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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-28
Frldar, NoEember Is, lSe2.


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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-28

Nashville, November 25.-Some 400 of Nor
gan's cavalry left camp, miles from Lebanon,
to attack the Federals at Woods Ferry on the
Cumberland They were sheIled back with the
loss of two men. Morgan is reported TO have
lef; camp with his whole force the same night TO
attack the Nashville r. r.
Union refugees from MeMinnsville say the
Emancipation Proclamation IS generally appro-
we'd by loyal men there, and many refugees here
approve it, some of them large Shareholders
GERS and soldiers took the oath Of allegiance to-
day, voluntarily. Also several rebel citizens.
Fifty paFOled federal officrers and soldiers, who
bad surrendered in a eowardly manner 10 rebels
at different times. were marched through the
streets dressed in night eAPs and seat to Camp
Chase s
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-28


The experiment Of making soldiers Of negroes
has been faithfully aud successfully tried in the
Department Of the South, and especially upon a
late expedition sent by Brigadicr General sax
ton on the transport Darlington, down The coast
of Georgia aud Florida, under command Of Col.
Beard Of the 4sth New York, for the purpose
of recruiting among the negroes for, the ist
South Carolina Union Regiment and Of dama-
ging the enemy whenever opportunity offered.
The expedition ascended several small rivers,
and gained many accessions to The ranks. Tho
capacity of these recruits for soldiers was fairly
tested and unequivocally certified TO by the
commanding officers The steamer Potomsts
having conveyed the transport the Lieutenant
commanding gave The following testimony TO
the conduct Of the negro troops:
u 8. SrRaMra PoroMsKA,
Sapelo River, Georgia Nov.7 1862. {
SIR:-1t gives me pleasure 70 testify to the
admirable conduct Of the negro troops list South
Carolina Volunteers), under the command o
Lieutenant Colonel Board, 4Sth New York Vol
untecrs, during this day 's operation They be.
haved splcnddly under the warm and CALLING
fire we We're exposed to, in the two skrm.
ishes with the enemy. / did not see n man finch
contrary TO my expectations.
1 One of them particularly came under my no.
ticc, who, although badly wounded in the face
continued to load aud fire, in the coolest mannel
imaginable.
Every enc Of them acted like Veterans
Very respectfully, WILLIAM BepD,
Acting Lieut. Commanding Potornska.
To the Rev NJ. French, Chaplain .S.A,
Col. Beard himself says in his report:
"The colored men fought with astonishing
GOODNESS and bravery. For alacrity in effectnl
landings, for determination, for bushfghting
hoped. They behaved bravely, gloriously anc
deserve all praise .i' i1
The results Of the expedition are thus sum
med up by a correspondent Of the Tribune;
"Our steamer left Beaufort without soldie
and returned after an absence of II days will
l56 fighting colored men, some Of whom drop
ped the hoe, took n musSet and were at ono,
soldiers ready TO fisht for the freedom Of others
The troops made thirteen landings on the mair
land between Fernandina and Fort Pulaski de
stroying nine large salt works. together with
some $4,000 worth of salt, corn, rice, horses
&c, which could not be taken away Abop
seventy slaves were taken from their rebel mas
ters while our steamers brought back the scar:
Of one hundred and fifty of the enemy's balls
The men entered Beaufort singing the John
Brown song more heartily, ! venture to say
than it was ever sung before The negroes now
think they will be ready, when the brigade is
completed, to take the job OF putting down the
rebellion"
Mrs. F. D. Gage writing to the same paper,
give an account of this expedition and of other
matters of interest in that Department. She
makes the following notice Of rttc slavery in
Georgia:
BLACK slavery at the North is a different
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-28
The PresIdea,ana the Eree,Ion.-

The Naw York Tribune says that the
President Of the United States lately re-
marked to friend that, though some of
the results of the November elections were
unexpectedly adverse, he would not, as
whole, reverse them-that he considered
the Emancipation triumph in Missouri of
more enduring Consequence than the Re.
publican defeats in Pennsylvania, Ohio, and
New York. Iu this he spoke like phiios-
opher, and the sequel viii show the justice
of his estimate.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-28
The Army Train.

