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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-27

THREA EAAIAB DAILY 1Rok
Rastsb1rGA - RAalaAslpAia.
Trains lsavs PittsbsSgh - follsvs; Nail ..
nj isst Aas ,. Nj 1xpssss Aails:le Pm.
The htprsss Mail Rans Daily, the other I've
Sundays excepted. Making Direct Con-
nsssions With all trains from
81. Louis, Ao.; Duhs0ss. Ksoknk And Iowa City,
Iowa; Cairo, Rosk lsland aad Chicago, ILL.,;
Lexington and Losisvills, Ky.j Tsrrs
Haute, indianapolis and Lafayette,
Ind; Cincinnsti, Columbus, Day.
ton, Toledo, Cleveland,
Zanesville, Crest
line, nAsai-
Ion and Wooster, Ohio.
Also, Kansas, Nebraska, Ainnesota, and
All ROAnss N tAo West.
- sAAn ~ Low ~ ~ Ant oTanR nouS.. -
Passengers from the West can rely upon
this ~ being the shortsst and most
expeditions route to
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, NEW YORK.
AND ALL EASTERN CITIES.
THOS. MOORE, Agent
Passenger Lines Of Penn. b. H., PAIlsdelphia.
Jan. !, 5S-d
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Iiass And oAps, Dry Goods Tn
boxes, bales and trnnks,) Drug Tic. y loo Ns.
Tin boxes and bAles,) FsAtasfs,
furs, Ac., Ac.
ssoosD CLAss.--Densssie shSss-
ing, Shirting and Iieking (in
originalbales j Drugs lin casks) a..
Hardware, Leather, Liquor (in oSe. Iovms.
easks). Wall Paper, weel and
Sheep Pslts, eastward, Ae., Ac.
THIap CLAss--Anviis, Chsins TN
casks Hemp, Bacon and Pork,
sailed liooss or in sacks, Painis eOc. = 100 n
ldry and In oil,) Oils, (sxespt
lard and rosin),
YoUrsB CLAas.---CoGss, HisA, Ds-f
con, Beef end PORK (iA sasks or
boxes, sast~ard,J Lard and
Lard Oil, Eaih. s oda Ash, Ger a.. ~,ao>
man Clay, Tar, Pitch, kosin, w. i'V =
Steel, Manufactured Tobacco,
Rosin Oil, Qussaswsss, Euesr,
(hhAs., bbls ard hxs.,l Ae. Ac.
fLOUk--55e = bbl., until further notice.
0RAIN-ss ets. y loo ns. until further notice.
COTTON-41 y bale, not exceeding 500 NJ, IN
weight, until further notice.
In shipping 0ssas fro. any point sestof Phils-
dslphia, bs particular 70 nSvk pachagss ssvss
PssHsyiSsats Asslrosd." All goods censigned to
the Agents Of this road 1T PhilaAelphis or Pitts
burgh, will = forwarded without detention.
FkKIGHT A0ENTS-rlark Co., Chicago |;
Packer ; Co., Memphis, Tenn; p. q. o'Rilsy 1
Co., Evansville, Ind; VIM. Bingham, Louisviils,
ky.i 4. 9. Asldr.n, Madison, Ind; II. W. Brown
Co., and Irwin Co., Cincinnati; H. 8. Pierce
Co., zanesvills. o.. Leech Co., No. - Kilby ST,
Boston; Lsssh Co., No. - Astor House, N. r.,
No. Willism-st., N. T.; 3. J. 6nssder, Philadsl-
phis; Magraw Rooms baltimore; D. A. Stewart,
Pittsburgh. H. n. HOUSTON,
General rrsight Agent.
u. ]. .LoMBAERT, ,Sap't, Altoona, Penn.
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CAARLEo nADMAKE ER.
HAIR DRESSE R.

