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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-12-19
New York, Dee. IA spccialto no Tribune

New York, Dee. l4--A special to nc Tribune
dated Nashville ~, says.
Brig. Gen d. s. Stanley returned this even
ing from tashinR enterprise into Dixie. lie
LETT our ffont yesterday by Franklin Pike with
a strong force ofcavalry and disturbed the Gu
emy early in the day, sighting a considerable
cavalry fprce aud driving them across the coun-
try He made dash at Franklin this morning,
but was sharply resisted by the enemy shooting
from houses.
Major Wynkoop, commanding the lT,h Penn
sylvania cavalry, charged brilliantly through
the town aud drove the robsls. Aftcr destroy
ing Touring mills aud other property useful 70
the rebels, the expedition returned losing only
one man. Five rebels, including Ors Lscuten-
ant, were killed, ten wounded, - taken prison.
ers. and large lot Of horses captured.
II was discovered that there IS no large force
Of rebels AZ far west a. Franklin. There is a
heavy fotce Of rebels near NolHnsvillc, another
near Murfreesboro', and considerable force this
side Of Siewart's Creek. There was no enemy
at Lebanon.
Morgan is about promiscuously with 5000
men.
The enemy is waiting an attack.
The entire rebel force does not exceed 10000
The Murfreesboro' rebel Banner Of yesterday
admits the loss at Huntsville in two rebel regi
inents nf over so men.
Bragg sent l723 paroled Union prisoners I,
our lines yesterday, mostly captured at Harris
vile.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-12-19
rhe Situation az TrcderioSsburs.

Our readers. who pay close attention to the
war dispatches. can form as correct an idea Of
the recent movements and present position of
the Army Of the Potomac as we can On
Thursday last large portion of the army cross
ed the RsppahannOck in an admirable manner
in the face Of the enemy. Friday was eonsum-
ed in placing our men in the best position to
attack the enemy. On Saturday morning the
battle commenced, which was iercely kept up
till six o'clock in the evening. This battle con-
sidering the number (l00O0) on our side en-
gagged, was probably Oee Of the most desperate
OF the war, Our army slept on the ground on
which they fought Saturday night On
Sunday an Monday no fighting of consequence
occurred, the enemy remaining in his entrench-
ments waiting for Burnside to recommenee the
tight A balloon observation and the battle of
Saturday showed the works Of the enemy to be
Of immense magnitude, far greater than was an
ticipated. In this state OF the case Burnside
had but two alternatives to either renew the
attack as great disadvantage, OF withdraw the
army again TO this side Of the river where it
would not emily be perfectly safe. but would be
in a situation to commence different aggress-
i've movement The latter was adopted, and the
army withdrawn without the loss of man OF
property. Gen. Burnside frankly says this
movement lzs5 become military necessity, from
the fact that il had been found impraeticable to
carry the shemys works, without subeeting
our brAve soldiers to an unnecessary and reek-
less exposure 10 the snemy's guns, while the
rebels themselves would have remained in COM
parative safety. We are glad 10 learn that Gen.
Bunnside's course is seommended at Washington
and that he retains fully tho confidence both Ol
the army and the government
Burnsides total loss in killed, wounded and
missing. frOua the time that he commenced
crossing the rixer on Thursday up to the time
Of his withdrawal from Fredericksburg, is off,
cially sisted tobe l3,055.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-12-19

Tak TESrH CAvALRY DESTINED FOB
S0UTH CKRcLISA.-GeneralH Hunter, inenm-
msnd Of the troops in South Carolina, de-
sires couple Of regiments Of Ohio casSry
To be added 10 his command GOvernc,
Tod has specified tho 10th Cavalry, Colon
81 Smith, now at Camp Cleveland, aud one
other whose number We have not learned
feg that service. Major Thayer is now in
Columbus for tho purpose OF obtaining
equipments for the regiment They viii
proceed from here TO Washington, where II
Is oxpsstsd they will receive horsas. The
time ofthsir departure IS not yet stated
The regiment viii be tilled up from the stl
Cavalry, nov At Camp Chase.
The l0gh CavalFy VIII probably parlici
pate ia operations against Charleston, which
viii nss probably DO long delayed. They
may quarter their chargers 10 that treason
able cily, ere long ClsselaEd Leader.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-12-19

