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AGiasissippi valley Muz1eIy.
WE1rERN 0mOWN TRH1o Ton
4 0r

NTITH ssvsral years
M sxperisnss tho Pro
priet0r On now furnish
FAULT THEE9 "A N u
1HhUNBERY, Acclias-
tel, anA teund TO succeed
In To West.
May az thsss Trees
ars of extra sire, and
hsvc produced Ans speci-
mems IS fruit The past sea-
son. Those intsrssted are
invited 70 oa1l ana cx-
anime for themselves.
n~A~>~ AA~ A~~HA De-
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TO Ambrose kucksr and 0sf1y LAWS:
TlyHgRR isnow d III N Ones of the Clerk
! 49, Ds,.sst oss.s 8 L: cos.sy. Is.., =
Theodore 8. AsGin. sisinias = yss - revival
Of > judgmsat II favor q plainti1s agaisst An
hrose 1uekex, 1ersd 81 ~ Apsil tafn, 1854, q
the District Court Of said county, Tor The poses
sion Of The nosth-vsst qaart1r II ssctisn Ten li0)
west in Lsseounty. Lows 80 Ave cents dsnAsss,as
alleging that 0erTy Lewis holds, under or through
said Rnaksr, anA tsok psssssisn sahssqseat . tie
d.te Of said judgnsnt. Ths prayer = for 70
vivsl Of said Judgment and writ Of restitutioa.
be1efs the second day q the Nay tsFn (lSse) Of
said court, jadens.t win b rendered against yea.
RANKIN, MILLER ENSTRR,
March - 1850 Plaintiff Att'ys.
70 J. r SsTseper, q. Is. Parker, r &. Bruce, T. s.
ThempsOA md Edward Boyd:
vnvHEkE 10 now a 1le in the once Of the Clerk
l OF the District Court Of Les Ceuaty, lows, at
Fort Nsdisoe. the petition Of 3. 4 ". A. Yors,
clainDtuk % n. :. 6tsvspss and q. b Parker. the
sun ef ksssn tAossand dollars on four pronissery
notes 4xeeated by Them to ]. B Brsos Ard J. s.
Thomps0n, ana By them endorsed to j B. Walsh.
and ~ him sn6ofsed and delivered 70 plaintifEs
Ais, 4laining ths foreclosure Of nsstgaSs
executed By said 61esper apd Parker, TO secure
said notes, on lands IN Lee county, lows, In
which the other dsfssdanta are interssts1.
Il Unless 200 appek and snswer said pstitioa On
or hefors the second lay of the Nay tern 1852
IT raid court, Judgment viii b rendered agains,
RANKIN. MILLER ENsTIR,
March II, 1850 PLAINTIFF Astys.
Ts kufss Wilssy, WIlIam Graham. Robert Rrsnch,
JshM rsfrsl and6. 8. Billings:
1vARRE i nov ON ale in the 0Aies q ths Clark
Of the DistTiot Court Of Lee County, lows, ii
Fort Madison, the petition % J. Hains6, c1Aiminl
Against you jnagnsat Of tAs Cosrt. fossssosing
As,nn. t~f~ ~>~1 L. 49, A.
Iowa, givsn ~ Rufss Wilssy md Willian 0rahAn
70 Reesst Ifsnsh, 70 see1xs certain notes @ tyo
fouT an1 st1 yeass. 6otd petieien CIR II einAe.
msnt = 1nver q plaintiff vhe = nsW ~ he1ar =
~ sosss s.d .srssass; I. s,asa 81 tas -. q
sst = al ~ dsfsaaants II the prsm,sss, and fo
general raJiG&.
UalDa 90 app1sr apd saswsr aid pstitioa - !,
bafxs ~ Id day q ~ Nay Tern, l8se, o sAil
sl1I e 1s1siI;e sk.'n:s 6ss:
nA3sAln Pitts Astyis.
- w. N. \. n. Stone:
N111RE y now % IL In the Once Of the Clsrl
Of The Distriet Court OF Ice County. IcWa. y
Ksokuk, the petition q Red = Co., clainink d
Yon ssvsa hunsSsd and sixty-two dollars and 1lty
81. 81 s =. 81 -, 49, IA J ~ s.
ground IL your nonNe1l4sAes. UnlsM you appsel
and $50 - pseitteA ~ q Astsqp ~ 9lse.l
oay " NoxS Urn ~ 80 Uett1et Voores ~ aoA1
Coanty, . Ksoknk, juAgnsnt Will - rsndssel
RANKIN, MILLIR ! iHsrIR,
nhSo-dln P1ta's Aay's.
pnv{yiSs. psnehotn n wsrren, Icr>..n Is
Brown, Wlmiam Brown, James Bradford, =. &
Grinnan, Cornslia 0rinnan
(vOU ana cash Of Jon ars hsrsby notlAed TIA
i there Il nov On ~ II tn o1lss u shs Clerk .
tho ltst11et C0att Of Lee Couuty, Iowa, q ~. Nd
nonA Dsssaaen q Jsnes g Lye. slsi.in g Io,
della1. ~ iatsrsst iron oss. 35th. Iels. = 3
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E.llAa 1esaea.

