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The Christian Associ.tlon .

1uCHhoND, Jun. 1oVV
The Central Committee Of the Christian Association, To-
Gated here fixed New Orleans 18th Of April for the
al Convention Of the Associations.
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Death OF . Prominent Citizen or Albany.
ALBANY, Jan. %, 1850.
John Mcknight, the well known brewer Of this city,
died this afternoon He Of the Commissioners Of
the Albany Police and Trustee Of the Water Board at the
time Of his death
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Presentation to the Roscucrs OF the Crew
Of tho British Bark osszel Galley.

The United States Collector TO day presented to Captain
William B. Hooper Of the ship Ann e. Hooper, Of Bati
more, and first and third mates, Thomas NJ Stokes and
William Edward AUDI three splendid telescopes, from the
British government for services rendered In rcscupg the
survivors Of the Of the Of the British bark
Onze Galley, in April last
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Court CaIendar-This Day.

Cossoy Piyss--By Court without jury.-Part Mos.
81, "a, II, ss, 20.
SUPREME Commandments Part 2-Ncs 500, 800, ITS,
4i3, $50, ST. 5i SIS, $780, 532 1884, $780, 53s, 80 ga,
SIS, 5is, $50 552 Part 1--Oyer and Termner Special
TernNos 81 15s l66, 60, o. lo2s, 1ss, 1885, III, l73,
l74, 175, 1T6, l1o, IS, 1855, 165, 10, 40, SO.
SUPERIOR CouRE-Part Nos 3G5 275, 423, 457, $50,
2i 400 ssa 49,, sos, 32s s57, 35s, 24e, 250 %, 4o
3s5, SOL 431.
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Arrest OF Counterfcftcrs.

ToJDo, Jan. 20, 1850.
United States Dcprty Marshal W. s. Johnson made
descent upon gang Of counterfeiters Saturday last
and arrested and TWO women He also got POS
session Of their dies and large amount Of counterfeit bills
and spurious CON Their examination takes place 10 day
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SAVANNAH, Jan 3 l56U.
The screw steamship Huntsville, OF Cromwelrs line,
from New York, arrived yesterday afternoon.
CHARLESTON Jan. 81, 1860.
The United States mail steamship James Adger, Captain
Adams arrived here at the Bar at eleven pollock Fri
nay evening" at The wharf at light Saturday
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q. n. Btlls. Exchange and CoInmissiOll
Broker No. i6 0feenv ch street. N. b. Prizes Ia Ill lega
lotteries cached.
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The Drawings OF the SUSSEX County
'tnsoaiesioc oueries Of peswMe--
FRANCE. BKoADBENr5 4 Co,


e legs.atnye II the State OF Delaware at t last session
aver 70 France Bosdberts Go lottery corirac; fo
twrn9 years Ne the uudeT signed Commissioners appointed
by NJ Ioytro 81 naG State srperuteUd the drawings OF
sso oery 90 hereby ceuy ts tho following tie mum
hers GRAVE this cay =;
SUSSEX CoUsTY-CLAss 10, JANUARY g. 1860
90, lG Al, IS, Gs, "a, 81, &c, 2s, "a, IS, co.
cossotrp,rrp Lorrsrr--C1A~Q JAZZ. 49, 1850.
IS 3 47. so 46, 81, A. 7S, rs, 81, IS, So, %, &C.
Giressouf hands. at WiniI gon Ee this day (1onday)
January 81, ,sGo.
JOHN DALE,
JOHN W. WALKER, }Comrrlssioners,
AIfRFH ". wOOI1EN,>
FRANCE, BROADBENTs CO..
WilmingtOu Delaware.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-24

Herrfng's Patent Champion Fire
and proof Sales l Broadway, Of Murray
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-24

Defiance Salama ndcr Safes-Wfth Pa
tent powder proof looks and bars Also Are and bur-
gAr proc sdebo~rd and psror safes Depot 6s Murray ST.
corner OF College place. ROBBERY n. PATRICK,
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Mrs. Winslov's SOuthing Syrup.
Millions of bottles now used every year III the Unite
staes for children teethng with failing Rels
immediate and certain. Only Is . bottle
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THE CAPERs OF A GOOD
FOR NOTHING. DIR J n.
RDBINSON'S GREAT HU-
NORoUS TALE, GOOD-FOR-
N Mpaa q P RI!M,ii,.r Or ,,vx 4
4 STORY or OUR TIME6-
NOW FOR THE FIRST TIME
COMPLETED RY THE AU-
THOR. READY TO-DAT
AT ALL THB NEWS DIX
POTS. IN TIE NEW YORK
MERCURY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-24

