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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-02-07

The Hilton Head correspondent of the
New York Commercial Advertiser, writes
thus:
From high. places hear it said, that we
are not only to guaranty loyal men in their
rights but that We wait only the opportun.
ity to return contrabands to their master,
whether loyal or not, and to guaranty then
in their property.
The negro question do not propose tC
discuss. Those who cannot take care o
themselves must be taken caro- Of and give
a qtid pro quo for their support, and thos,
who will labor and take care of themselves
land l believe they are largely in the ma
Ijority,) must be paid for their labor Ex.
periencc will daily teach the better plans
of managing this difficult problem. But
with all respect to local laws, God forbid
that should be hear to re-rivet the chains
that rob the laborer of his honest wages, anC
degrade men to the level Of the beast.
now and forever enter my protest Hgains
it, and while l am willing to give my lifc
and my all for the country, caunot feel
am doing my duty to my God 10 help ii
such cause.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-02-07
Morsars for Cairo.

The Pittsburg Gazette says that an or
has been received from headquarters, ordel
ing the immediate shipment Of thirty Of th'
large mortars manufactured at tho For
Pitt Works, for the Western gunboats.-
These immense engines of war have all been
tested, and are ready for transportation
They vary somewhat in weight, the small
est Of them weighing seventeen thousand
pounds.
The Chicago Post announces the passage
through that city of large number of large
mortars for Cairo. These signs Of fapproach
ing work on the Mississippi are truly en-
couraging. 0
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-02-07

The latest London papers bring us an
important financial document-the annual
and quarterly return of the British revenue
for 1851. From this, it appears that there
is net decrease in the last quarter Of
$6,0ll, ,545, and 10 tho year 1851 of no
less than Sle,sI7 $50. The falling off is
mainly in the Property Tax (uearly $l5,-
900, 900 in the year, and in tho Excise to
the amount Of nearly 100000. In
Customs, Stamps and Post Office there is
an increase. The annual revenue for 1860
was within fraction Of seventy-two million
pounds )s36o,0oo,o00,) but the receipts
for 1851 amount to less than sixty-nine mil
lion pounds-actually to $343,019, ,265.-
The main falling of is in two articles which
show the prosperity or decline Of the middle
and working classes, viz: Property Tax and
Excise; and it would be amusing, were il
not also somewhat vexatious, 10 sec the
English papers endeaving TO decry Amer.
ican resources and credit, with its own rev.
enue falling down to zero. ~
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-02-07
Interesting from SOmerset-ZoIIIcOffer
nF4 Remains Sent S0uih.


The remains Of Zollieoffer and young
Peyton have been sent South, accompanied
by Gag Of truce, over the Louisville 4
Nashville Railroad. The Louisville Jour
nal says: :.
We CLEAN a few items Of interest from
our letters. Up to Saturday last our
troops had buried two hundred and seven
ty-eight dead rebels on this side Of the riy-
eF.s Upon their retreat they we're followed
as far as heard from, twenty-five miles
over the Tennessee hne, and every day
they left numbers Of those who had died Of
thsir Wounds on the route. They were
found By The ewayside through Wayne coun-
~, sometimes three to six 10 heap, cover
ed with blankets, and tho entire road was
stFaWn with guns, wagons and equipments
abandoned. Nearly seven HUNDRED pris-
onars bad been secured, and the number
viii be largely increased. lis supposed
thal three or four hundred ConfedeEates
we're drowned in the preeipitaie rush 70
The steAnibosi and coal baFges on Sunday
night .o5 ~ .4sA5s y .q,o6s,.la
q AnolheEmest cheering Incident resulting
fIonl ibis crushing defeat il, the receipt Of
several eommuAicaiions from our old sub
scribefs. daied. joyeusly and exulliDgly,
aAk Home Again. sHome Reached,
Thank God, szollieoAefs Embargo Bro
ken, = = Atibe Old Fbeside," and, most
touching Of all, isWitb my Wife and Chill
dBsD.n zolIicofer's defeat has opened the
msils through Russell, Pulaski, Wayne and
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-02-07
Vegetable Life Medicines

