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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-01-29
OFFICE RS-ALL RANKS-CAN BE SIP.
Piled WITH UNIFORMS.

SAIL RANKS-CAN BE SUP.
Piled WITH UNIFORMS.
I'D ECENT ARRIVALS OF
h Fine Gray Cloths,
Fine Gray Cassi.neres
Dark Blue Cloth,
Gold Lace
O.. Gold Cord,
Shoulder Straps, Scarlet
Sky-b!Ue. Black and GI cen,
Trimmings, enable To offer 10 all
Officers complete outfits at far prices
TIE CONFEDERATE OYERCO.iT
Is finished, and trimmed in the mos; approyed Vie
BLANKS FOR MEASURES
Furnished upon application
All orders will receive prompt attention. and Goods
sent Cash delivery.
0. s. BALDWIN,,
Manufacturer "i Military Clnthing
- Market ST Wilmington n G.
n BIO JOURNEYMEN TAILORS CtN GET
immediate employment at the above house Cash paid
weekly for work, and highest price.
y. S. BALDWIN,
Wilmington, C..
Jan u, 1867 7-#4tinside
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BROOM CORN WAITED!

A LARGE AMOUNT OF BROOM CORN
IA is wanted al the BROOM MANUFACTORY of the
NortCaro!na Institution for the Deaf and Dumb and The
Blind. for which the highest market price will be paid.
Farmers in North-Caruna urged to cultivate crop
of Broom Corn the present Year. Any information as to
the method Of culture &c. will be given upon application
to tine Undersigned.
WILLIE J. PALMER, Principal.
JAM "a, .S62. 6-Sw&wlm.
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SWORDS, sAsHEs AND RE.rS
"A IA .GE LOT OF SWORDS, (wILMING
hHlTAkER'S BOOKSTORE
Jan. q, 1852 s,wso ~
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G EO. W. RLOUNT,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
wilson. c.,
VA ILL ATTEND TO BUSINESS ENTRUSTED TO
w him in Nash, Wilson. Edgcombe and Franklin
Counties.
Feb q, 1861. l5-w&swly.
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Ihs Stapoato.
40 oTRnI,LEN,s REPORT.

RRpoRT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF FoS EN-
ACCOUNTS FOR TIE FiScAL lea" ANO>
M: SEPTEMBER 81, 1861.
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WANTED
a hAk MATRON, ONE ASSISTANT MATRON AMI
len good Nurses for the General Military HOSPITAL vt
Raleigh, n. c. Apply to --'Sp'a' d.
Z. BURKE HAYWOOD, Surgeon.
December 81, 1861 lu.wEsu,f
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Mr. Galloway resolution concerning the Con-
federate tax Referred to the committee that
subject
The Convention resumed the consideration of the
unfinished business of yesterday VIZ: the ordinance
authorizing an exchange of bonds and for other pur
noses-being an amendment OF the charter of the
Chatham and Coafelds Railroad.
The question being on the passage of the ordi-
nance its second reading it was first read for inior
nation and then by sections for amendment.
On motion of MIR. Manning, the 9th line of the
4th section, was amended by substituting the word
may" for the word "shdH at the beginning OF
the line.
On motion of Mr.. Manning, the word "six" in
the 4th line of this section was also stricken out
and "twelve" inserted. subsequently reconsider
ed on Mr.. Manning motion, and the original lam
guage restored.
The question recurring on the passage Of the Or
dinance its second reading Mr. STANCE moved that it
be postponed indefinitely.
Mr. Manning opposed this motion. He regarded
the passage of this ordinance absolutely essential
to a speedy development of the immense mineral re.
sources of the State. The Deep river Coal Fields
had been proved by actual boring, to extend to a
distance Of thirty miles, with width varying from
two and half to three miles. Veins of the richest
iron lay in close uxtaposition to the seams of
COAL In the shaft sunken a. Egypt to the depth of
1853 feet black band iron of the finest quality
was found, the aggregate thickness of the several
strata being seventeen feet Mr.. NJ. here exhibited
diagram of section Of this shaft showing the rel
alive positions and thickness of the different strata
Of iron and coal. The supply of iron in the South
ern Confederacy was almost exhausted, the rolling
stock on railroads was being rapidly worn out and
there existed no mandatory of railroad iron in the
whole South. Companies had already been organ.
lied which were erecting furnaces and rolling mills
IN Deep river and at the Gulf, for the manufacture
! Of iron and to which the Confederate government
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Jan. &c 60. 1892
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-06-20

