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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-09
MASONIC.
FoRT STEPHENsoS LoDoE, Y. 4 A. ,
FREMoHT, Ohio, May Q, is62.


The following is extract from the proceedings Of
"The worshipful Master announced to the Lodge the
death upon the field of battle Of worthy
ed Brother MicHAGL WEosTEIN.
"whereupon, Bro, Doncyson moved that Committee
expressive of the of the Lodge which motion
carried
"The worshpful Master ted the breh
rem said Committee; Bros. c. Doncyson H. ?. Bean and
NJ. Gusdorf."
The Committee reported the following preamble and
resolutions which unanimously adopted:
WHERRAs,It has pleased the 'Grand Architect Of the
Universe" TO remove from the scenes this life our
teemed worthy other Michael Wegsten who fell
engaged upon the battle fold ia defense of the Couto
ton and Laws Of beloved Country and perpetuity
the Union established by the patriot raihers;
AND WHEREAS, While We deeply and sincerely mourn
the irrerairabe loss which his family and relatives
we'll this Lodge has sustained BY his uutely death
We gratiasd knowing that hts gallant and heroi
conduct upon the eId OF battle entitled him TO the cred
it Of being the bsyest the brave and that by hi
GOODNESS and efficiency In the hour OF extreme Danger
nefved those who had Voluntarily chosen him hei
Commander, to deeds Of heroism and valor, which
titled him and them TO that which they received tn
commendation Of bis superior officers.
Therefors, ResoiUed, That mourn the untlmely
datk of worthy and esteemed BROTHER who has thu
given his life sacrifice upon the altar OF his country
and that we win ever cherish his memory.
ResOlred Thatwe do hereby tender heartfelt sym
pathies 10 the devoted wife and children well to
the relatives Of deceased boher and pray that
Heavenly Father may give them strength and consolation
In this hour Of their severe afiliction.
RssOred Thatn token Of our bereavement this Lodge
be clothed in the usual badge Of mournng for the term
Of thirty DAYS.
Rsssl1ed That the foregoing preamble and resolutions
be entered upon the records OF this Lodge and that
copy thereof together with the proceedings had there
with be presented the family the decessed also
furnished to the several editors Of this place with
NJ. GUsDoRl, sec'y. F. WILMER, W. NJ.
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None but a PhYsiclnn,

Knows how much reliable alternative is needed
by the people. On all sides Of us, in all com
munties everywhere there are multitudes that
suffer from complaints that nothing but an al
terative cures. Hence great many of then
have been made and put abroad viih the assur.
ance of being effectual. Butthey fail TO accom-
plish the cures they promise because they hav,
not the intrinsic virtues they claim. In thi
state of the case, DR.. ]. C. Aver d. Co., of Lowell
have supplied us with compound extract O
Sarsaparilla which does prove TO be the long
desired remedy. Its peculiar difference from
other kindred preparations in market is, that i
cures the diseases for which il is recommended
while they do not We are assured of this fac
by more than one of our intelligent Physicians
in this neighborhood and have the further evi.
dence Of our own experience of its truth
Tennessee Farmer, Nashville Tenn
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From Nevv Orleans.
! We,ls. Seorotarv Of the Navy:

To GtdeoN We'Is, 5ecTefdTy q Ve NuVy
FoRr MoNRoE, May 81 have the honor to
announce that in providence Of God which sn,,ies
on Just cause, the squadron under nag otiicef
Farragut has been vouchsaied glorious victory
in the capture of the city of New Orleans, Forts
jackson, ST. Philip, Livingston and Pike The
batteries above and below New Orleans, as well
as the total destruction of the enemy s gunboats,
steam rams floating batteries, fire RATS, obstruct-
ing booms and chains. The enemy with their
own hands destroyed from eightto ten millions
dollars worth of cotton and shipping. Our loss
is 36 killed and 1913 wounded. The enemy lost
from 900 to 500 besides several hundred pris-
oners. am bearer Of dispatches.
(Signed THnopoRUs BAILEY,
Secnnd in Command of attacking force.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-09
Exploit of a BaIIvIIIe Boy.

James A. Gilmore, son of Thomas Gilmore,
of Ballville, lad Of Is years but sure shot
with rifle whsn he can get range, member Of
Captain Aoors's company in the 72d, was near
Lieut. Col Garfield, when be fell in that mem
orable Sunday fight at Pittsburg Landing. He
assisted in carrying Col. Garfield off the field.
On returning he could not fnd his comrades
but came across seeesh. James drew bead
on the Dixian and told him to lay down his gun
or be should be under the necessity OF making q
target Of him. seeesh laid down his gun, cart.
ridgs-bOx etc. Young Gilmore advanced, SO.
cured his trophies, and marched his rebel pris-
Oner to the river and delivered him to the guard
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-09
Maj. Gen. Commanding.

NEW YoRK, May 3.--The gun-boat San
tiago de Cuba, from Port Royal ofthe 3oth,
has arrived, bringing the prize rebel steam
er Isabel, formerly tho Ella Marley, cap
tured from Nassau TO Charleston with
arms, ammunition, wines, segars and med
icines. The Santiago chased the Nashville
but the latter was too swift for her. The
Santiago also captured a schooner from
Charleston, with cotton. Also two other
schooners with cargoes for the southern
ports. Nothing now at Port Royal.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-09
FROM CEN. Pope,s DIvlsion.
Extract ola letter received by of citizens
ofieer in General Pope's Division.

ENhct ora by one OF our citizens from
ofieer in General Pope's Division.
Pittsburg Landing, April 25.
- - saw your friends of the 72d
Regiment yesterday, Col. Buckland, Dr. Rice
and Adj't Rawson. was much pleased to SCI
them; and the pleasure was mutual They wcr,
in the best spirits.
take this opportunity to say that the news
papers in reporting the battle of Shiloh, exag.
gerated in the extreme. Tie Ohio troops did moi
ran as they reported Col. Bnckland's brigade
stood up TO the battle like veterans. Col. B.
during the engagement, made one of the most
brilliant movements of the fight. The enemy
dePloyed in a ravne evidently intending tc
fink Col. Buckland's brigade, when he imme.
diately moved or changed his line of battle, by
left flank turn, and enfiladed the enemy's col
un'n, cutting them down in vast numbers
was on the ground and viewed the evidence 0
that destructive maneuver.
Much credit is given Col. Buckand by all tn
general officers. Col. B. will do. G.
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JOnInes y shs Vsayslds, ron citas.
Prom our cofrsspoadsus.


fe iWeduesaay norDisn nay Z, Ise2.
DEiREDrroR'T he month q Nay is with us crovuius
nsufs ia her holiday garmsnls Bpt our hsarts ssnnel
bloom 10 unison vita her Joyful sppsarsnes when We
Rad Of Death and suffering far reoted from personal
observnou On the acid ~ BATTLE Il am souls with
terror and dread snd se drop many teal. o. sympathy
fuf The dtrsss eues vho have fallenl bot vpinr nsy
tears bless God that have lived In this age b.
hod, vhat only such psrioua times these, in vhie
our eouptry is plunged could have developed such
glorious pages ofhercis and bravery beibg uufo
ded from tiie inner chamber of The hearts o. men.
Yet tis op when the sacrifice laid upon the altar s.
taken from our eommanity, from our eWn house
holds that the struggle Of our submission Il tried.
In my letter Of the soh April see arst pagsl express
ed the hope that oar wounded townsmaB, serg't p 8
Gates would recoser % health ard seneh hoped u
10 spared from making the great saerdos Bot ni' foi
hopes On last Sabbath morn, just four weeks from
the day Of that terrible conflict village ball tolled h
death kneii. Then the sorrow sunk deeper into oui
hearts, and CAT hold OF tho ncst dearest tendris and
made them ache With grief Committing the yoans wifi
ofhs BOSOM and his infant daughter the kind protsc
ton of Heaven he died the triumphant death Of brav,
soldier Of the Cross andhs country. Our whole
nifty isas family OF mourners, heart is untouched.
Clyde sindeed sarched BY having laid upon the altar
our country Of her noblest and most beloved
r4 a sOJoURNER.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-09
Davldaon Rebel Com panic. taIEon.

We learn thatthe companies Of Captains
Hawkins and Cattle, raised in this city fol
the rebel army, were captured at Bridge
port Tennessee River, at the crossing Of the
Chattanooga Railroad, BY some troops o.
Gen, MitcheIfs division. Somethr hund
red 10 all have been captured, Of whom one
hundred and twenty-five have been brough,
here, the rest were 10 have arrived her.
last night. The capture Of the bridge Is I
very important achievement. The great
work goes on glotiousiy The air is VEGA
with shouts Of victory, All Hail to tbs
triumphapt army Of the Union!--N NashpiH,
Union, 28th Nlt,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-09
From Gen. Banirs' Column

New MARKEr, Va, May 7--Yesterday
afternoon detachment Of the 9th New
York Regiment Of Cavalry made recon
noisance towards Harrisonburg, and when
FIVE miles this sido they encountered up
wards Of 200 Of Ashby's Cavalry. They
charged upon them and pursued thom with
in two miles Of the town. Ten rebels were
killed and six taken prisoners. Our loss
was one killed and the battalion adjutant
taken prisoner. The work on our side
was done with the sabre and was very gal
liant affair.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-09
Look TO your Grape vines

The grape flea has re-appeared, says an ex.
change, and should be destroyed.
This may be done by crushing with thumI
and finger, If no better way has been discover.
ed. 1t is a small, dark, green bug, with glossy
shell, and may be found upon warm day up.
on vines apparently sucking the oozing sap neal
the swelling buds. If not killed II eats its way
into the centre of the buds as fast as they shool
forth, and in this way destroy the fruit germ
and leaves of the vine. Pass along your trell.
ises two or three times day until the marau
ders are exterminated, which may be done eff
lectually by patient attention as suggested.
sunshiny day is best for their discovery.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-09
Re.oIu,Ion. 81 srmpathr.

Clyde, May z 1862.
Ata regular meeting Of Clyde Temple. l. o.
Of Q. T. No lis, held May 9th, the following
resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Rssolred That n the death of 0r worthy brother p
GATES the has lost an earnrst advo.
cate; the village OF Clyde worthy citizen; the Christian
Church an ornament; the young wife devoted
and country been rendered sacred TO Us ali by
the sacrifice af his unblemished life upon its altar
Res0ired, That a body Of Good Templars tender
to the bereayed wife In this her hour Of trial our heart
felt sympathy and commend her for consolation 10 the
widows Cod who hath given her TO drink the bitter
cup and who Is able To raise mp to her from s turbulent
depths, priceless treasures Of immortal bliss.
Miss ". A. SMiTH, Sec'y WM. II. GALE, c. T.
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FREpEmcKsBuRo, May 7.--This mOrn-
Jog Major Davis Of Harris light cavalry, es-
tabliskod bic headquarters 10 Farmers Back
ip Fredericksburg as Provost Marshal Of the
city, hosting the Stars and Stripes perma-
oently Cor the first tino in the town since
the rebellion.
Our pickeis arc thrown out beyond this
city and We arc in quiet possession Of tho
entire place. ....f 4,
Yesterday large amount OF -FOUR corn,
rye, hospital and other stores, ammunition,
DC, we're discovered and seized together
with several stand Of arms 81 ~
President Bucbanan's Postmaster was
yesterday arrested in the post Office, and
will DO held 10 custody until an equivalent
for money plundered from the Post ofacc
Department, is disgorged.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-09

There is great CONSERVATION Ia all the towns
ON the Mississippi The rebels are beginning
to form some idea Of the strength Of the Gov
ernment. l.rtfh N, ...s.,-, "a u,
A camp Of eighty rebslz IN Buehaaen county,
Virginia, was recently surprised By forty loyal
Virginians and Kentucky mopniaineers, who
killed aix men and took all their Plondet.
Cotton from The South 1. beginning TO reach
Ciaeinhati quite freely, Pie Ben. Franklin
hfoeght 400 bales from Nashville On Friday :.
ovSf 100 balss in all hsvs asssVsd N
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-09

FoRrREss MONROE, May sth, A. M
The iron ship-of-wsr Galena, and the gun
boats Aroosiook and Port Royal, started
up James River this morning. They have
passed Days Point battery, and heavy mr.
ing has been heard up the river since their
departure. They will cut off the river COM
munica,ion with the army south Ct Chico
micamico.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-09
rhe Cincinnati ENQUIRER.

The Union men of the South feel painfully,
the evil influence of that traitorous Northern orr
gan, the Cincinnati Enquirer 1t is worse foe
10 us in the South than the Richmond Enguir-
er. 1t is the fayorite text book Of every rebel
in Nashville, who quotes it with delight on all
occasions. We have witnessed its deyilish
course and malign influence for some time, and
heartily wish that this offense of loyalty were
remove L. Nashville Union, april 2eik.
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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-09
mrs. I.Ineolnss Isroeher pead.

Mr.. Samuel B. Todd, brother Of Mrs. Lin.
coin, died on the battle field OF Shiloh of his
wounds received in the action of the 7th OF
April. He was gallant private in the Cres-
cent Regiment, and died in defense Of his coun-
try against the hireling invaders whom the
husband Of his sister, Abraham Lincoln, sent "a
desolAte our country and dishonor our people
-Nep OriGdns Delta
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-09
F. WILMER, W. N.

1t seems as though it was Gen. McClellan's
fortune always to be pitted against the "most
formidable" defenses and to be opposed by su-
perior numbers of rebels. 1t was so said of
Manassas, has been so repeated time and again
in reference to Yorktown, and he reported the
same in reference to Williamsburg. And then,
too, he always has such horrible roads to pass
over. The Messenger must be right when il
says Gen. Mcclellan has accomplished more
considering the material of which his army is
composed, than "any General in the world"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-09
A CANARD ExpLoDED.-The published

A CANARD ExPLoDED.--The published
statement thai Secretary Chase was in
Philadelphia consulting with ex-Secretary
Cameron in relation to defalcation in the
War Department is erroneous in three par
tieulars, namely: Secretary Chase has
not been in Philadelphia lately; he has no,
consulted with Gen. Cameron upon the sub
ject, nor is there any defalca,ion.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-09

APPRovED.-Tbe Washington correspon-
dent of the New York Evening Post states
that the President approves the late order
Of Gen. Hunter, in reference 10 ''persons Of
color lately held to involuntary service by
by the enemies Of the United States"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-09
Threshera arld sepnrntors.

G. ], Messer of Sandusky, Ohio, has been ma
ny years engaged in manufacturing these Ma.
chimes. They have had a large sale, and wher-
ever used their reputation has been of the high
est order. See advertisement.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-09
Therebel papera report ibat our eunboats i

Therebel pspers report that our gupboets in
passing the batleFies on theirway TO New o.
leans were protected by bales Of wet hay, im-
penatrnble to cool and indestruetihle by hoi
shot They also state that the iron-elad steam.
er LOuisiaus, Of p guns the subject Of many
boasts, was bored through and through, and
sunk By orr stssi-pointsd cnical Sfvt.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-09

The Select Committee Of the House has rel
ported in favor Of the conkscation Of the pro-
perty Of all leading rebels, aud the immediate
liberation of their slaves.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-09

On Thursday, May 29th.
The Fremont Band have chartered the steam
er Bonnie Boat for the above delightful excur-
sion. 1t is expected that permission will be
obtained TO land on the Island. Tickets for the
round trip IS cents. Proceeds to assist the
Band in purchasing new Instruments,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-09

Some af the papers are Discussing the guess
ton whathar The Presidents danoes IA IA pfsfty
sFideat that Il be dop I dance himaslL ha 4 tho
esess q ssuss vssy llsly d4uhins N a4ai&s.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-09
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Zouave Exhibition.

The BuoKLAND ZoUAvE CADETS will give an
Exhibition at Brchard Hall on Friday evening,
May 10th, for the purpose of raising funds to
replace the Regimental Banner of the I'D Reg
iment, lost by them at the battle of Shiloh.
The entertainment will be composed of Mill
tary exercises, Dialogues, Tableaux, and singing
by Ladies. TEnog
The manner in which the Flag was lost, was
this; The Flag Staff was broken during the bat
tie, and the Flag was rolled up and put in a
wagon, and the wagon and its contents after.
wards fell into the hands of the enemy. g
The object of the Cadets is worthy one, and
they deserve the patronage of the entire public
for this alone.
The Cadets, under the tuition Of Col. Krebs
present the appearance of an old and we'll
drilled company, and the arrangements they are
making to entertain our citizens must give the
highest satisfaction. A rich treat is in store.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-09

Roberts q Sheldon bought last week Of r.
B. MGLsllan, executor of J. R. Pease, the prop
erly on Front Street. for several years occupied
by them as a tin and stove store. The lot is
10 feet on Front street, running back 81 feet
then has width of 80 q feet with depth Of la2
feet on Buckland alley; Price, $1,000. 1t is the
present purpose Of Roberts & Sheldon and Lane
& Daily TO take down the buildings next spring
and erect fine brick block e21f feet front,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-09
OuR AnVERTIsEna.

" He that IN ihe rorid lsoulx rise, a a.s esr
Nest READ rms NEWS and ApvHRrisEi !"
Smith h Heller, Marble dealers.
Two Attachment Notices. e If.rtr t.t
ThrescrS, scparatOrp Horse Powers, &c. C. j. Messer
sandusky, Ohio.
Two Ditch Notices.
d. Garvin h Co., New Goods,
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SoIdier,H Ala Society.

The members OF the 'Sandusly County Soldiers' Aid
Society," wish to return their sincere thanks to Mr.
Brchard for the Of his Hall for the Concert Of last
Friday evening.
Owing probably TO the unpleasant weather. the house
not as well oiled had hoped for stu are
thankful for the supply to Treasury, though small.
The net proceeds which the Society received their
shRre, amou united to SO %. Mrs. g. GRANT, Pres't.
Mrs. ]. r. AMsDES, Secy. Ftkt
The late officers OF the Ladies' Soldiers Aid Society
press their thanks TO the many persons who kindly
aided them during the past three months IN forwarding
the work In their hands Our soldiers mainly nbebt-
ed to the friends and neighbour at home who have been
zealousin doing and liberal in contributing in their be-
half for whatever OF comforts and the Society
has been able to furnish. As the necessity of exerr
still exists undminished 1t Is TO be hoped that the pub
| lie will continue their aid toward the good work.
H. RAYMOND, Sec'y.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-09

Our thanks to Hon. John Sherman of the U
S. Senate far valuable documenta.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-09
The Latest.
Friday Morning. May 9.
This mornings mail brings the follow
ing later War news:
From Fromoncs Deparumena
HskDQUanfKrs MouNrAts Dnr6nsnrn1,1
E.ss ssas1.srsa nssrSa,s p P,.isS

dispascf from Fayeftvis nnuouneluK thss iAe nd-
Of Cen Coz, eompossd of part of NE s1d ohio
under MAI Covey occupied Giles Court HOUSE ane Daf
rows New river ytuerday. Tho Tebeia ran and did
not burn the place intsnded Abundant ecmmiasafy
stores Colonel Major, and twenty pfivatea cap
tufed Gen. Mlroy Il now fighting, and Gen. aehenek
sdSaneng Particulars Of thsns movements Iofbddsn
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-09
ROLL or TTONOR-APuIT..

The following are the names of those Of our
subscribers who paid towards the Journal, dur.
inc the ,nonfh of Apr;l. ....
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-09

Tho Ladies' soldiers AID society, r
Meets every Thursday afternoon, in Buck
laad Block (sccond story.) The ladies Of
tho town and vicinity are invited to attend.