An Army correspondent Writes---sGen sum
ner. On last Friday, despatched tuenfy-fivs
dlgoons on ioraging e1peiifion- They hsd
not proceeded far beyond our lines, tin II guer-
rilla band Of rebels captured vagOas and ieam-
stsTs- As so0a a. word came 10 headquarters
u The division, Geu- Snulner ordered ten ,sa-u,ss
q be filed with armed soldiers, and 70 prusse,i
to the sane place where the rebels had czrried
od their booty, and to lie concealed in the hot
soa Il their Wasoas- The rase Nas sl1cesssful
The guerFillass solns flrty in numhsr. came lp-
on the party disNolnled. and pnncseslei 10 els,-
ture, as they suPpossd, q fresh supply Of horses
and wagons. when car sOidiess eoueealsd Is in
tbs frelan horses, came out and ezptured ererv
rebel and his horse. and sooa rssgFsed 20 canD
With the enemy and every prisouer. h0rses ard
wage vhieh had lev kouFs helors bseI, tasusn
isom us- The ineident eTsated quite A ANUS
Ing sehsation-
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-12-19

New York, Dee, I4.-Hilton Head adrices by
the Bicnville mention an expedition projected
againtt Mobile.
The steamer Ericsson and propeller, both
well filed with troops, coaled and left for the
south on the 10th.
The steamer Star of the South, and large
steamer, propably the North Star, were passed
off EdisiO by the Bienvillc.
The rebels in the vicinity of Hilton Head have
erected powerful batteries on James and Sulli-
vans Islands, and along the coast as far as Bull
Bay.
Beauregard was entrenching at Charleston
with 10000 men underhi
The health ofthe troops at Port Royal is ex.
celleut
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-12-19


Washington. December 16.-The President
nominated to Senate Hon. Caleb ID. Smith, at
present Secretary ofthe Interior, to be Judge Of
the District Court Of the United States for the
district Of Indiana.
The army bill reported from the Committee
Of Ways and Means appropriates S73l, 100000
for the year ending June, 1864.
Senator Wilkinson's bill for the removal of
tho Sioux assignes them new reservation near
the Missouri River, sufficient to give eighty
acres ofgood agricultural land to each individ-
ual, aud appropriates Sl0000Ofo for their removal
Il provides thatthe old reservation shall be sold
for the tribe, aud that individuals who sought to
prevent the recent massaeres shall remain and
retain $50 acres each.
Senator Rice's bill in aid of canal TO connec,
the Minnesota and Red River Of the North
grants for such purpose million acres Of Min
nesoia lands besides the right Of way Of 200 feet
in width.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-12-19

Notsithssasding the CREST amount Of
talking that has been induiged in By the
bnttaFnut party in regard to military ar
resla 4 appears that bot ten citizens Of
0hio have arrested for disloyAlly. cut Of the
handfsds that dsssrved il, aud more too.-
0fahoss. four were kaksu % Camp Chase.
foag wsse taken 20 Camp MAns6sld, aod
the remaining two were imprisoned out Of
the Snta. Thoss eoafned in the State had
= speedy examination Of their eases. and
Che whsla Zen hare bsen rslssssd---6aey-
gus Jon<ndl ss7s. - lss
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-12-19

Milo Barnes, former resident of Rochester.
Lorain county. paid visit to his parents in that
township last week. According 10 the Nelos he
was in Texas at the breaking out of the rebel
lion, and was taken, with other Northern men,
and confined in prison for some time, until they
consented TO enlist in the rebel service. They
were taken cut bat once during their captivity.
and then TO see some men hung for refusing TO
enlist He enlisted, and when in Kansas found
an opportunity and gladly escaped to the Fed
eral army, where he found some Of his old ae-
quaintances fIom Rochester.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-12-19

