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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-02-06

This staple keeps going higher and higher
and il is as uncertain to say where it will stop,
as it is to guess when the rebellion will be put
down. On the Sd instant, in New York, Mid
ding Upland cotton was selling at 90 ccntsi per
pound. Two years ago the same quality of cot
ton could be bought for 4 to 8 cents per pound
Cotton costs now almost double what it did be-
fore the cotton gin was invented, when il had to
eprepared for market solely by hand. In con-
versation with P. @. Dean, Of Ballville, on
Saturday last, havingjust returned from Cincin-
cinnat where he had been to buy cotton; he said
nine years ago he bought eleven bales for $500,
and that he could not that day buy in Cincin-
natl one bale of as good cotton for $500.
Would it not be well for the farmers of San
dusky county to turn their attention to raising
fax and hemp. Our soil is well adapted to its
culture, and at present prices will give double
and treble the proftth wheat can at the high
est rates Of the past ten years.
Several weeks since we prepared short arti-
Gle on Flax Cotton, which was printed in the
Journal. We met in Cleveland, Mr.. Daniels,
President Of the Locltport (N.Y.) Flax Cotton
Company and from him learned much in regard
to late and valuable discoveries in the manufac-
ture of flax. Flax straw, heretofore considered
good for nothing, Farmers burning it to get rid
of it,) the Lockport Company paid $40 per ton
for, delivered at their depot 1t mattered not
whether the straw came to them straight or tan
gled up. From a ton Of this straw they would
make 500 weight of tow and at the present price
of cotton, the tow would be worth 25 cents per
pound. Fifteen bushels Of fax seed and ton
and half of straw can be raised TO the acre.
! A set of brakes and duster that win run
two to three tons of straw per day would cost
$500 to $4OO, and could be run by horse, water
or steam power.
We wonder that some go-ahead man does not
embark in this business at once There is a
mint of money in it 81
We have specimens of this flax cotton at our
Office for examination. 1t mixes readily in any
desirable proportion, with cotton or wool and
can be spun as free and to as fine numbers as
cotton. A man may be clothed in linen at one
fourth the present price of cotton fabrics.
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IL ssndusty County Common Pleas Court.
Sanford G. Baker, Administrator of
William II. Loop. deceased, Plaintiff,
Betsey Loop, Sarah A. Loop,
Frtnk b. I,oop, Carrie Loop,
William II. Loop.
Mary Ann Hsrpel Henry Harperl and
hyron b. Loop, Defendant.
Each and all Of the above named defendants heeby
notified That Sanford G. Baker, uistrator Of the
tate Of William H. Loop deceased the eleventh day OF
December A. D. eighteen hundred and sixty two aed 10
the Office Of the Clek OF the court of common pleas OF
Sadusky county, and State Of Ohio, petition against
them setting forth, That Jedediah Loop, late Of said
county, died ntestate seized In fee simple OF the follow
ing lands and tenements, to wit;
Tract number eighty, containing acres and
the north part of the east part nf tract number seventy
nine containing thirty four acres of Western Reserve
and Maumee Road lands, in sandusky county, State of
Ohio.
Leaving the said Betsey Loop his widow entitled to
dover therein, William II. Loop, (now deceased) Mary
Ann Hsrpe wife of Henry Harpeli and Myron b. Loop,
his only children AID heirs at law, to whom said lands
descended That partition Of said land, appaise
ment Of dover therein has ever been made.
That afterwards and about the month Of May eighteen
hundred and sixty two, tho said William II. Loop, de-
parted this life. ntestate owning equal undivided
third part Of said tracts Of land leaving the said Sa ah
A. Loop his widow who Is entitled to dover in said undi
vided onethird Of said lands and the said Frank B. Loop
Carrie Loop William H. Loop, his only children and
scended That II Is necessary to sell said share Of said
William IL Loop. deceased in said land, to pay the debts
OF his estate.
The petition pravs that the dover of said Besey LOOP
in the whole said two tracts be assigned that the said
twotracs be partitioned onethrd To- said Wm H. Loops
children, and the dover OF said Sarah A. Loop therein
be her. and the shares of said Myron Loop.
and Mary Ann Harpe be set OF to them in severay and
that the share set oil to the heirs OF SAID William
H. Loop deceased be ordered to be sold by plaintiff to
pay said deb. $, and for other proper relief.
Said Petition will be heard the sixteenth day OF Feb
ruary eighteen hundred and sixty and the defend
ants are required TO before the thireth
day Of January A. D. eighteen hundred and sixtyth
SANFORD @. BAKER
Administrator Of VIM. II. Loop. deceased.
IucKLAND & EvERETr. Plaintiff 3 Attorneys
December ls 1892. sow7 Pr Fee $I225
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Fairfax Court House. Jan. 20.-The cavalry
raid of the 9th inst, brief account of which
has been already forwarded was in its results
rather an important affair. The force was COM
posed of one hundred and sixty men under Ma
ior Hammond. BY order of Col, Hyndman, tho
expedition left Fairfax at one o'clock at night
and arrived in Middleburg by daylight, where
they captured - rebels, who have been for
some time annoying our pickets, and recaptured
fourteen paroled prisoners. Several of these
last were evidently deserters Some of them
admitted that they were stragglers who had
been captured. They stated thatthey had been
robbed of their clothes, but this the rebel pris-
oners Indignantly. denied. and said they were
deserters from our army and had voluntarily ex-
changed their clothes in order to escape more
readily. Among the prisoners was Rev. Mr..
Landstreet, the Chaplain OF Gen. Stuart AL
the prisoners seem to be well posted in regard
TO what was going on within our lines Very
important information was obtained in regard to
Stuart's movements.
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DECENTRALIZATION.

