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The New York herald., 1862-09-26

authority = shs Adjusaat 0ahsra Il this Site General
hhosel, and nciudes the FIRST Senatorial district of
this city. A. VI echsrkoet. Lite Lieutenant Colonel OF
the Fnty first regiment New York state hnteers, Is
Acting C0nm Anda4 and is g yshing In hts power
towards securing the requisite number OF men. 1fe
toious has Seen IN the ie pny In this, biz adopted
country bus has inside able active service oh 10
Germany ami Iialy having besn wounded no less plsn
four while ,Acsns the epsmy: The headquarters 0t
this organization s al No e2 White street.
rHg THIRD SENATORIAL REGIMENT.
This regiment, being raised IN Brookiyn, 10 com-
manavd BY VI. ue Matthew W. NJ 1lunt, VIII Is At
ssent Ac.snc Colonel Of The wefsh regular infantry
Lieutenant Colonel Moneux. nf tho Iwesky third regi
ment N. G., viii occupy his Vcsiti n b tie new or
gn1izasisA. Tho headquas tcfs II the regiment .
situate the o toars and Josalsmon streets,
BrookyI
THE FIFTH REGIMENT, mIsH LEGION.
There hve hun'it cd men recruited fer this
rcgment, nndsr Command Of Colcne Mct:v ", an officer
Of much military experience lie has been .ccnnected
with the First ard Eleventh aknons New York state
Mi.itia for number q .earh Md IL well ntfed tor hs
position. The headquarters n ihe Tesnlen are 4sO
regiment NJ " g. NJ. Is raisisg company for this re
been with tie sixty ninth 4 tho battle ct Bull
SWORD PRESENT ALTON.
On Tuesday evening ast a sword, sash and belt was
to Lieutenant ssnIth, Of the Second regiment
Corcran irgon, toonsi Mctlerpoti, by his friends q
tho FouseaiL ward, al mo Crystal" IN trand street.
Tie ~ cremation recch made by MIR Vii lam Day
and appr pra' oily respondd 10 by the recipient.
Colonel Atciermott, who WIS present, also spoke
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city Intelligence.

TIVE Snxn Cox isIoykR TRoynLy "A rood deal or ex
c,tecat exists relative TO the succession this worry Ia.
4na very Desirable oiico Candidates irs plentiful and
snxous for Tie bsDor OF serving tleir county
"a the char iro,n which NJ. knaDp has been
Messss. ihamas =. smith. tLarias SPENCER
ud frsi. Law ous,.ai. Wash q -, three Is
strongest o. whoiler 1y 10 oi scn would fetoice he
anyl semet .. tie AatrDen. ~ lcsti0a q some avnht
ia tie re.B.ne fir krupr io 10 the fc,Ha p 90
ytfn.ni, though the Comptroller refuses g. sign any
his checSf II " likely the question wi 10 vi the
meetng u u.o hoard Esxt aobat,.
FrSsHsI hAgoa AsDr Tho funeral Of this ss,',n,-
bic clser. Who formerly belonged v the frrsan AMY
tex psace zee s.erisy afsra5n, and ~ most IN
sirg cha actor. is1f Afnat held tha pcsn Arpr
" the First ,simeal Nav 40 Auian.es, Aeefy anc
vas Killed NJ TIE lac bindy bate atluata, hii. 81
sio 1caa O. his Ine1. csJi1g them o. ,,csofy Fur
cpna 1ics a tc fth regiment New YORK state u iih,
T. mel Va lie second sveTUe, gtscan s~conn ana In'fd
streets where be lsslse ntsinshg tbs 'cnsns Wa
stationed great nua.ycr a army ocefs ais attended
tas faasra Ab.t tive cNk nc n.,.itafy cscs., with
ayefsea, Iacd 90 lrou ~ the hearss, when tto
ocessIon. accompanied by spsndm bsni of inisc,
mIgchoj down broadway 10 tcftanN stcs '.rry, aud
prDceced 10 the a.y town Ceu tcgJ ten North itoO0
kn whore the cccsascd vas i.Tici. Tue MAJOR leaves
wi . aud laughter 10 c.plcfe hr l.ss
lu Lars Carr. RAvAsAca, ov 'ras srrr.TnRp N Y
v-ihe friends of the lat, CAPT. John ksvanaSh of tho
xty third N Y. ", irish Brsnde, VITO tell while ga
lsnty leading hts ien tic battle oi Antiatain, aic
s,sstly requested to meet al the Asto House day
al 90 O'clock to NIKE arrangements for the
and ierment OF h,s remains their arrival ~ this city
,y the kindncss ol Mr. Scisol No. ~ has been
piacs at tier disrosal
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EDvARD N. OSBORN, Jr., 70 rnLY ~, daughter e 011
n. Clark, ksq.. all VI this city. -
RyARpE-IrnD On tuesday, September N~~eeG.
vAEDE - NJ MARInA A. aulID, ~ - sNIs CIV -
, sAAsrys,;kuh ns r.r-sy, sspi~mhsr 81 ~ III
Ksy samliel TosFton. ciSlsjn Il Mn Or - 6S5risi.
Va. Mr. iEHy.NIN sBAAr 10 as. C..oS,xs
o Lanberiv iils, N. j. --1s'ss
= stacEsonlAyp M 49, o Wednesday evening, pssnbss
~ ~ sno e ~. Zach, JAMES y. Shack 70 ~ lev-
os D~fh--OA rhn sdsy morning 6epteunbep
20, \. -, anF church PRO kyn by the Rsv Mr.. nils,
MAJOR Ns,cige Boy 7~7'T
WRhr--h siiu ---sn wedr ssday, September H. aAthe
nrides deice. b, tho Rev. M n richard Jonr NJ
WRIGHT, Nes ark, ~ j.. SARAH H. Kx,car drus6iss
Of the lata Thom 8 ). hnsht N ---
WursET-Hi NJ --In Brp7kyn, on Thursday, eopteua-
r Taylor, Farp a. Whitney 70 l.. LOUISE HUxI sssDn6
,daus shter Of Thomas Hunt, Esq. 81
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Sam Francfsco aHd the sanktory Cona-
EsjssiOn.

