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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-12-13
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Debt less cash in the Treasury. ,6Ol,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-12-13

A verdict in favor OF the Government has
been returned against dis,iTler in Ciucin-
natl. FOR alleged fraud in evading the Gov
eminent tax. for $253, 900. seaf o5ta !
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Yhe! lal1g Y9eps
THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY II, 1867.
State Items.

RoBnERY.-We learn that the store OF Mr.. AL
brecht was broken into on last We dnesday night
and several witches. which had been placed in the
hands OF Mr. E.. c. Donaux for repairs, were stolen.
These little sporsive raids are getting too common
IN the town to last stmuch longer. Somebody is apt
subjected to this species Of black mail short time
before and we havc heard Of several other attempts
to commit burglary lately. It would BIO well If
people would that they leave no doors open
after dark.-0range6urg 7tn'es-
We learn thata public meeting will soon DO called
for the purpose Of taking into consideration the
erection of a factory in our District. Tho sooner
we put the ball i'll motion tho better. Our readers
doubtless read with interest the able article on the
subject, published in otlr last issuo.-ItM.
DEATH OF J. BErAuNE GLASS, Eso.-Our COM
munity was shocked yesterday by the announce
nnent of the sudden doath, from heart disease, of
this esteemed citizen. He was ut his place of bu-
siness (Grecnville r. Il. Dcpot) usual in the
morning, and feeling some slight indsp sltion
yielded to the solicitation of of his brother
clerks and came up to town. While seatet in tho
drug store of DR.. Mot, having prescription pre-
pared, he passed away with scarcely prem onitorv
Indication Of his approaching end. @
MIR. Glass was in the prime of life, and here
where his whole life had been spent, his unwaver-
ing integrity and devotion to business had Sc
cured for him the highest respect of the com
munity.
He was. .one Of the few survivors Of the sspal-
metto Regiment" having served honorably thro: gh
the with Mexico; was for many years Post
was agent OF the Greenville and Columbia Rail
road Company.-Colun,oia Cdrolinso,a.
We learn from the Carolina Spartan that Major
T. O. P. Vernon mas been appointed by the Gov
ernor, Judge of the District Court for Spartanburg
District.
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I New Orleans nrar1k.eft.

I
NEW ORLEANS, January 1o.-CorroH-The market
exhibits little nctivity this morning. The downward
movement in Gold and Exchange rcstrains buyers from
SOIL ana evidently disposed 70 make concessions Tho
inquiry may become moro active later in day but at
quite unfavoroe aies have been ' sepe1ed yet t
For reference We repeat last evenings quotations ord-
SIC, and Middling 2ss33c. NJ ~ = . -
comprise ses aas bns nd 81 @ SS
as sses dae demand continues good The arrivals
sellers while those for Mossses are we'll sn,tane
Sales to-day embraced nearly receipts includinr
ruling thin tho ngc OF the following la.ee snae
Interior SC 1b; common, Slasc fair 1OsaI Ic:
seconds yoiIoS elae ia4sse Seese Rsifa r.
1Sal4e TX Molssses,common s9c gallon; prime s7a
classed choice. and brought 7sc a gallon
;, FLovn-We have to note 3 dn1l market and only a
fined to bbs to dealers Of Which 100 sinae
extra at IL 81 s" on its merits ut $40 s5
hne IN two lots ut S11 49, and 100 double extra at SIS
some sales arc boing made in store. The demand is
good and prices are firm Tho sales thus far embrace
yellow. 1000 yellow white mixed at 81 IL: ao ana
1000 white at 81 - q bushel ~ 80 'A1o
100 sacks prime at 7sc, aud 16o at SOC per bush.
