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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-12-27
sword Presen,atIon In DIVIDE.

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LlF-T..II -,
! ~ '~u "e es''"e"i W " "aPPreciahnB DE pa
! triotic efforts, purchased a magnificent SroTd
and invited the Captain and his Compauy out
a. Ola. "a, F.;a., ...,,-.- ~ oo,,i ~. q,
| - .'..y ,'y 0'.s' 'ne .' 49,
receive u as tesumonhl OF ther klho reshIus'
large audience, the "elite" Of the town, inciud-
! ing a fine representation of the afair ser" as.
.,'l,,.,
'enOieu a. sn carry hou''
hon A. Ihorpe was called TO the Chalr, ana
after stating the object Of the meeting, Rev Mr..
Barker arose and addressed Cant EAroS in the
- ,....-..-.--. -
'ollo""s i""s""ge'
CAPT. EATON, Co. A., 12SD REGIMENT Ono
VOLUNTEERS: have the honor, sir, in behalf OF
your friends and fellow townsmen, ladies' and
gentlemen, to present you this beautiful sword,
the weapon OF your defence and offence, an also
part OF the ensign OF the high office with
which You have been honored. 1t was pur-
chased with their liberality, and Is presented as
a token OF their esteem, in confidence that itwill
S Su nonoraoy MoI,, apu eIhclenI!y useu w ueI
human liberty. and ,bov trust hat vonr natri.
otism will be as evenly and highly tempered as
Is the ,uroished blade, and as its glltterng pol
iot yonr bonnrohIo cndo T., tnr 1 ara;ai
reflect the beroism. prowess and yalor of so mo-.
ble band as under YOU are marshaled for our
country's defence and protection.
As YOU 20 from MS bearing this token Of our
esteem. unshenth that furbished blade and re-
turn it not to its scabbard until the glorious old
fac of your country shall he itnfurled unon ev-
ery fortress and State Cinitol of the nation nm
Itii tho telegrams of naaca shall be ,troatcbed
fo,,, ,l ri, ,,,;,oai soa, e 49,, ,r,ias'
bonrinr,, Co. ~ r,n1,''a,tos oS NJ W. 81.
rcturn Z NOT NIL tho R,yio IF poooo shaii
senJ ;,s s;iyor, stro;,,s tbrs,',h ,,oiia,'
and ,nountoin ,o,.,,o ar5 IT, s;y,, ,",sy av,,
n,ornta;, TO-, ~ Ghis ,ast poO,II;o ''oo"' ''''J
To,;t ,o,lp - ,;,J - f4I. w. ,,l r.;
two fror, hodo,o S"anor tonI hia
Of onr osteor, std c,St itS sorerd ~ ~
foot Of tL P,'il az .,1
r,,nd 60, JstnmIl ~, 80 NV "OUiU '''"
Wonored cir aoil moi tbis ,o,;slod h,,do .,,.o
with the noIIn,eJ bIooJ of traitora nnd = a.
tbickest If The ebt in tho d;n on F
hattie Iot thee notio cor,trin,s % ors 80. ~,
flashing aloft this polished blade, and hear the
shrill voice of their leader ringing out on, on, ON
comrades 10 victory
Inc ingenious lace oil the Captain exhibited
unmlstakaole manifestations OF gratitude as he
received the splendid gift, but sufficiently re-
covered his equanlmity to respond in the follow
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-12-27

Capt Wilmington, Of Michigan, writes from
the Charleston Jail, that the prisoners Of waF
itors are not allowed. That Is being dshut aut
from the world.
Capt. Sharp Of the 46th Ohio. recently gave
ocrai, a thorough demonstration Ct masola, for
slandering Capt. sharp's sister In his paper.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-12-27
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
The New Meat Market

TVNHE undersigned would say to the Farmers Of sandus
ky county, that they paying the highest market
price In CASH for most kinds of vegetables such as
Potatoes, Cabbage, Turnips, &c.
We will also pay cents pound for live Turkeys, and
cents pound for dressed Chickens.
We would say TO the citizens Of Fremont that we are
selling the quarters Of beef for 12 cents per h.
by the quarter and other meats In proportion.
II you want TO live CHEAP buy Meat. Vegetables
&c. Of us. TRAVIS co.
Fremont Nov. Is, 1861 45n
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-12-27

WArsoSs NKuRALeIA Kno never fails to cure
Rheumatism.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-12-27
An Admirable Family Paper.

