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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-02-14
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There but two passenger trains per day way,
on the c. & 7. Road; trains viii leave Ms follows:
Going East, Mail 614 AN. MY. Exp. 5.24 Pm
Going West, Mail Ill An Teeg. Exp, IL 37P.N
On the Fremont and Indiana Road train leaves 20 AM
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-02-14

DRUNK IN THE SESATE.77We had hoped
that the last Of drunken Senators cook their
exit from the chamber with Wigfall, but Il
seems that McDougalI, ofCaiilornia, is full
match for the Texas sot. A, letter to the n
Y. World describing the scene when the I
vote 90 the expulsion Of Brlghs was about
TO be takop, says; s+ Ei9S5 yastsb .sarr
McDougall, Of California, being dSsnk,
as usual, attempted 70 make . spsash, and
failed, ss always, He wRsyeFyidTppk so
drunk that even the official reporters will
have hstd,Vorls to make EpgIisb Of tAafss !
uneouth sentences which lied fIoH his lipss
Three thousand people knew he was dFpnb,
and j sec. mo reason for not reccrdirg the
fact 10 ibis letter Its . nitF that lheres
can be 10 expulsion from tho Senate for I
outrsges oflegislatiye deeepcy,g NJ 81 y
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Letters from the ys,h ncaImont.

! iCAMPbaNDER, NEwCREEK, Va, Feb. 8, '62.
DEAR JouRSAL--I ] improve the opportu1
nifty to let you know our whereabouts. We
left Norwale, at IL O'clock, noon, Saturday,
Feb. LIST, having safe and pleasant run to
Grafton, where we arrived at 0 q. m, the
next morning; wc pitched our tents on The
south side of Tygarts valley river, about
ono-fourth milo from Grafton. We were
told to prepare three days ratiohs. The
next morning we were ordered out at 8
O'Clock and took down our tents and march
ed to'tlie station, where we found VIC would
not have ears until7 O'Clock; so we march
ed back TO camp and spent three mortal
hours standing 10 clusters around the camp
fires, in the peltings ofs violent snow storm.
AT Z o'clock tho cars were ready, We soon
got aboard and started for New Creek sta
ton, on the south bank, of the Potomac, 16
miles from Romney, at the foot Of tho Ale
Ighanies, on the east side. @
We arrived here about dark the same
night, and encamped the next morning on
a pleasant site. There are from Q 10 1000
of our troops hero. 1t is expected we will
soon move on Romncy; the forces at Pat
terson Creek moving toward the same place
at the same times
Natures scenery, the handiwork of God,
is here presented in its most grand and i'm
posing form. We are situated in plain Of
about two miles in extent, surrounded, by
the lofty peaks of the Alleghanies; on the
Opposite side Of the river tho hills Of Mary
land tower up in majesty, though not of so
Fgreat altitude, their rocky bluffs hanging on
the river to The height Of 3o0-to 400 feet.
The prospect is indeed an imposing one, but
our boys say they would not give an acre
of Ohio land for the whole State of Virgin
ia, thus expressing their estimate of the ''sa-
cred soil" Yours, Rush.,
t Co. G., 55th Regiment.
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Fans Lawns HIsroRIcAL SooiErY.--The Nor
walk Reflector learns that Judge LAsE has con
scented to deliver the address before the meet
ipgof tho Fire Lands Historical Society, al
NOrwalk, Huron CO.., March l2th, and will pre-
septihe history of The Settlement in Milan of
the MOnytahsin 1906 eTOL FIWOT
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-02-14

