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NOTICE.
orrrcS FsrnoSr & Ispfs,,

s OTrIcv FRKMoSr 4 INDIANA r. r. Co.
FRRMoNr, June 2l, 1858.
TIME Stockholders Of the Fremont Indiana Rail Road
Company are notified 10 meet at the Office ofthe
pany in Fremont Sandusky county, Ohio, the 30 day
August next o'clock at noon TO elect drec
tors and 10 take consideration contract for conso
daon entered between the directors of said compa
ny and the directors Of the Sandusky Indiana Louisville
Rail Road company the State II Indiana and to vote
for against It's adoption and TO transact any other bus
22wo b. AMsDEY, Sec.
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INKS, of every kind tha. are worth using,
saabs foaaA a nscULLocHs'
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N e w 8 DEPOT.

NE 8 DE p OF.
Ill the principal Papers aud Magazines received us,l.
A y and monthly, and Lsp, ior ssis Al hccUIIocHs.
The Cincinnati Daily Gazette,
The New York Ledger
The New York Weekly,
Hsrpefs Weekly,
. Harper's Magazine.
Flag Of Our Union,
Ba!lon's Pictorial ea9 ta
Fremont. Nay 2s 1851 efis
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Cleveland and Toledo Railroad.

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.--Ona and after Monday, June
2s, 1858, trains will run as follows;
sourHERS DIVISION, via Norwalk.-GOing Vest Daily,
Except Sunday.
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ID E ElDS g !.

w ARRANTY, MORTGAGE, aud oUIT-cLAM
tsek stores ,tt G. n. MeoULLo cH.
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Special NOtices.


ATLANrIo MoNrHLY.--This popular mag
.Sipe pubshed by Phillips Sampson Co., Boston, Mass
Il gaining celebrity acquired by but few Monthesin the
Union Its article, are purely American and not borrow
ed from English authors Itcon,ains los pages monthly,
and furnished at theow price ofta per year Wewi
for $3.50 furnish all subscrbeas with the ATLANTIC
NoxruLY and the FRrNoNr JouRNAL one year, 80 you
win be getting our paper for Vty es"tS Hand 10 'ne
names. 1u, w
nE- ONO STATE AND UNION Law COT
LrorThis Institution has been removed 70 o'eveiano'
oh, nrees are legally conferred, aud students upon
cr.S,.,Ins may be admitted to practice For crcularS
.aaro.. Al cleveland, NJ A. KING, Secretary.
peceubcr o, 1857 iTyl
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frflnont SunrnaI.
Local and NGiscsIIaneOus Wattsfs.


We have the most beautiful forms Of Deeds Mortgages
ouit Claims and all kinds Of Justices and various Other
Blanks for SALE at all times at the Journal oTvroE.
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All descriptions Of Job Printing neatly and expedi-
ously done and reasonable terms II you desire any
such work call at the JouRsAL OFFICE.
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90 m mmerfial.
PORT OF FREMONT.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTUREs-R. PERRY, +

ARRIVED.
July 20, st, Island Queen, Orr, Keleys Island.
" Sch Ben Flint, Flint, Buffalo.
2S, ST. Island Queen, Orr, Put-in-Bay.
DEPARTURES
July 27, st. Island QuseE, Orr, Ottawa, City
Sch. Ben Flisf, Flint, Buffalo.
90 St. Lsiand 2HeeH, Orr, Kelleys Island
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CONFECTIONERY.

