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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-12-21
SNOW POWDER

IutcutCu uAdy &Oe 1SOOs
This article for washing without rubbing except
very dirty places; which will require very slight rub
and unlike other preparations offered for ike purpose
WILL Rot TIKI CLOTHES, but will lesve them much
than ordinary methods, without the usual
and tear. 1t removes grease spots II by magic and
soens the dirt by soaking that rnsng will in orn
ary entirely removed it. This powder is prepared
accordance wsth chemical science and upon process
peculiar TO ITSELF which is secured by Letters Patent
has been in for more thyn year and has proved it
self universal avorte wherever it has been used
Among the advantages claimed the following viz It
saves all the expense of soap usually used cotton
linen goods 1t of the labor of rubbing and
wear and tear Aso for cleaning windows it is unsur-
passed With quarter the time and labor usually
quIed it mparts a beautiful gloss and 1ustre, much
peror to any other mode No water required except to
moisten the powder Directions with each package
And can be readily appreciated by single trial. The
cost of washing for family of FIVE six persons will
not exceed THREE CENTS. The manufacturers of this
powder are aware that many useless compounds have
bsen introduced to the public which have rotted the
CLOTH failed in removing the dirt but knowing the in
trinsic excellence of this article they confidently pro-
claim it as being adapted to meet demsnd which has
long existed and which has heretofore remained unsup-
Piled Manufactured by BOWE &STEVENS,
260 Broadway, Boston.
Also manufacturers Of Family Dye Colors. For sale
BY GrocerE and Dealers everywhere, 4sm2s s.HP.l
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MoLLIE TRUssELL, who shot Geo. Trussell
the race-horse man, in Chicago, has had hel
trial. She was found guilty of mausiaughter
and sentenced to one year in the penitentiary
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Aprivate dispatch through the Atlantic Gable
probably to Maximilian in Mexico, announces
the death of the Empress oarlotta, of Mexico,a
daughter of the late King aud sister of the
reigning monarch of Belgium.
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GEN. GRANT is in st, Louis.
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Townsend, Dec Is, Is
For Sale

TTNHE desirable Lot on tho corner Of Elm and State
i Streets, Fremont,i is offered for sale. Also one
Horse, Buggy and Harness, double Wagon and about
$1,000 shingles For particulars call Oh or address
the undersigned, residence corner Elm L State Sts
Fremont, o. MRS GRATIA l.. WO0DwORTH.
Dec. q, 1S68-51tf
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Lol THE POOR INDIAN.

LOl THE POOR INDIAN.
1t was on this march (while serving in the
Indian Territory and Arkansas in 1862, that
we BECAME so intimately associated with that
interesting and classic people-the Aborigines
of America. Three regiments of loyal Indians,
mounted on sorebacked ponies, and accompan-
led by their intellectual wives and children,
formed part of our force. Our companions
the noble red men, wore tie Government uni
form uniquely-tyiDg the pantaloons astride
Their necks, & putting The tai ielt hats on their
cavalry jacket for the much coveted fire water
Oftheir war whoop you need not be reminded
its savage cadence is vet ringing inc your
ears. Oftheir midnight pow vows, their snake
dances, war dances and green corn dances, You
know enough. Of their filthiness and their ut
ter and irreclaimable degradation we know too
much. The novels of Fennimore Cooper are
ruined by b'ief intercourse with the red men
Of the West.
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STRAYED.

