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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-10-24
NOTICE.


In the cour. Common Pleas ofsseduy county Ohio.
nSCAR BALL, Plaintiff
Sanasl r. HelIaer, and
Mary HsfIner, hlG vile, defendants.
The said samuel T. Helaer. and Mary neflner Of the
City and State Of New YORK. Are hereby notified that on
the twenty eighth DAY d August eighteen hundred and
sixty said Oscar Bail aed his petition aeaast
them In the ee Of the Clerk Of the Court OF Common
Pleas In aud for the county Of sandusky and State Of
Ohio, charging that he the said Oscar Ball Is the owner
and holder Of Tax Title to the following described lands
and tenements 10 Wit:
In lots numbers two hundred and thlrty-6Ve and two
hundred and tSenty-aix In the town Of Fremont and
which lots we're formerly kucEn and designated a. fnos
plumbers aad on the record Of the
town plat OF the town OF Lower Sanduay in the county
OF ofSandusky, and State OF Ohio.
That said Tax Title Il detective and that he has lien
on said lots for the Said taxes and interest on
the first day OF October eighteen hundred and
to wo hundred and seventy dollars and cents
The prayer Of said petition Is that said lots may 10 sold
% pay said aum Of two hundred and seyeny dollars aBd
eighty hTe cents, and for other proper relief.
And the said defendants further, hereby notified,
that they must answer said petition By the twenty fifth
day Of October A. D. eighteen hundred and sixty two
and default thereof judgment will be taken as for
AUCKLAND a EVERETT,
August 20, Isss-s4ws Price Ss.ss -
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ILLUSTRATED.

The critic and the public right in predicting that
this will surpass in graphic narative exciting interest
and extensive popularity, all other histories of the WAr
for the Union. Its theme will be the heroic daring pa
tent suffering, and hair breadth escapes Of soldier
and Sailors andits incidents viii form the theme of
versaton at innumerabe fresides for to
will contain in addition to its stirring details, the Pho
sophicl Analysis OF the Causes ofthe War by JOIN Lo
THRoP MOTLEY, LID, Author Of The Rise the Dutch
Republic etc. the dates Of all the important from
the John Brown raid and accurate and revised ac
count of the principal battles with engravings.
One third Of the proceeds Of all Subscriptions sent d
rect to us will be given for tho Relief OF Disabled Soldiers
benefit the soldiers should send their and address
at once Also, any uficer private, person an,
section OF the country having knowledge Of heroic
or stirring incident, will oblge by sending
count of it.
Booksellers, PostmaSters and CanvsssiDg Agents viii
be furnished with subscription Prospectus, applca
tion to the Publishers.
IL liberal commission given to soldiers desiring
act as Agents in taking subscriptions.
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Bear in Mind.

TTNHAT DR.. f. DILLON & son intend to sell only
with their customers. Fiendsi do you hear that.
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Brushes, Brushes.

nR. Z, DILLON & SON, think they have the anes
assortment and largest variety OF Brushes ever oil
cred for sale in this county: VIZ Paint Varnsh Shoe
Horse. Whitewash, Counter, Clothes, HAIR Sweeping
Tooth Nail and Flesh Brushes. Also, Artists Brushes
and Feather Dustsrs. Forsale by iUtf-
DIR. E. DILLON & SON. ~
July 25, 1852 Fremont, Ohio.
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Alcohol, Fluids, 60.

A LCoHOL viz. 4S, s6, es and 100 per cent. Fluid,
IA Turpentine and Campheue for sale by
DR.. E. DILLON d SON.
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oO ACRES Oh Lima,
mostly improved, with good HOUSE,, STABLE, SHEDS.
asa other appurtenanees. SOIL sandy well adapted TO
fruit nursery garden culture Well Watered By never
falling springs AID by Barr Greek,
- There fs young ORCHARD Of about FOa ehoIce
frut Trees, consisting of Apple Peach, Pear, Plum,
Cherry aad Ounce Trees, just coming into bearing.
LikeFise . good VINEYARD, Of ab0nt coo ehoice
Grape Vinea, just cofoiug into bearing.
Also about 1000 Lawton Rochelle BLACKBERRY
Bushes noa bearing profusely. Besides good asA0rt-
ment Of CarrAnt GoosebsFry, Strawberry, and other
sEnall Fruits. s4iiat Isa = - .1e - u Ifrla.
The FRUIT alone wiz pay for the place 10 three years
The above described Farm win be sold entire or in
TERMS.For the whole Farm $50 per acre; one third
loWn, the balance 10 pAjlnents esait purchaser L
Price Of ffeelopAl parts Of said Farm according the
improvements. -
Also, $50 acres, choice W7seonsia Lands :
aio aeres Of Which are Rolling Prairie, aai
The balance timber only miles ffom steamboat nasa-
ton, in hourishing settlement aud adjoining thriy-
ng village Said andwI Be traded for Sheep or other
ism stock, oF for Real Estate In Fremont vicinity.
August, 20, Sse2 =,
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All these books mailed post paid receipt Of the
We pay particular attention to mailing Books wrapping
them carefully, and will procure and send postpaid any
book anywhere, receipt Of publishers price and six
stamps. Address,
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Window Glass and Putty.

