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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-10
Girnct lInb SflturIi.

Sine icbGus Iuswahl ron Carpet -@ru'It uni
5ueratn uno ulItrllt Sttc9en 9Orpet, Stccr uni
Sifb Sdidbsr. 3u ptrtouftn lei
9tCnin9sr umb S6rimrr.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-10
8Dnllct~ t~SDren.

q llntcr3st&nrrn batm fUeb'n gum &trfaui
nbaItm, cine HHrIde AuSwatI SCnnet' Scrsn-
Gin lclfes &iIrrttment ME nod ME stebrm rint
In Qaentaun angetrpffen wurrc-unb labrn nas
Der Nibsrnnsn, Muiner, SaufIeuts II. +. 10. Gin
tci ibnsn pcriuiprs6m, rsnn fs Bargains ma.
den woun-rrnn ibrr prsibs Itnb gang unee.
p6bnIid ttllig.
Guth rpS SofFri1
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-10
@utb uno 6etfrid,
S0b0f! Gobne!

Die unterjcidnrtrn 8erfertisrr Spn Gisaum
une 8abatbdnplrr, wunidn Gtsaurnmahr une
eas 9ubltum i'm Nl9cmrnrn parauf aufmrrtiam
VI na6rn, paB iie Icetm erbaItrn bdtcn cine grp'
Be unb oaacmrine 2Iuspabl Spn Gcnncetirut,
Obic unb Spaniltsm SIGttrrsQ Qatot, nrbl elmer
aaecmeinm NuepabI Der beirn atttn Stcd 81.
1arrrn, GopenriiA uno 9iluA Qatnf, wrIhcS
lles fic gum @rfduf austietsn in iGrfm Sturc,
JfOrO Sittrnte StraBr. NaErtaun, ga, fir gaar.
lslp pbsr auf Grseh.
Gbarlcs H. Eubc uno SSbnc.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-10
Sai,! gaf;! Cali!

@tmabIrne6 giperpGcl Sal, in SGdyu uno beiu
Bufhd; ftines Nfhtcu bli oer Nuantitat cosr in
S6deu, ic pie tIsins 9iarp SOds-med,es allies an
Den nItoEriten ,preigeu pSrtauft piro
gu ptrtauftn brt
Stsnn9sr mp S6simsr.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-10
Slanncls Don alien Nrtcn.
SalS
Ssi fem Sad unb bstm 8uI6el.
u ofarelen
Sn eorSen, talbsn unb Siertel SGrrsls.
Gjrp3creien ! Gjrp,ereirn !

lms= 2Btr hatttn Elm frIhes uno <sEzFz
h1Mt-A-- As 9utcs NfIcrtcmtnt pcn 6rc fFEIITTifA
ElBgs5s4.ssa jtrccu ouf !oonb, ais Bud HI sfSHItS
SHsiazSEs4' or, 8Gfee, 9Octaits, u.i. 10 EELl44Is2
uno etn alI9tmcuCs NfrrtSmtnt non allen Nrten C4G
ter ots 9ewEhnlb in cinsm wcbl9cbatttuSn Srrt. n.
2Baoren: uno G5rciereicn Strbr gciutbt mcroen.
Die Obi9cn Sitter fnp an ben niecerltrn @aar:
9dcsQrCfsn ein9stouft. unb iClIsn psrtauft msrosn
an preiBen wstdbs Su ben 3titen po6su.-OPuftt tIt
uns an uno unrrIuht unlers Sitter che ibr icnltpc
fault.
SpbiaG Z. SurS9c. 2Snlter Z. 1cnrS.
2lprit 10. nobp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-10
9tu 9u83ebren6e
unb 9teruenz2 eioenoe

II II gt eroe NY et D c Il Be.
Der lluttrBtitnctG, rcr siujStn 1atrtn Gin Sin.
wtbntr rcn Hitn, c1tcCdtc wdtrCnt Ct tcrt par,
sln stnfotbcS &rdutr. Wltta-tjnc gtnigr Rur Jar
Hus3Cbrun9. Hnhmo. %rcHtbtljs, puisu, &riSl.
mn9, uno nsrrSt CsbtItat Sir r,u 9luern pcn
Nu@Ibrsnetu uue 9itrrtn 2CietnrSn III CT piutns
oaptItc ju rtrSNCultjAtn.
ScItE r,e IS munhtn mtrt sr cine Wcrlhrih,
nit rcGtr NnwltiunN ttcittufrcD mienten rtrn.
falls crs @rcbi rcn ttr YN,ttiiu, mtthc Te ols ,i.
nt hdtht ScmEirolicn rcn Ger 9ioiur's ,infobln
8rdut'rn hnotn mEreSn. SclhC tit ros yTittsl III
haben munhIn, tEnncn ss turtb lie ;urGdt,hr,nps
gof ErbaIt'n. wenn fs fthrsitln an
.. Is. Gutbbcrt,
Ar6utCr Octtcr
,,....o --... 9lr. 429 Brrorpap, Nrugerf.
HP'NASs iSDI Nat!
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-10