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are the general ginpons o. DysPePsA WI" 'ahAn'
i,S 10 ai ,ha ho,a lanvtb NJ ,h,
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Th ~ yvr Mvn,r,vr. h,v. bee, known to eure RHEI-
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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-02-07
Great interest has been excited in Enc

Great interest has been excited in Eng
land respecting the U. S. Steamer Tusca-
rora, and the private Nashville. AT the
latest dates they continued at Southamp-
ton, watching each other. The Tuscarora
remained at her ancoorage, about mile
from the dock mouth, with her fires bank.
ed up, and ready to slip her anchors and
start at moments notice. She only re-
quired coal, water and provisions, which
were being supplied her. On her araival
Capt Cravan communicated with the cap.
tain of the frigato Dauntless, expressing
regret at Prince Albert's death, and ask
ing if he might fire, as tribute Of respect,
twenty-one minute guns. He was notified
that the Queen had requested that no guns
DO fred in the vicinity of Osborne. The
compliment, therefore, although fully appre
ciated, could not be accepted Tribune.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-02-07
what we Want.

Information has been received by Secre
tary Stanton from Kentucky, that at th'
battle Of Somerset one entire rebel regi
ment and other companies and individuals
threw down their arms and refused furlhel
to 6ght against the Union. This is most
encouraging sign, and gives promise of thai
return to loyalty on tho part of the mis-.
guided Southerhors which alone can END
this war in favor of the Government. A,
our armies progress South, and the true
merits Of the contest become better under
stood, we may expect many such cases.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-02-07
Strong TESTIMONIAL IN BEHALY OF THE

SrRoHe TESTIMONIAL IN BEHALF OF THE
UsIoN OF THE AMERIcAE PEoPLE--JEFT.
DAVIS on WEssrER's SPELLING Book
We have before US, says tbs Albany Even
ing Journal, somewhat antiquated copy
Of Wsbster's Elementary Spelling Book,
on the fly leaf Of which We find tho follow
ing emphatic Endorsement of that ysners-
bic publication and its influence in ''teach,
ing the young ideas how to shoot" in the
right direction from the classic pen Of Jof-
fersun Davis; 5sr,. s.. s5is4
A6ovs all other people i0s itbe Ameri-
cans) arc one, and above all books which
have united US 10 the boud Of common
language,I j place the good old Spelling
book Of Noah Webster We have unity
Of language, which no other people possess,
and and we owe this unity, above all else,
TO Noah Webster's Yankee Spelling Book.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-02-07
A. Ten miIc race by tho Rcbels.

A correspondent of the Cincinnati Com
mercial says of the rebel rout at the Zoli-
Golfer defeat:
They fed iu the greatest confusion
Many were drowned, and others tore of
their clothes TO swim the river, and were
seen ten miles beyond, stark naked, running
like wild men They had noble breast
works, and splendid encampment On
Monday, (tbe day after the fght) the citi-
zens state that the soldiers were about to
mob Crittenden, and one fact we know,
1900 guns werc thrown down in one pile.
The men, the citizens say, declared they
we're going home, and would never raise an
other arm in defense Of the Southern con-
spiracy. Zollicofer was killed early in the
engagement. 1t is him; / saw him and
knew bin.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-02-07

WoRks OF SEcEssIoN.--A fne, stout
hearty negro man, who eighteen months
since would have brought 81 200, was sold
10 this city. few days since, to gentle
man who owned bis wife, for $3.50. Ii i
proper to state that both the seller and The
purchaser arc unconditional Union men,
II is thus that The righteous have 70 suffer
for the sins Of the uDrlghteous. II negroes
continue TO depFeciaie at that ratio, they
can socn be bought for so cents per dozen,
So nneh for secession IL Missouri. Seees-
sion Is abolition Hanaibql (Ao. Mes
ssngsy.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-02-07
Governor Lsseher Drnnk In lhe Virginia
HOuse OF Delegates.


