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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-06-19

A St. Louis dispatch saws; Renorts from I

ST. Louis dispatch says: Reports from Leb
anon in this State, represent affairs in that vi
cinity in horrible condition. Bushwhackers
shoot soldiers and soldiers shoot bushwhackers
The guerrillas are taking revenge on the farmers
for their protective organization against horse
thieves. Several farmers have been shot in the
field, and lately man named Wilson was shot
in bed. Another named Sherwood was torn
from his family, tied to tree and shot TO death.
Influence is not Government Let us have
a Government by which our lives, liberties and
properties will be secured, or let us know the
worst at once. There is call for decision Let
the reins Of Government be braced and held
with steady hand, and every violation be rep
rehended. wv AsHINeToN.
II appeal to all loyal citizens to favor, facili-
tate, and aid this effort to maintain the honor,
the integrity, and the existence of our National
Union and the perpetuity of popular govern
nents, and TO redress the wrongs already long
enough endured. "--ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
The late Stonewall jackson al various peri
ods of his life was afflicted with different forms
of hypochondria. One of the manias was to
believe that everything he eat went down and
lodged in his left leg At another time he
would never eat except by the watch, at the pre-
else moment; and he would take out his watch,
lay it on the table and eat at that moment. II
the meal was behindhand he would not eat at all.
A Murfreesboro letter of the 5th, to Mr. G.
H. Platt, of Toledo, says that rebel was that
day hung in camp at that place. He had killed
Union man aud four parolled prisoners and
cut off both ears and slit the tongue of a SOL
dier. The daughter of the Unionist murdered
by him was on the ground at the execution and
desired the privilege of adjusting the halter
around the villains neck, but was not permit
ted to do so,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-06-19
PREsrnENT,s PRoorAmAT1oN.
WASHINGTON, June 10.
BY the President Of the United States Of
America:

WAsulNoToN June 10.
BY the President Of the United States Of
America;
A PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS The armed insuncctionary COM
binations now existing in several Of the States
are threatening TO make inroads into the States
Of Maryland, Western Virginia, Pennsylvania
and Ohio, requiring immediately an additional
military force for the service ofthe United States
now therefore, ], Abraham Lincoln, President
Of the United States and Commander-in-C Chief
Of the Army and Navy thereof and Of the mill
tia Of the several States when called into active
service, do hereby call into the service of the
United States 100000 militia from the States
following, namely: from the State Of Maryland
10000, from the State Of Pennsylvania $4,000
from the State of Ohio 10000, from the State Of
Western Virginia 10000, to be mustered in the
service Of the United States forthwith, aud TO
serve for the period Of six months from the date
of such muster, into said service, unless sooner
discharged, to be mustered in rs infantry artill-
cry, and cavalry, in proportion which win be
made known through the new Department
which Depart ment win also designate the sew
eral places of rendezvous. These militia are tC
be organized according to the rules and regula.
tons of the volunteer service aud such orders as
may hereafter be issued. The States aforesaid
will be respectfully credited under the enroll
ment act for the militia service rendered under
this proclamation.
In testimony whereof ! have hereunto set my
hand and caused the seal of the United States to
be affixed.
Done at the City of Washington this 18th day
Of June, 1863, and Of the Independence of the
United States the s7th.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President, W. H. SEwARD,
Secretary of State.
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Tile Catholic Telegraph (Cincimati), conduct.
ed under the direct supervision of Bishop Pur.
cell, thus cautions the Catholics of the West
against being nyeigled into disloyal or seditious
practices;
1sTr WIsE?-Some of our Catholic journals
in the East arc now engaged in a strange work
FIRST, advocating the perpetuty of Slavery, the
greatest wrong that one man can do unto anoth.
er; second, exposing "the power that be" to con.
tempt and inviting the people to disobedience
third, encouraging resistance to law; and fourth
giving aid and comfort to those in rebellion
against the constituted authorities. Do oul
friends suppose that these things will be forgot
ten, or that the Church will not be made to suf-
fer for their invectives? Those journals have
prophesied that when the South has been van
9ulshed the Catholics will be the next victims.
Is this the way to avert the evil? Is It moi
rather ptreasuring up wratbf" We hope, indeed
that our anticipation may prove groundIess but
we fear much that they will be sadly realized.
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Deaoera.Ie 40 rlcko..