Closing Sea son OF Furs at COst-a,
WB TIES, tie Halter, 2l6 Broadway, opposite St Paul
church,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-24

Billtards.-J. Lipseombe, formerly nj
Rainbow Fifteen Bassords easy running tables Court
and kemsen streets, BROOKLYN 49,
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TIE CAPERs OF A GOOD
FCk-ECTDlNG. DIR. J. ~
KOBlNsON'S GREAR HU.
MCROUS TALE, GOOD FOR
NOTHING DICK; OR, A
BERO OF HUMBLE LIFE
A STORY OF OUR TIMES
NOW FOR TIE FIRST TINT
tCNPLETED BY TIE All.
TUDR. READY TO DAY
AT ALL TIE NEWS DE
POTS IN The NEW YORK
MERCURY.
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See WfIkes' Spirit for Interesting Let.
TER frg Fred Falkland Heensns agen. In LYNDON on the
area. tgh also bae savers and Aaron
Icrfs tull Southern Races, ard Sporting News from all
tie word.
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THE FAMILY HERALD.


The European Cengress-The Social and
Political History OF slavery-ycws from
the PaciHc-Anajrsi In Europe-Indigna-
ton Meeting OF Colored Peoplc-News OF
the MISUNDERSTANDING or the Markets,
&C., 3s4.
The FAMILY HERALD Of Wednesday next will contrln
History Of the important Congress announced 10 assemble
In Paris It's Objects the Of the plenpotentaries
and Biographical Sketches Of the Rcpresestav An in
tcrcstng sketch o! slavery-socia and pohicarom the
dawn Of history TO tho present tmc Report of the Ind
nation Meeting OF Colored Folks reference to Charles
OConors great Union speech report Of tho Debates in
Congress- Tho Latest News from California Europe &c,
&C.. An account Of the recent Accident the Hadson
River Railroad; All the Local News OF New York and VI
cny OF po lance Reports Of the Cattle Provso and
Money Markets and all interesting news Of the preceding
week.
7xuxs-S2 year; four cents single copy. subscrip
tons received at the office northwest corner OF FIo. ana
Nassou streets New York. Single copies for sale at the
counter and by all agents Advertisements inserted
.. the usual HERALD rates.
rita WOOD EDDY 4 CO, Managers.
prrAwAsE, GEORGIA, KENTUCKY, Nrsovn srATs
DTrsw,rr-Ex1r, Cl.ss 10. 81. JAsrAEr q 1890.
A, rs, 81, 6s, 45, 40, q, 81, IS. 3, 81 ss 10.
50. H. "a o. SO AZ. A, IS. 20. "a, 49, 3, IA, IS.
Circulars tfs a5 5s &C. Tmson
q. a. Bill. Exchange and Com misston
Broker No. i6 0feenv ch street. NJ b. Prizes 10 Ill legA
lotteries eaSbed.
1000 Photos ra pm Portraits Daiiy.-24
Tor H. twelve taken nj sitting at HOLMES 35 Broadway
Closing Season OF Furs at Cost-at
WB TIES, tie Halter, 26 Broadway, opposite St Paul
church.
See Wnke1 Spirit for Interesting Let.
YER fri Fred Falkland Heensn's agen. In L,rdon on thu
Etat Fight also s'es bae between ION savers snd Aarl
Tones " tu Southern Races, ard Sporting News from o.
tie word.
Boots and khoes.-yaterproof
Louble sole, VAIN fur llned and wool,
T1tTEILlf Boots IEGG1NS, BUCkSK1E SHOES
Ard syeryi.arg ces,sbie for winter wear for
LADIES' rens Ap1 boys ct
BROOKS, So Broadway spd 10 Frlton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-24

yoRNE, puNIoNg INvTrTED NAILS NgI.AR0nD
~ 3siaa and al Diseases Of Ne - cured wincs - -
ipeonvsutonee 70 ts patent by Dr.. xACHARu SeHged0
OhryeA W BrOaAxSg Refers % Ne yhyasisas ed sss-
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THE CARERS OF A GOOD
FOK-NOrHING. DIR. j. II
EOBIkSON'S GREAT Hu
MOROUS TALE, 0OODfOR
NOTHING DICK; OR, A
BkRO OF HUMBLE LIFE
A STORY OF OUR TIMES,
NOW FOR THE FIRST TIME
COMPLETED BY TIKI Az
THOR READY TODAY
IT ALL THE NEWS DF
TOTS, IN TIE NEW YORK
MEkCU RY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-24

