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TELEGRAPHY0-
LArY FOREIGN News.
~Hx HNGLIsH PKEss UPON AMERICAS
- FAIRS.
COMPLICATION THREATENED syrvr-.
SPAIN AND fHR CNTrRp srAYES

NV Yoax, Dec. i9.-The steamship Sec..
.iib Liverpool dates 10 the 9Th instant, Ia. -.
Iiv~d. -. ...---... .. ...-..
The. newspapers advance nothiaS new -.
Aurr;csu Affairs. =
Thr Paris AositesT, in Official form. sil,H>
10 ihr presence Of the French squadrou NJ Wess
GYl-ap-, which is representa- 10 have e,ase
tha 81. affected population. o.
Tim london Giob- thinks that the situate, -.
Au.e.i,s promises striking results soon
The rTn,s thinks that the democratic sur
rrs.asL have II ndere the Government de~p~r,,.,
fasiesd Of dauniing 1t; ana IL looks upon N,
last sdYIe . the worst Yet, a. m indication tia,
the rror. zS;ion Of -erNilr var is about 20 CON
Tncncc.
The hon. Mr.. Gladstone, in letter 10 Pm
Nevmsn, denies that ne has expressed a.
sympathy with The southern cause, or pss~,1
any euiogiuu npon Jefferson Davis, and hs.
thought il ont OF his province 10 praise or blame
in such 4 complicated question. He claius !.
b. a much better friend 10 Northern Amer,car,
shan thUse who encourage them 10 perserer. q.
a hopClcs- and destructive cnterpr1se
Interesting and very encouraging statemevt
have eeen submitted 20 the Atlantic TeieerapA
Company, ny Capt. Hoskyns, who took SOUND.
ings on he Porcupine = md, and Mr. yarIey,
The electrician. Government hiss ordered =
soon ~ ilo-.ihle twelve hEndrsd miles of cable
- complete elcsraphic cognmunicstion with
India.
The French Government has concluded Gen.
tract FOR the surply 81 the array in Mexico foe
two yeare. A prolonged occupation lis thu
ia:erred. -
The cotton fsninc ard distress in France W.
increasing. The Gre,k question remains IN.
changed.
j; is rumoTed that some Of the 6re~ks faiIin,
/, Sc; Prince Alfred FOR their king VIII AK for
y egn OF Lord Derby.
siLnor Passleni was trying 70 form an Itslis.
ministry. A squadron OF Iancers recently nm.
-.aied a; Petersburg.
The D7iiy .N,rs replies 10 the Times on IA.
horrors OF President Lincoin's emsncins.~.
r, hence. AID quotes evidence 10 show thattA.
predicted horrors are purely. imaginary, "A /.
lGa; slaves will mako Il better Of fraadom
The text Of the Queen OF Spain in her speeeA
on cpeninS court j. received, promising mr.
e'ii COMM ication respecting grave events O..
the coast or Cuia. She laid that she fir ro.s
dat ihat thos- events would MOI chanes N,
excellent relations he Government % :, a.,
,'Isi! iaincd with the United STATE,
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ti;GsA1ATIoN T" REsI-T THE pEAFT-The
i''@%sJs NtG'e, published a. New Lisbon, Ohio,
ID rlateo tiie eAi,isnCc OF e., get organization
=. ms ~nship OF Wayne Tor The purpo,e Of
-i>finr -b- draft
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~ rh~ Nashville Coros tat that Gen
4 r4;.s naru .n,. r,s-;-sjOH Of Franklin on Fri
ia 40, hud that h captured Il Number o.
'onI-defs.-" pTison-r-. The news - too vague,
go e y-ilaise.
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LATE PROM NaSuyuIE

IsoIIsyILLE- Dee. The Nashville ezra
arrived GA TIM. All Is quiet aICng the rad
There j. no news soULh Of Nashville.
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'V'REASERT OF THE UNITED STATES
Il nar loss