A correspondent of the New, York Trib-
une in ~ritiOg frem Bnrnside's Army says:
10 coming out to the front / WAS compelled
to pass the entire wagon train Of the corps.
Transportation has been greatly cut down,
but found the corps train more than six
miles long. The entire transportatious Of
the Army Of the Potomac, compacted as
much as possible; makes nearly fifty miles
of wagons. They eau carry food and forage
to supply the army for ten days, and ammu-
milton enough to fight our way into Rich
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-28

The Wheeling fntelligencer learns that on
Tuesday 0f Lass week, General Miiroy and Col
OneI Latham, having started with eonsidera>
ble foese fFsm Beverly few days previous, at
facked and surprised camp Of febeis az Crab
B0lt0su in Hiimd eo0hty, not far from M0htery,
eaptpre3 abodt ti,res baadfed fine cattle, one
hnadrea horsss and taking ever q handred pFis-
onersg The febels, about hundred in humber,
were guarding the stock fn the Botieni, and were
eompletelY Surrounded before they were aware
Of Il. Fhe expedition returned 70 Beverly on
Saturday, last f e ziiF
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-28
fyrEKEsrIye 10 DaArrKD Nfxg AND Sun

fyrEKEsrHe TO DRAFTED NIX AND SUB
srrvTEs.-Gen. Buckingham, A. A. g.,
undsr date Of November Isl, replying 10 q
letter Of enquiry, in relation 10 the draft,
says that be is directed BY the Secretary Of
War to say that aHhen . drafted man fur
nishss 9 substitute that Is accepted the two
change places The principal is liable to
another draft. il made. just as be would be
If be had not been drafted at first and the
substiluts Is bound by the 6rst draft Of the
principal jaatas ifhshAd been drafted him.
self r. -e-.,~ ----.r,- -r-r
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-28
Frnrn Norm CnrnIInn.
|EVEE'"F ~
Moorbead City, N. c.. Nov. 90

MoOrbead City, n. O.. Nov 20,
via Baltimore, Nov. "a
Petitions are circulating among the people Of
Eastern North Carolina requesting Governor
Stanley to order forthwith an election for mem
bers Of Congress. Large Union and free labor
meetings are being held at various points in tn
and the addresses Of Foster are pro-
ducing very happy effects ast
The recent expedition sent out from Newberne
was entirely successful; the Federaltroops can
not be dislodged from their position in this
State. Everything is quiet in this Department.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-28
From Ivn.I,Inn,nn. y.

Washington, Nov. q. The Nav Dspartment
has been informed Of the capture By the schoon-
Hale, IN Nassau liver, Of The schooner Wave, Lad
on with turpentine and cotton t
The Daylight boarded The Racer, ~ Nasaau
N. ". OF Wilmirgibn. The crew of she latter
made their escape and Afterwards inefIectually
fnd upon the boats crew Of the Daylight The
Racer llnd to be abondonod IN consequence, but
her cnrgo which was pfncipally ~ salt, was
saved.
1t is ascertained from other dispatches that the
expedition which fred the Alleganan was led
by Lieut. Wood formerly ofiheU. 8. ". Set-
eral Of the incendiaries have been captured, one
Of which confessed he was the rebel pilot in the
expedition ~ FiffF NfIH al
iwashnttOn, Nov. p3.-Ths seoaatlon rarnofs
Of mediation and Intervention brought by the
Persia are spurious.
The War Department has commenced the pub.
licatOn Of names OF dismissed officers, for alb.
sence without leave, intoxcatioD, disrespectfu
language toward the President and commanding
officers, and cowardce.
From the Richmond Enquirer, Nov. %.
p 'aF iH"' Executive Office,
gf l1 Richmond, Nov. 18th, 1862
To Lis,a Gen Hols,o,, Commencing Trars- ma
sissippi Depd,tne,tt: l.o '.'"o '-'
GExrnAL: Enclosed You will find slip from
the Memphis Daily Appeal Of the ID inst, con
tanning an account purpOrting to be derives
from the Palmyra MOI Courier, Federal jour
nal, OF the murder Of ten Confederate citizens o
Missouri by order Of General Mcneil, OF the q
States Army. You will communicate by fsl
Of truce with the officer commanding that de
partment, and ascertained if the facts are a
stated. Ifthey are 50 you viii demand the i'm
mediate surrender Of Mcneil to the Confederate
authorities, and if this command H. not compile,
with, you will inform said commanding officer
that you are ordered to execute the first ten U
8. officers who fall into your hands.
afaa' r Very Respectfully, Yours
! ..... I.,.fa .t7 s..--a JeffersOn Davis
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-28

Seven murder cases were recently tried
within a single week in New York city,
Hayne, the pirate and SLAYER; Mary Real,
the husband shooter; young seaman, who
murdered,a fellow sailor; y man who kicked
his wife to death; another who killed his
mistress with alcohol; a negress who cut her
husbands throat for abandoning her; and
another case not specified. Tbs is start
ling Court record for single week.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-28
Florida neturning TO tho union.

