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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-11-05

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crt1tren. .
Dafttaatrn, a.. Oct.
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ebuman eas Gommaabo. 81, Dtparit:
msnts unb br Armss Don 9enntGtt NIT ttna
6auptauarttsr Ina 8sIss une GsnstainaIor, Sobn
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tm Ctpartsmsrt uon' Ytrginisn 'unb
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tsr watrf&etnti& bas &ensuaantc iber ett:ysT-1
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-11-05
aufattot fur 100000 a1aan,
8oaotrmeur't Nroflamattpu.
S1aat 8 ~ 4.

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DIR psaIpsnt BET Scr. etaatn taTpen btsier
&taaie pie Quote ron 30V,00V Mann perian9l
um be asettsn ser peterausa Hs0iusnttt ~ fgl
len. uab bat III a. mid une an eas Bolt s.es
patrtctf@sn Staatts espanbt. bamtt xeute, al
1Ieiptates p.empt sor TEN 'naHfs 5. Sanua
9efeGt nbsn. 3tne 3.stun9 miro an eteftu
Gage anseersust ue1ee". Nm. se fealsats GAP
~ ertalteH. ]!
. Du.& ben Sen. prop. t.DRarital bin ID ba
sen untervt&tt ucreen,- eae bte Quote btefe
6taa,ts unter btefem' aui8etste 1910 1Ranu b,
trdst. Sd uespe ttnass fetn, ben 9etat1enes'
Hreeit fur Botentdre III erbaltsa. pel&s I'm lst
tn Bterteliaer asfsat woybsu dab, unb Uelu
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4ts Batterttfsaea. }|:t 5''li
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GountteS ptrben bale seH. esy Zen, psesoR
yta.ftai's Office a~us.tlnsteti werptn.
DE Zen stet,utsn 3atommenesns8 erttetls fnl
Ia ,erf&tsbsnta Oveses u. Autetnaaesr 9siss'
wsl&e iuslet& NIT etefer pue!t3tEt wt.eea. Nv,
1sr btdtu.- utstsa &elsqtfn far eltt &eStasn's'
untes Oid,teren btsnea. BE fowoRl la Eager, al
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eslanssu II. UNI e beatetben. temie'tabsl juu's
Den. sttt.
Autsr adem ttefen utrb Der R.ttut BE 5aitt"
faction ans BE 9brs batsn, ~ s,ssm tsetmsn'
~ Ss>6ssM. eaS TT ftoa Nuba srusEten bat
~ etnem 5estm:nt, bas. ft'nsn S,elj IN fstns'
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i4 ftl%R ~ sestrausH, nnb pel&e bate Gin
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AtAtutnt u udtlsn; bet esua e bteuen r,n. "uuE
lur :3et,, pena ber Dsnf,ermta etnt0ss Hs9t-
neRter Ia 1864 u Gnbe setf. wirb sr tn DtsnA
Aebtleet' pctben feta uRe tam Ct elmer 0sf6Ibt.
runs sntsesenfteen.
50 boft. bae Die Rdnner sou Soma btsfsu
Auisstot prompt -entfpved.n perpen. u"f:'
Staat 10 bt3Rst ietem an btnftlb,n e1ielsten
Auf9stpit uoraas Aeweftn. Sta berfsibe au0
btesmal I'm 8s,aus fetnY @ousn mir ste 3tr-
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unt tbrs ,6dnbe tfdrftu. tuptu1 MIR bte Hsttev ett
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bte SABINE be- Union esfdurpit faksu,. flaen
eaet uus ben Bet. Staatsn Bsbore&ktu1 s Inter.
flsuRa, Die MIR fonneH, gsben, Nm, ttnen tn H.
rem AnRrensanssa ~ telfen. Rostn Qounttes.
5tiete unp 9abtpibuen wstt.tisrR. UNI BEN
Nufaetet bts General 0cusunen,,nis III eaifprs.
Den! eabt uns ade Accommodation, unb !3ei'
unb R,ttsl nt&t fparsu, bamtt MIR Yronp. unfs
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inter uastntr @nwattuss. fstns TFi&s esiaa.u
uirbe.
@em. 8. &t,iwoot.
0ou,ssnsuy svn Sena.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-11-05
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Die Dablbnt&,Gfab; fsw.tt Re stuse.
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Aus 81. 2cute pitp bsst&,u. pa6 Die
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-11-05

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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-11-05
Qi(te bet<Briefe,