. scarce and in request Sales zoe sacks at
Hr-A lot OF 100 bales choice Western sold at sac
PoaKonly retail business is doing at s22 50 per bb
for mess. III IL. . ~ - No. - - 80
. The market is bare of Shoulders and Ribbed
Sides, very nearly so clear Sides ara verv
ihey are retailing at the further advanced price Of
Nothing else reported Only retail business is doing
IN ,9 ohe. products at yesterdays prices
WORCESTERSHIRE Coin market Appears to he conon1eta
y unsettled by the unavorable tonor ot the news frn
New soTa Sod opened this morning at 1ssHalsa
rules ut 1a1 !! per cont below these figures The sa1es
at the Board comprised $1,000 at 1884, $4,000 at
sums, at 1881. go - ~ ~'-11eA''1As 80
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GouID's SMEPHsToPHE1Es."- OF the r,.,4
original pieces of sculpture we have seen IN
day has just been put on exhibition - - many
Ga1sry NO. 76g broadway. It ic +be ~ SneaecGrs
q o. Lnomas douio Of Hoator. and in add;t;oe ~
hihits sLi oftaehay Of Characterization, It ex
est order. Ths ssi execution Of the very high
the an: Psychological q udept no less than
- Tor study nnd admiration. The conception Of
the character is as Tar removed from the tradi-
ttona1 types OF Retsch and Hanback, as the lat
ter are from the nondesoript being with Loofs tail
4 so many previous ages. This is emphaticaliy the
embodied dsaerie Of the latest phase Of ciyYizae
hon-the product Of the excessive but one-sided
culture OF the present day, with it's intense
ambition and exclusive worship Of intellect to the
neglect Of the soul. This Mephistopheles Is no
fanciu bugbear but the very spirit which is every
whese active-at the bar, in the pulpit, in our in
6t15uhous OF lea. ming. in our legislative assem-
blies In the caucus, in the country house-wher-
ever In fact the vortex Of human passion and en-
will, doubtless, be able tc trace in this wLrk the
likeness OF some Of his acquaintances in the va
r1ous professions and vocations of life. In this
very nearness4 to everyday experience the artist
mas found an element OF terror more potent than
any OF the crude imaginings OF former ages. Ee-
9f the noble attributes OF human nature but
n{ned and deformed by the terrible perversion of
noDse 1acu1tles The nobleness and Beauty of the
+%r.ssaa amaee however, still apparent in Che
that tSev 80 powerful are they still,
nhnd us to the sin which has mnrrad thew,
10y he .oresee that the same objection which has
oesn brought against Miltons portraitnre ~ SOFAS las
srhe WI ne brought against the present one and with
lion that he is too splendid and maestic 10 GD]ee-
tect, ambition and power. - 80 ~ lnsei- 'et
t3g. Neo York Home Zo.,nn,
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MARINE NEWS.
POST or cHAR,LEssIr,r1or =
Arrived Yesterday

Steamship Granads, West, New York-1eft 1ath ,,,t
Mdze To Rayene, co, Albee & warren n \ a wv r as1
armstrong Co, d Aiken & Co. Averin h f;on r
= - Adges S c. Alexander Levy Ahrens Bates 4
gest Denny coJ Boylston, Rarr1 = r. e. 4G :
;. MarL HoNnann hros, Brown Eyer, Bulwinkle r "
Bliss Btssen Co. Butler, M Bristoii. " Ri.s
9. 20; = cart CO = Cottinet, ,Commins Came
Cater. Cobia G., Mrs Margaret Cauler J " c.. ~,
malt, @ W Clark & Co, " CorWin Co " r ch.tae 3
DAWSON, Miles Drake, Douglass Il Miller r ns,1
son, Express Companes. E D Enston, F Entelnnn r a
Go, Gruber 4 Martin, G. Glover ID Graver nocs
rach, W1neman Co, G Guillenume Gerdts 4 Co ~
Aayden, Homes' Book Store, N A Hunt, Hodpson \ \
~ Unn1aR, y Holmes aecsemann BIO. JHurfsmp &
Johnston. Crews n Co. s Jancovich, q, Johnson p u
kriete klatto. Kinck, WickenberR Il Co " Knobiocr
W hfnsman, F Kressel, p Keip Kinsrnan Howei q.
q Knee Brevet Leut Col Low, N Lynch l. CO, Capt
Marzyck, McElhosc, Mehrtens L WohItmen = "a =
Muller, Mantoue Co. 3 H Mcdowell " Mcfsomh "
Marscher. Mckay & CumpbcI, McGrosty Deionan r.
