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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-06-13
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Letter from Col. IL. II. auckland.
CAMP No. 7, NEAR CoRNrH Miss.

May 9th, 1862.
Isaac NJ. KEELER,--.Sir: | understand there
are reports in circulation at Fremont, disparagng
to Capt. Snyder, of I'D Regiment 1t is my
earnest desire and determination 10 have Justice
done to every officer and private under my COM
mand / may have aided in giving bad inn
preston against Capt. Snyder in giving an ac-
count of the manner in which our Banner was
lost, at which was exceedingly mortified. 1t
was not the result of ofcowardce, but simply thot-
lessness for which Capt. Snyder was not so
much to blame under the circumstances. Capt.
Snyder was at the time under arrest for shooting
at squirrel, which was alleged to be in viola
tion Of orders. On the morning of the battle
his Company was out on Picket Guard, includ-
ing the Color bearer. When the line of battle
was formed, the color bearer being absent the
Banner was not taken out. Capt. Snyder be-
ing under arrest had no right to command his
Company, and consequently was not with it on
Picket Guard, After the action had been pro-
crossing some time he, seeing the Banner was
al, and had il put on one of the wagons Af-
terwards Capt Snyder came TO me and tender
ed his services, which took the responsibility
of accepting, notwithstanding his arrest Dur
ing the remainder of the battle, Sunday and
Monday, he behaved most gallantly and render
ed great service. He had command of the
ground between my Brigade and the enemy
during Sunday night, very important and
dangerous service, which he performed to my
entire satisfaction.
did not mention Capt. Snyder in my official
report, because l did not wish to state the fact
in that report that he was under arrest But
subsequently, addressed seperate note to Gen.
Sherman, stating what ] had done, and Capt.
Snyders good conduct and important services
during the battle, and Gen. Sherman ordered bis
immediate release. The truth is, that Capt.
Snyder is one Of the very best officers in the
Regiment always prompt energetic aud relia-
BILE, and regret that any contrary impression
has gained credence. trust this statement o
facts will place him all right with his friends
and the public. t
You win please publish this statement in the
journal. Yours truly,
r, P. BUCKLAND,
Lll Col. Com'g 72d Reg't, O.V.
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G. R. McCuLLocH, Druggist, and
E. DILLON & SoN, Druggists,

Agents Tor FFemont UhIo' N
LADIES! by sending either Of these agents g through
the Fremont Post ofee have the Pills sent TO any
part the country (conhdenai) and free Of postage,
by mall
N. D. BEWARE OF BASE couSrERTEIT or TEEsB
PILLS You can buy the counterfeit article at prtce
from IS TO rs box (ear at thAt) LAnIESi your
lives and health of much value to be ted With,
besides being imposed upon with a worthless article
Therefore any offering you these Pills for less than
81 dollar n box avoid them you would poison. They
bogus Nome genuine unless the OF s. D.
HOWE is box which has recently been added
of the Pills being counterfied Buy OF my nd-
vertised agents you safe Sold also by HoRAcE
KELLOGG Norwalk, and BENTON BROTHERS lat Gaylords
old stand) Cleveland and by druggist In every vl
and town In the United st ties, and g. D. HOWE,
soe proprietor, New York Apr.3, ,62-ly pd.
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DELAWARE WATER GAp, June 5.-There
is a very heavy freshet in the Delaware,
equal TO that of lS4l. Articles of furui-
ture, store goods, bridges, houses, &c. are
going down the river. All the bridges on
Broadhead's Creek, except railroad bridges,
arc gone. The damage to the Delaware,
Lockawana d Western Railroad is great
and will require week to repair il. The
Pocolo creek, at Stroudsburg, over6owed
last night and run through the town, carry
ing away many houses and bridges. Tho
damage done is very great.
Easton, Pa, June 5,--The terrible fresh
ct 10 the Deawareand Lebigh river still con
tinues The water reaches tho second
stories in the lower part of the town All
tho bridges between here and Maunch
Chunk are swept away. The Leehigh
bridge is partially gone and will probably
be totally demolished. All the canals are
under water. The iron works are stopped
and the railroads are submerged. Many
people were drowned in their houses.
l2M.-The Lehigh is stationary. The
Delaware is still rising.
Easton, Pa, juno Fearful accounts
Of damages have been received from
Mauneh Chunk and vicinity. The dam
there, as we'll as two other places, were
swept away and many houses washed of,
The railroad bridge is also gone. CapsI
navigation is stopped for the season. The
Lehigh Valley Railroad will not Ia in run
ming order for several weeks. The town Of
Weisport is washed away. There Were
but three houses left out Of about 3o0.--
The loss Of life has been large. The Le-
high Valley Railroad is badly torn ups
The Belvidere and Delaware Railroad can
be replaced 10 few days. The Delaware,
Laekawana and Westera Railroad will be
running 10 about a week. A part OF The
Basin Of the Delaware Canal, here has
been washed out. The damage at Glen.
don is very great Tho furnaces are aII
chilled The Iumbermen are heavy loosers.
Millions Of feet of sawed lumber, and thou
sands Of logs, have been carried away
Tho number Of persons drowned is not yet
ascertained. th
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-06-13