MayoR's 0prICE, SAS tRAscI-co, August 20. 1862.
Nessrs w. I. COLEMAN Co.. New YORK.
Yon are doubtless aware that . fund Is raised annu-
ali. ny the citizens Of Iraucisco for tho ceebra
Ol The Fourth of July.
Tins year after paying all expenses, there
plus Of thres ho sand dollars After
spg the ribuLbrs shat distribution shoh he
maze Oi this aolt dsirIbgt,on made ano..g dl.
feieni charitable Institutions
The SANTA Commas enc II these and AZ am
not quite no l. lie p. peB'n la New York
thor,2ed TO receive This money, have taken the hbci ~
% dsit dtaan 10 Jpnr idcf ivr twc tr ussd
hundred anf tHet i've dollars and sixty celts. The
actual amount ono thousand moe hundred and scD
dl,laTs.
believe the Of the treasurer George T. String,
6S Wal ct, N yon be Kind ~ hand MN tins
SIN as donation from sn7eis ~ san Franeicc tho
ission, taAns ieceipt Tor the same.
lasips you Sii excuse ihc truub have given you,
geinain, respect uly yonr shodcIt servant,
II. +. itsl llivMAt HER, mayor.
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Prize Cases.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
E..fnrA Hon AnIna lnisa

ssr 25.-7hs United Stdes 7ae ch paey garaA and
C1ycine ecree for tho nnaton Il th, vessel and
cargo tor attempting o. viy,s the blockade OF tine port
81. Johns riv, r. Fast Florida.
ne Lnid .>tofrs TIE schooner Actor AMI Cargo
&C o condemnation oi vessel sLd cargo enemy
nr.. In
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Sew jersey eo"srssaionsa Xon.inat,on.


The eRsppblicsn uai,n IS tssuai corvset0a c,s tho
second dlsric, % New Jsraey atet iodsv a, IL gh,s
'osn, ia tins luty, and acu unstcf Nu J. Brgeu, Ut
Ocesis ciu,y, " hsir ottc Han .Dnn d strs'toa
,ba presslt n,cneef, r, .voa lhe heet vots ne
asst bailos
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The Case OF senator Lowry, OF psnusyi-
vania.

