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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-12

The indications so far are very promising for
good State Fair. Over 200 entries were made
up to last evening. The grounds are in good
condition. and every thing will be quite ready
before the time of the Fair.--Clev. Herald
The 18th Ohio State Fair will be held at cleve-
land on the 16th, 18th, 18th and 18th days ofthe
present month The Fair Grounds are beauti-
fully situated, and the Fair itself promises to be
fully equal in interest and attraction to any ye'
held. The Farmers, Mechanics, and others o
Sandusky county, should arrange their businee
so as to attend. The Railroads win, we presume
as usual, carry visitors at half fare.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-12

We learn by the State Journal that the enroll
ment Of militia in Ohio will show force OF
100000 men.
1t is thought at Columbus that If enrolments
are vigorously pushed until the 10th, no draft
will be necessary in this State.
A Scottish paper states that Kossuth, the Hun
garian patriot, is in the final stage of consump-
ton, and cannot long survive.
The Hon. Thaddeus Stevens has Just been re-
nominated for Congress by the Republican I'm.
ionists of Lancaster county, Penn. He is per-
haps the ablest member of the present House
and is Chairman of Ways and Means
Every mans patriotism is now to be tested
We have reached the darkest day in the history
of the war. Tmid men viii begin to falter
while true men will find themselves rising with
the occasion. Genuine metal is tested by pressure
A Columbus dispatch of the 7th to the Ga.
zette states that Ministers having charge o
churches or congregations are exempt from draf
in Ohio. The order extends throughout the
States.
The Fort Pitt Works are turning out immense
fifteen inch guns now at the rate of three a week
and it is the intention to do so the balance o
tho year. These guns are for the new Monitors
Arrangements for casting a twenty inch gun ar.
in progress, 10 throw bah Of 1000 pounds
with the expected range Of four miles.
The Louisville journal states that 200 o
Scots rebel cavalry occupy Frankfort, and tina
the rebel flag is floating over the State House
What disgrace sold Kaintuck ~
1t is reported that Gen Grants army is being
rapidly concentrated upon an important line fol
active duty.
The Washington specials to the Cincinnati
Gazette, report that Secretary Chase and II. d
Cooke, each recently gave 500 for the benef
Of the sick and wounded from Ohio regiments.
General Jim Lanes recruiting operations IL
Kansas have been most successful. He has
raised Ave white regiments, and organized ,20C
eolored loyalists.
The Adjutant General Of Iowa states that the
number Of men thus Ear enlisted 10 that State
since the first call of the President for 90000C
volunteers, is more than ll,0O0--more than
enough TO fill iowas quota under both calls
In addition 10 this, over i 500 have been enlist
ed TO I'll the old regiments.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-12
CaIifornIa ElectIon.

The State election was held in California on
the Sd instant. 1t resulted in the overwhelming
triumph Of the Republican Fusion ticket. The
returns show Al Union Republican members
of Assembly elected, and four Union Democrats.
Every Democratic candidate for the Senate is
defeated. Six Douglas and four Breckenridge
Democrats hold over, constituting the sole op-
position element Of the Senate, which has 80
members. The most gratifying feature of this
victory is the fact that good Union United
States Senator viii now take the place of Sen
ator Latham.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-12

An exchange in speaking of the daily papers
says; "The country papers are found to answer
the wants Of the country people better than the
sensation dailies."
There is truth in this. There are so many
sensations published in these dailies that peo-
pie hardly know what to believe. What they
publish one day they deny the next. What a
'squelching' there will be among the sensation
dailes when the war is over. The Fremont
Journal gives all the accurate war news and is
published every Friday morning at $3.50 per
year in advance. 1t has much army and other
correspondence. We can supply 800 to 400 ad.
ditional subscribers
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-12
pr. Roback,s Remedies.