SALEH, Washington county. Ind, May is, 1861.
Dr. RoBAcK-DeGr Sir:-My son Thomas was given up
by the Physcians this last summer hopeless case.-
lie almost skeleton. flesh and muscles seemed TO
have wasted away He could not rise from lying TO
sitting position One doctor said 1t OF Lum-
bago, aud that all the doctors n the world could not
him. and that he would have been dead long M he had
not been well Dursed. eallosity formed the out
side OF the left thigh extending from the hip to the knee
and the doctor said he would have to pen the thigh
scrape the bone The operation being severe per-
suaded to try your scandinavian Blood Purifier and
Blood Pills. procured three bottles Of the Purifier and
two boxes Of Pills and 10 my astonishment they took
away the calosy and restored him to health and he Is
able to work These the facts OF the case, and
you at liberty to make what of them you please
and to refer to me- II you think proper. Yours, truly,
wM. SAGE, l. P. ofthe N. Z. Church.
Readeri do you know OF any other remedies oarth
that will produce such glorious results the Aboyel
See advertisement.
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Home Items, &c.

FRIDAY and Saturday last were pleasant days;
Sunday forenoon rainy; afternoon clear; night
cold. So far this week the weather has been
very cold. The prospects for a supply Of ice
for summer USE is very fattering.
A young man of fifteen or sixteen years was
detected Immediately after robbing the money
drawer of A. ]. Harris, on Tuesday afternoon.
He acknowledged the theft; and the money, 90,
was found upon him.
Lieut.. E. F. Dickinson, sth OWL, is now at
home on short visit. He is looking well.
Capt. Bartlett Ohio 49th, will return to his
regiment next week. He will carry all letters
left at his residence, up to Monday evening.
Lieut.. /. O. Totten, of the 49th, wounded on
first day of the Murfreesboro fight, has arrived
home. He was shot through the left leg, just
above the ankle, with minnie ball; the bone
was not broken off, but fractured. He has suf-
fered very much, and is yet unable TO leave his
bed, but for a few days has improved rapidly.
Read Whitney's Piano advertisement.
For the past two or three weeks Wood has
been bringing fabulous prices. About dozen
armfuls was called load, and the seller could
not think of asking less than 81 so; the neces-
sities of the purchaser compelled him to submit
to the extortion. The freeze up has brought
prices down to decency again.
Large quantities Of Pork daily arrive by wag-
ons from the country. Prices on Wednesday
were 81 so to $525 a
On Monday, the 10th of February an election
for two directors for three years, for the Fremont
Schools will be held at the Engine House.
Poll open at 10 AM. All interested will please
take notice James Justice and r. W. B. Nc
Lellan arc the retiring Directors.
wosudden deaths occurred in Clyde on Mon.
day last. Mrs. P. B. Beery, on Monday morn.
ing, of a few hours illness. Nathan Crandall
on Monday evening, oflung fever.
The Sheriff viii sell the Fremont Gas Works
Gnd some other property, tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock, at the door of the Court House.
Dental Card, s. D. Howells; Clyde.
Notice of Petition for Road in Rice tip.
Notice for election Of School Directors.
Public Sale on the 26th, J. A. Young.
Costars' rat mice, roach, de-, Exterminator.
Skaters are having rare sport now. The ic
is firm and good.
i The Spring term OF the Sandusky Commo
Pleas, will commence on Monday, Feb. 10th.
Il According 10 Monday last-'woodchuck day
the weather prophets predict freezing term 70
six weeks. Thursday morning, moderated;
violent snow storm commenced at daylight; a
noon storm ceased, five inches Of snow; ther
mometer at 40e with wind in southeast.
j Letter ffom the 9th regiment Newbsrn. N %
on the first page. From the 25th, 72d and Tilt
regiments, and from York tp., on the inside
We would thank our friends in the vaFiou
parts Of the county to communicate 10 us an,
! item of news or interest that may come to thei
knowledge. Local, neighborhood news, make
paper more interesting, and every man can con
tribute his mite to the general fund. When yo
: write remember, always, to give us your nami
We want TO know our friends.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-02-06