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limb unb psl&e tsst auf <,efebl be Gtusralpof.
methers In ,Dsmefras"' publtlirt wsrbsn. q
~ttt s,t.ttu, tst'm 'aeYeltn ter ostsfs "Adrer .
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-11-05
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sinH Mspat ptsft.bea 6talettsnp,t Dosu
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etten Aufmerliamftit' a0er~ junaen Ecu,
une &uat, tllr~,bttstts iu Gsler ,uartr
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trutsu asboten rrerptu. rsreen ptsIe font
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1868, unl>pat. eae als< YsEfenen. w''d'
8tet.I xalbft, e@ptiue. sestS &afstthtt
eie 3abI 6 fur rsn dAusn 8stroud,
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UNI un,umuute. ttfn Quotitdt $40;
far cine s~ir3,Int Ndbs I'm Otu' oeH In
uutuununes $2O;flrs tin ,oQee ioliets
0,bib In Ot,,' unp uuturunre. ttft1
Qualitdt, $36; rinle'ns felire @dbs $i8;
,.~mpotd,fs uouss @.bie $50; e~tnitlns
Rcbl- $40. Da intee sta taafli@ts
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Robinien tiuis UNI NIT 5a@funee unit
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-11-05
Stub %entIaufenl

,eren rtttn St,dsn an xSsssr. unS tsnBta eAeaaS, u
ss.na' Pc: .sa.uisa q: ssa g a.t : nss.s1 ,i re
ytrsfItI isrSts sab bet Has III! tett .tAtssss nr eseats
ira assiuatt arr StItItt H. tttkI pfFJ stxstf!att. e.tta
dat 9ute DfisPkuae. TX : 1Ax0~tA~eE
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-11-05
QutttuNem.

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duittiren. TO- ra6 jttsr Abennrnt sleiA.
aus: ftinef Auinure .aGsbt:bte ~a4n H.
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-11-05
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-11-05
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D%eftrsurtat, unb IL, bs @slbuns ,sn &st'asss.
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Jill discs assevttstea, st4t ~SesssAasn nttsstss- ....: ls>ot
aotaltaras s.. saar,asluus an aslrutsa :
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-11-05

bEN0Q3, III putW 9tSS(ttptSl gk WV "" Ss'ts'a
nsitu fir H.bslsufpitne ssbaltsH Sa1esn, sns'
ptdi perben.
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nttssitaty ~ Gslumtus ~ bsud&tt8sn, Soen
| !Rssaan unb anbsse-bsrt asfau9tn Bsbaltsns ~
R,tsys III tdrtsn unb ~atseauu ,stnsn Rtetaen'
6slslug in Otto ttnjultttsH.
@aftin8ten. /. Ncs.
Cine brute Ncrasn ttss anssfcmnsne Etpe'
ftt an gtn. 9aae6 tsri6uxt unier BEN 20. DIT.
ION GtanaHcsea, vt tss Ustne In .ber Se'Rss'
a.ktnbea Ha@i 0emyal iGsa1v't. Dielaca. "
@autai@ie poRtvt,, von bret etttea an9s0hfen.
f,tn eaas. IL, einsu parIe but6bre&sn babe.
ave. ,uIidaefd,asfn worten fl. ! als, Gsns'a1
6epo,b 6en Gen. gtats ~ pd1ft radte,a suaref
er In ey Blanle an0fsrtftn; lvtt fetRst7 HtSt'
mentfr isbc& aatmep NIT tsm 8aucutt BIZ btt.
ptn 6dasl sin. Ste her 6.tpb teest taite, uHs
irif6tn lon aps fstatr 81uau'ts dtev feoseut
Q,,tf. Die 14altxae ~ IL. uat@l2.' Gesps
,s, ribmiA. { ~ as47 -. -,g -
49, = H. 0afttnsten, 2, Nes.. 6
Naa nfatrt, bat @tase easfAA @saess,eeti
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to,refpsassatsa seB @iAsafsA- 1.iI
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Gsetr trvd6tfs GcasT gtdlt ste gs'esstetsan
sen @atstnsisn. ( Sstler ntms.t 3espiosay.s
tp Hort Rsnyes aue man bttra@te1 ,e.As o.io!'
lbtsy1e el1 etnea '<fEtta, NJ nan y s''1'st'
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-06-05

