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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-02-29
Special Notices.
VVI,o yvants sOlnebody TO Love F4ITl,

VINO wants Somebody 20 Love HIM.
1t has often been said that there secret mode of
ingpeope to love YOU Science insists that Love dis
order just easy to produce any other disorder snd in
France, fortunes made by protesting TO
plish the work. But RoNDouT Of New York. In his book
just published tells tho whole ar and mystery Of Love-
He puts it in every Id power inspire with deep and
abiding affection the Of the she would prefer
for husband He enables every gentleman to select his
life partnerwin her once, and be happy. 1t is great
book, and is called the "Bss of Marriage" It is adver
tised in another column.-Herdld
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The Ladies, Department.

opened for the reception Of Ladies' Noinsttution
in the Union imparts thorough or interesting
course in this department.
In conclusion, would add. that We shall put forth
best efforts TO merit in still eminent degree
the atterng reception with which enterprise has met
and pledge ourselves 10 impar Oroa gh practical
o Mercantile Instruction than be formed ann
other similar Mercantile College.
Among the many recommendations. we give the follow
ing: "We the undersigned, take pleasure in esfying
that personally acquainted with Mr.. GRANGER's
ability Accountant and teacher of Bookkeeping
which Of the highest order He has had great expert
Accountant in heavy Commercial Banking
Houses which gives him superior facilities in mparng
practical kuoedge C Bookkeeping and oroHg gk Conf
merCiGl Education. l. J. ALLEN, IL. D.,
President Of Farmers College
L0RIN ANDREWS
President of Kenyon College
To Young men who wish 10 acquire cuisines EdUca-
ton think it affords facilities seldom equailod. Mr.
Granger has the qualification oftheoretcal knowledge
and apncss in teaching added 10 practical Counting
Room experience and feel confident that graduates
from his College will be fully competent to keep the most
complicated set of Books.
A. p. STONE, Wholesale and Retail Merchant
J. J. JANSEY, Sec'y BIRD Control State Blk Ohio.
J. T. PARK. Bookkeeper at n. T. Woodbury's.
D. 0vERDfER, Bookkecper at the Clinton Bank
II. u. MILLS, Sec'y Columbus Gass and Coke Co.
c. B. Mason, Bookkeeper at J. Il. Riley & Cos.
For full particulars, send for circular
GRANGER & ARMSTRONG.
February %, 1S56-lyI Proprietors.
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There is now living at Dyrham and Hin
ton, England, a widow named Anne Ball,
in the Goth year of her age, who actually
takes in washing and does it herself.
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Rs- The Exhibition given by the Young

N IIo LAIIUIIIOH gwen y OlIo OUIIg
Mems Iyceum Of Fremont on Friday evening largely
attended Buckeye Hall crowded to its fullest extent
and many would have been present had there been
ROOM The exercises highly credtablc TO those en-
gagged in Them and have yet to hear the first
press dissatisfaction with the debut of the Fremont lyee
um The receipts were about 500 sum that viii ena
lle them to make the Society permanent We wish
4i,of,, srrccso
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-02-29

GE The breaking up of the ice in Lick
ing RTer has caused the destruction of several stcau-
boats, barges &c. at Cincinnati loss on Sunday last
estimated $3.50 OOO This is but the beginning of dis
ases and loss of property which inevitsby occur
durin, the next thirty days.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-02-29

"WHIsKY FNEs.r-We understand that
hundred dollars have been paid into the County treas
ury by Esquire Page of this village within the past two
weeks being the amount Of fines imposed by him for yo
latons Of the liquor law Norleaik Reflector.
We venture the assertion that the law is violated in
Fremont ten times where it is in Norwalk yet
hear of arrests fines. If the law be enforced in
a neighboring town, why cannot it be done here?
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-02-29

FoR TIE SALT LAKE.-On Monday after
noon 400 Moons passed through this place. via the C.
& T. Railroad, bound for Salt Lake Valley AL fresh
from the Old country.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-02-29

re- Hon. J. R. Giddings has written a
letter his constituents informing them that he cannot
be candidate o- reelection TO Congress He
says, he has attained the highest point Of his ambition,
and that he is satisfied Mr. Gddings, we believe has
been in Congress twenty years.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-02-29

A UCTION.-Notice is hereby given that
a the Law will be rigidy ENFORCED against all par
ties selling goods at Auction in this county as am the
only legally appointed AuctioReer in the COUNTY
JAMES D0UGHERTY.
Fremont, Feb. %, 1855.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-02-29

RE- Number twelve of Frank LeSlie's
Illustrated Newspaper has been received. It's illustrations
arc very fine Price, 81 per year; address Frank Leslie,
u and Il Spruce street. New York
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PETITION TO SELL LAND.

