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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14

Ia the present stegsaen of business, Advertising
moro tbao ever necessary to those who would call
public atert;on and patronage to articles which they
with TO dispose of and have determined fora short
period to offer to the publishers OF books dealers in
dry soods. manufacturers OF aghcnhwa imp enient'
and erch ante 10 general the opportunity Of sdverts-
ing 10 Tux DAILY, SE@I.WIEKLY and WEEKLY
TRIBUsE circulating all together more than 2OO, 900
copies Of the rate Of One Dollar l,e for ore lnser-
t,o, in all Of these papers This aAvsp,ase however,
Il no. Offered to the publishers Of periodicals. or to
dealenr in pstent medicines.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14
The Union thus outlines the efforts and expects-
items of the White House:

The next step in the programme will be call for
Committee of Conference. This call will proceed
f., m the Senate and shall have another tes vote
in tie HOUSE in re, popse to tina. CAL. II the House
rsfuse Committee then there vii be an end of the
questop and the bill ill fall. If the Hou,e agree
10 cor ference then there will BE- ground to eTPeet
speed, 0dcpt,on Of The vietrs Of The Senate
Thin is fair notice. IF the House. in fall view Of
it, "sgec to conference, then there Will Dc
ground to expect" that the House and Kansas are
acid cut There is no intention. no ides, of conced-
ing sby hing on the part of the Lecomptpnites:
they showed that in their behavior in Mr.. Englishs
double. headed Democratic Committee. A vote in
the House for a conference foreshadows "a speedy
adoption tf the views Of the Senate'-nay: whoever
votes for such conference will show that he has
already adopted those views, aud is only seeking
prettxt to cover his recreancy. The country will
understand him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14

element in Caifcrnis ia regard to the Of the
negro Arcby. claimed as fugitive slave, which
was again before the Courts. The Winter has
been more favorable to the farming and mining
interests thsu airy one sirce the discovery Of gold.
A brother OF Dr. Ksne came near getting into
difficulty, at San Bernardino, on suspicion that he
was Mormon spy. Bat on the strength Of let
ter from President buchanan, be was permitted to
pursue his journey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14
Albany City Election.

ALBAsr, n. Y, Tuesday. Apr, ID. 1853
Our Charter election to-day has resulted 10 the ese.
ten Of the Union Anti Leoomptor candidate Cor Msyo,
ely Psnyl by about 40 majority. The Uoion PoSc.
justice is also elected The other Offices are in douS
Tie Common Council IS about equally divided Ia.
Democrats brole Up tie balo.-boIes 10 the Nia.s
Ward in the upper District, and general fghtsg '.
carried on al over the city durirg the day.
TIE Anti-Lecompton men ere pSaiins the streets
tonight with band Of music, aud cheering losiIy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14
United States supreme Court.

WASHINGTON, Tuesdsy, April l3 1853.
No. ii. Thomas jackson ct al. owners OF the steam
boat Metumpks VS.. Msgustra steamboat Justice
Grer delivered the opinion OF the Court reversing tue
decree of the Circuit Court for the Middle District OF
Alabama with COSTS and remanding the csse Tor fur
Their proceedings. ., y.u
No. H. Robert Tsylors, Administrators. vs. Nathan
I. Canyl. Reargument continued Tor Doth parties
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14

We earn that ex.President Comonfort of Mex
co is about to leave New Orleans for this city and
will arrive here before the end Of this month. He
de nes that be hiss sny connection with fllibuster
schemes; and especially repudiates all implication
in the movements Of NJ. German and his con
feCerates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14
xxxv,h CONGREss.....Fir.t Session.
SENATE. ). .WAsnIsoroy, April %, ISIS.

