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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-07-04
Whew.

Brother Bean is getting SASSY" In speak
ing Of the Agricultural society, he says:
ave have no fault to find further. Our only
detei mination was not TO allow the contemplate
epirit which has been exhibited by set Of mer
in Fremont to 90 unnotieed. We ask no favor
OF them, and have but few to grant"
The fellow evidently begins to realize the es-
timalion in which honorable people hold him.
Having suffered his aSmut Machine" to become
vehicle for abuse against many of the most
respectable citizens of Fremont, it is not to be
wondered at that the detestation is pretty gem
eral against him. sThe way ofthe transgressol
tis hard. M sic
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-07-04

The latest news from France states that there
ia great activity IN sending reinforcemeBts TO
Mexico. Il is stated that - 600 additional trO0ps
are to be sent forward At once.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-07-04

Persons calling for any Of the above letters Will say
that they advertised II, r. sH0Ao, p. NJ
The New York herald., 1862-09-02
THE LATEST NEWS.
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WASHINGTON Sept. , 1862.
Gentlemen from tho battle field this forenoon report
that in Saturdays fight ths left wing, commanded by
General Mcdowell, owing to the murderous enfading
fire, compelled 10 fall back. sige commanded the
centre and Kearney the right II appears forces at
tackled the enemy in the woods from which latter opened
numerous batteries causing great slaughter The rebels
suffered equally as much az our own troops. Our men
fell back about mile. leaving dead and wounded
the Held
Our informant says main forces fve miles
from Centrevle Sunday battle array and prepared
for the emergency, being strongly reinforced While
passing through Centrsvle he thousands Of srag
glers at that place, Of different regiments all mxod
up, and exhibiting scsne Of Reorganization.
Whom the ambulances in large numbers reached
tho late battle field yesterday, to bring away the
wounded, stampede commenced. the drivers having
turned the heads Of their horses toward the
road leading to Washington and commenced
hasty retreat with empty vehicles. Some frightened
driver imagined that Stswarts cavalry dashng up,
and accordingly gave the The panic spread al
mcst with the effect OF electricity Doubtless serious
consequences wod have ensued had the guards on
the road rushed forth with pointed guns and threatened
TO shoot the drivers they returned to tho field
There seems 10 be doubt that the enemy pckets
lowering around persons engaged in humane work
the hed but up TO early hour shis morning they
had not boen interrupted.
From all that can be gathered though have suffered
severely confident Of retrieving their Of
Saturday. II owing to their mpetuosity and daring
in charging the enemy the wood that they suffered
many casualties. f E~
There was fighting Of consequences Sunday; only
occasional skrmshng, or few shots poured into the
woods from time tms If to try the range Of our
guns. From the conflicts previously Is evident
that both armies are engaged repairing damages.
About eleven O'Clock yesterday several trains Of
Manassas Junction, with ammunition and stores
burned by order Of the military authorss TO prevent
their falling into the hands OF the enemy, which
seemed to be imminent, the bridge at Bull
having been destroyed by the rebels and the pro-
perty therefore being or from returning place Of
safety.
number Of straggers on the way TO Washington
and Alexandria picked up by the enemy during last
night.
The New York herald., 1862-09-02
Person nj Intelligence.

