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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-06-14
DO You want a Farm .
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Manufacturer af Confectionery and dealer IN "a
Domestic Nuts Fruits, Grooerlce aud Yankee Note,.
Principe and Iaguna Oaarm hsin sEest E1u.Io.il y.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-06-14

"The Mother of States" is having an unex-
pected visit from some of her children.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-06-14
HEALTH OF AMERICAN = WOMEN. Z T5I

Female Irregularities weakness uterine displAeementa
and all local uterine difficulties and constitutional troub-
les OF women, are entirely cared BY the GRAEFESBER0
MARGHALL'e UTERINE CATHoLICoN.
In this connection Mas Beecher sister OF the Rev Hem
Ward Beecher in letters to the yeople page 49,
Ihave nine sisters and Gsterun-aw and fourteen e-
male cousins, all married. and all delicate and aiing
Amid the immense circle Of my ends and Acquaintanoea
county, who a perfectly healthy" IN eAses however,
whore the Grae berg cathooon has been used muht
that health rs rapidly taken the place disease and
adtes have become robust strong, vigorous and healthy
Mrs GLEASON, Of Eimka says "Beantiful indeed Il the
eonhding, ruatng nature Of woman buthow much does
IN time Of disease 70 appeal TO medical adviser Of
tho oducson. moral worth and purity Of chATacter
All these may b secured By addressing the Graefsnbsrs
Il dives me great pleasure to certify 10 the iuvsrsbs
curative action Of the GraAanberg Aartha Utarine Ca
thooon in all cases Of mala disease and 70 the s and
high moral character Of the Medical pepaxsnt TIE
J.p. LAMBERT, n D.,
Aubnrn Four Corners, Penn.
AN Methodist clergyman. NY heart has fariy Aehed
TO wtness the feeble health al women have travelled
my circuit preaching the Gospel thank God however,
that have seen a these diseases give to the Grae
en,erg Mashas Uterine cnthoeon. wberevert has beer
nhed.
Rev. PETER SHARP. Ridgewsy, Mirh.,
formerly nf Western Stark Medina county, o.
For Medleines or Agencies. address,
II. D. KINGSLEY. cleveland, Ag't for Ohio.
For sale by 4. pU( KLANn, Fremont;
J. YATES. Green Syringe;
H. J. MmIKR 4 Co. Clyde;
p. M HEACH. Elmore.
FRFDERIcK YAIdER Wondvie:
y. p TFRRT, and S WILCOX Townsend;
and by Medicine Dealers thrnnphnnt the State. e,l
Do YOU take tho FREMoNr JouRNALi IL
as.aan tuasa n n 49, x.aar- u,n.t l..
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-06-14

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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-06-14
MEAT MARKET.
Fuchs, ,AdIer& VOgt,
SALT AND FRESH MEATS,

HAVING bought the establishment of Marshal Alfred
Front street. prepared to furnish all the vari
eties Of Meat usually keptin the Market.
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IA "a II ES II II IL
On the llth inst, by Rev. W. 8. Lunt Cen JOHN
BELL and Mrs. LYDIA TREAT, all of Fremont.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-14
Eatr from RprinsGei6.
Fron Ous Own Correspondent.