V'REA>ERT OF TIE UNITED STATES
WASHINGTON, Dec. ,. 1862
or Melancholy last The "a instsnt. there ,liSsa
p-a:'c !roin thi, Otce rschage of blank Ger
'acatr1o' lniiF bitnesT. or III" dnnnu.ir alton Of
i've fhcusan1 dollars. numbered fIoni ~ 10
1900. hoth inclusive. No Cer;iGcstes like them
hAt" ever been Issued from thi. Office aud nom
will eyer be issued
Phe true Certificates of the denomination OF five
thousand dollars have their nulbers wRlIrRS OK
under :hs marginal border The words IF tina
order blank be not filed ny this Certificate issued
TO --, will lie paid to bperer,' - are PRINTED OK
THF EirK of the Certificates, in red M. All that
have been issued since about the LIT instant com
mcncins about No. II 800, have the large denomi-
nation. 5Ga. printed on the face. in red ink All
certificates that vii issue from this Office in fu-
ture, will be like those Issued heretofore Those
in the lost package differ from the genuine in hsv
ing the words above quoted, viz: "If the order
blank be not filed up. this Certificate, issued 10
-, will be Haid to bearer" sHgyartd on the face
OF the Certificate, beginning over the vignette and
there taking the place Of the border, and cuntin-
ued below on each end, over the engraved densmi-
nations Of 200 The numbers are printed in on
each end in red INK, UsDRR the $500 denomiua-
ton; the large denomination II in green ink Ger
tlhcates OF the denomination of one thousand dol
lars answering the desert pton o. those lost have
instion have been lost
On all genuine Certificates there is al ornate a
ure or garland placed over and under each OF the
two scrolls containing the denominationai figures
'5Nh.' The garland mat hes three inden,stions
Of the scroll, running lengthwise Of the Certic te
and i about three quarters of an inch long, an
ways from the center. On the lost Certificates;
this garland does not appear.
De IL Nv Treasurer OF the L nited States.
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Spirit or rHl MORNING PRESS.

The fnteilsc>Ssesr II without editorial to-day.
The Reps Iie:lA seems half inclined TO sndor .
the sharp criticisms upon the War Department
ard Generai-il- Chief made by ,hr Irtelii9encer
yesterday.
The chro~ie'f thinks IL nything were want
ing 20 prove The stern determination OF the
people OF the ,sorth TO crush the rebellion, 1t Il
supplied Ia Die vote yesterday on the army
bill. apprepris hing seven hundred millions OF
dollars for tho pnrposes of the army during
the coming yenr.
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IL ihr k"'i for saOlhcr tioycr12I-u. sidS-
"nH-' Sc a'2er has ju'i been lat - Boston.
~ l. Intended 4Ur s'fEICc IL la. SOU "a y.
F'''F-, aHh - AZ D. .wo hnnisrs ii ami iorty :s-t
- .H.-.y We fe,t :, i,i. srJ -v.I,, ft t.,
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NEW YORK, De-. is.-Thr HerJlss New
Orleans correspondent" "a, That Cir-i. B-aure-
gard wife i, lying dangerously sick ia New
Orleans
Gen. Bntler has ssu, - B-supgard kind
invitation 10 visit her, assuring tim Of every
p~otec.ion and courtesy.
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~ io' Of ahcnt my 3 ,ck mule, .or ser
NIc' - IN n'ou--aia dis;ricts. left Iouisy,Il.
&" S4.U-'rS. ..l,u.r ~ i.,gu c. Rose
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PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS

~ PHOTOGRAPH ALBCMs
ONER Tven ~ IA rent kiyles-te en. ~ e IL
!"Ghj ~ tae Rev i":6 a3c Paiixae.rt:T IuE-let,
tcLe her With Tssny Preset. El;f a.. rst,s-nr
Fox sale It Ga CRANHEII.'S
O. II Nc. i:~ br: go - GeGrse.s va.
gNlhk Books
EpR Tx IO3.TnAlS.
large FsbCrtga, 80 S-r fi.tiy b.: books. suita-
b. : ptra' ne foI 90 Holidays. h.s Tor BsoSz
10: Cd. 'dIrl. E. q tKsNGLtL'S,
Dc To- 50 No - Is; 90 -, e. .aT get wa
A TOYS ger CtiR -rHSjl
"A LARGE G!.a b ,ati'ui as .rtsAenI &c Vi Al sn
Uia-E Do lis fSr xtre- GitE &
o. Ga e. 6le IQYs 81 CAVES, " ! y. aEea - or
- gray Decsst GE iNDE IS,
10 Ia & 10 $50 il - ,',s"raAt"Sn.
By g. J.. CRJSN & 60, knct;ru-er<.
HNE BAY ERRk. at"at ts5 kS'ds Ugh. q
u epe "a Saddle Maze tu b ao!d f,F her Ii c.y
o.? CESDsV h0kkING,s l"Nc'oc
trmec,s W. ~ blhhS.
j Ds.. G.. L. QaONH g. CO.. kacti.
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o@smITHsONIAN LECTURES course of
US lectures will be given by Prof. ID WILSON AT
Canada, on Etinoloyy, viz:
Monday Dec. I5.-Subject, The Lettered Racsa
Races.
Friday, Dec l9.-Subject The Ori.aA of CiyiIiza
tion.
Monday, Dec. 2.-subject, The Historic and I'm.
historic Races
The lecture. will commence at clock Admit
lance free. The public are il yited de If-6t
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NOTICf.-Ttose in want Of Employment nf auy
Kind wouid better call on the Intellig e nee
Ofce, No. I'll Ninth ST., where the best OF pay
will be given to first lass Servants. have always
applications hand fer good Coo ks Lau nd re .ses
Cham bermaids. Walters and Sesrastresses; also
for Young Men to Wait on tables, in private families
or hotels. Farm Hands wanted Employers in want
ofgood help will find 1t to their advantage to call
N. B.-HOufes wanted The best Of tenants can
BE- 0etsined without charge BY applying a. .hsIs.
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THE ORIGINAL ~
CHEAP CASH STORE ~