Simon dc Wiser and family, OF New York, aud vii.
liam y Russell Of Engans are stopping at the Brcvoort
John Ross the Chief Of the Cherokee Nation accompa
MED by several members Of his family, in all numbering
at late hour on sunday night en- rouss 70 wsshIng,oo
The Chief visiting the capital at this time 10 claim the
protection OF the federal against the ncursons
of hostile tribes surrounding his territory in the
far West. All Of tho party dressed In the habii-
ments Of civilized white people, and in their appearance
present but few Of the characteristics o the Indian
race. Their complex ion totally void Of tho cop
per celored tint popnarly supposed 70 belong 70 the
Indians, and, with the exception Of q few Of the
children who, with their high cheek bones, long
straight, black hair and small eyes, are snmstaka-
bly, descended from The aboriginal settlers this
represented OF the oldest and ne one Of tho
most powerful OF the Indian tribes.
Brisadier General Gilmore, Or. +. H. Ferris and $
Of s. Louis; H. B. Bos, of Michigan: Il D. Kendall, of
Ohio and George r. Denning, OF Iowa, among the
arrivals at the Metropolitan Hotel yesterday
w. Williams, and j. r. Lockwood and family, Of Buf
falo W. L. Bennett and WIFE Of the Fast Indies and W.
Ritter and wife, Of California, are stopping q the 81.
Nicholas Hotel.
Gov H. stanly and WIFE, Of North Carolina, Hon. J.
C. Kennedy Of Washington; Judge Balcom, of Bing-
bamton. J. T. Richards and g. ). Bishop, Of Philadel
pha; Ansou Bangs, and ). B. stonehcuse and wife, OF
Albany and y. d. Fitch, Of Detroit, are stopping at the
Major w. T. rrotsr, 1921 regiment, N. Y. s. " arrived
IN town yesterday. Major Trottsr wounded twice In
,bs hattie Of Cedar Mountain and now home on leave
OF absence from the War Department 70 recover hts
health
Tho news Of tho visit Of the French Consul at Richmond
TO Washington reported BY some newspapers, untrue.
The only French agent recently arrived from Richmond
Washington city Mr.. Dumas who, since the opening Of
the hostes between the North and the south acted
of dispatches between Mr. Pau the French
sui at Richmond and the French Minister at Washington.
Mr. Paul has left Richmond, and the of his
departure Paris noticed In French papers and
private letters, In without foundation.
NJ. Mercisr left Washington on Friday last on
his way 70 New York and Now London, where he has
a mai Of
ago IN company OF Mr. Moan the Consul OF France
at New orleans, 70 see Mr.. Seward. with whom both
have had several interviews. He has gone TO New
LONDON 10 Join his rsmily whom he has left there and
Will 40 bach TO washington In few days
The New York herald., 1862-09-02
IMPORTANT ORDERS As TO ENRolMeNIs.
ceneral Order No. 90.

GENERAL HEADouARrKRs STATE OF NEW YORK, I
ADJurAST GHSRRAL's 0vrcn, ALBANY, Sept. 1852.
The following directions promulgated for the iufor
nation Of supervisors enrolling officers and Senatorial
district committees
1-Informason having been given that books for the
new enrolment provided for In paragraph two
Of General Orders No. 81, current series, sent from
this department over Q week ago, and addressed
TO the supervisors Of the towns, except the case OF
few counties where they were collectively addressed TO
the shers have not in ssms instances been received,
IT requested ha, the intelligence Of the non reception
Of these books sha in every be Immediately CON-
nunica ted 10 the department.
H-Enrolng ofoers reminded that 10 is their duty
10 enrol the name Of every between the ages OF
eighteen and fortyhve who 10 not visibly and psrma.
nsntly disabled noting the alleged whom claims
OF exemption are made The decision ef such claims de-
wolves on the commissioner TO be appointed for each
county.
Hin cases where either Of the appointed by the
Governor 10 aid the sspervisors aldermen
In perfcctng the enrolment unable for any reason
whatever 70 ssrve the supervisor requested TO trsss
NIT the Information at TO ths Chairman Secretary
Of The Senatorial District Committee The notification 70
this department, with the recommendation 70 an the
place. should proceed from the committee and ought 10
be made without delay.
BY order Of the Commander In Chief
THOMAS HnIH0UsE, AdIutsut General
The New York herald., 1862-09-02
.s4A,53A 70