SsrIbjObrS<OIter
an btm Stcbr YCn
Bllrooe llno 1unrs,
10. 8, Sf 5amltcn Stra6e, 9 9bdrsn untns
talb benz
2laemsS SauIe.
SStr Crlreifcn o:rt Gjst9snhtit, um oaS Qu6lt:
fun III tGuabrt6tiaEn, caf mir lcGteu hrn 1rGBten.
tSnten unb rChtftltSn Stcd Srdbiabre:5GEr IN
o'Eisr Staot erbotttu baten.
0rsBs Seiben.
Rir wUuiten bticncerr GufmerFiamtCit ouf un:
Ct reibss uno srC9ss NNcrtsmtnt ron 0rsfsSet?en
"a lenten, ols
JSncp SciOn pUn allen Gtpts unb SuntitGtsn,
gewGGnlite I6par;e Sstbe bon alien Qr'
ten une Yrsiesn, 70 we I6warS'f9ue
rirter Seios BON ben neuearn
StYls.
0rebe 0Gter.
Se,Nsne 2uIrss,
Srpa' pprlins,
9trhe b k'urirte @rtIelles
Ydrs gel ufte 9dreses,
9IusaeIu6tt Slptrs 9scrudts G6alIie5,
GtnSbnli6er > Win,
GjemGbnliAe pplIene Delatns,
gewU9nlt6er unb fgurrtsr Osta9s.
Shapl5 ! Sbapls ! S6awls
Sdpar,e Stella S@apls,
Sdwarss ieibens S6aWIs,
SGwarir 1bibd S6awlS,
@jtbrudts tsgrGnite S6awl5.
Sritbjnbrs Cutters
llnseI6midte Sud 'Duaers,
5Gncp eelrrtfte Sulers.
Mdnner< mb Snabens@jiitcr.
S6warjss 5u6, Iebr pobIfeiI,
Shwarje @aeimere ocn alien Sualttdten,
@epGtnidre Drab Iu6,
8dncY GaBimsre, Elm 9rpbes a6rrtement,
9GClene plabs,
SwCebs unb 9inIeps.
Ginbeimilde Sitter.
Gstle6kr 8cpftieemdsrn Mu5lin,
@rtleitter Sttetins .Nuslin,
unactIei6ter Sbrstin9 Mueln,
G'ebIsi6tr unb wnsrbIsidtsr Sbtrttng' 'Nuslin
Sett.6dn9S SUn allen GuaIitaten unp
8mniIurr GGed5.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-10
6 i II { II s q Il {,
Sdr Der Shur6 Nlrp unb 3dmiItcn Stra6r, crit
SAur cbnbdIt Der Heformirtrn Stride,
n " II II -

