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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-01

H1 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CHARLES
TON-cHARLEsroN, December %. 1sse-An Election for
SEVEN DIRECTORS to for the next ensuing year.
will be held at the Banking Hail. Tuesday, sth Of
January. %&
Polls open from 10 O'Clock A. NJ. until Q P. M.
December 81 ustu3 WI c. BREESE, Cashier
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SPECIAL NOTICE;

ESSENTIAL obs, EXTRACTS AND ESSENCES FOR
fsvoring and improving BEandea, Whiskeys, Rims
Wines, Cider &c. &c. Ago and Body Preparations for
Neurahztng and Modifying Whiskeys and Spirits Ex-
tracts Of Holland ard London Gins Colorings, Gum and
Sugar syrups and Fruit Juices. Dr. Fe,seatoanoer's
Treatise Fumented Liquors, srA 1000 R<cep.s and
Directions. Gs33$. 44 II ..st a s4
DRUGS. CHEMICALS, OXIDES, ORES, &C.
FoR SOAP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of Soda, Soluble
Glass OF Liquid Quartz, in Dry Crystal Liquid Jelly
Form Caustc Soda, soda A.h, Palm and Cocoanut ons
Soapstone and China Clay. Ssss5 4 n fS. a
An orders sent to wn have prompt attention, and
every Information required win be chee1fu1y given by
S5E55G5 JOS. W. FEUCHTwANGER,
M No. Is Cedsr.street, New Yosk.
October 10 s$9s.s,5 wfm3nos
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According to ffenchman the wsters az the sea
pass from one pole to the others once tuevery 10j-
300 years. s .g:..sS III Is 5
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w NOTICE.-CON PER STEAM
SHIP MoNEKA are hereby notified that she Is This
Day dischargins cargo North Atlantic Wharf All
remaining the wharf sunset will be stored at e
psnse and risk of owners. A. GETTY co.
@t *a#N S General Agents.
All Freight amounting 70 fifteen as dollars less
must be paid the wharf before delivery OF Goods.
o1,arn1 . n
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ACCOUNT BOOKS.
BOOK BIRDING AND JOB PRlNTlNe

In all its branches with type new presses. and
advantages not excelled in this city. Lawyers Blanks
Titles Bonds, Mortgages, &C., &C., hand and printed
to order. tuths1yr December Il
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~. .IT-T1-- --7T70- -I---I17-- 7
Mexican News,

WAsH1NaTon, December s0-The Courier des
Etats Unis, Of yesterday, explains the non-re-
ception of Mr.. Stewards cable dispatch Of Novem-
ber ~. II was presented to tue Minister Of
Foreign Affairs by Mr.. Bigelow, but was refused on
account Of it's rudeness: Mr.. Bigelow argued that
what wasxude in French is very polite Ii English;
useless to DISCUSS such paper from Govern
zss4t that did not regard it's own stipulations Of
rnoraa. Bigelow then telegraphed to Seward, and,
getting reply denying the occupation Of Mata-
rnoras, the cable dispatch Was received condition
on the confirmation Of the occupation.
WASHINGTON, December 30.-Signor Romero,
representing the Juarez Government here, is OF
opinion that, owing to the violations Of understood
s6pulations on the part OF the United States and
FRANCE, both viii act according TO their pleasure
evacuation Of the French will not occur tilit suits
,Napoleon's convenience.
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MISCELLANEOUS, S,

HEADQUARTERS, ASSISTANT COMMISSIONED f,
g.- BUREAU REFUGEES, FREEDMEN,
:+ AND ABANDONED LANDS
sr .s South Carolina,
:. !. CHARLESTON, s. c., December II. 1866. J
GENERAL ORDERS, NO. 25.1
T. General Orders, No. g. c. g.. ia amended aud re-
issued, follows: -5, .5s IETI r
Bvt Maicr A. MOL CRAWFORD. v. R. c., is hereby ap-
pointed Officer In charge of the Claim Division Of the
Bureau OF Refugees. Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands
for the State Of South Carolinn.''
AL communications concerning the collection of back
pay bountes, pensions, &c. viii be addressed directly
to him No other persons In this State authorized
agents OF th1s Bureau for the collection Of such claims
Eanks and instructions Will be forwarded by him to
the Acting Assistant Commissioners OF this State who
VIII afford claimants the necessary aid In properly
warding their applications to the War department.
through Major Crawford By order Of trt,
5S Ea8 s$ts Bvt- Maj. Gen. R. E. SCOTT,
sstsT.ss tE% .t N Assistant Commissioner.
EDw. L. DEANE, I'M s1 7g3 ''7 7'17'5.
Bvt- Major and A. A. A. GenI Eser
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CONFECTIONERY, TOYS, ETC.
PREPARE FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

ID EMEAlBER THAT FRED. voN sANYEN NO $50
III KINa-STREET (this Is his address, il you wish to
order BY nat). has this season unusually large md
certainly the most beautiful collection Of FANCY
GOODS. TOYS and FIREWORKS in this city. He has
been established here for seventeen years. snd Mer-
chants Planters and families residing in visiting the
inspect the Goods which he is opening the SANTA
CLAUS HEADQUARTERS, and which will make suitable
presents the coming holidays. II you cannot visit
him personally, any acquainted with tho city WIN
tell that VoN sANTEN knows how give eat.fac-
trusted to s Outside Of his shof Goods he offers
to the Trade TOYS. FIREWORKS and CONFECTIONE-
RY put together separately in original boxes
prices ranging from five to hundred dohars per
nyou wish to buy order any Toys other Presents
line. such as beautiful CABAs. WORK BOXES, CHINA
ORNAMENTS, JEWEL CASES, TOILET sETTs, Fo-
L1OS, CARD CASES. and most beautiful ALBUMS cost
ing from 81 to s25 each and other Ornamental well
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"1n village. grange, MS5
And borough town, the stenrning fagon, borne n
From house to house. elates tho poor mans heart,
And makes him feel that life has stin its joys.
The aged and the young. man, woman, child.
Unite In socinl glee: evon stranger dogs. >il
Meeting with bristling back. soon lay aside
Their snnring aspect, and in sportive chase
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as- OFFICE CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. December %, 1sce.-Paok
ages Of ONE HUNDRED TICKETS win be sold az the
compans Office, corner of Broad and East Bay st1ccts
for Sc.
By order. g. W. RAMSAY
December - Secretary aud Treasurer
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11 HdI1k11H5 D1oFEN5Ah{.-THE IRUS-
TEES OF SHIRAR's DISPENBARY will elect on Wed
neszay. I'd January maxi, TWO PHYSICIANS, to attend
the Poor-one for the Eastern Division the oor for
the Western Division OF Il city also SECRETARY
and TREASURER Letters " application to be left with
the Secretary. at City Hail. on before the 1st prox
.~t S-& W. n. SMITH,
December % Secretary and Treasurer
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B-CHARLESTON AIMS HOUSE.-THE COM
M1ssIONERs OF THE POOR win elect on Wednesday,
9th January. 1857. q MASTER, BLATRON and BOOK
KEEPER, to for the ensuing your. Also contract
ors tor BREAD and BEEF, to be delivered at Aims House
on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays Applications to
be left at the Aims House prior the day Of election
Z
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aJAUDITOR'S OFFICE, SOUTH CAROLINA
RAILROAD COMPANY, CHARLESTON, DECEMBER
2s 1sGe.-n interest the Funded Debt Of the Com
pany payable by Coupons the 1st Of January 1867
VII DC paid on presentation at tho Auditors Office. in
John-street, on OF after tbs Sd pro1imo. rs
December q .-- L n EMERY Auditor
The Placer herald., 1867-08-17
lNsOLVENT NOTICE.

In the County Cour, OF Placer County. Of the
State of California.
In the matter OF the Estate of JOHN MORRISON
On Iasovrnt Debtor.
DURSUANT 10 IN order of the Hon. II. II. Eel
L lows. Judge Of The sid County Court. notice
is hereby ven 10 all the creditors OF the said in-
solvent. John Morrison, to he and appear before
the Hon. II. H. Fellows. Judge aforesaid, in open
Court. at the Court room OF said Court. in the
County of Placer. on the 7,h day of September,
A d. 1867. at 10 clock a. NJ. oil that day. then
aud ihclc to show cause. If any they can, why the
prayer of said insolvent should no; be granted.
and an assignment OF his estate be made, and he
be discharged from his debts ard liabilities. in
pursuance of the statute in such case. made and
provided and in the meantime all proceedings
against said nsolv, mt he stayed.
49, WITNESS my hand and seal of said
Court this s"' s. ay W. Of ArEah A"E p cis.S isS1
BY 4 j NICHOLS. Deputy Clerk
W. q. orion. Atty for Petitioner.
August 3rd. 1867 I'D.
The Placer herald., 1867-08-17

, A JOKE ON ACoAsrABLE.-A cute State
Constable at plymouth meeting a tin ped
der asked him if be had license to sell.
mo" was the cool repiy.
The Constable FASTENED to produce war.
rant, and after long day Is search found the
offending itnerant and brought him before
the magistrate. When, as a matter of form,
be asked whether be was guilty; lie quietly
answered:
mot guilty" a.
mot guilty don't you peddls goods around
bsre9" said The Judge.
"Yes."
"Why. didn't you tell this gentleman that
you had no license"
NO" said the ps 'dler.
"Yes you did" shouted Tipstaff.
mo didn't" quickly replied the peddler.
II say you did, vociterated the ConstYbIe.
~ swear ddu't," still persisted the ped.
dler. VA
"WelI. what did you ;ell me then?"
"You asked me il I had a LICENSE to sell.
and told you badn'. and l haven't a liz
eense to sci" continued the psdder, in an
injured tone, "for | want to keep tito peddle
WITH"
The Placer herald., 1867-08-17
Resolutions of the Placer County Demo-
cratic Convention.

cratic Convention.
Resolved, That our platform is the Federal
| Constitution, and We deprecate all usurpatiOns
by any one branch Of the Government Of the
! powers pertaining to either OF the others, as
this would he the end Of our Republican institu.
| tions, and the death knrll of American Liberty.
Resolved. We stand opposed 10 all such here
| sizes as that negroes should he allowed 10 vote at
our elections; and, as sequence, to hold office
| and mingle in social circles
| Resolved, We are opposed to the efforts of in
| sane men TO subvcrt the Laws of nature Ivy oblit-
| Grating all distinctions between the white and
black races.
Resolved. We are opposed to all schemes OF
plun,lering. as the taking of private property in
anv other manner, or for any other purpose, than
rs prescribed by the laws OF the land
Resolved. that our National Constitution guar.
antecs TO each and all the States OF the American
Union the same rights and privileges. and enti-
| tie them TO stand upon an equal footing. and we
disapprOve of unconstitutional and aggressive
acts OF Congress in their attempts at the disrup.
ton Of the Government.
Resolved. The Registry law of this State is a
cheat and fraud upon the rights Of citizens. ma
tive and adopted. AM, We hereby pledge ourselve'
to use all honorable means to secure its repeal
Resolved. We condemn the policy OF the domi-
nant party in issuing untaxed national bonds for
| the benefit OF the wealthy. while the poorer class
| es are burthencd with unusual and extraordinary
taxes for even the nrcessars OF life.
Resolved. That we are opposed to all approprl-
ations oil the means credit Of the State Tor the
| benefit Of monopoes whereby the taxes OF the
| masses shall be increased, and a few individuals
| only shall bc4,encfCd.
| Resolved. That he unlawful and dsgraceiul
manner in which the Board OF Supervisors OF this
county have wasted he peoples money. calls for
our condemnation, and we pledge ourselves 10
use our best endeavors to elect Board who will
more carefully manage onr county finances.
Resolved That the lmDOrtat ion aud linI grl ton
Of Chinese into the Pacific States is not only in
julious but degrading to white labor.
Resolved. That our Senator and Representa-
tives be instructed to use all honorable means to
secure the election of il consistent Democrat TO
the United States Senate.
The Placer herald., 1867-08-17
WISCONSIN HILL DISTRICT.

Comprises all of Township No. 7, not included
in Iowa Hill District.
TODD'S VALLEY DISTRICT.
Commencing at the junction OF the North and
Middle orks of the American river, and running
thence ,p said North Fork to the bridge, thence
along the Auburn and Forest Hill road to Smiths
ranch. thence along the Divide to and including
Lcwcll's ranch thence southerly 10 aud including
the Dardanells claims, thence south TO the Middle
Fork of the American river, and thence down
said river 10 the place OF beginning.
YANKEE JIM DISTRICT.
Commencing at the bridge across the North
Fork OF the American river on the Auburn and
Forest Hill road, and running thence eastcrly
along said road including all on the north side Of
the same to Smiths r;,nch thence along the road
leading from said rarcn 10 Forest Hll,to where
the same intersects the road from Todd's Valley
TO Yankee Jins. thence along said road to DEVILS
Ditch, thence up said ditch 10 Shirt Tail Canyon,
thence down said canyon to the North Fork Of
the American river and thence down said river
10 the place Of beginning.
FOREST HILL DISTRICT.
Bounded OH the north by Yankee Jims District,
on the east by Bath District, on the South by the
Middle Fork OF the American river, and Oh the
west by Todd's Valley District.
BATH DISTRICT.
Commencing at what is known as the "Bp
Falls in Volcano Canyon. and running thence
norIhprly in il direct line to the southwest cor
ner OF the Mayhower ranch thence along the wesl
line of said ranch to the northwest corner, thence
eastery along the north line OF said ranch anu
north line OF the Lampmin ranch. to the northeast
corner of said Lampmln ranch, thence south to
Volcano Cany on, and thence down said canyon
to the place Of beginning.
MICHIGAN BLUFF DISTRICT.
Commencing ut the mouth OF Volcano Canyon
on the American river and running thence up
said river TO the mouth OF El Dor.,io Canyon
thence up said canyon to Il point 100 rods above
Guss Hill, thence in direct Inc to Volcano
Canyon. AM. thence down said canyon to the plac,
of beginning.
DEADwoOD DISTRICT
Bounded on the est by Ell Dorado Canyon
on tie North by Secret Canyon. and on the E.,s'
hy the North Fork OF the Middle Fork OF lh'
American river
LAST CHANCE DISTRICT.
;)lll,l o. tit Meth by the North Fork OF
\n,ri.ll river. Oh the east by Township No
II, on the South hy the line between Placer ami
FL Corado counties, and Oh the west by Dead
wood Districts
FOUNTAIN DISTRICT.
Commencing al the point where the line he
tween sections II and Is, township 10 north
range east crosses the line between Placer aud
Sacramento counties and running thence north
to the norihwcs corner OF section 80. TOwnsh
"A north. range cast. thence east to the north
east corner of section 35 thence south to !h,
county line aud thence west along said line t.,
the place of beginning.
The Placer herald., 1867-08-17

Bouonr OFr-Oar distinguished neighbor
Gen. Eidwell. as the newspapers say "l
steamboats, ahd Stage inpr, has been boueh,
off by the opposition. This much We infer
from the speeches Of Judge Sweezv and
Hale on Friday night last. they said they
held him "in reserve for higher office, Il"
sit beside the conscript fathers, in the Sena g
Of the United States" 1t is not improbable
that this is the way the General has been in
duced to leave the track to Golham. The
marble columns aud gilLed fesloos Of The
Senate Chamber has dazz'e.i his vision aud
bewildered his reason. lie cannot a.rus,om
himself to the dusty ceiling 'f his flonring
mill and the dingy walls of Il . Old Adolf e
since bis residence a, the Capitol OF the
country Chico Press
The Placer herald., 1867-08-17
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CENTRAL cow.
+. MlTTEE.