TTaHE best and eheapeat Window Glass the MARKET
Thick smooth, free from bhsten; clear and beautiful
Glass at the Drug Store Of
DR.. e. DILLON Il SON.
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FURNITUREl
VIEW ORLEANS TAKEN
THE GOLD YANKEE,'
rs STILL ON THE TRACK !

THE UNDERSIGNED respectfully in->, Ilassa,u.m.
form their numerous customers that they y
have htted up, and moved into the Old VL2N
Market Stand recsntly occupied by Ed II. ---AA-A4
UndeThil and better able than otef 70 accom-
odate their eustouseTa with tnc thef
line. We shAli keep \ 4tNtF
REEF, ZEAL, MUTTON. LAMB, PORK, ~
CORFED BEEF And SALT PORK, ~
For sale At all Of the day and evening We shall
also keep On band, when they can be procured, ~
Poahry coed Butler Egg, Pefafoss, and YsRtiaBlss
EYery thing bought our Market N be delivered any
where Ia the Corporation, free ef ehaFee lar5 !,
Cattle, lAmba ke Poultry Good Butter, Eges, kc aud
VIII pay ypu The highest narkst price IN cAeH.
Fremont, April 30, iSSs.
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NOTICE o TO ]: .., .TEAoHERs

OF sandpaky County viii meet at the Unlou scbool
oesa II fremont for eK9nlnatan nf Teachers on the
ht Saturday Of September and every SATURDAY. thsrea
Ter until further notice.
Keeb eepdidats must come proridsa With paper and
pene andleave with tbe board stamped letter snve0p
tiial isltNh - ~ H.IE CLAEKE,
fr a. ptTELrs- . -
r BU8HNEI.L
Fremont. osi,ii-s iea D .'I5T SEssuinsr,, :
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Spices, Etc. Etc.

GtARB. SODA, Cream Tartar. Nutmegs. Cinnamon,
Mace, Ginger, Cloves. Alspice, Pepper Mustard Sal
entus, Starch Washing, Toilet and Shaving Soaps, by
DIR. Z. DILLON & SON.
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DR.. E. DILLON & SON.
Coal Oil and Lamps.

OUR stock ofLAMPs win always consist Of the latest
" patterns and the most complete aud elegant styles
found in market Our Coal Oils are all inspected and
proven the best made In the United States In proof OF
this refer to customers. Sold in Fremont o. by
DR.. E. DILLON & SON.
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TOWN LOTS FoR sALEL

rgtHE sabaerbor has nnmber Of Lots wes Of the Rail
II Road Depot IN fremont, between Croghan and Napo
leon etIeets, which he viii aail beral terms AZ 70
prizes and pay Dsnf. R.P. BUCKlASD
Frnnuss, sisfeh 9, is0l. = .'
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-10-24

WINcHEsTER's Compound Syrup HypOphospbiter
w for sale in Fremont, by
DIR. E. DILLON d SON.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-10-24
varnish and Janan

LMosT every variety, by the best Manufacturers IL
IN the United States. Sold in Fremont, Ohio, by
DR.. E. DILLON d SON.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-10-24
The Heroes OF CorIntl..