Nttbing OF interest occurred up TO clock.
At that hour the Kansas bill cane up, ana Ar.
GREEN (Mo.), without any remarks, moved that as
the HOUSE had disagreed. the Senate would ms st aud
AK Com nitee of Conference, 10 lieu OF resolving
to adhere. 49,
M. SIMMONS called for the Yeas and Nays.
Mr. PUGH ssked bow could the Senate insist on q
conference after the House has resolved TO adhere
Mr.. GREEN replied that after the action OF
the House L was competent TO confer. IL IL the prac
tice here as well as IN the Parliament Of England TO
inFist On a conference
Mr.. PUGH lOhio) SAID Is Is 10 order To Ask CON-
ference, but MT 70 insist
Mr., HUNTER tVs) said that the coarse, snee I've
had I'D seat IN the Senate was to insist Ihe House
IL il chooses can ecede from us aeuum-h' aou tien
the original bill will pass.
Mr.. GREEN read 40 instance f.om parliamentary
nr,ctice showing that i. was Legitimate to INSET. To
y eet the Gaze however, he would make two motions
first 10 ir,i.t and second 10 AK q Conference.
Mr.. MASON va .pcke in favor OF courtesy be-
tween the Houses ard considering the great conse,
ouepces ndent on this matter, the Senate saoud
20 10 the eltTsmest verge OF paEhanehtary coU'e'y
10 admit the state OF ksDsas harmonious!.
Mr.. GREEN further read fromthe Manual OF faris-
nent showing that Bis motion was In S'ric' acco'u'
arce with parliamentary practice.
Mr. STUART ,Mich.l was in favor OF letting the
Mr.. BAYARD del thought the di.respecs, #
there we're Any came from the House. Yet a. the
question is of moment, he was IN iavcr oil asking
for conference. -.
National interest he must not act on his own person1
impuses The House was not quite respectful 10 the
Serate but he would assent to the asking OF the con-
ference ,, &C.,,
The Yeas and NAYS were then taken on Mr.. Greens
motion. ard result.d-Yeas, 30 Nays ~.
NAYs-N.or. Bel Brodenck. Cameron. handler 'l,rk'
Colsr-r Crittrnden. Dixon. Dooittle Dougs f.ssaden
F,ot ,ser Hate Hsrin Harlan. king. Seward Smmon''
stuart Sun n.r Trrmbul. WaGe. aud Wilson
ABSENT-M.s., Bate, Davis, Dmkro Peace Paea Reid
Thouf,oL ny J, AID fule"
Messrs. GREEN, HUNTER and SEWARD were
appc .uted the Committee to confer with a sitnilN
Con ittee, if appointed, of the House.
On motor OF Mr.. WILSON Mass the Senate
took up the bill for the construction OF Telegraph 10
the army in Utah. Mr.. Wilson then submitted some
amerdnept, modifying the BILL so as to make 1t more
acceptable. ,c,, ,o-,,
Mtssrs. WILSON Mass, DRODERICK (CaLl
DOOLITTLE Wis, DOUGLAS I'LL and GAME
RON Pa spoke in favor Of the bill, and Messrs.
IVERsON Ga, HUNTER Va, JOHNSON Ark
FESSENDEN (Me.), and HALE "a. H. opposed IT,
Mr. PUGH tOhio) made some severe comparisons
between this bill that in aid Of the Atlantic Iele
graph calling the latter a scheme OF plumber
Mir. WILSON Mass wished to refer the b'll oack
to the Committee for week, for further amendment
Of estimates, etc.
Mr.. IyERSON (Ga.), however, moved that It be
postponed TILL December reIt, which was Carried, Is
against II. Adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14
Iatcr from Havana.

CHARLESTON, Tuesday, Apn Is, isos
The steamship Isabel has arrived from Hsysna and
Kew Wet 10th inst She brings no political ne rs Of
interest Sugars sDd moasses we're quiet at Havsas;
clay,d moasses, 81 reals; muscovsdo, 4Sit reals.
Frcights very dull. Exchange on London, % days
III premium on Northern and ,stsrn CITIES, part
u. r ctnt premium.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14

we fear, would psl,te almost anything which the
Jsmsca Legislature might propose to d. Inc
vigilance Of Lord Brougbam, however. in calling
public attention to the act will probably suggest 10
the Minister the Proprety of Withholding the Royal
Ascent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14

