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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-12
Central o. Conference Seminary,
MAUMEE CITY. OHIO.

! : MNUUTE vi n VIIIVs :"
TE1HE Fall erm eleven weeks will begin Sept 2 with
a fall and completes Board Of Instruction, aud
and valuable Philosophical and Chemical APparAtna.
neca attention will be given h0roughly and rapidly
pfsparng both Ladies aud Gentlemen 10 ali the saoan
cisa teaeheFs caused BY the absenes Of patriotic
teachers now In the Army. Expenses OF Tuition and
For particulars, Address, J. W. HIETf,
Aug. 90, is62-slw3 Naumee City, o.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-12

Cairo Sept 6.-News was received at head
quarters last night that Olarksville had fallen
into the hands of the Federals. Colonel Lowe
left Fort Donelson Saturday with the intention
ofattaeking the rebels at that place Oh Sunday.
He was met by them, 1900 strong. The rebels
were quickly dispersed, and twenty -fye prison.
ers taken.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-12

In Fremont the % inst, by Rer. s. II. Alderman
LYsANDER AIMS, Of Co. 2lst Regt oY and Miss RUTH
MoNEAL, all OF rSRndusky county.
BY the same the Sd, CHRIsToPnER TnAYRR, late of
Co. f., 26th Regt 0.V., and Miss MARY DAHARsH, all OF
Sandusky county.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-12

Gen. KimbalRs brigade, composed Of the 4th
aud 3tb Ohio, 18th Indiana and 7th Virginia,
was in none Of the recent battles.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-12

Mai. General Heinizelmnn has been appointed
a ~ command Of the forces for the delense ei
Wefhingtpn south Of the Potomac.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-12

IN Aheratiue, Tonic DHretie aud Mid Cathartic---
Price, rs cents per box containing SO Pills.
Each box contains hfty pills which makes them as
cheap again any other standard pill and four times
cheaper and warranted much superior In the of
ous diseases to of the syrup mixtures sod besides
beinga more convenient and proper form for The
Pills principally Alternative medicine their basis
being the solid extract OF Sarsapara prepared in SUI
periOr manner but sufficiently eathsrc to gently assist
nature without purging which makes them
peculiarly adapted to weak and enfeebed persons nvg
Grating and strengthening the body purifying the SYSTEM
producing rich blood, and healthy action OF the
stomach and liver
They acknowledged by ablest PLY scians to be
not only highly unexceptionabe, but ecseious in the
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-12

ccivcd here last night and additionally confirm
ed this morning, OF the Occup tion Of Frederick
CITY. MARYLAND, BY the rebel forces naturally
excited much surprise and alarm. There was
but limited opportunity for obtaining infor-
nation from that point, most all the intelligence
coming by way of Baltimore. The Government
authorities received the nows early yesterday
evening In written documentary form.
Last nipht immense bodies Of our troops were
In motion for the Upper Potomac and elsewhere,
and to-day the military operations continue =
Nearly all the rebel troops haveapparently been
drawn from our front None in large bodiesro-
main. There is no doubt that large reinforce
men,s of rebels were yesterday passing from
| Ashleys Gap south of Leesburgh, as II intond.
! ing TO cross Snydors Ferry, which is between
| Point of Rocks and Edwards Ferry.
The Rebels move in solid column. First cav
T airy. next. artillery then infantry with thei
baggage in the rear; and these againare followed
in the same order by similar descriptions o
troops Thepeople of the valley have coniribn
\ ted to the subsistence OF the rebels and doubt
4 less furnish thom with oil needed information
Nothing has been heard from our troops q
Harper's Ferry aud Martinsburg, who are Gu
off from renlorcements by the movement OF th'
rebels toward Frederick.
! From this gentleman's conversation with tn
' rebel soldiers he derived the impression tina
|. one of their objects was to destroy the Westeri
Central Pennsylvania Railroad aud otherwis
operate in that State, and having ulterior design
{ on Washington aud Baltimore. Our informan
( was glad TO leave the neighborhood Of Frederic
e without caring TO remain long to verify hi
data
e A gentleman who arrived here to-day havin
$ left Frederick between 8 aud 10 o'clock las
o night on horseback, says the rebels there, AZ
a estimated at 10000 men under Stonewall Jack
son.
Q New York, Sept. 9.--The Times says editor
: ally that General Mcdowell is in this city undo
arrest, as we are informed, on charge of Treason
; By whom it is preferred or what grounds, W
are not aware.
/. Martnsburg, Sept ITO Maj. Gen. Wool
y have the honor 10 report that the enemy, AZ
: Cavalry who attacked my outposts have bee
: defeated with the loss of about so prisoner
: horses and arms now in our possession. o.
{ loss 10, wounded, Capt. Grovenor and Lieu
3 Logan of the 18th Ill. Cavalry. Loss of the en-,
= = my greatly exceeds our own, but is not acc'
= rately known.
{ Signed julius WHITE
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-12
Family Medicine UneQuaTed.