L sandusky County Common Pleas Court.
Esther L. White, DAvd White Fremont White and Ie-
visa White, viii take notice, That petition vas flied
against them the eleventh dsy or December, A. D..
eighteen hundred and sIxtytwo in the court of
pleas Of Sandusky county, State Of Ohio, aud IL now
pending, wherein, lula Ann Terry and Jacob H. Terry,
her husband demand partition Of the following descrb
cd lands and tenements. to Wit:
The northwest quarter anu the uth- quarter OF
the northeast quarter OF section number fourteen
ship number FIVE range number sixteen containing to-
gethsr two hundred Also the southeast quarter Of
the southeast quarter Of section number twenty three
containing forty acres; also, the north quarter
the northwest quarter sf section number twelve con-
tanning forty acres, all in said township number ve
range number sixteen in Sandusky county, and State of
Ohio.
premises 30 Ievisa White widow OF John n White.
And at the next term Of said court said Julia Ann and
Jacob H. Terry viii apply for orler that dover
signed and PARTITION Be made Of said premises
JACOB II. TERRY,
JULIA A. TERRY.
BCcKLGND & EvERErr, Attorneys for Petitioners
Deeember Ia. ls62. 5OR7 Pr. Zee sR.25
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-12-19

PAPER--Tho New York Times, while it
says that the high price Of paper was un-
doubtedly due primarily 70 The scarcity Of
material, informs the public that the up
ward tendency has been very greatly aided
by combination Of the lea,ling paper ma
kcrs Of the county. They met in Now York
and organized. "The paper Makers Associ-
alton Of the United Slatcs,r which is Gov
erned by number ofoflicers, nine Of whom
constitute a quorum TO do business. Five.
Of these, therefore, being majority, can
dictate rules to all the paper-makers who
Join the association; and they propose to
Try to crush out all who refuses 10 join them
aud TO FIX both the price Of paper, and the
time of working tho mills.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-12-19
Cox Dining Mcclellan.

General Mcclellan would have stood bet
ter with the people if lac had declined the
invitation of S. S. Cox. of Ohio, to dine
with him at Washington the other day
But he accepted and met the Kentucky del
egation of The Wicklife and Crittenden
stamp, whom Cox had also invited. If
Mcclellan wishes to be g pet of such pat
riots as these, he viii not gain anything by
it in the estimation of the people at large
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-12-19

4. n MUW " 1TUN 20 |DA@INAANNN
We have psves been strict with our subscrib-
sra IN, enforcing the sub~criptien terms Of the
JOsnsAl- wksre patron has continued along
,frOun year 10 year and paying any time within
the. yanr.we have asked but Sl.50; town sub
scribers, eI,7s. where man pays up and dis
continues 1t the rate OF 80. But the advance in
paper and ink of25 per cent, eOmPals US to say
that with tho commencement Of the new vol
usue the terms will be strictly enforced.
Between this and the 1st Of January, old sub
senptions Of the present year can be paid and
renewed at $3.50: town subscribers sl,75. All
discostinuing. 81. II the Subscription goes un-
paid for a ssries Of years $3.50. There are yet
two numbers. before the volume closes. Am
PIE tine in which every subscriber can see ms
and adiust his account Those at distance can
-ssndth money By rnal.
All fros papers wiz be discontinued.
Ministers viii be charged 81 per year.
We give this notice that none Of our patrons
may have reason to complain when they come
to settle their accounts. Who would think Of
askinga farmer to take 81 per bushel for his
wheat to-day because that was the price yester-
day, when he knows there has been an advance
Of 10 cents IN the pricet
We are also dcsirous to receive new subserib-
ers- We think the JouRSAL presents induce
Iuents second to no paper in Northern Ohio, and
cur sole object shall be TO make it a welcome
newspaper in every household.
Il has circulation already largsrth any
other paper has ever attained in thi county
consequently tho advertisements in its columns
have the benefit Of greater number of readers
II you have any advertising, we shall be glad tC
do it for you.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-12-19

