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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-01

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Medicine that is now becoming pouui, .as|ertha,
any other article sold bv druggists
Key j . Il. Chaae, OF Rumney, n. H.. urGrr da+n nt
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tles OF White Pine Compound was received, as q,N
ering from most severe cold. took thr Coro,onnJ
ana was able t'Weach ir two days. believe
the Comnound ~ sn ihv"luate neG;ciro. dn wifil
thousaHts who know nothing 1ts yi,trla ytuld ho
come better acquainted wlthlt.r
Rev l.. c. Stevens, Pesor n tlc Pa,t,r trI,rh -.
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with 9'gnal success beLereuto be A.. a. -. hst
osr To"%% h~ntm,'S r, 1tlo'eg BESIDES its value
all 1t claims to be for kidney Diseases and DaDcie."
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the month mon AS last resort he thought he would tra
the the, W4as ~ p,ms c"mno~nd They h'cur,o bottle lar
him he began 10 take il and TO the prise c al i'm
Inedlatey showed signs OF amendment. tievp- month
afterwards ftth % 1850 in tull statement M hi> g.
esays 81 believe DR.. Poand's White l,in. Com,oua
unde1 God, has heen he cans o. d., t.oytil llu
TIP InoTeds re- Of easSs Of hine conpafnts rrrp
TIRE ELY oy taklngthe White Pine Compound, have been
repo ted by druggists. Herearc two sarnplrs
hn aged man in D9nv-rs. Mass, hearo of theCom
pound as wonderful curative for kidney comp Iantq
song great sufferer from that difficulty sen. to the
Apthecary two bottles. They CURED him Iesai1
many botl h mseIf 'N ''''
he second case was that of business me- u in Salem
Mass; He was asocured of the same cornpsnt After
journey brought on return of his former tcu!tv anG
feeklng i'll in Minnesota for the Cou ,ud lie vAa
competed to send ali the way to salem nave it for
July, 1860. DIR. POLAND MIR. j. c. Rutterte,d. ,Jr.
whosells your Medicine, has requested me to give
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doie or me- had been afflicted with the X dney Com.
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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-04-18


The Presidents message on the smauei-
patton Of slavery 10 the District Of colum-
bia, IS rs follows,
Fellow Citizens Of he Seaofe and House
Of Representatives: M
The act entitled an act for the release Of
certain persons held to service or labor In
the District Of Colombia, has this day been
approved and signed. 1i
have never doubted the constitutional
authority Of Congress 70 abolish slayery in
the District, aud have ever deaired 10 see
the National Capital freed from the insti-
tuition in some satisfactory way. Hence,
there has never been in my mind any ques-
tion on the subject, except one Of expedi-
eney, arising in view Of all the eiFcum-
stances. If there be matters within and
about this act which might have taken the
course or shape more satisfactory 70 my
judgment, do not attempt to specify them.
am grati6ed that the true principles Of
compensation and colonization are both
recognized and practically applied in this
act. In the matter Of compensation Il is
provided that claims may be presented
within 30 days Of the passage Of the act,
but not thereafter, and there is saving for
minors, femmes covert, insane or absent
persons. presume there is an omission
by mere oversight, and / recommend that
it be supplied BY an amendatory or suppl
mental act. (Signed)
ABRAMAM LINCOLN.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-04-18

We have been shown a document signed by
the Mayors in office of the cities of the United
States aud Canada, certifying to the superior
excellence of DR.. Ayre's Compound Extract of
Sarsaparilla and TO the value Of all his remedies
as articles of great public utility. Such evil
dence from such high sources bears out tri-
umphantly in the position we have long main
tanned with regard to DR.. Ayre's preparations or
more particularly our advertisements Of them.
No publishers need be more apposed than we
are to the PRONUNCIATION of quackery in any
shape, but we knew when we began, that his
remedies We're above any suspicion Of deception
that they were about the best it is possible to
produce for the cure of disease, and they have
the confidence of all communities where they
are known, Not alone because the Mayors OF
the whole country believe them useful to their
people, but because we know from experience
that they are TO ours, do we believe we ar,
rendering substantial service to our readers il
making their virtues known to them.
Princeton (Ky) Courier.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-04-18
rrom ,hs a6,n nerlmen,.
Camp MilrOy, near Beverly, Va,