We publish In another column, article from the Gin
cnnati Times descriptive OF DR.. Roaek extensive med
eal establishment in that city BY the way Dr. Robaes
Remedies have obtained great and deserved popularity
with all classes II has been short time since these
Remedies introduced into section OF country
yet DR.. Brennan, Dr. Rohacks Agent in this place. in
forms as that his sales ofthe Blood Pills Blood Puri
6e now far exceed those Of all other medicines for which
he Is AGENT combined The for thiz Is that they
have stood the test Of practical experience. We know
this not only from the mouths Of Others but have
cd them In Osr own any With the very best results
proceeding from natural Weakness Indigestion and all
kindred ailments recommend the Scandinavian Rem
edies the UsTy best medicines extan They are des
net and deserved reputation, which viii render them
necessity in every iarNily ly.-HaP0fe0A N0rfAEa"
See advertisement.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-12


En-. JouRNAB.--1 would remind some house
holders of the necessity of preventing the escape
Of noxious efhuvia from cesspools, outhouscs,
&c. Ashes sprinkled completely over the sur
face will accomplish the object as well as, if not
better than lime Spent ashes will do. Where
neither lime or ashes are conveniently to be
had common earth should be used every two OF
three days.
One word ON the construction of ck-houses.
The building should be set ten or twelve inch
es from the ground, upon corner foundations =
Earth should then be used to bank up the front
aperture below the building leaving the back
and side apertures open. Each day or two
sprinkle lime ashes, (fresh or spent) or common
earth over the night soil, in the back house, and
in the beginning of winter distribute it sparing-
ly over your choice garden spots As an in-
ducement to the adoption of this plan let me
state that when such manure is removed it will
be found to have lost all disgusting appearance
and odor perceptible by mere shoveling.
No accumulation of filth should or need be
tolerated in any community, where common
earth can be had. Which is better to have wife
and children languid, nauseating food and fam
lily sick with fever or adopt this simple plan.-
The town council should decide Now, Mr..
Editor, set this up, if you please, prominently,
in your paper, and before choosing the size OF
the type, take walk about town some not
windy evening just after sundown. RusrIc
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-12
General 1EeCleIIan,s order No. l..

ashInKIOnl Sept. ..
Fkyst-Pursnaat to General Orders No 100,
from the Var Department, Adjutat Generals Of
nee, Of the I'd instant, the undersigned hereby
assumes command of the Notifications Of Wash
ington, and of the troops for the deienso Of the
Capital.
bcoond-The heads of the staff departments Of
the army Of the Potomac will be in charge Of
their respective departments at these headquar-
ters.
11vd-ID addition TO the consolidated morn
ing reports required BY the circular Of this date
from these headquarters, reports viii be made
by corps commanders as 20 their compliance
with the assignment Of positions heretofore Civ
en them, stating definitely the ground occupied
and covered by their command, and as to what
progress has been made in obedienee to the or
ders already issued To place their commands in
condition for immediate service.
GEO B. MCCLELLAN, Mai Gen.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-12


This delectnble gentleman made speech alter
his nomination by the "Democratin' Convention
at Norwalk "What' (says contemporary y
is the tenor and purport Of that speecht 10
unite the people in putting down the rebellioni
To make them o unit in this crisis OF the nationf
No such thing. From one end to the otheru
seeks to charge the guilt Of the rebellion upon
the party that elected MT. Lincoln; Il assails
Congress for having passed laws to conhscate the
property of rebels; charges attempts TO divert
the war from its original purposes, aud in every
way seeks to antagonize the people OF the North
against each other In the lowest and most Of
fensive sense of the term il is partizan speech
with all the perversions and misrepresentation
unfortunately peculiar TO such performances. -
II is just such speech as Andy johnson o
Tennessee Senator Wright of Indiana, Dickin-
sou of New York, and others of the class W,
have before referred to, would most Of all depre
cate and condemn. In the name Of our com
mon country, let sll good men and true men fol
low the patriots and leave partzans behind.
While MI. Noble, instead of arraigning thu
rebels and directing his force against them, j
elaborataly attempting to charge the response
bility of the rebellion upon the North, NOR
than half Of the six or eight regiments whicl
have gone forth TO fight for the Union from thi
Congressional District are men whom he thu
charges with guilt. The blood Of the dead, slail
in fighting the infamous rebellion, cries ou
against such mistimed, inappropriate and un
| patriotic partizanship. We ask our readers =
choose between partizans and patriots.-Bucy
| rus Journal
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-12