STRAfED from the subscriber the 9th inst graz
~ Mare nine or ten years DID, is about 15 bands hiQh
slim onilt and considerably dappled. Any information
given will be literally rewarded. henry HOMAN.
Fremont, Deo q, 1s66-50wlpd
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Sidney woodworth's Estate

A LII persons having Gains against the above
N Estate are notified to present the came for pay
ment the undersigned; and all indebted are noti
ned to call and make payment to the undersigned
without delay. GRATIA L. WO0DWORTH,
Executrix and Sole Legatee.
Fremont Dec q. .,6e-5lM4
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Lighr, and shadow. of Soldering,

We are not particularly struck with the ap-
propriateness of the above as heading, but
it will do to preface the following extracts from
Gen N ETTLEroNs S address at the reunion ofthe
I'd Ohio Cavalry in Cleveland last week:
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A Resolution was agreed to requesting the
Resident, if not incompatible with the public in
terest, to communicate copies of all correspond
ence in regard 10 the evacuation of Mexico not
already published.
The Appropriation Bill was taken up and
amended in several unimportant particulars,
but not passed.
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The day was passed in discussing the legis-
lative, executive and Judiciary, appropriation
bill the details of which proceedings would be
of no general interest.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-12-21

WEDNESDAY, Dec. I9.-The bill to admit Ne
braska wss debated at length but without COM
ing to vote the Senate adjourned
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Goods in bond by the invoice by the single nd
land.
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ALSO, A LARGE LINE OF

The above goods will be offered for thirty days at
Fifteen per cent Discount from august Prices
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BERaEB-to see scores of young women
throngiBg round the doors and listening on
tiptee to catch the recital of all the narrowing
Incidents is to furnish clue for the detection
Of future murderers, to see a collection Of can
didates for criminal honors. It is fact,
proved by the records of history, that when
ever great crime startles community,
sort OF mauiacal epidemic Sc zes the people.
The murder of BoLINeBRoKE by FLETCHER
was followed by an extraordinary period of
homicides. The death OF VILLAIN of Orange
was succeeded by series of unprecedented
crimes, while the additions to the insane asy-
lums testify that the deleterious eTect of the
assassination OF Mr.. LINCOLN extended far
beyond his own death. So also we fear it
will be with the WATT murder. And should
such an evil befall our city as an epidemic of
crimes the cause can be found in the gaping
crowds who look upon BERGER as hero,
horrible indeed, yet majestic in the magni-
tude of his crime.
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the place Of execution. and there hanged by the
neck until he be dead, and may Ged have mercy
Vn your soul
During the remarks Of the JUDGE and the inn
position OF the Judgment of the law Berger stood
mouoness, gazing fxedly al his Honor and be-
taylnP no emotion. At the concluding words
"And may God have mercy on your soul"-he
closed his eyes, slightly inclined his head to the
Court and sat down.
He was soon after removed IN prison. aud the
crowd which had filled the courtroom rapidly
dIkrprspd,
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GreniMa TGlearaph