Subscriptions may at any time Pay alrays
in adu0nce. ANY person sending twenty sub
scriber will be entitled to extra copy for his servcep
for ten subscribers he will receive copy for six months
When club Of subscribers has been forwarded additions
be made to II the terms II is not necessary
that the members of club should receive their papers
the post office. Each subscribers is printed
his paper Cergymen supplied at the lowest club
rates Money may be forwarded at risk. Specimen
copies Of the EVENING PosT will be sent free to all who
desire II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-23
Third Edition.

The Littleiohn Libel suit.-psw,,t G. Li,,s,oh,
against Horace Greeiey-damsges laid at 25OOO-tr,ea ., m
ae owegO Circuit before Judge Bacon aud fully repo,d
fhE TRIBUNE by j. L. CrOsby-is published in ne,, Coz.
Ssc' pamphlet Of IS pages and for sale at this Office Price 10
cents Although e great bulk Of the evidence for tse
was ruled out by Judge b. yet the opeang on that s
-sn'Ah T. WILLIAMS, esq. sivess good idea of II,
'e o. ,hs grounds Of de,tee Of The NewYork
~ is engineers, and their instrumental The
san0 IF 49, OF Absny deserve and viii eon,pS 1Sl bs
whatever can be ssid sgS,a,u And whoever
not Be sns%sIs s"s .s5e S0 Says WHO @ ss bet
The plaintiff by tho Hon HENRY WIN me summing up for
WICK ~ 'he sse.s, ~ M cs e. sD0
lice hee siits are less tba ~gectf as po-
s$sten o. o H. s0bjec ofeadrins s1u at .no
s w Rha 'H' pamphlet "9b Iesdpg md ,ese.Vps
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New 1)ublifatlons.
DAY-SCHOOL BELL.
A NEW SINGING BOOK
FOR DAY SCHOOLS,
l.dt
ID A Y.S G III O OIL

DA AY.S CHI DOL B T. l. l.,
resdy 1t contains about 200 pages of choice Songs
Solos Rounds Catches Duets Tot Quartets and Chousea
Of them written expressly for this work beside y
Of the Elements OF Music The Elements easy and
successful in ucng young scholars to sing correctly
and scenGcs ", while the tunes and words embrace such
variety iSly attractive stirring music and senti-
1ent lat trouble will be experienced in inducing all be
ginuers with zeal in acquiring skill in Of the most
health giving beauty improving happiness yielding and
derprOducng exercises Of school life. In simplicity Of its
Elements In variety and adaptation Of music and In excel
ence and number OF s songs original selected and adapted
n claims by much TO excel all competitors II will be found
be the best book ssued for Semnare Academies and
Public Schools few sample pages Of the Elements, Tunes
and Songs given ia circular send and get II IL
compiled by Horace Waters, author Of "SsbbsthSehoo
Bells" Nos aBd 2 which had the sale Of
65o go copies In IS months.
Prices paper 20 cents Is per 1905 bound 80 cen
per 100 cloth bound embossed gilt 40 cents 100
Mailed free at the retail price
HORACE WATERS. Publisher.
No. 43l Broadway, NewYork.
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MAYoR's OFFICE. NEw-YoRK, Dec. 20. 1861
$500 Reward.-Wheress. BERNARD LEVY, who
doing business broker at No l48 Csna, the
City of NewYork, found lying dead floor Of his
Office e. the abovensmed place. with his throat the
morning Of the l4th us and whereas IL believed ths' he
was murdered; now, therefore. L, FERNANDO WOOD,
Mayor OF the City o. New York do by virtue Of authority
vested in of reward OF Five Hunded Dollars the
apprehension aud conviction of the person persons
committed the murder Of said Levy. Said be paid
on the certificate Of the Dsrc. Attorney the Judge
fore whom the conviction had that the claimants en-
titled to said reward but all claims presented to the
Mayor within twenty days after such conviction will be dsre
gaIded. FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor.
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miscellaneous.