HAIR DRESSER,
I ATE Of Pauls celebrated Saloon, No. IL Oourt-
~ landtst., New York, would ssspsetfslly tsaAsr
hs professional services 10 the sitissns u Ksekuk
and vicinity, and gives nosiss thAt As haa oponed
IN sstAbliahmsnt corner Of "a and Johnsoa ~ !.
opposits the Gait House, whore, BY psnctual ~
tsntion TO business he hopes to secure tAs patsoa-
age Of this community.
SHAVING,
HAIR CUTTING,
AND SHAMPOOING,
9. X. AAs on hand choice stock ef Psrfumery,
Lnbin's kxtTacts, Ao., which 30 oGen fer sale s
the lowest New York Prices.
Sept. l. 'tS-dy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-27

Third ~, ,bst. Main . Jehnson.
IIAvE JUST received at tAsir 1ashisnabls
II Tailosing and fsSnisAing sstahIisAnsnt,
choice and exeslleat supply az BrsaAelotAs,
Casaimsrss, vsstines, and Cents TU1NIEH-
ING GOODS, u al descriptions. and guarantee
that their work shall b aoas n the most ~
proved and satisfactory manner. They are con-
stantly receiving The Esw York anl Philsdsl-
phia fashions; and rsspsstfully solicit sll Who
desire good work and the best nstsriAi TO give
them 8 call.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-27

For the UpFsx Mississippi
q. s.. MAIL LINE,
noe& aslanA anA ksSkuk IDaliy Pas.
sengss RoeAeses
eTSHR steamers BEN. CAAP6BL
II. Il. =. <. ;. ;i W., :s1B E.;
- tAsss bssas ssisg Of light dra.gAt
anA Of great spssd. nay s. relied apSa Tor nAking
eoAAsstioas = advertised. Tbs
HEN. CAMPDkLL,
0so. H nSsss, Captain A: L. AlLLns, Clerk,
Leaves Aoatroes Oh The arrival Of The cars from
ksoksk, every Tuesday, Tharsday ind Saturday
nsrnine. q 1 o'clock. The
Joss r. KsAcs, Captain A. II. CoEwIsH, Clerk,
asy aaA Friday soansstisg, q Bsrliostoa, with
T3AIkB fus CHICAGO, Aad Mt. P1sasant, Iowa
at 4asmtins, With the TRAIN for Iowa OfTY
q kosk Island, with Ainnssots Packet Cenpaay
Stsa.srs for 0alsna, Dsbsq.s, And 81. Ps.i. asa
The trains Of the Chicago and Roek Island Railroad
a o. d. BRHWRR, Aesnt,
Nay lid q Dspct on Lsvse.
Hotsvy Psbkc Nal Iss. lsenS,
SAMPLE Z RANKIN.
Rsal Estate, Money, anA stock
DnOKERs,
AID
COLLECTING AGENTS.
REAL KSTATE Asd STOCKS hosght and sold
fIfLSs IxvIsfIoAfHp,A 80.
- r~tdess~ Atfmfse~ Sst1 10 Ceuscass~s. -
O0ss On and st.. bet. Aaia andJ ehnson,
.....s.......IOWA.
Nay 1, 'es-d3m-wSn
!. j. BUCKINGHAM.
0ENERAL
e N g R A v e r ,
COPPER PLATE P1InrEn.
AI1O,
STENCIL BRAND CUTTER.
I0URTH-STRI1T, BET. MAIN . HLONDxAU.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-27

The NEW end FAST running
STEAMER KEOKUK
MAKBe SUES CONNECTIONS
WitA the 1vsniAg aAA Aosnisg Trains 1t Duling-
tor. ePaessagsss saA lsavs Ksokak ~ li:3o
4. =. A1d l0:1e p. 4.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-27
KeOkuk Alcohol IBIS.
t1llery.

UAn16Tys
v1yHE subscriber rsspectfully informs the eiti-
i sens Of Ksokuk and the "a rounding country
that he 10 now ready 70 6l any orders addressed 70
him for
ALCOHOL,
SPIRIT GAS,
CANPHENE, or
DISTILLED WATER.
Being A PRACTICAL STILL BUILDER myself,
and having in person superintsnded the whole
psocess Of building, can al ely say that my ma
chinery 10 unssrpassed BY any estahlishmsnt In
the itsd 6tates. And further, n addition o
superior machinsry and ny own practical knowl-
edge Of tho businsss, have secured the services
Of Of the bt alcohol distillers In the country
woald also inform those who may favor ne with
. call and are inclined to encourage homo mans-
fastures that an supply them with any of % .
above articles - cheap and cheaper than they oAn
purchase the same In any Of the Western cities,
thereby saving freishtage and the many disap-
pointmsnts incidental 70 spring and fall ship
ments. / will sell a.
ST. LOUIS PRICES.
/ request those who are capable Of judging 70
compare my samples with any in The country and
give an impartial dscision--I ask no more.
ChAo. NOEL.
Distillery and O6scs half square above n
Packet Landing, ksokuk, Iowa.
JaIy II, s66-dAv1n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-27

