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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-28
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Vim. Z. Haynes will have an Auction Sale at
his residence Tomorrow, at 10 o'clock as j ~
s. D. Howells has permanently located at
Clyde, to practice Dentistry. Those reeding
anything in that Inc wiz do well to sslIyep him
See advertisement.
Bryant STATIONS Commercial College,
Clevland, Ohio. See adyertisement, y '1
Henry Bowlds has lost a bay, mare Colt
See advertisement -------------------------
.fhe4ncrrhants and business men kefjt closed
doors yesterday, Thanksgi sing-day.. Religious
services were had at the various Churches. =
Letter from the I'D on the 1st page
A. Oollier,calls attebtioActo, various assjcles
for sale ps rent. He bslieyss IN ydeipg, all tLs
good hescah. See adv er4iseFnentC - 81
The Mcsse,igcr has again been resumed max
ing its appearanGe yestertay; tSc size is reduced
column from each page John A. Farrell, ed
itor and Publisher ,Nasnaet .Ef'ol .saaao'
Printing paper has advanced from 81 u to i S
cents per pound: Newspapers all round the
country are increasing their price Or reducing
the size Of their papers We shall continue the
JOURNAL the same size and at the same rates TO
advance subscribers. Those who do not pay in
advance will be charged more. - e a7g. y s.ss
AssIsSMENTs OF DRAFrED MES-The Gleve.
land Herald says; Gen. Wright at his recent visit
to Camp Cleveland, made the following assign
mentsQf drafted men; 81 to the g46th, 46 to the
I'D, l2 to the 4lst, 81 to the l2d and los to the
9th cavalry. gfra-T brs IfO IEC0
MANDARIN WARD KILLED.-Mandarin Ward,
the American General in, China, was killed in
an engagement near Rungpoo, between tho reb-
els and The loyalists, in the foFepart of October
Cen Ward, it will be recollected, was the Yam
kee who proposed to close the Chinese rebellion
by the job, and had trained a Chinese force. and
achieved several victories.
The weather is now cold and winterish. A
slight snowfall Monday nigIto GcoIA
Our woodpile is growing smaller. Promises
will not keep us warm. Bring us wood.
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DifrcFchce ip lDoine rhS same TbibSs
Gen. Mcclellan aid hot move His dreat
command more than six miles day to-
wardsltkofcdefhBy rs6fnoiiAcS Ssalii6kCa "a
week for tho issue Of new clothing, and a
mouth before tho execution Of an order TO
advance.
Notso Cen. Buuside. 10 .recciytd a
Telegraph ffoni Wasbipgtou appfoshv u
bis plAp apdgiying perulssiop lhsQfattl
army to move, late in the afternoon. At
daylight tho next morning.. his advance
corps was on the road to Fredericksburg.
Gen. Howard's division was iu want Of new
clothiugE bptittdh not wait. GSnF BUM
side sSnt oA lhsrpcn, ths sbscnt ths sIothipd
after them, and late on the ist hight of
the march the trains came up, and the win
ter coats, socks, drawers, etc, were distribu.
ted TO the men before they lay down. The
next day, at the psKtl stepping place, this
was repeated 10 the case of one or Two other
regiments that had mot been 'sdppled
The men were on the march again at day.
lighh 'clolhed and in their right minds',-
In this way thego-A Ahead fnmsidG shsvdtl
his army from Warenton to Fredericksburg,
forty miles, in two days and ahslf!- Cleve.
Herald
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SoIdiers, Ala Sac,e,v