49, w SNN'NN <1ub9 SJNlliLlllH fllts
&Aure cberbdlt Der 9tefcrmrtn STRIDE,
in u ucnta auE.
Sts ljutuwIbRsNu hatcn lctpeu tineu utusn unr
lcbr aut9ttlAnrtn SICd rtn 12aarlu. lthidlicb tlr
eE Sahrsielt gIR0lrGL wtld,tr ne 0tGtuTu6rtia Ill
Rtdbtm fir Cen Srubuna unb Gcmm,r uerarbGi:
ten, tcltihsnr aus itoem Stcf mflhGr fir piCs Sae
I'M Draft iu Rnoen ror.
RCmmt unp lftst sbe ibr Ipnitwo fault,
uno ihr ptroet cub batb i6Ir,tnat babsn, ooF ibr
bier cen 9rGFtsn QHcrtb fir eutr Giclb bctcnmt.
SSSir babcn Niles
mas in bas tStbilt tlnts Rlcieub0ues QrbGrt-W
wEtIIiurl9 al mtlrtn.
Runrenarteit Cper Geiber aui BCltelluna
ptrCtu tttufaIs nad Ger nGuGItrn gPcoc unO bclfsn
Manler pcn uns Qlttfsrt uno 9oroutirt tas III lrir
ttr mas is Vsrtauft wGrrtn. &Cr9elitt nibt ii,
IN prCis { ptnsp a IL c.
9Gu GcbuciScr.
SiG pGnibtn aud ;uQlsib Srbneircr rorauf out
mertiom ~ MAIDEN, eag hc rtG 2!9tutur rem spCi
Wcrehdulsr baGCu, uno tGnnen he rabrr 81 rosr
Belt nit bGn ucuitGn 9Icren periGhCn.
0E5-Sts Guc atihfaus GaCntCn fir 9Bceb's pa:
gGhmoihiuIn. pchCs fic tcts GRoihiue in sc:
brnut it, bC,dettb 0uf @iufobbct pcnltGubiss SRe:
hautche @cnitrutticn uuo bic Wcr;dalihteit ihrer
Grteit. l'rciFG.-9ic. tCltcn $50-9lc. 5, $50
90. 3, Sl00-unb SO. 4, 10.
9teli9b uno Sreini9.
GQCntoun, aprjt 10. 1861. natr
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-10
Gatrt Cub DOr QuarhCalbrr.

DtrIe Srtanntmabuns III abbrcbirt, teibss an
has mdnnfr unb wstl6e @sl6Ie6t, wrl6e an
9etrimsn urlafen leipsn. Sd babe utsle Sabre
praet,irt unO babe mein Slid sema6t, unp Min
IGe nun metnen glebmmen6en vrUfeIGcneu ,u
bsnsn.-SGlieBe rinsn 9balcr Elm, um etpaias
untCRen Su bsireitrn unO Gin 1&rrrs Mittrl tpirb
bir gum 9tdI. - GaBe feline falI6e 3Grtl6ftit
bid Suriidbaltsn - bsnn ss pirp auf einr liriftr
Sri&wisssnbeit ssIstn.
Or. Realapius Rewares,
Scr go 8atIImcrt, 9Rarulanc.
Stunt 20. n,I0
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-10


Die lIutlr,sibuGtsn babtu lctten enru berrlidtn
uuo prohtrcucn @iutOui prn
NQen Mrten gI6er,
popiIr. Strtibmatlrotitn, pcrfumCrcitn unp yer:
fhicrGnhtittn ous9Gpadt in thrCm pcblfticn 8utb:
itChr ;piIhtn rtm 9Rorttpitrtd uno oo9Cntutb's
G50itbaus-tincn @intauf mis- ME urcr-ttn mir
audi mitcGr an oGu ollTbtuiattu grtiFIn oblafCn
wCrtn. DaruutCr fue 81 fnoSn
Sin aQ8rmrinre Sprtimcnt Der 8crfe
Ger Amrrihauifbrn
gr0ttQt : OcIcllS00ffe
G=y- gBsl&e mir ppiitpr an ben Yrsiicn Der @s'
lelIhaIt pertaufen. Rcmmt unb ebst !-S5s
SUnntagsldultiihsr, reutIhr unb rn9Iiite, BON
alien Nrtsn, bic mir an pbiIareIpBia grsiien
licfcrn fGnnrn.
8itCln unp Selamente peutI6e uno rn9iiIGr-~
Ycn aucn GrGbrn uno Gintdnben, nit unp rls
ne Silpsr. pe man ie mtinldt.
0jrtrts UNI GjeIargti6er pcn alien Qrten-9rr-
tiattii6rr uno nnpere Grbauungs
SIGnt6i6r - 2srgcre pon alien Grrben,
5aaetider, Yags, Wfmoranbum uno 9ieleten'
tGhrr, cine uniiberteffide Nuswabl.
potettiAsr. Yort Wennais unp trr9Irtdsn, Die
ih gar nitt bistsn Iabcn.
Sin 9rc6ee QIortemcnt Sdrcitpapier, 9adpapisr,
ETC., 5anty unb sep6bnlides 8dcfpapter, pcn
ieoCr Srnnnuns unp GudlitIt.
Brief stlmiAlGoe (GnpCCpCe) ron allen Scrten.
gnglilte unb OCutide SGulttidrr pen alien 2r'
ten, lclds bic in Der llmse9enO auacnrn ae'
trduht iperpen mCtlTCilcr ter iu batcn als
irarnppU Icnif auBerbalb YbtlarCIptia. @tsn'
fdas
Sob, StatI. mo G'Gnicictrrn,
Shpdr;r, rctte unp bIaue Shrcttnte, 10 ipts Ju'
etrih tTrhe SGretilue.
ltnteretGier, lmtrnpulYsr uno S6rritianb.
Deuti6r unp Gn9its Golcnrer fir 1859, iinb
beim grplnen unp Grcfsn gu toufrn.
Qaurtartcn, Ntum1 uup 8irsr 9pn alLen @rtsn
uno YrGiEen.
Verfumrrrten--0ls Gclo0ne gGaiicr. 6aar'
II, Io mic aud vpn rtr ts'cn fancy Scfr.
3abntiirrn, ,3ltnpulocr, unr bunrTterlei anbsrs
2trtifcl, tis mir ntdt ttcr tcnOmtn tTnncn.
81 Stotrbaltr mb anrcrc @cricnrn wrIds
trscnp etpa5 aus unicrrm SADIE traudCn, ttun
mct wnn iie tei une ouruftn. tcru mir perfaus
len unirre 2trtitel aaE 70 wobliet, menn njGt
pObtfsjlcr ale man iic rSnp iCnfwo in Ger e'er
Bsnp brtcmmt.
Dutb uno ,5cifrid
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-10
2GbieS Srefss2Saarem,

