Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-12
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drae 49, "a % " s 70 kee .,le
unteers. Both right and proper.
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q IA uoreestel a1veI.lseS sausag-
aSosr "a, cIea,,i 'l' ooS'on 1os' says
uos eAe"P'
| George Francis Train is passenger by the
Marracodata, which touched at St. Johns n. F.
on the 4th' on her way to New York.
| Judge Dickson basbeen nppointed IN tho com.
mand of the negro brigade working on the Cin.
cinuati Qualifications and n n nav J;utan+
The Gazette saws tbev vorL WITH 1v;1I az
~,
Inc washington correspondent of the Cincin-
natl Gazette believes the report of the death
IN one OF the recent battles, of the rebel General
The secessionists of Frankfort Ky, in antici-
patton OF the arrival there soon of the rebel for
ces had ordered the Union citizens to leave the
place Inc Legislature OF Kentucky has remo-
| yea 10 LOUISVILLE carrying the State archives.
Among tbe nioneer visitors 20 ,b,, e,ir =. c,o,,
nersville, was a lady one hundred and six years
old, who had walked four miles on Tuesday to
reach there, and was able to join the procession
and walk to dinner aiterward
| The Maboning Register saws that t,,, ,,;uo,.o
of Iowell in thai county has been so do,,in.s
of Young men bv the late enlistments ~, ~
| married men have Ia take turns in Usnttioe,
| with the girls r
FROM caretul calculation at the War Depart
, tire number of wounded in the recent bat,1o,
7 will not exceed 6OOO: killed. 100O. prisoner,
1000, principally. picked u D by the enemy whiI
Struggling, and who, with the exception of the
officers, have been parolled.
Mr.. Joseph Byers surprised the citizens of De.
troit, on Wednesday night, by mounting a hog
and riding, through the streets, to the music OF
the anlmals unearthly squeaks. In justice to
Mr.: Byers, u should be stated that he was en-
d'shdo'3e' and so fast asleep that he did not be-
cutting until the porker tumbied b;m ;nto nl1 tbs
river s9,,s cere0,ou;io
Inc Boston traveller states that letters have
been received at the Missionary House in that
CITY, winch report that all the missionaries of the
american board among the Dakotah Cor Sioux
Indians have escaped, though with the loss of
made clad bv this ntelIigence '-'''0N'' wa "
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Ihe 81 LOUIS Union states that several slaves
pelohglhg 10 zen. Gideon j. Pillow, OF Miss,
nave arrived III that city, aud have been eman-
GEN Curtis has been able to nd anv Of 1rSde Gde
! on thousand slaves he has sent them mn tbo
river. Three or four hundred have alraad " ,ain-
ed their liberty in this manner Two Slaves ~
John Bell. of Tenn. brought from tbe Clarls-
vile Iron Works have also been freed bv tbe
Provost Marshal of st. Louis.
of the FRIDAYS hight. His reputation as a Gen.
| eral has been much AUGMENTED Mon Xvbo ala
once mako hin, conme,,Jer 81 a d;v;s;on D,r
saw, let him lead the army. Nv
lnT ii'gtoh l1ei; yo'1,''as G,la oeSsos,dh
llJyus announces ann 'ne elecuon' on TUESDAY iast
ene ~ e,'e mon alcsee oy large naJorl.e'
"ee, .e locHioco opposition ecket ~ annoen.
os rcnresented bv ibe onnosi,;on ,;olat
They have black brigade upon the fortifca,
tions at Cincinnati. They have done good work
and only complain that they are not allowed to
volunteer They can't see the beauty Of tn,
policy that impresses them into work which
they would have jumped at the chance to vol
unteer in. Does our government think the ne
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