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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-24
DEATH OF MRS. SEAToS.

Ms. S.aton, wife OF Mr.. Seaton oil The Iate!l''
gltc,, med this evening. aged u.
TUE AMBULANCE CORPS BILL.
Senator Wilson's Ambulance Corps bill, WHICH
has been carefully prepared from practical susse''a'
- medical aud other officers OF the Army pro'de'
III, supervision q ell aubulaneea medicine wssos
i. W.. ted il. the medical director o. ehiei H'u"'
81 uruy cofp-. 4, twi.;or. one "A
ONE eapt, ono l.. Lieutenant Tor each dsSsoh, QUO -
lrutenant rr each hdsfAs scrsrsnt 70, -
., fi, ate fof e,eh aLuRlsnoe one ptNae io' d..
. wagon shall he deisrird 10y esrh corps 80 ~
o,s. and non commit, ioued ohieeFs o. sueh o"'s' " W.
mounted. --...t ~ .,ch rr-imeas
Three t,vo.hore amhulances are granted 10 eaen " -
al .I,n,rv tvo 10 rsr regiment of cavalry, one %
quaTfcfnAstvf OF rash why ''f's
and Two ann, usson. each DIVISION. A., .r,a;, al
The fourth s.etiou prrscribes the duties o. ue
m cot, sud ircctin. the establishments OF uIlI N -, -
ri il. and wounded rrqnrin. tue eSc's.s ,1t
,l,us. and ssre under stgict aud particular o'a''' u ~
/ III n'rrrtor and ID. SECRETARY OF NM , a. Of ,,>
sections and prescribe the duties OF otef o@0''' " $50
torpr =, Hi; a, I. r.cuired TO detail
,w q uielira officers sud I've hospi'a1 s'e"A'A' ~
the sfuhuancrs when on ihe iiiac, c any impose
T. Tho use OF auulsnccA is lTosed loi ~, ter medical
,,r, nm, .aryrynncc of the sick sud wo"ii''i """
.atpI.s oue IA urlent cases ..l with the Amba-
80 pr! son, u.htr than those coide 80 .ounded
i,nc, Corn. are SLOWED 10 remove the sieA sr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-24
THE CASE or SENATOR HALE.

The Judiciary Committee of the Senate, at
their meeting to-day took mp the casc OF Senator Hale
but he being out OF The matter was postponed Tor
three weeks when Nathaniel Mcka! OF Boston Que ~
the principal Witnesses who was In attendance 'o'""'
Is expected to testify
CoNTRABANp CAMP REMOVED
The contraband camp on Faur'een'h s''''''
which has been the Louae vi gpgiIiyea aaR Wv WE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-24
rnr BNrrLHs oF CoRlNTn AND aATCnIg.

The official reports OF the battles OF Corinth
AID Ha,chc fought early in October. were to-day pub
lshed. Gen Thomas says tie pursuit Of WLeriec VINO
adc a raid into Tennessee was unsurpassed Tor rs ea'
cry and the bravery and endurance OF the officers ind
men engaged in IT, and prevented the execution OF 40
extensive plan Of destruction to our communications
and plumber rapine and murder throughout Middle
Tennessee md Northern Alabama. IN which Rodiy anu
Lee we're TO cooperate with Wheeler 1t cost Ire enc
my six pieces OF artillery and about 900 men ineiHaas
lie killed. captured and those who deserted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-24
NATIONAL BANKS.
The following National Banks have received

srs National Bank New 0rlesn, La, capitol. sgUN
ril.t N,,lonsl Bank Troy, y. Y, crrsta ....- 1912
Fii,t N-iionA Bsns Zsuesyle Ohio. captA....-- I1M
-; N,,io,sI p.nl bath n S. capsta............. 51W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-24

WASHINGTON Wednesday. Dec. %, 1859.
REGENTS OF THE SMITHSONIAN RESTITUTION.
The Speaker OF the House has reappoinied
Representative Cox one OF the Regents OF TIC Smith
,oniin Institution ard Representative Davis Mdl
ana Patterson a. H. also Regents. in places CT Nessrs.
, 'olft4 and NcPhcrsou.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-24

The Committee on Elections has had under
under consideration the contested election ease from
Dakota Territory. but have come to no conclusion
decision will be reached AFTER tie holidays rs 10
4, hich member shall have tho seat.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-01-30
Northern secessionIsts.

