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tr woFf.
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How Grants Position 'fs Viewed ia
Washington.

Warrington.
OUR WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENTS.
WASHINGTON, May 27. 1868.
II Is considered by most military that the rebel
strategy looks to tcrorzing the frontier, while every
effort shall be put forth to crush Grants army.
he be able to take yicksburg by storm. he has
acquired by mos. perous movement foo,hold the
OF the city, which cuts on the entire Yazoo region
and win thereby enable him, II properly reinforced TO
push back the rebel the great river of Alabama,
and thereby the carly fall Of vicksburg aud Port
Hudson.
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IMPORTANT FROM TIE RhPPaNaN' OK.
>.>>-- ->~~>~--~~~---~-~~.--
The Rebel Army in Motion To-
wards Culpepper.
~~-~,.~e>~>.~->-~e>s-~-~
Probable commencement Of offensive Opera
'i0ns by General Lee.
--~~>~~>>>.~~->~~s>~~~~> y
Another Invasion of Mary land
FOrcshad0yved,
Aes, kess Zee

HEApouAnrlnr, ARnY rrossc,l
May -, J sc3.
The rebel army s evidently moving. General Lee iaf
ixsued an order, which road 10 tho troops q few
nights snoc congrnu,tng them upon their pat s'livc
mcnts, and orcshadowng raid into Maryland, ~ tells
them that they TO have long and faai innrehes
through country without raroaa and csIn mon every
be prepared for the severc't hardhifa. wonder
fol victories are Of course, promised thcn and hr ever
throw or our army predicted as inevitable cyo.'.
Tho trains Of tho cnsmy have beef ssen fnr
rcvcral days moving from Ito derot q sapp'r
below Fredericksburg, and bai.con reconaoFlan
bayo discovered n largo column rnahng rarlily
In tho direction OF ccipepfcr. Whether the army
intend making . raid into Maryland, or IN en-
deavoring to cot between General Iiookcr's nrms sni
Washington, we are unable 70 determine.
Every on the qgi riv and stirring ncss may 10
expected soon from thc Army Of tho Potomac.
Everything remains quiet along tho river fss ~
ditiona RHO pits being thrown up the th sant
but the rebel picxss lounge In Mo shade gsnal,
paren,ly oblvous all operations outside ~ their
sphere
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Death Of Ek-oSsesnsr Nosti TsrfIs.
fflea Nar IL ltNf
"a sovsfaas Noth Hsr.n sestq4irsf .n eets
Idlt ~ yuag y spHts
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day. had deserted from the rebcs, and their statement
agrees with those who previously in, that fully that
number had Sunday night deserted on hearing Of tho
fall OF vcksburg scattering and taking different routes to
enter lines.
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IIgApqrAKrsns, AEnY ~ uis pagos,c,
May ~. 1875
Pr,reafaoa Of 1oais % n, Ueroe, cf 'harc hrsoils
Flag Ty,fe,tpisa 10 Es Thir,y-ciOhh Nee Yosf, ~.
very ini.fcsgirg ceremony oocirred in 6rnerai fr
reys date gcagny) division. Of General sha-' corrs
yeficday Afternoon, being tho prcseriasn " uiwad~
o. hundred noaaiS ron.cnmmIssInnea cHeera ard
rriya,es Of the division distinguished for nrgtplo8n
ierviecs In tho battle of chanccl,orSsIre.
Tho presentation mndo In tho rrciercn - The a.
tire dlybiop dramn Up in q hollow square. sm0ng ~.
eufiai gotinf the medals Together with Major Us1n
rni eicklcs Meade and rney wlih Their ftafe dseea
iinr IIom 0eAfni ockcr- eaH. nid figadr ~ s.nrfns
iigmnhreys, Graham fTawfprd and Tyer With their
rpcetiva stn!a.
Thc presentation sptcch n,ada Nv Genera, Fickl~
and pron anoed q Tbs hsvrlrss ss.apnisa e
forts ~ the season.
lftor tia refeutaian - the aeas tesdtf fsi alans
of colors ftho ait q ,ne eyr Aes foss) rrseini
90 the hiry eighth Nc~ sls toaisrfs, Nbffe trir u
fcfycs "a about 20 axpie The colo erfF s~itad ~
aaer GoaofA ilfrry win nn anploprisie fiecfh, q
which tcilnr i4TrDbFiard responded
Cereal -icics eii here o. Gif ~ hc~ l9r@ - i'n
dayH' iessc ahrnnee rendered tsocafafy hy sLe af
state ~ his hoaih ile a-as that f,s visit shsI ba
cx,usiyelY psR ufel t5e thirty arverfh 3Da thirty
eighth regiments ihDalf -rfise dur W. rf~eeics ~ Nes
York. ~lsu togehaf its Gsntfsig Nofd I'D 1fAypsH
b. viii rarici.mts r. IN csaisu.
Tvrryihilg is gtiat VI iar array.
insffuDT Nlaif al A an H hrsa inTfvtar tr ircslf
lrora bat fiaie re- " sqmfaart ~ ifee issssa'i
~ Mirhl.an rtftirmsu
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Tbs Mississippfans in Virginia Dessr'
Ing the Rebel Army.