9rsse 2lnstes, YGtte GbiVtrs, 9uess Grlatn
fsurrter unO unssi&miidtsr Dsbese OucaIs
mcame Dstains, Elm oplilinpsrs Enforcement
Iawar,er unp fsurirtsr Ssipe, Elm pOlrs Nj.
lurtcment S6awls, iUl6r ais ssbrudte UNI
Srpha, tesrGn3te Stsaa, 6Gtbst, wullrne unr
fsurirts S6apls, Elm ScIes afrrtemsnt 0u.
tires. Easlans unb Sad.Glpafs, 2abtes unp
Wt0es 5raHlnsss sStirts.
Q8ir babm ebenfalIs Gin rrutiurists Nfetttmsnt
ttnbeimiIhCr Sitter, as
Sattun, Wuslm, @tneGams, G6eds 1idtnas,
6lannels, Cotton 6lannet, 5iIGtaGer,
uno cine QrcFe 8erIhitbsubeit auoersr Sitter, ntl.
dc mir on Ocu uieori9tsn YrtiBsn gum &srtaaf an:
bictsn. 3u pertaufIn bt
Rcninser uno 5dcimcr.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-10
Esr.g 3lt Derfdufe1l.

Die Drudsrsi gum u9sdo Guuntg 9 a..
trtrt' mtrp bircur6 purf YriYat 6antsl ,um
VtrtduT an9ebCten. Sislslte fam nit upcr otne
rrn Suhitclr, uno nit unO obnr he 8rhnuno6.
tltrr 9stauft weresn. Cr 8crinanacn IclIrn
VrrtbsIbait fur ben pper bic 8Guirr acmadbt prr.
hrn-un0 es itrbt rabrr fir rssnb iuuar Srrrsn
cine terrIi6e WeIesrnbrit often - cine lulte bic
man fiber niGt ale 10 Sabre fnosn fam. Nan
rufe pabGr taID gn bel
@utb mp 6flfrih.
NCp'Blbsg Ia.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-10
SStIt, ! IiIb! NiIcb

Ms Motrclen SO. uno ,, in san,sn, hatrn unb
OtSrta Barrels, StoIchh, 9strCdnstS @cohlh, Der.
rtn9e, u. |. rp.,-uelht an Den niIpGrltCn 4rciBGr
gum &srfauf ou9etctsn wrrben, tst
Reninger unb S6smsr.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-10
GjulSil umS Gjricicmcr
3aDn Gb Aer5te,
sanuor %. 1851.

