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Prioe Reduoed. ESQ.

n THE UNDERSIGNED has for sale span o
Az VSn mares, which he win dispose Of at twenty-hv,
G1E per cent less than they worth, for cash, o
will sell them for what they worth or Mint
months credit, approved paper. good farm tean.
e will also sell Two Horse Wagon, two setts Of Har
ness, Of Peaeocks Cincinnati Steel Plows-nearly
new, and harrow. Apply at this oniee, 70
March 2, ls0O,-s j. s. FOUKE.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-03-16

We claim the Indulgence of some of our
ADVERTISING friends this week. The admirable speech OF
Senator WADE compels to crowd ont other matter.
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NIunicipnI Elections.

If VIC are to Judge from the result of the
elections Just held, what is to be the grand
result next Fall, there can be no doubt but
the triumph of tho Republican party will
be most glorious. From all parts of the
country, the news is most cheering, and the
progress of Republicanism is upward and
onward. We have room to barely announce
the result of the elections of few of the
most important towns:
The Republican majoritcs in Chicago arc follows:-
Wentworth for Mayor $50, Increase Of 425 h
Republican majority for Mayor last year Harvey for Treas
1905 Raber for Collector 1I6l; King for ATTORNEY
7f5 lawson for Marshal l373 and Wilson for Surveyo
| 1888. ThecouDc stands Il Republican and Democrats
The Republican majority in Auburn n Y, for Mayor
il 400 The entire Republican city ticket has been elected
with the exception of the Oyerseer of the Poor.
Calvin Hail. Republican, is elected Mayor Of Utica, New
York. by rs majority, and the Republicans also elect
majority of the Supervisors.
Republican is elected Mayor ofRochester, New Yor,
by about 50 majority. The Republicans also have
jority Ofthe city council.
At the first election in the town of Dunkirl Iowa
the whole Republican ticket elected by maiorite
ranging from 60 to l27
i At the election in Rock Island Illinois, on Tuesday last
The Republicans elected their Mayor by 21Omaorty
their Marshal by III majority At the election yea
ago the Democrats carried the city by 80 majority.
I At the election held at Mauch Chunk, Pa, Frda
last, the Republicans elected their whole ticket by
ority Of so over the union ticket nominated by the Dem
ocrats, Republican gain Of so since last year.
The Spring elections in New York Supervisors shoy
large Republican gain since last year. ST. Lawrence tn
home Of Senator King elected 20 Republicans and CuyR
hoga county the home of Senator Seward elected u,
clean sweep in both.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-03-16
owen Brown and f. Merriam.

The Grand Jury of Jefferson county, Va,
having found indictments against Owen
Brown and Francis Merriam, two of the
alledged Harper's Ferry insurgents, Gov.
Letcher has made a requisition upon Gov.
Dennison, of Ohio, for their arrest. Gov.
Dennison submitted the facts to the Attor-
ney General, who gave an opinion averse to
giving them up, and the Governor decided
not to issue either of the warrants asked for,
as appears by the following note, published
in late papers:
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MANY RrpupLrcANs.

Here is pattern set worthy Of imitation by all the Re-
publicans of sandusky county Clubs should be formed
in every Township and School District. Every voter
should be registered and his political preferences known
Republican documents and papers should be circulated
and in this county the JOURNAL should have the prefer
The that the friends Of Freedom defeated
at the polls is that they have been in unorganzed
dtion the day Of election. Let this be longer
great battle is before Organized Every township
shnuld do IL at once.
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CTeYeIanu anu IOIeuO INalIfOuu'
GOING EAST. GOING WEST.
Buff Exp. Mail. 6,29 AN westn Exp. 4 Mail 100 AN
N. Y. Express 5.22 Telegraph Exp, HOO Pm
On the Fremont and Indiana Road, for Finday daily
except Sundays at s,3 O'Clock a. m.
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STATE OF ONO, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, !
CnIrMnrs March s. 1S6n.

NJ. JOHNSON, Esq, Cleveland:
have examined the acquisitions of the Governor of
Virginia. and their accompanying documents for the
tradition Of Owen Brown and Francis Merriam which you
delivered the eth ins and have decided not to
issue either of the warrants asked for The
this conclusion have communicated to the Governor of
Virginia. Respectfully yours,
W. DENNISON.
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Trains will Leave Clyde
GOING GOING NORTH.
Mail Train -..- 1910 AN Freight Accom-, l045 M
Freight Accom-. 1ll5 PM Mail Train -545 AN
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and Family Cathartic Pills in another column 27y1
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frelrrout gurrnal,
FREMONT: OHIO.
ISAAC M. KnuLnR, Editor
Friday, March l6, 1860.
Green creek Republicans.

The Republicans Of Green Creek Township are request
ed to meet at the Office Of A. FKNS Esq in Clyde on
Saturday Evening, March 18th,
for the purpose offorming Republican Club eecing of
Gcers and preparing for the Presidential campaign.
ag- Let there be a full attendance.
MANY REPUBLICANS.
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LECTURES for the PEOPLE,

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Car Time-Leaving fremont.

Cleveland and Toledo Railroad.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-21

This has been very active day on the Stock Ex-
change, and we have to report further advance
in the prices Of almost all securities on the list,
with one or two exceptions. The business done in
Central, Galena, Rock Island, Toledo, Pacific Mail
and one or two other popular speculative stocks,
was unusually large. Purchases are still be-
ing made to some extent, In consequence
of the failure of E. B. Little d Co., but there
is likewise marked increase of outside orders
Central was an exception to the market; the price
opened strong at 75b, but declined to 753, and sub
sequently to 75 in the afternoon it closed at ISL
bid, against 752 yesterday. The Toll bill is not
killed yet, and the friends Of the Clinton League
are still confident that the House will compel the
Senate to accede to its views. There is no chance
of the 29c. mile provision passing the House; the
only question appears to be whether the Senate
will consent to do the bidding of the House and
pass the bill without that condition. The subject
will be taken up in the House tomorrow Galena
touched So and closed 62a bid, against 62l at the
close yesterday. Rock Island advanced to 66l, and
closed at sc bid, against esq at the close
yesterday. Toledo advanced Q, Illinois Cen.
trail /, Michigan guaranteed ], Michigan
Central 1. The earnings on all these
roads will show large increase at the opening of
navigation. The Michigan Central increased 81 ,295
second week Of March. Pacific Mail took start,
and advanced 2 per cent, closing Oh bid, against
95I at the close yesterday; Panama likewise ad
vanced per cent Missouris shared in the general
upward movement, and touched Sla to-day, after
closing yesterday ct 500. In q word, the whole
market evinced remarkable strength, and worked
as though the increased earnings of the roads, the
ease in the meney market, and the general de-
velopement of prosperity wre operating to attract
to stocks class Of spectators and investors who
for long time have held aloof. Federal stocks
were triAe Oh, which some parties ascribe to the
news Of the outbreak with Mexico. In the after
noon stocks were very active, and closed steady
at the following quotations: &c, ssl "a;
Missouri SIS, sl} o 1; Canton, 20t /; Cumberland
Coal preferred, Is; Pacific Mall 97l q Z; New York
Central, 7Si 1; Erie, 1ol at; Hudson River 3Si
80; Harlem, 81 10; Harlem preferred, 35i /;
Reading, ~ !; Michigan Central All 4; Michigan
Southern and Northern Indiana, 81 q Z; Michigan
Southern and Northern Indiana guaranteed, 2ol a
Z; Panama, 1914 I; Illinois Central, s2t !; Ga
lena and Chicago, 62a 4; Cleveland and Toledo,
III 4; Chicago and Rock Island, Seat.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-21
.sl2, SAT JET 1851 $50 l7,Ose .o2

SiuCe Jan 1.... ,lzt ito4I, 6Sz IL ,0o90A
The heaviest items of export have, as usual, been
cotton to Great Britain and the continent of Eu-
rope tobacco to Australia -four to the British West
Indies and other British colonies. and ginseng and
domestic goods to China. Considering that we are
sending no breadstufs to Europe, the above state
ment is exceedingly satisfactory. The export
since January is almost unprecedented.
There is rather more inquiry for money to-day
among the stockholders, in consequence of the
increase of business on the Stock Exchange; we
hear Of call loans being made at per cent. Five,
however, continues to be the general rule. Paper
continues to range from 81 to g.; some very
choice short paper goes at s, and single names at
7. The tendency Of the market Is toward lower
rates, but for the present the activity in stocks,
and the increased demand for money which usually
occurs on the opening Of navigation, may keep
rates steady.
The exchange market for the Boston steamer
closed fiat Rates were, as before quoted 10S} q
100 for bankers sterling bills, and 5.l6I III for
francs Commercial bills were offered at 1854 for
sterling, and 5.ls} $40 for francs. The steamer
Australasian which sailed to-day for Europe, took
out about 100000 in specie, one half Of which
was in silver.
The following are the last quotations Of sight ex.
change on New York at the cities mentioned, the
quotations being in all cases for gold -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-21

Ehzabebpor Cid BIZ steamships North American Alton,
ss Es gu sr S 9sn o:
nl ssSs wins \. s.esm.ho Nova sc,tan
slwe sosksnd Tor WORK 'fp osaa Pose,
S. . sa sss fs:s
"a .. co
NI%t - s..,n. :,
P.nsn amsp s9s H .rs Ssos
Philips Noble RhodeDa Blue Peeson Jacssor vic sioop:
Kssl n sla slcsp Blasi.oes, Alien, xSors. ' '.'.
Py sss' so wsd sA % % Is
aD NJ 1s: pss rss,es ed
s0ND s-xrr ssnfs wes,ovsr, xcAer.on and
ss:' Ha:r s's 81
EelePe Rsschss Bremen sn sark mr. ksriin sAnerics;
RocKrokI, March sssrs Mou,ro.e Barter, Ports
Hsas, rs'sr:Oars Va; dDx sSsnnoo Bowen. Ns"Ssrs.
e: Ss.. e.: HEX
ss sR .s as issr s =
RIO Jenere; zsih shps jean Bac Aibouvi, bordeaux;
fS!s ssi hs ssi japan. noul'' SE
S ,,s1 nih sH ssss Gen Bailey koy Nyok
In gori 81 ssrs s.%9sl .o.ley. Jr Holm. dlss.
A.s DIP sei ss s:
sTd onrns' Tncmp.np NSort Nelson Harvey whnore
sEXisPoSr March ss s"sa h ssos s....r Oar
sALEM March y Arr scar Joseph pcrsr Yates rh,as.
srONINGToS March Oar schrs Ava, rou-ree, Hlu.-
Z. s &c s
Gs5s % g, o. rosau Godfrey % for d.,cs
.ed Levi. c:.ss MOI; ' islh sr ga sssp wisa.
sso I'd sa s sss k Mcs s
nss. uran, 81 Domingo; I'm bark sulOsA Hainaa sOanA
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NORFOLK, Mach 2o-Barh Swan lahore 1t Cape Henry.
Five men on board Of her who Al time in very
slous stuasion, saved The cargo . total lnss
HIiscenane0us.
sIrAnsHr CoNHERcE-A telegraph despatch received By
xesus Hennnss Gosins. Of this city dated Phadepha,
March states hat Steamship Commerce. hence Ioh inst for
Gaivesh with general cargo foundered n ses AL hands
saved The Wa iron steamer built Ia New York n Saa
se tons register rated Az and formerly Owned Bald
more BY tbe Baltimore sesmahp Co.
BARx 1ARfHAsohr Wave. arrived ~ this port reports hav
ing taken Oh he officers and from bark Martha from
Charleston for Boston- The following Captain Honmans
repohareh H. len Charleson for Bosom win cargo
sps of 1854 bales cotton 3 W rice and - bbls rosn On
Monday. lSM At 100 AN struck by hhning. setting he
cotton On dcck fire. and In several piaces he bold; threw
parton Of the deck load overheard and then thrsw xaer
wnh DE continued 70 work unu AM OF Tues
day h when The flames through the main hasch: ~
6b len he bark boats including he captains wife,
u IN an II AM made vessel ahead NJ IL was picked
BY hchr wave Oh Egg HArbor and brought This port Afer
We were taken board the sc stood for the bark and found
Der epveloped IN smes midnight could Just SEE shs
hrc and IN bali bour after she vent down. The Martha
Vas built at ST Johns NIB 10 1885, and owned by
Caldwell Of Charleston &C. Of go tons burhsn and rated AZ
HE cargo y valued ~ SIS 900.
SrEAMsHP PRRuAEo--Charleston, March t9Ste<nshs Pc
Yuapo from New Iorh for CAso arrived here this afternoon
for repairs: damage but slgh tBy ted
Sur pSwxz CiiEyoN-A kttes from Capt Merritt Cndss-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-21