Maj..Gon. Butler SAYS a great many good
things, and occasionally does one; and tho
good things which he says and does arc
usually said aud done 10 a manner peculiar
TO Benz. I. Butler II will be remember
ed that he made the happy discovery. while
in command at Fortress Monroe. that fuoi.
tive bondmen are "contrabaud" of war-1a
discovery which tho country seemed TO re-
gard atthe time as one Of extraordinary i'm
portance, and likely to lead to the solution
of very troublesome question. Whether
this was matter Of so much importance
as the public attribute TO IL, mny still be
doubted, perhaps; but there can be no
doubt that the General has made "for-
ward movement on the yexed negro ques-
tion to which all truly loyal men will fo-
spond, viz: inviting into the volunteer SER
vice Of the United States the "Native
Guards (colored) First Division Of the
Militia of louisiana" AS this organization
was duly and legally enrolled as part Of
the militia Of the State, its officers being
commissioned by the Rebel Governor, Thos.
o. Moore, as late as, May last, il will be diff
cult for even our Secession sympathizers TO
find fault with it. And MS the proceeding
is Subject to the approval Of the President
of the United States,p ii may assist Presi-
dent Lincoln in coming to a conclusion or
a policy as to whether perishing nation
will accept the proffered aid Of loyal black
men. Gen. Buffers order which is to the
point, will be found on another page.--N.
Y. Tribune.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-12

Memphis, Sept IA fight sreported to have
taken place at Middleburgh, seven miles from
Bolivar on Sunday afternoon lasting several
hours The town was taken by Oonfederates
Federal loss, ihirty-seven killed, several taken
prisoners. Rebel loss, four killed eight woun-
ded
Among the rebels killed was Capt. sapping-
ton, of St. Louis.
The steamer Amelia fired into boat on her
passage up from Helena, loaded with guerrillas
at the foot of Puck Island killing one and wound
ing two. The military then landing and burned
the houses in the vicinity, and lay ing the plan
tations in waste taking Is prisoners and also Ia
king the negroes on the plantation away with
| fhem
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-12

Rev, Dr. Hamlin, Of Constaninople, saved hun
dreds ofliyes by the following simple prepara-
ton during the terrible raging Of cholera Ia that
city few years since. Ia no case did the rem
season. 1t isno less effective in cholera morbuE
and orr inary diarbea. A remedy so easily pro-
cured and so virtually efficacious shonld Sc al.
ways on hnnd. An ordinary vial of il can be
had for 25 cents or so, and no family should be
without It over night
Its prompt application viii relieve pain, and
presumptively save life.
Take-One part laudanum,
One part camphorated spirit,
Two parts tincture ginger
Two parts capsicum,
Dose--One teaspoonful IN wine glass Of wa
ter II the case be obstinate, repeat the dose IN
three or four hours,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-12

Gen. Mcclellan has command of all the
forces concentrated in and about Washing
ton for its defence, and has got into his old
headquarters in the building on Pensylva
MIA avenue, opposite the State Department
Everything, in short, begins to look and
feel like old times, or "ndtural Ike" as
some people would say. If we can only
have the navigation of the Potomac River
interrupted by rebel batteries, and coal up
again to $l2 per ton, it would be impossi-
bic to distinguish 1852 from 1861. The
citizens here are now pretty well accustom-
ed to being ain danger" as it is now call,
ed, and bare it very quietly.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-12
Il Chemical Compound similar TO the Nat
urdl oil ftte Hair.
FAY'S SPANISH HAIR GLOSS

clean white and elegant preparation for promoting
the growth, luxariance and beauty Of the HarremoV
Ing dandru scales and scu and curing the eutaneous
diseases Of the scapuneqpAled for keeping ths hair
moist imparting Il rich, silky softness and highly
beautiful user. Il is unlike any of the Alcoholic and
Oil preparations commonly used for the hair Its SUI
peroty all hair preparations consists In Its prop
critics being mOistonng and cooling instead Of drying
and heating the alcoholic preparations are being
free OF the greasy qualities Of marrow oils &c. It's pow
to the gntnous coating which obstruet the
oices from exuding oily substance necessary TO the
natural Moisture beauty and growth Of the Hair
qualed.
One free application OF the Hair Gloss will mpart
asting beauty and moisture TO the hair than whole
bottle Of the alcoholic preparations usually sold.
Mothers will hnd this preparation the best they
TO dresa their chdrens hair keeping II In place. giving
ID most beautiful luster and causing II 10 grow luxur
antiy Ii any preparation Of the hair
grow the Spaniah Hair Gloss viii do Il.
Price, 25 cents per bottle.
Manufactured BY c. p. FAY Chemist, New York City.
Sold wholesale aud retail by s. BUCkLAND,
Sept. II mos fremont Ohio.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-12