SPRINGFIELD. Mo-, August 1861
Tie citizens of this place lave oI tho past week been
in state OF almost constant alarm aud apprehension,
which the presence OF oug troops who returned from
Stone County, ailed to relieve entirely though there
was much quiet Monday night than during our
abseuce and that night did pass without few calls
Of fall in,' to the soldiers aud renewed anxiety
the part of ciyiIans Yesterday the enemy arrived at
Wilson's Creek twelve miles from here, where we
camped Sunday night. Their force at that point is
variously estimated at from GOO 10 10000, and the
commander is Ben McCulocb.
Our force had been jud.ciously placed at various
commanding points in this vicinity aud could have been
easily concentrated If necessary upon any OF the
roads leading from the city. Yesterday passed with
anxious looking for battle, but neither army made any
approach to the other.
At dark, however, q detachment Of l1j cavalry five
miles from town, the Mi. Vernon road made rush
at few Home Guauls and Captain Stocktons COM
pany OF infantry Kansas let. and succeeded in
rying oh a couple OF sentinels and thee or four
horses but leaving three dead uppn the field General
assstance but tie enemy bad fled. The balance ci the
Kansas lei and Colonel sigels regiment started about
midnight. and moved lyo mics out on the Faye,tc-
for military ie.sons returned 20 town where they
rived safely just at daylight unhuprily, the Union
recple embraced the uuwarran;cd idea that we were
retre.tiny before the enemy, whom We bad us pur-
sued twenty y.iUui miles and who had repeatedly de-
clined battle on their own terms, and IN their own
county They also sOon spread tho report that the
enemy were surrounding the town wold soon possess
themselves Of every avenue cut oil our medeer snip
Plies o commssarics and force ms 30 attempt retreat
from here or shameiny surrender.
The scene in town under such influences ~ these has
been anything tut pleasant. Odd men wfung their
hands al the agonilng thought aud huuieily gathered
up ,her mos, valuable household articles cta,tels,
&C., and flew in all directions. The stores suddenly
closed and soon boSe, Of goods emerged rom them,
and were placed in WAGONS ready for departure witt
the army The Brtncli Bauh relieved of S93o 900
in gold and 200 in currency at the request oi the
directors and all together it The saddesi scene
ever witnessed Tears bedewed the checks of woman,
and man sorowed that he could not weep. Many lcit
for ST. Louis. Many supposed they were aOou, TO 20
forth from circumstances OF comfort aud elegance 10
those of want and bcggary. The alarm snhsided about
the middle of the afternoon, and all brcathed iree'
The troops are in excellent spirits aud til anxious TO
meet and chastise the rebes they richly deserve.
force of % 900 is necessity however, TO pursue our
advantages aud an entire change III the conmIssarlat,
20 that we may be properly and promptly supplied with
citizens Of SJuth.West Missouri - be todden uuder
foot for want of those troops WHO are waiting and
anxious 10 light all over tie Free North
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-14
INTERESTING rRoM SANTA FE.

IyDErrSprscr, Mo-, Tuesday, Avg. 10. iS6i.
The Santa Ee mail with daIcs TO July -, has
arrived.
Lieut.. Smith OF the III Iufsntry went to Chihuahua,
to recover the Government tran stolen 10y one hrA,
wagon master, and WAS iasen prisoner by the Texan
troops md IL now ~ III paso, on Trroe. IL reported
that there are large unpbor Of Texans on their way
no TO seize Fort s,aunton and any Government prop
ety they can ind
prcrsraiors have been made to receive them at
ro,. s,ar,on They can defend themselves II they
have no artillery and they will never set near enough
~ do any harm 10 The Federal pcAes, "a the Federal
r,ke,s arc OUT tiily miles m every direction.
News had reached Santa Fe that the regulars had
been ordered home; if so, the Government virtually
atandors the Territory to the South, the volunteers
being no protection 70 the Inhabitants.
Fcit Fillmore Is nov sarsiscIed by u companies o.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-14
WAR DrPARrxyyr, Jay 80, 1861.

RreuiEM Mass FOR MsMBEn or Trs EIGHTH
REGrnSr.-Yesser,iay morning as,Ismn Reqniem
Mass WAS celebrated ia ST. Jamess Chnrch, James
street, for the repose OF the soul OF John '" Leyden,
of Company c, Sh Regiment N. \. 5. NJ, who ~as
killed at tho hattie of Bull Run. Tie high altar the
pulpit and surroundings, were dafed in mourning.
In front of the sanctuary. in tbe main aisle rested
caaloue several feet high covered with sabe pail.
The relatives and friends oi the deccased occnpI"d
pews On each SIDE Of the ctfalque. Oathe ~ of tho
coffin six massive tapeis were burnng- Tie hequle~
Mas was celebrated by the Rev. f@lsr brr'h"ni
the Rev. Father Conrop of S,. Andrews Church, act
ing ~ Deacon the Rev. Father AshnuIh as Sdo Des-
con- and the Rev. slr. Dillon o!he~tcd as Master I"
the Ceremonies. Al the conclusion OF the Mas the
Clergy proceeded TO the oaia!que where tney ohssea
tl,. usual praycrs.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-14