April %, 1862
Enron JovRNAL:-since last wrote you 1T.
tie Of Importance transpired for sotus time AT
length after the arrival Of two different styles Of
arms the 25th received the Vincennes' Rides
with sword bayoneis, which makes US an effi-
ciently armed regiment The arms are Of fine
finish, weighing without the bayOnet 10 lbs,
with bayonet and scabbard l3 lbs. We make a
formidable appearance now on parade.
On lst April, detachment Of $50 men under
command Of Major Webster, started out into the
mountainous regions across Cheat River called
the Dry Fork country, to-day another eHpedi-
tion oflO0 men went to Leading Greek; and la
ter, another Of so men have gone out. Capt.
Crowcll went with the first, and Lieuts. BOwlus
and Randall with the second. All is expecta-
ton, and we are eager to know what they are
doing. The right men are out, and something
will be done, that's certain. Major Webster is
the right kind of man, aud the boys are all 80
strongly attached to him that they will do any
thing he orders, regardless of consequences. -
You will soon hear the result Of the expedition
which will be of more importance than this
The journal comes regularly to our company,
aud you eau scarce conceive Of the eagerness OF
the men TO peruse its columns. We are well.
Truly &c, Gro F. ALFKED.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-04-18
THE NEW COUNCIL

Tuesday Evening, April 15th.--The Mayor,
John NJ, Kline; Recorder, d. w. Krebs; Coun-
men, o. A. Roberts, Daniel Capper, Aaron Ben
nett, Bryan o'Conner, Casper Hodes Marshal,
VIM. Nyce, officers elect, met at the Council
Room. Ira Smith Justice of the Peace, admin
istered the oath of Office to the Mayor; the May
or then administered the oath to the Recorder
and Councilmeu.
The bonds of the Mayor and Marshal wer'
read and approved.
By unanimous vote of the Board VIM. Nyc,
was elected Street Commissioner of the villag,
for the ensuing year.
| o. A. Roberts was also unanimously elected
Treasurer of the Board.
| The Street Commissioner and Treasurer cacI
presented their bonds, which were duly approv.
ed and they sworn into their respective offices.
The regular meetings we're fixed for Tuesday
evening of each week
| On motion, the Marshal was instructed to fiji
up the Council Room at the Engine House, foi
the meetings of the Council. Adjourned
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-04-18
'TNN0EuIEV TWNEHI
d. p. HARKNE5S,
w. w. WALES.
PIrrsnuRa LANpINa. April NJ ls6


FRIEND W. w. WALEs;--We have had big
fight, but it is over now, aud we are back 70 our
tents again. We were also in a little fight last
Friday; but we made them hump We took
some prisoners, and lost sOne-among them our
Major aud colonels aid. The next Sunday
morning, Just after breakfast. our pickets were
driven 10. Soon the long roll beat, and We we're
ordered to fall into line. We formed line and
about eighty rods and there saw the eaemy -
hump. We laid them right and left We were
fighting there for two hours and half Gen.
eral Sherman told us 10 hold them 10 the point
us aud did until had orders to retreat that thsy
we're suFroubdiBg ua We then rsfreated back nenlf
throngh o0mPanys teRts aud made a stanA, but y.
had 20 retreat again for hafa mile whore made an
Flag We pared into them and made them retreat W,
then taoka battery, and lost II agHin.
In the engagement our 1st Leuienant, n. W. clifford
vas wosndec also PriyAses. Herman Plane and Getss-
and Capt Wegetien were killed. We was N the hght al
day Sunday. They drove until noon, then We held
them until night, when our rcnforcements came up In
the we opened on the rebels and theS hed Y
hAt day drove them about thsee miles out Of eur
On Tuesday drove thea TO the airend and ripped NJ
about three miles ofthe track While they were retrea
ing they burnt up their canteens and blaakes There
washonr and every thing else scattered along the road ol
mes We retook s0lnc prisoners that they hhd taken
from uS They did not burn oHr tents OF anything else
our rsss Coats Paais iod sveF thing sss that was osd
Il vas the greatest battle ever ush, 10 the United
States On Monday morning tha ARTILLERY fought ~ tuo
while he rebels eavs up sudtbeu " AosseA and haaf
ID and yelled,
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oonneIl Proceeding.

The old Council met on the evening of the
14th, aud finished up their business; there being
nothing of importance to transact.
The names of the officers of the Fire Depart
ment elected on the 18th March, for the year
1862, were presented and their appointment con-
irmed by the Council. They are
Chief Engineers. Buckland
LIST Assistant Engineer--L. W. Ward;
I'd Assistant EDgineer--C. H. Burdick;
Secretary--R. B. Bucklnnd;
Treasurer-Henry Stacy.
The amount of orders issued by the Council
and remaining unpaid amount to $l37 So.
Adjourned sine dio.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-04-18

PRErrY Coon JoKE--A London (O)
paper tells pretty good one on an old
bachelor of that place, who was present at
a Butter Fair, recently held in that town;
A lady who enjoys joke hugely, asked
him il ho would like to see the milking
machine on exhibition. The gentleman
Of course, signifed his assent when
Mrs. - conducted him to far cornel
Of the room, where a very young person
was drawing sustenauce from the maternal
font, and, pointing to the cherUh Mrs.
said that that was ono Of the most perfect
arrangements for the uSe in question ever
Invented. Such roar Of laughter follow
ed as was likely to bring down the plaster
ing.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-04-18

