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Hotel Arrivals Yesterday.

Sr. LOUIS HoTEL.-Chas White, Texas !; n L
Etondal Ala; D l. Gillispie and lady, Memphis; w
Chamberln and lady, No; A Penn, Covfngton J;
L Curtis. y Z; DePelchin; Texas; Mrs u Rob-
Geo Morgan; R @ Butler, E g Butler, 7 G Wender,
Geo jackson, 7 B White, J s Davis, r G Obert, La;
W Ellis, Red river; P Il Tollins, Tenn ;.Jno Mil
Ter, A B Folly, Miss.
Sr. CHARLES HoTEL.--E Hamps and lady, Mrs e
L Girault, Miss; Mrs L E Storners, Louisville; W
Fl Smith, St Louis; 2 ] Weaver, Selma; T B Kun
ulson, L c Fetch, NY; W W Boyden. MOTT r
Wills, Miss Wills Mr simons, La ;.R v Holland,
Tenn; e Naples, Bedford; II G Gorham Me-
Murro Ark; Mrs 7 Wiehe and family, N O.; Jno
Mott, Mobile /; @ Hazard; city; " 4 Henry, Tenn;
| W B Stuart, Shreveport; Forrest, yicksbnrg;
] McCue, st Joseph; D W Wheeling, VIM Murdock,
4 & Warren. Tenn; s s Boyd, Natches.; a, 4 !
Stapp, Ark; L Riddle, N Y; Geo w McNeel, r
s Summerell, Parker, Miss B o Morris, Texas /;
Mr. Davis, Miss; Rose. Va; D Hasell, N o -
Hill, N O.; Fl B Todd, Mo A B Reading, Vicks-
burg; j Clements Texas; J 4 White, Miss
ST. JAMES HoTEL.-Wm n Tew, J Smith and
family, c Fisher, La; H Adams, Miss ,:W
Thompson, NJ Thompson, j Burton, Texas; DIR
] s Clarke, Magnolia ] G Fisher, Franklin; 81 P
Gathright, Brashear; J v England, L u Morrison,
n Y; e Taylor, q Strickland, La ; j a. Dennis,
osyka; w IL Gonegys, Coast
Cry HoTEL-H L Green, La HeeFn, Pass
Christian; Brown andlady Tenn N G shaeke-
tOFu, AIN n ItBaruell, mississippi clty1ssG A
Buckley, Galveston; Fai1, N Y; w Fl Stone, st
Louis; W I Morris, Miss j Z Morris, s C;.AF
strawn and lady, O 6 MaNey, Liberty; LMcGee,
Bastrop; 4 Mclean W. Hall, R p Mckee
C Bell, I B Boyd, Jno Boyd, Il Mcclellan, WIN
Myers, S 7 Alexander, Jno W Taylor, Mrs Bar
den and son, DIR VIM III Wire, M Nj Love, Mrs r @
Love and child, Texas; H NJ Harris and lady, Miss;
A s Woodcock, B Jones, R B Tongue, Ala; A j
Murray, 9; H Yongue, La; V Dupny, plaque
mine.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-04
NUMBER 234.
gotal SnttIIiGtntt.

HEALTH OF THE CITY.--The report Of the Board
Of Health shows that there were 1856 burials in the
city cemeteries last week. OF the number, AZ
were children under two years Of age. or the
adults, II died Of consumption, and of old age.
ADJUDICATION or THE MARKET CosrRAcrs.-The
following are the adjadications made by the Comp
troller for the collection of the market revenues
showing handsome increase over the prices
brought last year @+ n
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ENyBRoDEIgEES,

EMBROIDERED COLLARS, at BE- 25e., s0o, 6os and ST.
RgALLACE COLLARS, at 81 so.
REAL dUfPuRE SETS, At g 80, Stand So.
FINE EMBROIDERED SETS, Mt ST.
EMBROIDERED BANDS, at BE- 25e., aoc, 4oe. to s. CO
EMBROIDERED IIANpKERcHGEFs at zoe.
.Fiae LISEy oAMBRIc atsi 20, 81 50. 81 40
sl6s, 81 IS, and 81 dozen.
Tipe Linen Cambria Hea-s,eRed HANDKEReHIEFs, from
s. 20 to 81 70 a dozen.
snt. Linen eambrie HANDKERGH1EFs, 81 IS to 50 II
dozen.
Embroidered Jaoonet SKIRTS, at 81 80
SETS, trimmed Taleneienues, from s. 80 to 81 so
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-04

