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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-04-18
Slaves wItbin INC Armv LInes.

The Congregational publishes the fol-
ing interesting extract of letter from Rev.
A. H. Quint, chaplain of the Second Mas
sachusetts regiment:
81 am no fanatic. l never even voted a
Republican ticket would treat tenderly
those thus sadly perverted. But this eight
months campaign on slave soil, in localities
where slavery assumes its mildest type, has
made me feel-and do assure my conscr-
vative ministerial brethren-that the whole
system is Infamous The sins of slavery 2
There are none. 1t is slaveholding itself
that is the sin. Its effect on the masters
is one of its greatest evils; it pcrverts the
conscience, warps the intellect, brutalizes
the heart.
"Belieye no such nonsense as that the
slaves are contented.' They with no notice
able exception, long to be free.
Nor is there any difficulty in settling the
slave questionso far as our armies 90. The
property is thenceforth good for nothing =
Crowds Of blacks forsake their masters at
the first opportunity. In this very place,
over and over again, do they say, 4 have
worked great many years for my master,
now l want to work for myself" They
are doeile, peaceab!e, and industrious. They
say, only hire us and try Can it be that
government means to remand these now
happy fugitives again to their oppressors
As an army we have nothing to to with
slavery. We neither entice nor drive back
The blacks take care of themselves l was
amused with one case at Charlestown. A
master refused to sell any chickens, even,
because, said he, 4 must feed my poor
servants, whe will never leave me;' and he
wanted a guard over his property. In a
few days his poor servants were all gone,
and this aristocratic son of one Of the first
families Of Virginia was himself taking
caro- Of his solitary COW and pig"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-04-18

lft t bNrN AlonotnGs 81 'II II
There arc forlt -hvo Regiments df Ohio
troops ia thcvarious divisions Of The Nation.
al forces in Tennessee. Tho following are
known to have been in the late battio:--
46th, 4sth, 4elh, 5Stb, 54th, seth, 57th,
Cstb, seth, 10th, list, 72nd, 7eth, 7Tth,
slst. h4 WM ~ "a
These were in tho battle Of Sunday
On Monday other regiments PARTICIPATED
The Cincinnati Times states that the reg
imeut referred 20 by its correspondent as
one that refused to leave the river bank az
ter the battle began, was not the SD Ohio,
nor was il any other regiment Of this Safe,
The SD Ohio, in common with the 4eth,
roth, 72d and 57th, occupied the FIRST line
of tho main centre, almost fronting tho road
to Corinth. Skirtiug all their camps was
a deep ravine, the banks of which were
covered with dense growth Of scrub oak
From this the enemy suddenly appeared IN
vast numbers Immediately in the camp oi
our forces, At the time Of the attack many
of the men we're cooking their breakfasts
and none of them were at all in expectation
of tho arrival Of the foe.
All Of the above named regiments were
forced to seek position on the second line
making either more or less resistance a.
they did so, their efforts being altogethe
controlled by the time afforded them in th'
suddenness Of the attack TO seize their arm
and get into line.
The correspondent Of The Tines did no
see any regiment nseut TO the rear 10 dis
grace, " nor does he believe that any wer
so humiiated or deserving of such an order
Tho regiments referred to in his report wer,
already in the rear at the opening of thu
battle, and they persistently determined t.
remain there. ~. w e s-
In the reports to the New York papers
the l4th Ohio is mentioned as one Of tn
regiments engaged.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-04-18

President Lincoln has just pardoned the
Row DR.. Gordon, of Ohio. imprisoned for
refusing 10 assist 10 enslaViBg fellow man.
He refused to pardon Captain Gordon, the
African slaVe-tfsder. Under the admins
tFatioa Of Mr.. Buchaoau, when Davis, Floyd
and Yancy we're supreme, the case would
have been reversed, The Gordon who had
enslaved hundreds would have been par.
doned, and tho Gordon who aided oae man
to freedom would haze languished in prison.
Those foreigners who declare that there is
no change 10 the spirit Of our Goyerpment
may draw a wise conclusion from The fate
okfhese two Gordona.--N r. Eus Post.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-04-18
TO oure DIrfherIn.

A gentleman who has administered the
following remedy for diptheria, informs US
that it has always proved effectual in afford
ing speedy relief. Take common tobac-
co pipe, fnewl place live coal within the
bowl. drop little tar upon tho coal, and
let the patient draw smoke into the mouth
and discharge it through the nostrils. The
remedy Is safe and simple, and should be
tried whenever occasion may require. Many
valuable lives may be saved, our informant
confidently believes, BY prompt treatment
as above HclloweH Gazette. rf st
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-04-18
FEMALE REBELS.