4 GENTS WANTED-To sell soIsetbing en-
IA tirely
NEW AND ORIGINAL
An article that viii prove value every SOLDIER
sailor, uavelder mechanic, artist md trscesnan. The
MCCLELLAN GiFT-PUHTABLE WILING DEsk
Of the geatest inventions Of the Nineteenth Century
can be carried in the soldiers knapssck end when open
forms good sized writing desk. Eaci desz contains the
10 wing articles:
q SHEETS COMMERCIAL NOTE PAPER,
q SHEETS LADIES' Billet PAPER,
q SHEETS LADIES' NOTE PAPER,
q MCCLELLAN ENNELOfES,
q BUFF ENN NELOPES,
q CREAM-COLORED ENNELOFES,
1 BOTTLE INK,
= FINE STEEL PENS,
\ FINE PENCIL No.
4 SHEET BLOT NC TAPER,
4 ACCOMMODATES PENHOLDER
ALSO
FINE PIECE o. JEWELUI
Agents wanted all the country send ,ep for cFca
lar W. H. CArELi, NJ. lo2 Has.ou-st.
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At Retail.
Holiday Goods,,
"Whnt Constitutes n Commercial Failure ,"

Wfut COnsufutes C0mmcrclnI fnIlLfe "
IAN OPINION AS IS AN OPINION"
John VI Bred trcet Son Of the Improved Commercial
Afe-cy" pronounce with great expenditure Of Ink their
failure e when John NJ BFadstreet admits and Il also
be T)ved by competent witnesses including bsnk
scer bankers and merchants that their property covered
by chat,e mortgage that they large amount OF
past due that they had extension that they have been
repeatedly protested that they have been sued AID have
compromised debts Now. in the Of commercial iues
Iity what would they consider failurel
They that they have commenced action for
libel for informing con6centiay subscribers Of their
failure az duty Now If said Bradsrce.s wish TO re-
Penish their excbequer they have prompt mode
soccesssoi than relying the tedious Of
snr lhw vz We will 3 900 TO go that the Cham.
yer Of commerce o. ts city viii decide thSt the
above constitute failure
So.J q en- aIlIe n cur Posseson drawn up BY Bred
Messrs. Bradstreet Son s.sp,A M, ,b., ,bo h.-a No,
tsSi and We gladly give them the 6es.l, of such deni,
relsdt 20 sign it unless John NJ pradsyae ,,,,I "a
before |onisiioner and subscribe to its n,b ubjb he
refused TO d. ca account Of expense Wethea oetss
eaoe the whole question st issue Judgment ,pd
oecisio o. commercial men, with the simple a.
John A. BradsIeot Son competent 10 publsb a. ~
Conmerela Repefts' in which they preead 10 give ,h ~,
mercantile standing Of two hundred ihousnd bo,Se
houesl e'-"1 Vdsiuess
An Of which is respectfully submitted
l.. BALLARD Co.
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GUIDE A''''i'"So
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for the 6olioans.


An
ARRIVAL
EXTRAOR OINARY.
Have YOU heard the arrival Of good : nts Claus,
With bic wonderful budge's and bundles and cases.
Who people ught hsi gone of to the wars
He Is here aud the bes. il, he puts up at MACYs.
He arrived IN the night all alone by himself
Aud stra. .h the chimney he without warning
Aud ilied up each counter and PACK ID every shelf
With Christmas gfts before II was morning.
The richie and finest (you'li see them at MACf'S);
He brought dolls the mlsses md hips i1r the boys,
And he laughed he thought of the.r bright little faces
He had zifs for d . ladies and gentlemen too
Perfumes fot the toilet, aud jxes aud baskets,
Aud rich fancy articles. IS tempting aud new
IA Aladdin Ger drew from his magcal csskets.
Such dsiuty embroidery for n 5nle or dress
Such neat fitting gloves and such ribbons aud lsces
The merry Saint broGght and II mus; be confessed
lie showed hs good when he left them q, MACfS
r. H. MACY,
Nos. 2O1 ard 206 ethav.,
Two doors below lithst
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gneflaI Notircs.
Lecture by Theodore Tilton