die cases of that popular epidemic Of the season, the
panic. Among fow old women Of both sexes, feai
that the Rebels wond attack and capture this city haf
murdered sleep. ST. Louis is really in about as much
danger on that Chicago, Bo,On, or Portland.
The threatened attack upon Cairo and Birds Point,
by the insurgents under Gen. Gideon j. Pillow and
Gen. NJ. JEFF. Thompson always Thompson with pl,
also probably fenis. Cairo is admirably fortified,
under the direction of Col Wagner, one Of the very
best engineers in service and well garrsoned under
Gen. Prentiss who il sn efficient and vigiant officer
Its guns command Birds Point, which is also amply
fortified and gairsoned aad if they should be attacked
by2OO men, well supplied with artillery there no
reasonable room for doubt tha, they wond be success
fully defended.
The real objects of the rebels, now threatening
Southern Missouri, probably first to cut of Gen.
Lyon, and then, concentrating their forces, which
amount in the aggregate to about $4,000 men, 20 move
up through the State to Jefferson City and renstate
Claiborne +. jackson in the Gubernatorial chair.
That they may accomplish the first design there is
some danger. Lyon has only about 1900 men, while
the force Immediately threatening him. under Ben
McCulloch and Rains, amounts to 90 000. He has bot
little cavalry, while they are amply supplied. At our
latest accounts (up to last Monday noon the two
armies were only ten miles apart; AMI before you
receive this letter, the telegraph may advise you of
decisive engagement between them. AS heavy as the
odds are against him, believe Lyon will be victo-
rious. He has q star command Though we have bitter
complaints from it about the diatory in which
supplies and equipments from this city have been for
wardedl; doubts the bravery or discipline of
both rank aud file; and he has with him Gen. SigeI,
who has the greenest laurels Of any Of our CON-
manders during the war.
But even If Gen. Lyon saould be compelled to fall
back, the Rebels never reach Jefferson City. All
the railroads are in the hands Of the Government and
fifty thousand be thrown into the State capital
before they can advance within sixty miles of it,
Gen. Fremont is working with marvellous energy,
giving himseIf only four or FIVE housoutof the twenty
four for sleep, aud dausing life and activity
through every department Of the service. Mrs. Fre-
also here and her whole heart is in the cause.
The seven gunboats which Mr.. Eads of this city has
contracted build, are to be completed within sixty
days from the 9Th OF August Their aggregate cost to
the Government il to be $3.50 eco of which about 100
600 will be expended for labor. The weather is liz
tensely hot.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-14

regulars 10 of infantry snd Of dragons. The cgu-
lars are u marching ers rs coon as tho vounses
can relieve th,m.
The Apache ladians are troublesome, they thinking
because the Untei States troops 1--we Abandoned Snne
of their posts that it is e open 30 tSom TO murder
and steal They have attacked the Overlsrd Matt
coach and killed the driver bu, were finally Iepuised,
and the coach went on.
Two steamboats, passed or landing y'sserday going
down the river loaded with United States sroors their
destination supposed to be Lexington, ar she time o.
the enlistment of the troops here has ex ,ssd.
All quiet here.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-14
Marle,.-Repq,ted b, Ttlegrsph.

BrsraIo Aus. i3-fLcrR unehsnS,d nHsaI p pse 81, "a,
G,, IL. of O bnsh lnb on iNAs sfh 8 ous
10 re a. g Cogs i. Ia good ac.A"di .sI-s o.
=, mn mn \, az O,y~ nonins Ie Naiskt qait n"n
80. t.t C.s,, Fak.nTs steady lie ou Core, izc.
Miles,, 20 Sew FORK lass IsrNfs~, 20 eei' tour 20 %
hush Wheat 3a00 bu.h CJf. CANAL EAfoAts-ooVV Ossh
Whost 6s co bufh Com, s,tco bush O.S
Cu1s,go Aug Ia-ELorK quiet Wes.F lc betl@r sa.r>
~ - n :; 70 AID 1lr IN ssofr. CoKN-sus al
yaure; sss Mixed 2didEsc saog. RECEIPTS; LOO po.
gisr hi Oa hush. heel, lsi.o bash. ton. 2"O bnsl.
os supvysrsi coo bhli FSar dOa buss WisAt "a tsH
Lu.n Cam ~ 500 push Oai,. FAEGaTs alsSn,cd le. sx
IN ASOg on Nssg YORK uncherged - - ...........
BOSTON WEghLi BASk srAiEM INT
Gusr0X. Aug i31hs follow. is t4e wsesly bsns slate
Crirsl Sock faa 2ai 7ta Due 10 Other Bank. sAs ca
Ioa4s ud discounts. u3Lur DeposEs ga -
s,eci,............ t.is,0c ir .or....,.. s.tsaen
Lse ..ola eth bal.s. e.,V1,c0s.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-14
THE PHILADELPHIA MERCHANTS AND TIL
PUBLICATION OF WhR NEWS.
PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, Aug.