Occasional" writing. from Washington
to the Philadelphia Press, expresses the
opinion that "before the meeting of the
next Congress full Republican delegation
may be chosen from Florida, representing
the free people Of that State, and sustaining
the principles and policy of the present Adj
ministratio1."
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-28

Oziro, Nov. PA reconnaissance from La
GraRgs TO Ripley, Mississippi. Teturned last
took seventy sF<sseaeEss .ssEeaty horses and
mules. aud lost nothing. -. 49,. ~ =.
CAIN. New. 28--Ths Grenada Appeal Of The
Islh Is greatly exercised about the future
The Ai4sisSiPPian appeals 10 the people 10
rally around Pemberton. Il SAYS IN this way
the army may be increased 70 10000 thereby
virtually acknowledging that il Is al present.
much lsss than that nambsr.
Cos Rector. Of ArkARszE, has resigned
judge Haseliins Is acting until Col. Flanagan,
GOFernOr slecf, = iIIssslled-
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-28

Kansas, Nov. 25.-Ssnta Fee mail dates Of
the 10th arrived this morning, being detained
BY heavy rain storms along the route.
The distribution Of Indian presents, furnish
ed by the Government for that portion Of the
Utah Tribe Of IndiaBs, belonging to the super
intendeney of NeE Mexico, took place at the
agency at AbeQuin on the 3D. The Chiefs ex-
pressed themselves well satisfied. and said they
were anxious 70 unite with our troops IN expedi-
tion against the Eaiav0es and help to conquer
that tribe iHfo obedidenee 10 proper aufhnrities.
All quiet along the route.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-28
From Fort NTonroe.

Port Monroe, Nov. 23d.--The Savannah pa.
pers of the Goth says that twoabolition gunboati
and one mortar-boat attacked Fort McAllster
at Genesis Point on Ogecchee river yesterday
morning, and after fierce engagement the enc
my retired. The works. are still in perfect or.
der. Our loss was 3wounded.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-28
Attention ! {!
4. COLLIER.


ID EsPEcTfULLY wishes to inform the public In gem
II eTAl, that be has taken An OFFICE in the Post Of
bee noou1 in Frenoat where he Saturday
OF each week during business hours take
orders for psent hture delivery, Of all kinda Of Emit
and Ornamental Treess and from any NnIkeTy the puT-
chaser wish. He would particularly call Attention 10
choice lot Of common and Fancy Grape and IAwton or
Rochelle Blackberry roots Of bis ovn TAiEipg>fasf
He has Likewise got the sole Aesaey fsr and
otOva counties Of j. 7. HeaaIey sendid work entitled
the Great Rebelou Civil War In the United States
sample copy h on hand, and subscriptions are solicited
He has also got hand and for sale, J. T. LIoyds
splendid Nap OF the UBitsd StAtea Canadas end New
Brunssek, NAP that cost S2QO0 to get up. Better
than AitehePs OF Coiton's $40 Maps yet sell Il
for SO cents ~
he has likewise got for sale choice lot Of Pigs Of su
peor breed which he wiz sell IN lots purchasers
LiksuisssA sOod HoEse ROvsr and Wood sa wing Ma.
chine for sails cheap.
number OF good snterprising Aessts 'EantaA. A
travel on per eentage laT5 sfh some of tie bssa
paented improvements that are ont-a rars ehanes 10
make money M
Persons having eaptsI 70 nFest iB basnsss thntosa
not ta 70 pay zig, rsquestsd 70 ca or drop leser
nto boz 90 10 the Post oses shsn they AFA FAR
Persons having good patented improvements 70 sell or
Trade can here Gpd a chance. r.ss
persons hasiBg Town property to sell or ex
change, can and IL to their interest to give can
PersoHs wanting 70 buy Farm Village or Town prop
srfys ean here be accommodated.
have Likewise got tvo Small Farms 10 Rent.
IiksSiss = TussiBe SAOP uith Power, aLAthes, Saws
AndOiAsr nfessSAry ToolS .-, .r-.-r-~. =.
FRENosT. Nor as. 1892. 81. =,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-28