Bachelors Hair Dye, Wig and Tou.
pee Factory removed 10 10 Bond street. Private
Tor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-24

THE CAPERs OF A GOOD
FOR NOTHlHGl DR.. j. II
ROBlNS0N'S GREAT aU
MGROUSTAl F-0OOD-FOR
NOTHING DICK; Oh, A HE
RO OF HUMBLE Llfx-t
STORY OF OUR TINS
NOW FOR THE FIRST TINT
COIPLETED BY THE Az
THOR. READY TO DAY AT
ALL THE NEWS D1POTS
IN THk Nkw YORK NEk
Cu3Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-24

double sole, VAIN fur lned and wool
THATEILli BOOTS LEgGINs, BuCkSRlN SHOES,
Ard syeryi.ar css>shle for winter wear for
ladies' rents Ap1 boys at
BROOKS, $50 Broadway sod 10 Frlton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-24
NEW BOOKS.
T IFE IN SPAIN.

L.
isa"uM living truth; the thing rendered in nature
bF b, ana bsnt the PLAY ed translated rorgh
all It's variations rich aud We have seldom with
%, vivid wcrd psibtng II tndon Athennum.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-24

Barry's Tric0phereus IL the Best and
cheapest article for dressing beaubying cleansing
preserving aad restoring the hair Ladies try it, Sold By al
drup ea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-24

THE CAPRRs OF A GOOD
FOR-NOTniNG. DIX. j. IL
kOBlkSL MS GREAT HU
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
NOTHING DICK; OR, A HE
RIO Of RUMBLE LlFE-A
STORY UF OUR TIMES
NOW FOR TIN FIRST TIME
COMPLETED BY The AU-
THOR READY TO-DAY AT
ALL THE NkWS DEFUTS,
IN THE NEW YORK MEK.
Curry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-24

THE CAPEas OF AGoOD
FOR NOJnlNGl DIP. J. II.
ROBiNsON't GREAT BU
NOkOUS rALE-GOOD.yOR.
NOTHING DICK; OR, A HE
RIO OF BUMBI.E LlYE-A
STORY Or OUR TINES
NJ w FOR THE FIRST T1MS
COMPLETED BY TINE All
THOR AEADY TO-DAY Al
ALL THE NEWS DEPOTS
IN THS NEW YORK Nkk
CURX
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-24

THE CAPERs OF A GOOD
FOR-HO1HING. DIR. J. II.
ROBIkSON'S GREAT HUI.
MOROUS TALE-GOOD FOR
NOTHING DICK; OR, A HE.
no OF HuMBLK LIZA
STORY OF OUR TINES
NOW FOR THE FIRST TINE
COMPLETED By THE AU-
THOR. READY TO-DAY AT
ALI. THE NEWS DEPOsG.
IN y,I TUE NEW YORK A&.
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THE CAPERs OF A GOOD
FOR NOTHING. DIR. j n
ROBIESOk's 0REAT HU-
MokOuS TALE 0OOD-rOR-
NOTHING DICki OR, A
HERO OF HUMBLE LfFR
A STORY OF OUR TIMEA
NOW FOR TIKI FIRST TIME
COMPLETED BY TIE Az
THOR. READY TO-DAY
AT ALL THE NEWS DE-
POTS, IN THE NEW YORK
MERCURY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-24

Bfllfa rds.-Ba ssford, 149 r fulton and No.
Ann streets Twelve Tables for sale, playing Eteen
Court and Rensen Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-24

s.UTE FOOTSTEPS OF BIR JOHN FRANKLIN TRACED
IN tho Arctic Osean"A narrative Of the discovery oe
se fate Of Frsnsp and BIZ companioDs By Capt Hcgnc
lars day be made by Ea West Norh and South
Three subscription books ready. Send for circulars.
+. +. LLOYD, Pubisher, PHILADELPHIA n
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THE CAPERs OF A GOOD.
tOR-kOTHlNG. DR.. j. Ii
ROBIESON'S GREAT nc
MOROUS TALE, GOOD FOR
NOTHING DICK; OR, A
HkkO OF HUMBLE LIFE
A STORY OF OUR TIMES
NOW FUR THE FIRST TIM
COMPLETED ny THE AU
THOR. READY TO-DAY
AT ALL TIE NEWS DIX
r0Ih an THE NEW YORX
MERCURY.
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ETst ELLANEOUs.