FTRNITURE!- FUR
Sofas, Rocking Chairs, Arm Chair, Side Chairs
Cane and Wood seat Rockers and Chairs
Bedsteads, Bureaus Washstands
Lounges, Tables. Cottage Sets,
Jenny Lind Bedsteads flair Msttre.zas
FEATHER Beds. Boosters and Pillows
Husk and Husk and Cotton Mattresses
Comforts, Blankets,
Window Shades,
Floor and TT bic Oil Cloths
A general assortment of Grocery and Glss, Ware
Coal Oil Lam ps Of various patterns
Brnnms. Tubs, Baskets Cnrdagp
Backing Backing Brushes &c
Perfumrry, Soap, Hair Oils
Pocket ana Table Cutlery,
Plated Forks and Spoons,
A lbatta L able and TeaspDvnI
Stove. and Tin Ware,
suffers Goods Fancy Goods,
Hair Brushes Tooth Bcu-i,re
Busters. 6r.. Sc.
TOg"tIt with ,Grcal ae-"-i ut.~t H.1-as zap
ing Article. wtici. will be cold cheap fn- CO n
oDiy. BUSTL l. GRIFFITH 36H 5th st.
de i9-6t hetE u | nui il s,-eetI
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G kICN AEhY AND
NAVY PCRTRATrs.

u NAVY PCRTRArrs
@lel plete engraving, >. whcisss-e prices, tea
cSnit ep,h FALL Set, q, 70 st.
Zee II 1srsey N .-ecso- AEt.sac. SIS.
81, elk, So. .
tuIr. wed 81 ) c. it.sttFa. " y IN best Portrait
L. s'ee Co hiec. pat ;v.ta- Cnstv. stat q. Drop
Noar address IL tbs Post Qfic 20 "a - stewart.
Nash!aGt' e, 49, ycE all % Su3r..cc - your ofhoe
Tcsids nee
de SIN JAMES STEWART Agent.
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NO THE VOTERS OF WASHINGTON
US The Assessors Of the different Wards will
meet at the following places from 10 o'clock A. ~
till cleck p. NJ from the Ii!h 20 the 3Ist of De-
cember inclusive, to correct and register the
names of those omitted from the poll list:
1st Ward. John A Khccui ia Pennsylyanis
avenue, betweeL nth and 18th streets
81 Ward. Thomas Stewart, corner 18th and III sta
I'd Ward. Henry Curtis. corner Gth and l. sta
9TH Ward. Thos. ". Burcf, 18th street betwne II
G and III streets
5th Ward b. Z. Dyer. residence Ten BUILDING s
9Th Ward George Collsrd. at T. Edw Ciark's
Once, Virginia avenue, be.ws 9th and lIth SIS
1tB " srd. Peter Hepburn No s. south street
between Sth ard 9th straats west. de ~ dt5l
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FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
". W. GAIT BROTHER
Call attention to their unusually lar Of
NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS,
designed especially for the
HOLIDAY TRADE.
Besides a vastly superior assortment Of
WATCHES, JEwELRY, SILVER AND PLATED
WARE,
To any heretofore offered to their CUSTOMERS They
invite specisi attention to their stock OF
RICH PARIS FANCY GOODS.
consisting of
Ladies' Iii shly Ornsmrnted riting Desks
Dressing Cases, Work Rexes, 0dor Stands
Gard Receivers. Jewel Cases Photo Graph 4 bu iis
tan., Glove BoyCs. Porte Monnsies Gard Cases
Combs. Steel snd Jet Jevelry, Iiqucr Case
Cissr Receiysra- &c &c
N. ". GAIT K BROTHER, Jewellers,
ai5o1 333 Pcnnsy lvania avenue.
" ILsoNr PHILADELPHIA
No, 11s Pa. ae ba,.. iats ars aSfs So % oHA'
Inc undtrslgned take this method Of returning
has thank to the etizens Of the District for the
very liberal patronage bestowed upon him during
the past year, and To them that no ma "a u
De spared 10 keep up the reputation OF his esta5-
:, l have AVE and vim keep constantly on hand from
CANE P0fLTKY, sWEfT BREADS "Rf RhhG T..
MUTTON, BEEF HAMS, TONGUES, prime JER
SEl SALsAGE also. PHILADELPHIA PRINT
BCTIER; ORANGE COUNTY BUTTER FRUITS
Private faIailies or OF GERS messes will find thy
best assortment OF marketing ever Offered ia this
city a. a.! times
Io 5lm THoS K. WILSON.
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n~sICK AND WOUNDED OFFICERS

SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE.
Wd:itastoH, DeceHrJ>r Il, 1852
Sick and wou ndrd Ofsic-rs of The Rs gu ar Army
in this city will call on Surgeon J. X Barnes, C. :
Army, for professional attic ndauce. 0fice No as6
street
Sick and wounded Officers of Volunteers in this
city viii call on Surgeon NJ Clymer L. s. Volun-
teers for professional attendance. Once 9OJ Pa
The sbOye-nsned Surgeons are speeis Ily assigned
TO thiE duty. JOSEPH r. SMITH
de r-dtf Acting SurY.on j;euorsI
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I.ATEsT.
LATE IRON NEW ORLEANs

GES BEAU EEGAED's WIFE DASGEyo, ,,r
I'LL.
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REPORTED REsIGNATION OF GEN
BURNSIDE.

1t is confidently reported OH the street tina
Gen Burnside has rendered his resignation O
the Command OF the Army Of the Potomac
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GEhEBoUs coUETE,rEs OF GEN. sUrLnx
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LOCAL NEWS.

MIR. JOHN Mo2Rts, abuuf the flrs: Of &c toler
GALE d upon the sunScrihsr aud said n COW
trolled tho Bullion Bank that Mr. Watson was
pre- id.ut and Nr. =. n. Dexter Cashier. He
try 10 establish AZ CREDIT. After much persua.
sion, iet the bank have iu different in talmeAsg
the cum OF fifteen hundred dollars. I havs
never had any Official connection with he
bank, ard have only given IL all the aid thai
laid IN my power; and 20 the best Of my nowf.
edge there has never been any misapplicAuoa
OF single dollar OF its currency, and am IN.
formed that the bank holds good paper sui hcaeDt
~ redeem all OF its outstanding notes.
December 10, 1862 lie
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DEPAnSNrNy % SvAJa,
WARHfD0goy. DEC nth iSsS


Releases from she draft .'a ,h. Erouud VI sien-
Age hsvc seen allowed in The following cases:
kaw. !Ps.y, Drnf,sf
Johsane. .R~l;ianra in .Nsrylsad.
Christian Hoerehrer. Bai.inar-, CO. Msisisn I'd.
W hnn, Kp pa,n s.psos,s 40; do
ROSWELL & WARMERS
COLO RIFIC
Ce'o-s4 hal . beautiful snd natural Brown q.
Black. loving j. sGH and gios-,: ~rs. My s-st
nov $500 sars sppi'.i WITH Z" Gfa.h'' ~ 81.
sn Chez S:- 'a % III III ~
General AGENTS, Ne. York
dcElTn' And 302 street, n-sr WilS-d-'
H.; $,n,":s:. = = f. f. ''''''
can be hsa eIssvhars At the SAME price, a. re-
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
hs,- Just received . small invoice Of besntirul
carved IVcrv and Sandal Wool Fans. PuzSies''
&C, &c. For sale by
dr. lset' Corner I and nth els
nEPOT QrARTERMAsTER's OFFIOE,
II CSrssy 1879 nHd q srs..
Fdshiseton, d. c., Dee. IL, 1854
MpsSss s t. ss:si 4 th. Ss knit!
and fur nishiny { ne hundred and twenty tIe0> TA-
BLES. Elk feet long By three and . half feet wide
with three Shelves ten inches wide aud three feet
length siX feet) and one drawer With lock and key
The tables and shelves II be made Of good sci
seued white pine, stained in imitation Of walnut
the top to be covered with cnamelled cloth. =
specimen table can be seen at the ohiee Of the
Quartermaster General. The offer should state
the time required to deliver the tables.
Proposals must be addressed to Capt. E. T.
CAMP. Asst Quartermaster, U. 8. A.. and should
be plainly marked Pro posals for Tables"
de l8-td fDaily Chronicle
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, CRIMINAL CougT, Dec. Ia.-Henry johnson
was found guilty OF the larceny OF a pair Of
pants aud a hat, and was sentenced 20 six
months in the county Jail.
Chas. Eritton Was found guilty 81 highway
robbery, and sentenced TO three years and elk
months in the penitentiary.
Patrick kennon was tried mon a charge Of
stealing siam Treasury notes, and tound not
guilty.
There being no "iher business, the oDurt wa
adjourned tall tomorrow NOR ling at 10 o'clock.
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4 NO IMPOSITION