&c. as DIT SamiItUn Strabr, cine 5bdre unter
balb $. @utb mO Sos Stpbr in Alsntam.
@uloin uuo G5riSitmsr wdnibsn Gem QuGlitum
ahtun9sgcu bstaunt Su MAIDEN, oaB iit cine Sffits
GrGhnet batcn an so. 4G Oit:oamillcn Strags, sns
Shure unsrbal0 9. Gutb uno Cos Stcbr, uno laG
ne nun brrcit lur, ALE 81 bsojSnrn, pclbe ibrsr
Otrulte btuSIbt9t fnc. in 2tm mas jur 3abuar;uet.
tunpe 9cbSrl. Gle baten brtol Yrls @rfabruno in
Dem GtlhSft unO aIGubsn raB fis Me, Die bnrn ibr
@Errrouru ihIntrn, sur rS9In 3ufricrsnblit Gecit:
uCn tGnntn.
3dtne wsrrrn dusrsjogen nit Splltrmmrner Si.
Gsrbeit, gelAtdIitfsit unO Sorsfdltistsit.
psricnSn rcu bsihrduttrn gittrln fnccn IS n ib.
rem 8crtbtiI rusnn lr btt ihnen anruftn, oa TrCis
ptratkeun9tn gu oeren Sunlttn 9smabt wsrbsn fol:
len.
Is. &. OulStn. 81. GricGcmcr.
luEutaun, Gprtl 10, 1861. nalS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-10
Y in btrrlthr StpG
1oamO : Qapier.

Dir unter3ciGnetsn babsn losbrn ben srSBtcn
I61ntsn unb bclsn StOd g8anNpapier, fir
parIeurs, 66n9c, Stuben une Kudcn
srbaltrn, Der nod je in 2IQentaun mar. dice in
feline tsbertrtebrntrit Orsr Yratlerei, 1cnpern bic
rrns seabrbrtt, wUpcn iib Elm jcper lclbll iibers
,su8sn tann, rsnn er anruit. - Das YubIifum
wirp aud benatrittt9et, RAP ie cine @nrihtune
artrc1en baten, wUna6 iie INNER bic neuellen II
STYLES srbaItsn, uno ibr papier ssrabe an Ytua.
relpbia uno NeugUrf prciBen pataufsn f6nnrn-
unp wCrur6 iic nun in ben Stanp seisbt linb, he.
pruteno wpblfeilsr gu perfnufsn, ale oirs Icn7pp
ssidirtt. gSer oabrr SorSains MAIDEN nil, Der
rufr unper3u9li6 an, psnn ls linb i'm Stanrr ale
AniPrr6rnee pcIItCmmen Su tsfriebien.
6utb une ScIfrid,.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-10
BtnGet Die Irllmpetp !!

tern, ibrt 9rrFr 4uswatl bon e'iitrm al sans
terats'isBten Yretisn, fir SaarBslp 3a nertaas
fen, re fotat
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-10

81. S.-GUerlci 9an,e ,esprcrrutts rptrbEn fir sis
ter an91ucmmCn unb Str bSblts NRartprsts trlaubt
ptrcen t' Den lInterihrlstsurn, an Nc. 5 Q8rlt oa
milton. Strabs.
Hentnser unp S6rtmsr.
NnCntaun Npril 10. nabp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-10
@iua tscsger Gimf0naf

Ypn 6riibjabrS~ unb Spmmer-@ater.
7it llntlr;ihnstGu tuo uSuth pcn 9t,urcrt unt
- philadelphia Surtd9stsbrt, init tiusm ltbr err:
en- upo I6wErsn Stct pcn Srdbiobrs: uno Gem
rsrsGuGr, pctbs olcidbs wchIflIsr subtstsn, GlF
yItslbs il tbtbem in oiElsr Start gum @Srtauf au:
lebctsn pOrcsn Nno-tsllrbtnp aus stnen VcItu III:
lcrtsmcui pen
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-10

Gjrote Wannaititfsl an nur 81 40 pr. Yaar.
10. &ip 10. | 40 20.
Seine 70. bp. t.95 pU.
&tltslccerne SteitI bo. 2.7j %.
EndttnsS sStirfcl 20. I 90 DO.
RmpT DO. 70. IS 20.
Manns, S6rers rs bic I so 20.
Rnnbm 10. 80 ti5 | .25 70.
EnpH 10. 20 bis 30 70.
SIR Sumcm.
S6warjt 0aitsrs, 10 nerrr ais 30 10.
5artiee DO. 70. 80 10.
Eebems S6utrn fir rs bis 1 80 DO.
WGp6en 0aitsrs an 374 DO.
70. Qeeerne S6aten an 30 20.
II. /. ~.
gGir baltrn INNER cine srU6e AuswabI Don
uniercr sietnsn 2lrbtt auf 6Onp, bic mir aud
ietr tiaig, i'm &jrpben uno SIeinen pntOuIen.- -
!Ma6sn 9Irteit auf @sleIluns, unb trlprsen
Slid Nrbsit pinttlh. Der Srt III ,pithfn Dem
SienfOtr pen Sasrnbud, 6er6 mp 9O. unp
Slt @jtpr6r's gSiubg9ous.
9llntaun, 6etrunr 20. n1bp
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-12-13
J. L. GREENE & SON