The paper was ordered on he.
The Committee National Affairs presented q report
in favor Of the adoption Of the resolution 10 appropriate
the OF $40 900 to each Of the three months militia
regiments In the fold which shall onst for fur
ther term OF nine months or the war. Laid over.
Councilman ORION presented resolution for the amend
ment OF ordinance for the construction regulation,
maintenance and Of the Central Park and
provide additional therefor by the Issue OF the
to the Committee on Finances
Councilman HAzIErox moved that the Board adjourn
until the first Monday In October which was lost. thir
teen voting in the negative and four In the Affirmative
communication wasrcceived from the Board Of Alder.
recommending that ths mayor Issue proclamation,
onsrins additiona bounty Of nifty daars TO all who
shall within twenty days after the date thereof volunteer
to serve with regiments In the field II also provides
for appropriation Of f250000 to defay the expense
which viii be incurred by the giving Of additional
bounty
Councilman ORION offered amendments that the ad-
dtcnal bounty Of $50 be also paid TO all who shall VOL
TO in the regiments at present organizing
the seat Of and that the appropriation be In
creased $500 00 the amount to be raised by the
Of bonds, to be redeemed the 1st Of August 1885,
The subject under consideration lost for want OF
constitutional vote.
Councilman Ho0AS moved that the Board adjourn until
to-day at O'Clock for the purpose Of taking action
this matter.
Councilman JONES vacated the chair 10 speak on the
subject He strongly urged the members the
sity OF urging forward enstmonts by every In
their power Ho stated that the city Of New York had
already done than any State In the Union. but he
thought In consequence Of the OF country
the present tme time ought 90 be lost and seconded
the resolution 10 At ono O'Clock to-day.
The resolution adopted and the Board ad journed
until to-day, at one O'Clock
The New York herald., 1862-09-02
Army IntsIliRenee.

General ssoosmsn. late Chief of Cavalry mdsr 0ssssn
Aoslan. VIII assume the duties reosntiy pssfosns1 -
AdjuAat General Thomas ths conmisssea fos ths sx,
change Of prisoners. II
BrisAdisr General ". r Barry, n the Uuitsd 6sa,sa
volunteers late Chief Of Artillery with General McCisAn,
assigned 70 duty ~ Inspeotor General Of ARTILLERY. 81
- ordered 70 report " tbs Chief OF Ordnance
Lieutenant Godfrey wetzs oS tho Eaginse< Corps -
beon appointed Brigadier General
WINTER 6ARDEs-Mps Bateman oommsocsd The seooaS
week Of her very successful engagement at this theatre
last evening, appearing in her great part Rosa Gregg
rio In the beautiful and thrilling drama Of that name
We have already put record almost unqualified
admiration Of the acting Of Miss Bateman in this part
and II Ia not necessary therefore to again point As
many excelencies OF her stirring porraturs Of he hs
roine. II IA enough TO state that her ption
lcss and hsr execution has rather improved with sgs
exhibiting intensity OF Huthfulnsss which alm0s1
makes one believe that Ia the reality which la going
instead OF nero Illusion or the stage In the auxaiAsy
parts sho was most ably seconded by Msssrs Wailzsk
Adams and other members or the talented company
The house was comfortably Allied, notw hs taadng the
unfavorable weather.
The New York herald., 1862-09-02
Board or Councilmen.

nO8EU COW2CIImeMs
COMMUNICATIONS PROM THE COMPTKOLLER-rHREE
MONTHS MILITIA REGIMENTS ENCOURAGED TO RE-
ENLIsT--ADDIrIONAL BOUNTY TO VOLUNTEERS FOR
REGIMENTS NOW IN THE FIELD, ETC.
regular meeting Of the Board Of Csuncilmsn held
last evening, Councilman Jones in the chair pro tenn.
Tho minutes Of the last meeting were read and sp-
proved.
A resolution was offered by Councilman wEssrxR,
directing the Comptroller 70 send In o detailed statement
the moneys expended and the liabilities incurred by
the Joint Special Committee Of the Common Council on
National Affairs since It's formation, and from what ap.
preparation such moneys have been drawn.
Tho resolution adopted.
A communication received from the Comptroller,
containing the following detailed statement OF the dsbuse
ments made in the several districts the families or
volunteers for the fortnight ending August o.
The New York herald., 1862-09-02
Arrivals and Departures.