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP HABANA,-The u. S.
mail steamship Habana, CaptJ ]. B. Mcdonnell, ar.
rived at her wharf last night from Havana, with a,
large freight and the following passengers !:
A. Mcgreedy and ladv Miss Grey Mrs Mason T. Domin
go, 2. MART, J. Rail H. Edwarde J. Mongaiarro A. hcHarra
] Boo b, T ~ Merizs Miken. j. Bowling. J. HeaEndl j.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-04

HAVANA LoTTERY.-List of the numbers of the
tickets which drew the principal prizes. at the
drawing of the Havana Lottery, November 9th,
1850: No. l6,996 the $4,000 prize Ia,773 the
$4,000; 1918 the $4,000 prize; stOs the $4,000
prize; 1884 the $4,000 prize.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-04
MOURNING GOODS.

- MoURNING GOODS.
BLACK DELAINE, at 12}se. yard
>. atl5c. yard.
ali wool, at 25c. yard m
a. -. very fine, at 2se. yard,
:. very fine, at S3c yard,
BLACK MERINo, at f7c, a yard.
J. w.. very fine. at 35c yard
-. at 25c. a yard
;. CASHMERE, at SIC. a yard
-. at 9Oe yard.
~ BARPouR. zy= =.zz.- -s.=.zr =.=.=. .=
-zm TAAEIsE,
-..=.= BoMBAzINE,
ETC., Etc
GRAPE COLLARS at see, s5c., As and Soc.
- SETS, n sis 81 q and 81 rs.
Fine At So 80.
MOURNING suAwLs. nt s. 20 and So So Z@
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-04

Notice is given in another column this morning
that the Winter Meeting Of the Metaire Jockey
Club will commence on Tuesday, lst January next,
and end on the following Tuesday, the sth. From
the entries already made we anticipate much fine
sport.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-04

NEW OPERA HousE.-Last night "Robert lie Dia-
ble' was given in fine style at this place, to as
good house as We have seen on Monday night
this season. Tonight Halevey's opera of the
"Queen's Muskeeteersn will be played.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-04

An ELIGIBLE BALL Ann LEerrEE RaeA. Per.
desiring s4h wnulA rerseuher that
of the most corient in the at the Grand Lodge HAl
ST. Charles ssss The gentleman in charge Mr.. @. Risk
adve Uses tAat ii Is FOR rent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-04

Article 10 Of the Constitution Of the Soathern
Rights Association We earnestly urge the form
alton of auxiliary Associations in every parish in
Louisiana. Too much Importance cannot be at
tached to the suggestions OF this Article Wherever
Associations have not been formed they should be
formed Immediately, and should communicate
forthwith to the parent Association in New Orleans
We invite early and cordial cooperation. In this
way great and lasting good can be accomplished.
We also invoke the attention Of our fellow cit
izens to another recommendation contained in the
same Article. Let Minute Men and Nolunteer Com
panies be organized without delay. Let the stall
wart sons of the State prepare for all emergencies.
It will be the duty of the Legislature to provide
them arms and necessary equipments. That the
Legislature will promptly do SO, no reasonable
doubt can exist. @-z 5m@a.. ...-.. #-u
With this exposition, your Committee conf
dently entrust the determination of this great
question to the sovereign people. AS it is ap-
parent that we cannot have equality and justice
in the Union, it is our highest and most solemn
duty to ourselves and to posterity, to provide for
equality and justice out of it. The alternatives
left us are freedom or slavery. We are compelled
to choose between them. To obtain freedom and
equality and Justice, we must withdraw from Con-
federacy that has refused each and all these to u.s.
and which boldly threatens the drest expressions in
the future. Our sole hope--our our only chance
of escape from the yilest thraldom-lies in the
early organization of Southern Republic.
A. H. GLADDEN., ... J.J MICHEL .
DANL W. ADAMS, EDWARD PILSBtRf,
p. SEVER wILTz GEORGE CoNNELLy,
JoTIs PEMBERToN HENRY A. CLINCHs
WIN. G.. MULLEN, J." II. PLACE,
wILHELMuS BOGAET, q. Z. GlRARDEfr
NJ NJ SIMPSON G. W. DIRMEYEB,
THos. MURRAY. w R. ADAMS
ISAAC N. MARKS, j. NJ. BONNER,
A. r. AYEGNo II. W. CONNER, JR,
GEORGE SEYMOUR, EreeMtee Committee
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-04

RgaosAl.-Dr. MeKelyey notifies rs friends,
through columns this nornng that he Aas removed
oes No. lo St Charles street. between Psydras aud La
fayelte streets,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-04
TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 4, 1860.