Attorneys Law; will attend to all businesB entrusted
70 their ONCE In Tylers Block Corner ofOroghan
and Front streets, Fremont, Ohio.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-12-13

making total of 204 vessels, 1857 guns, and
2ls0l5 tons. The aggregate number Of seamen'
in the service on the 4th of March last was
I 600. The number is now not less than %, ,0O0
Beside the ordinary vessels and gunboats,
much interest is attached to the system of ar.
mored ships and floating batteries. No direct
recommendation is made regarding these
The Secretary recommends that the number
of pupils at the Naval School at Newport be
increased that the country may have the advan-
tage Of the education thus obtained.
In regard TO the employment of fugitives,
Secretary Welles uses the following humane and
practical language
"In the coastwise and blockading duties OF
the navy it has not been unfreqnent that fugi-
tiyes from insunectionary places have sought our
ships for refuge and protection, and our naval
commanders have applied to me for instruction
as TO the proper disposition which should b,
made of such refugees. My answer has beer
that, if insurgents, they should be handed owe
to the custody Of the Government; but IT, on tn
contrary, they were free from any voluntar,
participation in the rebellion, and sought tn
shelter and protection of our flag, then the,
should be cared for and employed in some use
ful manner, and might be enlisted to serve on on
public seryice, or il not there needed, theJ
should be allowed to proceed freely and peace
ably, without restraint, to seek a livelihood il
any loyal portion Of the country. This hav'
considered to be the whole required duty, in tn
premises of our naval officers"
He recommends that naval depot be estab
lished upon the lakes to make more secure ou
rights upon the inland seas
But one SLAYER has been captured during th'
year,--the American brig Triton, taken on th'
A0th OF May last.
The estimates for the coming year amount &
about Sl4,000000, large sum in itself but no
at all extravagant when We consider the worl
the Navy has done and has yet TO do.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-12-13
From the Cleveland Herald.
Knitting for the soldiers.

One eve sat beside the CRATE, the time well
remember
The winds were moaning round the house, for it
was bleak November,
And queer, quaint shadows large and small, up
OH the walls were fitting
And l sat by this freside, for l was busy knit
ting.
And was happyl golden hoursl ah, fondly
memory lingers
| think of that soft woolen yarn, fast slipping
through my fingers,
A soldiers sock, of fine grey yarn, my hands
were quickly forming,
And round the house with dreary moan, the
wintry winds were storming
thought, as fast my fingers few, and formed
the stout grey stitches,
Of our brave soldiers in the camps, on breast
works and in bitches:
of sickness, hunger, fight and death, of TOES so
cold and frozen,
1 do not think our ladies' could better task
have chosen.)
l thought as on the needles few of where the
socks were going;
Would they be on the battle-fcld, where the life
tide was flowing?
Or would the wearer brave and young, dead or
the field be lying;
When his brave comrades charged the foe, and
nchl lheIh All Il II y ing
Perhaps prisoner he'll be, in a dungeon dark
and lone
Or, in a crowded hospital, he'll breathe his last
death moan,
Or on slow and weary march, DER hill and
stream he'll go;
Or on level plain, he'll stand, prepared to meet
the foe
The fire burned brightly, and thought of these
poor soldiers sitting
Around their fires, in camp at night, thankful
for our knitting
As / bent my head to seam thought how nice
'twould be,
! If / could know whose feet would wear tho
| socks 'twere knit by me.
But then l thought, perhaps the foe may stril
| our noble slain
And all the socks they take from them, we ne e
shall see again;
"Secesh" will have them! dreadful thought! m,
Union spirit rose,
l WILL NOT spend my precious time, in warming
"secesh" toes.
| And thus sat, and knit, and thought, my socl
kept growing longer,
| And love for these poor soldier boys was mean
while growing stronger;
God bless the many fingers that are busy i'll thu
land
A working by their firesides, to clothe our sol
| dier bands.
They We left their homes, and all that dear, thi
Union fair to save,
| To keep for us our happy homes, or tind them
selves grave
And We, in peace and plenty now are by ou
| fresides sitting,
! Can we not clothe their weary feet with sock
of OUR OWN knitting
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w. I. KELLEY, NJ. i