No greater deed of vandalism was ever
perpeimied in moderen times in Chris,
tian land than had disgraccd certain females
of franklin, Tennessee, who, with arrocious
malgnity, invaded the graveyard and uol
down and destroyed the graves Of our
brave Union soldiers who had died there
in the hospital. 1t seems incredible that
women, and those bearing the name Of
American women, would become so deprad-
cd, so lost to shame and to virtue as to un-
sex themselves, and, becoming infused with
the spirit of ghouls and byenas vent their
wicked malice upon the hallowed graves Of
the martyrs TO their country's glory and
honor. H'7 ofH
When Col Campbell, Of tho 66th Ohio
Regiment, stationed in the neighhorhood,
heard Of the cruel and shameful outrage.
and had ascertained the perpetrators, he
called a meeting of the citizens at the
Courthouse, which was largely attended.
and stated to them that he had convened
them not to discuss political OF other differ
ences, but TO state distinctly that il any fur
ther outrages should be committed, he
would hold tho prominent citizens Of the
town responsible. - Louisville Journal.
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Soturdav. the l2h, dan of .July, a. d., 1876
sheriff,s sale.

EbenPzer b. Sadler,
Guardian, SanduSky County Common Pleas.
Michael Brady
Administrator Fl. al.
DY virtue ofan order Of sale, issued from said Court
in the above entitled cause, shall at the door Of the
Court House in Fremont, Sandusky county, Ohio, on
Saturday, the 18TH day of July, a. d. 1862,
public auction the following described lands and tene
ments, to wit;
Situate in the village of Bellevue in the county fSan
dusky and State Of Ohio and bounded and described
foows Lying north of an alley running from the county
line the Klbourne road, known the store and
Lot formerly belonging and pied by Miles John
SON. the sold by said Sadcras Guardian o Sa-
mantha D. johnson to John Cady, w. II. Richards and
Robert Urow and decided TO them June 10TH 1856 be the
same orlcss. Apprsised at s67o.oo.
A. r. FERGUSON, Sheriff.
Fremont, June 9th, ls62.-22w5. Pr fee $3.50
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SchnnI pig Me

The Teachers and Pupils of the Fremont Un-
ion Schools purpose holding picnic celebra-
tion, on the last day of the present term June
2Oth. The place selected is Capt. Thompson s
grove, on the east side of the river adjoining
the railroad. The schools will proceed from
their rooms to the grove at 10 oclock, A. NJ. A
few fitting exercises will be had, and good
time generally is anticipated. All parents OF
pupils are envited. Everybody bring your own
dinner. Z. b.
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Strawberry Festival.

We are requested to announce that the Coon
TEslPLARs of Clyde will give Strawberry Fes-
tival at their Hal, on Wednesday evening next.
An invitation is extended to all Tickets 81 a
couple.
We acknowledge complimentary invitation
to the Editor and employees of the JOURNAL
Office.
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So long as the excitement of war lasts, and al
most every family at the north is personally in
terested in the results of the battle field, there
will be inpatience manifested to get the latest
news. We think our country friends cannot do
better than to take the JOURNAL, published eve
ry Friday, at $3.50 per year. We take much
pains to give the latest news and that which we
think to be reliable, particularly from our own
companies and regiment.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-06-13

VIM. @. Henrieks, at the Portage FIGURING
Mill, one mile south of Woodville will, on Tues
day and Wednesday next, nth and 18th days of
June, offer for sale large herd of choice Dur
ham cattle, Hogs, Crops on the ground, Lumber,
&c. viii also rent farm of 100 acres, a custom
Flouring Mill and Saw MILL each for term
of years. This is an opportunity seldom offer
ed See advertisement.
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DR. DUPON cos
Golden Pills for Females.
ISFALLfB1z IN CoRRRcrfNo REGULATING AND kEAovTSS
ALL OBsTRucTIoxs, FROM WHATEVER CAUSE AND
Always SUCCESSFUL As A PREVENTIVE.