~ Tho a.. anship should make such an assertion.
ba "a heer trading to this port master Of ship
far twentu N, ars, and all with whom have associ-
ated know nv views, and that they have always
been Democra, SC. / have never voted any other
than tbe Democr attic ticket at Presidential cleo
tor and shonld h.ye done SO at the last but, sail
ing on the day befor,e the election, Nov g. had not
the opportunity. Bas anxious to know VINO wa was
elected, and made the Inquiry on the first opportu,
nifty. On hearing the re suit from the Captain of ,i
the steamer Iexpressed my regret tat Suc ..
have been the result for as IN hopes that tnere ne
would have been no choice by the people ms
vas my object in making the inquiry. ! am no
politician, and never troubled I.nyset aoout poi
ics but have always been oppose7 TO an ne lsIns
Of the North, and think the Sontn Iustlhcd IN
agitating this subject until they derive al the Dene
fits to which they are entitled under TIE Constltu-
ton. By giving this an insertion in your columns
you will much oblige,
Your obedeht servant,
henry COON a..
Master of ship Jacob Hortsn
Giving Captain Cook the full benefit of our sx-
tensively read columns, we close with his gocd
ship without any further remarks.
As there was not much other talk going forward
on the flags, excepting money and exchange, we
had considerable talk, as will appear, about New
England ships and owners.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-04

READ THE ADVERTISEMENT of sale Of really de-
ae holiday presents made BY Afccetren Lspvy.
Ladies will lind man, eies of taste, eh sre they
Hitloye t. nassees.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-04

ACADEMY OF MusIc-This is the last week Of the
Draytons. They appear tonight in "Marry in
HASTE and in Loves Labor Lost.n Those who
relish comical yet chaste acting, and sweet sing
ing, should remember the Draytons whilst they are
still here
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-04
--""7 ------ EsIpEF EFT. -
Hon. WM. G. C. CLAIBORNE.

ing gentlemen were unanimously Elected perman-
ent officers of the Association:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-04
yteE-pREaIDEEEs a

vIeE-PREsIDEE1s.@
Wihelmus Bogart, J. Z. Cnrel,
VIM. A. Gasquet, A. Ccuterie,
Judge j. BermudeZ, DR.. N. Lambert,
Daniel w. Adams, Henry j.. Peive,
Isaac N. Marks, r. L. Adams,
Geo. Jonas, r. A. johnson,
Archibald Glenn, a. M. Turnbuli,
Thos. Murray, James J.. Bard,
J.. E. Reynolds, John r. Wyehe,
Walter Cox, !. M. LaborQe,
B. Avegno, John J. Noble,
Chas. Pride, b. Bessey,
a. II. GLADDEN., Chas. T. Nash,
George Connolly, Chas. Bacquie,
Maurice GriYot, S. l.. Levy,
j. J. Michel, w. b. KoontZ,
Sam'l Mcconnell, A. ID. Henriques,
p. E. Bonford, L. o. Suly,
P. S. Witt, m DIR. Wm. Rushton,
J. G. Denis, ]. o. Nixon,
B. s. Tappan, IL. 5. Hall,
Chas Genois, w. G. Betterton,
DIR. NJ. M. Dowler, +. NJ. Bienyenu,
James Brewer, i. y. Laresche,
R. w. Estlin, G. DeFeriet,
Peter Marcy, Q. A. MORN,
DIR. A. +. Axson, u. 2. Witt,
DR.. G. A. Mott, Fl. Griffon,
DR.. Warren Stone, Felix Labatut,
DR.. S. Cartwright, Neville Bienvenu,
S. Fl. Kennedy, @. O. Word,
A. Fortier, DIR. G. w. Cross,
G. Cayaroc, i. j. Harris,
o. NJ ID. GOuStE5 nlolu, apIdmaJ
j. FL. Wheeler, j. A. Haggerty,
]. L. Levy, Hon. I. IL. Kennedy
John Pemberton, A. B. James,
Henry Sheppard, Jf., Z. Pilsbury,
Stuart W. Fisk, DIR. G. w. Campbell
Jno. f. Caldwell, VIM. P. Atwood,
j. j. Lugenbnhl, W. R. Macbeth,
Richard Taylor, ]. O'Brien,
Pierre Sauve, f. A. Boyle,
Jno. G. Taylor, Samuel Boyd,
Thos. S. MeCay, VIM. Flemming,
Dan'I p. Logan Jos. Solomon,
Geo. W. Logan, Jr., Theo. Gnyol,
Richard Nixon, HI. Ell. Chalmers,
Emile Heriart Fl. ]. Leovy,
Jas. Strawbridge, W. G. Capers,
j. NJ. Anguera, r. 4. Grinnan,
j. M. Burrows, Jos. II. Marks,
Gen. VIM. r. Miles.
RECORDING sEcRErAnT:
Edmund G.. Kelly.
coRRBsFosDISG SECRETARIES.
DR.. G. W. Dirmeyer, Hon. W. r. Adams,
j. M. Bonner.
- . 70
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-04