The compound Sarsapara Pills used for the perma
nent of those diseases which arise from impure
ach and liver and wherever medicine is required nvig
crate and purify the system.
They purely vegetable compound, and may be
used by persons OF all ages They pleasant the
palate, and produce nausea uneasness gripping In
their operation Hundreds of certificates could be given
of those who have used them with great benefit.
Purchasers win be particular to ask for 'r. Roberts
Compound Sarsaparilla Pills. and observe that the green
wrapper each box has fac simie OF the signature of
Jos Roberts, n. and C. p Fay and TO purchase
others.
All applications for agencies aud letters the subject
Of the medicine, must be addressed post paid TO G. p.
Fay, New York City.
Sold Wholesale and retail by 8. BUcKIAND,
Sept. II mos Fremont Ohio.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-05

would like to marry her. am under the
impression that she thinks very well oil
me. / certainly do of her, and would
marry her provided she would accept me.
She has never given me any decided proof
that she loves me, though fancy she likes
me much. As am q poor young man,
and III receipt of only enough salary to
pay my own expenses, feel delicacy
in Offering myself or telling her my
circumstances, though she knows that
am clerk in wholesale house. have
told her SO. Still fear she may reject
me if / offer myself A lady friend of
both has given me to understand that
can get her by asking She may be mista-
ken. During alate visit at her fathers
house in the country, while upon the lawn
she pluCked three roses-one full blown
red one, and two small white buds-and
gave them to me, without aremark of any
kind. Now think she meant more than
she was willing to confess to. Do you
suppose she meant to tell me that she
loved me! have heard of ladies convey
ing their thoughts through flowers to
gentleman in this way. Are you sufficient.
ly well posted about the language of
flowers to interpret my friends meaning ?
If not perhaps some one Ofyour numerous
lady readers will enlighten me upon the
subject"
The Editor answers as follows:
A rosebud signifies first love, and full
blown rose signifies declaration of love.
If the lady meant anything, therefore, she
meant to convey to you the idea that she
loved you and that you were her first
preference. We are little surprised that
a man of your intelligence would not have
guessed as much on the instant and made
declaration on the spot that would have
elected mutual understanding. You are
truly timid lover, and hardly worth the
admiration of a woman who, very properly
looks for a chivalric courage and bold
ness of enterprise in her manly idol.
Since you are diffident, however, and dare
not utter your thoughts, employ saga
cious lady friend to convey the state of
your heart to the lady and really (not
doubtfully) ascertain the state of bers.
Faint heart never wonifair lady," remem-
Der, and yours is certainly one of the
faintest character.
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of said delegated route OF routes, % b
Withdrawn from presumption. private en-
Try and salei and when any portion of said
route shall be inally located, the SecFeta-
~ Of the Interior shall cause the said
lands hereinbefore granted to be surveyed
and set OF as fast as may be necessary for
the purposes herein named: PrOUi4sd, That
IN hxtng the point Of connection Of the
main trunk with the eastern eounexions, Il
shall be 6xed At the most practicable point
for the construction Of the Iowa and Mis-
souri, branches, as hereinafter provided,
Sec. 8. And be it further enacted, That
the line of said railroad and telegraph shall
commence At point on the one hundredth
meridian Of longitude west from Green
Wich, between the south margin Of the VAL
ley OF the Republican river and the north
margin Of the valley of the Platte river, in
the Territory Of Nebraska. at a point to be
dxed by the President Of the United States,
after actual surveys; thence running west
eIly upon the most direct, central, aud
practicable route through the territories Of
the United States, to the western boundary
Of the Territory Of Nevada, thore to meet
and connect with the line Of the Central
Pacific Railroad Company of California.
fro m coxTIxuKp.1 as
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-05
FRIDAYS FIGHT.