Murphy. Monier, McLoy l. Rice Muller Nimitz + Z.
Marsnau 9 Matthew's NORTH Steel wardeI Major
ter, 9 Pritchett, Poppenhein, & Pennai. r n
Agents. Quackenbush, 1W Roach, RueseIi Ravanai
barnweu II sprague, o Tiedemsu, J Taylor stolj
Weob Go. Strauss. vancss l. Co, q w Stefen. Won
saues, Thompson Co. d vollers. WoSlfe. 2 ! q
Wood, J Walker. Weyhmann h IilHenthal W a Whildsn
q Co, Wagner, Heath Monsees Wcrner n Dncker "a
Williams CO. Wallace Bro, Order marks aud others
Spanish bark Centr desportacion, Ferres Hayana q
days. Ballast. TO .UsP Hall. aeE So 80
Paying Stones. TO W Roach.-UIs .Quazternaster, p
sehr b Warmer, Adams, New York. = dav.... M,,a
70 v Roach, Adanas, Damon 4 GO, e Adger. q CO. "
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HOLIDAY GIFTS,
Eg@ BY TIE &
New York Prize Association.
No. $50 BROADWAY, N. y.
ROSEWOOD PIANOS, MELODEONs, SEWING
. MACHINES, MUSIC BOXES, SILVER
WARE, FINE GOLD AND
SILVER WATCHES, Z
ELEGANE JEwEIRT,
n VALUED AT
100000.

MILL BE DISTRIBUTED AS FOLLOWS: THE
marked tckcts placed sealed c1velopea and well
mixed On receipt OF IS cents, envelope containing
such ticket VIII be drawn without choice and delivered
at our Office, sent by mail to any address The pur-
chaser alter seeing what article 1t draws value
which may be from one to five hundred doNars-can
then, on payment Of dollar receive tho article
named exchange it for any other article marked
on our circular at the value Every ticket
article worth one dollar No nrAHKs.
Our patrons can depend fair, honorable dealing
The article drawn will be delivered Office regard
less OF Its value promptly directed by return
mail, or express. .r"E S777|
Letters from many persons acknowledging the receip.
o. valuable gifts from be file at our OF.
nee. among whom we are permitted to refer to:
John s. Holcomb Larnbertvie, N. j., gold watch value
S20; Mrs s. Bennett No. 252 street. Brook
lyn sewing machine $50; Edwin Hoyt Stamford Conn.,
gtld lever watch value 5000; Hon- e. q. Briggs WASH
1ngton, D. c., diamond pin, Sits; J. c. Sutherand No
aoo lexington avenue piano. $3.50: Mrs NJ Jackson No
2u3 Nineteenth street. N. Y, sewing machine 80; Jos
Ca mp. E1Ylira N T. rnelodeon, $3.50; Miss L. Collins
g 1,anta Ga. diamond cluster ring. s225; Dr.. Henry
No l33 18th street. z. gold watch also: Edw Bcyn-
ton Mas willie, Tenn, nelodeon 500; James Ruassll
Montgomery, Ala. gold hunting watch, $3.50; R. r.