As the Democratic leaders at the North
now advocate not only the Southern Seces-
sion, but q Northern one to cooperate with
it, we suppose they will no longer affect a
sense ofipjury at being called Secessionists.
There was time when they pretended that
this was unjust. But they were then in
the habit of calling the rebel leaders,. such
as Yancoy, Slidell, Wigfall and JEFF. Davis,
Secessionists. Is there any difference be-
tween the Secessionsm of JEFF. Davis and
of our Democratic leaders now? Are they
not striving TO establish the Southern Sec
ession by another Western Secession, Just
as he has laid downl Certainly, if there
everwas any difference in principal and pur-
pose between the Southern and the North
thern Democratic leaders, they have now
removed it. There is difference in the
acts in support Of the purpose, but this is
rather creditable to the courage Of the
Southern Democracy, and might be thought
a reflection upon their Northern allies, if it
was not that, under peaceable pretense,
they are doing more for Secession than they
could by joining it with arms Cincinnati
Gazette.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-01-30
Fremont journal.


Democratic nrob Rule ia Legislatures.
The recent election Of Senator BY the
Legislature Of Pennsylvania was accomplish
cd amid The most disgraceful scones The
Democrats bad but one majority on joint
ballot, aud 10 preserve strict party voting
the State House was crowded with Phila-
delphia and Harrisburg "roughs,V who open
ly threatened that no "bolter" should leave
The Hall alivel 1t was "reign Of terror"
In earnest.
A similar 'iroigu" has been inaugurated
at Albany. The New York House Of Rep
resentatives stands ca Republicans to Cd
Democrats. II met tho first Monday in
January, and no election Of Speaker has
yet been had, both parties adhering strictly
to their candidate on every ballot. An
election Of United States Senator is pend
ing, and the Democrats are determined tC
prevent an election by staviug off an organ
ization Of the House until the sixty days o.
the session are run out, unless they can have
their own man.
Saturday last was day of excitement
Tho Republicans and Union member
dropped their candidate for Speaker, anc
nominated Mr.. Callicott, Union Democra
OF Brooklyn. The matter had been agreed
on in caucus on Friday. The Democrats
packed the State House with New Yorl
mob, and the leaders 10 the House exciteG
them to fury by the most threatening
speeches. Mr.. Callcott was denounced on
the floor and in the galleries. Members
proclaimed that Callicott, even il elected
would never be allowed to take his seat a;
Speaker, and the mob ratified the threats
with yclls of applause. No ballctting'
could be had, aud at 2 o'clock the Union
members moved an adjournment to We'd
nesday, which was agreed to- Cleveland
Herald.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-01-30
Arrest OF Two Human monsters.

James and John Calendar father and son
have been arrested for the murder of a wo
man and her children in Otis, Berkshire
Co., Mass. The son states that bis father
and himself were intending togo on sheep
stealing excursion; that his father went tc
get quart of whisky, they agreeing to
meet at place near where the murder was
committed. After meeting there, they
drank the liquor, and about that time Mrs.
Jones and her children came along in search
of berries. Maddened by the liquor they
drank, and made desperate by their brutal
passions, they ravished the unfortunate wo-
man, and then rejecting upon the certainty
of their discovery and punishment, they
decided to kill the women and her children.
The father agreed to kill Mrs, Jones if
James would kill the children. The little
boy and girl being frightened by the terri
bic scene, had gone away few rods and
were standing by fence, unable to realize
the awful fate awaiting them. The nara
tor says be dashed their brains out against
a stone, while his father was engaged in
numbering their mother, and after complet-
ing his fearful task, he passed by the body
ofthe woman, and seeing that life was not
yet extinct, be raised large stone and dash
ed it upon her head.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-01-30

IMPoLTENEss IN CHURcH.-A gentleman
with rather seedy overcoat on, some time
ago attended funeral in the fashionable
Grace Church New York city. He took a
prominent seat, but the ceremonious sexton
sent him off 10 free pow near the door,
A pompous little Lieutenant, wearing an
elegant new uniform, was gracously shown
to the eligible seat. On the congregation
rising and the singing of hymn, the scedy
overcoat was portiaIly removed, displaying
the starred shoulder straps of Major Gen
eral. Urgent civilities were pressed on the
distinguished otficer-praycr books, offers
of better seat, &c; but Gen. Banks quiet
ly declined these f1unky attentions, and con-
cluded his devoticns in the free pew near
the door, having egregiously mistaken Grace
Church for Christian institution, in the
character of some of lis frequenters.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-01-30
paymen, Of the soldiers.