2. ~
In MAorfeld, Va. June 7th, CLARENCE l.,
KELLER, aged lS years, youngest son OF T..
and S. KEELER, Norwalk, o.. ~ Z AlkE
oarbrother has fallen! God willedit, ind nc
has exchanged this mortal for a body immortal
Parental hearts stricken with anguish, tears Of
brothers and sisters, or sympathies Of attached
and devoted friends and ncighbots are all vain
TO restore his earthly presence. His work was
done, his mission on earth Accomplished, he has
gone to the Father TO receive his reward. We
now may weep with those who weep for their
kindred offered on tho altar oftheiEieenniry s
liberty and benep Hedied at his post Of duty.
The following ohiitary noticeis from the Nes-,
walk l2eilecfOrf nl11 70 snf sd eaesa ia oh
Clarence enlisted n Company D. 55th regiment tbs
place 10 September LASS and whea the regiment left here
In January, he bid fare~e 70 home and riends aud went
forth with willing heart 20 Aid Ia putting down this
wicked reballiaa they marched d6Nn the street sack
elt that aH viii netFeluFp AlaSl They pil pot! ls1o
Yet not IN the 6eld Of carnage, BY the hand o
ease did Clarence fall Friday june 9Th, after being on
picket guard for forty hours be had gone 70 In
tent 10 rest A comfaae was sxani6ln lIs-C Ci6feness
pIstol when hisaneet acuadetayhit che trigger di4s
shFins the contents she tids &c ClArsnee prdusias
wepad that caused his death 10 tFen,y-tEo hours, y
Hisbody rests 10 land Of strangers, far from the lov.
log trieuds Who would have administered TO bis wants.
had u been their privilege A eil6~ ssIdie3 letteF
10 Mr. Kesle nye San tai akiHAdktna fltsnas enuIa
Do was for him, and the boys nn naura hii sad
DEATH for he was faxoEite NTH all. Another young
lie lhid en The altar of our eoant fqpiy H4de
20 mqutp Yet wheP the dead shall Eise We believe caF
eues win appear clothed IN hin sayios hteousnssa
and vita the ieads fesrth so The Blesssss q eief
hitye fii sYri. I'VE sislimsrt agaih. ols etR giads
rrl Meet pe'er to sever; =. m .fsr 80,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-06-20

GENERAL BurLER ABOUT TO SEND HoME
A CAReo OF 'CofToN.-A letter from on
board the United States steamship Missis-
sippi, off New Orleans, states that a load Of
cotton from The upper louisiana, had reach
ed that city. This cotton was put on board
the steamer Tcnpesscc, captured from the
rebels, and sent to Boston, which~ill make
good the ptornise Of General Batler tliat he
would send home afreight Of cotton within
sixty days after passing the forts. Tho
same writer states that recruiting is going
on for the federal army at New Orleans
with unexpectedsuccess - Boston Tvaveler.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-06-20
hospital at louisville, Ky, about sOpr weeks, =


Between . and O'Clock on Tuesday after
noon, l7th we were visited with one of the Sc
verest storms ofrajn and wind that we have any
previous recollection Of. The water fell like a
deluge, flooding streets and alleys in a few mo-
ments. The damage done to fruit, shade and for
est trees and to grape vines, wheat rye and grass
in this vicinity, must be severe. Fences were
prostrated and buildings pnroofed. Small arti-
cles left lying around loose are exceedingly diff
fcult to find. Heavy rain also fell Wednesday
unaceSIGPa6iedc byJwinr5 4fharSdhye morAing
stormy aud very cool e.f,.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-06-20
A GARD TO THE LADIES.
i.saa dr. RURoNCO'5
Golden Pills for Females.

