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Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-09-06
The Peoples Groc

BELLS OLD gORNER,} Z ttai
TTAs JUsTeREcEIvEDa isres stock II .sl,bss
IL sfior E5shiaEeg, which viii Be sold at sisss9o
TWENTY-FfyE C1sN9,s 9sgz
galIan AIso, q lot of the very best old FkSSetl
BRANDY, svaFrasted pre and noE suzteFTed sie drag
ged, which will be sold At ysry small advance on
Eastern prices. You who want Brandies Or Afinrs
for medical purposes, can save noney bs giving
CALI We are dstsFmined to uiideFstiF my etlirF
estabIishment in the county, that viii ss pare LIZ
quors, We sell none hus the hFaRds Erprrsentsds.
consequently, when se say hgnor Is suck ETands
tie purchaser may rely that ne Is not getting some
spnTiors Brand.sa s6ii s5sls
AlAe for sale--Coffss. Brown Sugar, .eaf Is grf
gar, Molasses, Cloves. Cinnamon. Pepper. Spiees
Nutineea. Eayer, Rsisens, Figs, Prunss, Candies.
Soda Biscoits. Cheese, White Ffshi Maekeseis
/ Cud Fish, Oysters, sLehsteTs SaFGhiets B4oise
Flour. Che best brand IN the couptys1 Alnierdss
Filherta, English wainuis, Brazil Nnts.l Plug Ios
baeco, Paper Tobacco, Smoking and Chewing,
vHreay Of Cigarss NIatcfes, FIasks. Fire CffcltH.
Rlacking. Jugs Milk psns' Esaeilcss Pappernsinas
Winter Green, Cinnanons Castor Oil Pipes, tfiis-
ger, Mustard, L:cquorces Pepper sauce, HefriREss
Tar, buckets, Bfoonls, Box CAndifs, Capdlea
lead, IeIn6ns. CAKES Pies, Bottled Brandy, eKcta
siyry for medical pprposeE, Bfandyl Pcrs
vine, Mslaga wine, Madeira wine Old MonsaEuF
Ia whiskey, Saint Croix wine, Holland gin. aid .
great variety OF other agtcles too tedious 10 enn-
nerAse. all Of which will be sold vef cheap esh
All sorts Of folks. the t1afaaktmable are jn6t aa
welcome as the skona5es and y ill ba iasf - wsf
treated, as we calcnlate to accommodate every ba-
dy, The hardy Farmer and Mechanie a. well aa The
Town people. sNvs knew 10 aisfsfctioa betweea
honest people, and don't pretend keep Groeery
exclusively for resort of The Fasioaabls There"
fore. give US call, and You will find John q der.
We shall be ready III week or two for Ffesh
ovstess 30 e JOHN sHRENK. sfhsT ssial
Felyt 81 sta Agent for M A. S1RENK.E
Fremont, July e6th. 1881 srT-5w- ~ ss 55lisi sf
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Embellishments,
Buckeye Clothing Store,
N o. 4.
B e u e Cloth G d.

n ID HALL would respectfully announce TO
0s The citiz.'hs OF Fremont and vicinity. that he
has Just opened ia the well known establishment
fornirrrly occupied hy Topping g. Wrgst-in, a
large assortment Of Buots, Shoes aud Ready Mpd'
Cleihng. which he offers 20 seIl very cheap for
eania. 5.
Believing that nimbl~ Rixpence is worth moro
than slow. shilling, have adopted the ready pay
svsipm. Having 40 debts 10 loose, J. can of course
sell cheap. MY work is mostly domestic: and " ar
ranied Of the best quality. Lnpk to yurr interest,
and call the Buckeye before purchasing rIs'wh'
c.. ID. HALL
Fremont Sent; 6 1851,
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sAt'the urgent solicitation Of many friends,
the Subscriber respectfully Offers himself as
n.Indrpsnaent candidate for the -e4foeiO iOt
Sheriff of Sandusky county. Should 4 be
elected, / viii endcayor 10 transact the aut'es
-ofthe dtsce witl fidelity and satisfaction 10 tie
public ...gss.st ]. J. COOK. ;
EcodsiSle tps Aug ~, 1851.
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Execnt0r,a Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
~ has been duly appointed and qualified exscu-
tor on inc estate OF Hannah Smith deceased late Of
York tp, Sandusky county Ohio.
W ABRAM HAMILTON,
Sept 6, 1851. .4.eaz -. ,z... ,s.--= s-se
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Admitancc Frees s
New Daguerrean rooms