is Published evey afternoon (Sondoys ercepted)
at No. lOs S. Third street. Price, Three Gents
Per Copy Double Sheet, or Eighteen Cents Per
Week, payable TO 0be Carrier, and mailed to
Subscribers ont ofae city at Nine Dollars Per
Ap,1.unn one Dollar and Fifty Gents for Too
Months, Invariably in adudSce for the period
ordered.
To insure he Insertion of Advertisements in al
Of orr Editions, hey must be tor,odrdedto TO our
office not later than 10 O'Clock each Morning.
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TIE ELECTION OF HoN. HERsCHRL V.
JOIN SOMA recent telegram from Georgia
announces that the Legislature OF that State
elected ALEXANDER ii. STEPHENS United
States Senator, that Mr.. STEPHENS declined,
end that HERsCHFL V. JOHNSON has been
elec ed tor the place. Likewise, that Mr..
JOHNSON has signifed his acceptance OF the
post. We admire the sUrit that dictated the
refusal OF Mr.. STEPHENS One who has been
as deeply engaged in the plot of treason as
he has, is surely in the right in refusing to
accept a position of trust and honor under
the Government whose existence he leopard
lied. Yet if there is one Of the leaders
of the Rebellion or whom we have both
a sympathy and respect, that man is
Al EXANDER II. STEPHENS. We do not
quote the fact that he was dragged into the
vortex Of treason against his conscience and
his sense, as any ex enuation for his fault, but
the honest, manly course he pursued previous
to the wal, and the love OF Union which has
continually displayed itself while the struggle
continued, shows that it there was Southern
leader who could with propriety reoccupy a
United States office, that leader was Mr.
STEPHENS That he has declined adds but
another evidence to secure for him the SYM
pathy OF those who were his bitter denouncers
and are to-day his conquerors.
We wish as much could be said of HERS
CHBL V. JOHNSON, a defeated candidate
for. the ost of Vice President on the ticket
with the lamented DOUGLAs-his record is
not clear one. He has been a passive,
though not less willing tool in the hands
of the Southern chiefs. And now he comes
back and asks readmission to the Senate as
one OF lis equally honored members. One by
who have periured themselves in the cause of
treason, who have violated their oaths, and
lett the Senate with scorn and curses, appear
ing upon the roll OF members demanding admls-
sion. should this keep on we will soon have
the same faces in the old seats, and the gentle
men from Georgia will again f1ll the Cham
Der with their invectiVe against the Senator
from Massachusetts. The very men who
arose, and with scoff and contempt left the
body, will Tetun to it and be welcomed as
brothers. The man WHO turned his back upon
ANBREw JOHNSON in scorn, and termed him
traitor to he South, will soon reappear, and
defeated Rebels will be rewarded as honored
Senators of the nation. Would that we had a
CICERO to scourge these CATALINEs with
his philippics cut Of the Capitol, and show to
all how foul thing is an insolent, audacious
yet defeated traitor.
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k1359 RETROUVEY's TURKISH BANDoLE-
MAN HAIR TONIC.
TIE DRESSING AND RESTORER OF THE AGE.
TURKISH BANDOLENIAN.
RETROUVBY'S TURKISH BANDOLENIAN.
RetrouUeyS Turkish Bando,enian. What can be
more acceptable than anything that will beautify
that Will restore natures decay by stopping the hair
from falling out. restoring Hs natural color, making
1t to grow luxurance and beauty, assist putting
up according to the present sLyle and fashion and
Keep It IN place This, RetrouVey's Turkish Bcndo-
IeRiGn Hair Tonic will do and for proof we refer
you to any person who has tried it. IL is asknsW-
ledged to be the beauter OF the age, the only HAIR
Tonic and RestOrer worthy OF the name. In Turkey,
in Broace, IN England, in AHerica, everywhere
where the Bandolenian is known, it is pronounced
the 'Ne plus altya" of Hair Preparations Remember,
1t Is free from ali metallic poisons that contained
in ost Hair COlors and dressings II is the extracs
OF many flowers and herba, beautifully put no, an
ornament TO the Tolet.
For sale by all Druggists and Perfumels,
Wholesale,
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY b CoWDRN,
DYorT s. Co,
Principal Depot for United states and CanaGas.
JAYEs PALMER & Co,
No. 439 Market street,
70 tutbs3m Philadelphia.
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126tutbs3m

r-esssa1Eg SCHOMACKER u CO.'S PHILADEL-
F7KY & s PHlA MANUFACTURED PIANOS
are acknowledged the best instruments made in
AmericA -,
They have been awarded the highest Premiums ct
all the principal exhibitions ever hed III hs country
Ame rica and Europe.
The, are now The eading Pianos and are sold 20 al
paris this and offered on more liberal tel ns
than any others in the cit ior the reason shat tne
fsctuTeTs Our extensive facilities enable us to oter
great inducements over others -. -, -
Wa erOoms n o 1921 CHISNuT street, opposite st.
LaWreroe Hotel. sCHCMACKER PiaO o'iorte Manu-
iGcturlng Company, lS I'm
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
THE LOST BRIDEl
THE LOST BRIDEG
T. s. ARTH UR's NEW BOOK
is PUBLISHED THIS DAY, ny
L. b. PETERSON G. BRO THEIRS.
No 3C6 CHEsNUT STREET, Phllads.
TIE LOST BRIDE