" AS opened an ofhce in Buckland's NEW Block oppo
III ite the Croghan House, for the purpose Of practice
Medicine and Surgery, where he be found during
he day whe not professionally engaged) and at night
at his residenee Main Street nearly opposite the Eps
copal Church. Aug. % 1851.
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7 INIMENTS-Barrel's Indian Liniment,
IL Railways Ready Relief will cure Tooth-ache, rheu.
matism neuralgia &c. used internally and externafly
For sale by DR.. E. DILLON d SON. : r
Fremont, Nov. is, 1851. Druggists.
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Fremont,s Rodx Gnnrd.

Femonts body Guard were mustered out
Of service on the 25th ult. Thirteen. mem-
bers only dissented. We are informed that
Gen. Sturgis was detailed to muster them
out, and when they were drawn up in line
before him, he emphatically declined to be
be instrumental in discharging such splen-
did body Of men from service. He remou-
strated with his commander, and another
officer was detailed to discharge the duty.
The Guard propose to reorgani1e under
other auspices Cincinnati Gazette. al
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How rHEY Grr NEws.-Tha nfioers d

How THEY GIT NEws.-The officers Of
the blockading feet at New Orleans receive
late news by bottle express, Aoated down
the Mississippi river, which some of their
Uniou friends 10 New Orleans and up the
Mississippi send down TO them sealed
This is a very good idea, and the Union
mon throughout the South could use the
same means of giving correct information
Of what is going on without exposing them
selves at all TO discovery. They should try
the experiment wherever the mode of con.
veyiug intelligence is available. All that is
going on at Richmond and at Norfolk could
be communicated nightly in this way.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-12-13

The Legislature Of Colorado has located the
capital ef the Territory at the town of Colorado,
20 miles southwest of Denver city.
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The Emancipation Q uestiOn in Congress.
Col. Forney writes from Washington to

The Emancipation q uestiOn in Congress.
Col, Forney writes from Washington to
Philadelphia Press of the 9th as follows:
"A single days observation and inter
course among the members of Congress has
led to the conclusion that with two or three
insignificant exceptions, tho senators and
representatives agree in utter detes!ation of
tho whole rebellion, aud in the aneonaprona-
ising spirit of putting Il dozen at WAateVer
cost! Among those most urgent and res
olute in taking these positions, are demo
Gratis. There is indeed good deal Of diff
erence as to the means or manner Of giving
effect to this policy. Some are for decla-
ration Of emancipation Of The slaves of the,
insurgents; others for the coDhscation Of
slave property; and another class for levy
ing tax upon the shareholders, SO that
they may by such process feel the heav-
lest burdens Of the war But on all sides,
as we'll on the part Of Thaddeus Stephens
in the House and Lyman Trumbull in The
Senate, as well among the ultra Republi-
cans as among the ultra democrats, there is
an open expression that the property Of the
loyal shareholders shall be protected or paid
for"
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WATCH THEM-All railroad bridges in
the North, the preservation of which is i'm
portant in military sense, and all arseuals
aud manufactures of Government property,
should be watched with the utmost vigal-
ence. The bridge burning in eastern Ten
nessee will exasperate as we'll as dishearten
the rebels, and they may seek their revenge.
That there are rebel spies continually pas
sing to and fro is certain; and it is also es-
tablished that secret societies, having for
their object the overthrow of the Govern
ment, are in existence, even in Ohio, and
doubtless the scroundrels would burn our
bridges if they could. A Secessiouist is
naturally an iucendiary, thief and assassin,
and Knight of the Golden Circle is a Sc
cessionist. Watch and hunt the conspira-
tors Gin. Com.
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RURNING' FLUID, Kerosene, aud Car
- bon OIL, the finest aud best manufactured in the
state large supply just received and for sale very low
by 4. DILLON 4 SON,
Fremont, Nov. Is, 1851. Druggists,
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Theodore CIapp,

Manufacturer of Confectionery and dealer IN Foreign
Domestic Nuts Fruits Groceries, and Yankee Notions
Principe and Havana Cisars. Main street Fremont o.
June 10, 1885.