Lsoal 1es1ee.
10 Aason +. 0age 81 - ~ wl1ee - O.
/. Nx1pAeg, e1e1 IT, n -
~ !, J w. !! r. r. =. = =
! IssitiSa ~ - 4. 1Es1a sIslnlse g p e.
toFseless@ lsosm 1eeess 80 49, 1ee II ~
$s zsas xee
w.. n 49, n ....s.- ~ .a Va
Dy saad uass g $40 Brown, and payable e said
-. 49,. 49, - sSsaves Swssy-1oe - enrty.
: ~. .,o1 -. 49, ..ssI 0e. ioO0, With
ala Brown ~ s.ss !. .nss az.
.rr y 2sss n .s.s q 80 ana notes.
II erss I'm ~ ~ ~ Ress s2n.: Pef snacn
IA ~ - eIss y. q aaad ssseadants,
rrsm;s.s = sss4 rc,s" AoIseacsso = 70 the
Is Blook IL. III a ssh.k ~ s M I 1 70;
4 so,sv., hsrs.Ses, 49,, H.S essns.nM snefe-
- aSs... s.a .s.u 40 unae& yo1 ~
{ "a 49, y ~
~ w. ~
= 1.aa:,;s 500 , "a y: 90 4: ::y:::s.
.,. s vUn 49,. uAAA - 49, Nv ~ OnxAcs
7I7o 7S1ss1 {. .H7s7. f1117si R5SS. = VIII,
! and Ressss i. Y. Wright bic Win, 6Aassl
Mcifs Ansea kaaulps Ana 1aaabsta Phillipe his
We pilas AeaAkAt asd yshe q: hsAight ~
We, :: 49, ~ .s9 ~ "a AnRe N3t9arda9 his
wife. -. .11Ms -. Is: 1raea III. CNstis,
Geo: =. 1eeaes ,neass1 lsMsR. = 7. Msls-
worth, yeoes aeeasr, =. A!hes Jehn 3. Allsn,
nd ~ = lssa sella.i - 49, L = ~
q H = sAe snee - - ossk e ne Dd1egase
Court Ct Lee Ooanty, lewa1 . Fort Madiseu, -
tttion In enancey @ John Aesrl. claiming asailst
- - es,s s...s. - ssssG X ses ~ Ia.
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MOI, tk8Atafs, Anless yoa aRoeax apA AnsWr
40 8ssslo. ssoss go: @ @ asfess ~ 5000
=. - q ~ .S rla-I9 a e ~
t?ase - ~ - 1s jeeEnenk 4
~il = rsssssss ssala.t yos 20 esAlssss: 0
nxADs MILL 49,. =. y14aoS
Maxcn e. l10-ssx - 1o1 kssitlsnsrs.
Ut gN0R1OE. -
r 0anaAl DunlaD, Ile0ee Dan1so. Howard @.
ryIA Isra1l Tennis, WlIlian 11nhenan. T. =.
Hot6t1T q, II. Goxy - u II. Nalhae B.
Nov asesh1rehg neta1eA 1aak - - heeoret -
81 4gtA Day q 1annAsy, n. D. 1oSo, = peSitiou n
Cn1u1uey a A. n. 0ssWn VIII - RI - y ~ vi
- ~ Cteska O. ~ - aHieetln Ct - -.
Oosnty, Laws. & u City z xe1knk. ~
seainst yca tk61osoSan ~ G o1
~ July loS7. eivu N - eo1n - Sn
ams1o1 - Z :, - 49, - 31s
enc iun1nn1 - sety.t1e. - =
=. nm 1Sl 49, r. 15eS ie s71 =.
&C. 49, N1et " H11n r. q
&tiea: $ e VA . - - 49, r. 1I nrnGlin
sory nesss Al = 49, ~ Jaasazyy - n
SAID 1op00a po1lon - - 1plUMu 941D
1honae Dq1l1h eeli16 D. - w ~ -
sal4r1GAol4 1t1sGpWbs sss ss ss.' .s $3.50 a
0se19oe - 80 - nsa 49, ~
O. - - - - - e.a1s 80 ~
- - ~ ~ - ls. w. 4!.s ~
..s AZ - = = - Is
n--rzn - 49, Ia = sosu1fS -. M 49,.
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Of tho Atlantic Fire Insurance Com
pany of Bsooklya \. r, Dec. 81, 1853, made in
complixncs WITH chapter lao Of the laws Of the
State Of lows, approvsd Jan. Is, 1857, In rcla-
tion TO Insurance Companies.
l. The corporate name Of the Company is "The
Atlsntic Rirs Insurance Company Of Brooklyn,
N. IT, located 1t Rrooklyn.
I. Amount Of Capital Stock In shares Of $50 each,
all paid mp in eash......... 416o, 10000
Is. Amount Of surplus on
hand Dec. 81, 1858.......... Joe, 7O7.63
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TH638 B0R 66o! -
WE have On hand ever
w 10 q q o q
A PILE = II EB0
IN sAls, many % th9n
measuring il height 1T
feet. Also, Ans l0y Or q
Bed CsdarS, very largs.- @sNp
pssFs, stanaasd = AWarf zsszA
Peach, Cherry, PLAN, sa1
Chestnut Tress 0oossbss- lI.l lll. !
y, Currant, Rasp>srry, Bisskss11y (e1k x1We1oD
Bushes. Strawberry Plants, HAahkG 1suuISsns,
Roses, Ac, tR saleat tho Lowest A1slsn. %.
years, W ~ prepared to3urnish Tssse WAish have
been tested, aad % giss N nscssATy inatructions
with regard 10 their ealtare.
All orders Aid premptly. 8s
Nursery On ths Plaak-fosd, noar he city.
KAY.k DGR0ARD..s.g
Keokuk. Iowa jan 10. ske-dkvSm
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Direct Importation