NM now daily HanutactufIng AZ Conectionefyt
Il the corner Of Front and Market streets
Candies of Every description,
and In every descrbabe shape and pattern. All Confee
toneries sold by manufactured from steam refined
White Sugar, and not from the N. Orleans sugar
the great portion Of OF the Candies sold In this
Of the country.
0rdersfor any anomalies than 5000 pounds can be
dlled on application. THEODORE CLAPP
Fremont, June "a, 1885. 'e
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No change Of cars between Toledo and
St. Louis
ON and after SUNDAY, May 9th, 1858, Passenger
" Trains will leave TOLEDO as follows:
Mail Express at120oM.
New York and st. Louis Express at 11;50 p. II.
Pasengersby either OF these trains 60 through ST.
Louis without change Of cars advantage not possessed
by any other route.
These trains make close connections State Line Ill.,
with the Great Western r. r. for Springfield Naples, De-
catur &c. and at F Wayne with Trains OF the Pittsburg
Ft Wayne Chicago Rail Road for Columbia Plymouth
and Chicago.
The 1900 NJ. Train makes close connections At Peru
with Trains Of the Peru Indianapolis Rail Road for In
dianapols and at indianapolis with allroads leading from
that point.
Leave STATE LINE, H.;
MY. &St. Louis Express at 500 P.
Mail Express at 500 A. NJ.
These trains make close connections at Toledo with Ex-
press Trains Of Cleveland Toledo Rail Road for Ceve-
land, Dunkirk Buffalo, Albany, New York and Boston,
Same Trains also connect at Lafayette with Trains of
Lafayette indianapolis Rail Road for Indianapolis Gin
einnat, &c. and at Fl Wayne with Trains Of Pitsburg,
IT. Wayne & Chicago r. R., for Cristns. Pittsburg,
Wheeling and Philadelphia.
The road IL built In the most thorough manner, and
there being change OF makes by far ths most
sirable route 10 or from st. Louis.
FREIGHT TRAINS run daily between Toledo and State
Line. GEO. II. BURROWS, Gen. Supt.
Toledo, May 5, 1858.
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generally. -. ~ go n q
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Going East, Daily, Sunday, Excepted.

NORTHERN DIVISION. via Sanduslky Going West, Dali.
Sundays Excepted.
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he that In tie porid rould rise,
Must RFAp THE Skws and ADVERTISE |"
Removal---Dr. Beaugrand's Oniee.
Oak Wood cmetery Association Notice.
Or, Mannis Ague Balssm.
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Eg Visiting Fire Companies not cnu-
merated will report themselves.on their ar
rival, to the &Iead Quarters of the Chief
Engineer, at the Croghan House.
Tho Committee of Arrangements will
wear Blue Sashes; the Assistant Marshals
Red Sashes. ]. R. BARTLETT,
Chief Engineer and Marshal of the Day
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We have a scholarship in the cleveland and Unior
Law College for full Of Legal Instruction, whel
will sell at bargain Students graduating at this In
stutIon admitted practice in all courts Of the State
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FIRE COMPANIES,

HOOK AND LADDER COMPANIES.
Hook and Ladder Company of Toledo.
Do. do. Cleveland.
Do. do. Sandusky.
Do. do. Fremont.
Citizens on Foot.
Citizens in Carriages.
The Procession will move through the
principal streets to the Fair Grounds, whero
the following exercises will take place:
Music.
Prayer by tho Chaplain ofthc Day.
Music.
Grafton, BY Hon. Elisha Whittlesey.
Salute.
Music
Competition for Prizes.
Prizes Awarded
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2ouis
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GOING EAST. GOING WEST
Fast Exp. h Mail b04 AN Chicago Express. 1908 AN
Buffalo Express. .l1.2a AM West. Exp Mail. Il4 Pm
N. Y. Express. 637 rH Telegraph Exp.-- 02o Pn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-04

fhe party and The press are everywhere testify
ing their high appreciation Of the course pursued
BY cur present Governor during his term Of service
The anxiety Of the people throughout the State
that be shall again become candida for GOvernar,
win compel him 70 accept the nomination. Having
endssred himself to the Democracy by his course in
Congress, and more recently by his services in the
canvass Of 1885, he received in 1857 the unusual
and unsolicited honor Of unanimous nomination
for Governor. The unprecedented majority Of eeY-
en- Thousand Eve hundred votes, which be received
ct that election testes at once to the popularity Of
the man, snd to the ability with which ne conducts
cd the canvass Since his election be has merlted
and received the approval Of the whole party' and
Of many Of the opposition, by the able honest, and
upright manner in which be has discharged the du'
ties Of his position The following is from the Co
lumbia Herald:
Whether our excellent Governor desires to be re-
elected We are not advised-but Of one thing We are
sure that If he does-his re nomination oy ms par
~ is a fixed fact Gov Harris has proven himself
an able aud faithful Chief Magistrate oil the state
The popular heart at ell times beats IN responsive
sympathy with the bold, fearless adVocsle OF tne
rights of the people The masses, always grateful,
stand by him who stands By them, ana THIS Is es-
pecialy true Of the masses Of the Democra'o par
~, and We are somewhat surprised 70 no'Oe tue sP
prehension of contemporary, who lmaglnes that
some wirsworkers Of our party are at work to sup
plant Gov. Harris We have no such fears-dov.
Harris is emphalicaly the peoples man, who, by
his able advocacy of what IS right, ana by his mans
w. bold defence of Democratic principles has SO
endearsd himself 10 the rank and hle OF the party,
that none will oppose him. lie wH have 40 P)osi
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DR. KINGS DIsPE SARK
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