n8rDr. Charles 70. KeIls, Dentist, No. .I52.
Canal street. between carondeet aud Baonns New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-04
a COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
Pr i NATION GOODS,

Which we will sell in proportion. Such an induce.
rneut for buying Goods at such
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-04
& o " PRIo 0 z S i,

Low PRICES,
VIII probably never be offered again but circumstances alter
cases. and consequently Obliged make such sacrifices
We advise to avail themselves this opportunity.
Having more Statesmen present than last week, everybody
Will be waited upon promptly.
@ u. LARoUssINI & CO.,
1s7 Canal street,
ds eptt And corner BarOnne and Poydras.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-04

Notice

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE THE SALE
THEY HAVE coSfMENCED, UNTIL THEIR STOCK
is CLOSED OUT, THEREBY AFFoRDTNd AN oP-
PoRTUNIrY TO ALI 70 BUY GOODS AT THE
Low PRICES AT WHICH THEY HAVE BEEN
REDUCED j
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-04
LEY rHE SourHwEsTERN LIVE.

rsLEaRaPHsp TO THE NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT.
DOMESTIC INTELLIGEN G e.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-04
o Il D. y G $ E G X Z I 4.
Edmund G. Kelly.

coRREsrosDIyG SECRETARIES. %
Dr.. G. W. Dirmeyer, Hon. W. r. Adams
j. NJ. Bonner.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-04

04. -...z-...1 ...
ID r X Or Q o ID $ !,
10 BE SOLD
WITHOUT REGARD TO COST
In consequence of the PANIC prevailing, we are
,obiged to sell our WHOLE STOCK al
IMMENSE SACRIFICES,
in order to meet our engagements better occasion for all
sbuyers in general cannot be offered.
Those who already purchased Stores will be able
to form idea Of the
GREAT DEDUCTIONS a...-
.. That bare raade, upon ali Goods,
As all our Goods are marked BELOW COST they Will be
soEd for CASH ONLY!
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-04
over $4,000 Worth
s | l. S

VIII BIZ soLB AT PANIC PRICES
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-04

And corner BarOnne and Poydras.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-05-25
The PeopIe,s Man.

Abe Lincoln is emphatically the peoples
man. He has summered and wintered with
them, slept on their couches, shared their
tolls and como up through the paths ofhon-
est labor to an honorable position and fame.
He has not been estranged from them by
any false notions OF dignity or narrow feel
ings of pride, but has been through all as
he now is, one of the people. All the eff
forts of his oponents to detract from his real
merits or to rob him of his just fame will
only return to plague the inventors. From
one end of the land to the other, those who
value the sympathyof candidate with the
toiler, will come into the support of ABE
LINCOLN
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-05-25
$4,000 Bean MONEY,

