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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-02-07
The Peace news in Paris.


PARIS, Friday, Jan. 1O.--Considering
the intense excitement and fierce ebullitions
of wrath, hatred, and the display of real
for Liberty OF for Slavery that the arrest Of
Messrs. Mason and Slidell has occasioned
here and in England, the latest intelligence
from the United States has been Fsesised
with calmuess quite surprising. The
only manner ia which this phase Of public
feeling can be accounted for IS, that the
pro Federaiists have worn out their nervous
energy in resisting the pro-Slavery party
when the latter was trying to incite Europe
into a war with America, and thnt the
friends of. the Confederates arc 50 dissp.
pointed at the defeat their plans ksse ext
perienced by the decision Of Mr. Seward, IS
to have no other resource than hiding ia
silence their modification. a 7ti ee
The first news that arrived in France
from Queenstown Of tho dicision Of the
United States Government on the Sos
Jaeinto affair was received at about IL p. d.,
at tho Tuilleries, Just as q quadsille VIA
being formed in which the Emperor and
Empress took part. When the substance
Of the despatch was conmunicated 10 sha
former, be said to some Americans forming
a group near him that be almost felt be
could congratulate them On The favorable
turn events had taken. subsequently,,
when their Majesties were walking round
the ballroom, to address, by bow, smile
or gracious words their numerous guest, IN
passing an American lady. whose husbanl
ia on intimate terms at the TuiIierisa. ths
Imperial Empress tusnsd aresnd and sid
sAh MadArne----,we have received sucl
good news from America that ] can wlth
difficulty refrain from expressing al az
pleasure it has afforded ino.s The lIdy
10 when these kind words aSerd spossn;
says they we're uttered 10 . voice that be-
spoke emotion and the deepest symPathg
and that tho Empress. who is very imPul-
sive, only expressed what she really felt.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-02-07
Mako Maple Sugar.

As sugar Of all kinds made from the cane,
is already dear, and prices likely to coutin-
ue upwards until the war is ended, il will
be matter Of great importance that all the
maple sugar possible be manufactured the
coming season.. The time is near at hand
for preparation, and as there arc many farm
ers in this county who could manufacture
sufficient for themselves aud 10 sell, we hope
they viii not fail to do so, not simply as a
matter of economy or profit to themselves,
but to aid in supplying an indispensable ar
ticle, likely to be not only very expensive,
but very scarce during the next year.
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|I!I IlN53TIg ,PIIAG,
. srrnrr1c RENEpY roR

.-+ A SPECIFIC REMEDY FoR
Spermatorrhed or SemiRot WedkHess and General Tri
tdbifiiy Ia etihsr ser
This btaa, tile terrible consequences Of which are too
we'll known o qure than bare allnsion to them,
s OF the most insduous and therefore dangerous Of
all the long catalogue OF haman Ills ssps the very
springs Of Lie, rapidly undemnes the constitution, and
snks the unhappy victim Into ibeciiity and premature
grave From TO six boxes Of the SPECIFIC PILL are
sufficient TO effect permanent in MOST
oAsEs, whether constitutional arising from Abnse
Ereesses.
Medical Testimony.
awe believe it be- IN the treatment Of Spermatorrhsa
as near specific any medicine be "-B. KEITH n.
D., Am Jour. Of Medical Science
81 have found them all that could be desired Their e-
eetH1s BEEN TnutS wnNDERrut. Iused them in OF
Spermatorrhea Of oRR sandiHg which has been under
treatment for years. think three boxes will complete
the eure.n-E. p DIcKEB VI. u.
III This Is not homeopathic Remedy nor is there
any mercury other delcterious ingredient combined
Whit.
PRCE-S1 per Box; elk boxes for s5 BY mail pre- paid.
by all respectable DRUGGISTS and at the Sole Gem
eral Depot In the United States. by
+ j. WINCHESTER, SO, John ST., H.Y.
Noy.l 1861 .ol 81. S.HK.&S. E.H,ct. 42y1
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Lettsr. from Kehtuek,a