Owing to Thanksgiving being on Thursday,
the Society's meeting this week will be held to-
morrow, ,Dsatdrday:i tiiSi IIIH (
The officers of the Society respectfully urge
upon the ladies full attendance at the weekly
meetings. - -l7'i'i'i.' i'''' az lis''' IN
They would also renew their appeal to the
people ofthe country forcanned and dried fruits;
also onions. ,ftsa -lf o. ~
Persons bringing in articles on days other
than those on which the meetings are held, can
leave them at Mr.. Bucklands Drug Store. ol,rz,a
At a meeting Of the Society, held at the Soci-
Tetys rooms, Oct SOth, 1862, the following ladies
were elected officers for the ensuing month. y
President-Mrs. F. l. MORTON. gii4 .di . '-Hs
Vice President-Mrs. Wa. ToTTEN.
Sccretary-Mrs. WooLLARD.
TreasuYer-Mr MULLER. ~ y..t
Reeciuiag and Disyibuting Cosn,ittos Mrs
Quinn, Mrs. H. Lesher, Mrs. Greiner. a
Direetrcssess.- Mrs. G. Garfield, Mrs. Pease,
Mrs. Flint Mrs. Bell, Mrs. J. s. Tyler, Mrs r.
Canfield, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Close, Mrs. Vanness,
Mrs. st. Clair. II. 8. TYLER, Sec'y.
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Ibeiug impossible fof any ytnfIftSryhSoSo.
piebt to b projected without i,s hali details
beivg given from deg 10 day usahe papets.
lhs, size and cbasaclerof tho expedilion for
The opening Of tho MjssissippiE have been
given ih fOil 10 sevetal journals. There
willsbe nothing conirababd, therefore, ~
tbe Observation-Disclosures thr6ughls the
LEApEM Tho expedition will, consist en+
tlrely Of Western. and Northwestern repis
mems. lt,Fill embrace Ten regiments from
Indians, twcIve from fIiincis, four nom
lows, foaf from Wisconsin,, two from Mina
nesoia, and 10000 troops, Infantry, cavalry
and aFilsFy, from tho arpy, DOW ia Ken
lucky The cavalry and Arlllsry force will
be ample for anyaemergency.e,In In, addition
TO this force, Tho gunboat feet under, Com
modoFe Porter will cooperate with tho ex-
pcdition. b. The feet consists Of, the follow
ing sesscls; Benton, (Asgship), s1ss gpus;l
Eastport, l3 guns; Carondeeb rl3 quns;
CINCINNATI l3 guns; Cairo, l3 guns ,,Moupd
City, n. gups; Louisville "A 8 guns; Beronr
Dekalb Formerly ST. LOUSY 10 guns ; Es-
sex, 7gpnsi Lexingioua7 guns-4- making a
total oflo gupboats and l2l guns. sTso
III is with reference 10 its opening and
purgiDg qualities upon the great river Of
the West, shat this is called ths 20 Castor
Oil Expedition No doubt it,rwiH be. as
aisasterful 40 the rebels as dose Of, that
olePgipous eompoupd.rn Cleye. Leader.
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Iuseri,aI Torsuvcs.

Mr.. Kelley, a part of whose narrative of
in the rebel country We gave
day Or two days since, gives this further
testimony: ,is..5,e yee gab ofa.
Il have seen hung up by The thumbs
of both hands forieight days and nights, in
the opcn air, under the bot Southern sun,
and their caps taken off their beadsnto let
the fiery brain boil in their skulls, without
food of any kind sayea piece of hard bread
soaked 10 water; this put into the mouth
with some water squeezed out of sponge
all because these men. refused to longer
serpe after their taCelvemonths mere up.--
This punishment was ordered by Villipiguo,
or %Gainea Pig and Andrew jackson, Jr.,
wholpolluies the memory of the Immortal
hero bs>inheritiug the old mans sword"
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VaIeabIe NHedieLnes.

Mrs, c. ?. Brisier, Editress pf Newark 1fyesis,
in her paper Of Jan %, 1859. writes as fpIlovss:
wetHow that Dr. Kabaeka Scandinavia feaneais Are
all they claim Ia he The DE- ptae ptqd usWh EN- bot
ties of his Scandinavian Blood Purifier and boxes o his
Beed tfs lust sash nser. which put new hge into
They inFsefste, kepEthenf Apd eNes Tbs sysisafnla
better condition than stimuli usually DO aud have no
depesang tfHct 1fea zen sAfs 10 rs0oAAmaniihx the
Blood leAll seeEpg fem dehfiyi y the faaas
uh 10 may. The itis have tht pecuAffty thtf Art
SssrfSIfy het e and at the .lae te aaEe he pafont
stronger and In an Improved condition, daerept frQn
most drastic Temedies. Ivy them with tho nao6d
you viii feel like ma1Eho have haan relieved and
vtnlnE TO add your testlay TO eir eeacy. See adv.
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HmPortant Order-ReIeasc OF state Pris-
. 'Nf| Hl 'ht''Hf 2toIters. oHl 'i 'sa e144fg


