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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-05
Next Speaker of the House OF Repre-
sentatives.


The question Is now being agitated. 90 to who
shall be the Speaker IF the next House of Con-
gress. Ohio has never yet hadthe honor Of
providing Speaker, and she surely deserves
that honor now, as aFeSsfd for her great and
successful exertions during the late political
campaign. Of all the gentlemen among our
Congressmen elect, we would prefer to see the
Hon. s. 8. Cox elevated to this important Of.
fce. We believe him to be the man for the
people. For years he hss been hard working
Democrat, and notwithstanding the Legislature
gerymandered his district, and buried him un-
der three thousand Abolition majority, he was
tliumphantly elected to his seat In this Con-
gress. The silent praise of the bsllot-box is
more eloquent in his favor than the eneomiums
Of the press can be. The people of this die.
LIiet would be well pleased, therefore, to see
Hon. 5 s. Cox Speaker of tae next House o.
Representatives. CrapfOyd Co. FoyEm.
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A CoMPLiMRNT TO Ma. MAaoNY "A bsausi.
ful compliment was paid to Mr.. Mshony while
passing through Galens, By the wife of NJ. Y.
Johnson, now conaued es political culprit at
Fort Delaware, al The instigatior of HE enc
mica. The whole of her fine mansion was
and honorable discharge" of the friend whose
absence she now mourns,-DubIqns Herald.
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The History Of American Manu-
factures from 1908 to 1880.
By Dr.. J. LEANDra RsHor. Q vols. eyo.

Vol. I. now ready. Vol. II. nearly ready.
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Addreaa
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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-05

Washington Aug. II, 1862 Rev. Mr. French
who has Just returned here from Port Royal
where he has had the superintendence of the
colored schools, bad interesting interviews with
Secretary Chase and Stanton. He reports that
there are nearly fifteen thousand colored per-
sons within our lines in South Carolina Geor.
gia and Florida. The schools are making rapid
progress. Most of the pupils learn readily, anc
take deep interest In The religious exercises.-
Some of the slaves have come over a hundred
and fifty nilas 70 reach Port Royal, travelling
all night, and hiding in the woods in the day,
time. They an state that The negroes have ths
idea that the day Of their deliveranee has come
This feeling prevails eSerywhsfe anone the
slaves.-iCOF. Of The ~ Y. Posi-. q S.1si
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-05
The Fremont Union Schools win be reopen,

The Fremont Union Schools win be reopen
ed on Monday, Sept. 18th.
A number Of heavy rains have fallen within a
few days Weather cool; frost feared. X
alzt Lsst. A. H, Rics, compagy =. 7ad Reei!
rasnt. has been discharged on account Of disease
Of long stapding.
AS will be seen by message Of Gov, Tod in
another place, the drnfs is postponed until the
10th Sept Volunteering viii continue until
that date. Leiihe next len days be well speat
in seeking out voluRteera and sandusky ooun.
ty can be counted out Of the drafting lists.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-05
FROM ths army u nc sooshwe.l.



FoRG scorr KANsAs, August 90 4
The efeAtest sctiyity prevails here ii got.
ding this army feady fos irnmediate advance
towards Arkansas haH mlH
General Blunt conmandibg The forces
here has received information that all troops
10 the department Of Kansas, and All those
10 southwest Missouri, including All the fe.
cent levy Of miIitia, win be concentrated al
such points as he shah desigDete.
This portion Of the army is finely equip.
ped, and contains four complete batteries Of
eight guns EACH Troops have boon brig
AIDED, and different commanders ordered
10 move their commands 10 suitable places
cast and south Of Fort Scott, where full
supply Of forage, grass, fuel aud good heal
thy water can be obtained.
Information has just been received here
confirming the report that the rebels are
concentrating in largo numbers at Cross
Hollows, Ark, with the intention Of march
iag north, proposing to take Fort Scott aud
then Fort Leavenworth
Pike had mado a speech 10 his men saw
ing that be intended to be quaftered 10
/ Fort Leavenworth before the snow fcll.-
There is no mistaking that such is the idea
beld out to the rebel force now congrega-
ting at Cross Hollows, and the recent ex-
pedition under Cockerel aud Coffee TO
Lone Jack was for the purpose of escorting
the new levies downto Ark. Hundreds Of
men followed them and the two peices oI
the Indiana Battery which they captured
at Lone Jack, but they were mostly with
out arms.
Day before yesterday Quantrill and Hays
bands came upon six companies Of the q
Kansas, near Lamar. Major Campbell auc
Capt. Greene of the eth attacked then
with about go of their men, and bad sc
we're fight, lasting two hours. Two mel
we're killed, and 2l wounded. Lieut.. Col
Bassett, commanding the I'd Kansas
marched upon the opposite side Of tn,
stream out of danger Wounded men say
the rebels had about 700, and il Basset
had helped them they would have whippet
them.
Col. Cloud left his force the day before
to report at this place. All say had he
been there Quantrill and Hays would have
been taken.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-05
Troublo In xEe..ern. ylrginia.