CANT WOOD February LIST, 1867.
DEAR SIR:-The question has been asked
what has become of Red Ssick3 If the readers
Of your valuable paper will refer back to my
letter of Christmas day, they will discover that
Ipartook of adinner prepared BY Original mess
S. Owing to high living on ttatdayi l became
prostrated aud unable to hold communications
with spirits afar off. But by steady diet and a
little double quick have so far recovered ns to
be able to address my old friends once more
Dear friends, "Red Stick" still lives and has
enational existance" on the banks of Green riy-
err eagerly watching for items to keep you
posted on the movements of our little army
But items are as scarce as rebels in the Hoy
Land
There are great many reports in circulation
concerning the movements Of our division Of
the army, but they are mostly false. predict
that there viii be no forward movement oftroops
in this division until the Federal army shall
reduce the enemys Notifications at Columbus.
Whenever Columbus falls, then look out for
quick work and rapid movements from this
point The indications are that we viii remain
here in camp for the next four weeks at least.
Our army are building forti6eations here calcu-
lated to mount thirty seige guns, Already en-
trenchments have been thrown upfor miles
| Post Hospitals have been established here foI
man and beast and whenever the army advances
think large force will remain here for defep-
sivs operations.
On the 29th of January, there waa an acci-
dont an tha Toufay;lia and Naahvflla I2a;lroaJ
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-02-07

In Sullivan Missouri of congestion Of the brain, the
l4th January, II. II. w00DwoRTH, aged 20 yeara.
the 10th jan, Of the disease, Miss SOPHIA L..
wooDwORTH, aged % years. both formerly Of chitten
den county Vermont
The deceased brother and sister Of s. WooDwoNTH,
Of this place. telegraph despatch was received here
the morning Of the l4th announcing their ness Mr.
W. started 10 them; but before his arr
val both had died The bodies brought 10 ST. Loula
for intement The widow and brother returned to this
place last week.
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Eighth Regiment.

Lieutenant 9, M. FouKr, and Sergeants A. ]
MooRE and S. I. HowK, have opened an Office
in the room formerly occupied by ]. r. Bart
lett, in Minis Block, for tho purpose of enlist
ing men to fill up the above named Regiment.
Hoe is an oppOrtoHity 10 get into Immediate
service in a well-offcered Regiment Those
wishing to enlist can learn particulars by call
ing at the office.
Fremont, Feb. !, 1862.
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The losses on the Ohio River, from the
ate high water have been very heavy. n
weather ana wolves in the Lake super.
ala1 cnn c Tor Country.

-tt- tt Tor Country
The Marquette Journal of January goth
has been received. 1t has but few items Of
news The weather, which up tothe begin
ming of the month had been unusually
favorable, had at length assumed all the
characteristics Of a rigorous winter. The
Thermometer had gone down to twenty
degrees below zero, Snow on the monn-
tains lay four or sve feet deep, but on the
coast was about ono foot deep. Considefa.
bic ice was in the bay, but was still unus.
ually light and floating about A few day
of continued cold would make IL Cru
and solid. sAAn * fl9adaH AfoN q
Wolves had made their appearance il
considerable numbers on the mail route be
tween Marquette and Bay de Noquette.- y
A trapper was followed ten miles By about
a dozen Of tho ',varmihts," and oBly escap-
cd with his life by running at twc-forty
pace and keeping up perpetual fire from
his gun, until he reached 4 station on The
route, when they stopped, turned and put
of ia the forest again. The hunters com
plain bitterly Of their sillainous conduct in
driving allthe deer of, so that life this win.
ter Is without tho spice Of either buck fever
or venison.
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From Callsornln--Baadc ,n mexlcO.

SAN FRANc1sco, Feb. 5.--The steamer
Panama arrived here yesterday from Msz-
allan aud brought $4,000 in treasure
A courier arrived at Acapulco previous TO
the 26tb with intelligence of the defeat Of
the Spanish army in severe battle at the
National Bridge near Vera Cruz. The bat
tie lasted hours.
Accounts from Western Mexico represent
a termination of internal dissentions, and
the union Of all parties TO resist foreign in-
yasion.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-02-07
The Great French nemedYi
MlpAM BovIFs CELEBRATED sILvER-coArRp
EEN1 AL & RIL-J g. )

The only certain and Safe Remedy for all Uterine OBJ
sructions Monthly Dieutis Irregularities, and al the
other diseases 70 which the Woman. Wife and Mother
peculiarly liable. i. =
These Pus contain deisterious ingrsdleHts but are
safe and certain In their action They will b found s
exert the happOat effect in all cases of Prclsrsu' Vss
In Iuehorhe OF the Whites; they will b found ths
sest ana most certain cure that be found II is
account Of this certainty they should not Be taken by
Pregnant Females rdaring tee fret three noafAs, asts
carriage 10 csrfaa) be brought on bsta other pert
ods their use Is perfectly safe.
NJ Bone Dollar enclosed to any authorised Agsni
will ensure package OF Pills BY return OF nail
c. CROSBY, General Agent,
Fort Eric, c. w., Buffalo, N. \.
CAurIos-BewAre Of Counterfets, the genuine have
the signature OF CROSBY, on the outside wrapper
For sale in Fremont, BY c. r. Mccuioehs D. hneaaasos
E. Dillon. In Clyde, VIM. J. Miller. tcyh
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-02-07