A general order for the release of State
Prisoners was issued BY tho War Depart
uent on the 22d Of November. II directs
the discharge from arrest Of all prisoners
now in military custody, who have been ar,
rested for discodragihg volunteer enlist.
tnents, opposing the draft. or for otherwise
giving aid and comfort to the enemy, In
States where tho draft has been made, or
the quota Of volunteers and militia has been
furnished. Tho same order says that per-
sons who, by authority Of the Military Com
rnapdcr or Govetnors Of Rebel States, have
been arrested and sent from such States
for disloyalty Or hostility to the Government
Of the United States, and are now 10 milis
tary custody may also be discharged upob'
giving their parole TO. do no act Of hostility
against The Government Of the United
States, nor render aid TO its enemies Such
persons may be sent out Of the loyal States
on coudnion Of not returning again during
the war. The order does not dischsfge
any person who has been in arms against
the Government, or by force and arms has
resisted or attcmptedto resist the draft. hor
relieve any persons from the liability 10
trial and punishment BY civil'tfibunais, or
BY uftnartials, or military Commissions,
who may be afnenable to sdcf tribunals for
ofienses committed oioi ,L'cisi1aoi io5 ..sl
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central Ohio ConferciIco seminary. rrau

N Il 81 niece Clty, Ohtos rtE q Afl
TheWiuter Term wilteommenee on Tuesday,
Dec. 2d, 1862. While other schools have been
compelled to suspend OH account of the war, we
have been blessed with Increasing numbers =
The term just closed proved to be the most sue
cessfnl in the history oftbe school, Ample pro-
vision is made for extensive courses of Classical
and Scientific study. Special attention is given
to thoroughness and proficiency in,tlie common
branches. Expenses moderate. For particu-
lars, address ]. w. HIErr, Principal.
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Important from Nashville.

The rebels evacuated Murfreesboro on tho
2o.b, going to Tullahoma. The Murfrces.
boro Banner of the aeth reported Bragg
Buckner and Cheatbgm at that place. The
rebel army of the Mississippi had been di-
yided into two corps tho right under Gen.
Polk and tbelleft under Gen. Hardoe. Gen.
Breckiuridge assigned to Polk, Kirby Smith
TO the command of East Tennessee. An
Examining Board, consisting of Hardee,
Buckuer and DOnelson, had been organized
to examine ths fitness Of officers 70 conf
mand.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-28
Save your Rags.

There is a tTsmenslo6s excitement Just now
among printers, editors and publishers, about the
increase in price Of paper; There is good cause
for it. One half of the newspapers in the cOun-
try must stopiethe presenth high prieesrontinu ne.
The whole difficulty might be avoided if more
care was taken to save aud collect cotton rags
More rags are wasted annually, than are sold to
the paper makers. 1t now becomes a patriotic
duty upon the part of every householder to econ
omise in this matter-to save and sell every
thing about the house out Of which printing pa
per can be manufactured.
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chicago Newspapers.

A few evenings since the publishers of the
Chicago papers held meeting to consider the
great increase in white paper and other items Of
the enhanced costs Of publication and resolved
an advance price on dailies and tri-weeklies of
25 per cent, and on weeklies so per cent.
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Sandusky County RibIc Socictv.