! The Wheeling Hltelligeliccr has the following:
GRAFTON, Va August 81, 10 P. M.-It appears
to be certain that the guerrillas have Buckhan-
non and Weston. There is great alarm at Clarks-
burg, and all the movable public property has
been removed. 1t is reported that the rebels
are advancing against the place A fight is ex-
pected there to night The 18th Virginia may
arrive in time to participate. There are various
reports as to the force Of the guerrillas, ranging
from 800 to 1000, but the former Is probably
nearer correct. There was a sharp fight at Buck.
hannon, in which Showalter's company is re.
ported e have been badly cut up,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-05
DIR. OnED ANDREWS,
VAPOR GUM.

Cures Dyspepsia.
vAPoR GUM cures Throat and Lung Complaints.
VAPoR GUM is used and recommended by 100000 men,
women aud children.
VAPOR GUM is the best known substitute for Tobacco.
VAPoR GUM cures Nervous Diseases.
YAPoR GUMis prepared by scientific Chemist isfree
from every Objectionable quality, and may be safely and
properly used by men, women and children, daily.
VAPOR GUM
Is popular and universally used but tte eY
d~nce is deemed necessary. Tens Of thousands like tho
following unsoliested letters might be publishedi
From the Hon. Mr.. Britain. f
OsoSDAG6, N Y, June 81, 1892
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which have been manifest in my case, thewonder ofau
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where II could be obtained many anxious TO get
some for like Complaints Please forward soon.
Il Yours, &c, N. BRITAIN.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITS.
~ Buy only that put up in fiat square blocks
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Sold ia Fremont by c. R. McoULLocH and s. BUCK
LAND. Aug, 20, lss2-yl
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The Great French Remedy.
MADAM BoyINs cELEBRATED SILVER COATED
EEMALE RNL9-

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EENiALE RHLG9
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N. B.-one Dolar enclosed to any authorized Agent
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C. CROSBY, General Agent
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CAurIoN-Beware OF Counterfets, the genuine have
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For sale in Fremont, by G. n Mecellock, s. Bnckand,
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AnAPpeai % FatrLo.Is women and Cnil-

SURGEON GENERAL's 0FFIcx, WAsHrNeroS,
August So 1862 $40 the togai seosnes and child-
rsa Of tto U''iteR &etes; The supply Of liat in
the market is nearly exhausted. The brave
men wounded in defense Of their country will
Soon be in want oft, Iappeal to you TO come
% our aid IN supplying this necessary articles
There Is scarcely woman or child who cannot
scrape lint, and there is no way in which their
assistance can be more usefully given than in
Furnishing as the means TO dress the wounds Of
those who lall in defense Of thsifrghts and their
homes. atf
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-05

The scene of the Indian massacres at New
Ulm and Fort Ridgely is 2l0 miles from st. Paul
by the course Of the Minnesota. Acton, where
the first atrocities were reported, is at least 80
miles from St. Paul. while the agency of the
disturbance, is more than $50 from st. Paul.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-05

the fight. An indianapolis dispatch of the lst
says four regiments left the State yesterday, and
six OF seven more are under marching orders
At least one regiment viii leave per day during
the ensuing week. fI
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-05

Tot Teeripts on Fubscrlpuon Tor AnguAt- Ssg bI
We desire to intimate to oursubscribers in ar
rears that we are very much in need of money.
You have been blessed withgood crops for which
good prices are received. Can you not help the
editor now? Remittances by mail at onrrisk.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-05
Eg- MATHEWS CHocoLArE WORM DRop