ERi', Sent. 2s--6. r. ".
Tho whole criminal proceedings against - Tor Lowry
were Ibis morning dismissed by the co4It after q fair
Acll,Dg, the ea,ire Bench coucu.fing
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nIa,ri.a.

Bysas- -,Ufwut---At - trabcs Xxvier's church. on
"Wednesday Seyiambc ~ IS tnsl.ev. sony dc Liyncs,
svass G.. Bf9oy " anna X ~ Will, daughter VI tnc late
Matthew u.wsl, both " TINS cay.
hIsUsf.lsp--i0nt H. tn ihrrdny, September IS. n,
Was ingrn square Methodist E,scoai church. by the
Rev. J. II. Newman, sRn nisusLANp ~ EiilAnEa
iUp,R, ~ ., this city.
MN as,rA--Ax xnnssos On Wednesday, sc.icmhef ~
~ a. sgy. Ir. Aub,cnbegg, FrsfnxN :. NAA~ntLg %
@cttch atcr county ~ Aiss nANs.nJ Asnsw cS tnis
ciiJ.
Anne ~ fch. ny Ia e Mi. .r DIX JAss- MoscfD-
hIs to .liss MANY a. Cam al "A ~ ny.
issso Is Ls trisS fatssr. ~ me l.ev. H. Bslos
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Arrival. - na Departures.
INIAAIlFFrg.

Nv ortssws--St aHs ~ ~ na slu.-tse0frn y Brct.
W. ~ sist. .sN ~ Mat .sne y M Il ,r,'
!. ..a.s ~. 80. 1'a " 4, -, ,us ~ Ia.n.s,
Ga r aN y ! n w. VI faNut a. ~ doom yUpQ. 4
LII yFsss@ Ahtsny ~ 80 Lnl lnsstg1nns. } NJ al.
49, 4.fu 4 ntt " ". 81 DIS N, son, A.
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MISCEi.x.AN cots.

61nlE GREATGsf plSCUYLRv OF THE AuE.r-.
secret worth knowing.-Ihe anders luci has in HE
r0ss. rpcpc tresrryiag cider ce
from ne mil the year round Lsery a'mer should haye II,
TIE article IL easily procur a. spy tIaI store and IL "a Dc,
Gelctei9us, perfectly lhs AMI X nj hy rs
Commented b, rocfof lirrsiul ~ Harvard urfversty.
prn led drcctionA q In slsrn ,y
mutt AIRED stamps. y. Il. kEl NULlDs, New YORK.
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HET NEW STYLE
(J BRANDEErlIs vEsRrABLE FILLS. fs
Forty millions oi peapr have And APP rove this graas
hEDU,E' Tut lEArH pGINCfPLE.
causing your s.n - p eate and Lealth to-
rptufn O4tn ~ twenty linz thar
n,ert 4 perfect Nhsgt ai' hoa had fed Tn,s srs
ble.scd Pis. Onscv bsni atnuM "a new STYLE M ails6
with ... ....-. ....
BENJAMIN BrAs rkErsf'H rlLLs'
printed In rel N. un.9 tk Nga IL on Pills o9sscS
xol ,hev are syls. $40 ~ No Union mare IL
cAMPhEsll sonrr OF Eeh'h hveaoc ana r~en.sIs hih
'''''" vrinspal erse. ssA Canal sSses. New yssA.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-19
Darksss EEoar BefeEs Tsay.