The hitherto unconquerable Garibaldi has
been effectually checked in his movement on
Rome, having been wounded, taken prisoner,
and conveyed by government frigate to Spezzia.
He was fast setting Italy in an insurrecfionary
blaze, when a sharp conflict deprived his deyo-
ted followers of their daring leader. The cap
ture of Gaibaldi will be likely to arrest the
campaign, and at once relieve the Italian gov
eminent Of very embarrassing matter. There
win be no French occupation of Neapolitan ter
ritory, and England can give up its threatened
corresponding movement in Sicily.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-12
From minnesota.

Omaha, Sept S.-A messenger from the Yank-
ton agency who arrived from Sioux City the 9th
brings information that the tribe was ON the eve
of rising against the whites Some settlers of
Dacota have already been attacked. The wO-
men and children along the Missouri river are
fleeing to Fort Randall and Sioux City for pro-
lection. Help is asked for.
st. Paul, Sept 5-The Indians attacked For
rest City on the third, and were repulsed, Capt.
Strand writes to Adg't General from Hutchin-
son, on the third, saving they were attacked by
one hundred and fifty Indians partly mounted,
The fight lasted two hours and half when the
Indians gave way Our loss was three killed
and fifteen wounded. Capt Strand also states
that the Indians had excellent guns, were
dressed in citizens dress, and rode fine horses
He thinks the difficulty in that vicinity will be
very serious.
Madison Wis Sept 6.-Telegraph received
by Gov. Solomon from Sec y Stanton this p. NJ.
announces that Gen. Pope is ON his way TO st.
Paul to take command of the North h-western
Department, his headquarters to be located at st.
| Paul.
| Special session of the Legislature meets here
| tomorrow.
| st. Paul, Sept. 6.-Mayor Prince arrived last
night with dispatches from Fort Ridgeley to
Thursday, the 4th inst. Captains Grant and
Anderson, with a small party of infantry and
cavalry, were attacked by $50 savages eighteen
miles from Fort Ridgeley. During the engage
ment the whites managed to throw up breast
works of dead horses and earth, and held out un.
til Col. Sibley came to their relief and drove
| the Indians back. Thirteen whites were killed
and forty seven wounded. Most of the killed
were from st. Paul Before the enga emen
!, Capt Grants party buried 85 of the nassacred
One woman had lain in the woods two weeks
unburied.
Capt. VaDderhook, commanding at Fort Aber
crOmbie writes that a large number of Indianl
had appeared around the Fort and carried off al
the government mules and cattle belonging t.
the post. He was compelled to keep his entir
force on guard all night He also says unless re
Inducements appear soon he viii be compelled
to abandon the post.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-12

EARLY FRosTs.-Autumn was ushered
10 by an unusually cold spell. A slight frost
was preceptible at Grand Haven, Mich, on
the I'd of September, though no damage
was done to crops. Near Hartford, Conn,
the tobacco crop, which is said to look very
well, was slightly injured by frost the morning
ofthe Sd. Last year the first frost in the
same locality, came on the 2lst Of October
At New Haven, the mercury stood at-4l
the morning of the Sd. There was also
a white frost on Saten Island.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-12

The Washington sana@y Chronicle gives Us
the following consoling informatson:
ave may say that eur prospect for he future
movement viii soon be executed, ofthe offensive
order, which win send the rebels on double
quick to the southward We are marshaling
We hope and believe, under Halleck, Mcclellan
snd Burnside for the decisive victory. or series
Of victories through which We can see the fair
lovely, and honorable hand Of peace beekcnine
her speedy approach.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-12
OuR PEoPLEIN EAnNEsT,.