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Always SUCCESSFUL As A PREVENTIVE
The combination Of Ingredients in Dr. DupoDcos Gold
Pills for Femalrs perfectly harmless. They have
been used In the private practice Of old Dr. Duponco for
than thirty years. and thousands OF Ladies can
testify 10 their great and failing euceess In every
case In correcting rregulariies relieving painful and
distressing enstruaon, particularly at the change OF
life From FIVE to ten Pills viii cure that common yet
dreadful complaint the Whites. Nearly every female In
the land sudersfrom this complaint.
The above Pill has permanently cured thousands and
they will you you them. They eannnt harm
store nature to s proper channel invigorate the
whole system Ladies' whose health will not permit an
Increase Of faiiy will End these pills successful pre-
ventire Ladies' cuarly situated. those supposing
them so should these pills during the htt three
nonths they certain 10 produce miscarriage "At
ter which admonion the proprietor respon
sbiliiy although their mness will prevent any injury
to health Theingredienfs composing the above Pills aro
made every agent and they will tell you they
safe and viii perform a claimed for them. Price u
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sheriff,s snIe.

o. sandusky County Common Pleas.
Sylvester ChapmanN
DY virtue Of An Order Of Sale issued from said Court
ID In the above entitled cause shall at the door Of the
Court House in Fremont in Sandusky County, Ohio, on
Saturday, the 1911 day Of July, a. d., 1862,
at o'clock in the afternoon Of said day offer for Sale at
public auction the following described lands and 'ene-
ments, to wit;
That portion Of Lot number hrtyfour, (34l In Ames
addition to the village of CLYDE which lies north Of the
Cleveland and Toledo Rail Rpnd aud is unoccupied by
said Rail Road Also shat portion of Lot number forty
five 45l in Ames addition to the village Of Clyde. which
lies north and is unoccuped by the Cleveland and Toe
do Rail Road Appraised at $4,000.
Greene and Winslow Attorneys.
A. II. FERGUSON, Sheriff.
Fremont June eth ls62.-22w5 Pc fee $40
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Tnc Great French IRomcdYi
MADAM BovINs CELEBRATED sIlsyER-coArEr
EEMAL-E RiL-L g. ~

MADAM. BONiN'S rOtLhbnA ottfF rs va ~
EEMAt-E PiL-G5- WI :
The only certain and Safe Remedy for all Utcrine Oh
structons Monthly DIBcuts irregularities, and all the
other diseases to which the woman, wo and Mother q
peculiarly liable. "A
These Pills contain deieterous Ingredients, bot are
safe and certain 10 their action They will bs found te
exert the nppest effect In all Of Prolapaus Uer
ia Luchoe, the Whites they will be found the o.
siest and mott certain that be found II Is on
sccount Of this certainty they should not Be tsken ~
Pregnant Females Cdvring the vSt fArss Aonfhs i'-
carriage ostain) 20 be brought on buta other pert
DDS their use is perfectly safe.
N. Bone Dollar enclosed to any authortaed Agent,
will ensure package Of Pills by return Of mall. '
.H -t C. CROSBY, General Agent,
For. Erie, c. w., Buffalo, N. Y
CAurios.-Beware of Counterfeiis, the genuine have
the signature Of c. Crosby, the outslds wrspper.
For sale In Fremont, by c. r. McCsiioeh, g. Buekand,
Z. Dillon In Clyde, WIN. J. Miller. 4oyl
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-06-13

The Baltimore City Union Convention
held a session on Wednesday last, 10 that
city. A series Of resolutions was passed
reafiirming their unconditional adherence
to the Union, and also opprOviag The policy
proposed by President Lincoln an his mes
soge ofthe 9th of Aorch last, and sanction
ed by Congress, rendering pecunniary aid
to such States as may choose to adopt a
system of grodv0l enaaeipatioa. They
also resolved that the State Constitution
ought to be changed so as TO correct The
present unequal representation Of the peo-
pie 10 the Legislature, and TO secure she
right 0fIepresentatiop in proportion 10 the
white population in all parts Of the State.
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sheriff,s sale.

Is. saudusky County Common Pleas.
Amos c. Rodgers.
10y virtue of Order Of Sale issued from said Court In
ID the above entitled cause shall at the door of the
Court House in Fremont, in said county, Ohio, on
Saturday, The l2M day of July, a. d. 1862,
R O'Clock In the afternoon Of snd day. offer for sale NJ
public auction, the following described lands aud tenc
ments, to wit;
fraction Of Lot, number eleven hundred and fifty
Ol61) in the town of Fremont, County Of Sandusky,
and State Of Ohio John street. commencing from the
line Of the south east o High street. and running
from thence east 1857 feet and from this front
line south 20 the ine of the Cleveland and Toledo Rail
Road, appraised at $4,000.
AR FERGUSON, Sheriff.
Fremont, June 9th, 1ss9--22w5. Pl fec 1925
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Established i'm 1915.
ThreSherS and SeparatOrS.

