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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-23
Christmas Appeal for Poor Ckiidrcu.
CHILDRza's An SOCIETY.
ClINT0s HALF, As-oz fLAcE,

CLINros HaLL, Asroa PLAcE.
kxw YORK, December y, 1913.
II seems the mos, natural thing on the Annual Christmas
Festival Of to remember he eiAds q nc p'o,
absent ard those who shall be with them. and
while they make the day bdsh to the little ores with many
have home and seldom friend aud to whom tas bsssed
Birthday s only another ha of cod and hnngr and poverty
children bsrefooeI and thny clad and OF Young
growing up in temptation and snad they viii renemSer
poor and perhaps many viii seek make the ChIss
time of hppaess for thess poor cr ates who have nos
Tie CLidens Aid Society is especially the saarA. and
helper Of the children Of the poor the course OF ts
many Thousands come under ITS nusnc or are aided
They propose Christmas Day If the pubs win seneEos.
Boys at the News Boys Lodging Hoass and 70, the srs
the Girls Lodging House, and during the week to pI9y,ds
under their charge in these Lodging Houses and tina das
Schools the funds supplied them for this purpose VIII per-
They PROPOSE also during the Holiday Season to send
large party Of destitute eldss to homes n the Ws
of visitors ssents &c is about SIS each.
Who win hip provide ,sr tho destitute ones. give q
What child especially would like to make Christmas
present Of home to some poor boy or sn o..,. =,
the News Boys Lodging House No. 2s FutOn*, highest
floor on Christmas Day: ~ .ox NJ. c...,
st., viii have dinner q. Il ocioci M Christnas Day
The Hsmmersey street Industrial school No 24 Heecse:
and ppss ss So They viii have to Fc.
livsl on WEDNESDAY. Jan. 9, at 2 O'Clock
The German Social and Industrial school, No. Ri Npne-
tost, will hold theirs in the Lecureroom o. the ksiohed
Chrch Suffolk between Rivngton and Delaney.
on TUESDAY Dec a. at .. m. with about $50 young ira
The young Italian children at the Italian school, nambens
about 100 boy. and girls are In mueh need q io resx
Cansl4st. on TUESDAY, Dec. %, at O'Clock p m IN,
The East Industrial School with about J0 chiidrss
will hold their festival their schoorooms No l1 Eat
40th.at., on TUESDAY Dec. 70. at IL O'Clock q nh -
The Hudsop River Industrial School, With about ITO sb
dren will celebrate Christmas SATURDAY Dec 70, at ID
ociooh rn at school rooms Of &sv and 23tAst
The Boys Industrial School, No l5S East stnst a their
rooms, MONDAY Dec. "a, at I O'Clock p. m .
The Battery First Ward indpsrsl SCHOOL No ~ Rec
tort mes. Trinity LANE viii hold heirs ct the seaoot %
WEDNESDAY. Dec 20. at O'Clock p: m.
Supplies be sent marked FOR the object either 70 mo
sbove addresses the ose No. II Clinton Hail. Aston
place. or they viii be called for " the address DO ssn
Money be sent 1.-THE ohc spso6s either to the Pres
j. T.. WILLAMS esq Metropolitan Bank. OF -
the Secretary c. L. BRACE. No Clinton Hall. Aston place.
New-ior
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DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY,

MlNER-On MONDAY Dec q. Of pneumonia. Elizabeth relic.
ofthe late VIM W. Miner NJ. d.. Of New YORK. in the Goth
year of her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited
TO attcud her funeral Thnsfdas at O'Clock p from
Tie residence % hr soninw t. n. Sawyer. No 23 Adel
phi street. Brooklyn, without further notice.
MCDONALD-ln Jersey City on Monday morning, Dec IL
after long and painful Illness Ja,e wife OF James MELON
hid, aged 50 years.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited
attend the funeral from the residence Of her indv
L. IT, Lambert No. 225 Grand street. jersey City, the
"wednesday morning ct l0 clock without further notice
California papers Ilease copy.
TWIGGSAt Bloomingdae, Tuesday, Dec %. Mrs. Ann
Adeia, widow Of Henry Twiers. -
The funeral will take place on Thursday, 2ih inst AZ ~
o'clock from Onehundred and fourth street and broadway
The relatives and friends Of the family unexpectedly invited
to attend.
UNDERHILI-On Monday, Dec a. at Bedford Lonr Island
at the residence OF her stspaher, john w. ThomPson
Emma h. daughter Of the lat. John :. Underlill.
Notice Of the funeral will be given hereafter.
VAN ALEN-At Bergen. N. j., OF Monday Dec. Il fver
nfin, Of J. Pruyn and Mary q. Van Allen.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited 10 attend tho
funeral Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock, from the resi-
dence of his grandfather. the Rev Il. C. Taylor
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NOll Darker,
THE GHOST OF BLACK ALLEY.
DIR 7. II. ROBINSON.
POWERFUL AND STRIKING ROMANCE
is now ready In the
NEW.YEARS NUMBER
THE NETWORK MERCURY.