This dslighfui article for preserving and beau,yae
the human hars again put mp By the original proprietor
and s made with the care rki and attention,
which hst created Its immense and unprecedented alss
Of over million Of bottles annually Il q sii sold
t2s cents in large bottles Two millions bottles q.
ally be sold in year when Il 4 again known thnt ihs
KaharOn L nOtouiy the mostdsishti hnir dressusla
the world but that Il elsanses the scalp oscuand dasd
ruh gives the hair lively, teh iuKarsnt gro~sh, ane
worth knowing The Kahairon has been tested for over
twelve years, and s warranted described. AnY isdy
who values beautiful head Of hair will the Ksthst
Itis aneiy pcrfucd cheap and vanabe. Its aoid
By all respeetAbis dealers throughout the world.
2moe D. s..BARNRs CO., NEW YORK.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-02-06

Diseases Of the Throat Chest aud Puiuszary organs.
prevalent insidoas and dangerous. Tho prep
critics Of medicine TO alleviate. and uproot thess
complaints must be Expectorant Anodyne and Invigor.
ang, oosenng the Of the throat and impartiBg
tone to the entire system. No discovery In medical SCI
mastered this class Of diseases like DR.. Wya
kocps Iceland Pectors ltis used with the most aston
fishing results in ali cases Of Bronchitis, Influenza,
whoopng Cough, Diptheria, or Putrid Sore Throat,
Asthma Group, Coughs Colds Nervous Irtability, re-
The Rev J. J. Potter eertises that have used DF.
wynkoops Peetoral for years, myself aud in my family
forserere Pulmonary Complaints, aud have recommss-
ded 1t to many Others and have seen its equal
Rev. ]. J. Potter. brooklyn. N. r.
Hundreds and thousands Of important Testimonials
could be produced showing its remarkable asa that
IL Rsusr fails.
It is composed Of pure Iceland Moss, Balm Of eiissd
Peruvian Balsam, Elecampane, comrey, Burdock, and
other invaluable expecorant and tonic Ingredients
tits harmless prompt and lasting Invaids and sufferers
cannot afford to neglect trial. Every family nhouid
have It. 1t is remarkable for Group. Full descriptions.
recommendations and directions accompany each bottle
Sold in Town by all Druggists.
Prepared by DR.. R. D. wyakoop. and sold by D. 9.
Barnes & Co. New York. amoe
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-02-06

Total Receipts Subscription for January 10
sIevi Chamberins was accidentally omitted from
the December List We would thank every subscriber TO
notify us promptly oi an omission Of a name
The Roll has been published monthly for nearly nine
yeas and the names OF subscribers have never been
printed in IT,
Our friends have come up grandly to our help
during the past month. May the good work go
on until there shall not be delinquent subscri-
Der on our book. All in the "Roll of Honor, -
have our sincere thanks, and we have thanks in
reserve for those whose names will hereafter be
recorded.
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aornhnln n,nllalIc.-nnhAn.iLr ronn,..

HoFBhutn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. County,
We have been requested to publish The statis-
tics Of the quantity ofsyrup made and the msn-
ufactorert halnos 10 sandusky county. Their
port will be found below. We had hoped every
mandiactorcrih 10 the county would have reported
the number Of gallons made By him We are
satisfied, by our inquiries, that moi TIE hasfof the
syrup made in the county last fall, has been re-
ported 10 US. The statement, however, shows
that our farmers have done something towards
demonstrating the fact that sorghum manufac-
4.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-02-06

Do THKY poIr3-We read a great deal about
milkmen watering their milk, putting chalk and
stuff in il; but we doubt any mans being such
a petty rascal as that. 1t is always best, how
ever to deal with persons and things above such
suspicious In Bryan's Pulmonc Waters, you
have glorious article for cure of coughs, colds,
and sore throat. They operate quick, pleasantly,
aud efficiently. 25 cents box.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-02-06
HErNsrREET's
InImitable Hair Restorative.
TT n NOT A DYE.

