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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-08-23

- A POWERFUL RIvAL.-There is new
patent Sewing Machine. Called the Star
Shuttle) manufactured in Cleveland, Ohio
by W.d. Wilson d Co, and sold for Twenty
Dollars, that makes the Lock Stitch similsr
70 Wheeler Il Wilson, and other first class
machines. The manufacturers claim that i,
Is equal in size, flush and workmanship, to
any 'other first class machine, beside being
able ieido the same range Of work. 4a
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NonwAL x-Tbe. FasssnaI Club azN ol

NoRwAL u Tbss Fnsssnd Club ~ Nor
walk, and MdnrSSe re Filis ofdb played q hatch
game at N 0rFralk, last Monday, IN Which the
Norwslk b6ys were 4yictorious;as The seore
stood: Firelauds, s9 Monroeville, 5Q.snI5i,l
'o fsn sd 7al ti-ia-.La - toi5f f9Osz ssf eA
A MATcm.@Tbse n i29Tbs Actinsess s3ia add LighlfOOts
played "a liastctEb 10 ses sni Innings tbas the.
Uroghspy ,gpSunds, =pp. sWedpssdsy, n the
former Sin1nfn1 by IS g &c. THE game
was very well paye9 v,SS
4ch4s. F.is wItsoSz ofAther UrcghslI was
umpire.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-08-23
NTRAYED FROM THE SUB

~ scrfbsr Eboat June 10Th, 1867, 9 brown Morgan
mare colt, one year old, few white hairs on one
foot and Ill white spot In forehead. shs strayed
With another horse from Scott Township and Was
last seen at 6treensburg. II is supposed that she
left the other horse ct RaEsons farm near Fremont,
the other horse jumped into one Of the fsds and
was found there alone. reasonable reward viii
- paid for information left 81 the JOURNAL ofice
or with me a. to where she may be found.
SAMUEL ROCKWELL,
pSQ-3v. ,.....4 -i Gres nshurg, o.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-08-23
LOCAL NOTICES.

. DR. e. Dillon & Son have just received
Splendid stock of Letter, Cap, French Quad
rifle and Commercial Note, which they Of
fer at low rates. Also large supply ofSlatt
Pencils on which they offer Inducements to
.dealsrs. H''t i-'
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Isaak Embellishments.

A TTACHMENT NOTICE.-H. NJ
IN 0vsrmysz, vs. D. King and Brothes.-Bsiors
N Il. Rsmsburx, y. r. Of Jackson Tewnship, San
dusky county. Ohio.-On the 18th dag Of July, A..
D. 1887, aaid Justice issued order OF attachment
In the above action for the Of thirty dollars.
91Is, -Isl H.k. OVERHYER-
winters station, Ohio. Jaly 2sth, 1851. silva
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-08-23

THE BOARD OF SCHOOL EX.
III sminerS for sandusky County viii heldssssiops
for examination ofcandidstss for
at the Righ School building In Fremont, on the to-
towing days: April 1ath, 10th and 9th; Nay; l1th
18th and 35th; June sth and 22nd, and July 6th
) Examinations uiIlbeg,n at II A, n. Nocandidats
viii be allowed to enter the elsas after II NJ Each
candidate Ia required by Law to pay ffty cents as
condition Of examination, and leave assmped en.
vslops with the clerk of the board. Stationary win
BE- furnished by the board. Candidates viii please
take notics, that tbs law requires, that they must
pass satisfactory examination In thu theory and
pfAoties oftsachiDg.
Ths law provIdestor four grades ofcsrtinezes, six
twelve, eighteen and twsntyfour months; the sur
irs and mnns mag be used BY the board Co indicate
iutsrnsdtstS rrsdss oE qasli6exti0n. A eertideat,
for sx months minus indicates very inferior qualih
cations, and no tsaohsr. holding such sartiacstsl
should BE- employed By school directors except as
last resort to avoid having no school ct all.
u CTTf0ef,t 2. AaGiNh l.6IU
ASAO WN. WALLACE ROSS
Fremont, April 1st, 1857. II. u.
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.,.FofsaIe,