The Renders Of TIE NETWORK MERCURY not
strangers the talent DIT J. IL ROBINSON. His storss
have heretofore gacet is Columns bt among all his con-
ribution, ,. Invaluable Family Paper there has not been
cornparable III. insry work Of hcton
founded on equsy cxrsordnsry tsn0w about TO adorn
IT. pssos Foremost among The LTkkAkl JOt kaAS oil
the country THE NEWiOKE MERCURY Is IN every
hsnd-,s praise every lip It has sOCaD POPULAR
NY based urGn II. inrnsJ merits and the en,efpsi-e
will which Il l. conducted New feIuresveEy attractive
70 b. add those FOX which has already become
50 widely celebrated. ,.,,,,,.-c
magnificent rinhcshru at symbolic Of the MELTING
AND FAREWELL OF DIX EMBER AND JANUARY,
will appear Ia the HrwNcirs Hun5e. Tlis one OF the
finest sezorcs engraving published "a iors-et
once spirited, strikn; sud efuli.,uty poetic ,
Tie new story viii be Illustrated By the incompatible
FELIX D. C. BARLEY, one oi whos- hatpiest efforts ac-
companies the Introductory chapter.
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Entertainments This Dny and Evening.

For tins Of G6r,yisme.s IN ofhsT
u fhB IGgcr
AcADRur NUsrc-Un bsllO De Mafchers.
WALLAcK IHEATE3, Broadway, Thirteenth street
MARRIED Life.
WINTER CARDgs Broadway opposite Bond slreot-Tcte OF
Leave Sian.
OLYMPIC IHEATgR, Broadway, above Houston street
Easy Shaving-Ny Pre.ervs ~ sclIei Making.
RAREuNs MUSEUM broedwey--Arabisn Giant-Oisnt Girl
Giant boy Liputisn King &C., 81 all hoursHerr Zirom
Ticket 0f ieaye-Dhost, dc-AfeInoon and Evening.
YAK AxBuR0Hs MEsAGrEIg Broadway above Spring street
Grand Caravan Of Wild Animal.
CIIsros HALL. Astor Plsce-Mrror OF the Rebellion.
BROADWAY AsPHITHzATER, Broadway Broone street
Equestrian and Athletic Performances.
HoPs CHAPEL Broadway above Fourth street.-The Nam
moth 81 reOscopticOn.
HoPR CHAPLL. Broadway. above Fourth street-Mr. and
Mrs. OoiIcrsa.'s Parior Operas, &c.
HISTORICAL SOCIETY Second avenue and East Tenth stree
Lecture on Enslsh Poetry
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MARRIED..

BOYDEN-FLAGG-In Guilford, Vt. on ThuTsday. March
s. by the Rev Ethan Allen Rector OF Chrsts Church MI.
Frederick A. Boyden to Miss Sarah s. fgs Of South Royal
son Mass
FONDA-BAYARD-In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, Dec. y, ny
the Rev 4. H. Dsshe D. D., Richard u. fonda and Susan
", daughter Of the late William NJ BayaId, esq.
THORNE-RlC HARDSON-in Louisville KY on Thurs,
day Dee II, by the Rev Mr.. Mckee, Robert T. Thone OF
Brooklyn N y 20 Sie Allen hicbArdron, daughter ~ The
late William Richardson of LOuisyile
WOOD-WILsON-Ats 81, Philips in.the Highlands, on Tues
day Dec a. by the Rev Chas. r. Hoffman, John Wood to
Mary Eleanor Wilson.
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THIS TESTIMONIAL FROM SIXTY RETURNED VOL
UNTEERS

Places andreth Pills in strong light remedy for our
soldiers that il to be hoped President Lincoln and Surgeon
General Hammond will give the attention it merits Fer
soldiers medicine be compared to Brandeths Pills
because they are bread and yet unlang
remedy In all where purgsve cb eeo, cure; and
the held wle the following testimony sufficiently shows:
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For Coughs. Colds, and Consumption.