Bot restores gray hai 70 its orsHal eoior By supplying
the capillary ubers with natural Susopanes, inpared
BY age disease All tnstaaaRssHs dyss composed
Of lHna, eaHste destroying the vitality and beauty of
the hair and afford OF themselves dressing Hsin-
streets Inimitable colong not only restores hair 10 i
natural color BY easy process but gives the hairs
Luxurtant beauty,
promotes it's growth prevents its falling on sradleatss
daudru and imparts health and pieAsantnsss to tbs
head II has stood the tcst Of time, being the original
Hair COlorng, and s cousiAotly Increasing IN fagor
Used by both gentleman and ladies' It is sold By all
spectacle Dealers be procured them Of the
merciai agent, D. s Barnes, Broadway, n. r. I've
sizes 50 eentn and 81. anse
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-02-06
A card 20 .he suarsrine.

The REv. WILLIAM cosaRovs, while laboEing q is-
SieuASyin Japan. cured Of Consumption 4hs1 eli
other nsans had f.iled. ~ rseps obtainsd e issrn
ed physelsn residing In The great cay Of Jeddo. ThsEs
eipo has cured great numbers Who suffering iem
oonsupson Bropchits Sore Throat Coughs and Celia.
and ths debility asd nsvpas psoSration caused " thsss
disorders.
which have bsousht home with ns - IN Wbs nss1 a
- = = - Ruv. WM. cosoaoTr.
pssianas' saq Fulton Assnus. breshlyb, y. =.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-02-06

A NAUGHTY ouEKS.--The ex Queen Of Ma
pies resists all tho persuasions which have thus
far been used to induce her to return to her hus.
band, but she vows sho will not, and means TO
sue for divorce. She is in love with anottnH
Dice young u1sd-% slikss Wat ths uhteel.@
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-02-06

No more puny children, decayed teeth, or yell
low bread, ii you will use Hcrrck Aliens Gold
Medal Saleratus. There is nothing equal to it.
1t is far superior to soda TO use with cream tar
tar. Bread or Biscuit raised by lis more easily
digested than any other. Try one paper, and
you will not fail to use it ever after. Have the
Gold Medal Or none. Grocers and Druggists
keep it.
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Earn for Sale.

49, THE subscriber offers for sale VALUABLE
:;;l FARM, on which he now resides, lying az miles
EAll southwest Of Clyde. Said Farm lies In Green
Creek township, and r4
Contains 65 Acres,
all we'll fenced and so acres improved Has good frame
HOUSE and BARN. with necessary SHEDS. An old Or
ehard Of % ne grated Fruit Trees; Young Orchard Of
IFS Apple Trees aud in addition SO Peach Trees and other
Fruit Trees and has faipn waterfor stock, &c.
This Farm will be sold at bargain For further par
tieulars enquire OF the subscriber the premises
Green Greek January 2. 1863
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-02-06

N. y. sabbath school Fremont Ohio.
Atths quarterly meeting Of fhs sabbah school, held
JanuAfy 10. 1888. committss previously oppointed
consulting Of The Tsseber and tve elasratsa Of The de-
ceased, presented resolutions Which after appropriate
marks By the Pastor and othsrs uukuimousIy "a.
ortedby the schooias follow, via;
wHErr1s We called upon to-day % record the ~
movnl hy dcath Of member OF sabbath school, Fran.
ces Angciine Brightwc who departed this life January
bu 1885, aged IL years months and 70 days deughter
Of John and Amanda A. BhRhtwell. Therefore,
Resgiped. That IN the sudden death Of young,
aniiabo and viruoua, recognise the mysterious prov
idenee Of Him who doe'h all things after the counsel Of
his own will.
2pd. while keenly feel our loss, we bow with meek
nesssnd submasion saying tie viii of the Lord be DONE
gntnfol that deep nction Il alrvatsd by the mem
ory Of many excellent qualities OF heart and life OF our
former associate. particularly her puncuality and ex
piary conduct IN her relations 70 School, These
precious remnisencea Will tendery cherish IN our
hearts, and Try 70 emulate In our lives.
sd As she led praying life and IN her last moments
committed hersefto the Saviour OF sinners not
without hope and will try 10 follow her whittier trust
she has been received into oar Fathers homo Of many
MANSIONS shove
9TH As deserved tribute respect TO the memory ofihc
beloved early dead, and Of heartfe sympathy with the
bereaved parents and and sister, win place this
naemen,o upon the record Of onr School furnish copy
thereof to the bereaved and osr the same for pubea
Kate ,. Morrison. -
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OF PARTITION.