The Anniversary Meeting Of the sandusky
County Bible Society Auxiliary to the Ameri-
can Bible Society, will be held at the sl'resbyte-
rian Church, in this place. on Sunday evening,
December I, at 61@ o'clock.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-28

The New York Post at the close Of a leading
article ON "The Paper Famine, Says that such
OF the morning journals Of that city as have
circulation of $4,000 copies, lose by the recent
rise in paper, not less than $150000 per year;
and if daily has a circulation of 100000. the
loss will be fully $4,000 ofcourse this would
be rpipous TO any enterprise, and much as the
proprletors of the New York dailios may dis
like the idea of advancing their prices they
must do so, or reduce their size. frr ~ -.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-28

TSrsvesss s68fFel ~ AOur y6aeano Ike 80
more bread or biscuit land much betser(by ns-I
ing Herriek Aliens Gold Medal SaleFatus, than
by yeast tfsIlRentatlensRr Rny other salsratIls.-7
It IS perfectly healthy, viii not turn your cook
cry yellow, win strengthen weak stomachs, and
cure fy spePfic sPeSsaassl 10 10 nIaeh isttsr Ia
use with cream tartar than soda. Try one pa-
per, and you win be convinced. Nest of the
lgpsestsssa IA oDsratI ia2 Liberty-st GsYg ?
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Den.h Of Hon. Eu,ber TT.ne,,e,,. /

The telegraph brings US the sad intelligence
of the death, from brain fever, Of Hon. LUTHER
HANcHErT, of Wisconsin. Mr.. HAscHErr was
half brother to Cob CBaclSland Of the 72d Ohio
Regiment and Mr.. Stephen Buckland of this
place. He YGS a mepberlof, the present Con-
gress, and just elected to the next. In the death
OF Mr.. HANcHErr, the country has lost an able
statesman, and Che cause Of universal freedom
distinguished champion.
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n Chemical Gonapoundsimi1dr to tie Nat
: prql Oil ofMe Han.
FAY'S SPANISHHAIR GLOSS

clean white and elegant preparation for promoting
ing dandraG scales dsc6rf and caring the caldneous
diseases Of the scap-uneGuaed Tor Keeping the hair
moist imparng 10 ita rich, iky softHess and highly
Oil lpepaaons COMMONLY Used for the hair.
peiority all hair Preparations consists in it prop
ertes being meistehng and cooling, instead of-dryng
and heating the alcoholic preparations arc; and being
reeo the greasy qualities Of marrow, oils, &c It's pow
to remove the giutnous coating which 6bsructs the
pores the skin when unhealthy and which prevent the
ofees from exuding oily substance necessary the
natnpl moistnre beauty and growth of the Harris
guided. =. e n
One free application of the Hair Gloss wi Tmpart 1
moro lasting beauty and mostue to che hair than whole
Mothers will find Misrepresentation the best they
to dress their chidrens hair ecpnE it in place. giving
It most beautiful uster and causing IL to growuxuria
antly. any preparaion Of art cause the hair to
grow the Spanish Hair Gloss Win dott.
Price, 25cenis per bottle.s = -
Manufactured BY C. P. FAY Chemist, New York City.
Sold wholesale and retail by 9. 'BUcKLANn,
Sept. IL moe Fremont, Ohio
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p. o. Anpointn,oilts. p ~ IN

The F. 2. Department has appointed George
June Postmaster at Black Swamp, Sandusky
county, vice WIN, Lay, removed.
SIM Terry has been appointed Postmaster
at Townsend, Sandnsky county, vice w. Hafif
removed. o9.Iay ytt -vor,el r.ts,ts-
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-28

The, Evspsyille (Indiana) Journal says tbe,
climax of villainy and ingfatitudel hss beer
reached, la thei reported coup 'fefdl Of Adam
johnson, the chief OF the Green River rcbbers
Il is currently reported that this srFant horse
thief after seducing hundreds Of y0,lug nien Ia
follow his fortunes, and rob and PluRder thsss
heighbors. and of times their own relations has
suddenly disappoaEed, carrying with him the ill-
gotten gains Of the band, some $4,000, with
which he Is said to have fed TO Texas.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-28

