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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-08-14

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For Prime Tea at so go to Warren's.
New Dry Goods at Waren's Just
openedl Now is your time to buy Ginghams
at l216 cts. Brown COttons at I21 cts, and
Prints from 12115 to Is cts--all of which are
worth more money in New York to-day.
For Prime Rio and Java coEees 60
to Warren's. a'Hfl1 l0la ssii ias1s
For all kinds of fine groceries go to
Warren where goods are sold cheap.
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Buy your linen coats, vests and pants
ct YoUNGMAN's clothing store, nearly
opposite the post office.
To THE LADrEs.--Mrs. J. Bright@ell
has on hand large stock of the most desira+
bic Straw Goods, which she is now selling
of cheap 10 make room for Fail Goods. The
stock consists of BonRets, Flowers and
Straw Goods generally. Gall and see. 3w.
Buy your summer underwear st
GoUNGMAN's clothing store nearly 0P-I
pcsite the post Office gcl vj7fqe9 oa hHI
IDEoALcoM4N1E PIeFuREs.--A large
assortment may be found at Gross Music
End Jewelry store, ...-- ... .l....
Do you want OireuIars printedF' CaIl at
he Jour iGlcS E,...-z ---.-
ID. Garyin g. Co. are receiving great
quantities of new goods, aud they are going
off at low prices.
Go to Head Quarters 10 buy your
Groceries and Orockery--D. GarTin d Co.'S Z
If you want good and cheap Prints
90 to D. GarVin & Go. fs.f-.fa.
Bemis's Patent Shape Collars sold
at D. Garviu d Co.'s. e i.Er $3.50 aa ri
Twenty bales Sheetings Just received
at D. Garvin d Co.'s.
WALL PAPER, Window Paper and
Shades. best assortment and at a
little lower price than any place in the
city. sal fe $. BucKLAND l. Son.
NEWSPAPERS, PEHtoDIoALs &c, Buck
lands keep full assortment. "
T.-Tea sold at Bucklands, the best
and cheapest in city. hge sei.r 7lsa eai
PERFUMES, HA1R-o1L &C., A nice and
full assortment, at BucklaDds, cheap.
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LOOK HERE !-P. Close now offers
a rare opportunity to his Numerous custom
ers to buy cheap Groceries. He is now
selling C.ushed, Powdered and Granulated
C,,oa, - Is cts mar III
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EeaaI advertisements.

ID DAD NOTICE.-Notice is hereby
- given that petition viii be presented to the
County Commissioners Of SandUsky county at their
next regular session, for the tsblishment Of .
county rOad along the following described route to-
wit: Beginning at the northeast corner Of this
southeast quarter Of section thirty 1--we l35 in said
county Of Sanduskv and township Of Jackson; run
ming thence west on the north side Of the line OF
said quarter section, about one hundred and fifty
tl5q rods to tine Fremont and Fostoria Plank Road.
OLIVER VOORHEES,
Inl-- % 1865 n a
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For Prime Rio and Java cofees 60
to Warren's. altf 't0tia esii 1877
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Buy your summer underwear at
GoUNGMAN's clothing store nearly 0Pz
pcsite the post Office Z gol vJofqea oa hHi
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E0cAM NOTICES.

.I-ESS,l,e-gs s-,-,l.-l,, ,-E1a
BOOKS, Stationery &d.-A full line
aad at low prices. s AUCKLAND d SoN.
Z g ..iss.s- 4=ee4-A&4-
FRUIT JARs.-BueklaRd IL Son keep
the IaIgeat assortment, and sell At lowest
prices. .vf5ssg 7er-f
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ODD FELLoRs.