Joseph WaIkup, Chairman; Tabb Mitchell, Sec.
retary; Charles Tratton. Treasurer; Daniel Ste.
phenson, Peter Singer, Brazil Brickell. Edward
Barrett, J. u. Carter, A. P. Parker, J. w. Blan-
chard, Jonathan Mariner, ]. Jones, William
Mcmahon.
The Placer herald., 1867-08-17

John I. Cannon, Chairinan; James Moore. Sec
retary; II. W. Starr, Treasurer; NJ. D. Thompson
". HALEY, A. Harrison, John H. Mitchell.
The Placer herald., 1867-08-17

7 Dem0CTat1c COmm1ttce OF U1ktT1ct NO. 2.
George W. Applegate. Chairman; Il. NJ. BAN
ward. Secretary; Thomas Curley, Treasurer; J.
Jones. and j d. F.. Simpson.
The Placer herald., 1867-08-17

The Legislature Of Arizona will convene
on the 4th of September n~x'.
The Placer herald., 1867-08-17
pemocratic Committee OF pl.trict NO. :

Richard Williams. Chairman; Charles Trafion
Secretary; John F. Davis, John 3. Currier, Geo
W CuSick.
The Placer herald., 1867-08-17
Ayers Cherry Pect0ral,

Coughs, Colds, Er.Nucnzn, ifOarseness,
Group, BrOnc Ent ipieMt COn-
sumption, and for the Relief
of COnsumptivc F"tients
in advanced tr,ycs
of the Disease.
This is a remedy universally known to snrpass any
other for the Of threat and lung complaints. that it
is useless here publish the evei of lis virtues. Its
uniivaled excellence for coughs and colds and its truly
wonderful cures Of pulmonary disease. have made it
known through ph.ut the civilized nations of the eaih
Few the m,uunies. families. among til III
who have no. personal experience OF its effects
living trophy in their midst of its victory over the
subtle and dangerous disorders of the tront and lungs
As all know the dreadful fatality If these disorders, and
they know, HE effects of this remedy. need not
do tlan TO them that has all the vr
that II did have when making the which have
strongly upon the confidence of mankind.
Prepared by Lr. J. c. AVER s. CO., Lowell Mass.
SOLD BY-Mack Webher, Auburn; r. II. Nc
Donald q Co., Sacramcnto r. II. Mcdonald 4
Co, and Crane Il Brigham, San francisco jy2S ly
The Placer herald., 1867-08-17
SAN FRANCISCO.
PRIVATE MEDICAL AIN
Qiuck Cures and Moderate Charges.
DR., y. w. DOHERTY,s
Private Medical and Surgical r,

stitute.
Sacramento Street, below Montgomery, opnos;,.
the Pacific Mail Steamship Co office.
Private entrance on Leidersdorff Street Son
Francisco Cal.
Established expressly to afford the afflicted sound
and scientific MeLical aid, in the treatment.
and cure OF all Private and Chrouic
Diseases, cases Of secrecy, aud
all sexual diseases.
The Placer herald., 1867-08-17
CISCO DISTKICT.
Comprises all Of Township No. IL.

Commencing ut the mouth OF Indian Canyon
and running thence up said Canyon to it's source,
thence in direct line towards the Forks House.
to the line between Townships No, 6 and 2, thence
American river, and thence down said river to
the place Of beginning
The Placer herald., 1867-08-17

The following are the boundaries of the sew
eral School Districts OF Placer county. as estab-
lishcd by an order Of the Board OF Supervisors
passed February 5th, 1867
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-12-13
A. Cine to the Lost Child Last wesk

A Clue to the Lost Child.-Last week,
it will be remembered, we published card
from Mr.. BOwERs, of Sandusky city, offering
reward for his little girl who had been
stolen from its home some six weeks ago.
When the Journal was being read in the
family of Mr.. @. R. MoCULLocn, the item
in regard to the lost child recalled to the
mind Of Mrs. MoOULLoCH what her washer
woman had told her several weeks ago:
This woman lives short distance out Of
town, on the PARKs place. Several weeks
ago 3 band of gypsies encsmped near her
house, and 10 the morning after they went
away, she found a little girl lying in fence
corner. She took the child and kept il
three or four days, aud then gave it 10 wo-
man by the name of PATTERSON, who had
seven other children, and who was stopping
in shanty. The PATTERSON woman, who is
described as negro or lndian-(probably a
gypsey)-removedt TO Toledo. Mrs. McCUL-
LocH, on reading the item, at once took q
buggy and rode out to her. .washerwoman's s,
but could learn no new facts, more than that
the description of the child answers TO that
of Mr.. BowERs' little girl. Mr.. McCULLocH
teiegrsphsd to Sandusky that he thought a
clue had been fourd to the lost child and
last Friday night the anxious father arrived
here, impatient TO learn the particulars.
Thaaa wepa given him and ho at onca loft
for Toledo, to follow thu trail, We regret to
learn, however, that up to last evening he
bad been unable to gain any further infor-
nation either Of his little girl or the PATTER-
SON woman. We think it entirely probable
that The child is his, and sincerely hope he
may soon recover ber. r..
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-12-13
LECTURE By PROF. YOU
MANS.