Smith, Providence R Z. silver lever watch SGD: Oacar
Purdy, Madison. N. j., music box. s45; Hon S New
ell, St Pauls, Mimi, gold watch, Sl85; j. B. Sperry
Ltchheld, Conn, silver watch, S55: VIM. Peck Har
lem. Ills, music box, SIS; VIM Raymond Dayton Ohio
silver tea set sl25; Miss E. NJ. Schenck Detroit Mich
diamond rings, 1925 Pierre Beaudin St CharIes
Hotel New Orleans, diamond ring. $40; Mrs Martha
Barnes St. Louis NO., melodeon value $lQ5 "a
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An OLD ENGLISH CusToM REvIvED.-BuR1AL OF
SUICIDE AT MDN1aHT.-The London Morning
SCR has the following ~ Fl ns-a.@ ,'

For the first time within quarter Of century
Norwood Cemete.y was last midnight the scene Of
the burial Of the corpse of teao de SO without
evening at aix O'Clock found that the commercial
clerk William George Williams had committed tho
crime Of seH-murder, imposed upon Mr. Sergeant
Payne the necessity Of issuing his warrant fer the
burial Of the body BY torchlgnt between that time
and midnight: The last verdict of 1eio de Sc re-
turned at Guys Hospital was in the case Of per
son that died there twenty years ago; and on that
occasion the horrible form Of driving stake into
the body was gone through with. rho ghastiy .iy
ceremony was performed in the burial rround ai
jacent to the hospital and it is said to have been
almost the last instance in which that obsolete
barbarism Was exercised in London. Lest the tra-
diton should be- by any misconception. carried
out lin the present case, the coroner expressly or
dered that no stake should be used.
About nine o'clock last night common narkot
cart, drawn by old horse, emerged from the
Hospital gates. The end OF deal coffin hung over
the tail board, and the name Williams Written
on 1t with piece Of chalk, showed that it con
tanned the body of the suicide. In the course Of
an hour the cart, with it's burden, wns drawn up
The night wutchnan at the cemetery was ca1led
and informed OF the business on hand. III tunc,
G so9a1ses @ At the cemetery we're just going to bed
duc6on Of the warrant for an immediate burial Il 50
late ct night, for case Of the kind had not occur
superintendent sent messengers to the neio,hor- NV
ing public house, and was fort -nato enourh to
find two grave-diggers there. These men were re
the cemetery, beneath some lime trees. When the
grave was deep enough, the cart, which had been
leIs o9s On NJ, the high road, was driven into the
coffin from the cart, and, guided BY The fickerins
hight OF tho lanterns, carried il to the roughly.
coffin, and at either end near the bottom a candle
was stuck into the earth where; screened from the
the trees they cast sickly light upon the Ino,9,r
clay. The coffin was lowered into it's place Nv
means of ropes the earth was instantl y,shoyelled
IN n and stamped down, the lights were put out and
all was over III. . - f-''~ ~ 1ao A.
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COMMERCIAL.
exports.

LIvERPOOI-Per ship ArneIa-160 bales and 1927
bules Upland Cotton. 622 bbs Rosin
BARCELONA-Per Spanish pol VirgnesI!se barrels
Spirits Tnrpentinc 81 bbls Tar. SIS bbls Rostn,
bales Upland Cotton. q. 900 Stavcs.
NEW YOIsK-Pca steamship Monekn-115 derces Rice.
AZ bales $ Cotton. 35Gt bales Upland Cotton, u
bales Yarn. l66 packages Sundries.
Tho Charleston Cotton Market. ea
OFFICE OF THE DAILY NEWS
1EsroS, Wednesday Evening" January 16.
Early in tho day the market very quiet and buy-
showed but little disposition purchase;
day advanced good demand sprung up, and tho
kc closed active and hr Sales 410 baos-say IA at
at 27 at 49, II Mt 20; % Mt so 1oat 81; SO at 81
70 ut 32 at s2; 50 at 32A "a ut s2 A ut 80; 10 at
33G. We quote:
Low Middling. 1kGl32
naAoounS: .Slts@Do5
Strict Middlng. g...................... .3Sh9-
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CURIOUS ,CAsE.-An interesting law case is
Rendlng III the United States Supreme f.hnrt
Ihe Grey Jacket vessel built and owned nv
Timothy Meahec, of Mobile Alabama was con
tured BY United States vessel and condenned as
PRIZE OF war. The claimant now prnys for n 70
versal OF the decree of court by which the vessel
was con emEed and the payment to hin, ~ t,a
proceeds OF the sale. He claims to have rema;naS
loyal to the United States and alleges that ha 1vo
unanie TO leave the Confederacv until the time Of
11s capture. He states that he b1ilt the 60,
Jacket and loaded her with cotton for the nnrnns.