Tho Covode Investigating Committee
among others summoned M. P. Bean, edi-
tor of the Democratic Messenger of this
town, before them, and he testified that he
received $4,000 to be used in securing the
passage of the Lccompton bill through Con-
gress. All our readers know what the Le-
compton bill was. It was for the Admis-
sion of Kansas into the Union under the
Lecompton Constitution as a Slave State.
A pretty pass, truly, has our Government
como to when it will attempt to secure the
passage of odious measures through Con-
gress by such means as this. Mr.. Bean
was offered $4,000, and the question is, did
he not take it?
Mr.. Walker, correspondent of the N. Y
Express, has been expelled from the repor-
ters gallery of Congress, for taking 50, 500
from the same fund that Mr. Bean got So
600 from. 1t is really a pity that some
such punishment could not be meeted out
to all engaged in the handling of this money
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-05-25

ATTEMPTED ESCAPE OF BooTH.-S. M.
Booth, the anti fugitive suffererin Milwaukee,
attempted to escape from duress on Wednes-
day last. The Wisconsin, says he man
aged to lock Mr. Burke, his keeper, into the
room he (Booth) had been occupying, as
Burke entered the room for some purpose,
and he then started off down stairs. Burke
meanwhile got out Of the window, and with
great risk and danger got from the room
window to the hall window, by crawling
along on the outside projection, and got
through into the hall. He caught Booth
before he could get out of the building.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-05-25
A Fanny SEw1Nc M.crrNp AT =

A FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.-At the
State Fair at Sandusky and again at GAINESVILLE,
hbited sewing machine, from Elyra which took
much pains to examine. and highly pleased with its
simplicity and capacity for most kinds of family sewing
So we'll did we like this invention Of West and Wilson,
that short time since, desiring to make present to
lady relative purchased OF the s35 machines and
with very little trouble, FRIEND who worked any
machine before has well mastered the working of It,
that yesterday, she presented In the Den little
blueeyed pet, in Dress made that morning upon
her new sewing machine Several OF neghbors have
purchased Of this kind using them with equal
and satisfaction. See advertisement for particulars
Ohio CHitiUGtor
reliable agent wanted for Bellevue, Clyde, Green
Springs, &c. Apply to
w. &. LINT. Fremont
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-05-25
100000 nefaIcntion.

Mr., Buchanan's Postmaster at New York,
as we announced last week, has turned out
to be defaulter to the tune of between
$4,000 and 100000. The New York
papers@ay there is no telling the amount
he has abstracted. Mr.. Fowler has left fol
parts unknown. The rottenness of the pres.
ent corrupt Administration is fast develop.
ing itself John A. Dix has been appoint,
ed as Mr.. Fowler's successor.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-05-25
Nav YoRK. Nav os

A private letter from the South announ-
ces that Houston will run as an indepond-
ent candidate.
Hon. Erastus Corning, of Albany, aud
Hon. Jas. WadsworIh, of Geneseo, have
become securities Of Jno. A. Dix, the new
ly appointed Postmaster for the city of
New York, in the sum of $3.50, 0,OOo-doub-
le the amount of bonds Of the late Post
Master 'v.t.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-05-25

The NEBRASKA CONTESTED ELECTION
CAsE.-Mr. Estabrook, the sitting Dele
gate from Nebraska, was unceremoniously
turned out without even calling the yeas
and nays, and Mr.. Daily, Republican, who
was legally entitled to the seat, installed.
The testimony before Mr.. Covode's Com
mittee was ordered to be printed for its pri-
yate use after some resistance. Various
subjects will now be classified and reported
upon, when the whole matter will be given
to the public.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-05-25
Fremont Cins ANA Conl Ou Worls.

Mr. Stephenson is at work crowding forward the
on of the buildings &C., for the manufacture of Gas and
Coal Oil in village. Daniel L. June has the contract
for the work, and that is sufficient guaranty
people that it will be speedily and well DONE 1t will
not be many months before have grand ilu-
minaon by gas light which by every body is acknOwl-
edged to be the next best thing to daylight.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-05-25
The Next state Fair.