New Daguerrean rooms
In the H4t3i Story Buckland's Budding.
DAGUERREAN L1KENEssEs ta-
IL ken in the most approved styles, fully deVeio-
ping the highest Improvement ofthe Art,
~ ~ M. EEM VA w VA EE1&S.
who will render his services to the citizens of Fre
mont aud vicinity for short time only. From his
long experience and thorough knowledge Of the
business. tSeingin possession Of quick working
instrument ofa superior quality which will enable
him take pictures in all kinds Of weather. he does
not hesi,atpo warrent perfect satisfaction 20 any
who may favor him with calI-~and
Ofthese for whom vou fond emotionH cherish.
Secure the shadow, ere the substance perish.
Miniatures enveloped in frames, eases, lock cts,
ladies' bracelets, pins, fuger.rings, &c.
N. B. The subscriber has also splendid assort.
rnent of Gnd Lockets, which lie win offer at q
very low rate.
Come and see for Yoarselres
Ladies should always, if convenient. dress in
dark. dark scarf is the most suitable nRck dress
for gentlemen. instructions in the art will be 81.
Neo % Reasonable terms.
sorshiss hours frcsn s 4. ". to S fs~ass
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-09-06

R We are unable 70 give the proceed
inga of the Wing Judicial Convention in this
weeks Freeman. We shall do 50 next week.
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In Ottawa common Pleas.

IN UttdWd UUMWVH FItaS.
George w. PlA,t et
Arenas o. Farchi'ds g.
CAiliarin Fairchids.
DY.virtue of a decretal order issued out of the
- conrt Of common pless Of Ottsws county.
Ohio, to me directed aud delivered shall offer al
public sale at the door of the court house in PORT
Clinton, in said county on the 10Th day Of Sept
A. D. 1851 between the hours prescribed BY Iaw
the following lands aud tene euts, TO W.T.: i=i15
The west half OF the south west quarter OF sec
,ion No. thirty three in township No q north u
range Ne. IS, containing eighty acres in oaaws
couoty, Ohio. sa.--5
Levied on and taken as the property Of ARENAS
0. Fairchi!ds aud Catharn Fairchilds 10 satisfy sI
execution in favor of George w. PIatr. 80.
Hl DAVID MINER, SherifF.
Port Clinton Aug. Is. 1851.
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Clocks, Watches, JewelTY

ss a. REMOVAL nHA
EsN bFTSIi E SUBSCRIBER has removed his
go i Stock Of JswslTy 70 ths shop FsseaslY
prepared for that purpose, tNo doors NeEshl Of HE
former place Of business. and having jnst relurnsd
softiRent of @ss7 Sts9A@ ~ -
Clocks, Watches, GOld-Pens, JeWelFy,,
&C., is prepared 10 accommodate the public With
His Watches. gold anit silver. ol sEl patferns.
unexcelled in riehnsss and ntilityi his G ekk epns
sxts OF various kinds aud qualities, aud wArTsl,s
ted. An excellent assoftInen Mt of Gold Pepss Gold
and Silver pencils. of the most approved niannfac-
tnre splendid assortment of gold aud silver tin-
2erfrings. ear-rihgss sockefs and bEea slapnss f
The latest patterns. Also. general asseri Of
Musical Instruments, and Large qnantity cf texs
for tfle folks. R99 E
Watches, Ciocks.s Sc. repaired an tAes S6sy4sa
notice sbfsIe ka ssEa AEPPELhIAHsd
Fremont, Jnns 90, 1s5l.-yIsrs 81 rse5s-z
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Price Reduced!
VAUGHNS -
LITHONTRIPTTC MIXTUREI