Probate Court Of Sandusky County.
HOMER EVERETT Administrator Of the estate OF }
Elisha W. Rowland, deceased
against
LUTHER J0SsELfN Elisha H Josselyn Julius Josseyn,
Issaehar JOsselyn, Deborh H. Leach Jane p Over Cy-
rus A. Dyer, Zenas c. Rowland, George W Hoyglspd
Henry H0wland, Mehetable H. Tilden, Almira H. Ward
and Louisa II. Bickford-
TIME above named defendants hereby notified that on
the 9th day Of February A D. 1856 said ami nisra-
fortified his petition in the Probate Court of sandusy
county, the State Of Ohio the object and prayer OBJ
tain an order for the sale of the following real Of
which said Hoyland died seized; much thereof
may be necessary pay the debts Of said deeedent O-w
The east mart Of the hsf Of the southwest quarter
of section one, in township number four north Of
range number fifteen contang forty acres ofland
Also In-lots numbers hundred and Twenty-Five
hundred and tEentyseFen hundrs and twentyeight
and one hundred and thiryour in the town Of Fremont
in said county of sandusky, and State Of Ohio.
Said petition will be for hearing in and by said Court
on Saturday the 29th dav Of March, A. d. 1856.
BUCKLAND & EVERETT,
Feb. %, 1856 5w5 Attys for Plaintiff.
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Eg Who sent us that Valentine? We
very anxioas TO know. Perhaps wen accept the offer;
preminares be arranged any day during Office hours
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-02-29
Married.

On the eyening of the 23d Fcl by. J. Younkrnan Esq.
Mr. Charles W. Tschumr, and Miss Elizabeth Wikert.
By the same, the 2lth, ,lr. Levi Smith and Mis-
Charlotte Miller.
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NerH Yorl, rTnrIzef.

IscR LOEA lkslfkets
-1 New York, Feb. 26.
Flour-Market heavy, ss,s7 to 500. Whest-No ssIes
BydIll at s. 10 to 81 IS. Corn-steady, Y to De
Oats-iul, deciiniug. Pork-fnn S15S7 IN Sl59 81
prime SIS 81 to Sll Beofheavy, declining small sales.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-02-29

DARTIAL SETTLEMENT.-Notice is
hereby given, that William y. Morgan and William
F. Haynes, Administrators the estate Of John P.
HAYNES deceased have this day filed in the Office of the
Probate Court in and for the County of Sandusky Ohio
their accounts for the partial settlement Of ssid Estate
which accounts will be heard Saturday the S day of
March, at 10 o'clock \. ". J.. GELPIN, Prob Judge.
Probate Office, Fremont, Feb. 25, 1886. 5w3
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PUBLIC SIZE.

TIVE suscrbor viii offer for sale at his residence, two
miles east of Fremont, on
Thursday, March 9th, 1856,
at 10 O'Clock, A. ", his
FARM; .SEVENTEFIVE 1CRES,
with good Buildings Out-houses &c. al in complete or
der. Terms made known on the day Of sale. Also,
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
consisting of Eve head Of Cattle, Hogs Sheep two
horse Wagon; twohorse Buggy; two sets Harness; Fan
ming mill; Plows, Drags Forks. Chains, and Farming
Utensils generally; quantity Of Hay, Corn in the Ear
and al kinds If
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
among which are Bedsteads Bureaus, Chairs Tables,
Stands, &c, &c,
TERMs-All sums under s. Cash; over S. nine months
be made for Cash. W Il. BOWLUS.
Fremont, February %, 1856.
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GOING EAsT.-Sundays excepted,