Messrs. Waddle, Milligan and Klippart
were at Dayton few days ago, and select
ed the sites for the buildings to be erected
for the accommodation of the State Fair.
The work of preparation is to be com
menced at once, and Dayton business men
will literally second the Committee in put
ting the grounds, &c, in capital order for
the great Industrial Jubilee in September.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-05-25

]. b. Van Doren who has been in the Drug, Book and
Stationery business with r. rCulloch of this place for
several years, has opened Store in Fostora where he
has large stock of entire Drugs, Medicines Books
Stationery, Yankee Notions, &c, We commend Mr.. Var
Doren to the citizens of that place good and fair dealer
and skillful druggist.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-05-25

"Why did you leave your last place iu-
quired young house-keeper about to en-
gage new servant. "Why, you see, mad
am" said the applicant, 81 was too good
looking; and when ! opened the door folks
took me for the missus."
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-05-25

A Great Smash up Expected !
Now is the time to Make Money.
The immence Stock Of Goods
OWEN is RECEIVING
Can't be Sold in Bellsvuel
WHAT PILES OF GOODS!
you enter the door it is impossible TO
see any thngbut
SHEETINGS,
DENNIS,
TICKING,
PRINTS, &C. &C,
In huge piles on either counter, and as you
work your way back you will become
Perfectly Captivated,
with the beauties and richness Of the Ladies'
DRESS GOODS d TRIMMINGS!
LACE CAPES,
MANTILLAS,
SHAWLS, &C,
which far surpass description Then up stairs piles of
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Wall and
Window Paper,
Hats and Caps,
Boots and Shoes,
Cotton Yarns & Warps,
Batts &C.. &c, all of superior styles and qualities
Next to the Cellar which, is alled overGowing with
Brown and Refined Sugars,
Molasses and Syrups,
Oils and Turpentine,
Fish of all kinds, &C., &c
And lastly the
WARE ROOM
which is perfectly GRAINED full of
Groceries Of all kinds,
Woodenware,
Stone Crockery,
and Glassware
of all styles and shapes which he is selling at the most
hazardous prices.
To the citizens of Huron, Seneca, Sandus-
ky and Erie Counties wish to say for mutual advan
tage propose hereafter to sell for
Ready Pay Exclusively!
and my goods all bought directly from
Manufacturers and Importers,
feel that have superior advantages the trade gen.
orally My stock will always be full in all departments
1 am in daily receipt ofgoods.
Please call and examine my goods & prices.
I am ready at all times to pay Cash or
Goods for all kinds of Product
s. w. OWEN.
Bellevue, April goth, 1860.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-05-25
We cnll the aLtentinn of onr readors Il

We call the attention of our readers to
the advertisement Of p c. Dean, headed Baville Fac
tory in another column Of paper. Mr.. Dean has
added many Improvements to his machinery this spring,
among which is steel Ring Burning Machine, at
pense of near $4,000 which thoroughly takes from the
wool every thing detrimental to its manufacture into rolls
cloth. He has also added Champion Loom to his
Factory and made many other improvements which give
him facilities for manufacturing far superior to any like
establishment in the country
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-05-25

New BLoCK.-Mr. r. P. Buckland, we
sec, has made commencement to erect large bricl,
block the old Tyler of Front street and
the Turnpike The building will be % feet on Front street.
co feet deep, and three stories in height
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-05-25

We advise everybody to drop in at Char
lie Burdcks Auction and Commission Rooms, as we can
assure them that great bargains can be had. By the
advertisement in another column it will be that
great inducements offered to those who do wish
pay under six months Read the advertisement.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-05-25

S. WooDwoRTH, has been appointed to
the post Conductor the Fremont and Indiana Rail-
road in place Judge CHLDs who has left the road
and gone to selling goods near Finday The appointment
of Mr.. Woodworth is one every way at to be made.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-05-25

The Sandusky county Agricultural Fair
for 1860, will be held Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day. the 3D. Sd, and 4th days of October We shall
publish the premium list in next paper.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-05-25

" He that in the pOrld ioould rise,
Must READ THE NEWS and ADVERTISE I"
DR.. Deenbaugh, June appointments
Drs. Beaugrand & Kelley, Medical card
Chester county Pigs for Sale, II. r. Adams, York tp
Twenty FIVE Dollar Sewing Machine, W. S. Lunt.
Sale of Real Estate, W. F. Mcintyre, Admin.
Still they Come, O. II. Burdick.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-05-25
Blanks.

We have the most beautiful forms Of Deeds Mortgages
Quit Claims and all kinds Of Justices and various other
Blanks, for sale at all times at the JOURNAL OFFICE
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-05-25

The Memphis Enquirer (opp.) says "the
nomination Of Lincoln. as it was intended
takes every bit of wind out of Douglas
sails in the Northwest"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-05-25

The Ladies' Festival at the Methodist
Church on Wednesday evening" avery fine affair. The
net receipts will be about sla5.