.sa-s.ses - IsE'or ,Sate. bas -ssEiSgsl. q
HsNtUErHeAE and oneisoro OF Land,c wttH q frett
AHtts<s s9a -builafngs, On the city of trenont
TsfS t1e 50 0d Io1g ttuzeter pay ments eso Aoout
safIo 1r on JFstef street, fAs Fremoutg saitaeie
setaxpae aeetaesishsne rs1d near the
usiuess portion % eern. Ea4uite Of u. sN \.
ss-e II lS672<sd assf 5ss toan nsF j
- -rrrl-roIE AIE = 81 q
f:yZReiss.s FOR Sal En- lrEi 10 i .lnd der:
Erassfausd sodsrs for sale his farm, Illlass
norshWtst OF Fremont, u mile north of the Pike,
Consisting of 10 acres 40 cleared, baibnce ~ tmpfT
The farfntS on the west bSnk Of tie
Ndscalunge the f6cAtfon being noted a. one of the
bsf5lsof5ef1 ard heaithist in the vicinity: Large
frame 6ytilfnF, frame Barn, 38xS0 fest, s6rtldfn
mill with new and at horse power attaehed
Isttfsa All necessary odt t-buae aeinss free never.
f.ilipg spring and one weH Of good wafer Two cld
orehsfIs IF chciee apple iress, in -prlms eearlnS
condff 1r 2 Also ltrls number ot peach and sherry
trees ard an abundance OF the smaller fruits. Inc
faf1n VII sbe sold a. bargain purcn,ser comes
Soon SOo-' r nAS0110h'
S2tf EEEarf If
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-08-23

NJ ieai'il Z
The Creghans have been cha lspged- BY
ihs5Tiiin b. b. G'sna will go to that place
for game on the 27ths 10 company with the
Dextesss- F~ene~t-mvseie- good against
Tiffin.
RE2 = %ET SER z
FhF AAfeH eBetween the De1strs and
Eurekss last week resulted in victory for
the formef 6yQMAS 2f9 nn Rasane, the
less said the better, ,.... .....-,.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-08-23

The best Baking Powder7iwarranted-.is
to be- had at the Store of DIR. f. Dillon &
Sau
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GnntnIerlial Alatters,
Fremont Market.

90 f4a|s "a fla =F7T
FREMONT, o., THURSDAY, ACG. %, 1851
II Gorreeted by ID. Garvin L. Go. Izs Z
WhcatXsl.s5 to sl.p5i ? 5.ii o. i'y1 p -' ~ 20
COritAse 4s6cl ?. busbsi 7" n's7asi ~ 7
RyehSf DO r'bushAl Ho@1ei ''d = 40
Clats24sc.v v bushei "a s!lIssiu s7sI'i,i ~
Buck wheat grain )72eoc, bushsl, q 80;
Flax Seed1$I is y bushel. IN y, ..Isa n 4
Timolhy seed-sf 5o&2 90 = sushsi.b ia l
Clover Seed-7s5 90 = .bpshsli ,f nj 9n.. !
WoOl-sS@4scsY H. usiByisp, ee - saj a
Hay-Se 2 Tun.l 7of yaz u e .Gct 5liy11z b
-yrs O. Corrected by R.l CLOSE. >ii in gG.
Eiour--SIo eo@saiO0 ybbf. sdC ,sl3 Ebo,
Lard-4loe.r ID by the ksg; l4c. y ID at retail.
Smoked fIeats-Hsms, fects!H y ~; sbouL
ders, I3o. rib ;Drisd Beef, ,aeev fe.Deas FpL isdi
ksutser-14c.Tfb LhodaiHOs" ySa siiv-.fs'5
Egss-I4o.iys dozen = sSaj ~ 81 sood mot
Chcsse- -l2@15c. v.fb9b yEsm o~ "ot cd
Potatoes -eev buslsl!aj 90, - ''i' y7'i . ESQ
Dried app ies-4 to o.. ? M p1 ~ an
Green AppIes-5oc y bush - b'' ~
Pears-Sf 25;sv bush. i4'' "i PSI
Pc sches- 81 soy bush. '' &
onions -6OcY bush.. .,'''-4. ~ h'..'i -
Poik4S226 6ov bbl. l's ~ - 'i
Beeswax-2J to SOC y ID. '... - -,
sali15FiRs, s'ct, 25q y hhl, 81 50 foo.rss,-
bbl.. 80. - -; a.atT' -ss.,7 -,--.,.:,f I, -
CoffeeT7Rio, 2S@soc- r1t |; Java, ss@4oc. yib
Tea I5p9S2 90 Y H. riaacd <sd m1t ~-,
Sugar-Cemdipn, by the barrel ~ h., lax
@l4c; White, ls@1sc. y ID i isi,ig4 cili isdl 81
Rice--f2so.x ibs rodiHs d-;iauI HG >s5Th,l
aIaehereI+ss oOs SO es% y sbI.; &c 81 80 y
Kft.isniazs sd 9vHil i.sde .Tljauoa aftf 80 q
Krem ont Llme-1Soc y bdshgl 30 3-7t9at
@sloF Eremonf Fish Market.
coRREoTEniBg - T-f:--i.-.----.-.---P.e ?. CLOSE
Cat Fishoitil,s sietFnc. sGiIss 90 y Bbl.i "a
WHITE YsshdIue b5sbas-s r-lsg 500 do liI1
d,srs Bass :; zaTi-o's,-r 'l.dgs5e ado5.i'oF
Rad ssr.ss1aa.9-uittdo tdo hBodg 4oo GdolsfG.
sgg-
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nam 5NUoT
10 -<a- az1oy,