Albany ye.t, rdsy followed the example OF the
other Free cities of the North in electiog an Anti
Iecompton Msyor. True to their instincts the
foes of Popular Sovereignty broke the ballot'oo1es
in one ward, and stroye 70 convince their oPpo
pepts throughout the city BY the logic Of blows
Put in spite of all efforts the friends of the night
frunphed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14

pahoes intended to attack the Nsvsjoes Of ,as s.,.
mcor.
The details Of the murders and oatrsges counss.I
in Doona Anna County are givec.
The letting OF the con scts TO supply the
department Of the army took place 90 the sth asx.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14
From Mexico.

NEw:DpLEAss, Monday, April IL, 1881
Aiyices from Tampico state that thirteen promInss.
Mexican reac,ioniss lad been captured by Gov Cara
while attempting to land from the British mail stssmst
CARA had fred on an American weasel, from whic hs
had enieayored 20 ex,ot double duties.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14
From Baltimore.

BALrIMoRE, Tuesday, April Is, lSoa
A delegation of twenty Of toe City Council lssys
here this mo ming for Philadelphia TO examine the
Police Telegraph and Steam Fire Engines III tnst GUY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14
Shin Mountain Wave Ashore.

BosToN, Tuesday, April Is, 1898;
The ship Mountain Wave, from Charleston Tor
Boston went ashore this morning at II O'Clock, a. tho
mouth of Sctuate Harbor. A steamer has gone 70
her assistance and expect to have the par'cuiAs
shortly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14
Nesa9lork DAILY Gribnne
WEDNESDAY, APRIL IA, 1853.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.


Subscribers sending r-zit,sno-. frequently on % sr
ti.n Of the Post-ORoe and freqseutiN tie
name State which thiI Ia 10 be sent Aways
ueouon the nsIn- Of lie Pest- Qeee AID Stste
No Notice be taken Of Conmsns@dons WAL
ever intended Insertion must BE- svthsaftoa BY ia"
name aud sdd,s, the Necessarily Coz psbea
non, but - guaranty u hi. good faith.
We o~na< unSrssts to rvsnn rejected CHprsssssioa1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14
Ril,y Rowless i'm Florida.

CHARLEs1ON, Monday. April Is, Is5S
Adyices from Florida state that Billy Bowiegs and
TWENTY-FIVE Of biz warriors bad delivered themselves
I'D 10 the United States authorized.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14

Advertisements for The WEEKLY PRIDUNs OF tha
week must be handed in early to-day. Pr!se, - a
kna
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14

The Star of the West arrived yesterday from
A ,,;,wall with the California mails Of March ~
md 81. s52, 9I2 10 gold. There had been some e1'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14
Resumption of Payment.

ProRiA. Ill, Tuesday, April i, 1913.
NIB. Curtiss & Co, bankers Of this city, Resumed
payment Yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14

xMe..n. Bowen and Stranahan were confirmed as
Police Commissioners by the Senate IN Executive
Session Yesterday.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-01-07
Report az the toinsni ..ioner Of Iatiimn
AEatrs.