--E ~ 81 i f
Large Rossles-Only One Dollar.
The Proprietor Of the Grea. AmsFiean Rsnsdy,
,nsSesd by the urgent solicitations Sf his Agents
out the United States and Canada, has now sfes=
Reduced the Prizes
Of his popular and wen known article nd from sAis s
heneeoTsh he will pm up but one sizo nysnH aSAn
bqttles:-the retail price will be
ONE DOLLAR 9
Tbs pubfie may rest assured that the EkAracasr er De
Neteile its strength, and curative properties Will Ra
Nam uNcHANdED the viii be bestowed q
M scne n Osr It's rsdcea price, win be- pur.
chased by who have hitherto made themselves
intimate that his article is Be cassed with The yss
amount Of Remedies of the day !" claims tor itself
sreeasr 9O 5sss s soSS and has sustans
Sr eight years BY j.. ssgsSgE Rsss pl sn s s.
NorIcx this article acts with gFess ness.
Ing power and certainty, upen the .z9s5fsfY
Rlocd, Liver, Kidneys Lungs, lsls
and all other organs upon ths proper Aeon q Eaiea
n This asdcias las justly high 1sputs - rssdy fsr
: Dropsy and Gravel.
diseases Of that nature Il may be relied upca whaa
the intelligent physician has abandoned hs
nroTistor would earnestly and honestly recommend ii
It's present price is easily obtained by all and ths tEa
: will prsye the article 10 be the 81 esfs sss
. Cheapest Medicine In The World
RF Please ask fOr pamphsls-ths agents giys shsn
away; they contain over sixteen pagesof recsips es
addition full medical matte valuable Ior hOesehOa
purposes and which viii saEemany dollars per year 70
practical housekeeperg.
bese receipts are introduced make the book Of great
value aside from it's character advertising medium
for the nledicine testimony in favor OF which, m me
form OF letters from all parts Of the country, may be rssd
upon.
T- Vaughns Vegetable LithontriptIc Mxtars n-~the
Great rican Remedy for sale in quart bottles a
3 each small bottles at 90 cts. each. NO small bottles
viii be issued after the present stock ls disposed Of
Principal Once, Buffalo, N Y, 2O1 Main Street g Z
sold wholesale and Retail by OLCOTT McKESS0N =
CO. I27 Maiden Lane New Ysrk City, lt1e.E 5tsf4s
N B-AI letters excepting from agents and dealers
With whom he busnessl must be post paid, er no
AGIsnEion will Ss kyen TO Itlen.
IS. BUCKLAND, & co. Fremont; e
rF.s-t Charles Powers, Woodvilles H nE
w. Ayers, Upper Sandusky. s -t
JOS. Z. Fouke. Little Sandusky,
r. Perry, McCntchensyilIe. -
G w Patterson. 8ome, tH
l. la I'm & CO., Tiffia city.
D. w. y trung, Bellvue.
Zeigler & Snook, Fort Seneca.
Wnl Fisk & CO... cleveland. ya hn1
-s5.i ,rl Whole Sale aud Retail. as
Fremouis Nov %, I850-ly ALB s ssa
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E. n. Gregory. President.
Hon. q. Morris, Vice President !.
George L. Weed, Treasurer.
IS. F. Cary, Secretary and General A gent g
e Benton ASST Secretary and sActuary.o q
FT9aF Washington Life Iusnreance Company IL :.
i Cincinnati Ohio. authorized by stlisir ehaf-As
ter giant purchase annuisiss, and 5naks aeoh-
tracts pertaining 70 life risks.s q al sssss3s
It has capital Of 5fl,B ,B00 paid 10 and well pe.
enfed. The joint stock and mntupi rates ave as
low AZ those ofany oihrrconpsAss WheH The pres
4nnIn amounts 70 $40 or upwafassllle assusrd may
pay one half in cash and the ether 10 ptsniams
note, If insured in the mutual drrartment FFemi.
uus may be paid annualIS, semi. anuaaily u aapf
terlss Ass@qsesss 2sts9sa aEz ISL
An the .adyaBtaees which can he secured hy lifssa
Insurance in any Office in this eoariry, may b had
in this comPany. The capital Is isTde asa MeIlsss-
cured, and thsciiaraeter y those no etlipass the
Beard is guaranty that The Affairs e she cemF1ny
win be judicuusly i5snsgsds sud sbeinteresss ts
assured protected. y8fs ss ssaf
This COMPANY have introduced new fsasslse ia-e
TO tfs bnsHess of life nsuranee, offrrue % csFtain
caseas advantages ntt horriofnts sttainsbe. i ID
truth sbuhdaniy demonstrated bJs reliate sfatis.
tics, thai The entire disuse IS beverage Of intaxief
eating liquors lends promote health aud pfvlong
life While thr Washington Life lnhursnes Com
pany take risks on those who do nor entiEsif ah-s
stain from these beverages " tths ew rates nafs
eed by other Iusiuiions, they believe il inst and9
proper that those whu pracIice entire temperance
should Ivs al The benefit of their ahse ni6s ha.s
III ia efectinp iita insurance. AscsFd5ngy total
abstinence rates have been eaRsbished. .conhider4s
bly, lower than in any other office in this cpuntry
Persons insurng on this principFs are held under
the peialty Of fuffsitaFe of their policy 10 enl5Fs1
tenlperance. in iis stKitetest exeepss pra-a
sided for in cases Of sickpess This pFoxisions Ht.
ed 10 motives Of health and ecouomy, will give pef-
n1adency 10 individual reformation.
The joint steek mutual aud tsinpesu9ce Fasss.l
aud MI ether matters peFtaining to ins bnsineasp pf
Office. ~ s5sa5s 3 sai 2 ssisn
giasl4azng In q DOWNS, Aeehtgss
La. g. RAWS0Gs Medical. Esxapsihsrs9
Frenfnf. August D s1l-:Sfl
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CLARK 6 X RIDLER,
WI erchant TaiIors,