Among other honorable mentions made
Of the heroes Of the late victory won by
Gen. Rosecraps at Coiinth, in the cores
pondence Of the Cincinnati Commercial, are
the following. Col. Sprague and Captain
Cav both belong TO Erie County:
The most brilliant honors of tho battle
are awarded to the 9th esd and 43 Ohio,
1lth Missouri, 26th and seth Illinois, 5th
Minnesota, Gates Sbarpshooters, under
Capt. Morrill,, the Western Sharpshooters
Williams, Robinetts, Richardson's, and the
10th and llth Ohio Batteries. 1t is i'm
possible to decide conflicting claims of hon
or, where so many were conspicuous. Tho
Ohio Brigade under Col. Fuller and Now
er's llth Minnesota, arc most famous
'"Charges" are mentioned, but the oul,
bayonet charge was made bv the 56th III
inois. The rebels did not wait for il. tn
Ohio Brigade aud 11th Missouri were i
the awful conflict in front Of Fort Rohinet
The 9th Ohio WAS particularly distir
guished for its splendid discipline and dri
under FIRE. Lieut.. Robinett's and Captai
Richardson sbatteries won most lame--bot
being clad in furious flame, under terrif
assaults of the enemy, clean upon their ver
parapets. There is not in the history
this war, save in the charge of the III
18th and 23d Ohio at Antietam, such av
ful fighting as there was at those two re
doubts. Capt. Whites 10th Ohio Batter
was distinguished. It was unsupported
but it was worked until the enemy al
preached it,inforce, within hundred yard
when Capt. W, Gmbered up, got out Of th
way and opened again.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-10-24

Brave Sprague, Of the 6sd, Gilbert and
Npyes. of the 39th, won laurels. Poor Nc
Fsdden. Captain of the esd, met melan,
eholy fate. He had been private; was
promoted to a lieutenancy; then three com
pauies Of bis regiment petitioned that he
might be their captain. But one eould
have him, and he was appointed. He felt
in bis first hattie. AS be shouted "fre!H
the fatal bullet penetrated bis vitals and be
fell Calmly examiningthe wound, he said
bis time was come aud be died the death Of
q Christian soldier. ------------r------------
fA&g 8# - dEA% 49,
Capt. w. B. Cav of Gen. Rosecran's
Stad, in the Engineer Corps, though mol
commissioned, deserves most honorable
mention. His professional services were
conspicuous and on the day Of the battle b
commanded battery handsomely. Time
and again be has merited commission
He should have il nov. The remainder o
she Staff psed Dot mention. The Gen
win, doubtless, do so. The soldiers say
they did their duty we'll.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-10-24
D AY ER'5
soATHARTI0
PILLS.

Afo yon rick, fbpilo, and
runiplnlnluFf Are you out Of
ofdef, with your ryalem de.
ranged, niid your fsslinfs IN
euinferteblcf Thooo avrnp-
tchis aye oftrh the prelude 10
serious lllnca. Some nc o.
slckness ls creeping upon you,
mud should be averted By 4
timely uso Of The right rem
oily. Take Ayers Pills, and
cleanse out the disordored hut
niors - purify the blood, and
let the iiulds move on uuob-
elructcd In health again.
They stimulate the functions
Of the body lnto vigorous ac-
/. uyity, purify tho system nom
tho obstruciibns which make
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A Rare Chance TO get a Home
A FARM FOR SALE!


- viii sell at private sale the FARM on which
~; reside, In Ballville township, ~ miles from Ere
I'LL mont. Said farm consists OF ~ =.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-10-24
As a Family Physic.
Bilious Disordsrs- Liver Complaints

PSOm Or. Theodore B,H, ~ Ns,v York Gty.
Not only are your Pills admirably adapted to their pur
pose rs an aperIen but nnd their beneficial effects upon
tho Liver very marked indeed They have In my prao.
tice proved secual for the cure Of bilious COM
psints than any remedy mention. sincoreiy
rejoice that we have at length purgaye which s
thy tho confidence Of the profession aud the people.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-10-24
DEPARTMENT. or TnE IsTEaoR,
Mnalinninn. ID O.. iii Enh lRhn.

sIR; have used your Pills in my general and hospital
practice since you made tsn aud cannot hesitate TO
say they the best cahnrtic employ. Their regu-
lntng action the liver Ii quick and decided,
gucnty thoy admirable remedy for arrangements
Of that organ. Indeed, have seldom found Of
bilious diseasg obstinate that Il did not readily Yield to
them, ErAicrnaliy yonrs, hLONz0 BALL, NJ. D.,
afI Ib< Mf1.,ea al
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-10-24

F Than ever sold here previous to our arrival
6Y- Those who wish TO purehare Hardware and Stoves
will find II to their advantage to give call and
shall be happy to show them Goods and think
prices will be satisfactory to those who call and
CURTIS g. RIPLEY.
T.,n.rv 1890
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Dysentery, DIarrh@a, ROM, worms.