We take great pleasure iu announcing
that Prof. E. L. Youmsns, one OF the very
best popular lecturers in America, whose au-
diences in cities have been as large or larger
than those attracted to hear Horace Gree
ley, Henry Ward Beecher, Prof. Willets,
John b. Cough, Bsyard Taylor, Ralph
Waldo Emerson, etc, will lecture in Fre-
mont at Birchard Hall on to-morrosO eve-
ming. Dec. IA, his services having been en-
gagged by the Library Association. The sub
ject Of his lecture will be the "Dysamics Of
Lstsi or, Ms Stored Forces of Nature. {"
We.beard Prof. Youmans deliver this lec-
ture in Cleveland winter before last, and
therefore speak of Whist we know, when we
say that it is the essence and marrow of
many sciences; the translation into the
common tongue and to the common under
standing of the secret language and Pur-
poses of Nature; that it is not in the least
''dry," statistical or abstruse; but plain, SIM
pie and intensely interesting. A description
of it can not be given off-hsnd. Those
who hear it viii ever after count ii among
the richest and rarest of their enjoyments,
no matter whether they are people who read
much or little. We urge the public of Fre-
mont 10 attend tomorrow evening.
The price Of admission to the lecture has
been fixed at so cents single ticket in or
der to pay expenses.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-12-13

Personal.-Judge SrosE of Sandusky
presides during the present session of Court
of Common Pleas, and of course acceptably
to all.
N. o. FANsLEk, Esq, Of Cleveland the
energetic young Croekery and Glassware
Merchant spent Sunday in the city, with his
uncle DR.. G. W. HIea1Ss. Mr.. FAFsLER is
one of the most successful young business
men in the State and has built up a large
trade by his enterprise and liberal dealing.
Ord. O. HARRINeroN is soon to leave
town for Sew York, where he proposes to
spend the winter, attending Medical lee
lures and perfecting himself in bis profess
sion. He viii return to this City to practice
in the spring.
Among the new srrivals in town We note
with pleasure the advent of very near re-
lation of our friend TAYLOR, of the firm of
BRIsroL & TAYLOR. 1t IS small Of its age,
but has ample time to grow. stDoing as
we'll as could be expected" I"
We notice that PLArr BRusa, Esq lis
one Of the Petit Jurors for the Jannary
FERN of the q. s. Circuit Conrt which is
held at Cleveland next month i1l
Gen. JoHN G. LEE, Lieut-Gov. elect,
was in town this week attending court. He
has entirely recovered from his recent ILL
ness, and Is, we are pleased to learn, in
robust health, E
-ool. NAT. HAYNES, proposes to attend
the manufacturers convention at Cleveland,
on Monday next 9e
Mr.. DEWITT. KRxRs, now with the house
Of Morgan, Root & Co., was in town on
Wednesday Fl
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-12-13

CoNDUCT OF LIFE.-G. Washington,
B. Franklin and others had set of Rules
drawn up by which they regulated their con
duct Very good. Below we present few
maxims worthy of consideration:
Ist. For a fine assortment of Trimmings,
call at Bristol 4, Taylor's Fremont Cash
Store.
81. For children's Cloakings and Beaver
CIoakiugs, call at Bristol d Taylors Fremont
Cash Store.
Sd. For Furs ofeyery description, call at
Bristol & Taylo''s Fremont Cash Store.
-4th. For Blankets, army or other kinds,
call at Bristol & traylor's Fremont Cash
Store.
5th. For ladies' underwear, call at Bris-
tol d. Taylor's Fremont Cash Store.
6tn. For Boulevard Skirts call at Bristol
& Taylor Fremont Cash Store. ii
7th. For Shawls, Dress Goods, &C., Sc.
call at Bristol s. Taylor's Fremont Cash
Store.