The conclave Of traitors and rebel synnpathis.
ers, recently assembled at cOlumbus, put in
nomination for State officers the following beau
tiful ticket, which they denominate Democrat.
ie Ticket;9
Governor, Clement L. ValIandigham, of Mont
gemery; Lieutenant Governor, Geo. Il. Pugh
OF Hamilton; Auditor Of State. William Hub
bard, Of Logan; Treasurer Of State, Horace s..
Knapp, Of Ashland; supreme Judge, p. Van
Trump, Of Fairfield; Board Of Public Works.
John H. HeatOn, Of Belmont
We make a standing offer Of 5 cents hesd
to every honest Democrat who viii say that he
is not ashamed Of the above ticket
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-06-19
From Columbus.

Columbus j une 15-Numerous favorable re-
sponses have already been received from vari-
Gus sections Of the State relative to the call OF
troops. A large number of companies will be
raised without much difficulty. Preparations
are being completed as fast as possible to have
the men sent TO the field at an early day.
Some ofthe delegates to the Union Conyen.
tion have arrived They report that laage del
egations from each district may be expected
here on Wednesday. The indications are favor
able for an immense Union Mass Meeting on
that day. Our Union citizens are making cal
culatoins to have perfect avalanche of people
here.
The enthusiasm for Brough in this vicinity
continues to increase, and his nomination seems
TO be generally demanded Many Germans and
others of this vicinity have bolted the vallan-
digham ticket and declare that if BrouRh is
nominated they viii support him. IL not, then
they viii run Jewett. The split between the
democrats seems To be complete. A German
paper Of considerable influence has refused TO
endorse the doings of the Convention on Thurs
day last, and willadvocate the election Of War
Democrat.
There are strong indications that with the
right man, Franklin county will go Union next
October The Madison county delegation is in-
structed to support John Brought
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LaRaI Nnfice.

,zRA VINCENT, Jr, of Harrison county, In th. State
~ OF Iowa, viii take notice that Joel L. Ames aa Guar
State OF Ohio, did, the eleventh day Of Apri A. d.
eighteen hundred and sixty three file his petition in the
Sandusky in said State of Ohio against the said Ezra
Vincent Jr., Hiram Vincent and Julia A. Vincent his
wife, deisndents setng forth that Ezra Vincent on the
twenty-hFs day Of April A. D., eighteen hundred an
6fty-sK seized In fee simple the following lands
and tensnens situate in the said county Of SaSdusky
and State OF Ohio and and described as follows
to wit; Known the east half of the northeast quar-
ter OF section number seventeen, in township number
ou IN range number seyentsen east Also, the south
east quarter OF the southwest quarter, OF section
Der eight township number four north OF range number
seFenteen IN said Sandusky county That the said Ezra
vincent and Mary, his wife, the twenty day Of
April A. D., eighteen hundred and hfty-slx, executed
and delivered deed unto the said Hiram Vincent con
yeying the lands and tenements described Aforesaid in
fee simple unite said Hiram Vincent. That at the time
Of making the deed Aforesaid the said Ezra Vincent was
mentally nbec and entirely without mental capacity
to contract do any business Of importance especially
contracting for or away real estate all Of which
the said Hiram Vincent had full and perfect knowIoge
and that the said Hiram Vincent used undue and
cised undue and improper influence TO obtain said
veyance from said Ezra Vincent That afterwards to wits
I'm gay 81 reDTSs eighteen hundred and
executed and delivered deed conveying unto the said
Ezra vincent Jr part and parcel ofthe aforesaid lands
and teneents to wits Situate in Sandusky county and
State OF Ohio being the quarter Of the south
west quarter OF section number eight n township num-
Der four north range number seventeen except srp
OF land seventyeght rods long of of the east side Of
said tract and wide enough to make one acre nnd fon
rods That TIE said Ezra Vincent J at the time Of the
conVeya anee Aforesaid was Informed and had full knov-
edge Of mental incapAciy and imbicty Of the said
Era VINCENT 70 contract aforesaid that said Ezra
Vincent Jr received said conveyance without any actu
a. but for the purpose Of aiding and abe
tng SAID Hiram Vincent In carrying out his fraud and
sharing With him 10 the profits thereof PalntlG prys
Judgment and that the said deed made the twenty
hrst day Of April eighteen hundred and dfysix. and ali
matters appetaning thereto be ordered to DO delivered
Vincent be restored TO all his rights in the premises
And the said Ezra Vincent Jr notified that he n re-
quifed TO appear and said petition on or before
the first day Of October, 1858.
JOEL L. AMEs,
Guardian Of Ezra Vincent
BY Greene WinSlow and Reynolds, his AttorpeYa.
June, 18th, lSo2.-24we,
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Apprehension ar pi,tsbure.