'FRrsloSr CHAPTER, No. "a, B. A. n, meets st
sGssonis Hsn, fSim.' block, on the Arst Thursday
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.cnosHAs Lopez, No. u, I. 0. 0. r, meets At
Oid Fellows HaHs Buekland's Old block, every Sat
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'T EGAL E.-Martha H.
LIZ Horton, Of the State Of Michigan, viii take
notice that Charles II. Bell, Of the county Of San
dusIy, State Of Ohio did on the 5th day Of August
a. ID. 1885, file his petition in the Court Of Common
Peas within and for said county of Sandusky State
of Ohio, against the said Martha H. Horton, OrTin
A. Roberts, William II. sheldon, John slaughter
and Rebeces Slaughter, setting forth that the said
Martha II. Horton gave mortgage to Ono Oscar
Ball, Onin-lot No eight hundred and eight $685. In
the city Of Fremont, county Of Sandusky and State
Of Ohio, to secure the payment Of one hundred and
twenty-five sI25l dollars according to certain note
referred to In said mortgage, Of (which said mortgage
the said plaintiff Charles H Bell is the owner and
holder; that since the giving Of said mortgage ths
other defendants claim some interest IN said lands
under the said Martha II. Horton, and praying
that said Martha b. Horton may pay said sum OF
Eighty-Eiye dollars together with the interest on
s25 from Feb 90 1867, to Oct. G, 1867, and on SS5
from Oct. 6, 1867, now clnimed to be due, or that
premises may be sud TO pay the same and the said
Martha H. Horton is notified that she is required to
appear and answer said petition or before the ID
day Of October, a D. 1858. CHAS. Il. BELL,
By j. r. Bartlett, his Atty.
Fremont, Aug, s, 1858. 32-37:
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Sugar at ,,-s le cts. per 10,
Best A Ooffes Sugar at II
"B at 16 3" 4" i
&C at Is Z"
A very choice brown Sugar at IA &
4 very fair brown Sugar at l21a" "
A very good brown Sugar at II &C
The Best Rio coffee from 93to % % l5'"s>
The Best Roasted Coffee only 30 a. ,"ss
The Best Ground Coffee 10 to 30 - 8
The Best Tea in town for LOO /"
No l Large Family Mackerel $3.50 pr
half barrel.
Mol Georgia Bank God fish only cents
pr pound. 5EF $40 sa5 1-lt 5as-
Large Muscatel Raisins without Stems
25cts pr pound.
We would advise our customers to call
soon and get sons of those cheap goods
at P. CLOSES
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dOnllrIersiaI = .4fIattters.
FRlas9Ng RHTAIh MARKnT.

sFIaz113 II8 Jfs $50
JOURNAL OFFICE FREMosT, o., Aug. Is, 1862 z
= tgo zias e. PRODUCE. - -t n7
Cheese, .Isc Potatoes per bush
9 9Sser i5e Onions 4sm per bush 7Sc
Lard, by the keg..... Isc Green Apples Soc
alOT " sr ss'i b ice Dried PeaIcbes. i5o
Retail. .s........l25Se Feathers per lb......70c
Wholesale, -. ..sl0e Beeswax per ID ......S7o
GRAIN.
Wheat ............, sl95 Buc1wheat. 90
Com. .s5a9se Rye................sls
Oats, ............ .45a5Oc p 7i
SEEDS and HAY.
Flax seed per bu ..sl.55 Clover seed ........S55O
Timothy seed. .JOa2.5O Hay per ton. $1,000
FLOUR and AIEAL.
Spring Wheat Flour, per White Wheat Flour per
Red %cst Flour IS Corn Meal per cvt: So;
GROCERIES.
sUakRs.
Brown, per ..lIalSo White Per flb..., .lGalSc
M ooEEEEs.
Rio per .2seso Ground cOEees, .2OaSOc
rK4s.
fmperisI =. i.25ai.so eanp5wter, $I.75a2.OO
Oolong, -....s. 3t35al.s0
M1scELLAsEoUs.
Rice per p .;.....l2te Table Salt per sack. :2oc
Mackerel per kit l50 Coarse Salt per Dbl $3.50
White Fish per lb... .l0c Rock altditto .s2.75
y 8tRATs.
SMOKED MEATS.
Hams per Ib,.,..... zoe Bacon n...........l6c
Shoulders. Ice Dried Beef...........SOe
FOWLS.
Chickens per ID .......se Ducks per lb, .l0c
Turkeys per ID ......1Oe Geese perlb...........sc
FUEL.
Wood per cord. ssOOas.5O Coal per tOn..s
WOOL.
Price from sS to 40e.
FREMONT WETTE LINE.
at the Kiins per bush,
4 P9MI PERM.
Poplar. go Pine clear. .45a55
Black Walnut 80 Pine, common ....... .lS
SHINGLES, PER NJ.
,s5a7 Pine.....,.......,..si .sias
l-1f1aI LATH, PER NJ. r. . -fes p
PIPE SLAVES, PER NJ
iucli and 4 -. > ,sts inea Red Oak. 20
inch and z a....-.....s7 F.E-
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Tools and ImplementS

which consist in part Of
Combination Steel PlOW,
Curtis Iron Beam,
Fostoria Cast Plow,
Corn Plows,
Shovel Flows, double b singia
Oultivators,
Road Scrapers,
CornShellers, iron and woosh
Straw Cutters,
Horse Rakes
Horse Forks
Hoes and Forks,
Rakes and Scythes,
Grain Cradles,
Scythe Sticks and Stones.
shOvels and Spades,
Wheelbarrows,
0hurns, Tubs, Pals Broowa,
Clothes Wringers,
Spinning W6sels and Re,.lu,
Sheep Shears q Wool Tv1ns.
Land Plaster,
Water Lime,
stucCO, &C. &c, DC
Together with complete stock r
Nails,
House and Barn Trimmings
Builders d Farmers Hardware
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FHEnosr IScIzsFnESr, No. "a, L o. o. p, meets
Gt tauis place On second ,snd fourth Monday even
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Having recently made large additions, in the way
Of NEW TYPE, ETC., to our Job Printing Room, we
would say that our facilities for doing
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For shilling Sugar go to warrsn's.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-08-14

Do you want Bill Reads printed, Cal
ut the Journal once,
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q. eREEgB, REsPristOEI
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Religious services are regularly held in the follow
ing Churches in this city, every sabbath, at the
hour named:
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-08-14

For Prime Tea at l, so go to Warren's.
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METHoDIsT EPISCOPAL CHUlcH, corner Of Market
and a[ain Streets; Rev. J. WTKEs, Pastor, icy A.
n, ana ~. n Sunday School at 3 A. \. Prayel
ineesine wednesday evening.
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PERFUMES, HA1R-o1L &C., A nice and
full assortment, at BucklaDds, cheap.
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DOyou want Circulars prIntsdF UaIl at
he Jour - iGlct F~-.z. -
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llDEcALcoMANIE PIeFuREs.--A large
assortment may be found at Gross Music
End Jewelry store, 1.ss
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THE 1IOURNAL.

FRE11oIT, sANDUsKY CO., ONO,
! FRIDAY, AUGUST Il, 1865.
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LOOK ST rouH OoAr, and see if the collar
and shoulders are not covered with dandruf.
If such be the case, use "Rarretts Hair
Restorative. " =
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-08-14

ID. Garyin g. Go. are receiving great
quantities Of new goods, and they are going
off at low prices.
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PRESBYTERIAN

ST. PAUIss CHURCH, corner Main and Court sts,
Rev. c. h. YoUEe, Rector; lOk A. N, and sK P. N.
Sunday school ats SAN. Lecture every wednesday
..-s,.,. = 81, ,i,,,eb
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Mr.. J. LOvELANp, formerly of the Clyde
Tines and lalterly Of the Akron Times, was
in the city Wednesday. he bas disposed Of
his interest in the Times and intends settling
in Fremont. %
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Tea sold at Bucklands, the best
and cheapest in city. .gs rlsa
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L. q. MooREHcusE, formerly Of this
city, but now of Milwaukee, is on short
visit to his friends in this place.
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WALL PAPER, Window Paper and
Shsdes.-Tbe best assortment and at a
little lower price than any place in the
city. ~ ,..,s s. BuCKLAND & Son.
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Go to Head Quarters TO buy your
Groceries and CrOckery-D. GarVin d Coasr
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laioI. Ila9.E. Eaq.. q this oilg. q - Il
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If you want good and cheap Prints
20 to D. GarVin & Go. - fs.4-.rs
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ALL KINDS OF JOB PRINTING
BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS.

Are unsurpassed in this part Of the State. AH
work done neatly and promptly.
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NEWSPAPERS, PEbioD1cALs &c, Buck
lands keep full assortment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-09
REPORTS OF INDIAN oUTRAeEs.