A Boston letter to The cineinpali Ca
zette says: / have been speending The eyI
saing in the compapy Of Weadsn Phillips.
He, too. was ehssrhil, having this day ses
eeivod from Mr.. Samndra single lius, which
read, n daylig4ts Il is % bo- hoped
Mr. Summer does SEQ dayIigh from his hiIk
top; we have been made 70 $50 sierS' long
enough. s2sif eost efsf
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veber,s corn PIanler ana Cul.lva.or.

Among the thousands of farm imple-
ments which have been patented within
the last ten years, wo do not think there is
one that is so meritorious as VEBEK's Corn
Planter and Cultivator. L is just what ey-
cry farmer wants, and what no farmer will
refuse to bay as soon as he sees it. Tho
inventor is or soon will be resident of our
place. A. CoLLIER, is General Agent for
the United States, Sec advertisement.
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CAMr CHASE, Feb. Sd. 1859.

CAMP CHASRi rep. Jd, 1907.
We were glad when we got orders to leave
Camp Croghan, but when we were launched into
this muddy forlorn receptacle of Ohio favorit-
ism, our desire was exceedingly great at once
to abe off again." In fact the only desire was
to get orders to march, it made no difference
where. Imagine then the enthusiasm of the
boys when they heard from the lips of Colonel
Buckland at dress parade this afternoon that,
in obedience to orders from Head Quarters, the
I'D must 6e ready for marching IN Ue days, with.
in which time they would be fully armed and
equipped for the field. Cheer after cheer rent
the air as the men learned they were soon to go
forward to have hand in expelling the rebels
from the dark and bloody ground" don't
understand that we have a stated time for NOV
ing, but we shall undoubtedly be away from
here before another week goes by. Comman-
dants of companies were requested to perfect
their commands as rapidly as possible, in drill
which seems to mean work.
The pay rolls arc being made cut, and it i
talked around that we are to be paid off but it,
all uncertainty.
Should We get started from here can't tel
where we shall stop, but you viii be promptly
advised. SEVENTY SIN.
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our Corrssnondsnes.l
Fremont, Feb. I, 1862.

Interesting letters from the 72d and 4oth
will bo found in our paper to-day. Ono
from each regiment received at too lato an
hour are reserved to next week.
The letter from "a member of Co. K"
N. Y. Chasseurs, We decline to publish
We should be pleased to hear from the wri-
ter--explanatory; and We must know the
names of our correspondents
"E. G. C.p Washington, received just as
we go to press.
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Hogs shipped rrom Fremont.

There have been brought BY our lnerch-
ants and shipped from this place to eastern
cities during the past few weeks goodly
number of dressed hogs:
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nuR AnYERTIsRRs.

He that in The world could rise,
Msst READ TIE NEws and kDvERTIsEl"
Important observation-disclosures Corn Plante
and Cultiyator.
Saw Mill for Sale, in Arcadia Hancock co.
Attachment Notice.
Recruiting Officers for the 9th Regiment.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-02-07
spring rerm sa..auslty conlaOn rlsa.

spring Term sanduslry conimon Pleas.
The next term Of the Common Pleas
Court, viii commence in this place on Mon
day, February l7th. We give below list
of the Grand and Petit Juries:, q .,
-..g III, 81 GRAND JURY, ts.,..
Henry BOwlus; Wmg ]. SherrArd; A. P.
GOssard; ]. F. Hultsi L. O, Ball; iona.
than Waggoperh George Mooney; ]. c.
Taylor; Israel Smith; Geo. Burkett; Hen.
ry Sweet; Nathaniel RobihSon; !; Behjarnin
cOlwelI; JAS A. watrous; Jacob Hiser. D
PBTT,svRgoSVv
Charles g. Greene; VIM. Miller; John
Morrison; W. W. CLARK; Henry BsabGlsef;
Julius Patterson; Christian stTeteri Da-
vid Johns; j. W, Hone; james Moore
jacob peemei; Martin Brunsr jr.
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a. morehouse,s Pork PackinK.

We have received from M. MoREHousE,
statement of the the number of hogs he
has cut and packed at his house this season,
their average weight, and the yield of lard
per hog, as compared with last season:
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ROLL OF noNoR-JANUAnx.