WTOULD agAin aunounce to the ciizsus OF
wv Fremont aud vicinity, that they have just re
4cived Iareg and sdieldid assortment Of New
Goods comprising Cloths. Cassmerps, Vestngs,
SaIinrts. Tweeds Shirts, Suspenders, Cravats,
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-09-06
A Chance TO Make Fortune.

THE SILVER CUP of Sparkling Drops. from
mnny Fountains. For the friends Of Tenprance.
Confirming over 300 l2mo. pages, by Miss c i
Porter. with beautiful Steel plate. Price . %
any one address three copies by mail, OF Express
post paid,
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-09-06

.-.e. Fremont SshOOl Notice.
PROPOSALS for teaching lheAsevera public
L schools in Fremont, will be received at the Au-
ditOr's office until the 18th Of September next
The proposals must in all caaes he accompanied
with the legal certificate Of the Board of Examiners
OF said Town, and the price ofteaching per month
The Common schools in said town will be open
for the reception of pupils Monday the % day of
September next. By order Of the hoard,
II. EVERETT, See'y.
Ang 81. 1851.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-09-06

large supply OF the above articles just received
at WoosteI's Drug 1Siorel first door south Of Minis
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-09-06
GREAT RE1fEDY!
Calahrated Family Ointment.

/ GEIEDEdLEu : dUIIIY U4ULAHOAN
h fus SAFE Thorough ead the greatest Ezeraal Re1ae
dy eUsr Essd n is composed IF Ksgaak E4yeds eN&
possesses pOseeS anegEacd in TIE aRsG 9 edietHe M ~
saye ef EFemadtoTy Diseases.
II s universally acknowledged 10 be an
In every ease where has heen faithfully applied on the
human SYSTEM promoting nseusibe Perspiraton ana
u invaluable all diseases Of the nesh Obstinate Ulcers
Old Sores, Chlbains Sore Throat Burns Cuts
Eruuons Sore Nipples Sore Breast Dseaaes Of the Eye
Agac in the Face. Rheumatic Pains Connacted Coroa.
Pain IN the Side Back and other parts o. the
sore containing the least particle Of tnnamnAaon AZ
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-09-06
WiSHINGTOELIFEFN FNSTREAEcECOM.
PANF OF CINClkte 1f,s Olll0. =
=. capital. 3 iSOs 0OO.ses as b
3 IL Tiird eslssat, Iexg door eaGt sfsls eit
3 Bank ,Rsrder. buildings. IN gstie,'
JoINT'STOcK AND MUTUAL -