Tia dispensers Of sfnaalants 10 fhoss nho
iIeqaeul tha bars Of Boston. have bad q
convention, aad DECIDED 10 advance The
pdcs ofiiqaot from Ten 70 thirteen cents
two drinks Cor qaaftar efa dollar. Sone
proposed that insiad Of raising the price,
AZ extra qasatity Of water should hs ad-
dad; kst this WAS opposed and defeated, on
the kroand that was nos dilicnls 20 keep
fl.s cpassass 81 The dsoantsfs from frseziar.
Atd lkai an addition efwAser 1ould b sore
% PsDdaes aasssnrion of he glassuars
By JACK Frost
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-12-19
RUSsELL,s
G r e AT PAN RAM A
OF the War OF IssI-2
via te e1hititsdat
BIRGHARD HALL.

On Saturday and Monday evenings, Dec. 2O,h
snd 32ds Door open az o'clock.
Ia R.naEzzza sKllihifs $ disiiuct "a -
Ialtion 81 oEit fznvrlrl scenery q Skirmsss Rat
tis EleRETE Citiss- ShIFing, Hsrto-s BoniaF-
fl1s An nt4E every pfln1ra fiacs and Bzttse oils
ttleEt celnectei viii the present. War.
Nere tha1 s1Q lsrseuz. co horses and rsfrisr.s
many q ~lieh saI IL 80 hs sea It has to-
eoEit- a.efig tq otc phs tzksl b Turner Apuis-
ton br-ss sfln aD3otlsr, a. eco1asioa-Eence
their c1rrect1csl- : 80
Tuetul ain.. .rs the l.sss of tie sieEs
zee cfCzrifstaz. 8 c. duIirr tie e
Pert s1eat-rs Ret in B1liores occ-pation of Baiti
s'rs q felz.l IEzaEss BnrlsEs 81 TIE NsrfoIk Nav
Tart; hzite q Great Bethei; Bsitis II Ban Rnu: f
sl-tns E1car-Illeul ly Moonlirht. Ratte ef Rirh
y i-1ns Astfs1 frcl BAN hans Bate a
" - = nt1 a. Enrruus; tie II A. 80 Goo
gesst f.esFfa 80 ti.rlsitr Al reelt.rcls a. Pt
ROYALS 6azt aertle = a. 1salrerard ani Waifs-.
eiaFa oi tte slls fsIl Eezuf1rt- drsirueiian ofri
rlltr-sE- ald lolErrss ~ te MeEliz1ae; Esht itTr
$1,000 al a. Mauit1rs ~ q he Cifr ~ a.
..s llrils q fasa Daasls a. Hattis dfFsa Ritss. 49,
t-r q Fits.rg l1l1ilE, Bnzi11Iiueat uT Yea l,i0
a.- fert tnt telt - fll - oa. Falrar1t. Citr al
Neg osiss tue rizHs u ia Battle Il All llskss -
81 Nea NoTk Citr, kc
siir-i ~ ai'esrp- q aii h = lsttsf - ita sRt
reon : cs-te-i esi ID sAass ssll sisire 49, ir
-si7s- ert ~lalss a-sartaEe cf ar s1tertsiau.sat
A1uHssic- rs qfuts, fz-i4 81 an ,sssns IS cuts,-
thtrea -ltr - i9us1tss Steeis ln ths .ftsrnao 10
ci-tf e-7h F1liL T. D STONE. ffsF-istor.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-12-19
what washington said Of slase Arre.s.

The following extract fnoIn letter Of Wash
iagtoB's to Governor Trsmball, writing NOven,-
Der, i77S, shows the views sntertainod Of the
proper way of dealing with traitors in a time Of
public danger:
As Is nov very apParent that ve have
noihins to depend upon in the present contest
but cur own strength, carr, firmness, and un-
tons should not the same measures be adopted
IN your and ever other Government on the con-
tlnentf Would i not Be prudent to seizc on
will Be active against u.s. Why should persons
Who are preying upon TIE viials Of theireo,lntrr
be safered TO skulk n lSrge, whilst We knoE
they viii do Us every usisshief in their pouers
These sir are points beg leaye to su6ait 10
your serious consideration
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-12-19
The plating Of tho RoanoI.e CompIeted

The work Of Ien-plaiing the frigate Ro-
anoke is now completed. The last plate
was put on yesterday afternoon. The YES
sci, which IS one Of the most formidableiron-
clads in the world, has been described in
our columns. She viii soon be ready for sea,
and has been assigned to the defence Of
New York hsrbOr. OF course she can be
sent to any point on the coast if necessary,
aud her fifteen inch gun may yet be used
against the rebels.-.M 7. Post.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-12-19
II EGAL NOTICE.
sanduslv Countr q


Betsey Loop, sarah A. Loop.
FIR M B. Loop, Carrie Loop,
Willinm r. Loop,
Mary Ann HarpelI, Henry IIarpeli and
Myron b. Loop, DEFENDANTS
Each and all Of the above named defendants sro hereby
notified. That SANFORD @. Baker, administrator the es-
tate o William II Loop deceased the eleventh OF
December, A. D. eighteen hundred and sixty two filed in
Sandusky county and State of Ohio. petition against
them, setting forth, That Jededah Loop late Of said
county died nesate seized in Zee simple Of the follow
ing lands and tenements, to wit:
Tract number eighty, containing eighy-our acres, and
the north of the east part of tract number
nine, containing thirty four acres OF Western Reserve
and Aaumee Road lands 10 sandusky county, State Of
Ohio.
Leaving the said Bets-y Loop his widow, entitled to
dover therein, William H. Loop (now deceased Mary
Ann Harpeu, wife Of Henry Harpe and hyron b. Loop,
his only children and heirs at law, 20 whom said lands
descended; That partition Of said land, apprase
ment Of DOVER therein has ever been made
That afterwards and about the mouth Of May eighteen
hundred and siNtY-two, the said William H. Loop, de-
parted this life, intsstae, owning equal undivided
third part Of said tracts OF land: leaving the said a
A. Loop, his widow who is entitled to dover in said und
vided Onetr of said lands and the said Frank b. Loop,
Carrie Loop. and William II. loop his only children and
heirs ht law, to whom said oneiir1 Of said land de-
scended That is necessary TO sell said share Of said
William Il Loop deceased in said land, TO pay the debts
] OF his estate
in the whole Of said two tracts Be ASST ed that the said
tworaets be partiti0ned ouethir to said VIM IT, Loops
children, md the dover Of said Sara A. Loop therein
Be assigned to her and the shares Of said Myron Loop,
and Mary Ann Harpe he on to them in everaly and
that the several share set of to the heirs Of sad William
H Loon, deceased be ordered TO be sold by plaintiff to
I paw said deh's. and for other proper relief.
said Petition will be heard the sixteenth day Of Feb
ruary, eighteen hundred snd sxtythree and the defend
ants required 20 before the thirtieth
day OF January, A. d. eighteen hundred aud sixyh
| SANFORD c. BAKER,
Administrator Of VIM. II. Loop, deceased.
BucKLASD & EvERETT. Plaintiff s Attorneys.
/ December 10. lse2. 5ow7 Fee SO %
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-12-19
sneeessEnI ExpedIlIon mo Alabama.

- AAAto AAao--fAas
S7eeial CcrfesEauIisles Cineianafi G1rstt-.
Cairn, Dee- l5.-TheHe Was an expedition Of
Uuiou troors FROM Corinih ont % Tuseumbia on
Illinois who had his sun regiment. The 2ud To-
va and some cavalry and artillery. They met
the relels aesT Tvs nrnliis creek. under Colonel
Rssi. where theF had several blokea engage
meats Tbs retels were whipped and their
ealup. teuts, eguirase stores. Sc. captured with
usuher q pEis0zeTs-
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-12-19

A little boy asksd his uioiler uhAt -blo.o3 r..-
latiosls Heant, She sxpiaiaed % kira that =
slguihad asar relatives. az Aflcr Uhiakiur =
srio1neat ke sAid rhsn. nlethaf, ven uaess !,
the hloodiest TelNtoa Eve rss,-
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-12-19
peeIuIon M me ssGreenbaek,, case.