TIE LOST BRIDE
By r. y. ARrHUR.
Author of Love In a Cottage"' Love in High Life
eio; complete in one large octave volume Price
We also publish this day. new aud beautl'u edition
OF al Oi H. : Arhurs ce ebrated works, being
oim With fSe LOST Bde proe eOFls Fty IN ens
each. The follow ing are their nRmes :
he be T%e S BrSSs 50 Ths bRSra5a aRa ePlpW VIA "a
Love in Cottnee..... SO Pride and erudanoe.... 50
YeST after Marriage. 50 S Ssudio do'se.a
The Lady at Home.... 80 he BanEecs VIE 49,. 80
Bs 1Bs Tyo9 S
Debtors DauRhter..... 90 ln3geordnation. or the
The loving works, by r. s. 4rtS1r are ne% yrs edl
Hons, and are issued in large duodecimo volumes -
SIX NGHs RqH Fl The THE
Illustrated Price 81 so eaeh In 81 each
- Pc ERsoNs' NEW BOOKS. JUST READY.
MD MUSGRAVE; or, The Most Un ortanate Man in
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OUR MUTUAL FRI IND. BY 'hatlei Dickens. With
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LIFE AND tAMPAIGNS OF GENER l. SHERID AN,
the Rs.q o. ls shqnando96 va By ney Char es
W. Denls0n, late Chaplain IN United states army.
- illustrated Price 75 cen S In paper or 81 n cloth.
RED T Nhy BY I 4 woS WOOD fFf rs. 80 IS
Copies OF any or all Of the above popular books will be
Address ali S SrdeTs @ to the publisher, . p'''
T. B. PETERSON & BROTHERS.
No. 3l6 CHRsNUT street,
-. Philadelphia. Pa.
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n~S35e CHRIST REFORMED CHURCH,
- GREFN street, near Sixteenth street services
on sunday 4th inst. at l01 A. NJ. and ~ p. M. by
u Pastor Rev. II. GIESEY Subject in tie Even-
ing-A coptnua ion OF the sermons ON Elijah I'd his
Tines ~
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e~4QJ@ SALEM METHODIST PROTESTANT
" s-s1 Ct Church oTTEe street be ow Front. .->ermon
10 the vii lam Penn dose COMPANY Tomorrow at Ia
p n. by tbe aftor. Rev. j. W. CHI BLToN. Morning
service AZ l0H O'Clock
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