We extract tbf following from the report
of tie Commissioner Of Indian A'lars, re.
lating 10 the Minnesota Indians
By the trrats. Of September 80, l-5l. and
February q, iN5j. the gtea, Chippewa tribe
residing III Wisconsin. Minnesota, and the
noftaern pehipu.uia Of Michigan. eeded nearly
tbe whole Of the lands owned 10y them 10 the
Government there being set part for the dif
iateDt hands, hourysr. a suitable number of
g~.ets afIDu-, limited IN extent. where Il should
be the policy 10 cDacs pirate and osDiine thefn
ali every FNertiDn gsed % induce them
ad0p, ihs habit- sni pfff-Hi's Of civilized lB@
~ stated 10 the las, annual report 81 my Pre-.
Gsces.or, 49, have ~ treaty arrangement
w.iA tba Red Lake ttippfr o.. ana 3 fs~ other
scattered baDd. ~ inl3ans nex' to the British
tn-.-.slyns and 10 'he valley o; The Rel River
~ the Sof'b. be, are poor and need a..isi
snce. and i would sr good policy ts satingaish
tLsif tit, 70 and lu shat eE.oh. sud 10 loCate
th.in on 4 sua.i reservation. where they could
be suitably and hgmsre 5 provided spr.
The ether ildtaas 10 MiaDs .0,A ron.,s; oi the
safiOg. bands of the Dac otAb., or sioux, ard
iLs "inbsbago"s the isitst located 10 the
.ol,harn por,.oa Of ,be Territory, and fspor,
e4 to be doing vel. Tie agent -, howsysf.
- opinion tina, their reservation u too large.
and that II you'd castris9ts materially ~ Their
sdsanes useat 20 reduce i. a8J 20 ss.ign them
,imtea 41aD,i,y n LAID IN seVsrsiiy, 20 a. a.
give them ~ fsa - lndg.jeAl property, Aba
greater incentive % psT.1bsl exsttion ard
inaUstfy.
The pr.hc.pA. body u tie -.eaG corA,,.. of
the four bands ~ Nef syaB ka1 tosns, ard
"sh .pab eso-tsh., known q. Ice Lover ~ Ne
.s.sipp -ioax aht the Wan gaA ;Ssns and -es.
.ee t0an. % CpPst s'oDx. Ibe.e are ,oexisd
on i~o fs.sf'aii0ss set apart lgf usH ~ the
treaties - Jsiy saf August. l-5l -hsfe s;Ten.
goa. effort. are being uxd. 20 ~ iree 'Sefu :,
a.. -. "A
II was small ooslausd xad recs ss. band u
these Indian. that committed the mT'asf. AID
os,rsge. Ai The white settlement a. -pirit l.4se
in Nsreh last, bat Who. on the rsqnfreren; ~
the DseNtmsHt have ases been severely pun
is.si By taes DfsihreJ for tteu larisss ADD
stoc,og cG5ssti, Lts haTiag been dstsfIsih~
81 =, bs = bctt.I coprss than 10 cAnae the ekss
t.se.nsr, u be lrA.ckd BY or nnnus
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-01-07
NEW SERIES-NO. ia

not only was tho coniesieracy upheld, but the
Democratic candidate was elected To the
Presidency,
Meanwhile grave difficulties had arisen
in Kansas strenuous Efforts hal been made
by both sections Of the country 90 pour in
stream Of immigration, aud the North had
naturally won the day, But the contest
had no, bcon abandoned by pro.slavcry lead.
crs. Many of them had seriously damaged
their cause by overt acts OF dishonesty
fraud and violence. while tho Frce-Slato
men were damaging theirs by becoming the
tools OF politicians in this section Of the
country, and ioolishly abstaining from the
elections These mistakes led TO q series Of
complications, tho laN Of which Is that con
corning The Constitution adopted by con:
vention held at Iccompton last fall.
This Constitution was framed by con.
vcntion consisting almost wholly Of pro,sla-
very men. the Frc-Statc residents OF the
Tcrri,ory-who ARE IA large majority of the
votcrs--having. 10 serve the purposes of the
politicians OF the anttslavcry party, insane.
ly abstainoI from voting at the elsction of
delegates. The Constitution adopted sub
mIts nothing but tho slavery clause 20 tho
popular judgment on all other sections Of
the Constitution the people OF the Territory
have no say al all.
On this Constitution Senator Douglas has
joined issue with the Administration. The
President considers the submission of the
slavery clause to the people amply sufficient
for all practical purposes; senator Doug.
lAs. Coy. Walker of Kansas, and other
prominent Democratic politicians, hold that
the genius Of our institutions requires that
the whole Constitution should be submitted
so the quarrel stands.
Senator Douglas married. soina months
since, Miss Cut,s, Of Washington, one OF the
mos, striking bellies Of the capital. lie and
his bride are 10 be scen at every social gath
criug il Is difficult 10 say whether the g,
MUS Of the husband or the beauty Of the
wife attracts the most homage.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-01-07