The follo~ing Is frosa the GssnAds Appeal,-
ChaIsnoogA Nov l3.--FeTssiis eavslFy hsd a
skiEmish With ths Rederals 90 the franklin
rod, ,On TSesdsy killing % AHd Esaading So
60 The FedsEalz beng reinforced. Forest
EithdrsE-
kirbF Smith is sick az Chaitanooza.
The szFannRh RepsblieaR a the l3th says
On SuR1ay last the Fe3erAls attsnpted 10 Land
az St. AaTy, GsorgiA. bas Eere rspalssd Tbs
gi'ieseis ihea shslied and osmPlstsly destroyed
tas lose- - l. ------- = 4
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-28
Horrible.


A cartridge factory at Jaciuta, Miss, ex-
ploded on tho 18th inst. Girls were en-
ployed in the business of filling cartridges
and filing shells.
After The explosion tho buildiug burst
into flames, and, shocking TO tell, nothing
could be done to aid the sufferers, or rescue
them from the fearful raveges Of the Gre
that ragged furiously all through the shat
tered building; for among the finished work
packed away 70 send of when called for.
was considerable number Of shells. As
the ERE reached lhem, these awful insiru
menis Of warfare exploded, someiimes two,
three or more at a time, scattering masses
Of iron in every direction. No one could ap.
proach the fatal spot-the 6remen stood
far of with Ii'sirz engines, Idle, uBabIe, 70
lead their AID. The roaring flames pussaed
sheir desouring work pnintsrrupied reducing
70 cinders The bodies Of forty young girls,
protected in its horrible fereeness b. the
ezplodiHg shells. e.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-28

hes. 1 Sin say shame upoa e<eFT nam IN
AmeIieA Uho = not an afti-slaseEy uIAn; shams
and disgr1es upaa himi don't care for the
eOn-eqnences ! viii not restFsin NY h0nast
indignaiioa q feeling. ! PFon0unoesEery nan
. 6ithles- niserssnt Who does not take a part ior
the abolition u slascEy.--kla.id OCes,ssK.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-28

Raising me sanken ships aG norfolk.
Tho work Of raising the U. s. vessels Of
war sunk at Norfolk. Hamton Roads, &c, is
actively and successfully progressing. The
copitaetOF. Mr, 7, F. Wells, Of Boston. i
confident Of his ability to raise The EhOle
deat--compris'ng thirteen var Teasels-
By tbe early PaEt Of next spring. A very
large force Of divers and maehinery are en-.
ployed on the work, and the Boston Traveller
saFssn investment Of over $40 900 has been
made in the enterprise.
The frigate United States has been raised
Pumped out, and lowed TO the Gosport Ma
W Yard. Work has been commeneed cpon
the line-of-battle ships Delaware and Col
and they will probably be Esised 5000
and whole. Preparations for raising the
cumberland, Congress and Merrimae, are al
50 actively prcgFess.- clsselazd HSzal9.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-28
pURLIO Is ALH.a

The subscriber will offer for sale at his Feadepess
one mile hs-s q frsnPns,epf FnDAW
Saturday, Nor. 30, 1852,
at 10 O'Clock M his entire stock Of hoTs
g, Cattle, Farming Tools, 6e,s consisting Of
One span Mares Z years old; Gelding, 5
ysanald; shert horn co~si shsEt hora Bulls
Hogr; - tons Hay COrni Farm Wagon; Buggyi
sleigbs; Harness. flaming Mil; Corr Shelefi
Straw Cutief, PloNs and al kinds Farm TOOls- i
TERMs.-An sums under - Cash; all Is credit %
MAE Eoathss With apProssd saenrity-
--tFQlT q EllnE WIN. 4. HAYNES
Fremont, Nov. 10, ise2
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-28

The Lexington Observer declares its beIiefthat
more nfgToes were tAkea away from Kenfnek y
By The rebel arinies than By al the Union tzoons
eoH'bined whe rFeteded fhelr advent
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-28
MGssoarI EleesIea.

