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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-05-29

Fergers0n and Chalmer 3 gueFrilIas have been
operating near Memphis. They captured a few
Pickets and wounded two or three men within
two miles Of the city.
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SECOND.

The work executed by the Grover 4 Baker Machines
has received the FIRST PREMIUM at every State Fair in
the United States where II has been exhibited.
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Humphrey Marshall has been arrested and
sent to Richmond, on charges Of diAloyalty and
treason TO the rebels.
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MEAT MARKET.

FINHE UNDERSIGNED respectfullv in
u form the citizens Of FREMONT and
vicinity that they have reftted and moved RI H
into the Old Market Stand occupied by Z. Il u
II Underhil, and lately BY A. Travis Co.. and are
WELL PREPARED TO accommodate their customers with
the choicest articles in their line. We shall keep
BEEF, VEAL, MUTTON, LAMB, coREED BEEF,
AND SALT PORK,
For sale at all hours Of the day and the evening We In.
tend to keep, when they be procured,
Poultry, good Bustsv Eggs, Potatessaa Vsgstablss
~ Every thing bought at Market will be delivered
any where 10 the corporation free Of charge. n
Farmers take NOsEeel-We want 10 buy ysul
Fat Cattle, Lambs, &C. Poultry, Good Butter Egga &C.
and will pay you the highest market price in CASH.
Fremont, May %, 1868. HENRY BAUMANN.
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FIFTH.

The Grover Baker s. NJ Co. the only parties who
manufacture and sell machines which both SEW PER-
FECTLY and EMBROlDER PERFECTLY.
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Farm for Sale.

THE undersigned OFFER for Ss their rm lying on the
north side Of the Pike and on the west bank Of the
Muscaunge creek about two iles west Of Fremont and
known as the old David Rowlus' Farm. said farm
19O Acres Of Land,
Two good Dwelling Houses, BARNS and Two
good Orchards, Saw MIL and Is otherwise well Improv
ed. The land and houses well adapted for two f
lilies.
The above farm viii be sold altogsther or win be d.
vded Into two parts and each sold sepeey on reason
able terms. Applications should be made soon.
Fremont, Arii s, 1893, j. O. BowLUs
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Forvvard Movemenl from Murfreesboro

The Nashville Union of the 22d inst, says:
at was rumored yesterday that forward move
ment was being made by some of our forces at
Murfreesboro II this is the case we shall pro-
badly soon have news of stirring interest Hea-
ven guard the army of the Union, and lead it
ever to victory.
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THE GREAT CAUSE OF

THE GREAT CAUSE OF
- HUMAN MISERY
Just published ia a sealed volume. Pr 0 cts.
A LECTURE BY DR.. CULvERwELL, on the CAUSE
and CURE Of Spermatorrhoa. Consumption Mental and
Physical Debility Nervousness, Epilepsy Impaired Nu-
triton Of the body Iassitude Weakness Of the Limbs
the Back Indzpostion and Ineapacy for Study and La
bor Dullness Apprehension, Lo.s of Memory Aversion
to Society," Love Of Solitude Tmidity Self Disrust Dig
zness Headache Affections OF the Eyes, Pimpes on the
Face Involuntary Emissions and Sexual ncapacity the
consequences of Youthful Indiscreton, &C., Hc.
h-Y- This admirable Lecture clearly proves that the
above enumerated, often selfaicted evils, may be re.
operations and should be read by every youth In
the land.
Sent under SEAL to address, in plain, sealed
velope the receipt Of six CENTS postage samps
by addressing CHAS. J, @. KLINE 4 Co.
127 Bowery, New York, Post Once Box, l5s6.
S.M.P.&Co45yl
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4a6 Broadway. New York.
FIRST.

The Machines factured by the Grover Baker Ma.
chine Company have taken the FIRST PREMIUM at the
late State Fairs held in New York. New jersey Pennsy
yania, Ohio Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, lows Missouri
and California, =
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EINAL SETTLEMENT.

u Homer Everett, Administrator ofthe Estate Of e.
W. Howiand deceased has ed In the office OF the Pro-
bate Court Of ssndaAky County his accounts for the nsi
settlement OF said Estate which will be heard on the 18th
day OF June, 1858. John BEIJ
May 22, 1868. COWS Probate Judge.
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. A. THORP'S ESTATE.