THE LATEST QUESTIONS OF THE WAR,
AT THE COOPER INSTITUTE,
THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER PC.
Doors open Lecture 8. Tickets 25 cents at James
Mers Bookstore, No 52a BrOadwAyi Ross Touseys No
l2l Nssssust AnSlayery Office No Beekman -. Inde-
n.pde, Once No Beekman-st Seats VIII be reserved
,eutrance OIL 3davl for Gentlemen with Ladies, II their
tickets are purcha,ed be 'ore o'clock Thursday p
American Institute Fnrmers' Club ,tsIl viii N meet
at its rooms. IA the Cooper Union Building THIS pa
I1iondsy), Dee. 70, at u O'Clock M Subject Flax"
JOIN w. CHAMBERS, Rec. Sec, pro ten.
THIS Nloldsy) EVENING, 23d iust N the South Pre'oy
terisn Church THE Rev. DR.. spears) Brooklyn su9ect-
coe his interesting Book Of Travels and Explorations wi" be
offered Price % cents
Every Monday Evening. at the HOWARD MIS-
SION, No. q New B9wery iI.meIy oI'lie oArdner y
Olive Branch Lodge Of Good Samantans hoids pu9hc
Temperance Meeting with Singing by the Little Wander
ers" Sneakers this evening: The Rev. X o. TOLES, d.
LAW and r. NJ. POEK
New-York Young Men's Christian Associa-
tioG.-1he Regular Nouthy Meeting o. The Associei9s VII
be he'd THIS Monday EVENING at the Rooms No 81
Bible House Select Resdngs by Miss u LILA a. LAIh'
ROP. The Hon. b. g. MaNIERRE viii report for the
Christian Commission
The Hero of Lexiugton and the 69th.-
BY request the officers The 6jh Regiment ~ !. 81 NJ
COLONEL MULLlCAS
@RECOLLECTIoNs OF THE SIEGE"
p. the Cooper Institutes MONDAY EVENING 23d inst,
O'clock Proceeds to be sent to the poor OF Ireland
Tickets Is cents can be obtained from the Officers
door .he evening of the lecture Dodworth Band will be
In attendance. Capt JAS. B. KIRKER.
Quartermaster j. b. NELLY,
Lieut. PETER MCQUADE,
Committee Of Arrangements
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-23

NEWSDEALERS and BOOKSELLERS
bear in mind that In order to their supply
for the HOLIDAYS of BEADLE'S CHRISTMAS STORY,
their orders should be sent ia at We have withheld the
Seventh Edition for the express purpose Of making 1t all
the orders and therefore octous that the Newsdsa
sr and Bookseller should anticipate his inevitable LARGE
SALE. 20 fer to inclose his order i'm aedstely
MAUM GUINEA h Of the year. Its sale viii
reach hundreds for every sold OF any dollar book
BEADLE & Co., Publishers
ROSS L. TOUSEY General Agents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-23

The Fair of the Memorial Church Benevolent
Society Will be continued through be day SATURDAY
Dec. Pr and MONDAY and TUESDAY before Christmas at
the schoolroon HaImOndt, Waveey place. Come
and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-23
Cbrisunns ard New-Year's Presents.
THIRTY YEARS IN ONE PLACE.
IUCIUS HART,

Nos. and nurling. slip.
SELLING AT WAR PRICES,
large assortment OF RICHLY SlLVER-PLATED WAR;,
USEFUL AND BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY AND BRIDAL
GIFTS
Coffee and Tea Ums FROM SO to S8 Casters FROM SO to &l3
Tea Sets from..........,. to 30 Cake Baskets to
Salyers................ Ito so Pitchers ito Is
Also, CHlLDREN'S CUPS in great variety FORKS and
SPOONS, TETE-A-TETE SETS, BUTTER DISHES,
BREAkFASr CASTERS, kc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-23

The Third Anniversary Of the fOURTEENTH
WARD INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL viii be beld on MON
DAY EVENING. 23d inst, in the First Baptist Church.
Rroome of Elizabeth. Addresses will be delivered
by the Rev. CHARLES L. HARRIS Pastor Of the Greene
sl. Methodist Church. LUClUS HART, Esq, and others.
Presentation Of Prizes to and Singing by the Children Ser
vices viii begin u O'Clock.
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Tie German Republican Central Committee.

The German Republican Central Committee.
n Ite GermdH hCpRJi,oon Ward ClNbs 81 The CITY and
Comfy Of Ne,c Yoyk-An the Ward Clubs requested
complete their elections ii accordance with their respective
bysws of te. Delegates and three Aernstes from each
10 repre- them 10 tbs Central German Republican Com
ttee for the year 1852 before the 9Th day Of January
The Central Committee will hold its first regular meet
ing for the ensuing year Of FRIDAY jan no Ia
the Se1bsn House Nos 29 and 29j Bowey when all dele
gates viii please present themselves with regularly certified
credentials. ANDREAS WlLLiiANN.
President OF the German Rep. Cent. Com
HrxSy ~ R,cn,sn Secretaries G. R. c. c.
f. MALIGEON Chairman Executive Com.
ALFRRD ERBE. Secretary Executive Committee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-23