N~l95S THE PUOR.-PROF. BARNHARD
49, will nrea h Tomorrow Evening at ~ o'o ock
In he FIRST PR sBYTt RIAN OuURCH n. L. fDr.
Shepherds BUT1O ONWOOD Street above Fifth.
ner hich collection will be aiken 10 aid the Home
Missionary soclev in It's II ission 70 the Door.
HOMAS #. JASON,
Chairman Committee on Pub ic Mecfin "a
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e~19y@ 1.-THE WHITE STONE AND NEW
49, Name REV R A. MALLORY tomorrow at
l0k O'Clock A. VI. Chi Dire ms churcR at az p. NJ.
Cedcr Street Presbyterian Church, SOU CH Street. below
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EGg@ REV. J. 3. SIMMONS WILL PREACH
~ in Green Hi Hall. southeast corner Of SEVEN
4 ENTH and POPLAR Streets Tomorrow A terloOn,
OF uuarieTDas 'clcck 'ts free. All are cordial v
invi SunTay cI OF at O'Clock p. NJ.
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f~15g@ CHURCH or THE mi ERCESSOR,
~ tPRIN @ GARDEN below Broad Mon n Y SER
mon 10 YOung Men will be delivered by the Pector,
Rev j. w, 10 NHAM on Sunday evenltg subject
Pontus PLATE; or Principle sacrificed on the Altar of
Policy"
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n4Sy- UNION NJ. T. CHURCH. SABBATH,
SSS 5th inst Rev. I. 7 TASKER al l0H A. NJ. I;
Professor WILL M L. BOSWELL at7h P. NJ. OPEN
ing of the New Organ
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E59e RELIGIOUS SERVICES WILL BE
k-S held in UNION NJ r. CHURCH aud Lee rURE-
ROOM every evening during the week, except satur-
Cay a 7k o'clock
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N~,I51 FREDERICK DOUGLASS, WILLIAM
~ LLOYD GAHRIN0N Genera GARL S@CHU So ' r.
WILLIAM y KktLEY wi sneak at st CONCERT On ,
22d and March LIST. sth. and 18Th.
TicKeIs tor the Course sl'5O. single admission, S5
cgnts For sale at =. b. Pugh's, Sixth and Chesnut
streets. and at the door 81"
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n1Ss3-| DINING-ROOM. +. LAKEMEY Err,
- CARltR'S Alley, would respectfully inform the
Public generally hat he bas eitnothng undone to make
this place comfortable in respect TOR the
mediation OF guests. He has opened large and com
mOdous Dining Room in the second Story His SIDE
BOARD is furnished with BRANDlES, WINES
WHISKY, Etc. Etc. OF SUPERIOR BRANDS. IL
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A MORBID SPIRIT of epidemic crime is
being cultivated among our community, and
hundreds Of our citizens are being fascinated
by the hideous deed of the most atrocious of
our murderers. We say Acknowledgement,
spell bound with the horrible details. To see
the crowds of young men who stand gazing
and gloating over the trial OF this man
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Nla57 SERMON TO YOUNG MEN, BY REV
80 JAS NJ. CROW Ill d. D. sabbath Nor liug at
Ah O'Clock, at Seventh prpsbvterlan Church, BROAD
Street north of Chestnut, A we
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f~Sag9 A UNION MEET, ,NG WILL BE He, ID
~ I'm the Presbyterian Church corner of NINT 1
end WAR On rec Tomorrow evening a. ~ p.
Addresses Will be made by Rev. Messrs. Gun MING
HAN. HARBAUGH V N AIKEN MOORE aud Others
IIcRching by Rev J. GARLAND HAMMER at lea
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e~3aye REV. r. T. TASKER WILL PREACH
~ in he SECOND Rect NJ II. CHURCH at
1ON Tomorrow morning; Rev. d. H. BOWEN at ~
J.. NJ.
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n1a5@ L. H. 4 H A Il p,
W. ATTORNEY -A1-LAW,
LAW AND COLLE CTlON OFFICE,
No ll6 :. SIXTH STREET
Debts promptly collected IN any CITY or Town OF the
oHVsS on pTfNT SSIT AND RELIABLE coRREsPo,YD-
ENTS EVERY WHERE. lle
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~ CHURCH TWFNTI ETH and VINE Streets -
Preaching Tomorrow Morning, 10a o'c ock, by the
Rev. ALEX \NDI X HI BERr0N.
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Rooms to Rent.

GEVERAL large and pleasant ROOMS
- TO RENT. convenient to Main street
Inquire at Mrs. McMAHON'S, Senate
street, South OF Trinity Church. Jao13
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Notice! Notice!
NEW STAGE LINE.

E@EAA Owing to the awful condi-
ANSA1zzs3gtion ton Of the road from Winns-
Dor to Alston, S. c., have discontinued
my Line of Stages between those two
points.
| am MY running NO. TRI-WEEKLY
LINE FOUR-HORSE COACHES.
from Aiken, S: G. to Columbia. S. c., in
connection with my DAILY I1SEE>GE SIN
HORSE COACHES, from the latter point
to the head of Charlotte and S. c. Railroad,
near Ridgeway.
SCHEDULE:
Leave Aiken after arrival of Train saw
op. M, Mondays, Wednesdays and FRIDAYS;
arriving at headof Charlotte Railroad next
days at p. M.
Leave head Charlotte and s. c. Railroad
after arrival of Train, saw d. M: and
arrive at Aiken next night il p. m.
Jan 16 81 D. T.. HARVEY
sD- Richmond Enquirer, Augusta Con-
st,tutto~1Ast, Charlotte Times, will publish
tri-weekly three times and send bill to Co.
lumbia for payment
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Notice to Planters.