Thetimes are dark it cannot be denied. We
are dsfsuding our ovn territory. The rebels
are in Maryland. They threaten Pennsylvania
and Ohio with Invasion. But let no man falter.
We are noither east down nor destroyed. OR
fathers fought seven years for indepsndshee.-
Their means and numbers were small. Their
prospects were dark indeed. But in the face Of
ali difficulties and disasters they fought on, and
10 she end they conquered We have net yet
fought the half of seven ysars. Our means are
great, ournumbers large. We are not exhausted.
wshAvs scarcely used our strength, The OBJ
ject for which We fight Is grand enough 10 justi-
y tyailsssrifoss. We fight 70 preserve de life
and unity Of the nation, Ito save coming gener4
ations from eeRseleaa war, ,--te maintain Tor onr-
selves the rights Of freemen. For let every man
understand tlatFe mustesnauer or be conquer
ed Il we ara eonqusred We know our doom
The mon who braed hufnnn beings Tor sale; who
aeh their own eh1dsen 6orn u slave mothers
who assert that they are born 70 rule and We 10
obey, viii teach as Whz1 Il isto hs slaves. Bas
WsAy again lot no man despair II Is darkest
before day. The rebels sttamRt desperate Thugs
because ihey zee thsend appsosahing. Girdup
yoes lninsl Haze faith in God and shs right
Let each man DO bis whole duty and we shaIl
triumph
The above aFsielevas prepared for Last week :
paper. Since i was written matters have as
aamed more cheering aapect Our forces near
Washington have whipped The enemy in a Sc
fies q battles and the prospect Is good ioF their
entire overthrow. We now have such a force At
cineinpatl - defy al attempts Of the sebsIs
40 that quarter Baell j. reported to 81 press
Ing bragg kasd il ..sse=g To.,is5 lis Il s.,l:.
rhavlealoa. s. @ is reported 10 hs invested by
fadeTaI forces. and FORT eumtar already sori-
ouaty damaged By shot and she'll Let ia take
eonr4ge thet, Hnd renew our faith IA the siabili-
" q our eipaous Institutions and the lalor II
pnr heepeepie,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-19

A gentleman just returned to Boston
from Port Royal, informs tho Traveller that
matters there are very quiet in consequences
Of the departure Of a largo portion Of the
military force to the North 70 take part in
the struggle in Virgins. The force left
behind, be reports, is amply sufficient, with
the aid Of the navy, TO defend the places
held by the United States. A movement
is close at hand, however, when Charleston
will feel the power Of the Government in
manner that will make resistance impossi-
Bile. May this statement prove true to the
letter, for Charleston, the very hotbed Of
the rebellion, has been spared quite too
long.
The crops planted by contrabands in all
amount to fourteen thousand acres Of corn
aud cotton, and ARE reported in a flourish
ing condition. Though Edisto Island has
been evacuated by our forces; the gunboats
still protect the crops from the incursions Of
rebel soldiers.
AT the present there is no rebel army on
the Southern coast. SO reports Flag OFF,
Ger Dupont, and the officers Of the Rhode
Island just arrived from the South, confirm
the general truth of this statement The
inference is that nearly every man has been
sent TO swell the rebel forces now arriving
TO invade tho North.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-19

.AMERIoAN woMEN.-America is justly proud
Of it's beautiful women: but how many die an
uually, or prematurely lose their health and
youth, for want of a remedy suitable to their
peculiar ailments. That remedy is found in Sir
JAMES CLARKE's FSmale Pills. We know hum
dreds of cases where they have been used with
and spinal affections, pain in the back and limbs,
heaviness, fatigue on slight exertion, palptation
Of the heart lowness Of spirits, Mysteries, sick
headache, whites, and all the painful diseases
occasioned by disordered system, these Pills
will effect cure when all others means have
failed Moderating excesses and removing OBJ
structions, whether from cold or any other cause.
them Porfuil particulars get pamphlet ofthe
Agent, to be had free.
N. B.-$l and postage stamps, enclosed to
any authorized agent win ensure bottle con-
tanning over fifty pills by return mail.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-19
Dr. Roback,s RemedIcs.

We publish in another column article from the Gin
einna TimeA descriptive of Dr. ROback med
ica establishment In thAtciy By the way, Dr. Robacks
Remedies have obtained great and deserved popularity
with all classes 1t has been but short time since these
Remedies introduced into section of country;
yet DR.. Brennan, Dr. Robacks Agent in this place. In
forms that his sales the Blood Pills and Blood Pur
fer far exceed those Of all other medicines for which
he is agent combined for this Is that they
have stood the test Of practical experience We know
this only from the mouths of others but have
ed them ip family with ths very best results
proeoedinv from natural rcainess indrestion and All
kindred ailments, recommend the Scandinavian Rem
edies the very best medicines extaHt They dss
tined 10 achieve not ephemera sueeess, bnt perma-
net and deserved reputation which will render them
necessity in every family NaPeleoa NOTth0ess
See advertisement.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-19