The following persons have paid on subscrip-
ton to the JouRSAL during the month of Janu-
airy; they will accept our thanks for their timely
remembrance The Roll for February is com
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The advertiser having been restored 70 health in very
few weeks by very simple remedy after having suffered
several years with lang aRecOn, and that tfeud
disease Consumpuon-issnxious 70 make known TO his
fellow sufferers the means of cure, t al
To all who desire H. he will ssad aeopy Of the preserp
tion used ree Of charge with the diFecscna o prupar
ipr and usine the same which they viii ane sURn Cts
for CONSERVATION, AsrHNA, BRoScHfrIa, so Tho only
object Of the advertiser IN sending the preseptio y -
benefit the afflicted and spread information which he cen
ceves be invaiuable and he hopes every euhrer Nu
try his remedy a. viii cost them nothing and naay
prove blessing.
PARTIES Wishing the prescription viii pleA.s atdrep
IfI RKv. EDWARD A. WILSON, :. =.
G2mos Williamsburg, Kings County, n. ~. !
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

M 0FI-O
In The qdalasd vsters Of the CofpotatfSa of Fra
mont aS arc hereby nSasd % meet tho Engine Ouse ID
Saturday, Che 18th day Of February, 1862,
at 10 O'Clock A. , for the choice By ballot. Of two
School Directors 10 three years each. = ~,
BY order ofthe Board Of Directors. ss at.-i.i .
fan4 .44.-. 500 r. W. Il. MCCLELLAN. Soe,y ~
Fremont, Jan 20, 1852. Avs ff IIT 's~'SSi
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DIS o L,U1TI0N gpfmcvr
- The eo-paftpefship heFetoforc existing between
tho uuderas9ned yndts the hrn name OF Gnst Yoapk
map y this DAY dissolved W mutual consent The said
tlaue tho RI nft fIfi7 II wv
~ Manydcturiag Of Tom5sioaes, dc.
eoataaenee Of the patronage hsFetofore extended "a
the old hrmis apiieited.h GEO. GUST.
r...5 J. YOCHKMAN.
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WAysgYf, NEyF4tssA, Krss never fsls o cure
Rheumatism. '-7' - w.
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.HE GREAT CAUSE OF HUMAN
sHERIrF,s SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE
Frederick Miller, vs.. Frederick Jaegar.
DY virtue Of order Of sale to directed from the
I'D Court Of Common Pleas Of Sandusky County, and
State Ohio will offer Tor sale at the door Of the Court
House In Fremont, In said County, on -a4a-.a.
Saturday, March lst, 1852,
at O'Clock 10 the afternoon the following described
lb-iot number twenty-one Ia Woodviile aud in-lotu
numbera seventy keyenty one eighty eight and eighty.
nine ia Prats addition 70 woodviIe In SAndusky conn
ty, Ohio. Appraised AZ Sl15
Fremont, Jan. 81, 1852. 4w6-pf S3,5o rI11i
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ISAAC NJ. KELLER, Enron AsD PRorRiEroR.
--.sssss-------'
The JouRSAL is published every Friday morp-
ing. Office, in Buckland's Block. third story
Fremont, sanduslSy county, Ohio.
TERMS os svssoRir1IoS.
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Paid within the year 90
After the expiration Of the 50
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the puOlisher) antil all arrearAsc are paid,
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t Contracts for period OF not less THAI six months
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DonBe Column Advertisements will be charged double
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Advertisements should be marked with the number o
nsertons they will be continued until ordered cal
and charged accordingly. st.tU-ta
JOB PBINTISG. f-
We have beautiful Power Press capable Of making
thousand Impressions houg We therefore prepAr
cd to do all kinds OF Jon PRiSrSG short notice. and to
the satisfaction Of our patrons.
l BLANKS.
We keep BLANKS OF various descriptions hand OF
print them Of any desired form on short notice.
ISAAC NJ. KELLER
Editor and Proprietor.
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SbeeiaF TOfices.