Mrs. Il. II. Roberts, Prscticipe Physician will give
Medical Lectures exclusive ladies, every MONDAY oni
THURSDAY, at her sitence, No 70 West 36ths;.,
uepcrg always at s'cocs Admission free. Mrs. r. de
votes her practice specially 10 all Diseases Of Women, and
furnishes to Ter patients Ill necessary medicines and
dies Ample accommodations a. her house for all chronic pa
fenis and aides dGug 1neent Personal consultations
tree. Advice By mol = l.
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Tne Church Hurorist--AN EVENING WITH SID
NEY SMITH--A lecture BY the Rev. HENRY J. FOX, in
the Methodist Church cernr tpsce and Henryt South
Brooklyn. MONDAY EVENING, 23d inst. Tickets 70
cents Music at 7! o'clock the Alexander OTgsu by c.
Hatch Smi.h. Organ from T. Fsbrequetts jr, Nc. 2O3
Broadway
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Hlilitarp Notlres.

Van Buren, Light Infantry. Headquarters No +S2
Broadway Encampmeut at
SCAMP HILLHOUSE,"
LONG ISLAND.
This of the few regiments 10 be completed for service
All who wish join notified to do SO before the st Of
January. Men may now choose their regiment In snort
time this choice viii be taken away.
THOS. B. VAN RUREN Colonel
iffepfIou.-SEVENTY- EIGHTH CAMERON HIGH
LANDERSThree Dollars tt3 bounty will be paid to stout
hearted able men on being mustered into my company
Warm barracks and abundant provisions are provided imme
cvely On enrolment Recruiting office No DO Broadway
basement JAMES T. hobthIsoN' oaPtul;,
N B-The family supplied with certificate of relief on the
recruit reaching camp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-23

THE LATEST QUESTIONS OF THE WAR,
AT THE COOPER INSTITUTE,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-23

Nj ESSRS. SCRIBNER & Co., Agents for
IVA the publication, of Mr. Henry q. Bohn, The Oxford
University Press and many Of the lestng London pubishe
have for sale the largest stock IN the United States OF
NEW ENGLISH BOOKS
Persons desiring Present Books 8c. would DO well to er-
anime It. many choice works and editions will be found IN
i, not elsew ere TO be met with
CaAhLEs SCRIBNhR No. l24 Gnnd.st Brooks Build
Just Received the finest Book OF the se3on:
SHAKESPEARES songs AND sONNETS.
Illustrated by JOHN GILBERT with TEN BEAUTIFUL
COLORED DRAWINGS tfsc smiles Of the artists paint
ings aud forty Engravngs Wood superb folio volume
.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-07
g7lusiraI.

p L A N O s
at prices which cannot fail to SUIT.
Having good stock Of Piano Eortes, from the cele;
brated mandatory of HALLETT, DAVIS CO. OF
Boston, feels confident of suting ALL They consst0
g. ST. 81 and octaves, both plain and ornamental nnls
Prices VARYING from 500 to $780, according finish Tho
above Piano warranted to give entire satisfaction
Also SERAPIIINES forsale and to rent. both portable
and Piano styles, consisting of A. and octaves
PLANO FORTEs TO RENT.
consisting of g. 81 and octaves. Prices per quarter
from So to S2.
His present stock of PIANO F0RTES and sERA .
PHINES for sale sale and to rent is between 50 and On
comprising great variety of style and finish giving
good opportunity for persons to select either for pur
chasing renting.
Persons wanting PIANOS or sERAPHINEs, are in
vted to call deopu
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N.B-soe Agents in Worcester for Grover & Bakers
Sewing Machines. dtf ap29
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90 be Eet.

Two LET-A Tenement of six rooms in
good order, with garden If desired Apply at %
Chandler street. diff Pp'' an1
A TENEMENT of six or seven rooms,
- on the corner of Main and Beaver streets TO rent
lses. dtf '' VI Siv b tee
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET-To
Gehllemen Ingure at L. D. Warmers Al Main
street, opposite the Central Church dam apI5
TENEMENT TO RENT. A GOOD un-
per tenement of five rooms is to be let for ass H.
Hulrc at No. ! Vernon street. DIT " S'' III, m