OF escaping with his family to loyaI State o,S
when he got o. tside of the port Of N1oh;Ie oa1a
hl1nseH up to United States vessel and denoa5deS
protection. He claims that his vessel cannot he
Aoeued and condemned as O blockade-rnnner he-
cause although she did run the blockade it was
with no criminal INTENT. but merely for the nnr
pose OF placlng hmsef and property under The
protechon OF the United States Apart from the
amount Of money involved, which Is abont three
hundred thousand dollars, the points Of law wbich
VIII be decided are Of the highest imporSance ana
are looked forward to with great interest by large
The principal questions are: First. that NJ tho
n8nS o. persons to remove property from tha
south after two years from the Beginning nf the
war; and second, the power of the Secretarv - ri
Ihe treasury TO remit forfeitures Of property ce.
sured and condemned un 4er the law Of war
er4 another queshon-one of fact-is vbothor
n. Meaher really surrend cred WILLINGLY: and fp
Ine1more, whether. If he could have Zone scnt-fraa
ol tne blockade he would not have run his vessa7
!n4tQ IN English port. We opine that the Iofte-
must have been bis real destination, "''S1 r.
is.Sts Rochester Democrat
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TTNHE. ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
of the above Institutions, will IN the City Of
ata o zee Second Tuesday In February ncxt the
Bank, on Broad street. t-T0 A -,-'''
Hour Of convening-11 o'clock A. M. r5%
VII M ~ me day .hc 1sththere
hours Of A N. and r NJ, for FIFTEEN DIRECTORS
OF TIE RAILROAD COMPANY, aud THIRTEEN DI-
RECTORS OF THE BANK. ----sS "-",ot ~
committee to verify proxies will attend.
Stockholders will be passed. usual. the Road
70 and from the meeting, free OF CHARGE in accordance
with the Resolution Of tho Convention Of 1854. A.
AT this meeting will be taken up action according
To rule, the following proposed additional Bylaw:
The Board shall hold four quarterly meetings during
the year. and such meetings shall be specially called
by the President; anf the interval of the meetings
there shall bc an Executive Committee, who shall ait
thor1zed TO conduct the business Of the Company The
said Committee to consist Of the members resident in
Charleston. T.. EMERY Secrctnry
ia .uary aM. ~ 'thG5
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MANHOOD AND TIE VTGOR OF YOIrrH
~ restored in four WEEKS by DR.. RECORDS ESSENCE
Dr. Kicord of Paris) after years carest So
uctauon has at length acccded earnest reouests
Toa the f ,Sa appointed Agent
OF Life This wonderful agent will restore manhood to
sne most M battered whether arising from
time required to the nrceratc case is four
andf used according to- printed instructions
restoring remedy should be taken by all about to marry
as is effects are permanent It s acknowledged by the
medca press to be the greatest discovery 7er made
Its developing powers miraculous Success in
case ls as certain that science oSerthrows
r cord Essence OF Life is sold in cases. with full in
stuchons for use at 50, quantities in one for So
ana VIII be sent to part carefully packed on rcccpt
Of remittance to his accredited agent. ~ :! 4
- PHILIP ROLAND,
March % 1y No. "a Liberty street New Yort
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ConsiEnees per South Carolina Rntlrond
January 16. 5ssi

92O bales Cotton. Wood cara Stock Furniture
&C; S,:;. 10 J Fraser Co. Mure Co, Agent q "
Ghisom, Lee Spencer. II Goblin L Co, Thurston +
comes. MONTY co. Gaillard L. Minort Hirschteld
AZ, Mitchell clowney Boggs. Wiss l. CO, Chisoim
BROS, = Adger & CO. Knnapaux, Lanneau & CO, & J
hrkpatr1ck, " Ryan, " Bracey, J M Coldweu 4,
Petsch, Reshin p W, a. IL @ "t'sA ~
consiEnees per. Northeastern Railroad.