7 Sandusky Oounty Conlnon Pleas Court,
Esther L. White, David White, Fremont White and Le
visa white, will take notice, That petition was hed
against them the eleventh day or December, A. D..
eighteen hundred and sixtytwo in the court Of
pleas Of Sandusky county, State Of 0hia and is
pending Wherein Julia Ann Terry and Jacob H. Terry
her husband demand partition Of the following deserb
ed lRnds and tenements. to wits .0n
The north quarter the southwest quarter OF
the quarter Of section number fourteen
ship number Ave. range number sixteen, containing to-
Rether hundred also, the quarter
the quarter Of section number twenythree
eonaiang forty aeres also, the northwest quarter of
the northwest quarter Of section number twelve,
tanning forty acres, all In said township number ave
range number sixteen 10 sandusky county, and State OF
Ohio.
Said petition also demands assignment Of dover in said
premises to Levisa White, widow Of John d. White.
And AZ the next term OF said court said Julia Ann and
Jacob H. Terry will apply for order that dover be as
signed and partition be made Of said premises.
JACOB II. TERRY,
JULIA A. TERRY.
AUCKLAND a EVERETT, Attorneys for Petitioners
December TO- 1882. bow7 Pr Fee so,26
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To NxRvous SuFTERERs or sora 6Exss.
"A Reverend Gentleman hasng been HnsronnD q ksallh
Ia fsw days asr uadsfgOns an ths usuni rsuslna anf
iagusr sxpsnsivs modes Of eatnsnt withau1 succsll
oopsldora Il bio sacred duty 70 eommupsEs a ii. aes
ed fellow creatures ne lsANa oP ounn Hsnos On ths
rseript 40 addressed envelopes he will Sud (fiDsl
copy Of the pFexuriptioH nasd nhlt q D.. luIuI g.
uAhNAIai - Fulhsh sh,s4. BAlAll ~. ~
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-02-06

The Wisconsin legislature is agitnted upon the
subject of opening its sessions with prayer Tho
copperheads object 10 prayers, because, they say,
clergymen confne themselves entirely to athe
negro" and they have succeeded in reducing the
compensation for the service 10 SIS, per man
for the session. The CtsrVsntstih hss hsavto.
NAA besn $50.
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Total reported 10 ous--.-.-.--..--.--.2 2s,oo2 gale
We have not heard Of any syrup being sold
for less than so cents per gallon, while we know
Of much being sold for SIS, 60 and as high as 65
cents gallon. $4,000 at least has been saved
to the people of the county, on sorghum alone.
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RELIEF IN TEN mENUrEs.
BRxAN'S
PU MONIC WATERS

y ~ - ANA ~ ~ n " w n n ~ M =
rhe Original Medicine Established In 1857 and rst astt.
Gle Of the kind introduced under the UE.
MoFIo WAFERs In this any other country; all 9th.
or Pulmonie Waters are eounereits The genuine can
Be known BY the name BRYAN being stamped on each
WAFER.
BRrAR's PULHoKio wkFHna,
Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat HoAsensss.
BaYASs PuLnoErc wAYxRs,
Relieve, Asthmk, Bronchitis, Dlnacnh breathing.
BRYAE's PULaoNc wAFERs,
Relieve Splitting Of Blood. Pains Ia the Chest
BRrArs PuLKoEIc wASEns,
Relieve Ineipient Consumption, Lung Dsseasss.
t-i BRy4N's PuLxosic WArxRs e
Relieve irritation Of the uvala and Tonss.
BkYAN's PuLMosIc WAyERs,
Relieve the above complaints in Ten MinuisA
BRxAx's PULMoEBe wATERs,
Are Blessing to all Glasses and conststutlenA.
BRYAN's PuLKoxIc wAEERs,
Are in simple form and pleasant 10 the tastsL
BRHAN's PuLHoxIc wAyERa
Are adapted for voeAlista aud Public sPoakss4
BRfAN's PULNosIc wAyERs.
otcny relieve bat effect rapid and lasling Cures.
BRYAx's PuLNoaIo wAFEns,
Are Warranted to give satisfaction to eveEy e..
No Family should Be without boa e
BRTAS's HuLxoxio wAyzns
F In the house.
No Traveller should be without supply q
BRTAN's PuLMoNIo WAYEna
IN bis pocket.
Ne person viii ever object 10 sivsfsg
DRTAN's PULHosIo WAKsRa
twenty-five Cent?.
JOB MOSES, sols Prorprsstsr. Roohssssr. N.H.
Sold In Fremont By s. bUcKLANp. sDd Z. DILLON b
SON. Aug a. lse3-yl
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Pay Up.

The Treasury Of the Soldiers Aid Society is
nearly empty, and we would like to have the
members of the Society call at the room andpay
their dues. 1t will save the trouble Of sending
around MRs F. /. NORTON, Pres't.