As the results efthe election IN Missouri are
more distinctIy revealed. they give still more
eiieoesasing hopes for the Emane eipationists u
that stafs "A letter Efosfi 81. Louis states tIat
The deaislatuFe Is no longsr IN doobt Nfhe
Etnancip cipeti1asisis have a feif working Juaidsity
IN both oranchess This seeures the election Of
two En1ancfp fpatio1ists a. UDited States Senators
from this State. iti&supposeti that the soldiers
vote viii gissa decided pdbIllar majority for
ahe kAlaneiPAtioh cause iH Missouri Onee rid
of the incehns Of glaEery, Missouri VII srsed-
liz beepne one Of The most populons aud pros
porous States Of he UHien. y
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Army Of Potomac,

Nothing of particular interest has transpired.
Owing to misunderstanding train leaving
Fredericksburg with women and children
aboard was fired into fortunately none were
hurt Fredericksburgers are leaving the city
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-28

81 houis, Fov - -TAs ofIseial vols siyes
baslr - majority over Kaok for ooneres5' II
r HtiA.ed t1at Anox viii conia1t The radical
snsrs,pAs,oa tieks. = elected ~ A. average
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The War News.
HrapouAnrEus ArnT oT THS Poroxac,

November 2l-11 p. NJ.
Gen. Patrick, Provost Marshal General Of the
army, this morning crossed the river TO Frsder-
icksburg, under flag Of truce conveying b the
civil authorities Of that city the following etter
demanding its surrender ~
Headquarters Army Of the Potomac.}
November 81.
To the Mayor and Common Council Of he ciiy Of
FredcyicksburQ.
Qentlemen:-Under cover Of the houses Of
your city, shells have been fred upon the troops
Of my command Yourmills and rnanu factories
are furnishing provisions aud the material for
clothing 10 armed bodies in rebellion against
the United States. fodr Railroads and other
means oftransportAtion arc removing supplies
10 the depot Of such troops; this eohdftion must
terminate and by direction Of Gen, Burnside
accordingly demand The surrender fthe city in
to my hands, as the representative Of the y. s.,
at or before 5 o'clock this afternoon. Failing
an affirmative reply 70 this demand by the hour
indicated, sixteen hours will be permitted to
elapsc for the removal from The city Of women
and children, the sick and wounded and aged,
DC, which period having expired, ] shall pro
ceed TO shell the town. Upon obtaining posses
sion Of the city, every necessary means will be
taken TO preserve order and secure the protective
operation Of the laws and policy Of the q. States
government ~. .... -.,t....
am very respectfully, .r IL
Yam nbadtonf aarvout
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-28
Headquarters of the Army,
Near Fredericksburg, Va,

Last night was a busy time in Fredericks-
burg, removing the inhabitants. The military
authorities were also not idle, as daylight this
morning revealed to view line ofeartbworksto to
the right and rear of the town. the result of last
nights labors. The artillery is now being
placed in the most favorable positions, while the
encampments, which are in range of the enemy IS
guns, are being removed further back from the
river. There are very apparent strong reasons
for not opening upon the city to-day, unless
forced to do so by the enemy.
The rebels have Just fired few shots, but no
response has been made. /.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-28
Dentistry in Clyde.
NOTICE.

TT1E Stockholders Of the Fremont Gas Light Company
hereby notified to meet at the Office Of said Conn
Pany in Fremont, on 81
Monday evening Dec. 8, 1862 at o'clock, p. M,
into consideration of Importance
interest Of said Company.
By order Of the President
Fremont, Nor. &c, 1ss2., - sl lT'-
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tI IesItvIIuIIJ'
Your obedient servant
Brsye. Nsj. .. s. onanding IN gIaa


On arrival on the opposite side Of the river
Gen. Patrick was conveyed TO the guard house
by the military, where he was detained until
the reply was ready. In the meantime his Gem
munieation was conveyed 10 General Longstreet
whose troops are encamped a short distance out
side of fhe city. As the demand was made up.
on the civil authorities, the Mayor sent an ans
werwhich was evidently written tthe direction
of Gen. Longstreet, to the effect that the CON-
plants enumerated should be remedied, so faI
as firing on our pickeis and furnishing supplies
and material to the Confederate army were con-
eerned, also that they would dispute the occupy.
ing Of the city by government forces. He com-
plained Of the short space Of time allowed 70,
;he moving of the women and children, aged
persons aud sick soldiers.
Giving of any more time, as requested, is now
under consideration. Permission has been ri ven
the citizens to run one train from the city; but
only for conveying women and children.
Headquarters Of the Aarmy !