NatAxsAs-Bsrk Rmma Chase-Mrs y Pine <nsy, Mrs
Anna Hopfner. Arnes
Nsw onlrsss--Bsrk wsne Crrs,-R a s'fuve Joseph
Nay iossps hyua. W~ Cooper rar, SCI xes LADY AID
The New York herald., 1862-09-02

Movements or General Oorcorsn.
GREAT RUSH or VISITORS TO sEE HIM-PKoPosND
VISIT TO wALLA0k's rHHArHE, ITO.
Geaera Corcoran commenced his first regular business
day yesterday and got through with amount Of labor
almost Incredible. Tho most tresoms and least profit.
able part Of the business tho reception Of private
visitors who call In hundreds 70 shake the General BY
hs hand and congratulate him his safe return to his
adopted city. Such visits Of made with tho
very best intentions. but the legion Of friends
who daily thrsng the Generals headquarters Only know
how nnoh their importantly intsrfcred with important
business matters they would understand the necessity Of
shortening the term OF their stay and or resting
tented with few moments conversation. II Ia NOT the
character that his patience and amiabi.y seem 70 be-
inexhaustble No matter how much bored no
hibts III humor betrays the smallest symptom Of dis
warmly, and mono leave his presence with.
out being inspired with respect and Affection.
HIS hsadquarters 10 tho Astor House were crowded all
were among the visitors.
Judge Daily, Judge Connolly. Colonel MoDermott. Rev.
ton church, and the Rev. Father 0'Rielly, s. H. paid
their respects to the General, and were welcomed with
w% Ehe oRy y will Be
famous battle Of Bull rum and is greatly beloved and re-
vered by all tho members Of that patriotic regiment.
men with . religious well soldierIy enthusiasm,
In small degree to the her0sm and brave
ry displayed by the regiment on that over memorable
occasion.
The applications for positions in the Corcoran Legion
voumnious; also the offers Of companies and
regiments. The details OF the recruiting business
almost complsted yesterday and in few days suitable
stations will DO opened In various parts Of the city.
General Corcoranha has accepted invitation from Mr.
Florence TO visit Walacks theatre and Thursday evening
has boon agreed upon the evening The theatre will bo
decorated tho OCCASION and II s not i'm
probable that the gallant soldier will improve the occasion
by appeag the audience TO aid In thsyood Of
recruiting
The New York herald., 1862-09-02

rxorxrrps, NorIoR-A NEETINa or THs "RN-
ssnsers Mutual Pvo4e aeelsY Ss c,y e s;s ssr
sns sir,ysis,h Streets sssosa DOR this Sryesasy Eva
n,ns !. * ocooI AL steam ssanssu Arssoss rssv>cs
fully invited % ''s;;aL l. soGSvysL. rss'ssas~s~-
rW aos,S~r aSureisry kr0 -
The New York herald., 1862-09-02

Prizes Cashod I'm All LeGalized Lotto.
rles Information given JOSEPH BATES, Broker,
II Wall street, room No. l. New York.
The New York herald., 1862-09-02

Eight Cartes dc visite FOR 01-Equal to
the best made BALCHS. 2S3 Greenwich st.. cor. Barclay
The New York herald., 1862-09-02

Beautiful OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES "Snow
White Cream when applied to the face neck and arms
seems like OF msgic IL makes the skis
smooth and the fares complexion ranspsreutiy white
Sold by all druggists and fancy goods dealers.
The New York herald., 1862-09-02

straggers who should be with their regimenNs These
struggling parties crying evil TO the army They
should be severey punished for leaving thsr regiments
at time like this.
The New York herald., 1862-09-02

Charles Ingcrsoll Dfschargsd from Gus
tody.
PHnADmrHtA, Sept. I, 1862
Charles nserso, recently arrested for the sentiments
he expressed his speech 10 the democratic meeting In
Indspsudencs square, discharged foo custody this
uessins bS order Of the Secretary 0, w~.
The New York herald., 1862-09-02