On Wednesday Morning Mayor KLINE, of this
village at the request of the business men, is
sued his proclamation requesting all business to
hours of - o'clock, noon and 6 o'clock in the
evening. At all other hours, all business mer
are expected to be engaged in encouraging en-.
enlistmeDts, and looking up recruits. All entel
upon it with a will It is well.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-12

Experience teaches us that delicacy prevents
many females from applying for the means to
alleviate suffering and save life. That objection
is obviated in the case of 'Sir James Clarke's Fe-
male Pills prepared after a prescription of Sir
James Clarke, Physician to the Queen Of Eng
land, and well known to be the only sure and
safe remedy for female difficulties and obstruc-
tions from any cause They can be sent in
bottle containing 50 pills. post-free, by enclos-
ing 81 and postage stamps to any agent. 80
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-12
Two Secesh Cavalry Arrested In WASH
ingtOn.

Last night, about dark, two cavalryman
came riding into the city, supposed to have
come from Poolesvile. They were discov-
cred by the provost guard who saw the
brand &c. s." on tho horses, and on ap-
preaching nearer, the guard discovered the
Virginia State uniform, which convicted
them of being portion of Stewards cav
airy. The Virginia coat of arms was found
on the buttons of their coats. They were
evidently drunk, which accounts for theiI
boldness and etfrontery. They were placed
in charge of military officers, who will put
them where they will make no more raids
= WashinqtOn Republican.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-12

All our wounded s0ldIerR Together with OH
cers. aud every body with whom we eonyer.ed
says our reporter; charge all tho basne Of satur-
days defeat 10 Mcdowell They say ne let
Loagstreet 10 through the Gap puIposeig and 81
every way during The battle managed 10 actually
aid the enemy. In short, they call him iraiioI.
Now We trust that this matter viii be ingestiQa-
ted, and we sincerely hope il may not prove
true but that the General did his best Certain
IL "a there is universal complaint against Geni
Mcdowell, ~ Washington RepnklipaH
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-12
Departure of the loom regiment.

The Tooth regiment left Toledo for Cincinna-
ii on Monday at 10 o'clock. The men had all
their accoutrements but canteens. They were
armed with Austrian muskets, gun the men
do not like. Cartridges were distributed TO
them, so that they went away prepared to do SER
vice. They were hurried off without single
tent and the prospect is good for the regiment
to be used up by sickness before they can be
furnished with any
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-12

A dispatch from Washington state that the
Bebels have captured the dead body of Gen.
Bohlem. The work was done by guerrillas
while the body was on the way TO Washington,
attended only by an honorary guard. The act
is worthy of the wretches who performed it.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-12
MINUTE pIRN ron CINCINNATI.

On Tuesday evening when the news from
Cincinnati reached this place call was made
for a squad of men for the defense Of the city,
At o'clock on Wednesday morning, compa-
ny of 81 men enrolled by B. Brundage, met at
the depot armed with rifles and started for
Cincinnati. They may see service.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-12

The oIneinnati commerciaI says:

The Cincinnati Commercial says;
I'VE have pretty direct and positive inforua-
tion that Col r. B. Hays. of the 25d o. v. J.,
win take command Of the 18th o. V. I. This
win be gesd news te all attached to that organi-
zalion. We earnestly hope Col Hays win be
able to command the new regiment ltis good
thing done whenever an officer is taken from an
old and put An now rogiment.''
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-12
mafna EIeesinn.

Returns from the election held in Maine on
Monday last indicate the election of the Repub-
lican Union State ticket by about 900 majority
The same party probably also elect of the
S members of Congress, and viii have large
majority in both branches of the Legislature.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-12
The 111th OhIo RegIment.

We understand that the lllth regiment left
Toledo for Cincinnati at o'clock on Thurs
day evening last. They viii receive their arms
and accoutrements, after they get to Cincinnati.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-12

Vapor Gum is quite fashionable article these
days, and certainly better than tobacco. Anna
teurs in this article pronounce Doctor Andrews
productions superior to any other found in the
market.-Hhicd Journal