TIE CAPERs OF A Goop-
FOR Nothing. IR. ). IA.
RORlNsOk'S GREAT HU
kOKOuS TALE GOOB-FUk-
\ O1UIN9 DICK: OR, A
HERO OF HUMBLE LIFE.
A STORY or OUR TIMES,
NOW FOR TIE FIRST TIME,
COMPLETED BY THE AL.
THOR. READY TO-DAY
Al ALL THE NEWS DE-
rGqs. IN ThE NEW YORK
MERCURY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-24

Wheeler & WiIson's Sewing Machines
Oaics t06 Broadway, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-24

THE NEW FORK MERCURY
Has now achieved circuason'os ONE HUNDRRD AND
TWENTY-FIVE THOusAND COPIES!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-24

ImpOrta mt to Tafl0rs and Others,-Ths
dnoed new and superior Shuttle Machine large size high
speed with latest improvements Price Sdo For sale II No
40 Broadway New York and No. l62 Fulton street, Brookr
Singers Sewing Machines, for Fami-
Bee tslors and all manufacturing purposes uneqaled
They are capable Of doing greater variety sf and
earning more money than machines In market
Tho new family Machines $50 and S75 attracting uni
vefsA attention. /. N. SINGER CO..
l5s Broadway. New Yort,
LOO Fulton street. Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-24

THE CAPEs OF A sooD-
FOR; , NOT, DR.. J. T.
ROB1NSON'S GREAT HU-
MOsOvsTALE-0(tOD.FOR-
NOTHING DICK; OR, A HE
RIO OF HuMBLF. LfFR-A
STORY OF QUA TIMES
NOW FOR THE FIRST TIMH
COMPLETED Ply TIE AU-
THOR. READ 2 TO-DAY AT
ALL THE NIfW6 DEPOfG 8.
IN TIE NEW YORK MER-
Curry.
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THE CAPERS OF A GOOD.
FOR NOTHING DIR j. II.
EOBINSON'S GREAT HU
NOROUS TALE-GOOD- FOR
NOTHING DICK OR, A
HERO or HUMBLE LIFE-A
STORY OF OUR TINES
NOW FOR THE FIRST TINE
COMPLETED RY TIE AU,
THOR, READY TO-DAY Al
ALL THE NEWS LEPOTS,
IN TIE NEW YORK MER
Curry.
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THE CAPERs OF A Coos
FOR, NOTHING, DIR. j: y.
ROBIHSON'S GREAT HU-
MOROUS TALE-GOOD FOR
NOTHING DICK; OR, A
HERO OF HUMBLE LIFE-A
STORY OF OUR TINES
NOW FOR THE FIRST TIME
COMPL.kTED BY THE AU-
THOR. READY TO-DAY A.
ALL THE NEWS DEPOfG.
IN THE NEW YORK M1H-
CTRY.
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i DTIawtrE--ExTrs Class No. 81. JAyrkKy q, 1850.
Al, rs, 81, 6s, As, 40, 20, 81, IS, 8, GO. 10.
DEIawAnE-CiAss No. 80 JAarary 2, 1860.
3d. IL, "a, "a, SO AZ. A. S. % "a, 40, g. IA, %.
Circulars gent free of charge by adore ssiDg
WOOD, EDDY& CO., Wilmington, Delaware.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-24

Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
pees The best In the world Wholesale and retain The
oye privately applied, at No Asor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-24