The people of Pittsburg are alarmed regarding
the safety of their city. The Chronicle says il
has the "very best authority" for saying that the
Government has lately come into possession Of
reliable information that the rebels intend a raid
into, or to speak more properly an invasion OF
Pennsylvania and that the authorities believe
that Pittsburg is the point aimed at The
Chronicle points out the strategic importance OF
that city, and the immense damage which might
be done there in few hours in the destruction
of arsenals, foundries, DC. Government officers
are now there to plan and prepare dcfences OF
the city, who look to Western Pennsylvania for
men.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-06-19
A N ORDINANCE to prohibit hitchiuq

SIC l. Be II ordained by the Council OF the ncorpor
ated village OF Fremont that any who shall hitch
shade or ornamental tree any fence within the linn
its OF said Incorporated village of Fremont shall un-
hitch from and tie any team animal above mentioned
to any wagon other vehicle standing in front Of any
dwelling lot In said village, or shall cause any OF tho
deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and on Conviction
the Mayor any Justice of the Peace in
said Village, shall be fined In any not exceeding Ff-
exam nation.
SEo 1t shall be the duty Marshal arrest and
take before the proper authority for examination and
complain OF any person violating this ordinance In his
view.
SIC g. This ordinance to take effect from and after its
publication.
Passed June 18th, 1903.
~ - JOHN NJ. KLINE, Mayor
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Home Testimony.

OrLEAD wCod county, Ohio, August 10.
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diseases became emaciaed aud weak could scarcely
walk, and sometimes could not. But am hearty and
reasonably we'll at the present. and allege the tn
your medicines for took others at that time, and
much thanks to you for the Almanac that accidentally
fell into my hands. Yours truly, J. BALMER.
Readeri do you know Of any other remedies Garth
that will produce such glorious results AZ the above
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NEW JERSEY PnEPAnTNo.

Trenton, June l7.--Governor Parker, up 10
the present time, has rendered, 500 men for
immediate service.
The 23d regiment ofnine months men started
for Harrisburg to-day. Company A, Of the 5th
Military Corps, will leave for that city to-mor-
row morning All Of the military in this city
viii offer their services.
New Jersey will probably have the first reRi-
ment Of soldiers at Harrisburg. A full com
pany has bccn formed from the Mechanics
Amoskeag Coinpany's shops.
The people are full Of excitement.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-06-19

Nashville, June l2.--Tho rebels made anoth-
er attack on Tryune yesterday. General For
est commanding the rebel cavalry, with two bat
teries attacked the Federal cavalry. The Fod-
erals formed in line of battle and replied vigor-
ously to the enemy's fire. When the Federals
advanced the rebels rctreated and were pursued
six miles. The rebels lost twenty -one killed
and sixty or seventy wounded and ten prison
ers The Federal loss was six killed, among
them Lieutenant N. Q. Blair, of the 4th Indiana
Cavalry. His body has arrived here.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-06-19
Rock SlIdc.