The Democratic papers are already cav
ling at the authority granted by Congress
for one hundred millions of legal tender
notes for the payment of the soldiers
What would they havel They have at
tackled the Government because it did not
pay the soldiers, and nov they abuse it be-
cause il takes the only course left to effect
that payment. The claims on the Govern
ment cannot be paid in specie, for there is
not enough in the country, even il all in the
vaults of the banks were increased By all
that is in possession Of private individuals,
so that it is imp possible to do the business Of
the country upon specie basis. This be-
ing the case, what would these carpers do!
The soldiers must be paid, the demands
upon the Government must be met; how
shall it be doneG The alternative of max
ing further issues of paper money is not
agreeable to anybody, but it is necessity
forced upon US by the war and its conse-
quent enormous expenditure Cleveland
Leader.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-01-30
Reaction Against yallandiR-
hnrm,s sDeech.

vallandigbam is soon going out Of Con.
gress, and a few days ago be tried to
deeper disgrace himself by rchash Of his
secession stump speeches last fall, in The
House. A Washington dispatch says;
A reaction has already set in against Vail
andigham and bis pronnneiamonto on the
Hoor Of the House among the Democrats,
even in Congress. Outside Of Congress,
the condemnation Of bis speech hamong strict
members Of the party is common. A eau
Gus was hastily called Of the Democratic
managers last eveningto considerthe partys
policy, with the light cast on the future by
Bingham and Wright.
A distinguished railroad president Of
Ohio, and recently Democratic candidate
for Governor Of that State, declined to attend,
and sent word to Vallandigham that the
personal relations between them had been
ended forever by his speech.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-01-30
mutiny.

The LOG Illinois Regiment mutinied, a few
days ago, at Holly Springs. This regiment
was raised at Anna, place in that portion
of Illinois known as Egypt, where tho de-
mocracy cast an almost unanimous vote
The Lieutenant Colonel went over to the
enemy; the, other officers aud men, except
the Colonel, who is loyal man, are under
arrest. This regiment, before it left Hi
nois, drove afarmer out of his house at mid
night because he had hired two negroes
There arc said to be one or two other South
ern Illinois regiments who are not to be de-
pended upon.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-01-30

The Conuersyillo Indiana Times notices
a sample Of sugar made from tho red top
Imphee cane by VIM. Hedriek, Of Franklin
county. It is part Of lot of seventy
pounds made by him, and is as bright as
common New Orleans sugar The process
was simple, boiling the juice down to the
consistency Of thick molasses, and pouring
il into earthen jars TO grsnulate. In three
days il had grannlated handsomely, leav,
ing but an inch ofmolasses on the top Of
each jar. This experiment shows that the
variety Of cane and its ripeness are more
important to success 10 making than any
special kind ofeyaporatcr.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-01-30
An IncidOnt Of The capture OF Galveston

An Incidcnt OF the Capture OF Galveston.
Almost the FIRST men struck down were
the gallant Capt. Wainwright and First
Lieut.. Lee, who fought, the prisisoner says,
with desperation and valor that no mortal
could surpass. He saw them bleeding and
PROSTATE upon the deck, still dealing death
among their enemies. One young son of
Capt. Wainwright--ohly 10 years old {;
just think Of it, stood at the cabin door, q
revolver in each hand, and never ceased
firing till he had expended every shot. One
of bis poor little hands was disabled by a
ball shattering his four fingers, and then
his infantile soul gave way; be burstinto
tears and cried: "Do you want to kill me r.
Darling young hero; may his country never
forget him Where is the Hemaus to we'd
bis name to immortal verses, like another
Casabiancal Philanthropists whose hearts
are yoarning for something to love, here is
noble orphan boy on whome to lavish your
care. He is now prisoner in the hands Of
the enemy Correspondent NJ Y. Times,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-01-30
Arbitrary Arrests -washington's Opin.

Arbitrary Arrests-Washington's Opin-
ion.
This subject, which justly has excited
great attention throughout the country, is
now becoming party question. The opin-
ion Of WASHINGTON, whom no one will ac-
cuse of willingness to encourage violent
or unlawful measures, sustained and even
recommended such a course in times of
great emergency. In letter written to
Gov. Trumbull, of Connecticut, in the year
1875, he wrote the following paragraph:
As it is now very apparent that we have
nothing to depend upon in the present con-
test but our own strength, care, frmness
and union, should not the same measures
be adopted in your and every other govern
ment on the continent7 Would it not be
prudent to seize on those tories who have
been, are, and that we know will be, active
against usl Why should persons who are
preying upon the vitals OF their country be
suffered to skulk at large, whilst VIC know
they will do us every mischief in their pow
erg These, sir, are points | beg leave tc
submit to your serious consideration.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-01-30
Talk sro1n . sConservalive., ;,