We extract the following Cape new. from
he London Tunes. The lines quoted refer
TO aa order given the kallrs some time
back to kill all their cattle and destroy their
means Of su-,enance II would seem hardy
creiible, bu; such is the fact. the order va.
obeyed 10 the leiier. and the whole of haf
rland is one scene OF starvation, brought
on the natives by their snicidal obedience 70
their prophet. We hardly remember such
case OF bind enslavement Of people.
through the influence Of priestcraft a. this !;
TIGHr WITH rHg T,xBOoKIg yARsUDERs.
Mr.. Currie. the comDandaut Of the from
ter mounted po.icc las forwarded to the
governor the following rep0r, oi hi. recent
movements against Vadana
R'ehGrf >o'ftey. Esf-, Rs,idea' Sveiarg.
GrqAGn'' fotrn.
WASHES STATION. NHTE kgr
Aagus, -. 1857.
SIR: ! have the honor 10 report my re.
turn, thus far. from the expedition against
tie robber chief VSiana and his sIhereu's
broke up the patrol las, night. and seut
them 20 recrui, at the,f respective station.
The expedition. am happy to -ay. has
proved perfectly successful and wi,hsnt anv
casualty on our siL. The force. A. D.,
margin, (l20 mounted police 300 mounted
ouryhers uD,er their respective field cor.
nets 500 mountsI and 500 foot Fingoss
and Tambonkies: U,thaalder. with nine
followers marched in five divisions. a, srn.
act. on Monday, the 2,,h inst, snd At day
light. on Tuesday. were a, work ., all
points a, yalanss location. Ths robter
chlef. With the principal part Of his hors-
men. sed at our approach seross the Indwe,
INTO Krelis country, he remainder sea,tsr
ing thsrnseives in tss mountains IN the im-
mediate nsigh bostosi Of their own kraaIs
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-01-07
District Court ~ tts.nspin Coansy :.

The District Court for IIepnepiD county
adjourned al "a late hour on Saturday eve.
ming Last. having bseD occupied in the trial
OF cascr almost constantly during the two
week. Of ia session IL is the first session
ever held here by Judge Flandrau, and ,he
universal sentiment is that more salisisc
tory term has never been cid in the county.
Judge tlandran IL sn indcfa,igsble worker.
opening court at nine in the morning, and
holding until suDdown without ibtermission,
which. combined with his prompt and ready
decisions on legal questions, and requiring
attorneys 10 bc ready with cases when
called, has ensbed him 10 discharge large
amour, Of business.
The jurors were generally prompt in At.
tendance, as well IN parties and wi'ncs.ea,
the court room convenient. and everything
passed OF harmouiously. The calendar was
not quite cleared, as Judge Flandrau bad
term commencing on Monday Of this week,
u, Hastings, which lao was obliged 10 attend.
The mex, District Court will probably be
held under the state organization, and Hen
nepin County will BE- peculiarly fortunate u
Judge Flsndrau's successor displays equal
legal ability aud activity in Dispatch ofbusi-
pess.--&. Ani,ony Etp,ss.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-01-07
,ia ,as Madison cw.l r.',,o,, psa 70.

On Wednesday afternoon last. two per
sous, ont in search oi timber. caine acros.
the body oi man, about u haf.mile north
west from the Wafer Cure, and about 80
yards from the Railroad track. where the
private road leading from the Water Cure
crosse IT.
The body was severely gashej and mutt.
lated. and solilly lfozsu. There were two
cuts IN the neck one IN the ear one In the
lclt breast, directly over the heart. and one
IN the left groin. Al the wounds were
severe ones, and either Of them would alone
have caused death. They seem 10 have
been inflicted with narrow baded weapon.
such rs dirk. The body had on sleeps
gray coat, blaa striped wooden pants, Il
black.Ggnred silk vest, striped knit under.
shirt, white wooden comforter, and buckskin
gloves. Bcsiiic him were two pair Of boots,
IL pair Of shoes black wool bat Two rough
oak canes, aud a carpetbae. Ia the carpet
bag were snudry articles Of wearing apparel,
German prayer book. and letter In Ger.
man, dated March / /, l-55. Tn. letter
was addressed TO George Bcndle. in the
Endsireidt House, No. lsI. in Baltimore,
Aun street, aud post marked La Porte,
la Mar
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-01-07
Nsw 1osL HanL stat.ni.rf.