NfS Dr. King, formerly Of New York Tor ne iss. iour
49, years Of Louisville, keutucky. and Who has de-
voted his attention the trc Of private diseases for
thirty years, has himself, having attended lor
years, cured many thJu be Is enabled 70
all diseases Of private matter bow bad EY may b
from ducious mythical treatment 0m neglect Of hei
Dr. Kings Dsreusary Mo- . Dsaeck street, hctEee
Cherry and the Square, where be AL diseases Of private
GoSORHEA cured without naueious MEDICINE ntegnoe
from business.
days by operation which causes pain. Where 2urc
exists. health be enjoyed Rerhap1 disease
mischief and undermines the constitution much
SYPHILIS. with all the diseases 0f the skin, growing ont 81
leCt bad treatment, be eletualy cured in few daE1
WEAKSEss, particular attention having been given b
this disease, and ali the consequences growing OF IL brought
in many ty the destructive habits Of incou1erae
Youths and excessive indulgence d The passions, neglect e
which will undermine the constitution rendering the subocl un
for business society and causing premature old
Females who may be shOFug with any dulty Of ne Womb
may rest assured Of immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad, By writing and stating their case vita
Zee enclosed directed 20 Dr. A. King, No. = Dearck street
Nashville, Tennessee viii the Necessary medicine
their address win necessary directions Strict secrecy Observed
Once hours from o'clock in morning in evening"
may &3-dly
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

at the New York Stock Exchange the 10th ut, $1,000 of
Tennessee sold g and 5000 &c. The day
$1,000 City Of Memphis Bonds sold at auction at IS
The New York E5sning POSI- the Both ult says Of the
Money market:
The applications Bank lighter than they have
the experience Of Oldest bankers number
who in ordinary times accustomed to offerings representing
three and four hundred thousand dollars, not
prsed reduced about twenty thirty thousand,
and perhaps four FIVE per cent per
eight months the Bank could dictate its and
in away without unless they were
willing pay per This worked we'll for time, until the
their country deposits rapidly running up and the
supply paper decreasing rather than increasing They then
thought necessary appear the open eluent
~ greater borrowers, and found it
impossible maintain their rates Of and per cent and yield
ed to offers Of "A and per cent Now, appears to that
competition against which the Banks daily
tending Of their making and they could, by different
policy than that recently pursued place themselves in
satisfactory condiO Ii thing present for
Board meet and adjourn without dscounng SIM le note To
he sure very apparent almost that this is trace
able the great accumulation Of capital consequent mainly
the contraction Of business the inquiry suggests ITSELF Why is
the Banks do fair greater proportion Of the
business paper floating through the open MARKET
Messrs TAYLOR BROTHERS. Of New York. quote Land Warrants
AZ fOlloWE
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ans the Northern ana Essen cities Tor year OF two past
evidently beyond the public demand Tor such information -
they contain. Their quotations wholly unreliable, as they are
dictated BY the amounted haok a paid the publishers By the
Banks.
The Bank Of Louisiana has declared seanual dividend Of
eve PEI cent and also extra dividend Of the same amount
The New York Jozradl of Cozalercs says
The question has hsa asked whether Il The bonds o. ne se
q Isnnes ssSs disposed q e psssi e n @ b,eet,o5
to the validity Of the negotiation. we are happy 70 has s
st bs NJ esSs VINO has ofcal relations
with the sta and may ALMOST be sid to speak by authority
TOu may be assured that the State Of Tennessee viii never
stop to inquire Of lawful owners Of her eonas, % G E
auds vas ever sprung Or agtated n re sa bs ~
than the ststs Of Tennessee"
Sugar Molasses s manifest upEE tendency, as viii
be by New Orleans market report The New YORK AsS
aid, Of the 9Ist ult, ssys
Sugar continued active yesterday with sales Of about $500
hhdS closing further advance Of about e the whole "a
The weeks sales about eS over The prices
current at the close Of last week.
Two bales Of new crop Cotton received at New Or
leans Sunday, the 25h ut from TexaOne from the plan
tOn Of ". H. KRKAD, Esq., in Western Texas and the other
grown by Judge A. N. CAMPBELL, Columbus Colorado county
Texas The former CHASED Fully Mddng, was Of good sta
pie, we'll gnned, &C. and sold The fancy price Of l5c D.
The other CHASED Liverpool Mddng, and also Of good
staple, but badly snnsd It be forwarded to New York
New Orleans Market, July 81.
sU0AsWith reduced supplies and good demand, prices
have further advanced during the past week h sales embrace
O.. b, and the former the range Of quotations.
| follows:
Common to Good CONN., 697 Prime and Choice 99 SH
Fair to Fully Pair, SK4FZ Clarified, Refined, &c e9lOH
MoIAsEBoh demand and supply have been limited this
week, and the sales have been confined come 600 hbs on the
Leves, the advanced Of s for Fermentng 70 Fair
reboled up Sec gallon for Prime. Refinery rsboed sells at
| 32d,3ic. in bbs and 359J7c. In half bbls.
COFFE-The bushes continues without activity, but prices
have pretty maintained during the past week The sales
embrace 3SO0Iags range Of lIHc quotations
being lOe for Pair I0E9 for Good Pair and Ike. for
Prime day heard Of sale No further cArgOes
arrived during the week, and the stock hand about
IS 100 bags against 5000 at the time in 1857
| Augusta Market, July 81.
WHEAT-The deuand quite active prices unchanged
95 cents 20 81 for Red 81 TO 81 10 for White included
CoRN-This article is dropping Prices range from 70 to IS
| cents.
BAcos-Clesr Sides IOfc Ribbed IO scrce Hames O
| Ice; shoulders 1971ze.
| LARp-In barrels 0ISc, in kegs and cans 129I21Sc.
| FLoUR.-Exra S2.25 per sack, Superfne 81
GRAN-Whea good Red s09s, White 9O9IOO; Corn eO963e
| sacked dull Corn Meal 60c. SEAG0 & ABBOTT,
| Commission Merchants.
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MORRIS & srRATToN l1,-''''