stffoir. Nay 20 1853 =
Fcrr % Gsc norc l.scrers h1ye esna % aiy fcla>
,he Forty soeo>a B,si~ipst. they sefe yaros. 4
.be b.tcrcd ehr AL Adorned ~ NJ tg.sg se.i,s
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Middle Tcrnesscc would have been fought before This
With our present army, which Is only large enough 20
operate on the defensive IL would be almost madness
General Johnston advance upon and hcht General
Rosecrans In his strong position around Murfrecsboro
Let our people at home be patient and hopeful The
awful struggle viii como enough General Johnston
is in commend lie knows when aud where 10 strike
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The Rebel Force Greatly Rcdurrd--
Communication Betws~n the PIcAess
Broken ON.

wAsuiS.ros May "a, 1876.
From the statements of gentlemen who harc uti ar-
rived from the RappahanDcck u sccms probabe ,ha, The
rebels have greatly reduced their strength, and main
tsining sbeli IN front OF iucs II liis wore
positively known 10 tho military authorities u 10 pro
babls that forces would NOT much 'cnrer rrmsln
inactive.
II IL further represented that ~ consequence q Ger
tain Information having bern resolved by ci'.susT n
Falmouth, which wps not obtained ihrcagb icgiii
chsnnes Ia relation 10 airs IN tho cpemys iircs,
and II believed arch Information bad hacn
mupcated by rebel soldiers who have been engaged In
hauling seocs In the ia?pabsnnocx, noie ~ss addressed
70 General lee ON the subject, protesting against con
tinusnoc o the practice. The result IL that The nshibe
has been dncontinre ed and ID" pIckcis Withdrawn 'aa
considerable distance from either shore of hnfrns This
breaks up the friendly visits Of the pirk'is 10 ots
another their swimming over, excbsns pairr, &c
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-07-31
wrSkoor,s ICELAND rEcronAn.

Diseases Of the Throat Chest and PamenaFy organs.
prevalent inSidiOus and dangerous The prep
critics Of medicine to alleviate, and uproot thess
complaints, must be Expeetorant Anodyne and 1nvgor
ating ooseniug the Of the throat and impartinE
tone to the entire system No discovery medical Sci
mastered this class Of diseases like Dr. Wyn-
koop Iceland Pectoral 1t used with the most aston.
ishng results in all Of Bronchitis, Influenza,
whooPing Cough, Dptheria, or Putrid sore Throat,
Asthma, Group, Cough Colds, Nervous Irritabty re-
The Rev. J. J. Potter esrti6es, that have used DR..
wynkooPs PecOralf for years; myself and in my family
forsevere Pulmonary Complaints, aud have recommen-
ded IL to many others, and have its equsl
Rev. J. J. Potter, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Hundreds and thousands Of important testimonials
could be produced showing its remarkable aud that
IL nsrer fails.
II is Composed of pure Iceland Moss Balm OF Giiead,
Peruvian Balsam, Elecampane, Comfrey, Burdock and
other invaluable expectorant and tonic ingredients
II ia harmless, prompt and lasting Invads sufferers
esnnot aordt to neglect trial. Every family should
havst. It sremarkabe for Group. EMIL descriptions.
and directions accompany each bottle
Sold in Town by all Druggists.
Prepared by Dr. R. D. wynkoop, and sold BY D. 3.
Barnes Co. New York. 2omo6
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-07-31