ST. Louis, April 9.-An Omaha despatch says
that Ine indian agents are snppressing the au-
thentic reports, and are doing everything in
their power to prevent a true statement Of af-
fairs being made public. During the last week
in March the rancho on Bitter Cotton W ood,
twenty miles west of Cheyenne, was attacked
by the Indians, who killed one boy and carried
off rancheman's wife and the owner of the
rancho. One boy escaped to a neighboring
rancho, where seven white men were lod ged
The Indians attacked the house, but were re-
pulsed.
On the 22d nit, one hundred Indians attacked
the Horse Shoe rancho, forty miles west of the
road. The rancho was occupied by a man
named Worrell and his partner Thornbury,
and another man. Having plenty of ammuni-
ton, the whites defended the place until day.
light. when they escaped into an undergroun nd
passage way with loop holes, from which they
kept up a continual fire, killing two Indians
ano wounding seven. In the meantime the
Indians burned the buildings, stable, and
outhouses, which were valued at S6,OOa.
The next day Mr.. .Worrell and party escaped
10 Indian Spring Rancho, three miles east,
where four more whites were lodged The en-
tire party started for Cottonwood Rancho. Is
miles distant, and after proceeding miles
fight ensued, in which three men, named
Hooper. Dumpter, and another We're killed.
The Indians lost five killed. The parties then
held council, and the Indians agreed that if
be whites would return with them to Iron
Spring rancho and give up their goods, they
would be allowed to go without further moes-
tation. The whites complied with these terms
After plunderIng the rancho, the Indians set
ire TO the buildings Mr.. Worrell and three
others were brought in by a company of troops
On the oath ult a rancbe on the road between
Cheyenne Creek and Fort Filterman was
burned. hut nothing has been heard from the
occupants. The Indians are still stealing stock
and committing depredations unchecked
The settlers in the neighborhood of Fort
FIlterman and Laramie have gone to The mill
tary posts for protection.
The settlers living on La Boota C-ork, Were
attacked by seventy Indians, on the 2,,h ult
and their buildings and farming property de-
stroyed. The men escaped to ort Filterman.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
AYERS SARShPARILLA,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

derived from il. cures, many q which srs truly
where the system seemed sstarated with corrup'
zion, have been purified and cured BY u. scrofu
we're gsiafay sssistiss. have BEEN raSics'iy cured
tSe couairy, that the pablo scarcely need to be
informed Of Its virtues OF use.
enemies Of Our race. Often this unseen and unfelt
tenant Of ,hs erssrisn sss consi,a
sD naeson of s
son ,Tspdy develop into one orethsr Of its hdeons
form. either on the .a rf.ce OF among The vi'als
IN the lungs or heart, or tupors formed in the
m s% ns 1Hfs Of e. se
the OF bottle a q
9d a. 3. sS. s L. Are
thonyS Fire, Rose or Erysipsias, letter, Salt
and other se1 eGafton: OF visible
scrofuIous disease. Also, in the more concealed
EPspsy Htprsais anS the various uceroas
affection. of the muscular and nervous sy.tems:
DUNG these obstinate msiadies by any medicine.
ueeratons. and Fe@ale diseases. 81 's are con@onPy %
:sa ins nns
each found in Almanac, supplied
gratis. Rheumatism and Gout. when caused by
accommodations Of extraneous matters in the bleod,
yield quickly to 1T, also Liver Complaints, Tor
pidity Congestion or Inflammation of the Liver,
and Jaundice, when arising, as they often do from
the ranking poisons in the blood. This SARSA
PARILLA is q great restorer for the strength and
yieor of the system. Those who are Lsagpid and
Nervous Apprehensfons or Fears, or any of the at
fections sy mptomstie of Weakness, will fnd imme-
diate relief and convincing evidence Of its restora-
tive power upon trial.
DIR. J. q. AVER 4 CO., LOWELL. Mass,
PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS.
Sold by all Druggists Every where.
z. d. GILMAN,
NH 4-eoSm Agent, Washington.
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DESTRUCTION OF BUTLER's ANERr,

DESTRUCTION OF BUTLER's AMERICAN THE.
ATER BY FIRE.-A fire broke out soon after one
O'Clock this morning, in one of the dressing.
rooms in Buffers American Theater, No. I1o
Broadway, which resulted in the destruction
OF Inc building. The origin of the fire could
not be ascertained. BY the time il was discoy
cred 1t had gained such headway as to entirely
battle the efforts Of the firemen-the entire stage.
scenery, and auditorium being enveloped IN
fames. The second floor is occupied by the
mechanics and Tradesmena Society as a library
and school.room, and they own the entire
building. The loss Of the society on buildin q.
&c, is estimated at SI2,0CO. Mr. Butler est.
mates his loss on properties and scenery AT
Se,CCt, insured for $1,000 in city companies
This building has been used as a place of
amusement for over twenty years, having been
opened by the late +. p. ChrIsty as a minstrel
hall, occupied subsequently by the sMarsh
Children" Henry Woods Minstrels, Chrlsty's .
European Ninstrels. and latterly for several
years by the Bryants Minstrels, under Dan
Bry ants management. For the past twelve
months Mr.. Butler has occupied 1t as a variety
the ater.-New York Commercial, sth.
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FROM ALABAMA.

