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MGSETARY & COMMERCIAL
ser York GoId and stoek Market.

AGW IUFh 0UIu anu DIOCh MaThEI.
By telegraph NEW York. august 9.
MoNEY-Again easy at 3@4 per cent. on
call.
STERLING-Dull and unchanged.
GoLo-Active, with wide aud frequent
fluctuations; opening at 1857 and advanc.
Ing to l50i when under a heavy realization
the price fell to l4S15; again advancing to
1491z, and closing atl43. Loans were made
at 2g41z per cent. for carrying; and iat to
l-i6 Tor borrowing, which shows a growing
scarcity OF cash gold Exports to-day We're
81. 200.
The receipts of customs from July 25th to
the 3lst, Inclusive, were S2,792,764.
GoYERNAIENTs-Ope firmer. in good
Investment demand, but closed heavy:
Coupons of 81, ll6@II61s: do. '82, lI45zaIIIsI:
do. '6f, 1l0546olIl; do. '65, 1890 fi21s; 40.
new, l0S5S @ 1861; do. '67, I0SIsQslO9; do. 'r8
l0S5s0l09; TO- 40s, 1917 49I093S.
There is a disposition To sell lO-4Os, and
buy new issues of Dos, there being q profit
in the exchange of = per cent
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PROVIDENCE.
Fatal ARRAY.

Providence, August 6.-Thomas
Moran, one of an excursion party
from Worcester, was fatally shot at
Rocky Point this afternoon, by Ed
ward j. Campbell, of New York.
Campbell was arrested aud lodged in
the East Greenwich jail. Moran and
four of his companions jost1ed Camp
bell, and then attempted to whip him.
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No. 81

An Act in addition to an act passed
March twenty sixth, eighteen hun
dred and four, entitled An act in
additian TO an act entitled AN act
for the punishment Of certain crimes
against the United States. "
Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the
United States of America IN Con-
gress assembled, That no person shall
be prosecuted, tried, or punished for
the capital offences set forth in the
act to which this act is In addition.
unless the indictment for the same is
found by grand jury within five year.
after such capital offence Is commit
ted
SEC 2. Aud be it further enacted,
Thst this act shall take effect from
and after its passage, aud its provis-
ions shall be applicable equally to
offences committed within three years
before and offences committed after
its passage.
Approved, July %, 1865.
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European Market.

LONDON, August 0-Evenfng.
CoNsoLs-For money, 81; account, 9l1Sa
0E4.
BoSDs-5-2Os, II; Illinois Central, 9l5z /;
Erie, so.
PARIS, August 6-Even!ng.
RENTEs-7Of 27c.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 6.
CoTroN-The market closed with declin-
ing tendency; sales 10000 bales uplan ds at
95s; Orleans s7s.
Other articles unchanged.
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EUROPE.
BY Atlantic telegraph.

FRANCE.
PARIS, Aug. 6.-Dispatches from
various parts of Spain represent the
whole country in a state of disquiet.
The utmost efforts of the Government
are required to prevent an outbreak.
PARIS. August 6.-Her Majesty
Queen Victoria landed at Cherbourg,
yesterday, and reached this. city last
evening. She was received at the
station by Her Majesty Empress Eu-
gene, and proceeded to the Tulleries.
The Queen will leave Paris tonight
for Switzerland.
SPAIN.
MADRID, August 6.-The Spanish
Government has declined to assume
the protectorate of st. Domingo,
which was proffered by one of the
political parties.
AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, August 6.-Baron Won
Buest in speech made at the Schultz
enfest to-day, declared that Aus
tria would not interfere in German
affairs, and that the Imperial govern
ment utterly ignores any policy of
vengeance.
PEsTH, August 6.-In the House Of
Deputies to-day, the army bill was
passed.
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LnnIarIIIa Mnrkaf.

BY TeIegraph.I LOUISVILLE. Aug. O.
ToBAcco-Firm; sales 65 hogsheads; lugs
to fair leaf at 81 75dI5 So; wrappers s3l 25
FLoUR-S6 2516 so
WHEAT-sI 9992 for red f
Cs0RE-95c.
OA.fs-At 45055Oc.
RYE--Sl 20.
MESS PoRK-S29 W.
IARD-1S149l9.
BAcoN-ShouIders 13119l35<c; clear sides
17I%c: clear riDs sides l7c. tssssses
BULK MEATS = Shoulders l21Se; clear
WHiskY-Raw free 81 Is@l 20.
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Nen nrleans Market.

Telegraph NEW ORLEAsss Aug o.
CorroE-DulI and nominal; middlings
S7I&c- f
GoLD-50I5Q5I.
ExcHANeE--~ ~teIling l60@l65; New York
FLoUkIQu q ct but firm; superfine IS $50
SO; extra 80 %. A@ e
CoRN-Ffrm at 9jc0lsl o. nsttB -ler
OATS-New choice 60g67c.
HAY-s23a23.
Mess PoRK--Firm at $50 SO. mas.
BAcos-Firm; shoulders ls15c; clear
sides Ike.
7LAKD-ETending upward; tierce ls1zc;
L co 20L[c. .
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Organization for a New Associations
for the Independence OF Canada.

MONTREAL, August 6.-Wederick-
Lancelot has organized a new Asso-
clation for the independence of Can
Nearly all the Catholic Churches
IN this esty have been robbed of gas
fixtures, piping, &c.
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RUTLAND, August 6.-The Hon.
Chas. Willard. OF Montpelier, was
nominated for Congress by the Re
publican Convention of the First Dis
trict of Vermont, to-day, after two
days excited bailoting.
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LEWISTON, Me-, August 6.-Alon-
20 Gaseelon, Of tais city, was nomi-
mated for Congress by the Democratic
Convention OF the Second District
to day. Tac Democrats have a flag
raising and mass meeting tonight.
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PHILADELPHIA, August GA cigar
dealer named Geoge zimmerman
committed suicide to-day by blowing
out his brains.
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New YoRK, Aug. 6.-The Office Of
the Star Fire Insurance Company,
No. 96 Broadway, was robbed about
2 o'clock this afternoon of forty thou
sand dollars in United States $50
bonds-new '67s.
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EYansvIlIe sIate nepot.

BUILDER EMP ORTUM.
ZwTE ARE THE AGENTS FOR oue
wv OF the largest Slate mauuiactoriea
IN the country ,and are prepared 20 fnrnisn
at the manufacturers pficess ou short uo-
tice, the follo~iugf
Roofing Slate Of different styles anG
quality;
Slate Hearths,
Slate Jams for Fire Places
Slate Black Boards ior SehoOlss
Slate and Marble Tiles for Floors.
And would particularly call attention In
the fact that the Slate Hearths, jams, uud
Black Boards IS the cheapest and best aril-
Gle for the purpose now known.
BABCOCk & STEELE,
Water bet. Locust and Walnut BIS.
may29 3fnCs
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MONTGOMERY.
Legislative Proceedings.

MONTGOMERY, August 6.-In the
Senate to-day a bill was presented
providing for the Legislature to cast
the electoral vote of the State, which
was met with opposition, and it was
postponed till tomorrow.
The Senate caused to be read a
number of letters from the Ku Klux
Klan, and lively discussion ensued.
A resolution was adopted TO ap-
point Committee to receive bids for
doing the State work of this session.
In the House the Senate bill re-
moving all political disabilities of
the citizens of the State was called
up and postponed until tomorrow.
L1vrRpnoL. Aug. 6.-Jef. Davis
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New York Canal Conven-
tion Postponed.

Tobacco Dealers Meeting
in New YORK.
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News by Atlantic Cable.
Missouri Democratic Con-
Vention.
Adoption of a Platform.

.s.l sal ST. LOUIS.
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Ap II.
Destructive Fire in Gin
cinnGti.

Destructive Fire in Gin.
cinnati.
New Association for the
:, Independence Of Can
ada Formed.
Regulations for the Draw
back on Alcohol and
Rum.
Cigar Dealer Commits su-
icide.
New York Canal Conven-
tion Postponed.
Tobacco Dealers Meeting
in New York.
News by Atlantic Cable.
Missouri Democratic Con-
Venrion.
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LIVERPOOL, Aug. 6.-Jeff. Davis
arrived here by the steamer last
night.
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Drawing, Engraving, or Print
to the finest aud most tasteful
Ornamental, ColOred, and Art Print.

Especially do we OFF, Business, We'd
ding, and wi iting Cards, Circulars BILE
heads, Notes, Drafts, and Letter Heads
Advertisements OF any size. in plain or
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on vsry low terms.
We also do all kinds Of ENGRAVING
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Pr ESSES DOOR-FLATES, steel Stamps
Plates for Marking Cloth, Steamboa'
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We would respectfully ask the patronage
of the citizens or Evansville and vicinity.
SUESS & Q1TTINGEE.
t,or. FlTst and - camOre.
jy3l d6m lCourter copy.l
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SUESS d GTTINGER
Have opened a frst-class
LithographiC, Engraving, and
Job Printing Institution,

Being the only establishment Of the kind
in the city.
We offer onr services in the above line 20
keepers. and lawyers Of this ci and
viefn1tv in executing all kinds of printed
work produced by Litho graphing, from
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-07

all secrst organizations for purposes Of
social or individual mischief wish
sincerely there were no armed secret or
carnations in the State.
Mr.. Hamilton-If Gov. Foote and his
people choose to put a stop to 1t they
can.
Gov. Foote-How can do anything
/ have no connection with any such or.
ganization. have done nothing to call
Il into existence. am for peace; uni
versal peace; peace based on justice,
the Constitution and the laws. For
Heavens sake, let us have peace.
Governor Foote respectfully expressed
his thanks for the audience accorded
him, and expressed hope that he had
said nothing to wound the feelings OF any
one present.
Mr.. Hamilton-When the Republicans
could remain at home without apprehen-
sion of being dragged out and murdered,
then there might be some talk of peace
but as long as the Ku-Klux Klan could
roam, committing outrages on loyal men,
never. while his name was Hamilton,
would he vote for what they asked here
to-day.
The recess here ended and the memo.
rialists withdrew.
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Notice OF Dissolution.

TUE REAL ESTATE PARTNERSHIP
II heretofore existing between KENNY A
PORTER ir dissolved from the lsi oi July last
p. y. KENNY,
Id ]. b. PORTER.
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or any deleterious drug, they may be- taken With
safety BY anybody. Their sugar coating preserves
while being purely vegetable harm can arise nom
their use In any quantity
They operate By their powerful inhueneef on The
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into healthy action tovs the obstructiens Of the
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WHITE PINE .COMPO POUND.

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cts, pure article for sale by DIR. E. Dillon
& Son. .e.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-01-31
WE ARE COMING,

And will present to any person sending Us club in
our Great One Dollar Sale, of Dry and Fancy Goods,
&C., free Of cost. Catalogue of goods, and sample,
sent to any address free. Address ALLEN, HAYES
& CO., Is Federal ST., Boston, Mass. ?. o. Box @.
Wholesale Dealers in Frerch, German, and English
Dry and Fancy Goods, Cutelry, Plated Ware, Albums,
Leather Goods, &c,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-01-31

/ French BLEACHING at the Drug Store
of Dr. E. Dillon d Son.