PhilaAelpia, !" lB
. Bsltinors, II !"
Washington," ]"
" aarrisburgh," 70
Ptt0oargk, 10 ]"
wheeling, al
q Chisaso,
@Aho, By several different routes to ali the
principal intermediate places.
x. AH..o. "a :. e Milwaukee. Tresport, a.lsn.. Dan.
- Alss, 70 al he Railroad Cities in Upper and
Lovsr Canada. via Grand Trunk Railway ha mil
~, Isssnts, kingstsn. Acatfsal and Qasbse.
@Dy .bs sams rs.ts 70 0sasasbssgh, n. T.,
PlAttsbsrgh. n. Y. nd Posslasl, Me-,
cAH Bs PIocUR.D AT TIE
RAILkOAD TICKET 0TYIcx,
AstS-St., bstcssa FJrss eaI Second, oss
dior obOps tks BilJxAps Hoxss,
KEoKUK. IOWA.
Passenger esn save Time and Money
b bsying THROUGH TICKET8.
4-BaSsAgs eAsshsd through frss frOn KsekuA
= eOais:so, And sAssks sxehanssd On the cars for
FIRST GLASS FARE PROM KEoKUK.
fs:;ss sss:,a - s:s .s.. y ::
/" 1alassfs. = - /" PissaSsrsk. ii .
- b sure thst yos ere in the Right 0aes. -
RAILROAD TICKETS
Coed for ~ unlimited length of ttas allowing
Passenger tostop q asy Doiat and re-
sane their journey aslaisuSs.
Steamboat Tiekstsgos1 sntil Cless of Nsvieation.
Passsagsr can obtsin Reliable Informatioa
u this O0cs II regard = al Railroad Routes in
ths UaitsdS taass and Casadas. -
o-0Assopsn II al Aoan. -
1ereisn Ticket Agent q. BE- =. n. \ Line.
Jsnsile-AAv
Asskuk ~. Des MeinssA AMInnssesa .
RAIL 1OA D..
Q - \ NO = OF rl0 n
I'm and aftsr this date and uati further notice,
~ bet one Passenger Train viii rnn each way
daily. t6sndays exceptsd,) - follows,
Leaving Keokak ct 9:30 O'Clock 4. n.
Leaving Bsntonsport u 3:O0 o'clock Pm.
Csnnssting at the latter place, - heretofore,
with Tia eOasAss Of the Western Stage Co., for all
points IN Middle, Western and Southern Iowa,
Eeheaska, Kansas, 10.
THROUGH TICKETS TO st. Louis, Louisville,
Cineinnati, and the East, may Le had 1t the Once
In Benton sport.
- Pare = low - the lowest. to al Southern
6AA'L A. BLACK,
0-Tiskst Once under HatchA 1 Thorn pson !,
Bank, and y Railroad Depot.
- -00ss In KilbourDe's Block.
Ksokak ,Jsiy =, 'Ss-dtw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-27
LEONARD SCOTT q Oo.,s
R4prtst ~ the BsitisA PsriojiesJs ss1 tAs
Fevmsss' GwlIs.
GREAT R1Duc1IoH n fn SRic1 OF YnS LAS1n
rUnllcA1loN.

Il SCOTT > Co, or NEW YORK, CONTINUE
-: 70 psbliaA tAs following lsadiAg British n
riodisals, Ms.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-27
A. g.. 3 E Il M A N !.
wHOLHSALK DHALER
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
. = Y O . Ds, NOTI ONs, &C.,
Corner Of Fourth and Main streets,

Corner Of Fosrth and Main streets,
IL AS Just received large and splendid stock Of
IL Eall ana winter Oooas. of the
lassst and most sppssvsd Styles pussAassA direct
y from the Importsss and Aaaufastussrs, and
will b sold on reasonable terms 81 thsy can b.
purchased elssWhsre.
The attention Of City and Country Merchants Il
respectfully solicited.
Sept0dAw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-27
- 1Alss..sTAYouUhl n , 11euRsy
RAILROAD LINE OISTAGIS

FROM KEOKUK TO PL YAOUTH
A LINEof Daily yStasssvililsavs Ksoksk very
- norninE tSundAy exssptsd1At o'clock ma.
ktngsssscssWestteas With tAs aftsrnoon train on
the 0ufney ana Ohaoage
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-27

The receipt Of ADVANCE SHEETS from tAs
DYitsh publishsrs gives additional valss 70 these
RepTints, inasmucA ~ they can nov b placed IN
/ nnl aAiAinna
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-03-12
Reason and Common Sense.