M No IMPOSITION
NlAuANR ROSS has IN { arriv Dactrsss -
~ c'cset. Vas ecrb With . nstu al eift -
{ y tSS rtst spd future-was never known " "A.
sns ~ EEL - very thors ate cause SPEEDY nse-
"a Ge-, t~it z tc-st 'er teos IA separates, - !.
e. rstc>c'. betweev 9th aud 9TH /. a. ,,Il., per
"a Nv @ al 81. 81 utu-e h1Sh.nt r
- GiSG! IN s.ity. L 4 IS cents; gale
No. de Nv
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TRooPs ARRTvING.-The followtn, troops
have al rived here within the last wv atv-f our
hours: -6th Michigan regiment, Col. Farsn,
S25 men: L. =. Infantry, Capt Ionnson. 20
men; and no recruits for Ohio, Connecticut
New York, and MaSsachu. u r, gim nts.
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CONTRIBUTIONS BY THE QuAKBk ~. Den
ni-, IL, Of New York, has sent si boxes Of
20. d 20 the con.rakands OF Alexand ~. and
two for those OF Washington. J. Dennis acts
cor the benevolent q uakers OF New York.
PE.snaAL-hisx Cummings, N. Y: Gen
Mo-sll, u. ;. V; J. ". Moore, Z. s. n; G. IA
Barcla IA, I,ss-aUs ..A Clay, XIV.
ana. a. "A iliar, '.
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. Gen NcC"!sr All rit., "a. s.1d. ~
= ..I;.i..Le ,iss,ins Boston.
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XEANTED-ro employ a NAN, between forty
w AMI hfty years of age. of GOOD habits. 10 at
tend TO general business. Address Box'961 George
town, d. C.. deIs-3LF
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200 SCTLERS ~0I
sJO. AND pRODICE DEALERS Ill.

BOSTON BROWN BREAD
HIs Iss snperb article, ono that will please
every ever. lover Of good, healthy, and nutricious
Hotels, Eating Houses. utlers, Grocery Stores
ana fsmiiies supplied every morning aud evening
with this delicious ar ticle
Also, Warm, Baked Beans, every Sunday morn
M TS9 .s2 och ek BY the qus,t more, at
sIMONs co; Bakery, No. 295is ST., be.
Give u. n csn. 1850
here der the numher-c93tr. de- G-eoSw+
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+ TO ARMY OFFICERS
Il OR SALE-A splendid SADDLEfIORSE -
Inquire A. BANGC EREL, 23l G street, IN
Washington. D. c. de IS ar IA
EOR SALE-Three portable HOUSES with
u uienslls and fNt ns. Also, WAGON sAd liar
MSS. Enquire n 800 Penn. avenue or ON the
premises. os 18th street, at Mount Pleasant n rs
pital. de Is lw' THOS. l.. MARTIN
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RhLMORAL sKIRTS-A lers. aaeo rtraent
- moderate Prices, PERRY & BRO
de s~ Pa avenue and hiaA Straet
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WANrED-A WHITE WOMAN, as houseruaid
w and tt assist generally. in small family one
mile in the country. Good wages to one suitable
AID pern,nnen' Apply hntween u and o clio K
at Mr.. BIZ SEfS, Congress sreet, Hight Of Gcorge.
town de Is r.
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WANTED-A UOLOREO MAN a. wait-r. me
w whs understands his business, and can como
well recommended. Apply Az Thirteenth str, ct.
near the Avenue. de IL 1T
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-02
Sad Accident.