~ Cartes de Vfsitc for o., the Very Bcst
In the city, 1t vAUGHANS 223 Bowery fo,icc-I will si
vou anti
The New York herald., 1862-09-02

cid and employ II thsmselvss (Applsuss.) He would
connsoate their very necks he ooud get hemp enough
70 hang them ALL daughter and applsuss.) Let shsn
,Sos tho Potomac ere another thai rsseldom
vuld mover cross II would never send IL
no, ves soross tho Susquehanna tChssrs) In other
coan rics the women had made sacrifices Now was
the ue for sacrifices Lat the women OF the lana do
their Nty or rather continue II, they have boon
doing lot the young men 60 forth TO tho rescue Lea
the old M u, who had means pour Of treasury
that tn bravo soldiers should require 70 look
behnd-only u look forward aud onward 10 rush TO
meet the mo- hideous foo that ever assaiIed benea-
cent government (Appauso.l
Rev. Mr. Ipsxn addressed tho meeting In very telling
and humorous g. eech. He WAS In favor OF the
most vigorous pr Seoution OF tho war. If the go
vernment carried MT The war In proper spirit
all would vet be REQ eemed. Riger and determination
now the poNov Mo government had been long
!eniens TOO long nshtng ~ feared 70 hurt any
hoped that was now changed and that the people
would have their prayers the eovernment answered,
using the great pow YRS conferred upon by
Me government 10 that end. =
Tho storm prevented further sp waxing and The meeting
adjourned TIL Wednesday evening uext
The New York herald., 1862-09-02
roo LATE ron Cl.ASsISIcArIos /.

CILK HASDKERCHrBFs-A LARGE srooK WILL.
hl1IEY 1 soUTHARD u Park place
The New York herald., 1862-09-02
Total. ,so4 ll.s2s 1886

The paper ordered on HIe.
The Comptroller sent in the following statement, ex.
hbiting the balance in the treasury the 23d The
receipts and payments since that date tho balance
the close Of business on Saturday, August 30;--
Balance August 23... .$b6S ,Sp2 "
Receipts August 30. 81 ,lOJ 81
Total 3740 o96 l3
Payments. 295 4o1 %
The New York herald., 1862-09-02

Trusses.-Marsh u Co.'S Radical Cure
Truss No. 2vssey st. opposite the church No connection
with any other ONCE OF Female attendant
The New York herald., 1862-09-02

Gouraud's Poudre Subtitle Uproots Hair
low foreheads upper lips part Of the body
WA l59 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-09-02

Prof. l.. Miner's HI air Dye, SO Cents,
black and brown The best Try IT, For sale By drugsisa
Depot, 56 Dey street.
The New York herald., 1862-09-02

w. A. Batchelor's Celebrated Esta blish-
for Wigs, Toupees, Hair Dye, and Hair Dyeing and
Moldaya Cream for beauying ths hair. Is Bond street.
The New York herald., 1862-09-02

To the Millinery and Hating Trade
gcncray-GENfN'S fall styles of Hats for Misses Boys
and Infants ready the Wholesale trade The
latest Partisan and London styles; La Mole Rstor 70,
msses La Jovta and other gems supplied only BY GENIN
Rroa
The New York herald., 1862-09-02

Bachelors Hair Dye-the Best I'm the
world harmless and reliable Sold by drug
iss and perfums everywhere Factory III Barclay street
The New York herald., 1862-09-02

Beautiful Com mplexion.-Lai ird's Bloom
Of Youth Liquid Pearl has equal for preserving snd
beautifyng the complexion and skin Ladies after using
this delightful article will have other. All druggists and
Hroa
The New York herald., 1862-09-02

Doctor Hunters Discovery Cares the
scrofua obstinate Eruption of the Skin
and old Ulcers No. Division street. New York city since
liza
The New York herald., 1862-09-02

Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Prsservativs
and Wig depot Wholesale and retail, No. Astor House.
The Dye is applied BY experienced artists.
The New York herald., 1862-09-02

OaLAwARn. CLASS 36l-septsmber l. 1854.
27, n, Is, 81, "a, So, rs, z, a., Is, 20, 66.
DsLAwAas. RxrRA Class 3l8--September I. 1861
81, Z, 81, Is, 23, 80, 49, 81, 60, 81, ~, FL, rs.
JOHN A NORRIS 4 CO.,
Wilmington, Delaware.
The New York herald., 1862-09-02