EIOW DI. y o. uFeeFI y Clll1ty7s
Your Pills have had long trial In my practice, and
hold them In esteem Of the best aperents have
found. Their alternative effect upon the liver makes
them excellent remedy, when given Ia small doses
Litous oyse1,ry and diayThga. Their sngaT-eoating
makes them very acceptable and Convenient kr the
Of women aud Children.
The New York herald., 1862-04-26

New OPrRA Houss.-Ths preliminary arrangemensfor
the erection Of now Opera House are, unde stand
nearly completed The site fixed upon is eligible
one little above Union place. and the purchase can
be effected upon tho terms offered, tho building will be
Immediately commenced. Tho house viii seat aboat
sixteen hundred persons and It Is estimated that lis
tire cost win not bs more than 900 large pro
portion Of the auditorium will DO divided of into four
seat boxes. On the ground floor there will be two fine
storesone for ice cream saloon, and the other for
any purpose that may consist with the general plan Of
tia building. II is calculated that these two stores will
bring in rent OF -. 900 year, which viii go way
towards paying the interest the capital invested Tho
theatre can undor those circumstances bs let for the
rent per week that the Academy Of Music per
night, and tho lesses will have full command OF
his house; for there will be no privileged stock
holders and no desdheads. Under the conditions
which the Academy Of Music is at present Jet,
all the best seats and boxes occupied graonsly by
the very class OF persons upon whom amanager most
relies to support the Opera. It is argument TO urge
that this is tho only advantage which the shareholders
gcs or tho money which they have sunk In the blding
If they have invested it exravaganty and without due
consideration to the capabilities OF tho house in the
way ofrsturns it is why those undertaking
tho risks Of operate specuaops should enter upon them
under circumstances that render failure certaii Tho
expenditure en,ailed by company such is rcqui s
to keep tho Academy constantly ed is too great for any
Manager unaided by subscriptions 10 II
that difficulty he anls supsradded adspropotiobatey
high rent and crippled besides by the occupation Of his
hest places by doadheds, IL is clear that no long
continue the struggle. This is tho reason why no
manager win venture upon more than few
nights of opera in New York. 10 does not
prove, however, that under proper economical con-
dtons community not able to support coninu.
ous season OF several months, the great cities
abroad II lie the object Of the projectors OF tho
building TO put this question TO tho test and IL thsy ad
here strictly their plan believe that they will
solve u Satisfactorily.
The New York herald., 1862-04-26
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT IN FORT PULASKI.
Our For. Pulaski Correspondence.

s.st Our Fort Pulaski Correspondence.
FoRr PULASKI, Ga, April IA. 1862.
E1tosion OF Blaketey Saet-Deah f TAree and Wound
ing Of Too SodiersThe Damage 10 the Fort, de-, dc.
distressing accident occurred here yesterd,y, which
resulted in the death OF two and the wounding Of
three soldiers OF whom has since died, and
second is SO badly injured that he cannot possibly
cover. 1t occurred in this wise:-A detach-
mont Of the Third Rhode Island, being engaged
in removing the piles Of shot and shol from the paapet
10 the magazine below, accidentally dropped loaded
percussion shell Of the Bakeey patent which had been
capped and prepared for The projecto instantly
exploded and killed privates John Gordsn and Mchaol
Giblen and mortaly wounded Sergeant G. G. Hill, who
has since died and Joseph southsr. Charles Morgan
private. bad injured but will undoubtedly
This sad accident has cast gloom tho ontire COM
mand.
Precautions have been taken prevent another catas
trophc OF like nature. The remains Of the deceased
will probably be inferred at Hilton Head Island, where
the main body Of tho Third Rhode Island are now en-
camped.
careful inspection and survey Of the fort make il APP
parent that 900 will hardly place the work in the
position before opened terrific are. There
is no others of importance here.
The New York herald., 1862-04-26
The Broadway Concert saloons.