EE MnHnws' CnocoEkrr WoN DH0fu
Never fad 70 desioy An arsarnipsss a hnds q n,es
toai worms Afe perfectly reabis IN an essss asdfAr
sepos v any and az ne f.aoy woas oonfssisnp nnt
uausscua vermilugssin Thsy 1ss - trhen - ~
tunes With perfect snfety hey coniain No Mefeny,
other deieerous drug Mothers ahnpid purchase
thcm and give their children 20 'Othrr, -. =.
mo catharc Whateves a neocnsary % - aisnnl 1f
For sale BY all Druggists and desara NJ Noii1inoa
Price 7s cents. A. I. MAyRnWes sfinuresi At. ~
loyi buaalo' ~ y, and FeIt krs,c. ".
NEURALdfA, can be perinaasnilt card 'bs ~ ~
lands Anti Rheumatic Band. sss sdyettisetlsat =
Great Cure 10 another column. r a+it. eWN
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Statement of freight forwarded from Fremont
Station by the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad,
during the month of January, 1862:
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THE satsat tlssslug Of the asd 10 shs dineoYs q
perfect cure for RheumAtm Cout and Nsurnse and The
pernIcioas effects Of Mereary, which e seesd Without
any Inconvenience or the cfinisrnsi nsaeiuss We
are satsaea as 70 Its adsptaten 70 iEsrs
able complaints and take pleasure N calling
OF readers 10 the advertisement IN anctheF tolun o.
our pApor Of Or Delahd's Anti Rheumatic BAnd b1Ft
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Fremont journal.

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ISAAC NJ. KELLER, Enron AsD PRorRiEroR.
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rremont s,o,,ou q. 4 r. Ra,Iroad.

Total Receipts on Subscription for January SC2 sl6o "a
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The JouRSAL is published every Friday rnorp-
ing. Office, in Buekland's Block. third story
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-09-10
IGcf;ua auf SSaS6inatom.

Us 6 nation, 3. Sept. Gemar
Plor Dap Gin RUctsuo nab @afbineton
fcl1en muBte, nodoem unIere l(rmce lei
SentreUille cas- 9efebt ni6t wieoer oufs
ncbmcn fonnte. OieIer fbeint icBt obne
Serluit unp in gutter Sronun9
Dor iib Su 9cben, ob9leid) Die QnIibten
tibet Die 3rpedmdBi9feit peri6ieoen finc.
2(m Scnnta9 famen oroBs SeritGrfs
unaen bel Sen. pope ;u Sentreoille an.
Seet muBte Der Seino dn9e8rir1en lrer'
oen. Sas mar bic alternative. Dap oGr
6eino un6 in elmer 70 pOrtbeilboften Yc@
ittion ni6t an9reifen rpiroe, lpie Die BON
Gentreoiue 1T, mar flar. Gr lpitroe oiez
ie Steluna ourb elm 8or9eben nab Der
&ettenbriiGe um9anoen uno Sen. pope
sum HuTiu9 9ejmun8en boben, ebenio
mie CT 0ejmun9en puroe pon Der 9iappas
bannod 0inie ;uriifsumei6en, ols fein
rebter 8lG9el ourdb oo6 SbOrou9bfare
Sap um9an9cn mar.
gSir oIauben Dap Sen. pope6 2(rmce
am Mcntda eurCb Die Serit6rfuu9en an
3abl Dem Seinoe iiberte9en mar, ober Die
8lu9bcit rietb sum Rudjuo, alsin Der
Sertbsioi9un0 8ofdin9t0ne balber. -
Sen. Qcpe miro cnolicb cine Steltune err
rei0tu, no ct nidt Fanfirt peroen fonn.
0a9s8en ipritbt, pap oaourb in &entns
ctr, MdrpIano, Mlihourt etc. BEN Rebelz
len neuer Wutb ;u 2tufitdnoen 8ematbt
miro
@e9tu @en. Mc0oiUeu erGebt iih bic
/ ali9smcine Stims Ger 2trmee, eini9e
ncnnen ibn mfG bia, anbere eiuCn 8erS
rather. Mcnn audi bieie 2(nflo9cn unz
bs9rilncet iIn0, 10 1T 70 piel tlar, cap er
nitbt mtbr tcmmanoirsn Fam. Die 2rups
pen miBtrauen i'm.
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Irr Kric9 in TennciItc.

9talbviQe, ,. Sep. Sol. Mim:
bp'S &rntuGD 9fe9imtnt bate am 1on,
nerita0 Elm SeftAt nit pem @uerilta6 bel
Woooebura uno naDm ibnen Is Gefan.
gene ab. Der 6cin0 psrlcr 8etGotcte,
80 Serrunoete; mir Dattcn nur Scoten
uno 5 Serpuncetc.
Die @urri(to6 te9cDen in 0e &otb
GauntD 9roBt ScbonotDaten, puroen aber
neutidb in WcMimUiIe bon 3 Mann, Die
Gin 8lcd dbius bcieBt bielten, nit &Grlult
von IS Sooten iurlttt8eilbto9en.
Die riiCfltdnti9e QOft aus Dem 9toroen
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babt.
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SieI 2lufre9un9 Derrftbt uno Die Sejef:
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Ole llnicniitrn ibre Selti9feit bebaupten
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-09-10
YiGituneen In Cincinnati.

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