HARDWAR ANDCU TLERY.
8. w. 4 n. TUCKER,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS.
ior ss.: a az s;ss,ss 81. supple,
vorab1s tsrns. The stosk ssins .ncssslly NJ
they eonadsntly solicit N 41aminstion Of tks
sa1A. swan. TUCKER,
sy 49, Sign g BED rsdlosk...
MrN!ks. Pisks. sAovsl., e.. 1er sale 81
OK. - e s. A0.s MATS. SD go. -. 9 ~
"A AkS' 6H0VEL6.-A large stock Of Amss'
a.ylo s.w.A n. TUCKER.
CcYTHk 6ION1s.-SsytAs Steaes, q 1iaerent
- I,.ds IN quantities = emil: -
nsyls 8. W. y. TUCKER.
CcIIaA kIrLRS.-varioas qualitisso1 SsyfSs
..gIs s.w.1a.r ucxEa.
0lokLx6:-A good article q EisEIss loT saIs s.
- lmAyIel 6.w. II. TUCKER.
E1MCK Nails,
= fins q do
rs 60 eaneh--a superior article
;: s; :$.' !: !: !:
Tegstasr with : general assortment OF oth,r a.ih
low BY s. W.. Il. TIjcK IN 4
nAy8aAw
WkN. HarAsn, Grabbing and other HOES;
- bpsdes, 6hovels. Nstsocks and pieks
Seythes. 6naths, and Grain Cradles
Cow-hellss kAkss ana Corn Plantsre
Ok yEnCn nDA Haltnp nhai~ 81 ssss8 1N4
cstsin BOSS Bsy Aad gtss~ Knivss
Aays STRAW .sd Aaasss Forks
ANA nrge stock Of assorted Hsrdwaee "a Cut.
is.y e s.nd aad for sale iow y 4.
kIhDsToHks,-Ths Bsrea IN ndsion 8 .of Is
s.W.. II. TrtcxxR,
lSign u the He'd Paddock,
s..,A.sa~ Cor. u Asip : d ess.
a FEW very Ans REGULATORS or TIME,
"A just received fully warranted 70 keen aocurate
time, = no. Estss House.
ADTICE or AS n . n I'M. -
"A Iameeting Of the Board Of Directors Of the
- Lava State Insurance Company. Ma . ths
ONES q ~ Company On tho 2M March. 1859. Is
.ns syM heokak, Iowa, the following rssolstioa
Resolved. That an ..ses,m.n. u II - ..p..
g A.As m Al Premium Notes IN force On And s.
fofe t1e I'D February, 1880 10 pay Losses aceruins
O. an1 rsios - said date, to b paid within sixay
days ffom this data.
Ssstion :, ArtisIs :, q the bylaw, Of said II.
ufsnce CemQaDy, rsads - follow: ssWhsncvsr any
ssassmenAs shall havs been declared 81 The Con-
Penys md sstass thsssof forwarded to the Insured
y natl - stAsswise and the insured shan for The
s.ass - DHestssS 10y - Tor aad rssovsf shs
whe6 Ansent - sAiA Pfenian nots = note. ma
49,. &C., - -. m. 7. fURsEs, sss:y.
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ASSETS.