lNpALLiB1r IN CoaRRcrINo, REGunATiNG fRREMoriSqi
ALL 0BsrRUcIIoNs, TRoa wIATEyEK cNrsE, ASD
Always SUCCESSIVE As PHnvrNTiVK.
The Ingredients IN Dr. Dupon ems Gold
Pils for Fcalts are perfectly halnlts. They hnve
been In the private practice Of old Dr. Dupoueo Tor
than thirty yeafs and thoyfauer pt7Lsdies can
testify TO their great apd never falling success W evey
case; IN correcting irrearites. tsltsBf panial and
distrees0E ukHstFatiOn pm teplafy AZ tbs change OF
le From Eve TO Pills viii curry that coumoh yet
n5piaintAe whes1a Marty every iena-le ia
the land suffers fsnm this complaint. -. 81 .-.-,I
The above PM has pprnanefty cured thousAhda, snd
they wiz nure you n you hse theme They cApnqt hsrpa
YOU the eopttarY they remove all obstFneaops, re-
Whole system Ladies' whose health win not permit an
increase Of arniy viii Bnd these pills fucresfut pre-
veutive Ladies' b euliay tuatsd thas surprising
them sn should these pills during the hfft ihree
months they certain proaaee triscarriagc AT
ter hic aduiontinu the proprietoF respon
shis. although their mildnees will prevent any injury
healsh The ingredients composing the above Pihhare
made every agent and they viii tell they
safe, and will perform a claimed for hen Prlce 81
per box soIdwholesaie and retail by ~
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-06-20
|I|I!IES ES'Saa1RIS!I!g;P I!hG|
i srrn1rln nrMrnr ron

kN A sPEcIFIe REMRDY FOR ~
SpeFmafOTrhea or Seminal FeGkRess and General Iri-
tabftiiy in euher ser.
This Malady the terrible consequences of which too
well known to require than hare ausiOn to them,
is Of the most insiduous and therefore dangerous 81
all the long catalogue Of human ills 1t saps the very
springs of Life rapidly undeines the consitntiop and
sinks tie uhhappy yirti into onbecility arda preture
grave,f From onetosix boxes IT the SPECIFIC Pll
sufficient to effect permanent care in MOST 4c1Av
uAsEa whether consiitutdnaIof arising from oEse o.
EIeesses
Medical Testimony.
I'VE believe It be- In the treatment Of Spermatorrhe0
SPECIFIC asApy medicine can be."-B. KEITH, NJ
D.. Am. Jour cJlIedieal Sctshee -
have found them all that could be desired. Their Ell
ect TRULY WONDERFUL. fused them In ease o
Spematorrhea Of long Standing which has been under
tTeatmentJor years think three boxes will complete
tho eure."--E P. DIoKEE, NJ, d.
fg- This is nota Humgdpnthie REMEDY, nor isthers
any mercury other deleterous ingredisnt combined
with IL.
PRICE.Sl per Box six boxes for So, by mail prepaid
For sale by all respectable Druggists and at the Sole Gen
eyal Depot in The United States. by
fNov1 1861. S.H.K.&S. N.H.Ct. 42yI
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q, CIR. sMeCULLocH, Druggist, and
e. DIDLoE a Sow, Druggists, =

LADIEsl BY sending either Of these agents 81 through
the Fremont Post Once can have the Pills sent any
part Of the country condeniiag) and free Of pcsge.
BY mail.
n. D. BEwAHE on A BASE oouSrERFR1r CT THrsB
PILLs You can buy the counterfeit article At any price
from rs 10 rs cents box (dear atat) LAnlEsi your
sesnpd health II too much value to be tried WITH,
besides being tmnosedupon with worthless article-
Therefore sny oerng you these Pills fos less than
81 dollar box aveid them you would poison They
bogus Nome are genuine unless the name Of s D.
HOWE Is exerV box heh has recently been added
Of the Pills being couuterfeed Bny Of my Ad
vertised agents and safe Sold aieo hy HoRAcg
KRILoe1. korwalt aud BENTON BRoTaERs fat 6aylords
old stand) Csyeland and by druggist in every viii
wage and town 10 the United s. .tes, and by 81 D. HOWE,
sole proprietor, New York. 81 Apr3,e2-lypd
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-06-20