When late train of rebel prisoners, bound for
johnson Island, was stopping at Mansfield, the
following scene-so says the Mansfield Herald
was enacted:
One innocent young Vallandighammer, whose
mania is that the rebels are willing to make
peace whenever asked, inquired Of one officer,
"Ifhe didn't think the South was ready now to
receive overtures Of peace, and come into the
Union again?" "No, sir, emphatically replied
the officer, athe South does not want anything
the kind She wants recognition or annihi-
lationl. A well known follower of Vallandig-
ham asked another officer if he knew where he
(Yal.) wasY mo; are you one of his friends2"
"Yes, SIR" "Then give me your hand for / am
one, too" and the Secesh Col and the Northern
butiernut pump handled each other for quite
while.
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The Ladies of the Soldiers Aid Society of
this place are encouraged by The very liberal
support that has hitherto seconded their efforts,
to appeal again to the public to replenish their
nearly exhausted treasury. They have made
arrangements 10 open an Ice Cream Saloon in
Buckland's NKw Block on and during Saturday
next (to-morrow) where they will take great
pleasure in witnessing substantial proof of gen.
eral patriotism and of practical sympathy with
our suffering braves in the hospitals.
"Let us not be weary in well doing"
abraham, the father fthe faithful
Faith without works is dead
Promenade in Birchard Hall in the evening.
Mrs. b. FLINT, Pres't.
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By letter from the proprietor, we learn
that Gardner Il Co., propose visiting this place
in few days, to exhibit their splendid Panara-
ma of the War. Il is represented as being a
fine painting, and has received great praise
wherever exhibited. Due notice of the exhibi-
tion will be given.
II you wish dish Of nice leo Cream,
Tomorrow, call at the Ladies Saloon in Buck
lands ncw block, where it will be served up
through the day and evening. The proceeds to
go the treasury, of the Ladies Aid Society.
Gen. Buckland left Fremont yesterday
morning for vicksburg. His health has been
much improved by his short visit home
Lieut.. O. L. Long accidentally shot himself
through the right hand, Wednesday evening,
with revolver the ball bassing between the
second and third fingers.
FouND.-on the turnpike, east side of the riv-
er, nearly opposite Hocke's Tavern, on Wednes-
day afternoon, a small bundle Of calico. The
owner can have the same by identifying II, on
calling al the journal office,
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THE Great French REMEDY,

MADAM BOVlNS CELEBRATED SlLVER-CoATED
FEMAGG PILLS.
The only certain and safe remedy for all Uterine OBJ
structions, Monthly Dicuties Irregularities, and all
the other diseases TO which the woman wife and mother
is peculiarly liable. These Pills contain deleterious
Ingredients but safe and certain in their action
They will be found to exert the happest effect in all
OF proapsus uteri, in uchorrhe, the whites: they
will be found the easiest and most certain that
be found 1t s account OF this certainty that they
should not be taken by pregnant females drrnS tie r
three Months mfsearriage is certain to be brought
but at other periods their is perfectly safe.
N.B.-one Dollar enclosed to any authorized agent
will ensure package of Pills by return mail.
C. CROSBY, General Agent,
Fort Erie, C. W.; Buffalo, N. Y.
CAUrIoS.-Beware of Counterfeits, the genuine have
the signature Of c. CROSBY, on the outside wrapper
For sale in Fremont, BY c. r. McCuoeh, s. Buckland,
E. Dillon Son. In Clyde, by W. J. Miller. l5y1
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ITO AFFLICTED FEMALES--Dr. vELPEAus' FRENCH
i SILVER COATED FEMALE PILLs.-These Pills are war
ranted to remove all difficulties arising from obstructions
or stoppage of nature from whatever cause They are
perfectly harmless and may be taken by the most deli
catfmale, at the time they act like charm in
bringing on the monthly periods They should NOT be
be taken during the first three months pregnancy
miscarriage would be the result Each boz contains 90
Pills. Price 60 cents Impor ted and sold in the United
States only by the undersigned. box sent BY mail
when desired securely sealed and post paid, by
THOs. +. CHAPMAN,
2Sw4 831 Broadway, New York.
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Special Notices.

TTNHE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCES OF
NERVOUS YOUNG MAN.-Publshed as a warning
and for the especial benefit OF Young Men, and those
who suffer with Nervous Debility, Loss Of Memory Pre-
mature Decay, &C. &C. by who has cured himself by
simple MEANS after being put to great expense ineon-
venenes through the Of worthless medicines pre-
seribed by learned Doctors Single copies may be had
ree) Of the author, c. A. LAMBERT Esq OF Greenpoint
Long Island, by enclosing addressed envelope Ad-
dress CHARLES A. LAMBERT, Greenpoint, Long Is
land New York. 2Sw6
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From the sandusky Register.
A Sad Casualty.
V ERMILLIoN, July