K .HOERn. rEsTRArTOs.
NORRIS & sTRATTON,
WHOLESALE eRocERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Dealers in Foreign & Domestic Liquors,
NO IA MARKET STREET.
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
WE are now in rsoe PIT Of large and we'll assorted stock Of
Of the trade
200 hhis Louisans Sugar, all grades
lsS O5ls n Y and Baltimore Crushed Sugar, all grades;
g DO % Do Do % % c coss: s8a e Gss. &C.
COFFEE.
2S6g bags choice Baltimore Coffee;
100 do do Lsguyra do.
MOLAssEs.
600 bols choice Re5oiIsd Moiassss;
800 4 hbs do do do;
q, 81 kegs g. Louis Syrup;
900 boxes J. c. lOxi4 Tin;
100 do K Ioxit do, very shsap foT cash.
$50 boxes Star Candies;
200 do Summer do
200 do St. Louis and Mem. Soaps;
i0l do Starch;
100 boxes Boston Ground Pepper;
g g DO DO 90 90 Do Do s sRiSs;
100 DO superior carb. Soda, papers,
~ casks do do
2 casks Du'ch Madder;
50 do Spice
20 terces Rice
100 dozen Painted Buckets;
rs do WashJoards;
30 nests Tubs
100 dozen Br0oms;
$1,000 assorted Cigars;
10 bales Smoking Tobacco;
go boxes tobacco, all grades Va. brands;
500 kegs pure White Lead;
30 bbls do Liussed Oil:
IS kegs Shot, all sizes;
80 do Bar Lead;
SO cases Masou's Backing;
5000 bags fine Liverpool salt;
I,UU0 bills Kanawha do;
$40 boxes Glassware.
LIQUORS.
500 barrels Pixies Magnolia Whisky;
GOO do Raw Ohio do;
30 do old Country do;
go do Smiths old Reserve do;
100 do Old Bourbon do;
so do do Rye DO.
100 do Monongahea do;
80 do Old Port and Malaga Wine
40 do A N. GIN;
pipes Holland Gin;
do Old Cognac Brandy;
100 cases st JGien CIarel Wine;
40 baskets Champagne extra;
800 Brandy;
800 packages Domestic Brandy;
20O bar els Cider Vinegar:
With many other articles FOR the Grocery trade.
augl NORRIS & STRATTON.
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MEMPHIS COURSE.