PnILADELPnI,, Tuesday, Aug. Is, IS6I.
number Of tie heaviest business firms of this city,
publish card to-day, declaring that, having seen in
the daily papers a statement of tie number Of rcg
mens in Gen. Bonks's command, wlica information is
OF grea, importance to the enemy, they will wt'draw
,beir subscriptions aud advertisements from any news.
paper coutinaing to furnish information OF military
movements
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-14
FROM CAIRO.
CnHp Tuesday.

CAIRO Tuesday Aug Il, iS6I.
Three scouts returned this evening from Charleston,
No. bringing three Rebel prisoners well armed and
mounted. The prisoners said the Tennessee forces,
under Gen. Pillow, had relandcd at Ncw-Madrd, aai
that JeA. Thompson con'empla,es an immediate attack
Oh Cape Giraldcau.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-14
FROM SANDY HOOK, MARYLAND.
SANDY HOOK, M"ncay, Aug. -,

SANDY HUOX, Monoay, Aug. -. lsbl.
On SATURDAY night, Sergeant Tompkiu' Of Company
A, ID Cavalry sent on: ia charge OF the licke'o
and il Was observed that he took with hm bls cutre
eouipmcn,. Aitor slati,nrg the first picket be dis
anneared and has not been beard from IL O. ia, d
here that Sergeant Tompsinss father and bo'hers are
officers OF the Confederate Army, and there but h'te
doubt exureseed that he has cast his lot among tue
Rebels.
-Four r. fagees from Martiusburg were brought into
camp by Col Gearys pickels this morning
There was a report Yesterday that the notorious Me-
Donald. with eighteen rebel cavalry. WAS M Marns-
burp pressing men into service and several unlonss,
refusing, were imprisoned The refugees left 20 s'oti
bene pressed into the rebel army. The rciasecs non
Mrtnsburg have no knowledge Of ary large bodies CT
rebels in that section.
SANDY Hook, Taesday Aug. i3, 1851.
81, priscners tnken at the Point Of Rocks, were
sent here to-day, under guard Fort Mclieury, is
supposed.
Various report. are circulating in the camps that tac
Rehel militia is collecting at various points III l fper
virginis.
A reeiment Was at s, S,eppardsiowH on Sunday, and
,le .nc..mpmtn, visible rom tie Maryand flights.
There IL great ACTIVITY at Headquarters
MARYLAND secrssonisis coutinne to be brought IN oI
PROV linz along the lines. Some important rtsS have
been made.
No attack is anticipated a; present from the enemy
TIE work on the bridge 10 progressing Inc ''r'e
tnre VIII lie passabe shortly.
The general Health in the camps - good
The weather is rliny and somewhat cooler
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-14
SOUTHERN TTEMs-vIA LOUISVILLE. Ky.

RICsAokD VA, Monday, Aus -, 1861.
dispatch says that laad slide occurreaon Sunday
night a, 10 O'Clock, about Il miles from Richmond, n
the MANASSAS roa;e. EEat ears containing soldiers
were smashed and shivered pieces. Two companies
from Louisville were the prrripal sufferers.
Nothing has been pablicly DINE by the Confederats
Congress to day.
Returns from tennessee shcs majority 'hr the
Confederate Constitution of 50 OOs and for Governor
Harris of about 900. In the IL, District Mr. Nsisoa
il elected to both the Federal ard Confederate Con-
gress by large majority In the hid District Mssker
received 70C2 votes for th0 Confederate Congress sd
20i5 for the Federal Congress.
The Richmond enquirer of the 10th. ssys tat
Gems. Zee and RosencraDx attempted to get to
advantage of each other in suadyanced position AMI N
battle ensued Forty FedenIs were killed, but thp
Conf,derates met with but Little oss. Gen lee had
two and Gen. RosencraDz four regiments. Gcu Lee
aiterward commenced terrifying tue paSs he had
gained near Big Spring, in Poeahontas County, IL
miles from Huntersville, which coinnrnds the turn
pike from Randolph re Lowisbarg and Central road.
The Charleston Cosrier publishes extracts from pri
vate letters from Tampa, dated Ausu-t l. which say
that the schooner Wanderer which had been captured
by the Federal feet brings news Of the capture last
night of the United States steamer Crusader BY the
Coniedestes.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Monday, Aug H. 1861.
Gov. Harris orders all the fire aru3 and sword, be
longing to the State of Tennessee to be collected by
coustabes and sent to the military authorities at Nash
vile, Knoxville. or Memphis.
The Richmond Ea1,~rsr endeavOrs tn convey tho
impression that the Federal troops burned Hampton
Yellow fever is raging at Vera Cruz
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-14
INTERESTING FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA.
TiIE WHEREABOUTS OF HUSiNVHAN''' 'I''1 '-
IND ANDERSON.
WHEELING, Salufday, Aug 10, IoOI'