The Richmond Erami,ler Of the 23d says
scene Of indecency, drunken or sober, occurred
in the House OF Delegates yesterday while that
body was occupied with the question of the
election Of Confederate Senator's inortifying to
the hundreds that witnessed il. In the midst OF
the debate John Leteher, Governor of Virginia,
came into The legislative chamber drunk, and
sat on the steps leading 70 the Speakers chair for
the space Of half an hour, with segar in his
mouth, making himself a spectacle lorthe whole
house and a'bntt for the joke of the gallery
The apparition occurred Just as both parties
seemed to be in deadlock as 10 who should be
Senator. The occurrence might tpaturally have
originated in a drunken Imagination that dis
play 40 dramatically made at the nick Of time
might snggesta compromise 10 both parties, and
inspire 3 sudden enthusiasm for John Letcher
and his republican sega7. We can imagine no
other explanation for the impertinence and in-
decency Of John Letcher on the Speakers ros-
trum, displaying his segaF and making himself
such spectacle to the "aasembled wisdom Of
Virginia"
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nApERl pAPERl

II We keep constantly hand very large stock Of
Suffer ROYAL, ROYAL, MEDIUM, DENY, CROWN,
PoLIOrPosT. FLAT-cAPS, F0OIs-oAP,. LEGAL-cAP,
c0MAERcIA1 LITTER, CONGRESS- LETTER, COM
MERCiAL NOTE. ruled or plain, which WIN BE- sold by
the rea m or caao Cash At New York pic4E Pnterss
Bookbihdsra Retail Dsaeru and businesseh gentraly,
can get their supplies OF us As low rs IN New fork.
We also Ae Printing Paper. Book Paper, Coored POST
er Paper, Marble Paper Card Board, junk and Straw
Board, Printers Ink, Writing Fluid, &e. 81
ENVELOPES, ENVELOPES.
Der stock Of business Envelopes is scsy choice ano
be sold BY the box thousand AZ lower PHees 'n~ "
befofe Bold IA this city. -..efIl
81 80 "a Il oi hrss sAas Blank VI ork,
for the Whoesas trade and prepared % n orders on
shn-t .,e. ~ aux deeirsd pattern, made 70 order
s"or' n""o'' " - PEITON 4 WAGGONER, ttI
sowa $50 Summit Street. Toledo,
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Fremont Journal.


4uAc utAE GAEcNe
Some enthusiastic Editor who has hith in
hinsslS.-.and his paper, bitches up the MUSES.
and drives an follows:
'Tis sweet, on winters night at home, TO sit BY
hfe aud taper;
But. ahi il Is wiser thing, by far, 70 read oui
paper ~ ga A jaw
Won't you take ouf paperf Cant yeu take our
paper7
The Joys Of heart ars little worth unless yoO
y take our paper. M ff
Maidens, waiting lovers true, you must take oui
swnlnk, who would not IDLE woo, you musttakG
Won'tyou take our paperi cantyou take Oul
paperf ll sas.ils. .,
Bove'sjoys below you'd never know, unless yor
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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-02-07