e A. THORP'S ESTATE.
Os On the 10th day OF May, AID. 1868 Harris Thorn
the undersigned, Of Erie county Ohio was BY the Pro.
bate Court OF Sandusky county Ohio appointed Adns-
traitor OF the estate Of the late s. A. Thorp deceased
said sandusty county. All having demands against or
are said estate requested to call and set
tie Immediately.
HARRIS rHoRP, AdIn'r.
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! P. ST. learn further that there are from l5,-
900 to 10000 men in Vicksburg, and that Penn
berton has lost nearly all of the field artillery
and that the cannonading at Vicksburg closed
about three o'clock p. m. on the Doth. Major
General Grant has captured nearly all.
Washington May 24.-The following official
details of the battle of Big Black River have
been received:
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The people Of Ballville and vicinity are noti-
fed that Union meeting win be held at the
School House in Ballville village on Saturday
evening, June 9Th. An address will be made
by Rev. 2. s. Vail. All are invited.
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Washington, May 23.--The National Repub-
lcsn announces BY permission Of the President
the following dipatch;
Memphis, May 23.--To Colonel Anson Stag
er: Official information from below to Wednes-
day says General Grant captured Haines Bluff
aud the outer works Of Vicksburg, a large num-
Der Of prisoners and 50 pieces Of ofartillery. The
battle is still raging with every prospect Of cap
turing the entire force in Vicksburg. We hold
jackson, Black River Bridge and Haines Bluff
A report is making up for Washington.
Signed W. G. FULLER.
Assistant Manager Of the Telegraph.
Cairo, May 23.-Reports from Grants army
are highly important, and are believed reliable.
1t seems after accomplishing all that was desir-
ed at jackson the army marched toward Black
River bridge, burning all behind it. doubtless
with the intention Of preventing an attack in the
rear. At the bridge heavy battle was fought
/ 1t is reported that we captured 81 guns and q
large number Of prisoners The rebels were
being driven back towards Vicksburg. Ifthey
don't escape up YaEoo river most Of them mus
be captured.
Washington, May 23.--The following has jus
been received at the War Department:
Memphis, May 23.--I forward the following
which has Just been forwarded by Colonel Raw.
| lngs, A. A. g., in the rear Of Vieksburg, dated
May Goth; The army Of Tennessee bad landed
at Bradensburg on the 3Oth Of April. On th'
LIST of May we fought the battle Of Fort Gibson
and defeated the rebels under General Bowen
whose loss in killed, wounded and prisoner
was at least $50. Their loss in artillery wa,
five pieces.
On the 18th Of May at the battle Of Raymond
the rebels were defeated with loss Of 800.
On the 18th Of May we defeated General Joe
e. Johnston and captured jackson with loss tC
the enemy of 400 besides immense stores anC
msnufacturies and IL pieces Of artillery.
! On the 18th Of May we fought the bloody anC
decisive battle at Bakers Greek, in which tn,
entire force Of Vicksburg, under Pemberton
was defeated, with the loss of29 pieces of artill
cry aud 1000 mon.
On the nth ofMay VIC defeated the same force
at the Big Black River Bridge, with loss o.
1900 men, and 16 pieces Of artillery.
On the 18th Of May we invested Vicksbure
closely, and to-day General Steele carried the
rifle pits on the north OF the city. The right o.
the army rests on the Mississippi, above Vicks-
burg.
| rnIIN ID AxUTINrn
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Each letter is charged with cent for Advertising
which the person calling for must pay.
Persons calling for any OF the above letters will say
that they advertised. II. n. SHObo, p. n.
The New York herald., 1863-12-28
Sailing OF the Nova Scstiaw.
PoRnASD, Me-, Deo. 2T, 1883.
The steamship Nova scotsn. Captain Graham for Lv-
pool sailed at ten O'Clock last night.
CITY Intelliaence.