NV SToRE IN BELLEvUE.--We We are informed
that a new dry goods store WILDE opened m
the room lately occupied by-M Mr. S. w. Owen,
Finch 4 Greene, Mr., Fipch win soon 60 10
New York, where he viii purchase an entire
new stock of goods. Their design is 10 have a
first class establishment, equal to anything in
northern ohio,---Be1evpe bsdep0,dei,, ~
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Ee1IPPED Asa usrT,- Each fseiment
of infantry in BueiI's Department ba besa
supplied with thirteen Wagons 7usqalIy
ten wagons, drawn BY six mules eaeIs aud
thres wagons drawn BY four horses each -.
This gives ono wagon to- company, one
for tbsfeh ard siaF pfieers, aud lNo l9r
ihe qliaFtsrnasler. Each officer IS permit.f +
ted "a csTy, sky pospdsof kseaaga, eRd
no wore fpriyates carry ~ iheir .knepsaek . v
complete ehapga Of clothipg aRd cue blan- 4
kel. y hich must he-af q regulation waight
rrlhfse naapda aud . BALI ]. saisy aa s.s
This friday is 81. vslsntihsS Day. '-
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Nrnt gonsePehq q
ZION lho EIRhth IlcrIment.

BY letters received from members Of Co.
F, 9th Regiment by Lieut.. FoUxE, they
wer6 stilIat Pattersou's Geek, On the Ttb,
win a PrcbabiIity of soon moving from that
place. Tho health Of the Regiment is ex-
ecllent; no sickness With exception Of slight
colds, MatsFreeh, of Co. FswaS some days
sipce Aceidcnhlly wounded BY tho discharge
Of a revolver, ,as we learn, ip his own hands,
which lodged Ave balls in hts knee, render
ing amputOtion necessary.
LATER, --sioce3 the above was n type, We
lear6 that the 9Th have struck their tents and
marched tcjoin. Gen. Lander. We think The
9Th VIII have an opportunity Of trying their
metal in afew days. u y
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spocIaI No1ice--'ro Cousun,plIVcs.

The advertiser having been restored 70 hraIth n very
few weetsby avery simple remedy atss having suffered
several years with severe lung etIon, md that dread
dsenso umptionis anxious to make knoFn 70 HE
fellow sufferers the means Of cure. ~ ..t..f .f.ii
To all who deAire IT, he win send copy ef the prererP-
on used rce Of ebarseD wth the directions for epar
ing and using the same which they viii end SURE cpen
for coSsuNrrioz, ASTHMA, fRoNOHiTIs. &o. The only
object Of TIM adyeriser sending the prescription u 70
benefit tho afflicted and spread nformaton he con.
ceives 10 be insanabe, aud he hopcB every efvT VIII
Try his remedy, it will them nothing, and may
provca blessing -tA ~ 'f'it ~ "
Parties wishing the prescription Will plsnee rddresa
REv. EDWARD A. WILSON, ~
s2mo3 williamsburg, Kings County, NM
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pu4 2f6R TtE FhKyiATfeN tNa duhK op .-At
Cossanpfisn Esfkha, Chvenfe voashfis Nsrront Pros
frHif6a Lgekeral fDttfity Dyspepsia Screfnia Mar.
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EXTRAORDINARY CURES IN ALL STAGES Of CON-
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edwth RRst1TsUSrARAILstvD ~ TifE ANNALS OF NEDi.
ciNk. fasiiR 9ff rn rrs 4 fal7 IA FITT m fa 0iIti
The HyPoPhosptites havs tvo-fold spenid sct
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Wheat is bringing better prices; 90 to 95
was paid Wednesday. One load of red,
brought 99c.
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About six iuches snow fell Wednesday
night Thursday it melted fast.
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M "a r. R 4 ID, 40 5iA
February Q. BY Rev. Bushnell wILLfAM E. HEAsox and
Miss NKTTIE D. GRAVES both Of BalIvile.
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q MAFnEwa' Oa6eeL41a W0ah Daor.


re- MATiikws' Ofoc6 c6LA1h W0Sb Dnors
Setts iai destroy and srsslha IN tlSaa q Asss-
ns Worms Afs psrfsotiy rsAhs "a 81 saasi nnd tt
superior 70 any srd AL tla epsy Worm opuisepns And
nauspous yerpilnges N uss. rheg may b. hen a .l
times with perfect safety, hey eonthin No Mareufy or
other deeteioha drug Mothcfh purtht1a
them, and rive their chlidron no oiher fo $50 fff
mo catheftlc whatever 10 necessary to BE- nigenl
for sale by All DrufKisls ana dtaiets IN edit1ea
Price, rs esntg. f a. J. MATHEWS egneIAl ~ ~ q ~
40yl Bulaio, n. y and Fort Erie, 2. v.
NEURALGIA, enn be permanently cured W pr De-
iands Anti Rheumatic Band See advsytissment o
Great Cure 10 another column. W~3
THE greatest blessing Of the nge. s the dippgey pf
perfect cure for Rheumatitm Gont and Eeurag and hs
psrucious effects Of Mercury, which IL effected without
any Inconvenience the Ofistsrtt gsedienea We
satsasda 70 its adaptation to those neH
able complaints and take pleasure in calling The sttenon
Of to he advertisement IN another column OF
paper Of fDr!Deaud'H Anti-Iheuuatie Bsnds 61wt N
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-01-23