VERMILLIoN, July Goth, 1863
A sad accident occurred to-day about 10
o'clock, A. M. farmer named Harwick, who
lives five miles from Vermillon, took his doub-
le buggy and started for church at Amherst.
he had 10 cross creek about two rods wide
but very deep, one mile from his house. They
were not heard from until o'clock P. NJ, when
a man passing the bridge saw buggy bottom
upwards He suspected an accident had hap
pened and went to the-nearest house to give the
alarm. He found at the house an old man, who
went with him TO the creek-got a rope to a
wheel and drew the buggy to the bank The
horses were attached still to the buggy The
old grandfather knew the buggy as his son 3,
who bad left home few hours before with his
whole family of seven persons-father, mother
and daughter aged ID years, and four smaller
ones, the youngest six years old-seven in ALL
the entire family The bodies of the father and
mother were found between the horses, fast in
the harness. The other five were on the bottom
The creek is only about two rods wide, and the
bridge three feet above water 1t is supposed
the horses ran off the bridge No one was left
to tell the tale. 1t was a sad sight to see the
old grandfather weeping over the bodies Of sew
en- dear ones whom he loved as they lay stretch
ed on the bank ofthe creek.
l think this is a correct statement as got it
from the man who helped get out the bodies
from the water.
Respectfully, DC, AS.
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88 GENTS
FOR THE CAMPAIGNi
Now is the Time to Subscribe!

Now is the lime to Subscribe!
The campaign for the election of Union men
to the Offices of the State, the Legislature, and
the various county offices, is now opened.
The voters of Sandusky County ought to be
thoroughly posted in all matters pertaining to
the exciting campaign now being conducted by
the loyal, Union people against the Vallandig-
ham faction, who would sacrifice the honor Of
Ohio, by compromising to rebels and traitors.
The Journal always has been and always
will be unfinching in its support of the Ad-
ministraton and the Union, and the only com
promise we propose to give them is uncondi-
tional surrender of arms, immediate return to
loyalty and the support of the Government; or,
determination. For this purpose we are ever
ready to cooperate with any and all men who
can and do adopt this platform.
The JOURNAL has all and the latest war news
up to the morning of its publication.
The JOURNAL publishes the local and county
matters and is always ready for delivery early
on Friday morning of each week. 1t will be
sent on the following terms:-Cash to accom-
pany the names:
For the campaign, IL weeks, .--- 80 cents.
For three months -.-- 40
For six months s----.---- IS
For twelve months. l,50
Left in town by carrier 25 cents additional
Remittances can be made by mail at our risk.
Address, ISAAC NJ. KELLER,
Journal Office, Fremont, Ohio.
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New Orleans letter contains the following
as to the rejoicing when the news of the capture
of Port Hudson was received
"Many persons who had never before, since
the city became rebellious raised the American
flag, on this proud day waved the national EN-
blem with as much apparent devotion as ifthey
never had been disloyal. The few determined
secessionists who did make their appearance
seemed as wretched as Others were happy"
Vallandigham and his sort are in favor ot
hauling down the American flag at Port Hud.
son and Orleans.
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Grecn sprlnrs LadIe., Ala soOretr


Mr.. KEELER-Will you please publish in
your paper report of the donations sent from
Green Springs Soldiers Aid Society, to Cleve-
land, May %, 1863:
Three boxes, containing hospital supplies as
follows: quilts, shirts, prs woolen socks,
ID pillow cases, pillows, 6 prs drawers, Is pads,
10 ounces lint handk'fs Az lbs congresses
and bandages, rolls lnen prs slippers, lis
papers and books, 80 pincushions, I2 papers
pins, 219 lbs CASTLE soap, 8 lbs dried peaches
GO lbs dried apples, 10 lbs dried currants, 3 ots
cherries, 81 qts canned peaches, qts tomatoes
3 qts cranberries.
July 1O-one barrel, two kegs-2l4 lbs but
Ter, IS doz eggs.
July 23.-Three boxes, contents, 81 pillow ca
ses, l6 sheets, bedticks, coat prs woolen
socks, handk' 'fs, prs drawers, 9 shirts, dres.
sing gowns, lbs congresses, 9 pads, 10 papers
pins, l52 pincushions, 3 lbs dried strawberries,
61a lbs dried currants, 16 lbs dried sweet corn,
25 lbs dried apples, 1919 qts canned cherries,
5 qts currants, 3 qts tomatoes.
The first donation was sent from Cleveland to
hospitals at Murfreesboro and hospital boats at
Vicksburg June lst; Second one to Western
Virginia, July Is.
Mrs. DR.. FINCH " Pres't.
NJ DANA Secretary. e
Green Springs. July 25 1863.
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IAIrORTANT TO FARMERS