PROPOSED PRESERVATION MAYOR OrprxR "A number
OF the personal and political friends OF Mayor opdyke are
10 hold meeting at the republican quarters 10.
night for the purpose OF making arrangements for pro
senting him with suitable address the occasion of
his retirement from Office. Is proposed TO have the
presentation at the Astor House the <h Of January
next
FRx IN SIXTH srREKT--FouR HoRxs BuRSrp.-Bet cen
and two O'Clock Sunday morsing nre broke out
in franc stable No. 152 Sixth street, owned by Paul
Palmer. Totally destroyed. Loss tT5; no insurance.
Four horses owned by poor men were also burned TO
death Loss sf0o no insurance. Tho ere the work
OF an incendiary.
FIRE IN SECOND AVENUE Shortly before two O'Clock on
Sunday morning fire was discovered In the grocery
store Of John L. Murtha AL Second avenue dam aging
the stock OF about 5000 insured for 900
10 the Excelsior Insurance Company. Building damaged
about $3.50. Cause OF the IRE unknown az present.
FIRE IN FIRST AvESUE.-About two O'Clock on Sunday
morning nre originated In back room, first floor, Of
the tenement house 80l First avenue among bales
OF hay stored tho premises by Lopcrt h Rowland.
The nremeu quickly at the premises and extngush
ed the Gre. Damage building and stock about $500.
A woman named Mary Carroll, residing the third
floor Jumped from the window 10 the ground and broke
her leg She was taken 10 the hospital. Tho nre was
no doubt the Work of an incsndiary.
The New York herald., 1863-12-28
mtseeIIaueOus.

sur Rsirra Lorng al c.tdn fron hsrssilies esr.vs
heavy weather the and sp ssd ose
sails Ae the Let insi ~hsn or beven hioB~ Light
the wind blss p~rfeo hurr cans and only vita ~
greatest ersron that the ship brpt clear OF Inc
the gale lasted two days Capt LortnG ~ues thai mNnt
that many are iost
Bass wisnsvirr- Li.bmsnn. from baltimore ocs " fS
Amsterdam. % rsDrisi vrrok-d on tho ssA..d.. crsv
saved III. Vas s tons baii In lao ., Thomas,o. NJ
hailed Hsmburz Her consisted u
iobsrco 10 bags bart t) sAsss aud os " snaAfv
root
Bsid Jour BsHsIHp before reported ashore OA0S
HsnOpeu full of and ts thous sht "a
po'oa of her spgar has b~en landed is-s dsusGsl
condition. and sof Of asc,os 7tk tnsi
scHH Cas- EytL Oodfrry from Phnsdsiphis fog rsv%
Nonros before rsprts ashore wvsossS- fsasA
has broken she rtl Al asd buii tsof at
Dorchester. NJ. Whence she halisd.
Tss following table gives summary ~ the vsssss In
hsrhsrs Of ssv rsfs Bos,sn. Philadelphia eAuirsspN
and ssv Orleans latest non u 49,
The New York herald., 1863-12-28
Port OF New York. Dscsmsor az. 1903
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
ship Universe usien Liverpool Nov No. With m5se arc
rs rnssengers n Williams Gtn fonr i@Aiha ana ons
birth 2is ~ 81 81 spoke Bth1k kns ~oa
from Macluedsvis for Liverpool )ih inst Tho' Nssss.
Rhode Island sa,- fof from tho main to~nsN
"a the derk ami was kin~i
Tusksr with mcs~. TO master Had heavy sAeoon me
a.
with sugar. 10 wsra Co Has BEEN days of hstts
Mig Mage Ncr-l CBr) sisll Charlotte own. e dsy~
Br,r nrrTrns~r CBrJ Ncnrfse rangan CB ~ days ~th
~ hicb~h Had hrAvy gies during n''si % ths
psAsags -, -. -
Curry. Has hal strong Rask thu enrc pesssssi
spit ssls =
GT'g wstllds or. Reynolds II John. M with ia"'''
10 ID n Dewof
sehr 0olacn wea fBr) Oamars ssracsibo Dec :. With
eon-s. 70 YAi-s Porsrasld Has had heavy "s"'S~i
split sa's &c
schr Osspns. Johs~oa. tli 'a1.,hJ-pn for Nos on
Rehr Glars Ellen Oray Eiysb~tbporl Tor Boston.
sehr DshiiA k-ut Fli,ah-ib por fnr Boston
srhr Rosina. Hunt. Eiisebe,hpet fer i'2sisn
Sehr Fusht Gibbs EiiIab rthrort for fail Riter.
Schr vsndslis hurcb, tiirsbsihpor for Pr,vidsans
schr Nelson. Wilry Flirsie'hport for Bnstoi
schr Isabel Alberto rooser Prosidrnoe 49,.
seamer Louisa Moore a. ranspor). Winters sswbsvS
60 = oua'ferfvss'er
Steamer Jo.-psine % suADspor,. orrmisy. wAshinsS>
to 7 n OuArtcrnast-r
" 4 \ SDuartermast~r -
| ton. Del. tot n Qusrrrm..tsr
| Steamer psVray. Aidrcn. PrsWfsnca
| Steamer klngnsn~r Nyr froyiiencs
1 BELOW.
| Ship Ann y Tboppsou. simps,n, from csrd6. o~1
4 Ship Carbslii
Brig 0enrssl ksnhAh
Brig Alamo
Schr Volunteer
Wind during tho day wsw.
The New York herald., 1863-12-28
An Arab Troupe In Paris.