~ sAA nesss.sss.s. ....ss.s..1 ss~sAsSs
3 nss =. ssses, ansnoamnsfe0 ano "a
80. ~ As.antic.s I.-......;. o.VSo0o
8. Their: are no bonds owned
I'M 0onpany. Eo
. haos s ssss 49,, ssa n - n,o9
noAnB nret Hens on RsoPef-
" in the cities Of Brook
iyn ana neS iors, tmo.,
owsihng nopses. Mortn
IN saon case - % avo Per
ssss @0,s sAo q interest," sas ~
per cent. ;;:.....-;...,. ....; l's 10000
leans on pemsnu: secuIed
n pledges e 9 , .h,s s !. COL
r..s q inssrst psr cent; s0,ssa.os
g. LOO share. City Bank q ...
Hroosiyes meskss vi. o,VVO'V0
lOO ~. Atlantic Daaks =.
a.. r. p rs sslas s A,oee.so
4. market valns........ A,Soo.OO
By ehs. 1mpoete1o. Ira
dsts' HAAk, n. - mar
ket valae......:::...s:.-.. os1VO.vV
n'k, y. <, marx. vi. $4,000
~ sns. Amer. n. 1k.sN.
i. n, market vAius...:. o,S0o.Oo
y. Interest aeoraed % bonds
and mortgages. And on
loans % demand, duo Dec.
10. Un6ollseeed cash premi-
ms, Al eensidered good. S,48.76
II: ones fsIailsss and NJ ...o.
- u.x.,... - -. ~ $3.50
- !. ms " 4. a1e 40. 80 = Oan1s
- os.M m 1921 -. - s 1s 49,
- - ns - ~ 49, -. ~. Sss-nons.
~. : .... not uue-nene' !. a.a !.
= :. !. :.
r. ~. $3.50. ~
e. ~ ~ - sn.uns lnsuIv6 AZ ny ons nsk
1 IA ~ Az So1elai fuie Wc ~ n0s -
10 This ns.sr..v ~. ~ ..n.,a, -. s. - -.
=. - vtay - no genera rue - = me
this depends % circumstances.
CITY or BROOELYN,l
Kings County, New York -
John d. Coeks, President, and Horstio Dorr.
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nNu 6n1 , Marvin ssls - =.
x ~: ss,Sss =. krsoH..
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Coal,
~ ON THE NEW YORK AND RARm.s
INGTON GOAL MIN1s,
XXYH0LESALE and retail. Acknowledged 81
w I'll 70 be the bust lows Coal.
Price u cents, delivered. Once On Third -street.
second door from Etate Bank. @T's
m0hl6d r. r. pT.ATT
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(A1N - L106Ng. 81 the Soz 8 Gossu.
49, ~ ~ CQLLI3R6sE ROBERTSON.
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Ml0netary anb Commercial 8ebistu.
BALrIMoRE. October %. Is5,