Our readers msy remember have several occasions
spoken in very eulogisc terms Of preparation which
DR.. SETH S. HAYcE, of los Baltimore Street Baltimore
Nd. has discovered for the Of Epieptc Fits Now
in doing have been actuated by the very best mo-
tives viz: the alienation of human suffering From err
cumstances which have lately to knowledge We
fear there is certain class of persons who are disposed to
try this remedy in manner Weallude to
the fact Of selecting particular in town where
perhaps there six eight cases. and trying 1t one
Now, perhaps the selected might be the only
OF the whole number that it would not This is
neither doing themselves the medicine Justice. If o
dozen persons stricken down with cholera in one
town neghborhood, would they all send for physi-
sian would only employ him, and wait and sec II
he cured the FIRST patenl That plan of procedure would
be most absurd. SO in the Of Dr. Hances remedy
every who has Fits should try IL reasonable length
of time. 1t will not in day week. nothing worth
doing be accomplished at What is easily done
Is easily undonc. The growth OF time is enduring From
the most respectable testimony have examined, feel
assured that by proper in this rcmed nino
of Epilepsy out of ten may be cured. The Pills are
sent by mail free Of postage TO any part OF tho world
Price: box S3 two S5 twelve S24 on will end the
address above. 6w4
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-03-12
The slave Trade.


The Now Orleans Delta stated, few
days since, that depot existed on Pearl
river, for the landing of negroes from Afri-
ca, brought (cliiehy) by French vessels
This may or may not be true. BY tho tel
egraph yesterday, we have the following,
which is more reliable and much moro Sc
rious:
"NEw ORLEANS, March 3-The House
Of Representatives of this State has passed
n bill authorizing company already organ
lied to import $500 free negroes from the
coast Of Afrca, indentured for not less than
fifteen years"
OF course, this is nothing moro nor less
than the slave trade, although it may not
be within tho letter of existing acts of Con
gress which prohibit that traffic.
( The power Of Congress to prhohibit the
immigration or importation of any class Of
persons, being complete, its immediate ex
ercsc, TO meet this new movement, is de
nandcd by all the considerations which in
/ fiuencod the suppression of the slave traffic
in its old form. We are thus likely to have
the question of the african Stare Trade
precipitated upon the country. 1t was Ger
tain to arise, however, sooner or later, and
may as well be met now as hereafter
Washington Republic.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-03-12
Gen. shields on nnchannn ana Knn.u..

Tho letter Of Gen. Shields defining his
position on the Minnesota and Kansas quos-
tons, expresses the livelicst feelings Of
friendship for tho President, "and Of regret
from his inniost soul that he has permitted
his own honest Judgment TO be biased by
the suggestions Of selfish men, Of inferior
parts and Questionable integrity" The
gallant General closes thus emphatically:
We have fallen on strange times. can
not venture prediction Of the future. The
people Of Minnesota will do we'll to fortify
their minds against any undue excitement
You may depond upon ono thing, let what
will happen: | mean, to the best Of nv
poor abilities to maintain the honor and
dignity of Minnesota. I mean to resisi
,oron9, let IL come from aohdt quarter Il
may, Urong to tho people of KdnsdS--
,orong TO the people Of Mnncsota--wrons
to the people Of the North or wrong TO the
South, I wW resist either in the Senate o,
out Of the Senate, Nth all my heart and al
my strength, so long as God is pleased "a
spare my life to my country.
Your friend, JAMES SHIELDS.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-03-12
Legislative Summary.