,. January 16.
II baiea Cotton. stock. IL bbls Sugar, = bb1s
Fotatoes. Mdze, &c To Kendall & Dockery " q Pen
nett CO. W Williams Co. Caldweii K Son Tau- a;
snsl aysn e. Res Adams Frost % Go sereven Nsbet
Johnston, H Rodgers & Co. D ANNE Chiso,m Rroa a
Cnlsolm Cart, Kopf Jervey. Dukes d Co, Lee 4
spencer, Mrs Clayton Gen Barnes and Order
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III Bird 4 CO. Bsrt 4 Writ, Brown Chsolm Bros. f X
Ssass &C. AZ
Dennis Eersnscn + 9oscccs, Carney. Graveley. r
ninss rSo@n,on Co.. knne WseaenSuss c. Isn;
IaSd. Il Llurey Alexander. Muller Nimitz: o'Nen.
enss sasawe nose1s Ws
ener. Heath hionsees, 3 Paul s CO. Master. "
nes DusssF;s 5 Seadoa. . BafSus.e. 9 AveEin, &F
a,s ssnr H.. d. sss
Schr Daley. Wall, Baltimore days Corn To Nor
deeai Co, Porcher Henry. and others.
Steamer Dicasor cosettcr Paatka Pal Viz cksonviS
ages Md1e. ToJ Aiken CO. Adams, Frost & Co. J A
A chreitzbers. southern Express. FFincE '' .
Steamer W W Frazier, Torrent, Edisto Gs bales S
ieaume. " Seo 4 Co. Cohen, aancSoi Co. Fraser % l.
DiD, W Lawton. Chisolm Bros. Col Low, W Dukes l.
Hinsons boat from James Island. bales Cotton
To fraser & Dill
IN THE oFFMG.
A herm brig.
Clearcd Yesterday.
Steamship Monekn, Lehby. Now York-wiis b Chisol1n
Ship Amelia, Conner, iiverpooJ Eraser co.
Spanish pol virgines, Brunei; Barcelona-w Hall.
Went to Sea Yesterday.
Steamship Moneka. Lobby. New York.
Spanish pol Eirgncs. Br0net, Barcelona
Brig Abby Watson, Watson. satln River.
. Up for this Port.
Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton, Baltimore, to leave Jan IT,
Cleared for this Port. ~
Steamship Adelc Hall, at Baltimore, Jan u. @
- Memoranda.
The Lucy Frances, from Baltimore for this port was
Fortress Monroe, Jan L.
LIST OF VESSELS
UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
FOREIGN
aa% LIVERPOOL
The Deodots Marcusson,. cleared 8
The Gladstone Evenson. sailed. q
The Tecunaseh sponagle sailed. n. Dec "a
.3 N5+' ~ RorAN.
Ihe Paul Mar3a, -, sailed. 6
Bark Mary Belle Roberts, Burney, sailed. DOC
DOMESTIC
BOSTON t.., & sv
sg ssSE AnRs Aa5srt.o Torss sst haskell cleared
Scnr 1ooertson, Scote, up Jan IL
Brig Larrabee, CARLISLE, aEx 1nas np. Jan
srag ABBY Watson, -. cleared Dec
Schr r. Daily, WALL up. Dec 81
schr Paragon shute, cleared, Jan
schr Warner. Mldreth, cleared. Jan
Schr Patton. Harding, cleared. Jan 8
&4. PHILADELPHIA.