Night Express will stop at stations between Oberlin and
Norwak and Fremont and Toledo only to let of passen
gers from Cleveland and Grafton.
Northern DlViSiOR-Via SanduSky.
GOING wEsT.=SundaYs excepted.
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a. About three inches of snow fell o

Wednesday, making the sleighirg good again We think
twin be OF short DURATION however. The Of
Thursday made heavy draft upon it.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-02-29

The Etna Insurance Company presents its patrons the
very satisfactory condition. Of large increase in Cash As
sets for the further security Of their pocesal our in
the present time of depression in the standard Of
same They either prime dividend paying stocks, or
good valuable and clean investments Welding moderar
interest and income The standard basis which the
sets have been valued being Gold at interest," Besides this
sodity, the Company calls attention to the strength and
security il derives from its combined system of Agencies
through its Agents having the Of presenting uni
ted phalanx of experienced Underrter which mas work
ed for thrYseven years the happest results Stock
holders and claimants for osses-and enables to enter
the year 1856 with greater prestige for future usefulness
than has yet been reached by any really National Insur
ance CORPORATION.
All busnes attended to with despatch and fidelity by
JOHN W. GOODSON, Agent,
9w3 For Believe and vicinity.
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Flood at CINCINNATI.

Eleren Steamers sunk Great Destruction
Of Property Loss oger S25O,OOO-
Breaking up Of the Licking Riper.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-02-29

uARRIso sE1tracts and Pcrfumerys for sale cheap
at P. CLOSES.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-02-29

COPPER, TIN, and SHEET IRON WORK.-We call
the especial attention Of all wanting such work. as we
pay particular attention 10 that branch of business
August TO- 1858. ORION & FUSSKLMAN.
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100 do Ohio Life ms & Trust Co. st'k Cnctf a6OO 90
10 do Mech Il Trads Blk Stock jersey City, 15OO 90
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-02-29

GTOVES.-A large assortment Of Albany
~ Buffalo, and Cleveland Cooking and arlor stores at
prices uhich can't be beat, for sale by
ORT0N & FUSSELMAN.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-02-29

r. LOVES and StOckings-Fiye Wagon loadsfor Ladies'
I = and Misses, men and boys the latest fashion.
May %, 1855 HEAD QUARTERS
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e5aftef's SpaAish Mntafes

j. i. W OosTER,
February %, 1855 4yI Fremont, Ohio. i
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-02-29

Probate Court of SaHdusky County.
HOMER EVERETT, Administrator Of the estate Of ]
Elisha w. BOWland deceased
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Fresh Arrivals!
FIR e S III RlES

HARDWARE, CO., &C.. &c.
AGAIN ask attention of Planters and House
Il keepers to my additional supplies Of Javs
and hloeos COFFEE Coffee SUGAR MO-
LASSES. RICE, SALT, FISH. DC.
Irish Potatoes,
Still lower--bclow cost-chcap enouph for
table use. hsvai still about THIRTY BAR
REl.S. which aIn determined to close out =
A EeI Supply
Painta Oils, Turpentine, Burning Fluid, Put.
ty. aud Window Glass, French aud American.
o. T.,
Reetifed, Rye and Eagle WIIISKEY, which
l wish to close out immediately at little
Hardware.
Hoes Of every variety, from 20 to IS cts, and
stil! lower per doz Hand Saws, Vices, Anvils.
Smiths Tongs, Bellows, Pitch Forka Shov els.
Spades, aud Nails OF every No, from to 40
penny. CHA1SS-Log, Lock, Fifth and dra w.
/ ig. - ~
Also, to Young and Old,
Ihereis az application made to come forward
before summer and supply yourselves with
Wooden and Cane. seated ROCKING CHAIRS
and any other kind you may want as have a
fewleft, nnd will sell at cost for cash.
Guns.
If you want Guns that viii! shoot and kill
over 100 yarda call on II. s KERR and he will
show you q few of them.
- Tobocoo and Cigars.
Tobacco Of every quality, from Is etc. to
sLoo per ID. Cgara many branda. r
AN Of the above articles, and many others,
may be found at the Grocery Store Of
Ap, 2 4sal No. Brick Range.
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M. STRAUSS.
c 0 K z S B u RY