at dawn of day on Friday. Rearney, Re-
no. and Hooker, of HeintzlemRn's corps,
came up before Manassas. fff
Birhey's brigade was first on the battle
ground of Manassas at q o'clock on Friday
morning. The enemy had left the immedi-
ate vicinity of the Junction, and the build
ines were burning behind them. Kearney's
division was now ordered to mrrch on, cross
Bull. Run, near the Orange and Alexandria
Railroad, and move on Centreville, where
the enemy were reported to have been
posted 10 considerable force. Kearney ad-
yauced, and drove in their videttes and
crossed the run without opposition, =
One mile beyond the bridge, on a COM
maudiug height, Kearney now made dis-
position of his troops for battle, sending
ont shirmishers to the right aud left &c.--
After the arrival of Kearney, advancing to
within mile and a halt of CentreVille,
they met regiment of the eneny's cayal-
ry, who Immediately charged on them.
Our cavalry skirmishers-twoii cOmpa-
nies of the I'd Pa. CayalryEtprned and
fed. the enemy in hot pursuit.
On arriving near our infantry line, they
were met by heavy FIRE from our infan-
try administers on the right and left of the
wood, aud thrown back in confusion.
Gen. Birney here came near being taken
prisoner. The rebel cavalry seeing him in
front, noticed his shoulder straps, and
then commenced scrub race for life on
one hand and a General on the other
However, Gen. Birney escaped. u
KeaFney's division now advanced t
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I9-SPbcLAL NOTICES D0nbIO tho bboYe rAtea.
H6-Yearly Advertising reasonable terms, accor-
ding to the space occupied and the number chRpgos
made.
All INSTRUMENTATION transient persons or StranR
ers, to be paid for IN advance. 49,
business Cards not exceeding 1--WE lines SO peryear,
50 for six months hut for shorter period nothing
will be counted less than square,
The privilege OF Annual Advertising is limited to
the Advertiser own Immediate business; and all
advertisements for the benefit of other prisons as
well all legal advertisements and Advertisements
ofaucton sales and real estate sent in them musE
be paid for at the usual rates. F
Ga-Adyertisements not accompanied with Eritteh
directions will be inserted until forbid and charged
accordingly. e iIl1as
Notices Tor Political Meetings to be charged in all
cases at full rates.
Marriages, ieesOf Funerals, and announcements
of sermons, so cents each. nonv1l-'6e
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-05

HEADQUARTERS GEN. PoPE's Army, I
CENTREvrLLE HEIGHTS, Va, Sept. lst.
Your correspondent arrived at Centre.
vile on Saturday afternoon as Gen. Pope
and the army of Virginia were returning
from the hard fought battle field of Manas-
sas Plain.
Seven hundred rebel prisoners were filed
up the Fairfax road in the rear of Centre
vile, while McDowell's corps came sweep
ing up from the battle. continue the
history of the retrograde movement et the
army of Virginia from Saturday at six
o'clock, up to which time full account has
been furnished you by your correspondent
G. A. p.
Before commencing my report as an eye
witness / .amienabled to give the following
succinct account of the previous four days
fighting, through descriptions aud data
kindly given me by Gen. Kearney, through
his Chief of Staff: iese
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The Retrograde Movement OF the
Army--InIercstinE History OF the
Anair--Detailso OF tho FighiIng.
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Aanestloh and Ans,re

Some one asks the Editor of Noah's
Times and Messenger the follwing ques-
ton:
Sometime since made the acauain-
tance of a very pretty lady, who is both
wealthy and accomplished, and think
somewhat proud j have met her several
times during the past few weeks, in the
city and at her fathers country house, by
her special invitation. She has a large
circle of acquaintances, and among them
q suspect) more than one gentleman who
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Saddles. Harness, TRUNKS &


Y r. SHEPPARD No.1S1 Main Street, corner
., Union will continue to keep on hand alargeAn and
assortment of all Artclesin his line consist
E Of Ladies', and Gentlemen's Saddles, Fine Coarse
Harness. Trunks YGliees, Carpet Bags Ooli
lars, HameS, Whips, &c.
would respectfully call attention to my stock and
trust by strict attention and promptnesl, to merit
coutin1anee Of the public patronage y
All kinds OF repairing promptly done, and IN pro
pSE@sp9SF ..Dso ssS 'h 1asthhhRi Isl, Main Street
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wEDNEspAYls MOVEMENT.