. =
JoINT'sTOGK AND Mutual + -
BoAsD or pIREcToRs.yi Fl # ia
L. M. Gregory, Hon. stolit McLear,s
Hon c. Morris, James x. Glenn.
Charles Goodman. ]! A. Rrznor,
5. r. Cary, - g. j. Weed, ,.;
L. D. Iagalsbee. Ls 6. Bingham 3 l'r
Henry Van Bergen, r. b Hayes,
John Elstner, D.sFs WJostpFs *
a. Morrell, John o. Shoup.
james Dunlap, Thomas Haason,
@. G. Root, g's p. KiIbyeatli.
j. f. Forbes, Z. r.. IGoe. E. IS.
". $. Scarborough, Geo Mccullough
Be4kp or FiNAScE. IS
Geo. I. Weed. James K. Clean.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-09-06
READK MADE CLOTHING,

very large dssoutilitHt oi
READY MADE CLOTHING,
which we warrant to be well made. As we have
taken great pains in selecting our clothing, we
have no hrEiiancy in ohligaIing ourselves to sew
all rips free of charge. WE have also large
sorment Of summer goods; principally for chiIdrsus
ware, which we will sell cheap; also all kinds of
Trimmings. .a. s-s. ae
We now fully prepared TO furnish materaI,
and make up work TO order, on the shortest natice
aud most reasonable TERMS aud warranted to give
satisfaction. We Alsn intend 10 keep constantly
hand, ready made clothing for men aud boys
OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURING,
which we will sell very low for cash.
The Public invited To call and examine our
stock fore purchasing elsewhere, we :hink
that we can suit them in most any article in our
ilne: aud reasonable terms as any other es-
iabliEhment in this town. for VI are determined not
to be Hndersod.
Don't mistake the place, shop one door north Of
A, F. 6s F. Van ercook's store, where we will be
found ut all reasonable hours.
Give us call gentlemen, and we will do what is
right by you.
We would say here for the benefit OF our country
friends WHO wish Cutting done, that we are pre-
pared to furnish them with Trimmings as reasnna-
BILE as they be had any where else. All Cutting
done here. 'eGrronted to fit Jprqp !riy msrde up.
Also Agents for Williams Reports OF Fashions.
Fremont, May 81, 1851. a
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HEALING VIRTUES.

it's fat, authenticated here, well as Oh over tne
State and indeed the whole western states, that aoans
Medicines attained wide spread celebrity, and re-
putaton TO which they justly entitled by ter sats1g
virtues" and powers. We not among those WHO are
prone to endorse every patent umbug that comes aons
and in this instance have delayed endorsement until
We have been able make douby sure not only
by testing them personally ourselves but ron the test
1nouv of uaefons portion Or the community living
around uA-[Iinois Globe. April 12. 1885, IA IS
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fasIasg U. u S&i {DG4#f1, Agent 3
La. @. RAWS0Gs Medical. Exa1sii.krs
Fremput; August 2, lc5O, 81. - - - asss
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In Chancery.

Fremont sepl: 6. ls5I,
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THE CAMDEN JOURNAL.
THO. ]. WARREN & O. A. PRICE, Editors
FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 4, 1851.
Our Market.