The great attraction Of the day In Paris s to be found
al the Cirque Napoleon vbere everyone goes 10 the
Arab troupe consists OF tweutysir clowns OF bronze
and swsrtby hue who 20 through variety of po~tures
exercises and man0uvres which impress with this
idea that their limbs formed OF csoutchouc. The
LEAPS they take, the bounds they make the Wild and
daring gestures OF these denzens OF the
desert, have something almost preiernaturs In them.
Their savage yes their piercing screams. joined with
their FIRE Of musketry almost too powerful for tho
possessor Of modern nervous system. There two
OF hercucan form, negro and African who perform
together eas of strength who grasp each obsr
tertwne their muscular limbs N 80 many shapes 10
Then tho whole party form pyramids q immense
height, making one almost giddy 10 look upon
them: they then place themselves In various att.
tudcs, appsreotly bound together. reminding ono OF
The idols of India, where hundred heads and hundred
arms appear In ore mighty mass. After their marvellous
exhibition, dwarf goes through, with wonderful agility
talzsd by Bon Gauitier In hts delightful spanish ballads
Astley'e The dwarf Ia hdeous fellow be has no
resemblance TO the well shaped form of the rascbe Sir
Jerry Hudson, 70 that u the polished Count Ponatowski
nor tho happily married General Tom Thumb His
head large his s crubhed bis legs
deorrned, whilst his body h that of largo man he IL
,ome.nst q the soome and y a the breed th:. Paul
table of the great with cais and dogs. He snhowevsr In
bis way, wonderful little creature " perfect master
horse, lsaping about him In every vsrrsy Il vsy;
moment looking Ike . monkey on The back Of . camel,
another pirouetting upon bis neck There srotesgue
wirsss every movement and ne ~ psrsaks Of
the cat, the monkey and the bear.
TEE gpsArvr cotp Dvsdryus ~ nun wostp "A letter
from Captain ruxe exysdtno 70 ascsrtsin sbs bsss
nortbsrp route 70 the gold dgap dated "BAnnocs City,
'ss'S ss, ,:,s %. sn
al ws rbs digging that place yisdinG $500 ooo
par vesk ns party expect 10 winter there the road
10 Walla Wsls Tn rou1 Tor The Paoino) 10 almost mpas
sable The writer sdds that the gold minss now beng
discovered IN shss region SONS a shs richest t ths
world.
The New York herald., 1863-12-28
Queen Victoria In Africa.
HER MAJksrY STANDS ooDx0rnER FOR An p.TEI

lFrnm the Dublin Freeman. Nov. 10
Our readers will probably remembcr the marriage n
81. Johns church, Chatham. short time since OF tho
young African Princess Nss Bons'n forbcs the Frgoe
Of the Queen who brought W this country by Cap
tain Forbes IN her Maesy ship bonsita from the coast
OF Africa and educated by the Rev Schon chaplain OF
Me- vie Hospital Chatham at the expense OF her Majesty
who always tho lively Interest IN her welfare,
and occasionally had her a court On the occasion of the
marriage ~ the young princess TO J. Davis. Fsa.,
coored West India merchant, who has since sctoi on
the Gold Coast the Queen took the most lively interest
10 the event and made Miss Forbes several handsome
~oddng prcsens ali OF which were fully described At tho
time Intelligence has now been received Of further
mark OF favor conferred Mrs Davis, who has just
given brth TO daughter, 70 whom her Majesty stood
godmother by proxy
Al the same time Queen has presented her god
child beautiful gold cup, with q saver, knife, fork and
spoon, Of the metal. ~ baptisms present The
cup and salver bear the following inscription TO VIC.
tora Davis from her godmohcr Victoria Queen o Croat
Britain and ireland. 1s63n
The New York herald., 1863-12-28