Over l,oooof the rebels prisoners on john
sons Island, were towed overon transports
on Saturday and put Oh board the cars for
Dixie, having been. exchanged. This leaves
but about 90 now in the prison barracks on
the llslandse s. - bssHiaI u q Iiu uci8.o
They left just in time to save Govern.
ment hugo wood bill and themselves from
state of good bracing lake air.---San-
dusky Reg aam % asia sde
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-28

A fifledRix hlmdfed pounder gun Is fapidly
aaEpPlelihn ,at ElaWisk Enehnd.
Fhen hnished. will be % u tome end
its length 14feet l0inehes; the outer diameter
IS 70 be fHaet4 4 iuches At the bIeech and1 foot
956 inches atrho na1als The bore of the gun
.will De gatlseF lnore than 4s inches and the
greatest thickness Of metal af the bfeeah about
10 inches, at the muEzie ~ inches.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-28

.Burnside's praise Of Mcclellan one year ago
is quoted, by all the factious newspapers, as
though that proved his generalship. Everybo-
dypraised Mcclellan then. But it takesthat
class Of sheets to insist that Grouchy, after his
rujnous delays, is still "young Napoleon.p
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OHIO n 8RMER, ard N
~ OHIO CULTIVATION, fore1 S63s 81 ,l
NEW ARRANGEMENTS.-S. d. Ii LRR1s and WV II

NEW AhkANGEMENrS.-S.D ID. HARRIS and WM. b.
FAIRcuILp. Editors
On the first Of January 1863 will he issued at Glove
and the frst number Of the Twelfth Volume of The Ohio
Far1het andhf first humber OF the Nineteeh hyolume
of the Ohio Gutivatof. As heretofore the Ohio Farmer
will be issued Weekly, and will conducted solely for
the advancement of the Interests fthe Farmer the or
tcuturast, the Stock Raiser, and all other industrial
pursiiitss AndirwBlos made Necome visitor to lie
HonieiCrele;s lt N ii II tii Il
Ths Obio dilhtatos will bs Issued Monthly 8a pNges
large octayo nndw be devoted to Practical AgFfutlrs,
Stock RiaEg, Gardening, 90. / ~ tGIAfhf
TERMS-For the Ohio Farmer. 81 per year FOR single
copy SIS for three copes SS for copies SIS for
ten copies anda extra copy the geter the clubs
For the Ohio Cutivator, so cents per year for single
geter up of the club Payment for either paper must be
strictly in advance.
Address, "Ohio Farmer, Cleveland, Ohio
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sorghum syrup.

We have received a few more reports Of sorgh-
um manufacture in this county which anels4 4 j
Reported last week, ------------ 3.629 gals.
Wm. b, Durfee, Rice township, : l,l3s
H. R. Bowlus, West Fremont, 2,40S d. a Dc
8. Tuck, Green Creek -. I, ,72u -
We have a sample in our 6f5ce, of that made by
Mr.. Tuck, and without any hesitation, pro-
noande 1.-THE 6ea we have syef tasted equal to
sugar house syrup; unbelievers can can at our
office add exaibihe it. 3 o III .iAiIc II
Alfred IsenhOury Scott, .---.1.... ,567 q
Francis Grcepman, Townsend, 9.200 'c :.
H. Grover, Green Creek ,4,-.---,- 800 +"
David Hawk, Greek, -. ..--4s-i7 SST 4" 8
.ssica aliu y nfi - .ss i.g7 fs7f ~ q al------4 p
Total reported, ...-. ..-.-. IA 46f gals
We hope every Ihan " no las man ufactuTed in
IN theeodnty this fall wilIreport tans the quAa-
tity made, hsl 'a si,iis1 Fn5A .s9 = :.
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Mail htoI,gemeu,. 4


The annual election for officers of Brainard
Lodge, No 1886, FAM, takes place at Masonic
Hall, this (Friday) evening nAn ihienSbets are
requssedto TO be presentaB
iar sW .buI laIEwIs CASFIrLp w NJ.
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Letlers for CoInpahles Flae,G, San ohio