WmrrLiNG, Saturday, Aug. 10, loOi.
Oar latest information from Ger. Ro'encraH COM
,oand il that zee il In the immediate vicinity ni oheat
~, M,uniain Pass-about Beverly and Huiion'iie pre-
rarirg 10 give Gen. Lee warm rteep' on "e
,,tcpus 10 force his way over the AllrghanleS. Lee
has rryed within striking distance Of the east sce Oh
the rass with such troops he could gather fon 'e
ront Of Garne,ts dispersed army.
Anderson was at Saauton on the - th nl'lno' pu'"
ing On to join Lee in font of the P"'s aud lee "
tro,t eor Lewi,Lurg WIS doubtless to form Jlie'o"
with Lee at or a'ou; the same point.
We .nva ev ry ho, that Gen. Rosencrsn@ WIZ u
a,le 70 n, mace all three-Lee, Wise and Anderson
81. successfully as Gen. Mcclellan ma'"ged f'sf"'.
and G. raett. There is however, defi'r11s "a.t u
ar n to equip properly the large re'niO,een' p's w,s
10 o erauz ma oaa,n in any moment ~ "es'e'h '"
eini th n may be able thus 20 rendcF tem service
ale itcop..
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-14
PER ONS LEAVING THE CITY.
FROM ALEXANDRIA.

ALEXANDRIA, Tuesday, August ~, 1861.
The name OF the soldier killed last night ty the
sentry was Corporal Thompson, Company Is, 18th
NeU.- \, rh regiment Instead Of Daniel Nnlcrhead
L.eat. John II. c. iy4lt, Of the 32d New-icrk
regiment, has be- appointed PIovoSt'h"rsha' lot
Alexandra. in place Of Capt VickeIs, rcugnei.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-14
JUDGE CATRON EXPELLED FROU
NASHVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, ky., Tuesday. Aug IA, 1861.
Judge Catou of the Supreme Court was last week
expelled from Nashville by the Vigilance Conntlee.
because Of his refusal to resign the Iudgeship lie
was obliged to leave his wife in Nashville accouus
of her sickness.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-14
Fron ~. Loais.

froua Our Special CorsrsgonJens-
81. Lou,s. Friday, Aug. 9, lsdl-p. m
We Lavc 'c,n ahircd gJy ,hc ka-i week with spoa-
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-14
GREAT BATTLE In MISSOURI.

UREhl DAI lLE lin MlDOUURI'
DEFEAT OF THE REBEL FORCES.
A SPLENDID UNION VICTORY.
GEN. LYON KILLED.
OFFICIAL REPORT OF THE BATTLE.
5000 Union Troops Against $4,000 Rebels.
500 Union Men Killed and Wounded
RE B Ell LOSS HEAVY.
Gems. McCullOch and Price Killed.
REBEL TENTS AND WAGONS DESTROYED.
Slaughter and Dismay Of the Rebels.
GOODNESS OF GEN. SlesEiL.
HIS RETURN TO ROLLA.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-14

Tur BoDY or Col. CAMEROS.-Tbe following sd
donal oondence was had in the eHSrt
lie body Of the late Col. Cameron OF the New-fork
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-14