Nf az P4;ss 5ya. 55yyas.risn iiSSAch AchsIeabi,. abi., SOD
Pasrtsst, p % Eadhif & ds Shoe Store 81 sERMAN Y
q -,ppp ctoghan HSdHsi ssoissiS1te etf
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-08-23
Fros6 I'd sssrApriI 2eth, 1851, Trains will leeSs
10 c9unesslo With an ~ estern lines, astoiloTs.
rzr0sss TvsTNyxrRfEA fEANDSALAMANCA-

FR0M DUNKIRKs sANDSALAEIANCA--
Ry New York time from Union Depots; ,.-g
1.sAI..M. Exprsss Mad, from Dnnkirks Dsily
saeSeyPt SeAe.Isl. stops p ssiSnahes Aesi
.wi,h th,c Corning 8 90 A II, Express Nail from
.HafAIo and hrriSssinlKsF York l-OoA. y
2.ssPsM. LAEhtniug Express, from salansHea.
Fsa5snday ysssasepted.e stoPsAf horneii.ftne,
s-25 D. NJ, lSuppsr1 interseeting win ~
22a .. u. train rom Buifslo, and arrives u
q SAW Toff AZ f.00 q. m. - y p ft- - stfs
Alb p, M HsT FStk FIg AZ E1Fress, from Duntirl
saDsAy 4(txespt sAndsysl. stols At eele@Ancs
ie ds55s ,. n q sOlsAn 1885 p, 10. tSuPPer y Inn
er's p.5e a. m. CBkftJ and srrIyesin nswFf orb
"a Il 80 sPa No eonaeottng with Aternoap
Trains aud StsAulsrH tor Boston and 0eFhng-
land Cities.a4sisff Gi siE'szE-i Ia ~ aiss 81
- ~ -seF a. f--r
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-08-23
VEGETABLE AMBR0Sll
IS the MIRACLE OF THE AGE!

Gray-Headed People have theiI
bcks,restored by It to the dark, IustroEs,
liIks3s sysssss of youth, and are happy!
! Young ngPeoplevithl light, ,fsda3@rsdH Hairi
lave these Unfssfio ionable colors changed "a
! besutiful auburn, and fejoicel
People whose heads are covered with
DanGrnf and Humors, use it, and have
lean coats and cleaf and healthy scalpi
BaldsHeaded Weterans, hsu
heir remaining locks tightened, and the
bare spots covered with luxuriant growth
Of Hair, and dance for joyt
Young Gentlemen use It because It L
ichly peffHmedl
Young Ladies' use it because It kseps
! heir Hair in placel
Everybody nEss and Ei1 use e, because
.t Is the etransss and esst article In ths
nSrketi = sss-
For Sale By Drusgists generally.
SASIsssa5s sfsosas as.n;is nS;isssrRose.s 49,
. BENTON, MYERS L cANFISLDi se
,a,a z1fs s7 tlssl ~. 2 s'sse,-A's =.
sossss' 4 NocuLI OCH. =.
nniofShoNsi is-ss7i IS fiisg 3
s,yl FrnUAo,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-08-23
THE
BRADBURY PLANO

.AI0T1 SIJIH L NV
Iss Gvorite with Us, aud having dealt largely In
this beEutifIl instrumsnt for many years, take
great p.rae0mnaeHding IL 9Rx PATRONS
and with IN assortment FROM over 20 ether geed
New York and IBostOp nsksrs3wf taTsunsqualed
Advantages In fhe West p, - --,,-.es-. r.
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t'An augel face! 'its, sunny wealth Of Hair, =.
In radiant ripples, bathed the graceful throat
s and dimpIed shoulders. - ,.,,.,., -
& 1f her hair had been crisp and fussy, dry
and croppy, even her angel face and dimpled
shoulders could not have made her beauti.
faL. :, y oupg women, if you need a dressing
fof the hair, try "-Barrett's Vegetable HaiI
eRestoretiye," and be no longer ashamed o.
your appearance, ,o..loo1 ri S'oT 7,E 90
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IARLEs...