This morning Judge Foote gave his decision
in the case Of Condou Us. Wick, in which the
constitutionaiity Of 'greenbacks" as a legal ten
der is Involved. The decision was that until
Foote viii consider the greenbacks to be legal
fender-C Czersland Herald
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-12-19

The 4th and Sth Ohio, We believe, were the
only Ohioregiments in the late battle at Frcder-
icksburg. The extent to which they suffered
is not yet known, though Capt Allen of the sth,
Of EIyria, and Corp. Lislss of Co. E. Sth, are
among those reported wounded. Both regi-
IneBts suffered we presume seriously, though
we doubs not the principal loAs is in wounded.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-12-19
Headquarters Army u Po;omas !
Dee I'LL .31z. m. ,


There Is no fog to-day, the sun IS shining
brightly With stTong brecze.
At daylight this mnruing there vas a heavv
hre Of artillery aud inantry In iront of The frsa
liue % works where Generals Sumnerand Hook
er we're engaged Yesterday. The fre slsel,.5,s.l
about an hour afieruaryl and vas heard oalv "A
intervals untl now
The same occurred in front q Gea- Frznklia' :
division down the river.
The otject q both parties Wss evidently b
Eel the other.
Daring last night and this fsrennon the rebels
have eoasidsrsblY extendei their works and
strengthened their positi1u-
Large bodies Of troops are nov 10 b saen
where but feE Were to be Erund Yesterday
fhose killed Yesterday shile ehsr-inr the eue-
N.Y. vorks. reui1il where they fslL When al
tempting their removal last nisht The rrhels
OpeHrsi tire With their infantry but the wound
ed have all besn rcnore.i fon the ield. aut Al
the dad oh,ainsd are nou being buried
TAeindiczlionz are thzt No decisive batfte vii
Be forEhI to-day. uuless the retsls shaul l.riur
oa the snglgeEaeut, vhieh hey VII not Frot.l-
blydo.
Wzshington, Dsc, IL-Gsdtismsn IN hizh
public posirions rspe1t the Assertion q eor,iie-
froRi Gen Rlrusilie. thar hs has uieE saoush
and. thersiaass 6esinss 10 f.Ether ssiufasos-
nsats.
Washia<toa. DIX IL-Iti i taoa.kt hs-s tl,s
shost q eoe = e,ir troops vese engssel u yes-
teugiavis lassIe.
Fro.a i,f1ruaariso received sa-ly shss ,a5--in.-
We l-aru thst Pr-reralSc-s vere uafi-r ~
uiEht for 4 coalict to-dsY. Gsa B1Iu.sss. ~
lzliaiog - he SD sisiae eFiers ara lsnffns
"a he gcsition and coadilioaof his krces
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-12-19

Baltimore, Dec. l6.-It is reported by the Old
Point boat. that the English steamer Cadmus
reported having seen large fleet entering Cape
Fear River.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-12-19

The Hon. Frederick W Lincoln was, on
Monday, elected Mayor of Boston by 1900
plurality. Mr.. l. vas the straight Repub-
lican candidate. His opponent WAS Joseph
n. Wightman, who had the nomination aud
support Of both the Democrats and Peoples
parties. The Lincoln ticket for Aldermen
vas elected; it IS composed Of Rspubli-
cans 4 Democrats aud 2 Peoples men.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-12-19

Knoxvilie. Tenn-, De- lI--Preside-f Davis
luads speech hsrc this moTnllg. He thinks
Tie tory ism u East renEcssae Is exaggerzied
Gov Brown, 81 licor.ia, acting under the au-
tkorty uf he Legislature fihzs State, has ssiz-
ed from SSl0oo0 70 Sf0ooeo WssEsh q goods in
for, ~ eyvrse. n rs1soEshle rltes ID has caused
zrrat ex-ifeniant