To carry out the plan of capturing the
Rebel force at Bristows, Gems. RenO's and
Kearney's divisions were dispatched from
WarrentOn to Greenwich, on the turnpike,
north of Manassas, to cut off the enemy If
he should plan retreat back again to
Thoroughfare Gap.
To prevent similar movement on the
part of the enemy, Gen. Sigel was ordered
to Gainesville and Gen. Mcdowell was dis
patched to Thoroughfare Gap.
Gen. Hooker was advanced along the
railroad to Bristow's Station, to attack the
enemy in the front, while Gen. Banks was
ordered to follow Gen. Hooker as reserve,
in case the enemy should defeat Hooker,
and cause our forces to assume retrOgrade
movement. 90 H
The order to Mcdowell was also to keep
Lougstreet and Ewell from joining jackson
at Manassas by the way of Thoroughfare
Gap. Mcdowell was not able to arrive
soon enough to prevent the enemy from
being reinforced by the great mass of the
Rebel army.
The enemy, in force arrived Mt Manassas
on Wednesday evening, when Ewell was
sent to Bristow's Station, to destroy what
Union supplies there should be standing on
the track. Ewell's force coming up was
met by Hooker coming down, and also by
Kearney, who had arrived by way of Green
Eich. The fight at this station was sig-
nal victory on the part of Hooker and
Kearney.
Through the combined infantry move
ment of Hooker and artillery movement Of
| Kearney, 700 prisoners we're taken in this
engagement, beside some small arms and
accoutrements. The enemy were driven
back to Manassas, and as night came on
they took possession of the lights across
Broad Run. Then both forces rested.
In this battle the loss of the enemy was
heavy, and among them were some of theiE
finest officers.
Gen. Ewell was wounded in the leg by 9
shot from rifed cannon, and his leg has
since been amputated.
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9atlggntelIi9euc
TERMS of ADVERTISING.

TWELyIsouD LINES or NoSPAREn, (oR oNE IxoH, Jon
LEss, MAXI A soUGRE.
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OR MIsERYPsll
THAT is THE QUESTION. asss2g

rTIHE Propristossoftks ..PAK1sIAN cABrSFr56S 81
i WONDERS ANATOMY, and lIEDIOTN ~ hl11-in
deteruined regardlo.s o. sxpensl % iE1e ffsa DOR
the benaht q suffering unAuitYl EOUF a. tf7i7slaA
most instructive and intsnostinE 1acturn O TI1T a
riage and IL Disqualification, Nervous DrbfiifV
Premature Decline of Manh60d, InllIEoIfiol Ve1fss
ues or DepTe1siOns Las % IueFgy d6d vita PoVT-
efA the aroat Social Evils, and tllo lIalad1 lIIcE
s9otE tron yo1thlnl iailios EEeoal a. lflfuFfV -
isnoEalee q Rhysi1ogy and EaturiI IIII Il
nv daable Leetlr9 hlYg been the means - epliEt<
enin8 ane a1>tug tholllanda and wiz bs tA-
nee On tbs roeapt 0fi pnr afsnps, by aIiTe1IInrr.
SllDhEIAtt1 RAkIstAH QEnINEFi o. ANa411rr. -,
aEDicrfr sas RroadWay. New EoFE- ~ aJsl-tFai ~
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CARE0N OJy
Sayings Bank of Wheeling,