We doom poor ignorant. and deluded
rebel prisoners 10 a weary. exile from their
homes in Northern camps, and vet. at every
step, We take on The streets OF Nashville we
meet i9solent, bapghty, stiff necked and de-
fant tFaiiors---nen Of wealth and Influence,
whose internal wiles end dfslsehcods ssduced
these unhappy prisoners from their loyalty.
We crash the puppel, but leave untouched
.be jugsler who pHlls the wires, - NasARills-
Union svs5l 81 3pessssavcD ss.s 81 ba,f
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-06-20

her next friend sandusky County Common Pleas.
us. 81 erdf t.IeH yr-.s tlee.sg -lHit
William Fields. at f. raGi l4--s .a. rre
DY virtue of orer Of Sale, issued from said Court
In the above entitled cause. shall at the door Of the
Court House in fremont, in said sendusky county Ohio
on
Saturday, tke l2h, day Of Jaly, a. d, 1862,
at o'clock the afternoon Of said day offer for sale at
public auction the following described lands and teHe-
ments, TO wit:
Unnencing at Che port-east corner of Moses Georges
land IN the southeast quarter Of section number twenty
(2O) in Township number four ~ range number seven
teen Q7) IN sandnsky county State Of Ohio, alta stone
thence dfty aud sixty onehundreths rods
to stone; thence north tdrtyfthree and sixty o'fr one
hundeths chains 70 stake the south line OF the Maui
and Western Reserve Turnpike cad thence eastery
along the south ne OF said Turnpike road to stake at
the north west Of land owned by Thomas Ataene
in said secon thence twenty eight apd ninetynine
hundredths chains 10 stone At the place bceinnng
containing forty two 2l acres two foods nd hrty.one
rods Of land excepting and serving two of land
occupied by the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad and for
their Railroad ira ok said land Also excepting
FIVE 5 sold out Of the north east of said
tract making thlrty1ye 1851 acres two roods aud thirty
one rods OF land. Appraised at 81 400.
Chester Edgerton, Attorney.
A. r. FERGUSON, Sheriff.
Fremont, June 9Th, lse2.-22w5. Prfee S5,7o egrE
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Not aClmservatIsrn. ;,

Somebody asked Gen. Cass the other dayoin
Detroit: General, what may we do to save the
UnionPa Anything" May We abolish Sla-
yery?P TAbolisfi anything on earth to save The
nation r. Why don't some Of the extra scon-
servatives" charge Gen. Cass with being an
|aAbolitouist?"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-06-20

We are Indebted to Lieut.. n. Il. I'y ler, co. y ,
S9th Regiment, for a Inte copy Of the Memphis
APpc&,Ii II Tyler has also placed in our pos
nthe commission of J. B. McGraw, Lieut..
Of the Henley luvtncibles, of the county Of Har-
rison, State Of Mississippi signed by his excel
lency, John J. Pettis, Governor, and other State
officers. The rebel It. ]. D. Nee, of the O. S.
A., can obtain his commission by calling at our
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-06-20
IS hEgAk NogteF1s .

.
M joxrSk u WHO'S ard . si,ss y. nseh sei'
NJ Prout and Mary 4. Prout. of Boomingviile, hne
county Ohio: Norris @. House and sally A. house Of
sandnsty CITY, Ete eounty, ohlaf saen Aeans and
der Of Fssport Iowa; Martin v Corpender oiSandusky
Cit. Ohio, ldaiA. onpendef, and simoul
Cn.t,nndst ID winniN ospl Chlttow eos nty ,Iawa,
.MlIlaTAKE NOTICE that % thet etvtny-tlihth aey
Carprnder Executor and Christina r. Carpenter Exec
ntrx of the ia will Hnd Testament Samuel b. Carmen
der deceAscd cd IN the Pobate Court within and for
the county Of sandusy, and State Of Ohio, petition, al
leeiue haton bo twpntg seventh dan of nccfuher A.
D. eishteea 10 aired andffty-egli tie said spnuel o.
Qprpehdef tctng then inful ifc enter into cdntr
50 willing With George g. Golden and George g. Golden
second of said Saudusky county for the sale of the fo
lowing deschia0 f state situate IN thh eouny Of San
The northwest quarter Of tho south west quarter Of
section number two township number eve, range number
seventeen, ppop the following terms For the sup Of
-four hundfed dollars, payable ~ follows One mudrd
the halnnee, uree hundred dollars 10 be paid tp
cquh nnnrA payments OF one hundred dollars ench, 10
one twp aud three rom tic dhto of said contract
That eaid GsdrgeG Goldenau George g. Golden, Sec
thesnm teo hundrod and sixteen dollars and twens-
Eve cents That said George q. 0oiden aud Geofes g.
Golden second, ready willing 10 pay The balance
due upon said eanttact valid decd can be
named persons to whom this notice s given are the hei
at law and legal representatives Of snid decedcnt The
prayer OF for authority TO ukch deed
osaid Geor5e a. Golden md George G. Golden second,
in behalf Of said heirs at law, upon payment OF the resi-
Said pctihn will he for hearing on the twenty eighth
day Of june eighteen hundred and sixtytwo, As soon
thereafter as leave OF the Court be obtained. ra
BUCKLAND 4 EVERETT,
a Attorneys for petitioners.
Nav 90 1862 22w4 Pr fec SO so
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-06-20