cLgyELaSD 4 ;F6LEb0HxiL Road.
GbiSs&L0H3 NG1lse Visa :
pay Erprsss 3.os n iChIea 60 Express 10 sOA. N.
Mail.. - -ll.o2 r. n. Nall --.---..--. 90 -
ExrssEI.. .s.9s r, B.lNight Ezpress- II Sse.n,
Ascommod1fe1s.s s.ss An sceenlnodstion Ia. ,.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-08-23

Strong b Armstrong, Cleveland, D. nZS'
ITSksSE,s oaTaRREi sk1FF AND.
TROCHE ROWDER,-Ad delightful sndplsas-
s6sfsmses p s.sprrh, hssdsehs, esd st'Ash. hsaf's
s,s.. .sthus troachitia eoaghs dedinss, 4c-s sae'
all disorsrs resulting from colds In head, throat and
vocal organs This remedy does not dry up seatarrh
but frsss the bead Of ~ offensive matter,
suiskly rsrnssips bsa hsssthiand headache; allAys
and soothes the burning heat In catarrh; IL SO mild
and agreeable 10 its effects that it positively e1res
,oithout ,xecsiug As TRooHs POWDER, Is pisssant,
tothe taste, and never nAu4sAtesi swhsn swallowed,
nsssnti5 gives 10 tbs fhroat and vocal organs sss
cious sensGtioH of eo0issss asd comfort IL the best
yoIoE Toxic in the world. Try It.! SGfs, rsliAble,
and only s5 cen g. Sold by druggists, mailed frss.
Address, COOPER, WILSON 3 co, ProPrist0rs
Philsdelphia. Joas D. PARE, Cincinnati, Ohio, and
WEST TKuAx, Toledo, Ohio, Wholesale Agents.
lVi6u2syl.l
k1AEARIA EVERYWHERE Rarely
has there been fruitful IS this Of malar-
ious diseases, only on the prsiries and IN the
vsilsys Of the vest; not merely in ~ the eld'
hsunts 'ofFetsf~ and "A Asas1an1 Bilisas Rsmitsns
Fever have these Frustrating diseases been unusu-
ally ssrnlsnt but they have extended to towns ana
cities never before infested With them, and have
even ascended the mountains and attacked thOus-
snds of people supposed to haTebeen plaesdeyth
laws of nature above their rsach. Hence We are
compelled to admit that fearful element perVadss
the Universal Air this season, and should at once
resort to the only approved preventive Of Its con-
sequences, HOsTETTER's STOMACH RITTERs,
tonic sop0tspt antirseptic perfect, an altera-
tive SO Irresistible, snda stimulant pure, that 1t
enables the human system 70 resist and bsfe the
predisposing causes of disease. With theeonadencs
that one clothed in ineombustible garments might
move among blazing buildings, the man Who Arms
himself against malaria with this powerful dsfsn-
sive medicine may walk fever scourged district
fearless of its insalubrious atmosphere. Thenter-
mittents and remttsnts ct present general in all
parts OF the country may be but the forsrunners OF
ID dsadiisr Acoufgs now on Is way wsFtysrd ron
She Tar Hast PSpsrs thessetsm With HestetteNsi
bittsrs for successful battle with the mephitic
causes Of all epidemies. Be wise In time. Sold ev
erywhsre.-[NswsYork World, Nov. Q, 1se6.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-08-23

atL tLoveliuess, needs not the foreign aid Of
ornament, y
But il, When unadorhed, adorned the most. y
But loYeliness, itself, can not always be
possessed without sacrifice and care. The
premature loss of the hair and its unfortunate
tendency to turn grey at an early period,
both fatal to the beauty of the person, can
only be prevented by Judiciary use of the
truly celebrated Hair Restorative of Mr..
Barrett The testimonials of its efficacy are
numerous and unexceptionable. H5' 81
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REEhAIT,sIfS2tIh PA III,
; ii.jLI.'A,llMD::FoR. SALE. !:

E1OR SAL "A or Sale q cheap Lot
on NsrksAsassty Fremont. o. sEnqaigs of .zol
.nssrGisqsdo sef, " 7. Rev eSb' TO HvAfs9s sssT
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,..uF1ntR = LoUrsyILLRR.R =