The Races over the Memphis Course wiz
commence on TUESDAY &, October 10, 1883,
and continue five days
FIRST DAY. TUEsDAY, October % Tn ~ zLKER STAKE.
Tor three ear olds, $40 entrance $50 forfeit. Mile heafl
to al the Stake The Club u adj sou provided the
run; and close the lst dy Of August, see
ity will be uei for the forfeit IN the above stake
SAME DAT.-Jockey Club Purse SG00. Thse mile heIs-
SECOND DAY. WE9NEsDAY, October 2g-JsCksy Club Puzse
$50 Mile heats, three In i've
SAME DAYSTeepsake for year olis; 500 entrznce
$50 forfeit. "Dash mile three h the Stas
entries. Security viii be required Cor the i1reit
THIRD DAY. THURSDAY, O-l0ter 2l.--The HARPER
STAKE for three year olls. Two mile heats 500 entrance
$40 forfeit; three an stlke. Club $500
provided the run; close LIST day August
l655. Security viii he requirgd f1rthe forfeit
FOURTH DAY, FRDAY, October 2oCkey Club Purss 500
Two mile heats.
FIFTH DAY, SAEUEDkE, Oea0ber Z3-JocksY Club Purss
$1,000. Four mile heats
~ "Wak Over the above Course entities the horse % tl
full amount Of Jockey Club purses
III ? All entriss- with forets be directed b
VIZ. T. R0UNDTRBE, Proprietor,
Je29-tu Oct. 70 Memphis, Tennsssss.
LeAng9n ~ tgseIs - lt9'1r copy al Ooto0er ~
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The Frazier River Rfines-ssThe Hudsoiass
The CRss-Heron Treaty.
WAsH1zoroE. Friday, July 30, 1883
A dispatch has been receive from Lord Malmes-
bury which manifests friendly disposition toward
such Americans as may 70 to Frazier River. and no
difficulty is apprehsnded from collision 81 m
terests.
Private advises have been sent to Governcr Doug
las csudoning him to exercise the utmost discretion
as regards ell restrictive or police measures that
may be adopted, and urging q liberal policy. Mr..
Eugent will start Immediately with general instruc-
tions TO inform people Of their just rights LORD
Napier will give him letter to Gov Douglass, con-
6rmatory Of the general understanding between the
Governments, and recommending his jealous coop
Grafton.
Gen. Cass is now preparing reply to Gov. Ste
vens' recent letter complaining Of the license ana
CHER restrictions by the HudsOn's Bay Company IN
which he will be informed that those are matters OF
internal arrangement with which our Government
as such. has no concern.
10 order to avoid any additional danger OF col
lisiOn, the boundary ordered heretofore TO be run
between Washington Territory snd the British Pos>
sessions, which has been delayed from various
causes, will be nov eneFgeticsly pushed by Engi-
neer Campbell, who has the wafk in charge. This
accomplished, the dividing line will be distinctly
marked
The papers of the Legation have been turned over
to Mr. Black, at the City Of Mexico, who has been
our Consul there these twenty years AS far as ascer
tanned only two Americans engaged 10 trade resided
at the the capital when diplomatic intercourse was
suspended, and Mr.. Nigel one Of them, was regents
" here seeking reclamation for expulsion which he
! sought under Mr.. FOrsyth's advice
Neither the Administration nor he New GransdsG
Legation have received official Intelligence as TO the
virtual reeotionsof the Case Heraa Treaty, but it is
so much credited that interviews have been held on
! the subject between Gems Cass ard neran.
IL the amendments reported ere made, the treaty
will never be sent to the Senate, and complications
must inevitably follow. The basis Of this negotia
ton at the outset was that New Grenada should &C
knowledge her responsibility for the Panama out
rage That stricken out, alleged, the underlying
principle is denied, and hence the treaty fails. The
refusal to sanction the purchase Of coal depot in
the Bay Of Panama is only regarded as evidence OF
an uufriendly feeling. That right is not disputed
! The Administration believes that the President
of Granada was sincerely disposed to cOnsummate
/ the negotiation as made aud was supported by the
! popular branch Of the Congress. The opposition
came from the Senate, aud strangely enough, was
| led by Gen Mosquers, fatberin law Of Herrsn, who
made the treaty.-NeO York Tribune.