The highest prices for Cotton is lol cents
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Our Court

Commenced on Monday last, Judge Wethers
Presiding.
The number of cases on the several Dockets
were small, but several Of them of considerable
length, and of tedious cha aracter.
On Tuesday last, Samuel J. Love was arra'gn-
ed for the murder of Robert ]. Lester Nearly
the entire day was consumed by this case' it being
one of great interest. The State was represented
by her faithful and excellent officer, Mr. Solicitor
Fair. The defence was conducted with great
ability by Messrs Smart and Shannon An able
charge was delivered to the Jury by his Honor
and the Jury after being out for nearly twenty
hours, returned Verdict of Guilty, accompanied
by recommendation to mercy. Notice OF an
appeal has been given by the Defence
On Thursday, Samuel Wilson Love, the father
ofSamuel J. Love, who was also indicted for. aid
ing and abetting his in the murder OF Mr.. Les
ter, was tried by the same Jury, and defended by
the same Counsel. He was acquitted upon this
verdict. We find the defendant Samuel w.
Love, guilty of excusabe Homicide The Court
will likely occupy the whole week.
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Il shall die like hero" said the coal wheh
it was being consumed, for shall mix WIN WIN
the ashes of the CRATE
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The Concert.

Was well attended last night. We do not re-
collect OF having ever seen better audience III
Camden, and we feel sure not one was dIsappolnt-
ed. Sgnor Bocllsa as Pianist, charmed us but
it was to her of burning tones, who sends their
echoes upon her looks, that every heart beat re-
sponsively. Aud whether in "Casta Diva or
John Anderson my Joe John," "on the Banks
of the Guadalquivcf," or the " Mexican Girl
We were most charmed, we cannot decde-but
VIC could not help repeating to ourselves the idea
Of" QUAINT old Izaak Walton" IfGod has given
us such music on Earth, what has he reserved for
us in lIcavens How glorious it would be to hear
Madame Bishop sing Auld Robin Gray" and her
great piece of "uaA Columbia" My Home my
Home. my Happy Home" and "My Father
Land" If we could only suggest
signor Noveli has also arrived, and will add
much to the entertainment tomorrow evening.
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CORRESPONDENCE of the Courier.
WASHINGTON, March

WASHINGTON, March 30.
visited, the other day, the studio of Clarke
Mills, to witness the progress which he has
made in the equestrian statue OF Jackson. The
model of the horse is now complete, the rcins
having been added, and nothing can be more
spirited aud true to nature. 1t will be east in
bronze early next month. A portion of the fig.
ure of General Jackson has been cast, and the
whole work will soon be completed 1t is i'll,
tended that the monument shall be placed on
its pedestal in Lafayette Square early in July.
1t vii! be truly Il great work, and @ighly cred
liable to the arts in this country-more so, per.
haps, than any production that has yet appear.
ed from any American artist.
The statue is one third larger than life, and
will weigh thirty five thousand pounds. The
height OF the head from the ground will be thir
ty feet high. 1t will be noticed that the size OF
the statue is about the same with that OF Peter
the Great, al st. Pctersburg-a statue which
was the work Of nineteen years. Mr.. Mills
will have executed his statue in four years, af:
ter having been delayed eight months by the
want of metal.
The monument is made from some old con.
demned brass cannon belonging to the Gov
ernnIent-some OF which are trophies taken at
Water'on. The five pieces of cannon taken
by General Jackson at Pensacola, are to sur.
round the base OF the monument, having been
granted by Congress for that purpose. Two
of them have the motion of" Violate Regis ful-
mina." One which bears date, l773 has an
inscription Oh the trunnion, showing that it was
made from copper from North Am, rica. Mr..
N -
and also buSts in marble, in all which he has
becn signally successful. Mr.. Power saws that
he prefers working after Mr.. Mills casts to
those of any other artist The statue of Mr..
Calhoun was cut from Mr. Mills cast
The Treasury order respecting Hunters ac',
gives general satisfaction, except to some high
tariff men, who had hoped that this occasion
would be taken by a tariff Secretary to decide
for the inclusion Of freight among the costs and
charges, on which duties werc to be assessed.
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Southern Rights Association.

There will be meeting of the Southern Rights
Association for Kershaw- District, at the Court
House, Tomorrow at IL o'clock. The attendance
of the country members are particularly invited
as there will be business of Importance before the
meeting. 500 ..'.