PosT OFFICE t4oURs -
opESiSa 1K6 oLastEk oFMAIEs. z
.s..s .s.s.sisrt CLOSES a, .ts,lsl s7os -,
Tn ough Nail Easfs closes al. =. -. leSs ~
Wa HalColnz zsst, ,eiSses 1880 A. H.
Taroarh Mall going Vest closes st 10:oo A. -
Way Msilgoing Nest, closes At--sIG s..s s;soR. =.
OPENS. -
Tarough Asihe1m ,es KAs eRs1s q .sbt ~ AM
r@arOu @ Nan fron S the the West opens sis
way &sA from the West cpensat,--.---- li;soA.x
.lrsss 4sf.I- E. r. L. r. r. -eas -ts .-7s'
hailsfezve the I Ed I Rxt-.-. =. II rs A. ~
Hsilsar4tve- - - fstziu rat---ss ---sesoor.z.
ss'.etss .,,t:s. Stage EouTEs. .s e., 80
T SOL Tuesdays and Tridaysa 4 z, l.
To SIacksEanp, Saturdays, at .--s--s----s.A A.
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500 lbs. Fruit Cement for sale by Dr.sE.
Dillon & Son. %
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-08-23

s Tar.-Pure North CarolinaITar in Buckets.
for sale by DR.. E. Dillon & SpiIs
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An trAias run directly thrsugh to KeS foEts go
mss, without change 0f Geaeies;' ~ n - q
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Fremont, o. THURSDAY. ArG. %, 1867.
ii Corrected by ID. Garvin L. Co. 1zs z
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u 9iifoagT tltss TIE SHORTEST
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60 to s, ,SBuckIand &Son5s forI sII,-y0nr
Fruit, Jars aud cans.s ..-s ~ suimsz= fc, its1
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-05-15

GOVERNOR ORR. in recently speaking
Of the possible political a>ccndancy Of the
negroes in certain of the Southern States,
by reason Of their numerical majority,
Snid that in.any event they would soon
lose this power, for there will be an i'm.
migration CT whites, but there can be no
immigration Of negro $. In thi&connec.
tion, tee New York Times, a Republican
ionr'Ial, Scn<ihly remarks: - p ..
Leaving out If view MI other considers.
tions, this certainty furnishes conclusive
argument ag 'in>t the attempts to excite
antagnni<m between the races in the
South. The Southern blacks are very
prolific people, or. q, least, ave been SO
while they were kept in slavery; but in
no Snuthrrn State. and prntiably in no
district, will they he able to retain politi.
cal pow er through numerical majority,
after the Iide of emigration Is turped
Sduthward> a<' it surely will be ,i'efore
many Years. AS apeaceful and laborlous
part 81 the p"pnlarion of tFe Sauih,
guaranteed their rights by law. they
may live and AnnliSh till the end Of time;
but AS The eneniics Of the dominant and
prrdnminalins white race there is
nothing in the iuture for them but strttg.
gllng and woe, and ultimate destruction.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-05-15
RsSistratiO1.

The time selected !or registration is
happily very oHportune, being the third
Monday in July next The General Or
der calling for the same will be published
in next paYer. Two days viii be de-
voted to registration, bat the order pro-
vides that "the board will again visit
each precinct and revise the list Of voters,
hear objections from citizens as to any
adiud,cation made, and register any per-
son who may have been unable, BY
reason Of illness or other good aud suffi-
cient cause, to attend the first session OF
the board"
The Charleston Mercury remarks:
The whole framework of our State
organization and every right in the COM
munitY is involved in the action taken
bv oar citizens in this business, and it
requires no rctlerton to arrive 1T the vi
tn, Importance Of every one registering
who is entitled to vote. For veal or for
VI bS--I'I I''I'SCI i'I!l I" toI IHCINdl uli
this matter is going to decirlc the fate
Of our people. If ruined, they are to
have voice and hand in their dr>trnc.
tinn, and either apathy or timiti and
hopeless time serving " III accomplish the
end Of mrking the country uncomfortable
without security for life or'propcrty. and
wiki disgusting and degrading war "f
races. Ii is incumhcnt upon rs to ri>e
to the realization Of onr true position ; to
understand the difficulties ana dangers
br which We are surrounded, and t" shape
oar cour>e with wisdom and judgment
and discretion, nn less than with courage,
fidelity to ourselves and the vigor and
rnerSy Of 4 community striving for exi>
tcnce-for every interest. and every
right. and every hope, which makes life
valughle. However unpleasant and hu-
initiating the dirty wok Of canra>sing
and cleciioue' rug it capnnt be avoided,
and must he done. We nave faith to he
Iicve that the people ol the State will do
their part honestly ard actively. "i'h a
manly patirnce and good sense. Th.e
State can and Will he saved from tn"
radical in':i"'Ation and over ,ro,r rl;cb
"''"f" lie Is ..ne,v to prevail over o"r
rl.ht<, pro3crty and civilization. In this
grca; irIpcuding emergency, S"nth Caro-
)1na expects every man 70 do his dnty.
No good citizen "ho can vote shonid
fail to regi>te! and we trust that such
men will he appointed to conduct the
registry that no suspicion Of party trick
cry or foul play Gan possibly result upon
the results Of the ballot boxes, This
seems clearly tie intention Of Gen.
Sickles' orler."
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-05-15

AET. ZIoN COLLEGE DE<TgorED.-Bya
private letter from Winn>horo', We have
been informed that q. fire, occurred in
that place on Sunday afternoon, May 5.
by which Mt. Zion College. at which
many Of the youth Of this State have
been educated, was entirely DESTROYED.
THIS loss wonld have heen severely felt
at any time, but at this period Of our
history. when ctltlcafinnal facilities are
comparatively rare, 1t rs particularly un-
fortunatc We are glad to learn, how
ever, that the students have all been ac-
cnmmodatrd flr the present at private
hou<cs, and that mcctlncof the society
to whom the College belongs was held
yesterday to make further arrangements.
so that the exercises Of the college may
he ,mmediat.ly resumed. The origin Of
the fire was accidental. Mercury: ~s
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-05-15
What q Northern Editor Says.

The Editor Of the Nyw York EXPRESS,
writing from Atlauta, tie Gate City,
OF the South. in very interesting letter
from Which the below extract is made,
in regard to the freed people and the
effects of universal suffrage, speaks SenNi-
bly, as fellows. 1t is merely an opinion
however, and we give it simply as an
erilerce of Northern candor. The queS-
ton 50 far as We as people are concern
ed is fixed and cannot be changed. The
concluding paragraph cohtairS hint
which may not be lost upon the freedman.
'.Dn my way here saw many hum
lredS " no were idle, hut this is in the
nriehhorhnod Of the large towrS. In the
country they are more thrifty and more
industrious, but perhaps not so well'in
formed. To bcStow at once the right oI
suffrage on such persons, is u IuonitrOn>
pervel sion "fthe ballot. 1t is, indeed,
to give the very life and Symtsol OF
freedom tothoSe wholly untitled to enjoy
it. Our SONS and ugtterS--yeS, thc
humblp>t and meanest Of the u bite race
would cXerci>c it " ith more discretion,
more wisdom, more honor and profit to
the country. Better, ten times better
for the S"nth wruld he diminished
representation in Congress without the
negro cote, than the larger number "t
representatives with it, II, too, this
question Of suffrage could have been
something in prospect, and dependent
upon qualification, whether Of property,
or education. or both, the case would he
dltEprrnt; but a. it i, the negroes wi!!
vote, and the vote will be divided. In
the rural districts, it will be mainly with
the masters. In the interior, more with
the Radiral< An inte;i>e system of pro-
St|y:ing and elerIionceIing will bc kept
mp to the great INJURY Of the negro, ana
without benefit to the " hite. In the ten
excluded Sta;rS there are, according to
tie hest estimate. 4, 800, % whites, and
3,75n, 900 blacks, and the latter in the
IN: iuritv, in the States fSouth Carolnra,
Mississippi, and Louisiana, and with
nearly equal Plumbers in Georgia, Ala
Lama, AMI FIo:ida Everywhere South,
llse negro v"lo-v i'll secure the halance oi
power, aud il needs NO imagination t"
forcShadow the result Of such state oi
! facts.
There is 4 constant arrival of these
political pro~cl!tcS at the Snnlh. They
! arr Z4alOIlS men hnt their y al Is NOT at.-
cor,ling 10 knou ledge. Ii is the neg oe>'
votc tat is demanded and not the
negroes welfare, and some Of the cnlorvd
race are Shrewd enough to understand
this, and to cry "hand$ off," The OLD
ma>,e', Who were kind to their slaves
and ~ho exrrtel GOO. influence over
them during the VAL. will find their re.
wa'd in that return Of confidence which
will show itself at the proper time"