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 8 $780,
Inc CSetrd,ion oftte Eightt--Ded1 Of petTunhn ~
fair yf Heaor-Shed Pairing TGlne Of Real EsIde,
&c. DC
The anniversary Of the battle OF New Orleans has this
year been celebrated with more thau customary foet
This, strange as II may appear at the North Is malay
trbuiable to the fact that has fallen upon Sunday
Hitherto has been found difficult TO bring out Cit
zen soaery at SO busy season. but today business be-
ne generally suspended, the volunteers scemtd animated
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THE CApERs OF A Coos
POk-NOtHlN0. DIR. J. 4.
kOBlNhOF GREAT HU-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
0THlN0 DIUK; OK. A AE-
RIO OF HUMBLE LIFB-A
STORY OF OUR TIMEa-
NOW FOR THE FIRST TIMR
COMPLETED BY THE AU-
THOR. READY TO-DAY AT
ALL THE NEWS DEPOTH,
IN THE NEW YORK MhR-
curry.
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THE CAPERs or A GoOu-
foR-kOTHIN0. DIR. >. n.
ROBINSON'S GREAT HU-
MOROUs TALE 0OOD-FO6-
NOTHING DICK; Oh, 4
HERO OF HUMBLE LfFals
A STORY or DUB TIME4
NOW FOR THE FIRST TIL
COMPLETED BY THE Az
THOR READY TO-DAY
AT ALL THE NEWS DE-
POTS, IN TIE NEW YORK
MERCURY.
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THE CAPERs OF A GOOD
FOR NOTHING. DIR. J. Ii.
ROBINSON'S GREAT nU.
MOKOUST ALE-GOOD-FOR
NOTHING DICK; OR, A
HERO OF HUMBLE I.lFE-A
STORY OF OUR 1lMkS-
NOW FOR THE FIRST TIME
COMPLETED BY TIE AU-
THOR. READY TO-DAY AT
ALL THE NEWS DEPCTS
IN IHR NEW YORK MEK
CCRY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-24

The Riggs Truss.-The Multipidnl Pad
protects the cord ard contracts the openings This
water proof durable aud cleanly AS Broome street.
near Broadway, New York.
ABeautiful C0mplcxion.-Laird's liquid
Pearl identifying and preserving the complexion and skin
may tired gratis at A29 Broa6way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-24

Gouraud's POudre Subtitle UprOOts Hair
from low ioreheads upper lips, any OF the body
Walker street
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Trusses or Every Description for Perma-
neui retention Of rupture bathing Trsses Supporters shou
der Braces Suspepsory Bansges st elastic stockings
Caps Apkets and all surgical appliances scientifically ap,
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Hili's HAIR Dye, so Cents.-Black or
brown Depot No Barclay street. also sold nj Az Broadway
nd % drug
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-07-13
Cnn,t Ratlfy.

A few years since Lucas County was one
Of the strongest holds of the Democracy in
the Northwest, and on short notice they
could get up large and enthusiastic meet
iugs. The large class Of foreign population
had been deceived into the support of men
and measures utterly at variance with their
true sentiments. But now a great change
has been wrought. These same foreigners
see that the only party who will carry out
their principles, and iuaugurate sytem un-
der which laboring men and mechanics can
have equal rights and privileges as their
more opulent neighbors, is the Republican
party. The consequence is that hundreds
Of foreigners, both German and Irish, have
left the Democratic and joined the Repub-
licau party. Thus it is, "educate men and
they leave the democratic party and join
the Republicans" -Four times have the
Douglasites tried to get up ratification
meeting in Toledo, and on Saturday night
last, they indefinitely postponed the matter !
Lucas county is now one of the sure Re-
publican counties, and it has all been
brought about by educating the people
The Republican vote has increased hundreds
from the German and Irish citizens.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-07-13

Educate Men and They In,nediatsly leave
The Democratic Party and join our
Opponents !"
Thus spako one Of the great lights Of the
Democratic party in this town, and we are
a firm believer in the orthodoxy Of the
statement. Democrats all through the
land as soon, as they become informed upon
the planks in tho Democratic platform, step
Immediately of Of it, and get on the Re-
publican platform, which is plain, simple,
true and easily understood. We can name
several within tho range Of our own person
al knowledge Now that tho rank and ile
of the Democratic party in this vicinity ex
press desire to be informed on these
points, their papers instead Of giving them
the true statements, are doing their utunos,
to deceive them, thereby hoping to succeed
The game will not win. The people wan
light; and we believe they are getting il too
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-07-13