Bark Fannie Shaw, Shaw, cleared. Dec %
Schr Richard Vaux. Powell, cleared Dec 10
schr Elliott Gnchrist. cleared Jan II
Steamship Sea Gull Dutton. to leave. Jan 16
Steamship Adele, HALL, cleared. jan 12
Scnr Fleetwood, Gardner, cleared. Jan
Schr Ida Richardson, 9edel, Dec %
Scnr fleetwood, Gardner, Np.--.. Dec Is
Schr Azela Il Laura, McIndoe, cleared Jan =
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MISCELLANEOUS,
PHE BEST TONIC NOV. I'M 1SE !!
.a-NOV6nohNp
SARATOGA
EXCELSIOR' SPRING WATER,

5e VAT w1I1n !. oF Ta1s srRINa IS BELIEVED 10
valley Of Saratoga It's virtues are such os have
IL H., the hea eneo1nurns of an who have possess
alterahve and tonic qualities. -T--S'
p-ereaa Fsg sAMHEL a. HENY D1cKsoN NJ Professor
5t.ct1ce ox EhYaac Jefferson Medical COLLEGE, Phis-
dalphaa formerly Of Charleston, s. G.:
: = Pz1ApELpE1A, November 16 1866.
01Ne pesn for year or more past in the habit of
taxing the wster OF the Spring Of ssratoxa
tn @ during the great portion os my invalid lie
70 nse the dderant waters Of tho several which
noa up along that remarknnle valley depenaeuti
ap9r & tnan for much uS the comfort enjoy am sats-
neg thas E1cetor Water Is adapted es a1,y
oineT among the not SO, purposes for
tney se generally employed It - very aesabie
songy ampregnated with the carbonic acid Hyely
spar Fling. : can heartily and oopscienaousiy
command It TO all who need gentle csthartic and
diurctc. e. = ". SAMUEL. HENRT nTCKSoN ~ ~ ~
me Hater ts put up tn Pint and Quart bottles and
paexea In good order for shippng Pnts In boxes OF
An orders addressed to A. r. LAwRENGEG CO. sara.
SSga springs =, Or No. 47 Warren street. New Yorf
class DEnggaats snd Hotels. eno. { \. Jaat,sry 10
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Mobile Market.

Mobile Market. .GS-.
MOBILE. January 11--CorroN-A fair demand has
existed to-day with inquiry chiefly for the lower grades
stock on sale Light andpoor. Sales bales tn mar
ket closing quiet and dull ut quotations: ~|
Good 0giinorr 80 = -''-'--.-.. g2S
Aiddlng. ~
Strict Middling g........,........ "a .R-|1 .gI&.
Sales of the week $3.50 bales a 07 '0 #
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coMMoa scHooIsN = MAaE--The Augusta, Me-,
correspondent Of the Boston Journal gives some
Interesting 5acts il regard to the edncationai
Togress, sgs, OF Maine Thewriter says that there is
best modes Of teaching, and there Is Ieayen at
cs. WORK which viii yet permeate and enliven the
whole educational system. The normal school
ct Farmington has now arrived at point Of pro-
ernss e where the mind Of the legislature viii be
nenoy and its support. Referring to the PROPOSED
nosmM school ct Castine the superintendent SAYS
that the Legislature shall find that the conditions
OF the location Of the school have been complied
WIN, win, and shall decide to appropriate the peeu
mary means for carrying out his design. he tnsts
that these means win be made ample enough to
nepas .ne 5sansts teachers and the ordinary
Per Ct school districts in the State is s771 nnn
sst Use ssh9oshouses 20 % s7 otsyfour were built
ReE scholars schools is 8s 743 Of which
tEenepseot county furnishes 1885, the largest at
ysa9ance. The average number in attsndanca @
g anr1ng the winter is y7,s27, Of which Penobacot
% aaGy fegaans the Lead her scholars numbern.
2,Sa0 lhe aggregate expenditure for school purs
poses during the year was s592, ,598 28, ! -