The best order had been kept in Frederick by
the provost guard. and the stores had been clear
edof all kinds Of produce, wagons and vehicles
having been pressed into the service 10 move.it
Of confederate script IN his possession, which
had been given him for his stock Of flour, at the
rate Of el6 per barrel. They paid for every
thing they took in this kind Of money, and al
though some Of them had U. s. Treasury notes,
they would not part with them. They even re-
fused 70 receive IN change any Of their own mon
ey, demanding Maryland notes. OF course the
store keepers dare not refuse. The farmers of
the surrounding country had also suffered simi-
larly In the seizure of their stock, aud the sym
Pathisers Of JEFF Davis had Jared in this respect
the same as tho .UniOn men,, frederick county
will long ramsnabor this visit 0f the Redeemers
Of my Mary yiand," who have destroyed their sub
stance like a swarm Of locusts. Washington
county commences its suffering 70 day WasA-
ingsoR hsiolligencsr l2tb.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-19

The feeling shout the war is without any
change. 1t is one Of suspense. Europe
waits to see what will become Of Mcclellan,
what will be done with Pope, snd what
will be the result Of the CONSUMPTION. The
Western Democrats write of the great things
they expect TO do in the fall elections
Some in high positions speak confidently
of carrying some Of the larger States, and
of plot TO make overtuFes to join The
Southern Confederacy. can only hint
obscurcly at these matters, but they may
soon become worthy Of fattention. There is
no doubt that deep plot exists 10 carry
over Missouri and there are Pennsykanians
10 London who long since threatened TO
carry that State for the South, and hope to
mako Philadelphia the great entrepot Of
Southern trade. London Cor. New York
Times,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-19
A FEW HOWE DUTIES.

II should be borne in mind by the people Of
Sandusky county that three weeks from next
Tuesday l4th-the election for State
Officers, Congressman, and County Officers, oc-
curs This is important Men who are trusty,
and are Internationally committed to the sub
DUNG Of the rebellion, and the preservation of
the Union entire should be placed in all these
offices of trust from highest to lowest. By
such course and action only, can we expect to pre-
serve ourselves aud our institutions pure. By
seeking for and demanding men for official sta
tons who have capacity, honor and probity we
make ourselves respected and compel by the
force of public opinion, the officers to honor by
upright and yirtuous conduct the position in
which they have been placed. 1t is just as nee.
ssary that the smallest Office be worthily fled as
that we demand strict responsibility in more
exalted ono. If the smallest member is diseased
the whole body may in time be destroyed II
is equally true of the body polite. Never can
there be in it health, stability, and soundness
unless there be in its minutest ramifcations q
corresponding health and soundness. 1t is there
fore the duty Of the whole people to be interest
ed in the selection of their public officers, and
let NO man be selected who cannot stand the
Jeffersonian test-"Is he capable, Is he honest I"
The selection ofpublic officers should not be left
to few, little knot Of politicians, but men of
business aud men of experience should assist in
such matters. and afterwards there would be few
er dishonored Office holders and fewer mortified,
defrauded constituencies. The Office honoreth
not mana william or an idiot may occupy it,
but the man may honor the station he fills
The people should think of these things.
The men lately nominated by the Union State
Convention and whose names are at the head O
the Jenersonian rule-honest, capable-and we
hope and trust they viii be elected.
For Congress, Hon s. 7. WoRoEsrER has been
re-nominated. He has worthily served through
one term and by his honorable and consistent
course is unanimously presented by the Distric
for re-electiOn. Of his success we have not
doubt
On Saturday, the 9th, the Union CountyCon
vention viii meet at the Court House in thi
town to nominate a Commissioner, Coroner ant
Infrmary Director. 1t is to be hoped that tn
people will feel interest enough in the matter 4
attend the Convention. We do not wish to b
considered as forestslling the action of the Con
vention, yet we wish to say few words for thu
consideration of the people. tits well-knowr
fact to every business man of the county, tha
our financial matters are in deplorable condi
ton, and unlsss competent thorough-going
business man is put in as Commissioner, tn
county must become bankrupt County order
are now at 25 per cent discount. A good finan
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-19