BALTIMORE. October 25 1859.
Stocks moderately active to-day, the value of the
operations at the Board being nearly $50 00O The bust
ness done was principally in Railroad shares and for
this class Of stocks the market rather rmer than
yesterday 0fNorthern Central there were 900 shares
sold at $50 seller go days. S2OA seller 60 after so days
and 20A buyer 60 days. and the sales of Baltimore and
Ohio reached S74 shares at $56K @56A with certificate
and power S57 cash. the opening, and s57 buyers op
tion 60 days The former stock left $40 bid s2oh
asked regular way and the latter s57 bid s574 asked
for the opening The only sale of Railroad bonds to-day
was one Of 81 900 Northern Central 1855 but in
Baltimore City 6's there considerable activity The
sales embraced &C. 500 1855 at 96A@96X 100 1865
at 9s and 81 730 1905 at 9SA99S%. There moth
ing done in State stocks For Maryland 1890 6s 104
bid and Virginia 6's closed at 94k bid 95 asked, and
Missouri 6's at SAY bid, IS asked There
qury to-day for Mining stocks but sales made
Gardner Hill closed at $2A bid, s2% asked buyer 60
days. Springfield at $1% bid and Guford at So 25 bid
s2.31A asked regular way.
In New York today stocks were weaker than on yes
terday. Reading declined l X Erie Y; New York Cen
trail X; Cleveland and Toledo l; Michigan Southern r.
Michigan Southern guaranteed ~ Rock Island X; and
Gaena and Chicago IN Harlem Missouri 6s, and ILL
nois Central bonds closed yesterdays figures Can
ton advanced T. and Virginia 6's e.
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EIR FU

The alarm of fire Monday night, about IL
O'Clock was occasoned by the burning of the Flour
Mills. situated on the Philadelphia turnpike, near
Herring Run, about three miles from the CITY lin
its: The property belonged to DIR. Edward
Schwartze, and was fully insured in the Equitable
Society OF this City and in the Phoenix Insurance
Company of New York. There was large ouan
tity of flour and wheat stored in the mill, which
was entirely consumed, also insured The Fire De
partment, promptly responded to the alarm. but af
ter proceeding to the City limits, were directed to
return by the Chief Engineer.
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RESCUE OF FUGITIVE SLAvE-The CHICAGO Times
of Satnrday hos q lasr,atch lr...., lLL....a

RESCUE OF A FUGITIVE SLAvE.-The Chicago Times
of Saturday has despatch from Ottawa, H..
which says:
fugitive slave belonging to Mr.. Richard Phil
lips, OF Missouri, was to-day, about eleven o'clock
A. NJ, rescued by prominent Republicans of this
city from the United States Deputy Marshal for the
Southern District of Illinois, in the presence of
Hon. j. d. Cation, Chief Justice, at his chambers
The slave was brought from Union county, before
the Judge, on a writ of habeas corpus. j. n. AL
bright, Deputy Marshal, claimed to hold him under
writ issued by the United States Commissioner of
the Southern District of Illinois, under the Fugi-
tive-slave law.
The prisoner was remanded, and Just as the Judge
had finished making out the ORDER and before he
had left the room, fanatcal crowd of Republicans
rushed upon the Marshal forcibly took the fugitive
and hurried him into close carriage prepared for
the occasion. The team went out of town on a run,
with a crowd of Republicans following, hooting
and yelling. The Chief Justice, after giving his
decision, made some remarks to the crowd stating,
that, although their sympathies might be aroused
in behalf of the prisoner he hoped out of respect
to himself, his friends and his neighbors would not
attempt to violate any law; that he would regret
to be made the unwilling instrument of bringing a
person on writ of habeas corpus into place where
the law could not be executed. His personal re-
quest and the majesty of the law, were. neverthe-
less alike dsregarded
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CLEARANCES FOR BALTIMORE.
Schr Swan. Dill. New YorL, ood ;nsf