Mr.. Marvin, conservative emancipation
ist Of Missouri, in a speech made some days
since 10 relation to the senstorship from
that state, and alIudiug especially to the
alledged radicalness Of Gratz Brown, said
':Mark the predicationl In less than two
years. we conservatives will be where Gratz
Brown Is today. This would has moi
stopped. 1t is movingon, and il won't stop
If il is stopped, il win be good deal easier
20 start il than it is to it. =
Do you expect that good and evil can be
made to harnonizel No, sir. Neither can
freedom and slavery. God has made that
truth--not you or T. and you might as well
stop the heaving and eboing Of the ocean
iiself, and say. thus far shalt thou 90, and
no father God has got the start Of US sir
Wo NAY as we'll accept these facts to day
as tomorrow. We have got to acceptshem
and hsw out our destiny"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-01-30
Tho seee.h and German.

Among the patients in the General Hos
pial at Philadelphia is sOcesh soldier He
was very sick when first brought here, but
is now doing better. He is Grabbed Gus
toner. Now that he is recovering, his
burliness begins to show itself 10 manner
that his comrades don't care about putting
up with-at any rate from Secesh
In the same ward with him is Union
soldier--an adopted citizen, from the land
of krOut. Yesterday morning the Union
German said something to Seccsh. Sosesh
vouchsafed only in reply:
$50 To-"
"Do vat?'
Secesh repeated his remark.
The German was not al all exasperated,
"Ahp said he, "mine trent, you ish too
kind. cannot 60 to dat place"
"Why mott"
at ISL now full. 1t ish very crowded
dere. Sigel, he fill it nit dead rebels
Even de tuyful has to shleep out o doors"
The laugh came in here from the boys
who were loungiug around. Secesh had
nothing more to say.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-01-30
mcoOoK ANN THE PROCLAMATION

An Indianapolis dispatch to the Chicago Tri.
bune, says that Major General A. D. McCool
passed through that city en- route for Dayton
The General is reported TO have said the army
is in the finest spirits and that they all, officers
and men, approved Of the Presidents Proclama-
ton, and would enforce it 10 the letter.
Two officers alone had offered to resign, as.
signing as a reason the issuing Of the Proclama-
ton, and they were placed IN irons and sent to
the rear.
The army Of the Cumberland Is fighting to
suppress the rebellion. ard will resort 10 sny
means IN their power 10 do 50, and have no con-
seien1ions sfSpples about iakinn tlls psuPSnfy
md tsySe a fhs sstaaA
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-01-30
A Chemical Compound similar to the Nat
urol Oil ofthe Hair.
FAY'S SPANISH HAIR GLOSS

clean, white and elegant preparation for promoting
diseases OF the scapunequaied for keeping the hair
moist, impartng to IL rich silky sofness and highly
luster II is unlike any Of the Alcoholic and
Oil preparations commonly used for the hair Ia
perioty all hair preparations consists ia its prop-
critics being nostenng and cooling, instead of drying
and heating the alcoholic preparations ares and being
free Of the greasy qualities Of marrow, oils &c Its pow
TO remove the gutinons coating which ebstTues the
oliees from exudng oily substance necessary to the
natural moisture, beauty apd growth Of the Hair
qualed
One free application Of the Hair Gloss will impart
more lasting beauty and moisture to the hair than whole
bottle OF the alcoholic preparations usually sold.
Mothcrsw fad this preparation the best they can use
TO dress their childrens hair keeping it in place. giving
II most beautiful uster and causing Il to grow uxuri-
antiy ~ any preparation OF art cause the hair TO
grow the Spanish Hair Gloss will do 1t.
Price, 25 cents per bottle
Manufactured by G p. FAY, Chemist, New York City
Sold wholesale and retail BY s. BUcKLARD,
Sept. IL moo a.1 Fremont, Ohio.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-01-30

a The National Tntslligencsr noticing the re-
election Of Mr. Sumner, Of Massachusetts,, to the
r.. 8. Senate, says;
II We nrs not able 10 urwith Mr.. Sum
Deg IN ceriain Of his opinions on questions OF
domestic politics. ID gives us only the greater
pleasure 10 bear our cheerful and candid testi-
inong TO the enlightened Judgment aud peculiar
qualifications be brings % the discharge Of The
fmportant duties deyolyed on him As chairman
~ the Commisfo on Foreign Relations Ia the
Nai1ls. u thia ntpscitF Do has deaerFt n ty wtkn
"a ftlf df4Sl g RIlSlo sssatyx. lsAa
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-01-30
sHERIFF,s SALE.