Letters. for ConPahIes rae, slh Ohio,
Lieut.. G, THoMEspss Co. G, rsth. Ohio Reg'l5
having recovered from his wounds intends 10 ne.
turn to the regiment, leaving Fremont on Mon
day evening. Dec. lst at ~ o'clock. Lieuten-
ant ThompsOH via carry eisttsisaad daaaAtf fAsE.
ages to the ssTsicts of co,npAnies'FaIia G; to be
fSaSthc' Hardware s,ore Of of'rhoulPsop 4 spi-
Ger by M9aday Rsont or at the residence of Capt
Z. ,,,i1 ~ III ~ IA a. u
s. Thompson. rlet fss. ,sY ..is1 sii,a
hieuts es-Ms MsFvvErFOf Company y, viii also
leave attlP sans time. and viii take leteyA and
ep,aR packages, which trAY oe leiiat THOMPSON
a sP'ser siorqei rqei ass1a bRa I9o3a
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-28

Rats and Mice may be effcctually Destroy
ed BY using the EStetinator brsparcdby L. GsG is1,
broadway, Nov York. sold'by OR. MeoUIIoCH,
Aug ~, lSo2. --sa.t ...-. I 3. BtCkLANp, -
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-28

Rats aud Mice may be effectually destroy
ed by using the Extermpator prepared By L. eon, %
Broadway New York Sold by G. R MecuLLoCH,
Aug %, 1862. ls5 .J s. BuGKLAND. .
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AT Greene TrubuIi county Ohio at the residenre of
her uueie, the l2th fnst ELIZA ~ daughter
OF Rev Aianson Phelps, Rector of St. Paus Church. Ere
moot aged Is years and months. - q -'ai4 70 + %
On the 18th inst funeral services performed and
discourse deiveredn the church above named by Rev.
Lewis Burton, Rector OF ST. Johns Church. Cleveland
barge concourse Of parishopers and citizens we're res-
ent and accompanied the remains TO the place OF
ment proof OF and sympathy for the
Rector and his family in this sudden and painful hsreaye-
nent. g iiitllS = - = tI.titifi 'Flf w III
IabeEing under what supposed but Temporary iA-
dispostion she left home inSeptember last place
where sha die, and she sseed almost recovered ntfl
on the Sth instant achange for the occurred which
ther. ID ~ --f f~ f-
In parting With OF such gentle amiable and wom-
ansy character. her sorr0ing friends enabled greatly
70 rejoice in the satisfactory evidence which her previous
religions character and her dying testimony aforded-
that abe has deraried heBee fin the comfort offs Feakona-
BILE religious and h9ly hope-L 3, IN Western Episco-
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The following Ls from tho Psinsville Tsleeraph,so

DsAIU or ELIZA A. PHELes,-We were sadseBedato
lssrn ofthe death or Miss Eliza Phelps second daugh
ter % Rev. A. Rhelps fdrn1est Rector Of st. James
ChpEeh in this village, AgedlS years ands months Miss
P. hsd Seen here ut Lake Erie Female Seminary fdt the
lasttyO Yees, where she has three sste the eld
est teacher in the Instfntien She died Ehile on yist
to her Iends at Gtsebsouvg Trunbuli eounty, on tho
9Th inst very snddeRly Af eoHFeAan Of thelaAgsR9
the unex 5ected Intelligence seyere blow TO the ia
er and nethen who residsAat Fremont, Dhos and tRs
sisters ~ sehqn herfe Miss Phelps was sEeet aptss
BILE, and Intelligent GIRL and Will be gretly missed in the
circle in which she uloyeas A HumsF % her sa0ol-
mates franp the Seminary attended her funeral which
tock ptaee Al Frefnont on tAe 1sth! ed ttHftohlt
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-28

Use Goff 8 Deuth to Rats, Nice, de-
Itnever fails to kin. SOLD by g n. MecuLLocH,
Aug. 20, 1882. DIS ierl 8. BuokLAND. rsS5
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-28

THAF WoSnERFuL CHIEAaG As.7-The way Boz
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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-28

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sell IL 10 Fremont. esHia'fn rtxugg as 1sea--yl .