Ship R. c. Winthrop, Norve for LiyerpooI was loadino
at Mobile, 10th inst. , - 'o
Ship Flora Mcdonald Fuller, from Rotterdam for New
York was off Dungeness, Sd inst.
Shp harborouSh Grimes, for Baltimore, sailed from
Crookhaven, 26th ut O-
Bark Nashua Lewis for Baltimore sailed from Boston.
22d inst ~ -'
Bark Cen Stricken Mcdonald, Rio de Janero passed
Brig NJ Denson Watts, from Baltimore arrived at Per-
nambuco, Aug. 3lst and remained Sept l4th
Brig Eyelna Rutter Fowler, from Marseiles arrived at
Malaga, oath ult and remained goth
Brig Comet, Hill, for Baltimore 18th inst was at Bermu
da. 18th. - - - ~
Schr Bloomfield, HamIin from aussset for Baltimore
arrived at New Bedford, 22d inst.
schr Robert George tBr) -, from Nassau n P, arriv
Eliza hence for that port before reported wrecked on the
Bahamas. ~ ~
Schr T. j. HILL whelden for Baltimore, sailed from PROV
Scr Alabama, Ponner for Maanzas cleared at WHINING
ton, n. G., 2st inst
Schr Juno, an) Peterson for Baltimore sailed from
Malaga, 9th ut - ~
Scr n. Godfrey, Ellis from North Falmouth for Bal
timore, arrived at New Bedford. 2Ist inst
Schr Mississippi Gould, from buenus for RaItimore re
manned at Pernambuco, 18th ult repairing lAnother ac
count says the N is bound to Boston
Sch d. n Richards Stratton, Baltimore sailed from,
Sullivan, 18th inst. 'N'-N ''0-1
Schr Astoria, Coggins, for Baltimore sailed FIN Sullivan
18th inst ~ " ' "'
Schr Lucy W Alexander, Alexander from Richmond ar
rived at ST. John, B., 18th inst e"
Schr Yankee Doodle Eery for Alexandria sailed from
Providence, 20th inst. - ~
Schr o. P Bins Cook, Richmond arrived at Albany
10Th inst ~ i'
schr Wild Pigeon, Mkin, for Baltimore sailed from
Newport 10Th inst. ' N 'N
scr Pilots Bride Baker, for Baltimore sailed from New
buryport, 20th inst ' ~
Schrs James House. Sprague, for Alexandria and c. s
Carstas Somers for Georgetown sailed from Wareham
18th inst - T ~ ~
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ANIJgENENTS

HOLIDAY STREET THEArRE.-The performances
tonight commence with Shakespeare's Comedy, of
Much Ado about Nothing, Benedick by Mr.. Barry
Sullivan. To conclude with the farce of The Wind
mill.
WAsHINGToN HALL VARIErrEs-Daneing and
singing every night at this establishment
by Miss Kate Ludlow, Mr.. Klein and Mr.
Vance. An hour or two can be spent very pleasant
ly at the Hall.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