The ofhcial averages 81 the baBss in the
city Of New York tor the pea, ~esk, ending
saturday De-. 10 prescn' in the aggregate
the following changes from TIE previous
weekly statement n SATURDAY Dec l2
Increase ~ Loans s...................s s-%, ,Sst
iacres-s ~ specie ......... ......... l.ss-,t5G
Decrease 10 flfegiAiign. ........... gyD--
Increase % CbdrAru Deposits -o!,i
TIE m,veIDsn. IN loans aUd deposits indl
Gates a gradual Improvement in general bus
ines.. while the further large increase IN
specie denotes contIau'd success in co!lec.
ton. from the in;er.or. Added u these
signs Of returning ecnsdence. We hsve 10 r.
port better rates in the neighboring cities
Pennsylvania funds have improved 70 9-a
3-l PER cent Baltimore ss ao7; Hc~,on
vAaioo. The specie ave,ags has r'-cbei
the unprecedented figure n s27s57 ,327,
within few dollars oi the estimate mai.
TINS morning on Our re,,er q the specie
mo'rm' rts Of the pas, ~e-s Inns, 22i
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-01-07

Commander PArLbiso writes 10 the
Navy Department, urging that some distin-
gushing and permanent marks bc placed on
men discharged from tbs naval serviee for
vicious conduct. This 10 actually necessary.
he says. % protect the service from villain.
Gus characters who dissegasi navy dis
ciplne
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-01-07

The War Department has asceriAined the
actual cash value Of the property destroyed
by the Mosnoos 70 be nearly tity thousand
dollars, covering other items than army sup.
plie-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-15
New York Market.

NEW YORK, Sept. l4-P. N.
Flour heavyand ANAL sales: sales Of $500
bills ut BOO, 2O for unsuuud 4 S5G1 4 80
tor super. 40(d,5 90 for extra State
$50 90 for super. Western market
closing dull aud tendency downward.
Canadian Hour dropping; sales OF 700 bbls.
at 4O(d 40 for common To choice extra
small sales OF rye -four at B 5OG-4 20.
" heat market very heavy and Ia &c lower;
sales of 10000 bushels at 81 for unsound
Canadian club l 20 for Western white
% for white Canadian; | 80 for white
Southern. Rye steady ut 40 for prime.
Barley hardly 80 firm sales at -. Corn
heavy and dropping sales OF 10000 bush.
at 65Cd 6S for unsound and 70(o - for good.
Oats are dull ut Ala to for State Asa 50
for Western. Whisky heavy sales of 200
b5ls. ut "a ! closing with no buyers ut
these figures. Pork Is in moderate demand
sales of $40 bbls at Ii 10 for mess Is 25
for prime Il 20 for clear. Beef unchang-
ed; sales OF 23J bblS at Ii 0O(a ii 30 for
repacked. Beef hams are very scarce
small sales of old at 81. Nothing doing in
prime mess beef Cut meats are firm sales
ut 81 for shoulders SSd 81 tor hams
10000 lbs of short clear middles sold for
California at lO}. Lard steady sales of
400 bblS. mt So !. Burter steady at
la IL for Ohio; l+la 30 for State. Cheese
quiet and unchanged. Sugar steady at
ia 81
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-15

The uudcr>lgRe. citizcs If Trrrr- EIautc have &c
ccptcd the Office "f Trustee Of the TerreIIaut~ Fe
male C0ilcr, and may Ice referred % al any time by
such NJ desire further information concerning the