Col. Mcmillan Of che 2lst Indiana Regi-
nent sent down another steamer yesterday
which heAeaptured ia Red River. This IS
the foutth vessel taken bS thisi ihdefatiga-
bic officer Her name IS the Loaisiana
Belle, aud she has 4 good quantity or sugar,
molasses and cotton on board, besides
smaller wsres,--N O, Delta, June lat
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-06-20

1t is stated that no less than one,ienth Of
the slaves Of Delaware have disappeared,
no one knows whittier, since the rebellion
broke out ~
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-06-20
ohio state Fair.

The Thirteenth Annual Fair of the ohi9
state Board Of Agrienlture wilI be held b he
city rOf Qleyplapfs sepanepcpg on the 18th day
of September 1862, and continue four days.
Secretary Klippar has forwarded 10 US the,
Premium List. Among The Awarding Com
nittees'we ind ihen Of John, ,McGee, aud
Sardis Birchard, Of This place. ,s,sfA
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-06-20

! "A RAsckL,-r Msfiin RsllEner, for The
past eight years Treasurer Of Frapklir coup-
~. ladisna. recenlly decslnpsd with some
thirty thousand dollars belonging 70 The
sopgiy. |, Il. il said, that be. deserted bis
family, and that woman aot bis wife 40;
eompspied him in bis hight. He left hcrs
lor DC ostensiblo purpose of settling with
ihs Slaia Treasunrsr. II s SIiich be hiledso do. !
He Is repressnied IS being slightly sscssh,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-06-20
The Lddie soidiers' ala socicty,
Meets every Thursday afternoon, in Buck
land Block tsecond story) The ladies Of
the town and vicinity are invited to attend.



Capt. Geo. Raymond, company B, 72d regi-
Ineht, who on acconnt ofcohtinhed illhcalth, felt
obliged to resign his position and return home,
is gaining in health and strength though still
confined to his house and yard. Va
Capt. W. D. Amsden, company D, Sd Cavalry,
was brought home to this place on Monday
He is very low with typhoid feypr; hopes are
entertained of his recovery. -,,s
LATER.
His death occurred about 10 o'clock Thursday
evening. AAED
A. j. Hale Quartermastcr of the 25th regi-
ment, was called home by severe illness of his
son, last week. Mr., II. is in excellent health,
and by a favorable change of his child's disease,
returned, TO bis post last Monday.
John r Thompson, sec'y, Of Col, Bucllaud,
I'D regiment, arrived here Tuesday evening"
His health is improving. He was confined al
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-06-20

The sandusky EegisSoS uAdefstahds that one
of the prisoners on Johnsons Islaua was shot
and seriously wounded in the knee on Friday
night, 18th, for Refusing TO obey the guard, am
Putation of the deg was considered nensssry. q
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-06-20

The Tiffin 7ribs'se says the Isl Chasseurs, un-
der Col Cechrane, bore a aconspieuous part in the
late battle before Richmond, and suffered heav-
lily. Their bravery is loudly praised. Compa-
ny q, pnPg II Blginbothaw, FaagecfiRtsd in SEM
eca'and Sahdusky counties None We're Killed
in Co. X, and but two wounded, Henry q.
Baucher, and beitner, both Of SeheeA county
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-06-20
shcriff,s Sale.