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Never fail to destroy and extermnate all kinds OF neR
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nauseous vermifuges in They may be taken at all
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other deeterious drug Mothers should always
them, and give their children other
(No cathartic whatever Is necessary TO be gfren.)
For sale by all Druggists and dealers in Medicines
Price, rs cents CHAS. r. WALKER, General Agt.
4oy1 Buffalo, N. r., and Fort Erie, @. W.
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sword Presentation 90 Col. BaekIand.
We find in the Memphis daily appeal Of the

Goth, August, the following:
SWORD PREsENTATIoN. Bueklaad, o
the 72d Ohio was last evening presented with
magnificent sword and belt by company KS nor
commissioned officers and privates. Col. Buck.
land is the officer who 80 gallantly commanded
\ brigade al Shiloh as 10 have wen the eHcomi.
uma Of his General of division. Throughout the
whole eventfn1 day, amid the turmoil Of retreat
and advance, the 9TH brigade stood unerolsen
as himsehto every command He Is the idol o
his regjmont and not q man that knows him bui
admires him as soldier and esteems him as
gentleman. - tt
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rhs looeh ana IIlth aeVlnlenss.

The Tooth Regiment was mustered in on
Tuesday last, and nth yesterday. II is un-
tlerstoOd that both regiments viii be Immediate
ly armed. and az once put into the service.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-05

st. Louis, Sept. 2.-Steps have been taken for
the c0afacatian Of the property Of Trusten Polk,
iormerly United States Senator from this State.
Capt, Tnrneiiff Chief of United States Police
has been ordered TO seize the same both real and
petsonal and take an Inventory thereof His
property is estimated al 100000. Polk long
since placed himself under The protection of the
rebel Government s1i ~
Fletcher, websiers son of Daniel Websies, anf
Samuel Fessenden, sou Of Senator Fessanden
were both killed IN the late battles near Wash
ingtoh. HfuH
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RnIIrInns malice.

Rev. GARpSER DEAN of the Christian denom-
nation, from Berkeley, Mass, will preach at the
Court House, on Sunday afternoon Sept. 9TH, at
3ocloek Invitation is extended to all. ! <
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR DUPON COS
Golden Pills for Females

IEFALLiRIK Is CONNECTING, REGULATING AND REAovlEo
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used 40 the private practice Of Gid Dr. Dupouco ior
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+. DIILoS " SoE, Druggists, ~
Agents for Fremont, Ohio. !. ..,as.G -
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oi ID - ID
on suadAy nlornlng, Aug. 0, le94, NARY NJ viz q
JAooA osEEEsss II wsrhlhsioa to~pshs. .st yssls
wstson's Neuralgia Ring is 4 eeFtnip specific
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rTaE eoggEsaIoNs AND ExPERIENcE OF Az

fblished for the benefit aud warning suda caution
TO young who suffer from Nervous Debility, PremA-
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cry BY enclosing rokt paid addressed envelope am
GLE COPIES may be had Of the author, NATHANIEL
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Local aps miscellaneous Naffers.
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sandusky Dayton Cincinnati Road trains leave Clyde
Going South, Mail, e.05 AN. Accom-, $40 AN.
Going Nerth, Mail SldS pm. Accom-, 5s5 nN.
Wall Arrangements.
At the Fremont Postofice, the malls will close
Going East and South, at ..--..-......-- 100 pm.
West and North, at-.--..-.-.- -. goo AN.
Findiay, at---.-----...----.------ 300 AM.
May H. 1852 II. II. sTIOM0, Postmaster
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-05

EE $4,000 buildings have been cleared
Of RATS and NICE by using Dr. L. Go' IS Death 70 Rata
1t never fails to kin c. R, McCuIioch ana g. Buckand
sell 1t in Fremont. Aug 20 lse2-vI
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-05
1 FFemoat doHraal!
IsGkoMrmnrn, IIoIiosl- -ass IsotsIssoa

Tho JouRSAI ispublished every Friday norn-
ing. Office, in Buckland's Block. third story
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-05
MAYon's rRooLAMAr1oN.

In accordance with the proclamation Of Major
General Wallace, give this public notice that
the police force of this city will, until further
orders, act as Provost Guard, and order and en-
join upon all good citizens to respect and obey
them as such. Any disregard of orders from
the General commanding through the police, will
be enforced strictly