A "GrsnAI CsASY Loooususn. "-v1evso locomotives
from yicksburo for tbs nashville Rarc~h have arrived
here during the past week They a captured
NAMED. One called the "0eperd Grsnt," smother
"Abvshan Lincoln" me latter is With ran
splitting views and other sosnss the early fs u tbs
President calculated 70 p~spetaats the reoosrtons n
incidents In bis history which have haf their nsosocs
making him what be u.-Los,s-1ir D~-c-p De- "a
The New York herald., 1863-12-28
The Capture OF the Margaret asa Jessie.
10 rHn nDIroA ov rms KnnAap

srxAE'HD tuisos. hsv Yoss. n~s a. Isss
Under tbs head of "ssvsi ipss'iis.sesr IN ,odsy's
HssAip. The sap'ur. q the kAssSsS ard Jessie sSsn
claimed for the ksnssos1. ny rsrsy-aos W tbs Hs.p
shs sh November isst, yos ui nns Shs 70 oos cor.
rect The fNe The c4ptars are thers fully ssS or.
recoy see1 tbs Vas taksa ~ the army v-spsft
s,e.fper ton. vas D~sS W ssv yovt BY tss yui,ss
10 chsge u prDe crsv from ths Iuits We essnz
b~sve yyuf stst@rsst in totAys rat.. 80 rrsts 20,
h9 knorieaxs o. tapfain smapn y a.. Nsas.-naas
A. Ofli.kg o. rHf 'tLws
The New York herald., 1863-12-28

and Isn. q. MT.
Tbs comss hAs bright ~ ssAr u fzursh
magnituds, and tan thaa . dssrss Ioax NJ s,
thrrefoys, psAiy vlsibis " ths saksA eye.
There app~ess no rne<ns d dsserminne u psessoi
vhstbes shss oomst h ths ooe ssso ~ rreSs Pumps
on Octobss fs, rsyrtsd By bsm n - fvss of The
ifth an. sw, yovv ses<ssss ss~vnni,
kDnscrss, Nov ~. CEDRCH r. CUAvBy2a
The New York herald., 1863-12-28
ObItu ary.

DRATH OFADNIRAL OF THE RED JOHN AYscou0H.
The above gallant and distinguished Admiral, whose
death occurred at the Royal crystal Palace Hotel, Nor
wood weeks since had attained the advanced age
OF eighty eight years. He board her Najeys
ship Sedn during dpsrdts. d~ fought by haf resiei
while on her passage from North America, under the
command of his father the late Captain John Aysoough
who leg the occasion He entered the navy
in August 1857 From lsc2 until 1926 he superin,snded
the ordinary Plymouth and was Afterwards for some
years Commissioner of the Jamaica and Bermuda Dock
Yards He attained flag rank November -, lsIl be
came Vice Admiral December 70, ls4s, and Admiral on
October 3, 1850
The New York herald., 1863-12-28
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The New York herald., 1863-12-28
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bsviEy or ooUSrssgnI sruyy n RyrrLLyp
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The New York herald., 1863-12-28

ISJrsncr os couKr NsRr1AI-RosANrp ~ RIAL LIN
The Warrington R,puJitcan commenting article in
New YORK paper saysThe author OF the article ought
70 know by this time that courts martial do not always
arrive At correct conclusions For instance, not many
days since information reached the President that
young belonging 70 the Army Of the Potomac had
been sentenced by court martial 10 be shot for deseon
The boy doomed 70 die 10 few hours when the des
patch WAS received No time 10 Be bet. A telegram
was sent 70 General Meade suspendng the execution
examination or the ordered by the President,
whsn IL was cscertaped that the young man ought 70
have bees promt long for gallant and mcrorous
service. instesd a. being shot 10 appeared that upon
ths march Of the Army Of ePosmsc ovards Maryland
the occasion Of Jess rs raid nssthward the young
man alluded TO became exhausted and fen out Of the
ranks, sed. soon ~ be recovered hs procssdsd
after his regiment but aot finding and there being
time 70 lose be fell into 'be ranks OF another regmest
and fought ealiantly At south Mountain and Aptsta,
and was wounded In the hst named bate. Ne sent
70 hospital. which fact, ~ the absence q proper sys
TEN such cases did pos feasn she ocsrs Of ha rsst
ment. Al last he arreaed o deserer tried,
demnsd. and was about 70 be shos when bv the inter
ference OF the Executive hiefs saved and young
man. hsstly condemned to an ignomirous dszth wAs
suddenly restored 70 honor.
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