See shall, within the time specified in the
ssgtion Of this act, give a notice as in said
'sr;5ed and the said justices shall meet
~ testimony offered by the parties, and
ne same, with ac0py Of the notice, to the
II shs Territory, WHO, with the United
.trict Attorney Of the Territory and one Of
80 Of the Supreme Bench Of the Territory,
&s. : sudexamine the same and their decision
blo. natter shall be final.
"a The method 10 be pursued in contesting
S,iop Of any person declared duly elected To
D. a.1tv Office shall be at the instance Of a eandi-
~ ssctOr Of the proper county, and shall, IN
be -,s,t. be similar 20 the method directed 10 be
90 E.dntesting the election Of Councilmen and
--tahves Provided, however, That the evi-
p 80 mt be taken in writing, and the said
ha shall make q decision thereon and their de-
-, hsl be final
EsI IS. All costs e~ecruing in any contested ell
II be paid by the unsuccessful party, to Be
E#--sd bv the proper civil action.
reluS a All Territorial officers shall qualify and
Son the duties Of their respective Offices on or
eS be first Monday Of December next succeed
gS-s7 An county and precinct officers shall
~. and enter upon the discharge Of their re-
TA45 duties, on or before the first Monday Of De-
80 next succeeding their. election.
- ss. All prosecutions under the provisions
FAis Act shall De py nNlcInent before the DIS
ee.FCourt Of the proper county, and shall be gov
nj an respects by the law in force in the Terri
%,e7ulating prosecutions in that Court for Ofen-
he punishment.a at the time such prosecution
~ssnuenced.
,&iS Act shall, when collected, be paid into the
~ Treasury, for the benefit Of the Common
800 Of the county in which such fines are oollec-
'I. nd the County Treasurer shall apportion said
among the different School Districts Of said
.--.tr IN proportion to the number Of scholars re-
slpr therein.
ST. 20. All Acts and parts Of Acts incOnsistent
IN Ibis ACT are hereby repealed.
Imnred. January 10th. 1859.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-01-23
For the Nshraskn Advsrtissr.
JaKhaHking.


The Southern part of our Territory
has been thrown into an unusual state Of
excitemedt by the frequent reports of
~depredations committed by the m%arauding
bands in the name and style of Jay
hawkers, who for the last few weeks
have infested this portion of the country.
These bands have been acting under the
supervision of the notorious Cleveland,
whose whole course, since the commence
ment of his career in Kansas, has been
characterized by the most wanton acts of
injustice and inhumanity.
To silence the voice of condemnation
that would be. raised against such unjust
oppression, and knowing that our citizens,
with a few exceptions, are loyal and true
to he Constitution and government, these
unprincipled Williams have the audacity to
proclaim themselves Union men,, claim
ing ,ha, they act by the authority Of the
United States government, and boldly as
sert hat they confine their stealing and
robbing to rebels and TO those only who
are known to be in opposition to the
Federal government. This has had the
effect to create a feeling in their favor
with a great many ardent Union men,
and a consequent spirit of opposition to
any organization tina; might be raised to
suppress them.
But a partial review of their acts will
establish the fact that these self-styled
Union Jayhawkers do not confne their
d~epredations to rebels: The man who
was shot at Peru; Mr. Leahy, living
west of Peru, and from whom quite an
amount of property was taken; Mr.
S~aville, who had his mules taken frou
him; the sheriff of our county, who was
assaulted a few days since by Cleveland
and his band, and his life put in peril
while in the discharge of official duties
having no connection with them whatever
are men whose Union sentiments have
never been questioned. And il is an IN
deniable fact that up to this time in the
greater number of cases loyal citizens
have been made the victims.
But, even if we recognize the night Of
these Jayhawkers TO plumber from rebels
are we willing to submit to their jndge
ment as TO our loyalty 2 The envy anC
prejudice Of neighbOrs, or personal dis
sension might very frequently settle th'
Stigma Of being a secessiOnist upon gooc
sound Union men, which would afford
!, sufficient pretext for plumber.
In these troubled times, while Nation
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-01-23
For


Mr.. Editor: DEAR SRI notice in
your issue of the 9th instant in your
Omaha correspondence, "Pawnee," in
speaking of the Governors Proclama-
ton against Jayhawkers. thinks the
people of Brownville have been making
a fuss without sufficient cause.
As one who has taken some part in
this "fuss." l would say to Pawnee that
I think it was time for the law-abiding
people of this county to do something in
this matter, when Jayhawkers were over
running this country by robbing the
stores, stealing the horses and mules of
as good Union men as there are in this
country, and in one instance shooting
down a good Union man for no other Of
fence than talking against Jayhawking.
Is that worth making a fuss about ?
In Pawnee's estimation these acts are
all right because they we're committed
by Union Jayhawkers-no not worth
making a fuss about! Pawnee says we
are between two fres-,hat Of secession
lists and union jayhawkers! Well, l
/ think We can stand all such fires. We
are able to put down jayhawking, and if
Secesh shows his head on this side of
the river. we will put him down too.
Pawnee says, now if a band of Mis-
souri, secession thieves visit your city,
can you expect aid from Union layhawk-
ers? I answer no. We never expect to
call on a and of h~ighwaymen TO protect
our lives and properly. Pawnee says
therefore, it is conclusive that you are
in a tight place. All. indeed, we are in
a tight place because we cannot call on
union jayhawkers for aid. If we are at
tackled by secession jayhawkers. l would
inform Pawnee that the people of Ne
maha county are able to defend them
selves against j~ayhawkers let them come
from where they may. and they are de-
termined to co so.
/ would inform Pawnee that those self
styled union ~jayhawkers have deceived
a great many good people. They have
made them believe that they were only
stealing from rebels, which is not the
fact. | know from my own knowledge
that they have stolen property from as
good union men as are to-be found in
the country. But even if what ;hey say
was true that they are only jayhawking
from rebels, her they are stealing from
Government, as all rebel property will be
coniscated by the Government.
Yours, Respectfully,
RICHARD F. BARRET.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-01-23

The compositors of .Adueritiser office
take this method to respectfully inform
all their friends that a printing Office is
not a suitable place to hold a debating
school. Il is very difficult for some prin-
tiers to set type correctly when any body
is talking or reading in the room. A
compOsitOr. after working hard for an
hour, frequently finds that instead of set
ting up the latest news, he has unwit-
tingly put in type a dialogue on Jayhawk-
ing. The advertiser has frequently
been delayed. ,twenty-fOur hours beyond
the usual time Of publication, from this
cause. We hope that hereafter. when
men come into the. Office Cd publication
day, they will tend 10 their business and
leaUe Immediately. We do not wish by
these remarks to give offence to any one.
We are not abiding to any person in
particular, but to all who are in the habit
of coming into this Office and laying on
the imposing stone, making pi, or lean
leaning on our case while we are setting
type.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-01-23
NOTICE.