SEVERAL OF THEN OPENED AGAIN--REM0vAL OF THE
''rRErTY WAITER GIRLs''-No ARRESTS ETC.
The Broadway saloons, with but two three
exceptions complied with the law governing psii
tu,ions evening; and in all probability, this week
will end all OF them. The police visible at carly
hour keeping close watch each Of them found
OPEN They are determined carry the law 10 the
fullest oxtont. Several Of the saloons that closed
Thursday night opened again last night, three OF which
had the pretty waiter girls" in attendance part Of
the audience.
The American Music Hall, No. 4i4, was crowded
throughout the evening, but liquors sold the
promises or girls admitted to the auditorium bar ad
joining the entrance fitted up by the proprieos dono
thriving business, the audience being compelled TO go
Hall was also wel attended, the proprietor, Mr.. Fox
complying with the law by closing bis bar and allowing
no females among tho audience Tho Melodeon opened
MS usual With number Of the girls In attendance NO
Helm notified them that they must not have worDen In
the saloon and they accordingly withdrew them but
understand they intend TO continue them every night
they claim they cannot prevent them from allowing
females become guests Of the place. long az they do
not wait in any way upon tho gentlemen The saloon
in the basement Of Woods Buildings 56l and bo3 Broad
way, known as the Paror Opera and Palace
Concert hail. both ventured TO have the girls
in attendance but nuo o'clock tho police made
descent on both places and drove the girs out. rns
astss opened last night with only theatrica pcr
formauces; also the Dahlia ana Garbnldi together
with one or two others Superintendent Kenncdy hear
Ing that several of those places had license had them
closed again. The Novelty Hall por rmanonty closed
Yesterday by tho proprietor with view Of changing
into restaurant, whore he intends to keep the pretty
waiter girls' as usual
hearing in the case Of the two young girls arrested
at ths Canterbury and American saloons Thursday
night will come up before Judge Barnard this morning
The New York herald., 1862-04-26
Strange Escape Of Two Confederate Off-
in TOronfO.

(From the Toronto Leader, April 20.
Two Confederate officers have just arrived n Toronto,
who inado rather novel escape from tho hands o the
Northernsrs to Canada II seems thoy served at Fort
Done sou--lought we-and were captarcd. For some
time past they have boon moved about from place
another and last being cared for on tho Columbus
(Ohio) Railroad when, unexpectedly they met with tho
proper and what afterwards proved successful Of
escape In tho they wore dressed In their Con.
fsdcrato uniform. when couple Of Kind and patriotic
passengers slipped plain dross 10 them, and
gave them the whisper 70 put tho new toggery on,
and hide much as possible thcir military aspect.
This was accomplished, whoa In q few minutes, the
person In charge Of che train along. and we'll
was the disguise effected, took them for pco.
pie and Expressed surprise at their being thercforgot
Ting It IL left TO be presumed all about his two officer
prisoners. They we're consequently made 70 leave the
train and Of course right glad that fortune and
circumstances greatly aided their fight. Soon the
two Conedcrates made tracks for Canada, and in due
time reached Toronto. Their names on tho register
book II the Rosin House, elaborated with The appcndage
Of c. =. A." attract much attention. They express
themselves quite at homo, and have met with many
OF kindness and sympathy OF which Is
10 be hoped they are deserving.
The New York herald., 1862-04-26
NEWS FROM NEW MEXICO

ST.. LOUIS, April ~, 1862.
The correspondent OF the Missouri Republican, under
date of Fort Union, New Mexico, April Is, says
Colonel Slough after the battle Of Apache Canon fell
back and took position at Berna Springs fortyhvo miles
south OF Fort Union This deemed tho strategical
point being within supporting distance of Fort Unona
position harass the enemy and to form junction with
Colonel Candy when he should leave Fsrt Craig three
hundred miles south. We had been there day when
Colonel Capby from Fort Craig his assistant Adju
General with perempory orders TO Colonel Slough 10
fall back with his column Fort Union. which inn
mcdiatc!y obeyed.
Is would seem that crippled the enemy in the nghs
Mt Apach, Canon than believed at fret. We
have reliable information that killed hundred
men including six officers and wounded over two hun
dred We have prisoners at Fort t'non twonty-ons
officers and eghty.two privates The enemy Immediately
fell back to Santa Fe, and again. it is believed con-
centrating in their old position at Albuquerque.
Yesterday express arrived from Colonel Candy stating
that he woad leave Fort Craig the 31st OF March, IL
he eneny is in the vicinity Of Albuquerque with ordi-
nary travelling Colonel Candy is in their immediate vcin
ty; and column is hundred and eighty miles
Albuquerque, and will only leave this morning, he
will be unsupported by this column. and with nine hum
drol regulars will have their forces, unless
he slip by and join the column which loaves hero
this morning.
1t is understood that Kit Carson, with regiment OF
New Mexican Volunteers, seven hundred strong ~ill
remain and garrison Fort Craig.
It il rumored that Colonels Steele and Baylor Of the
rebel army, advancing into New Mexico with eight
hundred additional Important events will proba-
bly, before the express leaves Tor the States
well authenticated report has just reached here thai
tho Texan forces, 1000 strong insrenching them
selves at Santa Fc and that Colonel Candy, having
strengthened his command up to 1,2o0 is nifty miles
En hIAn tv~nr
together, and make ~ O. 400 strong II this ID the
case we havo Of the bloodiest battles record
The enemys artillery numbers about eighteen pisces;
ours twelve pieces.