COKES BURY,
rs SO MUCH Engaged in selling and hoxinc
4 out his NEW STOCK OF SPRING AND
SUMNER GOODS purchased in New York
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Charleston, TINT
he has not the time to specify and detail. Ev-
cry one says-and what every one says must
be so,that it is the Cheapest Fine" end Best
= Prints Jaconet Muslins, ROBES, Orgaudies,
RRILLIANTES, Ginghams;
Bareges qtssues l.abaradors, CHAII.Y, MA.
RABOUr SATINE; :SS
MARABOUT BAsSALE GRAPE MAEETZ,
CAUSE MEXlCANA;
The above new Goods in Gil colors as we'll in
Mourning style .,, -
LINEN GOODS.
MANTALETs. and MANTILLAs, Ribbons,
Collars, Sleeves and TrimmingEs
BONNETS AND HATS.
For GENTS. BOYS nnd YOUTH, Goods of
every variety, viz: -
Cottonsde. Ginens. Drnp d'Ete, cash'narets.
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Boots. slippers, Gsitera, and Childrens Shoes
HATS AND GAPS,
Besides his full stack In HARDWARE. GRO
Gerry. CROCKERY.Sand
STATIONERY::AKD SCHOOL BOOKS.
Ny stock 10 now complete in all it's depart.
rneata Thankful for the patronage heretofore
given to.me. hope thnt the present stock,
AeLected si4 great care and under the 6est adj
: sanfaget viii be tho strongest iuduccment TO
= my old Gfends and customers. Nca ones come
and iadge for your.elvcs and rest assured you
can buy a. cheap from me as any where else
be&des a large aud beautiful assortment to &C.
loet fnez. 'S.fts - :, IL. STRAUSS.
CokesbMy. April 1885 49tf
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1856. 1856. .S..
CHEAP DRY GOODS
asI For Spring.
aass .:3a B BRO0M q NORRELL,
23S Broad Street, Augusta, Gu,
HAvE just opened their SPRING STOCK Of
IL STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
aud would respectfully call the attention Of
the citizens of Abbevile and adjoining Dis.
triets to the assortment, which comprises almost
every article in the Dry Goods line, and haring
been bought By an ezpericnced bssyer. they arc
prepared to offer Goods at such prices as they
can guarantee to be as CHkAp As THE CHIArrsT.
Feeling assured that careful examination of
our Stock will induce liberal share of patron.
age, they solicit the favor Of an early call.
Among our Goods we invite particular At
Plain Blk. and Fancy Dres, SILKS
Satin Striped and Fl. Printed BA-
Rich SILK GRENADINES. and Satin Plaid
TISSUES
Fl. Printed sfnss sIALllEs, and BAREoE Dr.
Rich gss1s5i9s ssp5 SaBss Bss.s' aud '.eones FLOW
Fl: Printed oRaANp1Es. MULLINS aud
Blk. CfIALLIEs, TAMATANs BoMBAz1NEs
and ALPACAS
Plain and Checked JACONET5, CAMBRICS
NANSOOK and SWISS MUSL1NS
BRILLIANTS, CALICOES, GINGIAMS. TAR.
LATANS, &c, DC. DC.
Large assortment Worked EDGISGS and IN
SETTINGS =
Embroidered COLLARS. SLEEVES, CHEMI.
ZETrES. BANDS and FLOUNClNGS
Rich Elnbroirdered BASQUES, Lace aud silk
MANTlLLAS - -
Lace and Grape SHAwI.S. Blk. Silk LACES
Superior assorted Goods for GENTS and
BOYS WEAR
LINENS. TABLE DAMASKS
~. DIAPERS, ,TOWELLlNGS, de-, DC.
l0-i and l2.4 Linen SHEETINGS, and Super
PILLOW CASE LINENS
Superior Asst Bl: and Bro. DQMEsTICS
-. SflEETINGS =, LONG CLOTHS
STRIPES, TICKINGIS and SERVANTS
GOODS -. -,
Sup. Asst. HOSIERY, for Gents. Lsdie. Mis-.
SEA- Boys aud Children, of all kinds and
prices
Together with many other Goods, not men.
tioued, and all which will be offered at prices
that cannot he undsrsold in the way of fair and
upright dealing by any house in the State.
BROOM g. N0RRELL, -
2Se Broad st.. Augusta, Ga,
April ly] Nearly opposite Augusta Bank.
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Good News to those I'm Want OF Cheap and FASH
iOnabie Goods Z! #=s ~
GREAT ATTRACTIONS AT NO. 4 GRANITE. ROW ~
Vem 9torell Neh @oo0s III
NJ ISRAEL & BRUSSEL
S': sis sssa 5 Basi i;G: ssa;s f this N" adjoining D s
No. a, Granite Row. next to the Drug store,
a entirely Of
SPRING AND sUMMER GOODS,
which when complete will be found
o. y ss s ss sos ] s s. Stock n ssr sss
AsTONIsHrNGLY RATEs,,.
We particularly Invite
CoAoteo ana biaok Nusns Lawns Bareges Calooes and
49, ..s:>s Ginghams, =
which prepared to ,n coMPET1T1oNI!l
81 S M asol ass,
:ea...s LACE ND SILK MANTr11As
al III Of the r of and which will atly seush. this a.
Bonnet Ribbons Silks v Artificial. Dress Trmm.ns Rnoh.
Bobinet and Musketo Netting '
s ] pS p.pass e ses e ssn'S % .s fail gs' sss
Rcady-madc Clothing for Gents Bows and Yontr,.
s % :s from s s ss 1: : s~ ss ss 9
Lnen-boson Shirts, Drawers Hosiery Crnva,s socL. rar
Ties, SILK Pocket Handkerchiefs Gents, Fur. ~
ntshins Goods generally,
sEoARs very re- Our ere.. ..,tu,a.iu @ -
Hats Caps Boots Shoes Cutlery 1nyre Hardware Muoa 1a.sruens
4erfumey and Yankee
sold by stre.dy loo priaH ~ ~A0'" "h'eo "m6s
4s 39kfr Bns s9Sp s ssss sting Stripes Bed
:: iss sa sSss IT, s Fl: s:ss Ssgg s.ss:s
March % 1895 Ne" Store Nc Granite T. SC
t8 Due Telescope eeps nuram " .:%@ #
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20 UND :.
A RELIABLE MEDICINE.
:. TEE. CELEBRATED
COLLETON
b | TT E r S.,
A Purely Vegetable Preparation
AND A
sovEREIGN REMEDY
E0R -,T>
DYSPEPSIA.

