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}. & s. c. AND COLUMBIA & AUGUSTA
DAFT D<,An ~nrRro a RrxE>a g..
SOUTH CAROLINA r.. ROAD.
60 s CO. A2 {

GENERAL ALSUPERINTENDENT OFFICE,
CHARLESTON, 8. c., April 8, 1853.
0N and after Sunday, April llth, the Passenger
" Trains ofthe South Carolina Raifoad will
run as follows: ... ..s. -. ....l a. r; = ~
EoR AUGUSTA. ., ...-. :
Leave Charleston, ,.."." ..'6.30 q IN,
Arrive at Augusta p m
Connecting with trains from Montgomery
Memphis, Nashville and New Orleans, via. Mont
gomery and Grand Junction. 2S'i%its =
-. ....'rr, = FOR COLUMBIA. ,, ~ ;! &,.s 8
Leave Charleston, .....6sb0 a. n,
Arrive at CofumDfa, o:io p; m'
Connecting with the Wilmington and Manches-
ter Railroad, and Camden train.
- FOR oHARLEsToN.
Leave Augusta, q. m
Arrive at Charleston, p In.
Leave Columbia, ........ Il H.
Arrive at Charleston, ..........6.lO p. m.
AUGUSTA NIGHT EXPRESS SUNDAYS EXCEPTED }
Leave Charleston, ..........7.30p p m.
Arrye at Augusta q. m.
Connecting with trains for Memphis, Nashville,
and New Orleans, via GRIND Junction.
Leave Augusta p M
Arrive at Charleston. a. m.
COLUMBIA AaIaHTHxrarssets etsuNpAys EXCEPTED
Leave Charlesto -. - . ..s,.. p m.
Arrive at Columbia a. m.
Connecting Sundays excepted3 with Greenville
and Columbia Railroad $,
Leave Columbia. ..,.5.50 p. m.
Arrive at Charleston, 80 a. m.
H: EPEAKk General npel.ntendent.
April 90 IT IF
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s@@ The effect of manuring with green
crops, or vegetable manure, is to render
the soil loose and mellow. Heavy, sticky
clay soils are changed by this process.
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CHILD TROUBLES.

This is for parents, and worthy of two
readings:
The disappointments of children are as
hard to bear as those of adults. The hopes
and plans of q child often refer to what his
elders esteem triaes, it is true; still he val
ues his little possessions as highly and clings
to his aims as tenaciously as older persons
do to theirs. But they remember that all
human affairs are uncertain, and lay their
plans hoping for success, but at the same
time more or less apprehenslve of failure.
The child, on the contrary, sees nothing
but sunbeams and when the sudden dark
mess comes he feels even more disappointed
than those older when their important pro-
jects come to naught. The child has not
learned to reason coolly upon matters and
things, as men do. and is moved by impulse
rather than by deliberate judgment. Child
rem often suffer real injustice. Sometimes
the wrong comes from their playmates, and
sometimes from the parent or teacher, who
does not take time to ascertain facts, rea.
soning that the thing under consideration
is such a trlAe that it is not worth inquiry.
Parents and teachers should always remem-
ber that the trials which seem triaes to them
are often very serious to the little ones in
their charge, and in dealing with children
should help them bear their burdens rather
than scold them for being irritated or griev-
ed. One of the most important lessons that
can be taught them is to bear their trials
and troubles in a proper way.
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LAW NOTICE.

vVHE copartnership heretofore existing between
c. D. MELTON, JAS. F. HART& SAM'L
W. MELTON, in the practice oflaw, having been
dissolved by mutual consent, the undersigned
will continue the practice in his own name.
Business in the State and United States Courts
entrusted to him, will receive attention.
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DAILY AND WEEKLY
MEMPHIS AVALANCHE

TERMS FOR 1SUD.
nAILY-Yearly by mail lin ADVANCED. SIC, 90
~ Six months, .... 90
One month, go. 90
One week, to carrier or AGENT. @
WEEKLY-One copy, one year...".-"-".:..$ 2 90
Clubs Of five or ten copies each, l Is
One CODY for six months ......... so
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INSURE YOUR LIFE
STARTLING BUT TRUE.

YNHE Lady who operates, successfully, one OF
CHIMES, is not only rewarded, pecuniarily, for
her labor but is doubly rewarded in that she per-
forms it with pleasure. NJ. JONES, Agent.
March Is 12 tt
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SOUTH CAROLINA
LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY,

Authorized Capital. 600 oOo
Present Limit
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A TABLE

Showing the Value Of Confederate Money in Uni
ted States Currency, as established by the Leg
| islature Of South Carolina.
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KINGS MOUNTAIN II. ROAD,
s l


vTNHE trains over the KINGS MOUNTAIN
RAILROAD, on and after this date-on Nom
days, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays-wil
run as follows, making close connections on the
mentioned days, with trains on the Charlotte and
South Carolina Railroad: --,' 49,.
Leave Yorkvifie, promptly, at s O'Clock, A. M.
Arrive at Chester All 90 o. clock, A. m. -"
Leave Chester Immediately after the arrival ofthe
mail train from Columbia. ,,
Arrive at Yorkvil1e at 8 O'CLOCK, p. N.
All Freights must be delivered at the Depot by
O'Clock, p. m, on the evenings previous to tho
departure of the train. : = g.. g.. 1...
January IA 2 IT,.
G. & s. c. AND COLUMBIA & AUGUSTA
RAILROAD COMPANIES.
SUPERINTENDENTS OFFICE
COLUMBIA, 3. c., April 10, 1863. !
1N and after Sunday mex, Passenger Trains
" will RIM as follows: ""f
GOING NORTH. 8
Leave Graniteville, ,at................a.45 q. m.
Columbia, 8. c., at--..."..".2.00p p. m.
Arrive at Charlotte, N. c., p. m.
.... COMING SOUTH.
Leave Charlotte, n G., ,at............"-5.45 a. m.
:, Columbia, 8. c.. .at....,,.y,pY..,.l2,10 :"
Arrive at Granitevflle 8. 4l6 p m.
Through Tickets on sale for oil principal points
North and South. Baggage checked through:
Close and continuous connections made North and
South. Passengers reach Augusta at AS p. m.
CALEB BOUKNJGHT, Superintendent. ;,
April % 49,. 5 III ,s-- N
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. TO BIZ EDITED BE - f.iE-: a.s..
REV. TILMAN F. GA INES.
And published BY Capt L. N. GR1sr, at the oface
Of the Yorkville Enquirer, Yorkville, 8. C.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-03-12
Abuse Of be Frankine Privllere.


We have repeatedly said that the first
great reform for the relief Of the Post Office
Department must be the repesl Of the Frank
ing Privilege. lis abuse is monstrous, and
the failure Of Congress 70 apply an adequate
remsdy is disroputable 10 that body. and 4
sefiOus reflection upon its integrity. We
have case in point, which is but one OF
thousands constantly occurring.
There have Just been received at The Post
Once Of this city, for distribution to all parts
OF Ohio, ksntucky, de-, eleven canvas bags
OF large advertising sheet called q TRe
Neg York Mercantile Journal and Merchants
aud BdllAers' Ledger" sent out under the
fac siaRile frank Of Hon. S. r. Cary, N. c.
OF Cincinnati The frsnkiug of these papers
IS done with stamp whether used BY Mr..
OaryS consent or not we cannot tell. This
matter thus fraudulently sent at Government
expense weighs probably nearly, If not quite,
half ton. And this is the way the Frank
ing Privilege is abused. No one would pre-
tend that Cary hznked those papers, even
did not the frank itself show that it is done
with a stamp. We might mention another
case, in which the entire prospectuses for the
year of an Ohio DemOcTatic paper have been
seat out under the frank Of another Ohio
Democratic N. O. And in this last caae the
impudencs ef the thing was crowned by the
use Of an envelope that bore upon IFS outside
the business advertisement Of the neWspa.
per. Thousands Of these prospectuses were
franked BY the use Of a stamp bearing the
fac si1sile Of this Ohio Democratic NJ. @.
And this fraud has been perpstrated, We
nOtics, solely by Democrats Now, We
imagine this is owing to the fact that having
but few chances to PluDder Uncle Sam, that
one Of fraudulent fraDking is res0rled to, as
about the only chance for stealing the Dem
OCrats have. II would be well to make a
special appropriation Of a few thousand dol
laEs, to be distributed among Democratic
CoDgFessmeD, on condition they shall not
psrmit their names to be used to defraud The
Post 0fice pzrtment.- Cleveland Herald
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-03-12


Our Episcopal friends, among Other
good deeds at the convention, consecrat-
ed a bishop for the Indians and other
rough settlers Of The very far West;
apTopos of which may be told the fol,
lowing: A Methodist minister having
many yeaEs ago been sent as missionary
TO The same rather tough-hesded people,
found an old, yery old Indian who
could resd, 70 whom he gave copy Of
the New Testament After the noble
red man had read il through he express.
ed q wish to be baptized. The mission
ary accordingly procured a bowl of wa
ter, and was about to baptize him, when
the noble red man asked, What are
you going 10 do with that Z"
"Baptize you, replied the clergyman.
"No deep enough for Indian; take
'em to river
The missionary explained that /" that
is not our practice; to which heDoble
red man replied:
You give me wrong book, then; me
read 'em through
The ceremony was postponed.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-03-12
Tie J0UR RN AI..
The AnxsousT,eaf.


o1ts uoon a fme, little leaf wss
heeId to t as leafe oftef ) when
q gsnils Wind is about. And the twic
said, what is the mater. little lesfiii
Aud tbs leaf said, "T FAD M
me that some day il " pull me off
snd throE me down 10 The twiq
told i TO the branch on hich it grew.
snd the branch told it & tree. And
when the tree heard .rfIs siv all
oFeE, and sent back Hofd % lls leaf
"DO not be afraid; hold on tights, and
O shall not 81 iill Yoa van to Ana
20 Tie leaf stopped signing, but went
on singing. Every time the tree shook
titsslf, che little leaf danced up and
down meErily, as if nothing could ever
pull It Of And so it grew all summer
lQugs And wien the bright days OF
autumn came, the little leaf saw al the
leaves aFOundi beeOmihg very beautiful.
Some were yellow, and some scarlet /:
and some striped with both colors.
Thea itHsked tAe tree what it meant j
sAnd1t tFee said ss16i these leaves
are getting ready 10 fly away; and they
! have put on these beautiful colors, be-
cause Of joy" Then the little leaf be-
gan 70 want to go and grew very beau
tifal y tSinAi1e of It; and when it was
very & h -colol, It saw The branches
Of the tree had no color in them, and
50 the leaf said, 90 brancbeSl WHY are
you lead-colOr, and we goldenT tive
must keep on our work-clothes, for our
life = net done; but your clothes are
''les loli b, because your tasks are over
.ptust lh6a q little puff Of wind, came,
and the leaf lei 90 without thinking Of
It; and the ad tool il up aud turned
it over and over, and whiFled it like a
spark Of fire in the air, and then it fell
gently among hundreds Of leaves, and
dreamed, aad never Wsked to ten what
it dFsaned about!
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-03-12
what tho oubans Ar. Fighting For

From Lippineotts Magazne.l
The eubans, if we may credit their own
told story, officially and from mouth to
mouth, are fighting for
Representation,
Severance Of chu -eh and state, and a
General emancipation.
Every one Of these are principles tradi-
tiousIly dear to the American people, and
ends which we have been taught to believe
lust causes Of war.
Cuba to-day has no representation in the
Spanish OOrteS, and never has hsd She
has nOt been offered even the constructive
representation with which we were sought
70 be deluded even in colonial tines She
has 10 voice in determining the amount or
the method Of collection Of taxes which
must be raised. These taxes, again. are not
invested or spent for her benefit, nor has she
any power Of any kind over them. She is
si1ply the Golfer Of the Spanish throne.
The consequences Of this disability are
those which have always followed If, and are
not few:
A burdeusome standing army impOVerish-
es aud weighs down the island
The rule Of the captain general is absolute
and arbitrary. ~
The exercise Of the right Of petition has
been followed BY expatristion and imprisOn
ment.
The corporate association Of the people,
for the purpose of science art, or commerce,
has bsen discOunteneed and impeded. 90
The ports Of the island have been closed
10 foreign ships, for The purpose Of creating
a m0nopoiy for Spanish bottoms.
But Why enumerate lengthening list OF
evils? For this cause slOne-tsxation with
out Representatives, went to war, and
desmed the step well and prudently taken.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-03-12

CHANGING THEm TUNE--The Connecticut
Dsnocfstic platform for 1868 uys the
charge Of intending to rspudiate any portion
Of the national debt is 3 SANDER, without
proVOcation:" and that the Democrats de-
mand tbs closest economy and rstrenchment
until every public creditor ~is paid his honest
dues 20 the uttermOst farthing.' Who says
The Bourbons never forget nor learn any
thing? They have evidently forgotten their
own platform and the teachings Of their
leaders and learned that repudistion is un-
populsE.-U Utica Herald. aa a.e
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HOW no GET PATENTS.

For upinion, nocharge. Send sketch ard ddesciip-
tlon For application send model, not over one
foot IN size, and sl6 first Government and Stamp
fees Specifications drawings, caveats; assignments
prepaTed rejected claims prosecuted. Also, inter
ferences, extensiOuOf patents, and appeals, Pat
enfs taken out in all European countries, Illus
trate1 pamphlets, no pages, sent free, Address
MUM 3 co., No. 81 PARK Row, y, y, SIS
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This isno Patent Medicine Humbug, gOtten II
to dupe the ignorant and crdul0us, Is il repre-
seufed as being composed Of rare and precious sub
stances brought nom the four corners Of the earth
eaTred seven times across the Great Desert Of Sa-
harah on the lacks OF fourteen camels and brought
acruss the Atlantic Ocean on two ships. II IS Z
simple, mid, soothing Remedy, perfect specldC
for tafarrh and Cold IN the Head, also for offensive
Breath Loss OF Impairment Of the Sense Of smell
Taste o. Hearing, Watering OF w esk Eyes, Pain o
Pressure in the Head, when caused, Is an not IN.
frequently are, By the violence Of CatarTh-
We offer IN good faith a standing Reward q $50
for eEse Of Catarrh that We cannot cure. -
H1-For Sale BY most Druggists EveryWhere,
Price 50 Cents. --s.T7 -rf d
Sent b. mail, postpaid, on receipt Of SixtT Cts
-Four packages for g 90, or one dozen for 6 o0
Send two cent stamp for Dr. Sagais pamphlet
oh S-''I 3. Y. FfERcE, x. 8, Baaaio3 n. =.
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AGENTS WANTED FoRTHE
Secret Service
~ GEN,L RAKER

BK GEN'L L. q. BAKER.
The astounding revelations and startling dis
closures made IN tins work are creating tbe most
intense desire in the minds Of the people to obtain
It. Its oihcial character and ready sale, combined
with an increased commission, make it the best
subscription book ever published. Send for Circu-
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any other work. Address JONES BROTHERS &
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n EAFNESS, CATARRH, SCROFUJA
lISpeqahty.- Cures legally guaranteed or money
returned. By the Inventor of the Celebrated Pat
ent Invisible Organic Vibrator for Incurable Deaf
ness. Send 10 cts. for Treatise on Deafness Ca
tsrTh and Serotula. DR.. 7. II. STILLWELI, Ies
Bleecker St., New York.
TNMPLOYlIENT THAT PAYS. For particulars
1Iaddress s. NJ SPENCER & Co., BrathebMo, Vt
ERRING BUT N0BLE.-Self-help for Young
~ Men, who have erred desire better manhood
Sent IN sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge II
benehtted return the postage. Address PHLLAN-
THROSi Box P, Philadelphia, Pa.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ls75 e 3

Z u Alf1 Nd AOHkNl0, per s,oafB s1'sv, s1seo
Where male and felnaie;to intrOdnes the Gen ne
uirEeFod Go ofllil0m sense Family SeFfDE
Machine This Machine viii stitch, hem, fell
tuck quilt, cord, bind, braid and embrOider in 3
rnostslpeTiOr mauuer. Price only SlS. Fully war
ranted for hye years. We will pay 81 900 for any
or more elastic seam than ours. It makes the
Elastic Lock Stitch EverV second stitch. can Be
elt ana stll the cloth cannot be pulled apat with
out te11llz it. We pay agents from SIS 70 SEQ Dar
mo1tl and expensos 81 Commission ffcIs which
sNlee that a1n0unt en- Be made. Address SECOhIB
& CO., Pittsburgh, Pa; Boston, Mass OF st. Louis,
CAUTIONs-D6 not Be imposed upon by other
parties palaing off worthless cast-iron machines,
under the same name or otherwise. Ours is the on
" genuine and really practical cheap machine man
ufactured
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ssOOOs SALARY. Addres us. Piano Co.. NJ,
2 ESBE 8

WANTED--Agents--o -oIs Ts'sII SItRs,z the AaIsF. "
CHINE Price s25. The simplest, cheapest and best
knitting Machine ever invented. VIII knit 10000
stitches per minute. Liberal Inducements TO
| Agents. Address AMERICAN KNITTING Ma
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WOOlen Goods


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: = GemPlete History Of the New States
aud Territories, from 1he Great =
RIvar 10 the Graf Ocan n
BY Albert %. Riohardson
BLOOMINGTON NURSERY
NarseFIes Of K. Eeikes.

A old establishment with anew feature. Every
"a person can procure Trees and Plants AZ
NAo lesale Prices by ordering through Our
tiOn address w. T. HEIKEs, DAYTON Ohio
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A GENTS WANTED in every town to ;sell the
n celebrated clipper Mowers & Reaperg
-Llghtest draft and most durable machines made
Send for circular, GLITTER MOWER & REaPER Co
u Cliff st., New York. -
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A GENTS, Farmers, Gardeners & Fruit
"a GroWers-Send for particulars Of ''Best's
Improved Fruit Tree, and Vine Invigorator and
Insect Destroyer" Samples VIII be forward
ed to any part Of the United States and perfect sat
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every County in the United States Address j ,
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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-03-12

Every form and feature Of these prevalent and
stubborn disorders is eradicated locally and enre-
" BY the use Of this emOlient; warm formentatons
should urecede its application. Its healing Qualle1
win Be found TO be thorough and inFariabie.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-03-12
Baving extensive arrangements with args Eastern
Manufacturers, for ths arst snd best line Of Good
OUR SPECIAL TRADE!

we shall be able to meet the demand and tastes Of
our eustomers more fully than heretofore AID to
promptly exhibit all
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-03-12

LttuW LlppIucOlts lld5alIne,l
The eubans, if we may credit their own
told story, officially and from mouth to
mouth, are fighting for
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-03-12

Arising from bad state Of the blood OF chroni,
disessss are errdicated and clear and transparent
surface regained by the restorative action q tn.
Ointment It surpasses many Of the cosmetics an
other toilet sppiances IN its power to diel rashe
and other dat gurements Of the face
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-03-12

Cases Of many years standing, that have peftll
aciously refused 70 yield TO any other remedy {
treatment, have invariably succumbed TO lev n
plications Of thisp pOWerfUl unguent.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-03-12

Are two Of the most common and virulent disorder
Trsraient on this continent; to these the Oiutmen
q sspeciallv antagonistie its f'uodus Operandi i
frst to eradicate the venom and then cOmplste II
cure. .,,,-,. so.ve ,,,n Mons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-30
Sutiun Sails Of Htal 6siatt.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT Dee. H. 1880
GALE of valuable GOVERNMENT PROP
~ BhrY North CarolBa Georgia and Mississippi The o.
Marine Hospital and yeEsbg and hatcher Miss Whining
ton and Oc0ke ~ c. pi the Z. Branch MINIS and Grounds
Charlotte e. and DahenegA Ga; will be offered P0R sALR at
PUBLIC AUCTION TUESDAY, llth at u
lowing 0c Of whom interested parties can obtain all requisite AOr
Hospital a. vsbug Miss By Collector Customs, v,is
burg
Marine Hospital hatcher Ms. by Collector Of Customs Eatehei
Marine Hospital Wilmington n c. by Collector Of CuEtoms VIII
ming"a.
Maine Hospital oeaeOls N c. H Collector Of Customs Beau
fort. n. &.
Branch Mint Charlotte N C.. BY Collector Of Internal Revenue
Salsbury, N. C.
Dablouega Ca by Of Revenue
Anta Ca
TERMS OF SALE
One fifth the baar be
h Of shall 18th Ap neIl sb from
dsy Of sale Until paid
failure the Of the purchaser TO make The payments
above will the snreud Of the property and the forfeiture 70
the Government Of ihe payments already made
All bids be the OF Secretary OF
deemed ~ the interest Of the Government 10 do %.
certificate Of sale and subject TO the fegnng conditions
will he the sessu bidder upon The Acceptance bis bid BY the
Secretary the Treasury the deed eIcnid uhel ihe last
shall have been made. GEORGE s. BOUTWELL, Secretary.