OOus"naPSsOrs
The VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALsAM Is the mos
highly approved medicine discovered IT mas STOOD rHS
BEST OF ALL rssr TINE having had unprecedented sale
ofsEAnLr FORTY YEARS Ills recommended by onr best
puYsrcI.ys. our most eminent CITIIgss the PRfss the
TRADE in fact by all who know it, For certificates. which
can BE- given almost any extent, wrappers to each bottle
Tn, Prouietors will choery refund the money " no,
tTy ssiilactor Price 50 cents and Z the large bottles
much the choapes BK CAREFUL TO anT TAG sssgisk
.ssss.s Boston. sold.a New Y0sA w I~AAs s-ssaAy.
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Uphnm's liuir Dye.

Auction Noticc.-WOLBERT GORDON 4 Go. viii
male special SALE Of 100 Read Paris Broche Long shaw'
Of the elegant design. and quality Il Their
No 800 BroAdway near Worth-st, on WEDNESDAY, Esd
inst, al ~ o'clocs.
In the assortment, will be foud grade Of Shaws seldom or
never offered Tor public competition and to which the p1c
uar attention Of ladies AID gentlemen intending To make non
day Presents is particularly invited
The Shawls viii be ready for Inspection, with sAaosucs
rIy ON IN. morning of sale.
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special Announcement.
ROGERS RAYMOND'S
WINTER STYLES FOR BOYS
ARE NOW
READY.
(GARlBALDl SUIT
METROPOLITAN SUIT.
u a. CADET SUIT.
mel"ais inc NEW SCHOOL SUIT.
DRESS SUITS.
FANCY SUITS &c, &c.
ALSO
An unrva,ed and extensive assortment Of
BOYS OVERCOATS
Of the latest imported fashions BUT ONE PRICE viz:
THE CHEAPEST THAT CAN BE AFFORDED,
is asked ~ ,sken.
SrORES-Nos isl. 1913 and l25 Fu.ton-st., and
No. IA Broadway.
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NETWORK WEEKLY
ofhs week will be commenced story OF singular beauty and
intense interest, entitled
MARIE BERTRAND;


OR,
THE FELON'S DAUGHTER.
This exquisite production Is from the pen of
HORATIO ALGER, JR,
and Is not too much to say that is of the most original
well of the entertaining stories given to the
reading public Let fail the opening chapters
Beside of the above beautiful original
Story THE NETWORK WEEKLY will contain
CHRISTMAS STORIES,
written expressly for the great Story and Sketch Paper The
NETWORK WEEKLY;
ALSO,
SPLENDID POEMS
which cannot be exceed in any Literary Paper published.
Together with its other immense attractions. including large
number Of Sketches and Departments The
NETWORK WEEKLY
contains FRANCIS S. SMITHS great Story. entitled
WHITE EAGLE, THE AvENGER !;
THE BRIDE OF THE SETTLEMENT,
ONLY
CENTS PER COPY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-23

Durham &, Brokaw,
CLOTHING.
A superb stock OF
FALL. AND WINTER GOODS.
In the Mems aud Bows Departments,
Ready .mads
OVERCOATS,
OF Moscow, Esquino aud Chinchilia Beavers
WALKING SUITS TO MATCH,
Of
Fnrllsh Scotch. and Amcricsn Coatings.
sap-Enu- dress suits OF al qualities,
for
BOYS AND MEMS WEAR.
NO. 81 lTH-Av, OPPOSITE COOPER INSTITUTE
AND
No. 90 LAFAYETTE PLACE
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DIR. Wistar's Baisam of Wild Cherry.
DIR. WlsrAR's BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
Dir WlsTAR's EALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
DR. WISTARS BALSAM or WILD CHERRY.
DR. WlSTARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
DIR. WlSrAR5 BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
ONE Or THE OLDEST
AND MOST RELIABLE REMEDIES
IN IHE. WORLD FOR
COUGHS COLDS, WHOOPlNG-COUGU BRONCHITIS,
DIFFICULTY or BREATHING, ASTHMA, HOARSE-
MSS SORE THROAT, GROUP, AND EVERY AFFEC-
ZION OF THE THROAT, LII SGS AND CHEST.
For sale by
J. p. DINSMORE. No 49, Broadway, NewYorh,
3 W. FOWLE s Co. No. l8 Tremontst, Boston,
And BY all Druggists
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-23

A BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY GIFT.--A GROVER ~
BAKER ELASTIC STITCH SEWING MACHINE wi prove sp
propriNe and acceptable holiday present. THE machine
received the Aso, premiums At all the important state In
s,lne and County Pairs Of 1853 saleooms. No 9s5 Broad
yrnv Nng.Ynra nd No la2 Fntnnst. Rrookyn
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Our
OV RCOA IT.
WINTER WALKING COATS,
VESTS AND PANTALOONs TO MATCH,
unsurpassed IN VARIETY, QUALITY, STYLE, and
CLEANLINESS
DEVLIN & Co.,
BROADWAY. cor. GRAND-ST.
BROADWAY. cor. wARREN-ST
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Newly ork, County Volunteer Committee.
Ofics, N o 2<O BROADWAY.

10000 VOLUNTEERS WANTED.
~ ns following are the pccunary inducements offered;
COUNTY BOUNT Y, cssh down.. ........"."..eW
STAIL bouNT 4 .........................es
UNITED STATES BOUNTY 10 recruits...... 3oS
UNITED STA TES BOUNTY. sdditioualte vstsrsn
GEORGE OPDYkE. Mayor,
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
ORISON BLUNT, Supervisor.
ELIJAH y. PURDY. Supervisor.
WILLIAM r. STEWART. Supervsos.
WILLIAM NJ Tw FED. Supervisor.
County Commistoa.
q2lsoA BLUNT, Chalsms>
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The Graefenberg Vegetable Pills.
Eo.I30 WiLLiANsT, Ngw.foRk
Are the best in the world for family use. and for
INpIsgsrIoy- - HxApAcHE-NEevousNE
-BILIousysss- HRARrBrRN ACIDIrY- NAUssss-FLAru.
LEScs-WASr OF APPETITE DYsPsPsiA-LIvERC COMPLAINT
GA aceounte| their great rldne and from the fact that
tas nerey gyips edrc the boeis a eonsfipdted
condition ihe Gra.feass,s pas ~R g found wore peasass
than any Others.
re- Price ~ csrts per box On the receipt Of dollar
four boxes will be by mail free Of postage any part Of
the country.
~ All orders for Graefenberg medicines should b sd
dressed TO j. r. Bridge. NJ d. Re,idsnt PAysean Graesn.
beyg Iastitute, No. l38 William st. New York.
to- In. bridge pH eoass rith pdenfs ds above from 10
a. M 10 4 p ~.
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Mrs. 5. 4. ALIENS WORLDS HAIRi REsroRKR
AND ZYLoBALsAnuN, or WORLDS HAIR DRts'IsG-Arc un
ocassd oT restoring nygoIane, beau,ins and dressing
.he hair quickly cleansing the scalp, acsng the fall and i'm
parting healthy and natural color the hair. They
fail 10 restore gray hair to is original youthful color No
lady toilet 10 complete without the zyobasamum, 7 Hair
Dressing 1t iupats the hair most delightful fragrance
snd i. suited to both young aud old.
Tie RestoseI Reproduce
The Hair Dressing Culya:es ,nd Bosutihes
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rs fatal to Soldiers as the bullets Of the foe.
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GIyIy. No. 5l3 BROADWAY,