On Friday morning last the 1I.I8 passenger
train approached the bridge, spanning the river,
a man, Farley Hutchns, of Ballvile, was seen
an the bridge. He attempted torqn off, the en-
gineer whistled on breaks, but the train could
not be stopped, and the man could not get off,
the locomotive struck him on the left hip throw
ing him some distance down the embankment;--
the train was stopped and he was taken on.
The head of the thigh bone was broken off and
the same bone broken hall way between the hip
and knee. Mr.. Hutchins died about 36 hours
after the accident. Heleavesa wife and family
We have been told by three different persons
who witnessed the scene that the engineer did
not give the warning whistle until it was too
late for the man to get off the track This sad
accident ought to be a warning to persons to keep
off the bridge at the time of approaching trains.
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LINEs s


Written seoing the 6oIy Of CHESTER A. BuoK-
LAND, carried to The Cemetery under his eo'estrys
flag.
Lay him down gently. let the Gag cover him,
For its honor he fought, for his country lie died.
Green be the turf, letitlightly press DER him,
Hepeacefully sleeps, for on God he relied.
Lay him down gently, he heeds not your sorrow.
The call Of his country no longer he hears,
Vain is the anguish ofparents and brothers.
Unnoticed their grief unheeded their tears.
Lay him down gently, the laurels he gathered
Shall live green, though AL earthly things fade,
He shrauk not from danger, lie faced the foe bravely
His life was the forfeit, the sacrifice made.
Lay him down gently, mid weeping and mourning;
The home his love frightened is desolate now;
The promise Of manhood, the hopes fondly cherished
Are blightOd by death, at his mandate we bow.
Then lay him down gently, lei the hag cover him,
Der county defenders rs oids should be spread,
BY acts will honor, in hearts we'll enHhrine
them,
Thepride Of our country, our glorious dead
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-02
I.nhl.hine Ild.l,,rhneIksr..

Three men, named respectively Henry
Kaul, Hamilton W. Windon and Conrad
Kaul, have been tried by court-martial in
Western Virginia, and found guilty ofmur-
defing Union soldier. The two first
named were sentenced to be hung, aud the
third to wear a bah and chain. and perform
hard labor during The war. Major General
Fremont, in an order issued on the 25th
inst, confirmed the findings and sentence
of tho Court. The hanging Is to take
place at Suitonvile on Che 9th Of May;
and tue bala and chain rascal is ordered 10
Camp Chase, TO satisfy the yioIsted law in
that loeslity. Some examples liko these
will put an end to bnshwhackihg. HalIeck
aad Fremont know how TO deal With this
peculiar species ftFaitors. - Gin. Gazssss.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-02
GLOOMY Prospect for the RebeIs.

Fhuh thV Ashfu"N kN@j NouiOo0tacYS hiilhSh oVs
4 A DR.. Banks, residing in Savannah, Ga,
having just returned from tour TO Rich
mond, our brave Colonel Armstrong went
to inquire from him what the news was.--
"0b, Colonel said he, .',cs are aOkipped on
al sides, everything looks dark and gloomy
for us. McCulloeh and Price are killed
Columbus and Manassas are evacuated, and
he'll is to pay everytchere!'
The same doctor added that the Yankees
would have to kilithe last Southern gentle
man before they could be conquered. at
is not" said he to the Colonel, ethc negro
question which is now mooied--it is to
know whether the Puritan or Cavalier is to
rule this continent. For fifteen years zoe
have been preparing for IL and the Yam
kees cannot expect to destroy IN day what
sos have taken so long to prepare. 's
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Common Council Proceedings.

D.. f
Present Mayor Kline; Recorder, Krebs; Councilmep
Roberts. Capper oConner IIodes Bennett. Minutes o
last meeting read and approved
On motion the Tax levy for the Corporation Of Fremont
was ordered to be5 mills the dollar valua on mills
for road purposes, and mills for general corporation
purposes; and the Recorder instructed to certify the
same to the Auditor of Sandusky county.
Apetition signed BY 20 ladies presented asking that
crossing be made Main street from the south
corner s. Tyer lot to the
Episcopal Church. Referred to the Street Committee.
sAnorderfor IS granted John Newman for setting
trees on the Court House square.
The Recorder authorized to have seattle hole and
door made in the roof Of the Engine House.
On motion, the council unanimously authorized the
Recorder to rent the Council Room TO Isaac Knapp, JUS
ce of the Peace until April 1865 for the of slo
said Knapp to furnish council with lights and fuel the
council reserving the right to the all
sary occasions. Adjourned