Columbus Ohio, Sept IL.
10 ne several Conpissioncrs for slepc'iafeadlnQ
dtafiing. The attention and energtet Of the pes-
ME Of the State having been almoht exclusively
dcyoted 10 the protection Of our sonthern border
for the past ten days, and the WORK of recruiting
by reason thereof almost suspended, | feel Il my
duty TO the gallant people, of Ohio 10 postpone
the day for the commencement oftlie dril0
do, therefore, by virtue Of the power vested
IN me, order and direct the Commissioners of the
several counties of the State entrusted with the
power ofsuperintending The drafting Of the mir
iita, to postpone the commencement Of the exc
cution OF the order for drafting until Wednesday,
the first day Of October next, on which day they
will proceed in the manner heretofore indicated
to draft the quota then due from their respective
counties. This number will be ascertained by
dcducting the number that may have volun-
teered between the first day Of September aud
the first day Of October from the number here
tofore apportioned to said counties by this Do
partment The several military committees are
requested to ascertain from the commissioners Of
their respective counties the numbers that are
due from their counties on the first day of Sep
tember, and continue their efforts in aid of the
recruiting service untilthe first of October, when
| il is hoped and believed the entire quota from
each county will be filed
The necessity for the force called for by the
President is now apparent to all. Our very fire.
sides are threatened in the desperate efforts oi
the rebels to destroy our glorious Government
Rally, then, noble men Of Ohio, and with one
effort fill up the ranks.
DAVID TOD Governor.
On the same date 14sh the following des-
patch was issued:
! To The sererdl Propoa harshdls Of the State -
Travelling passes should be exacted only Of per-
sons liable to military duty. Upon reflection
lhave determined to authorize you to direct you
deputies to give travelling passes at your discre-
ton. DAVID TOD, Governor.
/ On the 10th, the following was issued.
TO the several Rccr'Gting O6fccrs:--Your tim,
for recruiting is extended TO the first day of Oc.
ltnher. DAVID TOD GnYnrnor.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-19

The T.orierilla Io.,~,.l n AZ. fo,k ......
lis now an,irals " ~ ~ ~ t.,I,. y.
m ,h;s s,ssa l.yn ~ ',ss''s rs'. '.@s ~ .ss.
s,,soL;.o rl;no;.,s,. .o,sps'on " y y.
4, IT,, a;enc,;o. 49,. 49,. ''..ane'.s.,ons
";,v, 80, ~ d;vo,t;nc s,,s.,;o,' S" n,sue WIN
dSs;OUs tn six;s,s s,'.;,h ,Y' ~ s.'elI m Isal
,,lss ~, ~ Cinrirns'; ~ .ho to.,s",r' 81 1870
s,"d seoo;veJ ,he aag 90 ,,,,cs .ee,,,,,,sS. ~
;Uo NO., ,hs sn,hnlanoas. wss \ ho~us K;,S,
S st;L K;,h. S,,,,,h ,.,nh..,1s ~, -. ~.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-19

The rebels are creeping up pretty close 10 our
lines at New Greek. We learn by letter
received from there last night that day or two
vile aud captured three of them, and took James
Frost and ten others Of the principal Union men
of the place, prisoners. Capt. Fiery gathered to-
gether some men and pursued thcm and took
three prisoners and five horses. Among the
prisoners was Smoot ex-Postmaster at New
Greek, rebel and defauher TO the government.
1t is stated that he had been paroled once, and
that contrary to his pledge was again in arms.
- Wheeling IIfsllt9esicer, I3fh.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-19
rorrIDEs ExPIosion.

Pittsburg, Pa, Sept ia frightful explo-
sion occurred at the United States Arsenal this
afternoon at 2 o'clock, in large frame building
known as the labaratory. About l76 boys and
girls were employed in the building at the time
Of the disaster, OF whom IS or 80 were killed.
One explosion followed another, until the en-
tire building was destroyed. Those who could
not escape in time burned up. The scene was
most appalling, Up TO the present time sixty
three bodies have been taken from the ruins
The cause Of the explosion is not known. II is
admitted by all TO be an accident