Mrs. Greenough and three or four of her
companions who have been incarcerated 10
the old capital prison for several weeks past
have recently been examined. While they
admit that they have given all the iufor-
nation, ''aid and comfort" that they posi-
bly, could to the rebels, they will not prom
ise better deeds in the future, or take any
oath of allegiance. They seem to glory in
their shame, and learn that they arc to
be sent beyond our lines into Dixie. In
the course Of the examination it came out
in evidence that two ex-Senators and a
member Of the House Of Representatives,
had co-operated with them in sending in-
formation TO the rebel army. The knowing
ones here all agree that these ex-Ssnators
were GREEN enough to impart important
secrets to women, and that they were not
BRIGHT enough to cover their reasonable
tracks, when they discovered that the de
tectives were on the scent.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-04-18

The ST. Louis Evening News, which supper
ted John Bell IN 1850, has strong article
fayoriDg Emancipation in Missouri. Itsays
that the opponents Of the scheme do not
contend that it is immoral or not demanded
by Christian principles, or that it would
enhance the prosperity and wealth Of the
State, but they make q computation of the
cost Of the enterprise, placing the
number Of slaves within its borders at l00,-
600, and their value at 350,000,000. This
amount they contend cannot be raised by
the State, even by the aid Of the Federal
Government The News shows that both
the number Of the negroes and their value
are greatly exaggerated; that the Influx Of
Of white lasesevs would soon more than GIL
the Vacuem caused BY the departure Of The
negroes, and that the gradual feature Of
the plan Of emancipation removes all 9th
or difficulties that can be argued against Il.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-04-18


actly, in the following terms:
Let it always be remembered that so
much of the newspaper prcss of the county
as adhered openly to the cause of tho rebels,
as long as it dared, only changed the out
ward and visible signs of its treason when
it put on the National colors. From that
moment it devoted itself to destroying the
unanimity of Northern sentiment, before
which it had covered. 1t had only to bring
conscientious men to suspect the rebels Of
having some slight extenustion for their up
rise; it had only to persuade the mob, that
if it had not been for the "Abolitionists," ="
the South would never have been goaded to
desperate counsels and much would be done
to undermine and decompose the dangerous
unity of resolve, which had carried forward
the cause of the Union with such fierce mo-
mentum.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-04-18
VINO ssesIs me slaves.

I H,n ibformed by the most prominent
Shareholders 10 Southern aud Middle Ken
lucky, that Buckuef's army actually stole
and carried away more slaves than had been
Lost BY Kentucky the last forty yean before.
Other portable property suffered 10 proper
ton. What documentary upon the SINGER
itY Of secession professions. Bnckneg said
be came 10 KeuIpcky 70 protect her ei,isans
from The depEedations Of Lineolnls meroeus-
ries. Until be arrived, tho people bad lost
noihings AfteF he arrived Inc people sulf-
cred from the depredasions Of lis hnaraud-
sIs pnlil they were expelled by The afore-
said amafeonarias." Sill the secaasionisls
talk about ysneols's niegef shieson, allve
3 oef : .'lrsl ditch. = and other eoniempsi.
blo secession lwadAlp, al naaDsa,ns
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-04-18

The Chicago Tribune has intelligence
that Gen. Van Dorm Is now at Pocahonias,
about eighty miles west Of New Madrid, at
the head Of column supposed 10 be s5,-
900 strong, for the purpose Of holding Gen.
Pope 10 check, i not attacking bis position.
ltis not shcugbs probable lhat be win ven.
i0re an attack.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-04-18

FIFTEEN HUEDRED PRIsoEERs CAPrUR-
Ep..--We learn that General Kelly yester-
day received dispatch from Gen. Schenck
announcing that Gen. Banks took fifteen
hundred rebel prisoners at place called
Cedar Greek, three miles this side Of StFas-
burg. No particulars are giVen.-- Wheel
ing ,Latelligencer- of Friday.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-04-18

CoIn AT LAsr.-The sandusky Register
announces the arrival at the prison on John
sons Island, near that city, Of 200 rebel
prisoners, the first instalment received
They were under escort Of so guards, in
charge Of Col Low. Campbell.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-04-18

Gan. Grant though hardly forty years ofage,
has been in seventeen battles. in three OF which L
he commanded, and was 10 the Mexican war.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-04-18
A REBEL LErrER.-The following ex-
tract is from letter found in an old wallet
in Fort Clinch, Fernandina, Florida, after
It's occupation bv the Union forces.

NASHVILLE, req. 70. 1867.
"DEAR SoN-I have not much time TO
write TO you, for VIC are retreating from
Nashville. The d--d Yankees have
driven US out Of our old quarters, and they
will soon drive us out of this place.
They are abont thirty thousand and fight
like devils. / am afraid they will take Ste
phens, for he only left heFe yesterday. l
don't think the South can hold out much
longer, for the people are starving to death,
and so arc the soldiers up this way. think
they will lrebel against thainselves. Won't il
be awful for US now to give up to the d--d
Yankeesi
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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-04-18
BnIOus Disorders silver Complaints.

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axATER's Z
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In the reports to the New York papers,
the l4th Ohio is mentioned as one Of the
regiments engaged.
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Dysentery, DInrrhoea, Relax, worn

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MISCELLANEOUS.


tsriys,. ~, the Ne,e Jort sun
spring.
nv n . MoRRtA
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~,iseh Ear. ~dy 'os the sew York sal.
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