Omcial Drawings OF Marray, Eddy =
ca. q Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries
KENTUCKY. EXTRA CLASS N3-Sep,ember l. ise1
s, 8, "a. 36, IL, 67, rs, 81. 63. 36, 23, 6l.
KENTUcKv. CLASS ll4-Scptember l. 1853.
~, 8, 81, IL, SO, 2, 80, A, IS, 10. go, Is, L.
Csuars ssat free q charge by either 70
Covington Ky. or st. Louis. MA
The New York herald., 1862-09-02

ch ildren relieves the child from pain nygorates the
stomach and bowels dysenery and darra corrrts
acdty and wind choc gives comfort and health
children teethng aud remedy OF choers
infantum. Sold everywhere. 25 cents bottle.
The New York herald., 1862-09-02

Omcial Dra awlngs or the Library Ass0-
citation Compsny's Lottery Of Kentucky. 49,,
SO, II, "a, So, rs. "a, 27, 43, 81, 2, Is, 81.
CLASS No. 262-Septsmber I. 1857.
II, 90, l5, rs, 49, az. l, 81, 66, 62, 20, 3s, 70.
1o' ''''u'' "''' r. FRANCE CO., Cevinr.o., ".
The New York herald., 1862-09-02

Hills Hair Dye, 30 Cents, Black or
brown Depot Barclay street. and sold BY sI
The New York herald., 1862-09-02
STAND ON REMsEN STREET.

The time for action upon them, and nothing
hearts ol the people till this rebellion was
suppressed (Cheers) lie had reliance on the govern
ment to that end Rebcllions prospered in this
country Other rebellions had been put down and
the southern rebels laundering at the gates OF the
capital and their again calod for the might Of
oo"n,ry IN ruin The rebellion was without cause when
the government consttutionay elected and went
the capital with the olive branch in his hand and appeal
ing 10 Heaven for his sincerity hc pledged himself TO
force the laws aud observe the constitution and the
rights Of all the States what than this
saeyS Reason should have stayed the hands Of rebels til
some overt act against them perpetrated. They
waited not; but at raised their parricidal hands
against the government Virginia at the point Of tho
bayonet driven out Of the Union Sumter attack
ed and yet the government expostuated with the rebels
Sumter fe-a disgrace 70 the American people. Cheers
Better would Il have been had the President raised
rampant Of dead bodies around that fortress than
should have fallen. (Applause) Better 10 have RACED
Charleston 10 the ground and raised its ruins
ment ON which would be inscribed "Char lesion once
was, He would have made that city q sacrifice 20
offended laws The misssn OF the republic was not yet
ended The constitution was destined TO live forever
and make her fell around the globe applause
He admitted that Mcclellan, at the head OF his brave
$50 900 men, should last autumn have hurled his strength
against the enemy lie ought not 10 have been satisfied
at that with digging trenches (Cres Of 'Ihst So
He never understood the benefit OF doing nothing
(Cheers) He would say to the powers that be, awake
that reached them favorable to their cause Il
wassaid that all was lost. No, never (Cres "No sir
never y All would be gained Nothing was lost, be.
must wake when they hear the thunder bolt strike upon
Capitol suppose the worst should come suppose the arch
traitor himself should stand the ruins Of the CAPITOL
suppose with his fellow traitors he should say slave
empire sha travel towards the North pole He (schaf
with your brazsn face down with your ~.
rant sceptre--t was never destined TO travel
over the free states Of the North Cheers J
m such cause he would summon chrhtendom 10 defend
the right hrst He would SUMMON every lover of free
DOM and cay ALL "Mnke this the battle ground u free
domn II the fag Of she country toSbs trsied IN the
dust and the capital 70 be brought 70 heap e ruins he
would hsht zoe the causeaye, TO the very death Zap.
sssss ss xaid Ats foa As e~uln Il, ,Sss ssvs v1ss