Coufe-mafshal rumtelnnenss
A recent general order Of Gen. Hallecks,
confirming the sentence Of q late court
martial has the following, concerning a
couple Of Iudiaua sOldiersi
Corporal George H. Holland, Of COM
psny /. Twenty-fourth Regiment Indiana
volunteers.
CHARoE sr-"Desertion.
CHARGE 2ND.--"violation Of the esd
Article Of War" aa1ita
FINDING AND SENTENCE.
The Court finds the accused "Suiityn Of
the charges and specifications exhibited
against him and does therefore seetence
him, Corporal George H. Holland, Of com
pany !, Twenty fourth Regiment Indian vol
unteers, "7'o be shot TO death, at such time
and place as the commanding General o.
the Department may direct tDo-thirds %
the members eoncWrring therein"
A minority Of the members Of tho Court
have recommended the prisoner to the
mercy Of the commanding General. The
sentence is therefore mitigated to hard Ia
Dor with ball and chain during tho war
and with the forfeiture Of all pay.
Private jeremiah Raney, Of company /
Twenty. fourth Indiana volunteers.
1. CHARaK-"Desertion."
FINDING AND SENTENCE.
The Court finds the accused "g,Glty," a
charged, and does therefore sentence him
private jeremiah Raney, Of Company ]
Twenty y-fourth Regiment, Indiana volun
teers, "Thdt he forfeit all pay and allotO
ance which are or may become due h,m ~
to The 31st day of Jannary, 1852, sreept
ing the just dues of the Sutler and laun
dress and TO refund to the United State
the cost of his apprehension, thirty dollars.
to have half his head closely shaved and Il
stand for three hours daily on three success
size days, on the head of barrel, on III
parade ground of his regiment, 'Uith plo
card around his neck on SOhich sUiH b
printed the sOord "Deserter"
Finding and sentence approved. Th'
sentence will be carried into execution, af
ter which private Raney will be disbonor
ably discharged from the service as being
unfit for a soldier
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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-07-10

engaged IN this war for different purpose n
chance to 90 homo
am under many obligations 10 Mr. Nugcn and
Mr.. Edgcrton, Of Ohio, for their Kind treatment
made the acquaintance Of Mr.. Richardson, of
H., aud Voorhcs, Of Ind, who arc sound on the
Union question. and for such sentiments as they
advocate am willing to fight as long "a have
life. They arc for the Union rs IL was, and the
Constitution rs 1t. Mr.. Lincoln returned here
last evening from West Point Every person,
EXCEPT the abolitonists aud seccssionsts, respect
and place confidence in him, believing him to be
honest and capable. Yesterday | visited nine
hospitals, containing about G,000 sick and wound.
cd soldier. They are conducted IN the best style
and under splcn lid management. The Soldiers
Home is an institution second TO none anywhere,
but just now it looks rather gloomy, from the fact
that just opposite there arc about 900 now
gravs, and as passed by there were three or four
men digging others.
This morning | started and got as far as Alex
andria, when | had to return and get n permit
from Gen. Wadsworth to pass Il couple of boxes
| brought along for the boys AMI myself. II c
boys arc thirty miles from here, near Manassas
ana ere this reaches you we will in all probability
be on our way to Richmond.
am sorry to find great deal of feeling here
against our Gen, Shields as well as Gen. Fremont
and Mcdowell. | hope, however, it viii all be
settled in due time, as | understand the whole
matter about the late fights in the Shenandoah
Valley is undergoing an examination before the
War Department. Gen. Mcclellan stands at the
head in this city; everybody praises him, and
everybody calls him Napoleon &C. How long
! il will last do not know but let us hope for
the best Yours, truly,
NJ. NJ. SPEIGEL.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-07-10
Cincinnati Slnng.

The "thorough bred" fellow imported from Gin
cnnati to run the Republican and enlightcn "thi,
dark political spot Of creation" uses such cpthcts
AS LIAR with as great ilippency as an auctionccl
talks of the quality OF his wares. What he lacks
in brains and breeding he attempts to make up in
cplhets Such language may be considered re
fined and polite in and about the hog pens. f.l
markets and bawdy houses OF Cincinnati, but in
"ths dark political spot of creation" it is used
II signal to 90 in on the muscle. So, ncighbor, il
might be well to look out for your snout when yo,
feel like calling man liar.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-07-10
To ConSunnptives.

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in few weeks, by n very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with severe lung
affection, and the dread disease, Consumption-is
anxious to make known to his fellow sufferers the
means of cure,
To all who desire it, he will send n copy of the
prescription used (free of chargc), with the drec
tions for preparing and using the same, which they
will find a SURE CURE for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA,
BEoNCulTIs, &c. The only object of the advertiser
in sending the Prescription is to benefit the ailict-
ed and spread information which he conceivcs to
be invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer will trs
his remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and ma!
prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad
dress
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, Willamsburgh,
lnIGm3 Kings County, New \ urk