THESE B1TTERs are purely vEaETA:
l. BILE COMPOUND. and are offersd to
the public under the fullest conviction that
they vii be found safe and sovereign REM.
EDY for DYSPEPSIA -
They have been tr,umphantly tested not
only by numerous families and Physicians ia, /:
The South, who have furnished ample testin1o.
ny ~ to their decided excellence, But also by'
the proprietor, who, for ten years, suffered al,
the gloom incident to that stubborn aud dis
tressing disease. *
The cOLLEToN BIT TIERS, are also i. Car.
minative, most excellent for Cholora Morbus
Costivenees, Sea Sickness, Nausea, proceeding
from whatever cause, Shortness of Breath
Ae'dlty, Heartburn, Cramps aud Stitches ia
The above Medicine i. highly recomm.nd.a
to literary gentlemen students. elderly .peopia
and others Of ssdentary habits -. - !.
:! do hereby certify chat have known and
ulsd your celebrated compound ,.COLLETON
BPTTERS in my family for moro than fifsetn
years, and do verify beiiere it TO be one Of
the most valuable Family and Plantation Med.
iclnes in use, having witnessed their beneficial
eteets in 20 many instnnces, that. with truth Il
may be affirmed. they we'll deserve the high
eneolninms which they have received from ths
afflicted Who have partaken Of their inyigols.
sisued. :, ciiAs. q. ccAfERs. plsa..r,
55,..-.,.,. ! St Helene, Sc" .,
= The undersigned. wholesale agents for iths
ahove, take pleasure in stating thatthey arein:
tinately acquainted with the paanufacture Of;
tho "CoLLrroN B,7rEas," hence they do not hes
itats TO commend the article a. pdssessing rare =.
vlrtues. and we'll calculated TO- afford relief ID.
Dyspepsia and Its Kindred
~ Diseases. 81: -,
j Retail Price so Gents i Het.lsl / Il Il
r~pl.fI T.
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Notice to Taxpayers.