PHILADELPHIA MARKET October 2i.-There is no
quotable change in Flour the market, however is rmer
under the late from abroad but the demand for
ira continues limited and only about 200 bbls have been
disposed of in lots SIS l2H for superne which is
refused by holders 81 so for scraped s5S 537H
for ordinary extra and so per Dbl for good Fam
lily Flour The trade Is buying moderately at from these
figures TO 81 per Dbl for fancy lots according quail
ty. Rye Flour scarce and firm at 81 25 and Pennsyl
Vania Corn Meal at 81 per Dbl. without much doing in
either to-day.
The demand for Wheat is moderate, but the offerings
are light and prices for prime lots which scarce
rather better Sales include about 900 bushels lots
at lZSi26 cts for good and prime Is and 135l4
LOT whlte mostly in store Rye is unchanged and about
700 bushels Delaware brought Sc cts 4 small lot of
Pennsylvania not prime sold at the same rate Corn is
better ana quite active with sales of 1000 bushels prime
yellow at 70 cts aoa and 95 in store mostly at the
former rate Some ordinary white sold at OF CTS and
500 bushels Pennsylvania mostly at so cts for dry
lots Oats continue dull Sales of 600 bushels Sontb
reported at 4ld42 cts, in quality sale of
1900 bushels heavy Pennsylvania is reported at as cts
Nothing doing in Barley or Malt.
The markets for Groceries and Provisions contnue AL
most at a stand still, and without any change to note
About 400 bags Rio Coffee sold at II cts. on time
Whiskey is moving of slowly at 26 ar cts for drudge
q cts hhds 2s& cts for Pennsylvania and 20 cts
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET, Oct. M-Tbe
offerings of Beef Cattle were larger this week. reaching
1900 head at the different yards, most which
were disposed Of Prices, however ruled irregular and
In favor of the buyer ranging at from So to 45o for
mon and 81 to 50 for fair to prime, including few extra
quality at S9.25 to 9.75 the 100 lbs. r 5e -
About 100 Cows and Calves disposed OF at from SOS
| 10 S4o each, according to quality
Hogs meet with steady demand and about 2 700 head
VIZ received and sold at Imhof Union Drove Yard
atpr,ces within the range Of ask the 100 lbs net
Sheep are rather frner and about GOO head sold
mostly at Phillips Yard cts including 45o at the
Bulls Head, atSesH cts per ID, net f
PROVIDENCE MARKET, October a. -wo6,L Stock
light Market s ssTy hrm The sses for the week have
Pulled tom 40 to 80 cts $4,000 lbs Foreign at from IS
- t,s.s.sr ny W. =, .,.3 r, vt.ea
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POLICE INTELLJGENcE

VIM. Pindel, negro, charged with threatening to
XIII another negro named Julius Nelson, was com
mitted for Court by Justice Ensor
Lewis Switzer on charge of assaulting ]. b.
Coulson by striking him with billy, was commit
ted for Court by Justice Ensur
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PROPERTY .SALES

| 5. II. Cover, auctioneer, yesterday afternoon,
sold lot of ground the east side of Bond street
south of Canton avenue, fronting 20 feet on Bond
street, with a depth of 60 feet. Improved by a
two-story and attic brick elling with brick back
building; subject to annual ground rent of SS.
Purchased by S. L. Brock for $780,
Also lot of ground on the south side of East
Pratt street. near Cough street. fronting Is feet on
Pratt street, with depth of II feet. Improved by
two-story brick dwelling with brick back build
ing. Purchased in fee by A. J. Hankey for 81, $50.
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The Carlisle Fugitive

CARLISLE, October 25.-There was nothing done
to day in the of the man arrested here as one
the Harper's Ferry insurrectionists. The hearing
on the ha6eas corpus has been postponed until tomor-
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ANOTHER Bull BY Mr.. BuLL.-The London Tel
eegrapb, gravely states that in the United States,
'among the candidates of the Democratic party
Tor the Presidency, the most prominent is Stephen
A. Douglas, a black man, who for many years has
conducted an Abolition emancipation paper with
signal success
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Election Frauds I'm Nebraska.

ST.. Louis, Oct. 25.-The Omaha City Rcpublica,
says that the frauds perpetraed at the recent cleo
ton for territorial delegate equal those in Kan
sas. Returns from Fort Kearney give Eastabroos
23S majority, while there are not twenty-five legal
voters in the district. The same paper announce:
the discovery of an organized gang of robbers in
that neighborhood, duplicating the ex-Speaker Of
the House OF Representatives ex-Sherif and other
prominent citizens.
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week for the lower grades of cloths for which prices
better sustained than for higher counts The latter
slowly at quotations Printers not willing to buy in
quantity except at concession from these prices The
following are the sales for the week
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