Con-. HoLLIEs.--It has not been stated,
we believe, that Com. Hollins, Of Tram"
''turtle" notoriety, was captured in the gem
eral rout at Island No. 10; bot such is the
fact. He is now a prisoner. The Com
modore made present Of handsome
squirrel gun to Major Speed Butler, Gen.
Pope's Adjutant General, thinking, no
doubt, that for some time to come AZ least,
he would have no use for such weapon
He may be expected here 10 day or two.
st. Louis Republican, I1M.
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A correspondent Of the Cincinnati Com
nsercial, writing fromthe camp of the Army
Of the Southwest says:
"Heartfelt congratulations flowed in up
on General Sigel, when the news Of his
promotion was received by the 6rst and
second divisions under his command. The
field officers called upon him in body to
congratulate him. The General has been
confined to his bed ever since the BATTLE
For five days and nights he was almost
constantly in the saddle, and during this
time scarcely slept at all. Tho consequence
was that bis nervous system, already en-
fecbled by previous attack of disease, was
completely prostrated. He'is not able to
sot up, but is slowly recovering. He leaves
for ST. Louis to recruit his health, as soon
as his strength will permit the journey"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-04-18

have been vita LIcut clifford ~ ias t1ys \. (. ~
ting along arsy. On Sunday about fhrra oclocf 80
Jake Perrin, tafio acfcrf Inn aitfhf f11 Upt11a
handkerehefs and tied up his and sierttt ~ ~
We made bridge ofsome rails and got HIN Wton
We cane % ne river We got host Ard vest V anotha1
and got him on, whero stayed aiIh Kim.
can't tell about the killed and nounfn6. yhcrn 4
thirteen Billed N opr regiment snt sgrentynFo uounol1
Ihouaa heecoth ~ uof compang 4 uoundst WIfkn.
Reynoldn, Pike, ard otheahh not Ynt rntn Oct
Captain, Eaton, n pouotsd "a Lieut. C6Icrli nf1nlaF
Russell 70 Captain, and Charley Durllarn to Lfsnt.
Your Fdspd
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-04-18

johnson seems to have been an unlucky
name With the rebels atPittsburg Landing
battle. Gen. Sidney A. johnson, the Com
Chief, was killed, so was George
w. johnson, Kentucky's Provisional rebel
Governor, and so also was Bushrod johnson.
If Mcclellan can kill Gen. Jo. E. john
son, now at Yorktown, the rebel race OF
Generals by that uame win be extinct.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-04-18


A private Of the 29th Indiana regiment, who
was wounded in the battle of Pittsburg arrived
at indianapolis Sunday. He says McCooks
division was forty miles from the scepe Of ac-
ton on Sunday morning, but IL arrived in time
to take part in the battle Monday.
A Massachusetts soldier, in Banks corps,
writes home as follows: s'rhe rebels get shy Of
our Enfiels We heard from people as we came
along that they swear hard about those 'd---d
long-range gunsl They do carry beautifully.
and are fatal if they hit mile of. p"
Among the rebel officers captured at Island
No 10, were two editors--J. Mcdaniel, Of the
Columbia Herald, Tenn, and Waltar s. Lips.
comb, Of the New Orleans Delta. They should
be well locked up.
| The New Orleans Bee remarks upon the sin.
gular frankness with which the Federuls an.
nounce their plans Of invasion, and the singu-
lar fidelity with which they have thus far sd-
hered to those plans.
The National hstel2iqcncer contains synopais
from the census of 1860 from which we gathcs
the remarkable fact, that while the Free Me-
groes in the Northern States number 222,713,
those in the Slave States reach the number of
259075.
| 1t is somewhat singular fact that a bill has
passed the Senate In reference to colored people
without exciting debate. The bill permitting
eolored persons hereafter to carry the mails was
passed without debate, and old Senators say Il
is the first time that any bill relating 20 colored
people, slave free, ever passed Senate or House
! without discussion Waahington Letter.
HEAVY BUsTNKss.-John Brown, Jr., writes
that his company have liberated ssSssatesA Alaa.
drAd slaves in the last four months. They ep-
crate in Western MissotTi.--LOraip Go. Rsns.
The most outrageous nigger thieves that
ever figured upon this continent arc the
rebel armies. Abolition armies, headed By
Garrison aud Wendell Phillips, coaldnt
possibly be worse Prentice N
A Missouri paper says that tho rebsls
"got ahead Ofthe Devil himsolfin their as-
rOcities." We have no doubt that they
are always ahead of him, csrtsiuly be :
after ihem.--Prentiee.