On Saturday night with sound louder than
the discharge Of park of artillery, large sect
ion Of the rock on the North or Canada side of
the Niagara Falls, near Mr.. s. Davis Table
Rock Hotel, fell into the yawning abyss below,
giving the Falls on this side a more decided
horseshoe appearance than they had before
These frequent slides prove that those who have
purchased property short distance above the
great cataract, ifthey live long enough, will re-
aiize handsomely from their investments, as the
Falls will be at their own doors in a century or
two.-!S. Catkarines Journal.
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nnv Tnn snn,,

The Copperheads held their Convention at
Columbus one day too soon. There was a large
crowd of Butternutsa sassembIed, yet had the Con
vention been postponed for one day, it would
have received an accession Of two thousand; and
all of them not only butternuts in sentiment
but butternut in dress, for on Friday morning
two thousand arrived there, under guard, from
the battle fields near Vicksburg True, they
had been in arms against our government, but
they, as Copperheads were all the better for that
and every man in the crowd was Vallandigham
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-06-19

Fredericksburg, June l5.--The enemy have
now held their position this side of the river one
week. Nothing has been done in tho way Of
fighting, except one or two artillery duels and
daily picket firing at Culpepper.
Our losses at Culpepper on Tuesday were
heavy, and among them were some Of our best
officers. Our casualties were fifty killed, two
hundred wounded and five hundred prisoners.
Among the killed was General Wright.
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EmanciDa1,on a. UT,..oUr,-

The progress ofthe immediate emancipation
sentiment in Missouri is wonderful Beside the
election TO the state convention of @. D. Drake
in st. Louis by three thousand majority, Mr.
Walker, who introduced resolutions for imme-
diate unconditional emancipation, has been re-
elected in the Springfield district, and Mr.. Nc
Lane in the Cape Grardeau district, Mr.. Clark
in the Dade county district, and Winsow, radi.
cal, has majority over all competitors at Ster.
ling Prices old home. These men named arc
all for immediate emancipation.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-06-19
Union Meetings.

MAutoN cnAScr, Of Wood county, an able
and eloquent speaker, and live Union man,
will address the people Of sandusky and Otto
wa coa1sies, at the places aud times named
below.
At Campbells Barn, in Washington township
on Saturday, June 10th, evening.
Al the Tucker School House, in Rice town.
ship, Monday, June 22d, evening.
At Clyde, Wednesday, June oath, evening.
Genoa, Ottawa county, Thursday, June 9Sth
evening.
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Call for troops In maryIana.

Gov. Bradford has issued proclamation, call
ing upon the citizens Of Baltimore and people
Of Mary land to rally aud defend their soil from
invasion. AS there is no organized militia i'm
the State, he announces that he will fall back
upon the recent enrolment for the draft but he
hopes there is patriotism sufficient among our
people to raise the force needed from voluntary
enlistment, The Governor urges Immediate
action
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-06-19

An amusing incident transpired few even
ings since, at Manchester, New Hampshire, IN
the Huntington street Baptist church, on exhi-
bition. The scene of the children of Israel
crossing the Red Sea was exhibited, and the
small children were asked what it represented.
One little fellow Immediately sang OUT "Bum-
side crossing the Rappahannockl"
The King Of Italy has just concluded Nor
gantic marriage with the beautiful Rosina, whom
he first saw on the battlefield of Magenta. She
is the daughter Of simple drummer in the ar
my, but the Kings partiality has since made
her Countess Of Mirahores. So ardent Is bis
love for her, that he told hs Minister, who tried
TO dissuade him from taking that step, that he
would sooner renounce his crown than the mar.
riage with bella Rosina. to-
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GREAIT BARGAIN IN REAL

The subscriber offers for sale on favorable terms tho
desirable property now occupied by p. d. BERRY ON
Buckeye street, in Clyde Sandusky county. He would
like about onethird Of the purchase money Ia hand will
f II would be object to the purchaserl wait rea-
sonabe time for the remainder To those acquainted
with this admirable homestead comment necessary
The House is large and commodious. The Barn, Car
and Well OF excellent durable water are ali that coud
be desired The Lot which is elgby located embraces
about one and half Of choice land and embel-
ished with valuable variety OF Fruit Shade Orna
mental Trees Possession will be given, u desired the
first Of August, NJ. PERSING,
BY c. w. PAGE, his Agent.
Clyde, Ohio, June s, 1868. 22vss 90
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This charge, soolten brought in Police Courts
against ihe lowest mon and women, appears 70
1T the copperhead Convention at Columbus. !
Tha Citg Fad says; reEi ~.
There has never been day in the history Of
the city when 50 much Drunkenness ana disor-
der prevailed. Whisky wan the ersat pivot up-
on which the issue was poised, aud had h not
been % freely used, we much doubt the noni :
nalion 6fFallalldigham. ''>''
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Narrowing the Limits.