r WILL attend at the undermined times and
- places for the purpose Of collecting Taxes
for 1906 - -
Abbevilie G. IL, Monday February A:
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AMBR0TYPEs! AMBROTYPEsl
"EARN has the pleasure of announcing
w to the ladies and gentlemen of Able.
vile that he 10 now in the village with his
SKY.LGHT CAR, prepared to take those
beautiful colored, neper: fading
tGL ASS PICTUR RES,
The last and greatest improvement in the Pho.
tographio art :.
~. Call early, as his stay will be short.
April IL, 1856 4s If
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-04
News from Australia.

BY way of England advices have been received from
Sydney to the Gath of May being three days later than
those by the Royal Charter In the interval the great
event had taken place OF the opening OF the Colonial Par
lianfent under the constitution, establishing the sys
tenn of responsible government The ceremony passed
OIL avoraby, and suitable replies to the address OF the
Governor General voted unanimously in the Legs
latve Council and the Legislative Assembly the Mniste
rial programme being generally approved In the As
semby Mr. Daniel Cooper had been chosen Speaker by
OF "a agains, % for his opponent, Mr.. Parker Mr.
Cooper wealthy native OF the colony, and will be
membered rs having headed the New South Wales sub
scrption for the patriotic Fund with donation OF
thousand pounds Some sensation had been created by
arrival from New York with the news OF the intended
dismissal of Mr. Champion. There alteration of
importance in any of the markets. but the tendency
stn towards Improvement, and there was also much
rmness in the prices of colonial securities The of
exchange for bank drafts was still lo3 The navigation
OF the River Murray had been regularly organized and
service OF boats called Cadets steam line, adver
tised to run monthly from Goowa, near Adelaide, in
South Australia, to Abury, in New South Wales-the
charge for freight being fO ton and for passengers
fl6 los and &c g. each according to class The latest
papers from Tasmania Van Dieman's Iand) contain
vved accounts Of the gold fields at Fnga and state that
numerous parties fockng thither. Gold Is also
again alleged to have beer discovered Western Austria
liza, about fifteen miles from Fremante but apparently
not in quantities to deserve much attention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-04

and lss 3d. for coarse. Black pepper-aOo bags good
heavy Maabar partly sold at SD and $50 bags clean
singapore at sgd. with lao bags Singapore white at 3D.
Pmento-680 bags sold at 3D. privately, and lO2 bags
coarse at auction from 4zsd. Sd. Cloves-l 0O5 bags
sold from Asa. AID. for sound, with damp at AKA.
AID.
which however subsidized and the been
limited without change in prices The sales of West In
da $40 hhds., and Of 10000 bags Nautilus and
East India at auction the greater part found buyers OF
foreign there have been no public sales and nothing OF
importance has been done on the spot Afoat two
goes have been sold of 800 Bahia two thirds
brown and one third white at AS 49s respectively
landed conditions and 100 boxes white Havana insured
I. p a. at 49s, tor st. Petersburg The Netherlands
Trading Company have announced public sale OF A. 105
baskets Java, for the 22d September, at Rotterdam.
lS55.-Imports.
Chief ports of Europe, lbs. .454 100000 AZ 900 900
Great Britain .4G2 100000 5o4 40O,O 900
Total ...............916 , 400 900 1925, 400, 900
lS55.-Stocks.
Chief ports of Europe, lbs. 100000 loo coo
Great Britain. 1874, 200 900 23s, 200,' 90
Total .................23 9 900 900 2s6, SOC, 900
TN.-English was reduced on the 18th instant, u.s. on
refined and Is common the demand for the latter Is
very active; prices block, 1918 bars 1885, refined
1885 Banca is drmer at 1865. 127s., straits 1858
a l26s.