r T. Il Ell LOSS HEAVY.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-14


gcut Of that regiment here looking after their
wounded u The various hospitals, and on business con-
nectcd with the payment of their men.
Mr.. BATES DECLINES BRiGADIERsHIP.
Joshua ii. Bates, who was recommended by the
ONO Congressional delegation for BngaderGeneral-
ship, has declined the appointment.
COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
VIA. S. Wood of Ncw-YoIk was TO-DAY recomms-
stoned 40 Commissioner OF Public Buildings.
THE MISSION TO AUSTRIA.
j. Iotrop Motley, who was recently appointed
Minister 10 Austria will at once repair to Vienna.
CONSULAR APPOINTMENTS.
Tie following additional appointments OF Consuls
have aIeo just been made:
A, Shansbae, james L. Partridge; Leeds, James
W. u 4rsba; Leghoni, Andrew j. Stevens; Geneva,
f. Casby, Amsterdam, +. j. Klsnzes
All the imroran, oonsular appointments are now
&! cd and it is believed that iberc is no longer amy
repr,ept,. i've Of the Government abroad who is not
is loyal friend and supporter. 1t is fupPorcd that no
more ca nscs will be &c, except az specia energcn
cics may happen fr IN time TO time requiring them
MILITARY FhOMOTIUNs.
The President to-day appointed Col. Hunter, who
mm ,raed column in the late engagement, to be II
M,iorC,neral. and Mtor Stoneulan Of the Cavalry,
W. f. Smith Of The Typographical Corps, and H. W.
Bcuham Of the Engineers. to be Brigadlel-GeneraS
of the volunteer forces.
TIE POTOMAC FLoTELA's OPERATIONS.
The Potomac fl pta is ftill actively emp Dyed.
Capt Ciaveu. who ls Conmauder on board the YAM
kee Informs the Navy Department that he will report
ia person the circumstances attending the capture u
ten negroes. On the evening Of the llth negro came
on board and mentioned the name of an individual
who has been exceedingly active in procuring supplies
for tic Rebcs e. including arms, ammunition, and men,
ard sending them in boat loads from Herring Creek
n zee into vi e;nia He further rays that this agent
had ,ssstgurs in Forwarding recruits 10 tie varions
landings, and that at Herring Creek there was ninls-
t.radiog as S'uIbernsiy.
Cprhn Budd Of the nesolute' II arpears, broke M
tie depot IT Herning Cicos' ut 'sc month OF the
Mscl.oloc. in vguia. On Going to tie creek he was
fred a. with niualeis. He, however, landed and DE-
ytr wed Tic prem ses. aud coP'ared large bot lie
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-01-04
]. MCQUEEN,
M. l.. BONHAM,
W. W. BOYCE,
j. D. ASHMORE,

POSTAL AEEANGEMENrs.-The following Orli-
nance, Offered, by Chancellor 3. f. Duukin,
has been passed and ratified by the Convention
and is now in force in and for the State OF
South Carolina.
We commend it to all citizens and to pest
masters
AN oRDISANCE TO MAKE PROVISIONAL POSTAL
ARRANGEMENTS IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
Whereas the State Of South Carolina owes
it to her own citizens. and to those Of. other
States, that. as one Of the contracting parties,
she shoull not prevent or interrupt the parfor-
nance Of the pending contracts for carrying
and delivering of the mails. made by the Uni.
ted States while South capolins. was one of
said States
=, We. the State of South Caroline, In Cooven-
ton assembled. do declare and oriaip; and it is
hereby declared and ordained, that the existing
postal contracts and arrangements shall be con
tinued, and the, persons charged With The duties
thereof shall continue to discharge said duties
until postal treaty or trsaties sshall 6aronalu
ded, or Until otherwise ordered 81 ttis Con
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-01-04
IHMENIAI.

MARRIED. On Sunday, the soth December,
Rev. John Holland. Mr.. J. F. CASON to Miss
NJ. ALICE BULLOCK, all Of Ninety Six. 8. c.
rB- The Printers acknowledge the receipt
of handsome aad delicious cake with the
above. for which The bride has our thanks. :
MARRIED, On the Goth ult by W. G. Kel-
lar, Esq.. SAMUEL BUTLER Of North Curo-
lima, TO Miss MARTHA F.. RYKARp, daughter
Of Jacob Rykard of Abbevile District.
N tRRIED, On The 25th ult, by Rev. W. p.
Martin, MIR. LA, LEWIS, to MISS JOSE
PINE BROCK-all Of Anderson District.
MARRIED, On Thursday evening. the Goth
December. 1860, by the Rev. ]. F. Gilbert. Mr..
ROBERT THORNTON to Miss n. NJ. DICK.
son. all of Abbevile Dist.
MARRIRD. On the 18th ult. by Rev. B. F..
Corley. Mr.. JOHN ROBERTS Of Abbeyills
to Miss 81. E. WALDROPEs of Laurens.
. MARRIED. ty Rev. John Holland, Mr..
THOMAS STUART. to Miss EUGENIA
FRANCIS PlNsoN, both Of Ahbeyille. p
MARRIED. On 81 January, 1851, by Juo.
G. Baskn. Esq. at the residence of VIM.
Magiil, Mr.. JOHN BROWNIE. Miss AMANDA
MOORE, all Of this District. q ,t&