The Chicago Times says that "tbe professed
democrat who has his senses about him, and Is
deliberately for the war is not democrat, but, in
fact an abolitionist of the most radical, violent
and destructive kind" There are a good many
abolitonists about these times
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PIrHY.-Towards the conclusion of the ses-
sion of the Canal convention at Chicago, General
Walbrdge offered the following resolution:
Resolved That the overthrow of this Consti-
tuition and the division of this country, would
be damnable crime to all eternity, and we will
resist it with all our efforts
The resolutions was vociferously adopted.
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Select school.

r PROPOSE TO TEACH A SELECT SCHOOL during
il the summer in the Central School Buiding-to COM
mence next Monday at A. NJ The instruction for pri-
mary scholars to comprise exercises in Arithmetic strict
ly after the method Of PestaoZz in writing after the
method Of Mulhauser Of Germany reading partly af-
ter the English Phonic Method Daily Object Lesson and
Singing. M l -
Terms 70 cents per week. payable weekly at the
room. G. c. WOOIIARD
Fremont, June IL 1863. ~.
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Fremont, June l2th. 1862
SHERIFFS SALE.
~ sandusky County Common Pleas.
Mary E. King,

hary 4. King
J. B. B. Dickinson, ct. al,
virtue Of an order Of sale issued from said Court In
the above entitled cause SHALL at the door OF the Court
House in Fremont, In Sandusky county, Ohio,
On The 1871 day of July, a. d., 1868,
at one o'clock 10 the afternoon of said day. offer for sale
ments, to wit; -
in-lots eleven hundred and
nineteen eleven hundred and twenty eleven hu and
eleven hundred and twenty two eleven hun
ured and three eleven hundred and twenty four
eleven hundred and twenty-five, eleven hundred and
tuentysix, eleven hundred and twenty seven eleven
hundred and thirty eleven hundred and thirty one ee
ven hundred and thrtytwo eleven hundred and thirty
three eleven hundred and thirty four eleven hundred
and thirty Ave. eleven hundred and thirtysix eleven
hundred and thirtyseyen eleven hundred and thirty
eight eleven hundred and thirtynine eleven hundred
and forty eleven hundred and fortyone eleven
aud eleven hundred and forty three and eleven
hundred and designated the plat OF the
incorporated village OF Fremont In the County Of San
dusky and State OF Ohio.
Greene Winslow, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
,.fE1f1. A. r. FERGUSON, Sheriff.
Fremont, June 18th, Is6s.-2Ss6. Prs foe Ia 10.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
~ sandusky County Common Pleas

= D @nM sandu,I, County comm,, p,.,.
Mary E. King - F7I7,'
VS.,
Frederick A. Barnard and Z
Amelia Barnard.
BY virtue OF an order Of sale issued from said Court in
the above entitled cause Ishal the door of the Cont
House in Fremont, sandusky county, Ohio,
On the 1871 day Of July, n. d., 1868,
at one o'clock In the afternoon said day. offer for sale
ements to wit: y ~ W
The norheas quarter of the south,east quarter OF
section number thirty three township number six range
number thirteen, containing forty acres of land .
Also, the west half OF the south-west quarter of sac
ton number tbirtyour, In township number six ranre
less. -N~'
Appraised foows The first described piece of forty
hundred dollars. ~
Greene& Winslow, Plaintiffs Attorneys
A. r. FERGUSON, Sheriff.
Fremont June 18th, lSe3-2sws. Pr'sfee Sc Is.
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Thomas Sims, the slave, who has recentlv res.
cued his wife and family from vicksburQ. Miss..
was advertised by his old master--who ofFarad
$500 for his arrest-in Vicksburg paper, CO.
py (which has been received by a gentleman
of Northampton, Mass.