Rye -four was firm 1t quotations. with sales Of about It's
pbs. Corn meal was steady, ana prices unchanged.
Canadian 1our was In fair demand, with sales Of 800
400 bbs n Is 90 81 Is Southern -four 10 fair de-
mand, prices steady The sales embraced aboutl 900
bbls., closing within the above quotations Wnest was
inactive, and sales quite limited holders not dis
posed 70 press sales small lot 300 bushes) Southern
Michigan sold II u TO- Corn was heavy and sales
limited The sales confined 70 5000 geo bushels,
73c for unsound white 7Sc for Western mixed q the
depot, and Jersey and Southern yellow quoted 1t
1ec 76c Barley WAS quiet II 75c. SOC ADD barley
malt 1t $40 90c. Rye was steady and in fair demand,
with sales Of 1900 bushels ~ CSC. s7c. Oats we're
quiet and easier Gales OF Western and Canadian
reported at exc 43xc., and Stats At 43kc a44c
CoFTEE was Arm and sacs limited. Holders were not
pressing sales. small lot Of l23 bags was sold at
1890. 4 lac.
CorroS The market continued heavy, especially for
common and inferior grades which were irregular and
depressed Tho sales embraced about 500 600 baes,
closing without spirit the basis Of The following quota
uons -
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lowing quotations for American securities:

United States per cent redeemable 1874. .... OK o.
illinois Central per cent redeemable 1885,. II 70
Do. per cent, redeemable 1875. 81 . 81
Do. do. freeland. redeemable 1860. 81 q 80
Do. 500 shares, $40 paid. .......... dis. IS 43
Do. do. oil paid. ................... IS IS
Michigan Central per cent con-, 1s6o..... IS 90
Do $780,. ............................ rs so
Do per cent (einkng fund.- 1st m, 1882 81 Q IS
Do 500 shares. ....................... 80 a37
Mich N. Ind per cent Blinking fund.- 'S5 As . 10
Do 500 shares. Observation-Disclosures. 40
N Y. Cen per cent (sinking fund) 1884,. IS 81
Do per cent, 1894. 81 = %
Do per cent Sinking fund) 1S76......, Of 90
Do 500 shares. Observation-Disclosures. 60 Go
N Y. and En- LIST mortgage per cent 1867. 81 SO
Do I'd mortgage, 1882. 80 50
DO Sd mortgage 1883, sssented .......... 90 90
Do. bonds 1892, III, '7b, assented. Is 80
Do shares, assented. ................... 40
Penn. Cen. bonds, LIST mige. con. per cent. 81 SO
Do ID mortgage 8 per cent, sterling. % "a
Do $50 shares. Observation-Disclosures. IS 81
Philadelphia Read. bonds, per cent 1890. IS 90
Do per cent, 1870 Observation-Disclosures. 70 a7s
DO. $50 shares. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 5 20
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CLEARED.
s.s:g:np Au.ts;s:a1 sBr HOcssy ysgoo1mE cuuasd
s,esnshp Austin Lawieas, New orloans-Lvingston, Gro
sseamshp Florida. CroweiI savannah-s Michin Son
steamshp jamestown, Skinner, Norfolk Ac-Lndam He.
s.e.mshp Thomas Swami, Ramsay, BAltimors-H Cron.
Ship John Bright Cutting, Responsibilities Guiou
Bah Virginia Ann, oorham, Buenos Ayres-Arowsmth
Bar BENDER I.nss TsGssdgs: Sons
sa xssssIsn. xcGary XII s.sOnJ wsrS S.
ssi is Crowsy; PIisao zs..-si%ps.n 4Hsyhsw:
Brig Morning Lsh lBr9 Fritz, 3. John, Mp Nsvius
Bris num%Ss ssd fsis, wilmington, sc@B Blossom
Brig Geo stoclhsn, Giles ElIzsbethport-c c Duncan.
M ss.es sesss. fss.sa H.i.a.s: ssssr
Roger rsssS JSnss Co.
ss su,s s g. fI H.a DoaSvs o0
sebr Townsend. Townsend daivaston-w.Ism.n. Dimon
ssSr Dsnni; Hs.ln; ssy.nn.h Il aMcCrssdy Ne Co.
nas N,efspseS sorsolpH1 Bede
sssr d hSass sns Mckee.
sesr amaa cGssa VIE Lewis
sesr Bur-. IT.. H; ns.d., Bes.on-A aowss s
s s Ccscso1s Fowler, Baltimore.
a, AM with mdse and passengers Fox Mckenzie. Ar
so IN b.rS " ronasn bonnS ' ~
s.ssnsAip fhs swami Ramsey. Baltimore with mdse.
= .Is s, s ssss y.s 3 rs
50 spoke ,hp Neptune hence for Liverpool, with rudder
Ship Ellen Austin asrrich Liverpool Feb is with dse and
~ M ss Y 81 ssn 81 S u H.: ss5 me
s.ndns and SSoom Sco:s % Ssss .s green
Ss nGs he
s spo with ds. and
q passenger: Q zesss CO lsb inst lat 40 81 Ion 50 u.s.
Ship Chaoe, Kdwarda Liverpool 81 days, with COAL 70 Geo
shp President Fillmore Nelson. london, Feb with mdse
Ship Essmssoo iaylor Rotssrda, Jan 2 with rndss to
Park Pass tAu Budov,ch Trieste 70 days. with nadse to
Bsi Chesh,re of Damsrsooss Reed Monevideo, Jan o.
vi" s s seu s. e n:ss. asssa day.. with cotton &C.
D j.. &C. been e nh sE s y
sItg Watson shs.rm.n. New London for rhil.sslphi;
ty.ac &C. % Buck q. sailed il company VII
g lon u TO- spoke schr Sarah Burton from Boston for PORT
sehr Louisa OBJ Of Lunenbure Young Mayaguez 10 days
entire passage has been IL days Of Haeras with heavy
M.shssset Lozer Charleston, days with cotton &c,
sss, s SS's s. p:Ts.s haSss
Schr Elvra, Clark Machias-
schr Thos Jefferson, Cease Salem days.
Schr Moses WAring, Crowen, Boston.
fchr Kossush, Pettingil, Newbury port days
fchr Gen Taylor Jones. Chasham
SchY A Baker Baker. Harsich 4 DAVIS
schr Niagara, -, New Haven, 2csyl
scbr Dan Smith, Smith. New Haven.
fehr Scicrce, hulse Georges Ranks,
Sloap W d Mangum. Thrasher. Taunton.
toop Mount Hope sullivan Taunton
Seamer AIbayoss. Jones Providence
Steamer New London Smith, New London.
Brig Sophie swe) arrived yesterday from Cets consgn
ed 10 @ p u Schmidt.
SAILED
gtcamships North Star Aspin wall Austin new New
leans FLORIDA, Savannah Jsnesown Norfolk shps ia
cob Bell and WNchcrA San FrAucco: Manhattan Liverpool
0slena, New Orleans; bark hagi Cape Town. CaE.
Wind at sunrise sw, very light; sunse. NV.
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CITY COMMnaCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY,, HHfCH N--0 T, NJ
AsHEs.-The market was quiet pearls 1rmer.
The sales confined 70 ama lots Of pots and
pearls reported at &c.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS inquiry from
the trace, and prices generally sustained With
better tone In the Market while material
alteration prices The sAies footed up about 600
5000 bbls, closing WITHIN the following Quotatons:--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-21

The Fulton, at this port this morning brings two
days later advices from Europe. The news gene
rally is embarrassing. We extract from the Lon
don Times Getty article) of the 7th inst.:--
Although the discussion Of last evening the Savoy
question created disagreeable impression the English
funds opened this morning at fractional Improvement
which has been maintained to the close, consols which
lett on yesterday at o. having been steady throughout
the cay at e4h 70 for money, and 94x 70 u FOR the
18th Of April The last price from Paris this evening was
07f soc showing fractional rise. In the foreign
changes this afternoon the rates Amsterdam and Ham
burg were slightly lower. No gold taken from THO
bank today. Tho West India steamer La Plata hsa
brought fl73 000 Of which IL In gold, and fl29
600 in silver The Etna from New York, has f2o oo0
The London Times of the 18th inst. gives the fol-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-21
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

TUESDAY, March 20-6P.M.
The following is comparative statement of the
exports, exclusive of specie, from New York to
foreign ports, for the week and since January L.