OGee, Hafn-SE, betioeeB HoNros Gie uaton-
1EoNEY RECEIVED on TRANSIENT DEPOSIT
INl Interest paid on Special Deposits. ColeetiOns
promptly attended to- Exchange ON the East bought
and ssid THOS. Il. LIST, President.
sAMLP HTLDRETH, Treasurer. Jan14'6s
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HEADQUARTERS GEN. PoPE's ARMY,
CENTREvILLE HEIGHTS, Va, Sept. lst.
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Only about half of the Army of the
Peninsula we're engaged. Summers corps
arrived on Sunday morning as reserve,
and Immediately took up the right wing
of the army, where they now stand,
anxiously awaiting the enemy. NJ. d. i.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-05

ceutreville aud occupied the works with
ont molestation, Hooker aud Reno en- j.
camping three miles in the rear on Thurs
day night, and Sigel slso coming up from
the direction of Manassas.
Tie stone bridge WAS destroyed and
Sig0ls skirinisbers soon met those of the
enemy in the woods on both sides of the
Warrenton road, hut beyond the Leesburg
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-14
Ohio MILITARY Dlressory.

:. - = -. -
IoSSA ftSTr ,tTTfT 80 II n f'A-'A'l 'f'A-A'l
lsi-Eau1Ed a. RarrOts omp Woua. liunfOrdsvills
2d-L. A. Harris, Camp jefferson, Bacon Greek, Ky,
3d-John Beatty, 1t. Coli Oommanding, Camp Jenef
son, Bacon Oreek, KY : 81 Ia ~ i y9fi
4tn-sonn .; Mason, Camp AeyS' homney, We, zgC
5h-samnelA y, Dunqing, 90 eSzgL 10 gNTTarTs
0th-W. n. bQaley. camp WickIne, ky. s1s.z EFt
1th-1rastus BfTyier, Camp Kelly, komney W, O-
stn-S. 3. vsrlVl; HIc,, 60 r,,..,a 90 =. 81 b
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arenn7ssse,s.

Tho recest news brought By the gunbpat ex
pediiion that penetrated up the Tennessee rive
from Fort Henry through Tennessee 20 Flor
l0ehce in Northern Alabama, rsjoices all trul,
loyal hearts, II demopstraies the great fac
that in what We call the s'seceded States" Z
large portion, and inIndany localities, MAORI
~ 6fphe people, are readyDto rally and eyer
fsht under the old beloved stais and Stripes.
- Let us look at some facts in regard to Ten
nessee. We know for certainty that there ID
In E.stern Tennessee'G large loyal populs ton,
probably hsjority. OF W estern Tennessee
's2s cannot speak 90 confidently; but there are
facts strongly Indicating that the entire State
MAY, under wise and prudent counsels, be speed
lily restored to the Union, There are now five
thousand Tennesseeans in our army in Ken
tucky, and nothing but opportunity appears to
be wanting to increase that number BY thou
sands upon thousands more. While many Of
the patriotic sor . Of Tennessee Ase using their
influence at home and in our national counsels
for the Union cause, none Of her uprominen
men appear to be taking an active part in fur
therauoe Of the rebellion. '7.nsliiiia I s,i,e,4
II is signifcant fact, that while Tennessee,
at the last Presidential election, polled 145 333
votes, and on che question Of secession l52, I4s
she cast, as the recent election Tor President Of
the rebel coniederacy, less than $4,000 votes.
Therecan hardly be a question in the mind
Of any Intelligent man, that as our Armies pen
etrate through Tennessee sOutbastd, they will
ind, NOT only 10 that State but Ia the whole re-
gion from its mountains to the Gulf a Union
ssntiment which, IL not already in the ascend
ancy, will soon grow into q controlling power,
and cause the Flag Of our Union" to wave
once more ID triumph and IN peace over our
whole sonthern border, ,a s',sa-sg 'sissses
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-14

q Rfslep1rIoA AND ATrOrsfnEsTs- -4 Il has beer
fumored for some days that Colonel Marro~
had rssigned.EsIs 10 nov stated to beDs fact
though We are not Informed % 70 the cause.-
lis, however, probably owing 70 long coniia.
ned ilI.health,4 We understand that the re,
ques. oiiths Third Rsginentwill be complied
With, who, II is said, have unanimousIy petition
ed for The promotion o. LieosenAD. Colonel
John Beatty 10 the oOlODeicy; Major J.mwar-
rem Keller, Of Springfield, 70 be Liebtensbt
Colonel, and CaptAiu 3 A., Lawson, Of This
city, 70 be Major. Lient. E D. HOuse will take
command Of Company A (Capt Lawson's) IA