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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-03
NOTES BY THE REGISTRAR.

NOTES BY THE REGISTRARS.
We append the notes affixed to our blank forms by
the Reristrars as follows:
FIRST W,Ep., Ds,rc,-n,ny voters refused 20 comply
os eci.terrd in hi District Is 100 Of which 1850
a., new I'D pistriet-Rsgs-red 29 names; the
total nuaber5a Nth DitrictThe Registrar did not have
poll s At all they could not be found In The county
,rt Office ~ registered about 10 of which were
the lat Two days the number Poed last year 2" about
TorRrH waRD-FiAh Di,,riet-The Registrar. refused to
give The Humo.r registered alleging that TAG TEiBrss had not
FIyIn WAHD-second District" Cut Off, quite number Of
nspe. hundred Fnh District" The Regis
happy to state that there have not been any dead men
sIITH WAkD.-1hird Dstret-Pon List Slt eEased II ;
h on al pT..eu.d ,brme1e @ the pafpo.s
ofwz.'On Of whom entertained the slightest doubt A.
xrrsrH w.EpSecond Dbtrict-in this district number
PRISON. strongly objected to the new Registry law declaring
ia hnfnhuy and oi without registering hsi
psu A. least half OF the rg,ered on tbs present
t and copied o the November PoA L.t are without Iesi
d.nee. and many hzn incomplete tho lntlA. Only
bling her. Rs.ss OF this district desire that the MAJ
should be known they hove used az their EFFORTS 70 naes
bs without success Fifth Di',re.No less than Is names
Ninth snd 1ueday s47 name, were regis
tered IN The district which were not on 70. Old ron List
TEsTH W,sD.-Four,h Dis,rct-l7O names registered
ELlvEsra WaKD-Fil.t Di,iric,Ths former register Oct
9 Contained 2so names There wers 70 AID ''o'' ~
1slElkrSrs WARp.-s-eond Di.trct-we have 10 aoabt
that Thu lArzer number Of voters Than - nov IL ne
Filth Dct- rssur-s .? whole number SO sixth DsIlci
cd pol list 81 lle; erased H. Se'en'n DIS
Old poll list; l15. -.
ForkIsiSrH WARD-Fifh D.trict-We have nsn1es taken
rom The las, years poll lie; that have Pot apon Tue rrse
ho doubt hsve moved Of the District and viii Dc
tered ether D..:cts AID election day WI in snof'
ssou, on.-,hird Z. A DAVIS, Regis,rsr
Sr-yyxrs W,En-yirs, District-Sal whish nao-r b
tai.n ion Dol s lSs have been dted sIth Dis
poll IL, 6l2 T..ih Ds,rct-n bs' year
poll s md not gwen N full and tne Sns
riserabl. almost fsU getting AZ we
correct SO. n- ThiFteec.h Dstet-aesefed 10
ltvo days $1,000 -. Nj. =,
SiSxrEEs-s wazp-First Datr:,-ln this District the
Registrars ad down the u ten dead ns q voters
iux copied he poll hse Of tat yeeE lbs
4, course corrected ih- -or - sooa Esoe 80
Of i; Third Drct-Th- Resstr.rs In th pStnsi h,d ~
list twelve men VITO bad dief dni
On. atf-up. s1- a. iese tssr
Di-rt-n ih Di.trict thu kesrsss ssie shAl hrs nov
to- RECORDED ~ voters Ina az
xinz 10 youeh for ,be fulne. and sccuracy OF the -t
1zkxrr. yrEsr wARp-Firss Us.rc,-.eventy on new
a.ne. VIZ ,eyi-.r.d Ninth DnctIne n1Ht .r incleds
~. sAas Of nany tho have removed rom the HGd or d.
tiict, and sorse y 30 were de-cezeed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-03

PARApr oF TIE CRY GUARD AND PREsESIA-
rIoS.-Yesterday afternoon, the New-fork City
Guard attached to the Ninth Regiment N Y. s. NJ
assembled AT their armory Broadway, and marched
thence accompanied by Dodworhs Band TO the resi-
dcnce of their new " elected commandment, Mansfield
Lowell in Thirty street. The line was
formed in the street, and the company, pre-
scn,irg arms" presented TO Captain Lowell
by Lieut.. l.. L. Stone. Under command Of Captain
Lowell, the line broke into column and marched
down Broadway to the Aston House, and returned,
b. The same route, TO the Metropolitan Hotel, where
the company, with numbe. of invited guests, par
took of n sumpiuous dinner prepared by Mr. Warren
Leland.
The dining hall was tas;cfuly decorated with flags
and al the lower end two painted figures repre-
senting members Of the Guard in full uniform shoulder
ing arms. TIE ornaments upon the table were as fol-
lows: Military Officer designed for the City Guard
Independence Temple Floral Cornucopia, Fortfca-
ton Scroll, Pyramid, &c.
Afer the usual attack in such cases made and pro-
vided upon the edites, Surgeon Fisher announced the
regular toasts follows:
He Esceencp Edsi ~ Moygaa. Gcrsrsoy o. ne Stat. Of
Nor York C0nmande,in che or ne SOsde-We honor the
1st h'"is Reg'~ra-The bloody Ninth foilSlGc,sa
man 81 it, number City Guard 1900
eiA soldier citizen. who in te OF would prepare o
va: dsciplinarsn. but martinez Ills experience hte
~ aca ain sce valuable all his heart like his post on the
n q ii &c always. . .,
7Ar pass SANDERS Of tie Cy GUdTd-A legion Of honor
the grateful regard Of their companions IN arms
decoration to be- prsd Than The gin OF an sIpeoi
8 + Cry Guard and ne Nah Reginest-NhN patriotism
has Joined together let spirit OF faction put Ssunsr
s. TIE Electric Chain Of Good Co~pdaieHsh,r.Nay thr
ni be Frightened grasp Vi true hands and its currents
supl ieI by norons hSnSs- -, c,.,n..- NJ
,hc ir,s.-A Battery the Outworss OF liefrty-hsy
It's an sinrs be ski- and It's never be foul
To tous,s we've responded 10 by Col. NoshuTgh
Cant. Lowell, Capt. Ferris, Chaplain Henriques, Mr.
CoprinSer, Mr. Draper, Mr.. David Banks. The
seventh toast was responded to by Gen. Joseph
Chambers. During the entertainment a yer! elegant
medal was presented 10 Acting Orderly Sergean, Chas
II. Cooper. by the company, through ex-Capt. Ferris
and ex-Iieut. Buckley.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-03

TtArERAscE MoyrMrST.-A public meeting was
held a the Institute. last evening corner Of Eleventh
stree, and Sixth avenue for the purpose Of establish
ing coffee and rcadingroon,s. with sleeping acconmo
daiions for the incbriatc. The Rev. DIR. d. I. Jonc
opened the meeting by prayer, after which MI mos
Weston r., chosen President, who addressed the
meeting some length showing the necessity OF 'aeh
al institution. The meeting was subsequently, 81
dressed by DR.. Jones, Messrs. Floyd, Rowe, bu's,
and others, and Committee OF FIVE was appointed to
draw up and frame the constitution to be presented 70
public meeting to be held next Wednesday evening
., the same place round sum was subscribed on
the spot, several persons giving 80 each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-03

AsoTHER HEAVY FORGERY Or BEEscH % THrsT
REPoR1ED.-It is reported that another forgery or
breach Of trust has been perpetra,ed by a toSacco
broker in Wall street. The amount is varlous esii-
mated at from SO 0G0 10 5000. Evening Express.
SO far as we can ascertain the onsy foundation for
,his rumor il ,ha, broker, whose checks to large
tobacco house had been aecommodstin2y certified ~
ops Of the downtown bsnls, with which he did buzz
ness early IN ,ne day, failed TO furnish the funds 10 The
bank for their payment before the close Of busAse-s
hour and the bank was therefore obliged TO pay them
on. of it. private Golfers. The deficiency viii probably
be made good to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-03

Social CosFEREscE OF CHRIsTrAss.-Ye-terday,
during the day and evening, meetings held in the
Antioch Baptist Church, Seventh avenue, for the pu.
poee of considering the subject OF sanstGcation or
the Higher Christian Life" In the morning the
meeting was conducted BY the Rev. John Quincy
Adams, and the exerses were spirited. In the after
noon and evening Dr.. Ball conducted the meetings,
which occupied mainly BY the relation of expe-
renee. Several ml;aers Of various denominations
were present and pai tcipsted in the exercise.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-03

CooPyz CsIoS.-The course Of free lectures at the
Cooper Institute was inaugursted last evening BY an
Introductory lecture BY Prof John W.. Draper, on tho
se and proNe,s Of science and civilization throughout
the world. Peter Cooper also made short address,
referring to the anxiety he had f for the completion
of this enterprise and the hope be cherished for its fu
ARE usefulness. There ares dy over 600 applicants
70 Join the clas~es which to b. formed in ChemiS-
Ivy, Mechanical Philosophy, Mathematics, Architects-
al and Mechanical Drawing, and Music The CLASSES
win comuenee, and the 1eadng Room viii be opened
ex. week, and continrse till June next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-03
THE REGISTRY IN THE CITY.
OVER 10000 NAMES RECORDED.

Below give the number Of persons 'yisiered in
every election dstrict in this city, up 10 o'clock las,
evening when The registry closed. Theser turns are,
in nearly every case certified correct BY the Regis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-03

DErARrrRg OF THEATRICAL PEePLE.-By the
steamer Empire CHy, yesterday. the Keller Troupe
and Mir Ada Clifton sailed for Havana, and by the
Alahama. M,e Sara Sevens set cat for Nev-Or,eeas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-03

Appointment OF STATE LiQrOR CoasrssIosER.
The Hon. jacob Sleeper has been dominated BY the
Council, "a state Liquor Comm ,sioner in place Of
George 2. Barnhan, resigned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-03

LAURA kEEsrs THEATER.--The play Of hsrbIe
Hesrs" wss arSi bere Last nigh, to scsnty assocs.
The excellence Of Miss Keene and Mr.. Josthn 70.
-peatvely as Marco and Raphael h too wei
known to demand special comment here. Sanes =
say, the Pay was well put on the ssAse. And w.
acted. Mr. Charles whea,lsigh, ~ "vo'sge," Wa
special horors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-03
WRECXHD VESSELS.

The list Of American sea-going vessels wrecked,
missing &C., reported during the pat month"; is large
numbering ~ vessels Their total value Is estimated
al Also, coo, exclusive Of cargoes-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-03

The Hon. A. ii. Bullock declines a reelection as
Mayor Of Worcester, Mass.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-03
by Telegraph.
Nzu u.ygx Uad,.-I.v ~.

The news Of the collision on the Sound this morn
ing, between the steamer Champion and the Prosi-
dence propeller, only reached here this evening.
II creates much sensation Beside the deaua Of Ne
fireman. Mr.. George Steele, merchaDs Of this citys
il given up by biz family lost. He ieayes wife
hour. and there IL now large crowd srousd it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-03
MARINE AFPAIRS.
TIE sEw WORLD.

The hull having been relieved OF the heavier por-
tons of the machinery and the guards being buoyed
up by oil casks the New World oated yesterday, with
her main deck ju-, out Of water No human bodies
have been found u the lower cabin and the probabil
inv that no lives were ost grows stronger every day
The damaged machinery has been sent to the Morgan
Iron Works. An attempt viii shortly be made to tow
the steamer TO the cay.
STEAMBOAT RAISED.
The steamer Long Island, which was sunk about
week since near Gea Cove brought to tho top OF
the water again yesterday, and will be towned down
to-day and placed in sectional dock for repairs IL
j. aid that the contractors will receive Al 900 for ra
ing her.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-12-09

The schooner Ben Flint arrived in port
last week with another cargo Of iron for the Fremont
Indiana Railroad. This Informed will he sufficient
To complete the track to Fnday. The company will pro-
coed to lay the rails Immediately
See the advertisement Of Curtis d BosT-
WICK. They have line stock Hardware which they
invite the attention Of the citizens Of Sandusky and ad
Joining counties.
A liltle squad of colored children have
been attending tue Unon School at Kenton.. Some two
three persons mortified because they being
instructed raised great hubJub aud the School Board
notified the children they could the schoolong
The decision of the Boald raised greater huJJub
aud the week the little daki,s rcinstaed in the
school, where they sit in by themselves, rceitC
by themselves aud have their nermisson by themselves
A Mr. Peters sends roll of butter to the
Ironton o. Regi Ter, stating that from TIA,
milk Of calf mouths oii The caf has had
cuff hut has with others that have sucked her, unit
tue owner found 1t necessary TO milk her regularly.
Our private opinion is that the who sucks that
yarn is greater cdf than the calf aforesaid.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-12-09
Tonch MOI, Taste Not, handle Not.

The use of intoxicating liquors as a bev
eragc has always been one of the great sins
of mankind, and we suppose it will always
continue to be so. Still when the effects of
its use make so prominent blow and
mark its victims with death, bringing sor-
row and anguish to the hearts Of suffering,
innocent women and children, it awakcns
the minds of the citizens of the community
where the events occur. All talk and pass
their opinions upon the matter. Some men
say minister has no business to proclaim
against the sin of slavery or intcmperance
/ in the pulpit. Some men say an cditorhas
no right to utter word in his paper against
the sin of selling men whisky. To both of
these propositions we totally dissent and
shall forever protest. While we do nH
consider it our duty to call every man who
sells intoxicating drinks, the destroyer of his
felow-man, we must say that if there were
none engaged in this siuful traffic, there
would be less poverty, crime, wrctchcdness
and misery in the community than there is.
Our voice, our pen, and our practices have
ever been against the traffic aud so long as
we can speak, write, or give our influence,
feeble though it be, it shall be on the side
of total abstinence from everything which
can iutoxcatc This we believe to be the
duty of every man. If they differ with
US we hope they do so honestly. They,
like ourself, have got TO answer to higher
tribunal than an earthly one. We cite the
attention Of our readers TO the following
which within the past few days have trans
pired in our midst
Jacob HeHner an old resident Of this county was found
the other day in hs wagon house in dying condition.
As understand, he toldhis wifi. he going to
the wagon house to crack walnus. After about hour
why he stay ed 50 long She fsuud him
lying his back, and in about two minutes he died
Supposed have been alopeclc 1T. lie was man Of
very intemperate habits.
Tommy Tolin honest-hea ted, faithful Irislman as
lived died Friday night last from the effects his
unconquerabe appetite for strong drink. For several
years Tommy had been dayman in ourtown and dealt
regularly in cold water every summer, spinkling the
of Fremont. lie tried many times to REFORM and
for months he would bo rigid teetoaler lie fell many
times. Had il not been for the temptations Of who
knew the cravings of his appetite alluring him take
the body and soul-destroyng cup, think he have
lived for many years. lie n years age leaves
a wife and three little children.
The shooting Of Mr. Davidson few nights was oc-
easoned by strong drink. II the have heard
Of this true think the affair should be legally
investigated by those whose duty it is take cognzance
: of violations Of tile statute law.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-12-09

A .feto doses 1eW also at once check and
cure the most sepere Diarrhoa proceeding
from CoLD IN THE BOWELS.
These medicines are prepared By DR.. c. NJ.
JACKSON & Co., No. AIS Arch Street, Phila-
dciphia, Pa, and are sold By druggists and
dealers IN medicines eperyphcre, at rs cents
per bottle. The Signature cfC NJ. JACKSON
triH be on The outside iorapper Of each bottle.
In the Almanac published annually By the
proprietors called EvERYDoDY's ALMANAC,
you ,ciH find testimony and commenddtory
notices from all parts Of The country. These
AImanacs are gicen dway By all our agents
Sold by BUCKLAND & GRAHAM. and
c. h. McCULLOCH, Fremont. 17y
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-12-09
VIOLENT DeArH oF /. L. BoREN.-The

VIOLENT DEATH OF l.. E. BoREN-The
dead body gentleman naned l.. b. Boren, diseuv-
cred yesterday morning lying upon the Sidewalk Du-
pont street. Ia front Of the California Hotel, with blood
oOzng from his eals most anu gastly w0uhd the
baca o rs head II srtns that Mr u. (Nho clerk to
The Hon. T. d. lirhl >, be luGi AZ hiD ptird 10 his
room H. ia h0tv about one ar tWOoe.u,k MORN
ing, aud after iuckng the tuor and party undressing hin-
sr, 0pehtu thc NiLGow ana out on the ipi,uii,
lon Wleh tr tNt u Io lbv sit tWHlk. ,i,r by dva
or design The ueoe.std a,N vii, anu two chirrl, ia
the "~n"l Fremont tiu. llr ia, urriy engaged in
lic Gu'hihg housr ui Ma. knud y 90, S4v,4ni,
1" CIV AZ Inquest will be hcd-Saa FrdRs SEQ NaiiyH
al Noe lUfh.
The weather for the past few dal 5 has bccn
slightly wnriis The wHi,. rain of rhu S,Ly ateunoon
aud cyrung lst last, turnrd to slevt aud snow Twoa
three inches OF fell Friday, Thermometer 2Oo to 800
saturday night showed agan sun,ay, "a little warn,rr
snow melting little during the day. seighs were out
but the mud under the made il ans thug but pleas
ant riding Monday morning; the weather some code
with but little prospest Ola thw out. Tuesday morning
warm aud rain in; in the afternoon bccue cold and
during the night three four inches Of fell Wed
nesay morning at O'Clock, the ihcmumcte standing
l4' We can now say that winter has commenced In eat
test. Thursd"y morning thermometer 10 above zero.
Hon. Alfred Kelley, an old and well
an"wn citizen oi Ohio, died al hs eadyusy in CvluuJs
Oh Thursday evening. Dso. lsL
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-12-09

Da. HosTETTER's BrrTERs have received
the warmes enconums from the press and people through
out the Union As valuable tonic for the cure Of Dys-
pepsia Fatulence Constipation and general nervous de-
bty It cannot be approached Every day new cases Of
its great effect are chroneed through public journals
There s nothing equal to the enjoyment, 70 that which
the afflicted experience when using this valuable specific
Its mild tome s and vigorous action upon dsor-
dered stomach and the cleansing Of the entire human body
should recommend It to all classes ofourcommuny. All
that will c necessary to convince the skeptical Of its
healthy effects purchase bottle and be convinced
Sold by druggists and dealers generally, everywhere
~ Sec advertisement. 4jw5
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-12-09

We offer Premium for the best Carriers Address for
$780, any of the $3Magaznes and the Fremont JorR
NAL for the ensuing year The address to be from l5O to
200 lines in length, and to be handed ia by the 23d Of De-
cember Iii desirable have it contain many the
local events of the past possible The poet to
suit his or herown tase in the style ofwrng lawatinn
excepted All manuscripts sent in will be considered as
o,r
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-12-09
Rend and Doubt no Longer.

pAiNEsvi1l1 o.. Oct. 2s, 1907.
Or. r. j. fYoN--D Dear Sirs-Deen gratitude requircf
me tn certify you the blessings received from Goo
through your agency About eight months ago was sui
whole system was iaboHng under worry hazardous stua
ton Twice hed at the Lungs, and Periodical chils
were reducing me To- very dangerous state. Iapped to
you after having tested the skill o other Physicians OF
this place to no success; aud end myself with the
brightest hopes rcgainng gOody degree OF health
once more And SINCERELY hope II may he yourportion
TO relieve the sucrngs Of thousands OF poor disoouaging
ipvalids as rot, have me Yours, &C..
4jnl3. SlBElal Al. BAkEh
See advertisement IN another column Dr. Lyons VII BE-
at his In the Croghau House on the 2d and 25d OF
December
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-12-09
CincInnaII PorI. market, Dec. G.

The market for hogs WAS AGAIN much excited to-day,
and iHrthe advance Of 20a25c established Ia prices
The immediate cause of this light receipts the arr
vls for the last Is hours not eding 001 The sales
comprise about 5000 at 640aB,6 was paid in some il
sta ces At close however, there good hogs to
be had below 675 and not many at that holders having
mostly stepped aside for 81.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-12-09

Al the residence Of her iahr ii York township, the
18Th 81 November, nf pulmonary consumption, SUSAN
ELIZABETH MUGG, In the 23i year "flcragc.
Miss MrGG had been in decinc fnr or three years
At times she had strong h pes of recovery but physi-
clans could do little else than palate, remove the dis
ease which was slovy hut surely working death for the
body FOR such ms she death had sting. Her snu Is
no" clothed Ia Immortality, and shall dwell In ihe
presence ol The savior she 50 deadly loved Bessed are
the dead who die in the Lord"
In Ballyle township, at the residence of n " Ievis
on the l2lh November. ANTHONY l.. WILLARD H.
airra pr"lnrt spinal illness Of about lour yiais aged
10 ears, months. - -
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-12-09

Flour market quiet change in quotations; saes 800
bills Whcatis dull and rather easier sales this morn
ing; last cveinr. $500 bu Chicago spring at O2
500 h prime white lud. at l,35c Other grains quiet
Whisky firm.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-12-09
Pork market, Dee. 8.

The fever IS up. iog@ ard their product have CON
stant upward tendency We hear Of sale of GOO l
cradle al seymour Iud
We also learn that between 900 and have been pur
chase in Shelby at S5 gros-.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-12-09
Toledo & Wabash Railway.

lRs ys - Sc lISsIla
THE MOST DIRECT ROUTE FROM
Toledo to St. Louis Springfield Jlcksonville Decaeur
Naples Quincy, st. Joseph. Memphis Niekshurgt
New Orleans, and all points In the Souih-Nest
NN and after SUNDAY, Nov. l3. 1859 Passenger
Trains will leave "Union Depot" TOLEDO daily, &"
Jolows:
Express, tcxeept Sunday 1920 p. M,j Fort
Wnync o. O5 w.: Peru 100 p. NJ: Lugrnsnit sou T. NJ
LAFAYETTE 1910 NJ; arrive at State Line y 235 A. NJ
Express Mail, (-Ncept Saturday 1880, A. m.j
Fort Wnync 5,15 81 Peru 500 A. NJ; Lpganspnrl 500
NJ: Lafayette 10 90 A. NJ arrive State Line l24O T. NJ
Leave ST NTE LINZ H.:
EXPRESS Mail 4 a. NJ; Lafayette 20 a. NJ; Lo-
rnnspert rs A. NJ Peru s.u5 A. NJ; Fort Wayne llOO
A. VI arr i've at Toledo 3 80 p. VI.
Express $50 p. VI, Lalayetee 10 T. ~; I'o-
gansp6rt 80 pm Peru Q35 p. NJ; Fort Wayne 1910 A.
NJ. arrive mt Toledo 4,30 \. NJ.
Tho above trains make tile following direct and relia-
HE conucctinusi Westward at Ft Wayne with Pttsbnrg
IT, WAYNE Chicago Rail Road; at Peru with the Peru
md indianapolis r. r.; at Logansport with the Cincin-
natl and Chicago II. RI at Lafayette with the LAFAYETTE
md indianapolis and New Albany and salem r. r.; at
Tnlnno and Drcatur with the Illinois Central H. K; al
Springfield with the st. Louis, Alton and Chicago X X
Eastward Toledo with the Detroit and Toledo and
Cleveland and Toledo Railroads for all points East.
sleeping cars are attached to each Night Train.
Through treght leaves Toledo at 6.3o p. NJ
Do do arrives Mt Toledoat 400 AN.
GEO. II. BURROWS, Gen. Supt
| G. w BARTLETT. Genl Ticket Agt.
! Gen. Sup't's Office, Toledo, o., Nov. TO- 1859.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-12-09
Now York nInrkot-ncc. Z.

FL0UR-M,fke' very quiet and unchauE,,i sales, TO-
600 hbs 5,l0t5 is for snper state; 530ah35 extra do;
sl0a5,25 super wosern 6G5n575 round hoop q. Cana
dian Rour unchanged; sales trihing 5,4Oa63j Rye
-four qniet at 4Oa4 so.
GRAIN Wheat very quiet md prices unchanged; rye
quiet atSSaS9 barley dull at S0aS5 quiet sndseav
at So So 9ii95 for old yelowi oats very dull I5aI6
for state, tern and Canadian
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-12-09

An alteration occurred between John B.
halh"S"nA,d Cna'les Martin in Cleveland the night al
th' 2 last in which ariin stabbed Matheson in the abb
dome o Of which wound c died in about fifteen minutes
N4gtis vss arrested aud placed in Jail