In the manufacture of Thesers and Separators have
Aimed in the first place, select the approved pat
ternS-such have been tried and found to give salts
faction holding myself ready at all times to adopt such
improvements experience may suggest being desr-
ble In the next place, have endeavOred to select the
best material and have always been careful to employ
none but the most competent workmen. have also in
stituted the careful scrutiny Of all OF my jobs before
they placed in the sales and in this have
been able to supply my toners with but the
complete work II Is to these facts that my Machines
owe their renu tation with farmers and threshcrs.
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Farm for Sale.

%, FTHE SUBSCRIBERS offer TO sell their Farm,
BiJ i situated one mile west Of Fremont, on the
t3llL Rollersville road contdning Eighty acres Of
Land, comfortable House. good Barn, and other out
Buildings grated Orchard In full bearing, and abun-
dance Of Peaches, Cherries Pears and other small fruit
We will SELL " desired, with crops the ground, aud
give possession soon.
TBRMs:-Ohe third down, and reasonable time 10 pay
the remainder. We will sell cheap.
z. W. X II. D. WILLIAMS.
fremont June 9th, 1s62.-22tf
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Special Notices


Rsg- MATHEWS CnocotAfH Work. Dnops
Never fail destroy and sxiermna,e al tnds Of Ipies
tinai Worms Are perfectly reiabis IN al Aes and far
superior 20 any snd dhths fancy Worm oeuscsioss aui
nsuseous yermiivgssp use. They mar bs taken n AZ
times With petfectsaey the5 contain No listcury o.
other deetcious drug MnthersshAuid always purchases
them and give their chiidrrn no other
(No chthariic whatever Il necessary 70 b. r,veu)
For sale by all Druggists and dealers IN hedcnes.
Price. rs cents. A. l. MATHEWS, Genorni Ag't d
4oy1 Dudalo, N. r, and Fort Ere, 9. ".
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I7zg 81 asylEAg \ A!!g!;: P!,,II4G1
4 SPECIFIC REMEDY FOR


SpermstoTThsa Seminal WeakHess and General ITri-
tabitiiy in etiher
This Maady the terrible consequences Of which too
wo known TO require than bare allusiOn to them,
of the most insiduous and therefore dangerous
all the long catalogue Of human ills II saps the very
springs Of Life rapidly uuemines the constitution, and
sinks the unhappy vlctP into becility and
grave. From to six boxes of the SPECIFIC PILL are
sufficient to effect permanent in AGGRAVATED
CASES, whether constitutional arising from abuse
EIcesses
Medical Testimony.
ave believe 1t to be- in the treatment of Speratorrhea
near a speci6casRhy medicine can be."-B KEITH NJ
D., Am. Jour Of Medical Science.
al have found them oil that could be desired Their Ell
eet WONDERFUL. fused them in a case ni
SpermatOTrhea Of long saRdiHg which has been under
treatment for years think three boxes will complete
the cure."-E. p DicKEE, NJ. D..
't1- This is bota Homeopathic Remedy nor is there
any mercury other deleterous ingredient combined
with il.
PRICE-Sl per Box; six boxes for S5 by mail prepaid
For sale by all respectable druggists and at the Sole Gen
eral Depot In the United States. hy
J. WHNCHESrEH, "a, John St., Y.
Nov.l, 1881. s.H.K,ks. N.H,Ct 42y1
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WOODBURY,s PATENT,

have thus far found that Woodbury's Patent is the
sought alter by threshers and certificates show
itdoes good work and gives excellent satisfaction The
FIRST premium awarded TO this machine at the Mich
gan and the Ohio State Fairs in 1885, and 1t has always
received the first premium at County and State Fairs
whenever exhibited both in the United States and Cana
das. am the only manufacturer Of this very superior
In
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Masonic.
HALL MONTICELLO LoDeE, No. PA, +. A. NJ. 4
CLYDE Ohio, May %, 1852. s
Tho following is an extract from the proceed