The Senate yesterday, was occupied chief
ly with the second readings of bills. A Sc
res of resolutions were introduced calling
upon tho Auditor Of State for information
throwing light upon tho question of the
practicability of removing the business Of
the various land offices of the State to the
Capitol,
In the House various bills underwent dis.
cussion in Committee of Whole. A bill
which elected considerable discussion was
one providing for restraining certain do
mestic animals from running at large. The
bill amending the act limiting the Fees of
County Treasures in certain cases was in
definitely postponed. Several bills were
ordered to be cngrossed for third reading to-
day.--Stdtesmdn, oh.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-03-12

"JEssIE's" GOLD RINa-In Mr.. Beechers
Church, Brooklyn, at the close of the morn
ing service yesterday collection was taken
for the benefit of the poor in the congrega-
ton. Among the audiense was Mrs. Frc-
mont ("Our Jessie,") who, happening to
have no money in her pocket, as tho plato
was passed, took from her finger a heavy
gold ring and threw it in as the only contri-
button which sbs was able to make. The
ring contains on the outside an engraved
"bee" lin alluson TO beautiful incident in
Col. Fremont's passage of the Rocky Noun.
tains,) and on the inside the inscription
"March a, 81" 1t will bo sold for char
table purpose and will, no doubt, bring a
high pricc.-N Y. Tribune, March 8.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-03-12

A NATIONAL DEMocRAT.-James L. Orr
of South Carolina, was elected Speaker of
the House of Representatives, as a true and
sound National Democrat The Statesman
of this morning sings funeral dirgo over
him. 1t says, "we come to bury Caesar
not TO praise him." and condemns his par
hal conduct in the appointment of the
committee under Mr.. Harris resolution
It charges that "he has deliberately sacri.
feed the confidence of a people, to ingra-
tiato himself with desperate faction which
cannot do him or anybody else particle
of good. Hundreds of thousands of Dem
ocrats must henceforth regard him as ,
man not to be relied on, q feeble or unprin
cipled politician, whose hand like the base
Indians, threw pearl away, richer than al
his tribeP"
Peace to his ashes 10. s. Journal.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-03-12
A Coon Bor.-A lad named o'Bnen

A Coon BoY.-A lad namcd O'Brien
who obtains livelihood by peddling apples
on the Elyria cars, found few days since
a package of $500 in bank-notes,- which
had been lost in the cars by Mr.. Bishop
who had brought the money from Cleveland
for Mr.. H. E. Mussey, of Elyria. The lad
was so elated at his good fortune that he
took tho money to bed with him and sat uT
all night watching it. Next day it was
given to to Mr.. Musscy, when the lad was
rewarded with suit Of clothes and deed
of 100 acres of land. We understand thai
Mr.. Mussey also offered to give boy thor
ough business education, but the father de-
cliued for the present, as he did notwish tc
part with him. Cleveland Herald.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-03-12
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARXS
ftaunE,rnfad EamnIp RIIIa.

Prspared from yresoriptioE Of Sir j. Clarke, NJ d.,
Physieian Extraordinary 10 the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfsng In the cure OF all
those painful dangerous diseases to which the female
constitution subject II moderacs all excess and re-
all obstrucons and speedy may be relied on
no MARRIED. LADIES
Il is peculiarly suited. 1t WILL in short time, bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar bears the Government
Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits
These Pills should not be taken by females during The
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as they are
sure bring Miscarriage but at any other time they
ara safe
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affection, Paine In
the Back Limbs Fatigue slight exertion, Papita
ton Of the Heart Hysterics and Whites, these Pills viii
effect when nl other means have faed and although
spowerful remedy do not contain iron calomc antmony
or amy thing hurtfu to the constitution.
Full directions accompanying each package
sole Agent for tho United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, O.ate l. c. Baldwin Co)
D.-s1 90 and postage stamps enclosed to any au
thorzed Agent will insure bottle OF the pills by return
mail.
For sale by C. r. McCULLoCH, Wholesale and retail.
Fremont, o., 52y1
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-03-12
The Candle-Isox Democracy.
he indianapolis Journal remarks:

Col. Henry s. Lane said in his speech at
Charlottesville the other day, that the "Le-
compton Democracy had abandoned the
Cincinnati Platform and now stood upon
the Cincinnati Directory" A better safe
ment of the position Of the party was new
Ier made. Fifty volumes could not state il
better. Tho Administration and its friends
have abandoned the Cincinnati Platform
and some Of them are courageous enough
to admit it. And all the platform they
now have is Caboun's frauds. The Can
dle-Bor Democracy aOdM tie Cincinnati
Directory for Platform! That is the
true title of the Administration and its de.
Tenders.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-03-12