MONTGOMERY, ALA. April "a close esti-
mate shows that there is no cotton in the State
except at the warehouses in Montgomery. The
warehouses contain about $50 bales
There was another heavy frost last night, and
vegetation is blurred.
The political pulse is quiet.
An important decision has been rendered by
Judge Darlington. of the city court. The case
arose on the following facts: In 1852 the State
OF Alabama advanced S25,,O06 i'm State bonds
for the purpose of enabling a company to build
an arsenal and TO manufacture arms but As the
purpose OF the State was 10 arm Confederate
soldiers. the contract was held TO be null and
void. The suit was brought in the name of the
Governor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-09
THE CHAMPION BILLIARD MATCH
BROKEN NOFF.

CHICAGO, April 9.-The billiard match for
he championship of America and SI,CUO, Re-
tween John McDevittand Melvin Foster, came
10 a termination at 12k O'Clock last night The
latter Canned foul on the part of Lie Dewitt
hut ibe reieree decided against him, when he
threw up his cue, and refused to continue The
game.
CHICAGO, April 9.-After Foster left the oil
lard room, calls were made for a decision upon
the game, which was rendered in favor of
Foster. II e. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-09

SENATOR yRoN PENNsyIvANIA- An ardent
aomirer OF Mr.. +. M. stanton recently interro
gated him as TO his willingness 10 become Mr.
Bucka1ews successor In the Ssp ate of ths
United States. He responded peremptorily:
what i want-what / musf haye-is re.t
qu.et, chance 10 live with my wife and family
in peace. appreciate the kind feeling va,
express, but there is no ONCE vouId s.SSss % -
Doubtless, his incessant labors in the war DE-
partment made him long Tor repose- and vet we
are not certain but his sense of public du.y
place, in case IL should be rendered 70 him
Pi.tstnTy GG-ette.
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NEW JERSEY LEGISLATURE.

TRENTON, April "a bill to repeal the reg
istry law has been passed by the Legislature
over the veto OF the Governor. Also a bill TO
create a Mercantile Court of Newark. A
bill to redistrict the assembly district of
Newark, was lost by vote of eleven TO four.
samuel I. BIgc,ow, Esq, will probably be
appointed Judge of the Mercantile Court of
Newark A Joint Teeting of the Legislature
will be held this aftern oon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-09
STEAMER BURNED.

CHICAGO, April 9.-The side-wheel steamer
Sea BRO, belonging TO the Goodrich line, which
left Milwaukee last night, was burned off WAN
kegan this morning The vessel and cargo are
total loss. No communication has vet neen
had with the wreck from the shore. II Is sup.
posed that all on board were lost. The We sci
was valued at $1,000. No insurance
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SAFE .RORRERX

BOSTON. April 9--ln Lowell, yesterday af-
ternoon, while j. &. Abbott a lawyer, was
mporaIily absent from his Office. his safe we s
robbed of stock certificates, bonds, and other
securities, valued at S25.O0O
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OPINIONS OF SKNAToRs.-A Washington dis
patch to the Providence Journal, of which
Senator Anthony, of Rhode Island, is one OF
the proprietors, says: There Is good deal of
gossip in reference 10 the opinion of certain
Senators. The President speaks with positive
ness Of rimes, Fowler, and Van Winkle. but
those who are in position TO know all the
facts say that Fowler has never given apybody
cause for circulating such rumors about him
Grimes has been opposed to the policy of inn.
peachment from the first talk about il a wear
ago, and he takes little pains to conceal his dis
gust at the situation, but nobody knows esr.
tainly how he will votes ''l~ ~
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.

LONDON. April s-Forenoon.-Consols, s3ka
s3H, for money and account u. S.5-20e, ria
f2s. Eries, As Illinois Central, a5. =
LIVERPOOL. April 0-Forenoon.-Cotton ex-
cited and half cent better; Uplands, I2S on
of to-day VIII be large, and it is impossible to
estimate them now; Sales of To-, GOO bales, Of
which 2e,st0 bales were for export and 5000
bales for speculation. Stock on hand, 356,0O0
bales; of which IS6,o00 bales are American
Breadstufs and provisions quiet. Tomorrow
will be holiday, and there will be no market,
and only street prices.
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EXCITEMENT IN THE WESTERN PRO.
VISION MARKET.
Especial Dispatch to the Star


CHICAGO, April s.-There is much excite.
ment in the provision market here Between
5000 and 5000 barrels of pork changed hands
yesterday, at figures ranging from 500 to s27;
only some two or three hundred barrels at the
latter figure
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