/
ings of said Lodge aH
IthAybq been 10 the Lodge that the remains
Of our worthy and esteemed brother HENRY W. GF-'
FORD have arrived this place Tor nterment, theTeup-
on VIM S. Harrison moved that committee be appoint
ed 10 rep0rt solutions expressive Of the OF the
Lodge The motion then voted upon and carried
Whereupon brothers Vim. M Harrison, Wm. s. Russell
and Samuel Rhoade were appointed by the Worshipful
The following preamble and resolutions were reported
By the committee and adopted by the Lodge
Whereas II has pleased the common leveler OF human
tneRs-the Grand Architect Of the UniverEeto
move from among us by DEATH our worthy and esteemed
bt other Henry W. Clifford who mortaly wounded on
the battle field Psbug Landing, Tennessee on the
eth Of pr 1852 while engaged IN vigorously and man
fully defending the Constitution and laws of countryi
Therefore Resgred That in the untimey departure OF
our deceesed Henry W. Clifford the fraternity has
lost kind a1econAe and beloved brother, who with
sought the true SYMBOLS OF Masonry by aborng TO sub
due his passions by the plumb and steady his DER
the ehequered pavement Of this uneven word yet he
shalt fiven memory and dwe IN anections. As
citizen he social kind, aecionate, berali Ms
soldier patriotic and hFaVe and as hason worthy We
drop the tear Of affection with the evergreen upon him
who has gone to the Grand Master who presdeh In
the temple not made with hands eternal In the heavens
Rssolued That hereby tender sympathes IN the
friends and relatives Of the deceased In this hour Of their
afliction.
ResolUed That in memory Of this our bereavement In
the loss OF brother this Lodge be clothed In the
al badge Of mourning for sixty days.
| Res0lued That we tender sincere thanks to the
Fremont Band for their kind assistance in tina funeral
ceremonies.
Resolped That tae above preamble and resolutions
spread nnon the records this Lodge and that copy
the several editors Of Fremont with request
| WIN s. RUSSELL,
SAMUEL RHO AIDES, ri
CLYDE, June 8, 1862. oommittes.
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IOrncla WOOD, by
her ucat friend saudusty County Common Pleas.
William Fields.
Sarah Fields, Ct, al
DY virtue OF order Of Sale issued from said Court
ID in the above entitled cause shall at the door Of the
Court House in Fremont in said Sandusky county, Ohio
Saturday, the l2M, day Of July, a. d., 1862,
at o'clock the afternoon Of said day. offer for sale at
public auction, the following described lands and teae
ments to wit;
Commencing the northeast OF Moses Georges
land in the southeast quarter Of section number twenty
(20) in Township number four ) number seven
teen Q7 in Sandusky county state of Ohio, at stone
thence west fifty your and sixty six One-hundreths rods
TO stone; thence north thirty and sixty four one
hundrcths chains 10 stake the south line of the Mau
and Western Reserve Turnpike toad thence eastey
along the south line said Turnpike road stake at
the northwest Of land ownedby Thomas Magre.
In said secon thence twenty eight and ninety nine
hundredths chains to stone at the place OF beginning
containing forty two 4 acres two roods and thirty
rods Of land excepting and reserving two OF land
occupied by the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, and for
their Railroad ira ok said land Also excepting
1ve (5 sold Of the northeast Of said
tract making thrtyfve (5l two roods and thirty
rods of land. Appraised at 81 400
Chester Edgerton, Attorney.
4 r. FERGUSON. Sheriff
Fremont, June eth ls62-22w5. Pr fee $50
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Tho Ladies, soldiers, Ala society,

Meets every Thursday afternoon, in Buck
land Block (second story) The ladies of
the town and vicinity arc invited to attend.
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Time Table.

There but two passenger trains per day. each way
on the C. 7. Road; trains will leave followsi
Going East, Mail % AN. N. Y. EXP. $50 Pm.
Going West, Mail o.20 AM. Tcleg Exp. 0.4OP.M.
Fremont Lima and Union Road train leaves at e9O AM
Saudusky Dayton Cincinnati Road trains leave Clyde
Going South, Mail, 900 AM. Accom-, 400 Pm.
Going North, Mail, 400 AN. Accom-, 1925 Pm
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local ana MisceIIanecus Natters.
Nj. PETTINGILL & co.,

No. 81 Pp'k Roc, Neo York, d State-st, Boston,
ARE our authorized Agents for the Fremont JorRSAL,
in those Cities and authorized to take Advertisements
and Subscriptions for us at our LOWEST RATES
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The Germans in Cincinnati have collected
$500 in dime contributions, fDr the purchase Of
a sword for Gen. Sigel. Hermann Loradine, Of
that city, viii manufacture it. ~.
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wall Arrangcmcnts.

At tho Fremont Postofice, the mails will close
Going East and South, at --...---..--. 30P Pm.
Mestand North, at ---------.- .--- 300 AN.
May II, 1862. H. r. sHoMo, Postmaster
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ROLL OF HONOR-mAY,

Owing to our absence last week the "Roll of
Honor was deferred. The following amounts
were paid on subscription during last month: