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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-19
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NOTICE.

In the Court Of Common Pleas of Ofsandusky county Ohio
OSCAR BALL, Plaintih,
~ eersHs
Samuel T. Heffner, and taf-aH ras
Mary Hefiner, his wife, defendants. la ff-st
The said Samuel T. Heiaer, and Mary HelFner Of the
City and State Of New York hereby notified that on
the twentyeighth day OF August eighteen hundred and
sixty two the said Oscar Ball filed his petition against
them In the once Of the Clerk Of the Court Of Comm0n
Pleas in and for the county Of sandusky and State Of
Ohio, charging that he the said Oscar Ball Is the owner
and holder Of Tax title 70 the following described lands
landtenemonts 10 wits
In lots numbers two hundred and thrty-GTe and two
hundred and twenty-six, 10 the town Of Fremont and
which lots formerly known aud designated as fnots
numbers sxtyseyen and the record Of the
town plat Of the town Of Lover sandusky, 10 the county
lofsandusky, and State OF Ohio. f- -
That said Tax Title Is defective and that lie has lien
gaidlos for the said taxes and interest," amounting
the frat day OF October eighteen huudsed and sixtytwo
10 tive hundred and seseny dollars and eants
The prayer OF said petition Is that said lots may be sold
pay said oftwo hundred and seventy dollars and
eighty aye cents aud for other proper relief.
And the said defendants further, hereby notified
that they mHat said petition by the tventy-aft
day Of OcoheT D. eighteen hundred and Eixty-two,
and default jheroof Judgment will be taken prayed for
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Brushes, Brushes.

DR. T. DILLON SON, think they have the hnesi
~ assortment and largest variety OF Brushes of
cred for sale in this county, viz Paint Varnsh Shoe
Horse. Whitewash, Counter, Clothes Hair. Sweeping
Tooth, Nail and Flesh Brushes Also Artists Brushes
sE DR.. E. DILLON q SON.
.Jaly Is, 1862. Heri a Fremont 0hIo.
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Gan means 20 Orush.a

Gen. Turchir, in his Chicago speech, said ::
Although am not yersed in politics, /
made up my mind that the cause Of rebell-
ION was slavery, and / acted upon the prin-
ciple that the cause should be removed
AT the same time, knew also that those
men who were relying upon tho power Of
slavery mustn not be handled with soft gloves,
but little roughly, and l handled them q
little roughly. don't know whether to
call it happy or en- unhappy result that
my superior officer did not approve Of il,
and thought differently. He thought that
/ must be courtmartialed and dismissed from
the service. IGroaas and Kisses for Don
Carlos Buell."1 My wife informs me that
she has commission, making me Bnga-
dier-GenerAl, in her pocket, but ! havn't
got it, and havn't seen it. Applause and
three cheers for Madame Turchin.
/ have studied secession and secessionists
in Missouri, Kentucky, Tennessee, and Ala
bama, and tell you il is no use to fghi
against them unless we use every means in
our power. They are too powerful to be
fought otherwise, 7saaa sa
Who are these guerfillasg They are
citizens who pretend to be peaceful, but who
are plotting treason all the time. They
arc al the time looking out for Struggling
Yankees. As soon as each finds one, he
gets two ueighbors, they takeshot guns, 60
out and catch him. They look out for pick
cts and shoot them. You know how they
murdered General McCook That Is what
! call war Of determination. We muat do
.he same, and until we use ali men, slaves
included, We caanot put them down. saazi
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Windovv C,Iass and Putty.

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Thick, smooth free from bises; clear and beautifu
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eii3ae DR.. E. DILLON q SON.
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PIANOS.

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Spices, Etc, Eto.

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Mace, Ginger, Cloves, Alspiee, Pepper, Mustard Sal
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A pebel MAJOR Deserts 20 the Federal
Lines-EHis sworn Statement.

From tho 81. Louis Democrat.
A certain rebel Major, whose name is
suppressed, recently surrendered himself TO
the Federal authority at Rolla, and is now
in Graiiot street prison. He AYERS that he
has become convinced Of the wrongfulness
Of the Confederate cause. and now desires
the success Of the National arms. lie was,
"Wednesday, taken before notary in the
Office Of the District Provost Marshal Gen
erai and voluntarily made the following
sworn statement, which cannot fail TO be
persued with interest:
OFFICE OF PRovosT MARsHAL GENERAL
OF MfssoURI, Iowa AND ILLINOIS,
Sr. LOUIS, Sept. 0, 1862,
-, Major 10 the G. S. A.,
states that on September Sd he left the
rebel army at Batesville, Ark, and came
direct to Rolla. He had offered his resig.
nation, but it was not accepted. The i'm
mediate Cause Of his leaving was as follows
Some Union men were arrested 10 lizard
and Fulton counties, on triAing charges and
sentenced to be shot. A guard was de-
tailed from bis battalion to execute the
sentence, but being unwilling to carry il
into effect, he ordered the guard to return
the prisoners, and himself Immediately left
for Rolla. He saw no Federal soldiers till
.ho reached Rolla, when he at once reported
to Major Gallup, Provost Marshal General
He had previously become dissatisfied with
the rebel service Did not like the men il
power, especially the cruel and barbarou:
conduct Of the leaders toward Union mer
and their families in the West. His in
terest is in the South, in Kentucky, but
after year service he had fuller knowl
edge Of the rebel plans, and found he was
fighting against his conviction of night
though he entered the service in good faith
believing he was right. Believing that Tho
South will be overrun, and as far as he i
concerned, he would not regret it, he could
not sympathize with the Confederate Gov
ernmeut conducting itself as it has in the
Western Department regarding its policy
as barbarous. He never approved of guer.
rila warfare. He would be shot as de-
serter if fapprehended by the rebels. Wa:
pursued nearly to Rolla, and his attendant
was shot, He designed to surrender him
self for such disposition as the Federal au
thorities should make. Expected to tax,
the oath If it should be required of hin
and was and is willing to do so. He doe
not wish TO 60 South-would hardly g
down to Louisville, his home, even, as j
would be known he had deserted the South
ern cause. He should desire to go to thO
free States, if released.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, Sep
tember 9th, 1862.
GEoReE PARTRIDGE, Notary, DC.
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A LcoHoL, viz 4s, IS, 9s and 100 per cent. Fluid
"A TuTpentine and Camphene for sale BY Ran
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varnish and Japan.

A LMOsT every variety, by the best Manufacturers Il
N the United States. Sold In Fremont Ohio, by
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"a DO the aim Of the proprietor Of this Establish
meut 70 maintain the we-hnoen reputation OF his work
EV~ Atthe old stand "a Building on CroghaB street
Fremont, Jan. 20, 1852
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Bear in Mind.
Alcohol. Fluids. &c.

TNHAT DIR. z. DILLON SON intend to sell only
with their customers. Friends! do you hear that.
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S''' N s''"II' DR.. I, E. DILLON & SON.
Coal ON and Lamps.

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WAR DEPARTMENT,
ApJurASr AND INSPECTOR GENERAL's OFFICE,
RICHMOND, May ~, 1862.


GENERAL ORDERS,
No. 81.
The following Act and Regulations in reference there
to- published for the information of all concerned:
An act TO erenpt crta persons from enrolment for ser
Vics III the Ar1nies Of the Cdtedsrate Stqtes:
Aner do enast That all persons who shall be held to be
unit military service under rules to be prescribed by
the Secretary of War; all the service or employ OF tn
Confederate States ali judicial and executive officers of
Confederate State governments the % Dotn
houses of the Congress- and OF the Of ne sew
era States and their respective officers all clerks OF the
officers of the State and Confederate governments allowed
by law all engaged in carrying the mails all ferrymen
post routes all pilots and persons engaged IN the ma
rine service and actual service river and railroad
of transportation; telegraph operators and minis
ters of religion in the regular discharge ot du-
ties; all engaged in working in iron mines and furnaces
all journeymen printers actually employed IN printing
newspapers all presidents and professors OF colleges ana
academies aud all teachers having as many as twenty
scholars; superntendents of the public hospitals, unac
asylums and the regular and aendents theren
and the teachers employed in the institutions iOr ahe aeI
lshed and doing business one apothecary IN goou Sano
ing, who is practical druggist suPerintendens and oPe
raves in wool and cotton factories who may De exempted
by the Secretary of War; shall be aud hereby exempted
from military service in the armies OF the Confederate
States. Approved April 81, 1852.
H. By the above of Congress- the fOowlng classes OF
persons exempt from enrUment for military service
Justices OF the peace; shers aud deputy shers clerks
and deputy clerks, allowed BY law masters ana cnhis
sioners chancery district and State attorneys attorneys
general; posmasters and deputy Posmasters ana clerks
allowed by law of revenue, aud foreigners,
who have not acquired dOic in the Confederate SateS
I'LL The following not exempt:
Militia officers actual service; persons exempt oy
State but not by the above act foreigners VINO nave
acquired domicil in the Confederate States
iV No persons other than those expressly named OF
properly implied in the above act be exempted except
by furnishing substitute exempt from military service
in conformity with Regulations already enea
Orders No. 29 and such exemption is valid only 50 long
as the said substitute is legally exempt.
" Persons who have furnished substitutes Will receive
their certificates of exemption from the captains n COM
panes :he cOmmandans of camps, bv whom the SUD-
lutes have been accepted Other certificates OF eXemP
tinn will be granted by the enrolling officers only who Wi
receive full instructions in regard TO the conditions ana
therefore be considered BY the War Department.
by command of the Secretary of War.
Adjutaut and Inspector General
July l, 1862. 5S-u.
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
WILL GIVE FIVE DOLLARS REWARD FOR THE
II capture OF my negro man JOHN and his Confinement
IN the jail of Wake County, will give fifty dollars for
ne Detection conviction and punishment of any party who
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one hundred dollars reward for evidence that will convict
and punish the white person who told said be had
US much right to be free any body used language 10
nun 10 nat euect and thereby induced him to leave the
service Of his master and owner " N' vac
DALI. JAMES B. SHEPARD
esn Aug' . looZ 62-4tpd
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MISCELLANEOUS.
HEADQUARTERS, CAMP HoLMEs.)

HEADQUARTERS, ICAWF HOLHES'J
Camp of Instruction,
NEAE RALEIGH N. G., July ~, 1852.
General Order, .r.....
No. 3.
A Ii PERSONS SUBJECT TO THE PROVISIONS
n of the Act of Congress entitled An Act TO provide
for the public defence approved April IT,, are hereby
warned not to join enlist in any regiment or company
whatever They must report the cOmmandant of this
Cmp for duty be considered deserers All officers
are hereby notified not to recruit enlist in this State
men enrolled liable conscrpton All persons enlist
ed by officers for any company regiment in the State
Confederate service since the enrolment under said Act
Officers refusing to comply with this order will be
ported to the War Department.
By order: PETER MALLETT,
Major and A. A. G. z. c. S. A.