In his speech at Richmond, Va, the Hon.
Edward Everett said:
Mr. first little defamation at school was
the familiar elegy beginning
"From vernon's mount behold the hero RISE
Resnlondent forms attend him to the skies"
/ remember, but as yesterday, the emotion
of my father, as he placed round my neck,
with its black ribbon, the medal which was
worn by the school children throughout the
country, bearing the likeness of Washing
ton, with the inscription, "He is in glory
tho world is in tears" and the eulogy pro
nounced BY that honored parent, on the en-
suing 22d Of February, at the request of his
fellow-citizens of Dorchester, was the first
discourse, of a secular character, to which |
over listened. 49, srrts
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-03-12

PAcIFrc HOTEL MArTER.-The testmo.
ny elected in the course of the examination
into the charges of murder and arson; pre-
ferred by Capt. ]. E. D. Couzngs against
Chas. L. Taylor, otherwise known as Sand
ers, has according to the Missouri Republi-
can, brought out no satisfactory explanation
of tho late catastrophe at the Pacific Hotel
1t is tho public conviction that Taylor is moi
guilty. The circumstances which made the
case look black for him, have been explain
ed during the investigation.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-03-12
New York Market.

Flour active prices Unchanged sales $500 bhs AT 81 81
A435fo super state 45Oa465 extra state 430a44 fo
super western, and 5Oa5 25 common to medium extra
western. Canadian 40a5,50
Rye -four quiet at 3a3,T5
Wheat firm. white southern TO-
Rye dull at T0aT2c. Barley nominal at 65a67c.
Corn dropping, southern 65a6sc. Oats duh 44a46
Pork market unsettled, 1e70al6so mess, 335al3 s,
prime
Dressed hogs Arm at 7a7llc. Lard firm. 91ai0c
Butter In good demand ia20c Ohio; l7a23c for state.
Cheese steady 7aoc. whisky dull 22h.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-03-12

re- The piece of poetry on the outside
of the Journal to-day, was handed us by
our friend RoBIE, as secret, but it was SC
good we couldn't keep it. We wish oul
lady readers to remember that it is told
them as secret too, and they are strictly
forbidden to lay violent hands on Robe fo
relating his experience.
HoME-by JENNIE D., of Green Creek
we think would not do her justice, there
fore we havo laid it aside.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-03-12

BucKLAND d GRAHAM--The book and
Drug business which bas been so suscessful
ly conducted by WOOSTER & BUcKLAND, has
during the past week had a change of pro
priotors, Mr.. WOOSTER having sold out tC
Mr.. JAMES GRAHAM of this place. The
business will be conducted under tho firm
namc Of BuckLAND d GRAHAM. Wo pre-
diet great popularity for this firm. Sec
their advertisement in another column.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-03-12

Of the 10000 Democrats in Ohio who
voted for James Buchanan, 100000 at least
are opposed to the Lecompton Constitution.
1t is question whether this lille Lecomp-
ton minority shall rule this GREAT AN
TI-LECOMPTON MAJORITY or not
1t is the question of popular Sovereign
ty applied to our own cause as well as to
Kansas, and We hope the frcemen of Ohio
will yindicate their rights rs men in this
matter.-P -PlaiRdealer,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-03-12

OLE Bull AT HoME.--A private letter
TO musical gentleman in N. Y. states that
Ole Bull had been received with great en-
thusiasm, not only at Bergen, tho city of his
birth, but in Christiana, and every city and
village through which he passed. From the
theatre he was followed home by thousands
Of persons, accompanied by band of music,
and, even after he had entered his hotel the
enthusiastic multitude continued for some
time to pour forth their Joyous acclamations
at his safe return 70 his fatherland,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-03-12
Another witness for DIR. Roback.

We sec that Dr. jean Ledoux, we'll known praction-
sr in Franklin Louisiana, has out with strong in
dorsement OF Dr. C. w Robacs celebreted vegetable spe-
eiGcs the Scandinavian Blood Pills and Blood Purifier
He says, in letter published in the Southern papers,
These medicines 0he Pills and PuriGer) undoubtedly
eve disorders incident to the digestive organs improve
the appetite the strength alay irritation
and free the system from the impurities which generate and
stimulate diseases of Stomach and Bowels" Such
qualified praise from such source carries weight with it,
and confirm the result of observations
Dr. Robachs advertisement in another column deserves
attention. 6w4