X MOVING the great want, by our
N Planters and Farmers, of GUANO
and OTHER FERTILIZERS, and the diff
Guilty IN procuring money at this time, l
propose to furnish superior fertilizer, on
a credit. of eight or nine months. This
VIII enable the planter to procure the
means of cnriching his land and paying
for it ont of the next crop.
FORD'S PHOSPHATE or FERTILIZER
is recommended and guaranteed to DO as
good 80 any fertilizer in the market, and
to bring as good crops. Tried side by side
with Peruvian Guano. Applications must
be made immediately. For particulars ap-
ply to JAMES G. GIBBES.
Com. Merchant, Columbia. S. C.
Jan 16 6
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COLUMBIA, s. G.. THURSDAY MORNING. JANUARY IS 1see
CARD.

HNO tho physicians ana citizens Of Co.
Il lumbia. l would respectfully inform
you that have taken charge of the DRUG
DEPARTMENT, in the store of Mr. Hardy
solomon, Assembly Street, where he will
keep constantly on hand FRESH AND
LARGE SUPPLY OF DRUGS AND ME-
DlCINES. will give my strict attention to
the PREPARATION OF PRESCRIPTIONS
at all hours of night and day. My lons
experience in the drug business in this city
Is II sufficient guarantee. Respectfully,
E. M. ZEALY, Druggist,
AT Hardy Solomon's, first store on Assem-
ply Street, west side. Jan II I'm
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Land Agent.
Plantations to r

ON the 1st MONDAY in February, at Co.
~ lumbia, by order OF the Executor of
the late James O'Hanlon, will be disposed
o OF to to the highest approved bidder, the
hSSO belonging to said estate, for the
year 1865, .snd known as the Singleton and
Log Castle TA-cts. They are superior cot
ton and grain lands. co or 10 hands can
be advantageously employed Sr the Sin
gleton place, and about 25 or 80 at Log
Castle. w. A. HARRIS, Agent.
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A CARD

4 NY FIRST-CLASS HOUSE now doing
~ or intending shortly to commence
business i'll the DRY GOODS LINE in this
city, desirous to obtain the services of one
who thoroughly understands the business
IN every department, can have such SER
vices by offering me a liberal salary, or a
share of the profits. I have been in the
dry goods business in Columbia since
1854, and have large number of friends
and acguaintancos in ali parts of the State.
references given if required. Apply to
or address JAMES H. BALDWIN
Jan 16 81
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To Arrive This Dav

EO0 BUSHELS CORN.
COO rs bbls. FLOUR, Extra and Sup.
Irish Potatoes, Rice, Butter, Lard, Bacon.
&c, will be sold low to dealers. Terms
cash. JOHN c. SEEGERS.
Jan II
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A GOOD assortment of PRI INnssf all
"A. colors and qualit1se:
DELAINES, POPLINS.
French and English MERINO.
Black and Colored ALPACA.
DEBEGE, LINDSEYS.
Opera, White and Red Atwood and Cot
ton FLANNEL.
GINGHAM, JACONET, SWISS MUSLIN.
JEANS, CAMBRICS, PAPER CAMBRICS.
Bleached and Unbleached HOMESPUN-
Linen and Cotton SHEETING.
PILLOW-CASING TICKING.
SHAWLS, LADIES' CLOAKS.
aaIS ana BoNNETS, tr'med and unt'd.
BONNET FRAMES, RIBBONS.
FLOWERS, FEATHERS, RUCHES.
BUGLE and other Fancy Dress and
Cloak Trimmings.
Handkerch hiefs. Gloves, Hosiery.
Cuffs, Collars, Hair Nets.
Breakfast Shawls, Sontags
Hoop and Balmoral Skirts Corsets.
Wells, Coates and Clark's Spool Cotton.