Gideon F. Tindall will take notice that william Will
son did. on the I4th day Of November A. D. 1861. file
his petition in the District Court within and for Nema-
ha county, Nebraska Territory, against the said Gideon
F. Tindall, defendant, setting forth that the said eide
on F Tindall gave TO William +. Pardee a mortgage,
dated 22d day Of June, 1858, due twelve months after
date, on the following described real estate, tO-wit:
Lot No. one ~ in section No. thirty-One (31b and
Lot No. three a. in section No. thirth 800, Township
No. seven, g, north Of Range No. sixteen Q6), East Of
the sixth principal MERIDIAN in Nemaha county, Ne
braska Territory, to secure the payment Of Sl4O, with
interest at the rate Of i've per cent. per mouth after
maturity according to a certain pTomissOTy note Of the
same date accompanying said mortgage--that the said
william E. Pardee, for a valuable consideration, as
signed and transferred the said note and mortgage On
the Both Of June, A. d. 1860, and praying that said
premiies may be sold to pay the said amount, 3I4Q, with
interest as Aforesaid. Ess
And the said Gideon F. Tindall is notified that he is
required to appear and answer said petition on or before
the 0Sd day Of February, A. D. 1862.
WIN. TAYLOR,
Attorney for Complainant.
Dec. 2S. 1867. [n25-5wJ 80
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-01-23
What our Devil "DOnt like to see

IdOn't like 70 see men, wrangling and talking,
Round our Office stove. about Jayhawking,
Though tits fun for. you, 'tis'nt to me
These are something's that I don't like to see.
You may call me a rogue, you may call me a cry
Don't sit on the stone and make so much pi
You may like to sit there-but its something to me
To distribute this pi, which 1 don't like to see.
Idcnt Iike to see persons who think there's no place
50 handy to lean on as 'Egalley" or case"
To see their awkwardness ~startles my nerve
These are something's I don't like to observe.
Ifthey'd shut the door, heir mouths serve the same
They would not bore, and we would not blame
Some may not like this-'tis nothing to rue;
Ihav'nt told half that don't like to see.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-01-23

SEBoTs. As there are many citi-
zens of this county who have in times
gone by, enjoyed the luxury of wearing
wooden shoes or Sabots, and who would
stll use them if they knew that they
could be obtained, we refer them to the
advertisement Of Mons. Can. in another
column. Medical writer's have recon-
mended the wearing Of wooden shoes fol
the preservation of health. y
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-01-23

Information was received yesterday
that certain of the residents on the Half
breed tract had formed themselves into
a Jayhawk company, and that they had
taken a yoke of oxen and wagon from a
lame man living in the southern part this
county. To-day Thursday Capt. BAR
RETT, with a possee of men, rel to San
Deroin and arrested eight who were
charged with Jayhawking. We under
stand they are to be tried tomorrow.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-01-23
UuI-I 1tbopUOIIulIy, :
RICHARD F. BARRET.

Mr. Barrett as many are already a.
ware is che commander of the company,
gotten up for the suppression of Jay
hawking in this county. His loyalty,
patriotism, and good intentions, uone can
dcubt.-ED.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-01-23
THE ADVERTISER.
BRoWNyILLE, JAN. %, 1862.
To A IT
b..
Owing % a series Of mishaps-pied
form, cold weather, hard rollers. etc., etc.
no paperwas issued last week.


To CORIEsPosDENTs.-During an alb
sence Of seyen weeks we find that BUSH
ness correspondence has accumulated on
our table to such an extent that it will
require some time to "wade through."-
Many letters required immediate replies.
Absence isOur apology. We will "bring
up" correspondence as rapidly as posi-
bic.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-01-23
CURRANT SEED

AIimited supply of choice Seed, warranted fresh
and pure. for sale by 81. A. TERRY.
n. B.--Put up in twenty five cent packages and
sent by mail, post paid.
Crescent City, Iowa, January. 1862. If
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-01-23

have received several copies Of the
Advertiser which vas forwarded as re-
quested. With best wishes, for my a.
dOPted Territory, / am truly yours.
r-rT~rt. M. STOWELL.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-01-23

The sleighing is superb in this region
just now. Sleigh bell, and slelghing
bells are ringing and singing "all the
while" Small and Rogers, at their
stands, keep on hand spanking bays, iron
greys, good 6ne sleighs, to 20 all ways,
to hire out without a doubt, they are
about; so turn out and take a ride.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-01-23
NOTICE.

Internationally heretofore existing under the name
and style Of Brown s. Stricken is this day dissolved By
mutual consent. The business will be continued at the
old stand by Lett, Stricken & Co., to whom the debt,
due the late firm must be paid.
r. BROWN.
JACOB STRTCKLRR.
Brownville, January 9Th, 1852. [n27-Iml