Ssndusky County Common Pleas Court.
Eben sutton,
David Supner.
DY virtue ofan order Of sale issued from said court Ia
ID the above entitled cause, SHALL the door OF the
Court House In Fremont, 10 sandusky county Ohio OF
Saturday, February 9TH, 1868,
offer for sale at Public Auction, the following described
lands and tenements to wit: ff
Lot number twenty-five in r. suttons subdivision Ia
the town q Clyde In Green Creek township, containing
according 10 the Of j. b. Darling two and ninety
one-hundredhs aeres ha the or less as laid
down and described the public records Of said
Ny county Appraised AZ q, $50
4, R. FEReUsPs. sLsIR
DSe y. IscA 'SfNf vi Aa5 scss
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-01-30
MANHOOD;
How Lost! How ReslOredi

~ just pabiished In sealed eHUsl9pe. Price ets
A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and Radical
Of Spermatorh@a or Seminal Weakness Involnuta.
y Emissions. Sexual Debility, and impediments Mar
rage generally, nervousness, consumption epilepsy and
ats; Mental and Physical Incapaety. resulting from Self
Abuse. &e--By R0BT. j. cuLVERWELL, N. D., Au-
thor Of the Gresa Book. &c.
The world renowned author in this admirable lecture
clearly proves from his own experience that the awful
consequences Of Self Abuse may be eeetunly removed
without medicine and without dangerous surgical opera
tions, bougies, natrumeds, rings cordiae pointing
out mode Of cure at certain and en- ctnh by which
every sufferer no matter what hi condition be- may
cure bmsef cheaply vtely and radically. This Lee
Sent under seal in plain envelope to any addes on
She receipt Of six cents two postage stamps By ad-
dresslpE, d.. OHAe. J. @. KLINE,
iS1 m Eenev, MY Ystt. Fosf vass gss clse
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-01-30
sHERIFF,s SALE.

TOHN D. WHITES ESTATE.
- Notice Is hereby given that the subscriber has been
appointed aud duly qualified AdmlnisTa Of the es.
tate OF John D. white deceased lats Of Riley township
TSwnssuds JAM IL, 1866. sws. ~SANsVH"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-01-30

An AheratiUe, Tonic Diuretic and Mid Cathartic.-
Price, rs cents per box containing SO Pills.
Each box contains fifty pills, which makes them as
cheap again any other standard pill, and four times
cheaper and warranted much superior in the OF
Ious diseases any the syrup mixtures sold besides
being more convenient and proper form for The
PILLS are principally Alternative medicine heir basis
being the solid extract of Sarsaparia, prepared in
perior manner but sufficiently cathatic to gently assist
nature, unnecessarily, which makes them
peculiarly adapted TO weak and eneebled persons nvig
Grating and strengthening the body purifying the system,
producing new, rich blood and healthy action Of the
stomach and liver.
They acknowledged by ablest physicians to be
not only highly unexceptonable but eieacous in the
highest degree, nnd as genefal
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-01-30
Family Medicine UneauaIcd.

Family Medicine UnequaIcd.
The compound Sarsaparilla Pills used for the pema-
nent of those diseases which arise from impure
ach sud liver and wherever medicine is required to nvig
crate and purify the system.
They are purely vegetable compound and may be
used by persons Of all ages They pleasant the
palate and produce nausea nneasness gripping in
their operation Hundreds Of certificates could be given
of those who have used them with great benefit.
Purchasers will be particular to ask for "Dr. Roberts
Compound Sasaparilla Pills and oberve that the green
wrapper each box has fac smile OF the signature
Jos. Roberts, H. D. and c. p Fay, and to purchase
others. lt .s' 7+4 '.t
All applications for agencies. aud letters the subject
Of the medicine must be addressed, post paid, TO c.
Fay, New York City. fai.
Sold Wholesale and retail by S. BUCKLAND,
Sept II moo Fremont, Ohio
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-01-30
Carey's Cough Cur
Coal Oil and LAMPS.
Bear in Mind,
Alcohol. Fluids. &c.

TTNHAT DIR. E.. DILLON & son intend to sell only
Goods of Good Quality, share their good bargains
with their customers. Friendsl do you hear that.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-01-30

A LCoHOL, viz. 49, IS, 9s and 100 per cent. Fluid,
"A Turpentine and Camphene for sale by
DR.. E. DILLON & SON.