And ohcr re siding in sparsey settled districts where
II Is diill;ul tn the services OF n physician,
RADWAY'5 REkD RELIEF Is invaluable It can be
used with positive Cf dUns good IN all
vhero pain disooHrts experienced or if seized cith
INFL JENA, l1prlIEHIA, SORE ThROAT, BAD
COUGHS, HOARsENESS, BILIOUS CHOIIC, INFLANMA-
TIJN OF THE BOWELS, STOMACH, LUNGS, LIVER,
KIDNEYS, or with SM tII. POX. SCARLET FEVER,
MEASLES, TYPHOID FEVER. FaII0US FEVER, FkVrR
AND AGUE, or with NEURALGIA. HEAD ACHE, TIC
DOLOREUX. TOOTH ACHE. EAR-ACTIE with LUM-
BAGO, PAIV IN THE BACK or RHEUMATISM or with
DlARRHq1A, CHOT.E1A MORBUS or DYSENTERY. or
with BURNS. SCAIIS or BRUISES, or with STRAINS.
CRAMPS or SPASNS The application OF RADwAY'S
READY REGItF tr1 you Of the worst OF these Com
Dlants in n fnw hut
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Independent Military Companies.

AHUVPoHUbIII NHIIIIdTy OOIHpuHIUbs
Two Independent Military Companies have
been raised in our town, and have elected their
officers
INFANrRY.-Captain, Nat Haynes; lst Lieut.,
Chas. Thompson; I'd Lieut., G. A. Baldwin.
ZoUAvEs-Captain, O. H. Krebs; lst Lieut.
r. P. Buckland, Jr.; Cd Lieut.. @. L. Long.
Eight other companies have been enrolled in
the county, and all elect their officers this week
They all expect to be uniformed and armed in
few days, when Sandusky County will have
full regiment of men ready for any emergency.
What County can beat it?
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-07-31

EDITOR or JoURNAL-DEAR SIR:
With your permission wish to say to the readers Of
your paper that wish to send by return mail to all who
wish It, ree) receipe with full directions for making
and using simple Vegetable Balm that will edectualy
remove in 10 days, PimpIes Blothes TAM Frecke and
all impurities of the skin leaving the sot clear
smooth and beautiful.
will also mail free to those having Bald Heads Bare
Faces, simple directions and information that will ena
BILE them TO start full growth OF Luxuriant HAIR whis
kers Mustache, in less than 80 days All appIiea
tions answered by return mail without charge.
Respectfully yours, THos. F. CHAPMAN,
Chemist,
2Sm3. No. S31 broadway New York
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LxoNs kArHAnroN.

Katharion ia from the Greek word 'Kathro, or "Ka-
thAro, sgniying to cleanse, rejuvinate and restore
This article is what It's sgni6ea For preserving
restoring and beauting the human hair Il IL The most
remarkable preparation In the world II s again owned
and put up by the original proprietor and Ia made
with the same care skn and attention which gave II
sale Of over million bottles per annum.
Itis most delightful Hair Dressing.
II eradicates seurf and daudrun.
II keeps the head cool and clean.
II makes the hair rich, soft and glossy.
1t prevents the hair from falling on and turning gray.
II restores hair upon bald heads.
Any lady gentleman who values = beautiful head Of
hair should Lyons Kstharion II known aud used
throughout the civilized world Sold BY all respeetsbs
dealers. DEMAs s. BARNES CO., Proprietors.
2omoe New York.
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G. R. McCuLLocH, Druggist, aud
E. DILLON & SoN, Druggists,
NO ConaMmplIVaa.

TTNHE ADyERIIsER having been restored = hesith H
Il few weekss BY very simple remedy, afisr barring
snerod several ycara With lung affection, aud
that dread disease CobsumptIonis snxious TO inaks
known 70 his fellow sufferers the means Of sure
To all who desire It. hswil send copy Of the prescrp
on used fos Of ehnrgs With the directions for prfps
Ing and using the same, which they will and cuRH
for cOssUNrrIoE, AsrHxA, BRoNoHrFIs, ke- The only
object Of the advertiser in sending The prescription h 70
benea the afflicted and spread information which he con
esives to be invaluabls. and be hopes every saer win
Try his remedy, It will cost them nothlng and may
prove a kssSlnE. Rev EDWARD A. WILSON,
iBmosMkA wnIiauibafsh, King c5ure1R.y