Tho Plan Dealer, in order 10 make a
hard drive at L. w. Hall, former member
Of Congress from the Tiffin District lwits
bis co-laborof in the Douglas army, Mr..
Bean, now Of the Fremont Messenger, With
bis connection with the $4,000 bribo. We
are anxious 70 sec how Mr.. Bean will relish
the matter. Tho Plain Dealer speaks Of
Mr.. Bean as the "roonsmdte" Of Mr.. Hall,
who confessed TO receiving $4,000 for the
purpose Of carrying tho English Bill" Pity
that one Douglas editor should have such
an idea Of another one aud should be 80
indiscreet as to speak bis opinion right ont.
Or, did not the Plain Dealer mean Mr..
Bean at alli-- Sdndusky Register.
The attempt, by the Douglas editors, to
connectMr HALL with the conduct Of BEAN,
in receiving the $4,000 given him by Wen
dell, is simply infamous. BEAN is Doug
las editor, and before the Covode Commit.
tee he made oath that Mr.. Hall never saw
cent of tho money and know nothing
about tho transaction. Bean got tho mon.
ey and said that ho used it all in paying
his own debts. If the Hon. L. w. Hal
was at all connected with the transaction, as
tho PLAIN Dealer would insinuate, then
Bean, the editor Of Douglas sheet at Ere
mont, swore to falsehood. We prefer tc
take Beans oath rather than the word OF q
common slanderer like Gray Of the PLAIN
Dealer Cleveland National Democrat.
Ifit is Infamous to merely charge man
with receiving bribc, what word in the
English language is sufficient to express the
depravity and guilt Of the man who actu-
ally received it, and then neglected to ap-
ply the money for the purpose for tOhich
IL wGs given?
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-07-13
The LeaXen az Work.

The hearty enthusiasm which had its
birth at Chicago June 18th, on the assem-
bling of the Republican National Conven-
ton, and eliminated on the 10th, in the
nomination of ABRAHAM LINCOLN and HAN
N1BAL HAML1N to be the standard bearers
Of the Republican hosts-is as wide spread
and far-reaching as the territory of the
United States. The Western prairies are
on fire, and thousands are now shouting
their first praises in favor of republicanism.
The far off mountains of Oregon, the gold
en- shores of California, the sons of toll in
New England, the iron and coal men Of
Pennsylvania, the freedom loving citizens
Of the South, the laborers and mechanics of
the Ohio and Mississippi valleys, have sim
ultaneously caught up the shout, and the
echoes reverate throughout the length aud
breadth of the land Never has there
been a Presidential nomination which-so
completely demolished the opposition
Their ranks are broken, their forces scat
tered; and defeat, total and overwhelming,
is their certain doom.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-07-13
The meetInr at Clyde.


Last Friday evening, July 9th, the thriv-
ing business town of Clyde was crowded to
greater capacity with the citizens of San
dusky county, than it had ever before been.
The spacious Wigwam built by the Repub-
licans of Green Creek township was dedica-
ted to the cause of freedom. At sundown
the town was alive with citizens Of the vi
cinity, and at candle-light the Wigwam was
graced by at least 800 ladies. At quar-
ter past O'Clock the "Wide-Awakes" from
Fremont to the number of over 100, filling
eighteen to twenty wagons and buggies,
preceded by the Fremont Band entered the
village, escorted by the Clyde Wide7Awake
Horse Company of about sixty members,
and fine band of martial music. The
streets were crowded, and when the caval-
cade reached the Wigwam, large numbers
were unable to gain admission. Over 700
werc inside, and 400 to 500 on the outside.
The meeting was called to order by G..
G. Eaton, and after song from the Frc-
mont Wide-Awake Glee Club, Hon. R. R.
Sloan of Sandusky was introduced, who
spoke with "the spirit and power" for about
half an hour. Another Lincoln song from
the Glee Club, and Hon. J. M. Root took
the stand and delivered strong speech Of
about an hour. Both gentlemen were re-
ccived with the greatest enthusiasm and
repeated cheers and huzzas, and the report
of canon showed the strength Of the peoples
appreciation.
After the speaking a torch-light process
ion was formed, marching through the town,
amid cheers and applause.
1t was the largest, most enthusiastic, and
earnest meeting that has been held 10 San
dusky county this season. The Republi-
cans of the east end of the county are wide
awake, and will give a good account ol
themselves this fall.
After the torch-light parade, a disturb
snce was caused BY some IS or 20 Doulas,
ties who went there avOwedIy to get up q
fight. They found tho operation Of 'elean
ing out the Wide -Awakes" from Fremont
bad job, and they'll not probably Try it Z
second lime. The respectable Democrats
who were there we're heartily ashamed d
the transaction. 2-'a sa ge fs,fa 40