To HIS CusToNNYs.
hsye large ard ven choice stock Of Goods Suitable ~
Presents ia the Hoip.Ys consisting u LADIES AND Gun
pRESs fuRs Has MIssys BOYS AND SyAsrs. SLEiGH
RoBrs TADigs toor NUFYs ian entirely srt.ce GENTS
HATS FOR IoIIARs CAPS AND GLOVES LADIES GEMS AND
ROYs SEATING CARS TEisngD Also, very choice lot
OF MINI AND SEAL GLOVES Ladies WAR
DESis.
No. Sl3 Broadway.
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THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE or AN OLD
NuRsR-Mrs. WINDOWS SOOTHING SYRUP Is the prescnp
ton of one Of the best female physicians and nurses in the
United States end has been usedfo thirty with
failing safety and by millions OF mothers aud children
from the feeble infant Of one week old to the adult
II corrects scdity OF The stomach
Relieves wind collie; Regulates the bowels.
And gives rest he ah and comfort to mother and child
cents n hoNle.
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LET all VITO HAVE LOVED ONES IN TIRE ARMY
READ
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THE grcntchf Docfrlnai Error OF Inc Dsr.''-
J. l. O. lli will Lecture ~. Jet AZ cooper nnie
Room No ~ TUESDAY Dec q A. \ p. m. also on
WEDNESDAY Dec. q All y. NJ. rlnsci; No iui1fe nc
beyond tn grave except for the fs ieous Adnitancs
lf@~ Al loyeTE Of Bible ruth are cordially Invited
Inspectors Meeting y " be bold - ki Nh > liOiEL
al :. O'clock l. L. JAAIGH, fIeiicnt'
s.ALPHLus SMITH Secretary.
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sixty Voices

sixty Voices
FROM THE ARMY
OF THE POTOMAC.
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FIRST PREMIUM

FIRST PREMIUM
UNIVERSAL CLoTHYs WRINGpr.
was pronounced superior 10 all Others the Worlds Fair
in London 1882 took the FIRST PREMIUM the Fair
Of the AMERICAN INSTITUTE in NewYork City 1903 where
the judges practical mechanics and appreciated COG
WHEELS.
II TOOK THB FIRST PREMIUM AT THE
kRw-N DIRK STATr FAIR. ..... 1862 and l9G3.
VERMONT STATE FAIR.
PHyNsYTEANiA STATE FAIR............ 1861.
MICHIGAN STATE FAm.... 1868.
ILLINOIS STATE FAIR. 1863.
AND AT COUNTY FAIRS WITHOUT NUMBER.
IT SAvRa
TINE. LABOR, CLOTHES, AND MONRr.
IL IN easily and firmly secured TO the tub washing ma
chine and will tit tubs OF any size shape
II simple in its construction and does not easily get out Of
repair
ANY WAsHRRw0MAN CAg
CHILD TEN YEARS OLD CAN WORK IT.
II viii its every six months the saving Of clothes
Just the thing for a Holiday Gin
Sent home free OF expense.
X. c. BROWNING
No. 347 Broadway.
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YThc Snldicr,s elf.

TO Tiif LOVE- ONES ~ HOME.
We will dorc, re, of freight charse A. any crrrrs ofee
east Of ~ Joseph Mo helLtiu! Albums vi the
rane Of NJ noy ths may be ordered by acheI' Of h,
Army or navy of the United states Pre'-ns 10 friends al
home We manufacture elegant styles It az y1iert 10 20
and iigher. r.. n. r. ANTHONY,
Manufacturer, md importers,
No Brurl.gav ssN- York.
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For the Holiday.

TUASl1URE.
NJ stock pise. u aud select assomen 81 the mos,
Styih Eashoiisbe and Detbe offered In this c4sy.
Pafticulsr attention paid 10 the manufitUr u -
ROSEWOOD AND WALNUT PAHLOR AND BED.
ROOM SUITES.
which Tor good taste iu design ure'gnled
All good, v anan'.d In every piiirular
FREDERICK kRlIl:A,
Nos ~ and 10 Eas. Houston ct,
Between BoHefy and li'sv.
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IMPORTANT.
The public respectfully informed that have just
ceved per Celia fresh shipment OF the jules huim
y Co.s
NYRzISAY CABISEr
aud
DRY vERlESAY
CHAMPAGNE
Of vintage surprising in richness fnenes sud decacy
quality any Of the grade before cent by
tAis house.
a trial of the win convince the most fasti1ons.
The following houses have supply OF this shipment on
hand:
MACY Co.
w. T. CoIwfN & Co.
II. ID. fELTER
W. H. JACKSON Co.
CHARLES RELLows
PuRDy NICHOLAS.
J. L. VAN RossUN.
JANIS MEYER r. No. ~ Besverst.
Sole Agent in the L. Jules Nuinm Goa Champagne
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Teuth Ward I MON Assoriaiinn.-At ffim.ry
Election hold T1.sdsy evening", Dee p ts following
named gent.u.n v~r. duly .i~-i-d DELEGATES to the
ti,feral COMMITTEE Tor i9tss WAsHiSOIOs MULES,
SAMUEL ". HUTTON, GEORGE JAMER, ". BAR
bOJ n JOSEPH New ACH HOBEHT VA SOS.
ALBEIT tRAMLEY,)
". BARBOUR inspcctoT,.
4
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-09-04
THE WAR NEWS.
OFFICIAL:

There has not been much doing in the army
for the past few weeks. Our soldiers are per
mitted to enjoy season of rest, preparatory tc
the fall campaign.
AT Charleston, Gen. Gilmore is reported to
be pushing the seige satisfactorily. Fort Sum-
ter is a heap of ruins, and is rendered almost
useless to the enemy. Shells have been thrown
into the city from the 200 pound Parrot guns
but without much damage to the place. Fur
ther news is anxiously looked for.
Nothing of Importance has transpired, since
our last, on the Potomac.
Rosecrans is reported to have divided his ar
my into two parts; with one he is marching on
Chattanooga, and the other is marching against
Knoxville, in Eastern Tennessee
Gen. Burnside is also marching his army in
the direction of Knoxville.
Nothing Of importance from Vicksburg ol
New Orleans, except report that an expedition
is being fitted out to operate against Mobile
Deserters from Burkridge's command, Arkan,
sas, report that Prices forces were driven across
the Arkansas on the 29th, that the rebels were
in full retreat and that Steele and Davidson
were in hot pursuit. doubtful.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-09-04
PROV OTsrOvvA COUNrv.

Mn. EpiroR Ono of the largest aud most en-
thusastic meetings ever held in little Ottowa
convened at Hartford, last Saturday, Aug. 29th,
to put in nomination loyal Union men for the
different county offices. From estimates care
fully made upon the ground, there were up
ward Of fifteen hundred people assembled from
all parts of the county. The Clay and Harris
township delegates alone numbering seventy
vehicles, and upwards of five hundred people;
all of whom by their general department and
the good feeling exhibited, demonstrated the
fact that brotherly and patriotic love are among
the elements that constitute Union gatherings.
None there but you could take by the hand
and welcome as friends to the Government aud
our country. 1t was a glorious demonstration
of the fact that the people of Ottowa county not
withstanding having been punched by Pike and
sourcd by Lemon, are fully awake to the impor-
lance of the times.
Compared with the recent Vallandigham con-
vention, in point OF numbers, morality and So
briefly, it reflects great credit upon the Union
men Of this county. Instead of a convention Of
defeated politicians and their deluded followers,
there were assembled men of all past differences
pledged to support the Government aud use all
lawful means to put down the traitor Valland-
igham.
Atnoon the different delegations headed by a
band of martial music proceeded to the grove
and organized by nominating Hon. John Kelly,
Chairman, and adopting the following resolu-
tions, viz:
Rcsolyed, By the Union Convention of Ottowa
county, Ohio, that we heartily endorse the prin-
ciples enunciated by the Union Convention of
the State of Ohio
Resolved That we have abiding confidence in
Abraham Lincoln, as a wise, patriotic and true
man. And we pledge our united efforts in
crushing out the wicked rebellion that is now
blighting our land.
Resolded That traitors in the field and trail
tors at home meet the unqualified condemnation
of all loyal men.
RcsoIUod, That we recognize only one question
in this campaign; that is, tie Government or tho
re6ol9ion: and that those who oppose this ad
ministration and its efforts to crush the rebell-
ion are enemies to the Government and in favor
of the rebellion.
Resolved, That we cheerfully pledge our
hearty support to the candidates nominated by
this Convention.
The Convention then made the following
nominations; For County Auditor Elijah Lat
timore; for Probate Judge, William B. Sloan;
for Prosecuting attorney, Daniel H. Kline; for
Commissioner, Benjamin D. Payne.
During the session of the Convention, the as
sembled multitude was addressed by Hon. John
L. Greene, of Fremont, followed by Capt. d. S.
Leslie, of the 4lst Regiment, in stirring appeal
to all lovers of their country, to stand by the
Union and the Government. OfJudge Greene's
speech too much cannot be said, it was bold
patriotic and to the point
After remarks from Messrs. McCune, Sloan
and Kline, the meeting adjourned, and venture
to say that it was a day long to be remembered
by the people of Ottawa. H. J.
| Elmore, Sept / 1863.