IS ysandusty County Common Pleas.
sylyester Chapmani if. f fyrat sl.i. 81
DY virtue Of an Order Of Sale iesucd from said Court
ID in the above entitled cause shalt At the door OF tile
Court House IN Ftmont ih sahdasHy ceonts, Ohio, on
Soturdoy, he l2M day ofJidy,a. d. 1852,
a o'clock in the afternoon Of said d,y. oeot safe At
public auction, the following dcsFild lands and tene-
ments, TO wit: ,tA ? n -ttEfA AttA
That portion Of Lot number thirty-our, (34 in Ames
addition 70 the village NJ Cyde, which lies north ~ the
Oicveihud and Toledo Rsi Road, Rnd s unocruVicd by
said Rail Road Also shat portion of Lot udbef frty
FIVE (45l In Anes addition 70 the village Of Clyde which
lies north and Il unoceupied BY tile Cleveland and Tole
DO Rail Road, Appraised at $1,000.
Greene aud Winslow Attorneys
1trl III a. r. FERGUSON, Sheriff.
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Lost, June 10Th,

7 a WEMUhANDU BUUh, SoTneWhore
between Fremont and Mud Creek bridge, containing
aeeount notes, receipts Said book and papers
OF value to any person but nyse The finder will be
esarded6y satiug the book aud the JOURNAL
0nlee, FPment,o o. 7t. yf5. ts.f.r- .t.l- fl.4
c. G. .MGNKLER.
June 2olh, 1862. .--24k4. .eeaT B ] % = ,er
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-06-20
The tbird. Anbn5l Fxbihiiion ~ ~, SUNNI, !,

The third Annual Exhibition Of the Summit
county Horse Breeders. Association win be held
at Akron, an Friday, July 4th, A 6ne list Of
premiums is offered, and competition from all
parts of the State solicited. EntrAnee fee, ten
per cent. lthe first premium offered
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-06-20

/ HE~ MAqnnus GDcoukrn iFona Dnors
Never fA % destroy adgeSlefmssN ~ fIBai % 11,s
final Worms. ats psissIly islbs n AT sitssahd ar
superior any and IN ihs iaaog wei coudiions and
kauseous vetnie tealp hss fbey may - taktn a sli
nes with perfect safely tey essfsih W tssurf,
other deleterons Na,hpe sopia alEnyapprghass
no catharli y Aietof n neatsly 70 nt flfeu.l
Dor sale by AT Dft1I,lseahd c.alast ~ hetancs.-
p.ire 81 ecntsf = Il A. r., fATIIFV6, eapc7i AT.
foyl Boaalo, y, y ard Fort kfie. q. "
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-06-20


The next meeting Of The Teachers Assoeia-
tiop Of sandusky aud, Huron counties, will be
held at Monroeville, Saturday, June 9Ist, 1862,
[to-moTow,J commencing at ga. m. The exer-
cises Nillbe as follows, 1A1--.dJiiO u
Forenoon Organizing aid eieeting officers. Z
Discnssiop--suhjeet-what is the best tjneth.
cd to prsyqH .srdlHess aHdiHegplarattsRdance
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Address by Rev f. Bushnell. - eie7 49,
Reports Of aPcriateeespts Of Uaion Schools.
Miscellaneous business. ~, sis bi,'a'4
All the tesebers and friends Of education in
shndnaky Hiiran, seneea and Erie counties are
invited 20 attend
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-06-20
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John H. NeArdle, s,..,.o,,,.. II
ID Tftab q hn issr Of Sale ista aai fron nj
ID ff oOovr entitled cause, sah Al lie AZ II ~ tIF
cbuH hodse n Freinoni, in said comfy, ohio, on
Saturday. he 12h dag Of Jsa, a. d. 1902,
AZ O'Clock n the afternoon Of said me saffdi ssle
public auction the following dessitrd lands aud tene
n1ents. to wits n ttttita siftja
fraction of Lot, number eleven hundred and ftyone
n 1h1) IN the town Of Fremont, County Of Sandusky,
State OF Ohio, John street commencing from the
line Of the south cntt eqper o Ugh sreFh aud running
from thence east sixty tight t6sj feet and from
line south 70 the line Of The Cleveland and Toledo Rail
Road, appraised ~ ei7S, ,oOl Y tChNl
A. r. FERGUSON. Sheriff.
Fremont. june ON, lsa2..aas5I u ise ss,as ~ }