Total Receipts subscription for May. $176 rs
1t is alwaysa satisfaction TO us TO publish the
monthly "Roll of Honor" and it becomes real en-
joyment whenever the amount is enough to COW
er the expenses of printing the paper Those
whose names are recorded have our thanks in
addition to their moneys worth in reading their
own paper, weekly. We would be under many
obligations TO friends who would endeavor toin-
crease the circulation of the JOURNAL among
their neighbors. One lady sent IS nine new
advance pay subscribers last week. 1t is sent,
by mail, for l5O per year, payment in advance.
Free Of postage in the county.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-06-05
A NIISsIONARY CONVENTION,

For Findlay District, Central Ohio Conference
M. E. Church, will be held at Fremont on the
9Th and 10Th Of June. =
Preliminary meeting, Tuesday, 4 4O'clOck p. M.
Children's Missionary meeting, P. NJ. q
Meetings for reports from the Pastors, for bu-
siness, de-, Wednesday, A. NJ. and P. NJ.
Missionary Address by DIR. Harris Wednes-
day, Z p. NJ, at Birchard Hall.
The services viii all be open to the public.
On Tuesday evening there will be appropriate
singing by the children, and several short, stir
ring speeches by DIR. Harris and other ministers
We invite all who would be relgiOusly enter
tanned. in full confidence that the exercises viii
prove both pleasuraole and profitable.
JOHN GRAHAM, p. e.
+. b. MORRISON, Pastor.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-06-05
wYNKooP,s ICELAND PECrORAL-

Diseases Of the Throat, Chest and Pulmonary organs
prevalent innidous and dangerous. The prop
critics of medicine to alleviate and uproot these
complaints must be Expectorant Auodyne and IuSgor
ating, oosening the Of the throat and mpa-tnE
tone to the entire system Ne discovery in medical SCI
enee ever mastered this class Of diseases like Dr. Wyn-
koop's Iceland Peetora tits used with the most acton
ishing results in all of Bronshitis Influenza,
whooping Cough, Diptheria, Putrid Sore Throat,
Asthma, Group Coughs Colds Nervous Irritabty he.
The Rev. J. J. Potter, certi6os, that have used DR..
wynkoops Peetora for years. myself and in my family
forsevers Pulmonary Complaints, and have
ded It to many Others and have its equal"
-ft Rev. J. J. Potter, Brooklyn, NJ Y.
Hundreds and thousands Of important testimonials
could be produced showing its remarkable aud that
it nsUsr falls .u.ag saf f
Iii composed Of pure Iceland Moss Balm Of ciiead,
Peruvian Balsam, Eleeampane, Comfrsy, Burdoek and
other invaluable erpectorant and tonic ingredisnts.
II is harmless prompt and lasting Inyads and sufferers
eannst afford to neglect trial Every family should
have it. It is remarkable for Group. Full descriptions
and directions accompany each bottle.
Sold in Town by all Druggists
Prepared by DR.. R. D. wynkoop, and sold By Ds
Harner A. Co New York 2znoo
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-06-05
Lxor,s KATnAnuON.

This delightful article for preserving and Identifying
the human hair again put up BY the original proPrstor
and is made with the skill and attsntion
which frat created its immense and unprecedented sales
Of over million Of bottles annually II is sl sold
t2S cents in large bottles. Two millions bottles
silly be sold in year when II Is again known that the
Kaharen ia not only the most hair dressing in
the world but that IT eeanse the scalp Of acurf and dand
ru gives the hair lively, rich, uxariant growth and
prevents It from turning gray. These considerations
worth knowing The Katbaron has been tested for
twelve year., and s warranted described Any lady
who values beautiful bead Of hair will the Katbsi
Iis finely perfumed cheap and valuable tits sold
by all respectable dealers throughout the world.
2paoe D. s. BARNES CO., NEW YORK.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-06-05
Firs. national bank, Fremont, ohio.

At meeting of the stockholders of the First
National Bank of Fremont Ohio. held on the
9th ult, at the Banking House of Messrs. Birch
ard, Miller d Co., the following nawaIkp persons
were elected Directors: s. BircRaid, Jas. W.
Wilson, A. H. Miller, James Justice Martin
Bruner, Robert Smith and A. W. Luckey. AT
a subsequent meeting of the Directors, s. Birch
ard was elected President, Jas. W. Wilson, Vice
President, and H. H. Miller, Cashier.
The Bank will commence operations as soon
as the Government can furnish the currency.
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A sHARIx STORY.

In private letter from j. @. c., of the 9th
owl, dated Foley Island S. c., May Goth, is
a description Of an encounter with shark, which
VIC win give to our readers: s W II
In my previous letter ] forgot to tell you of a
shark that was caught by some of our boys a
few days since, and of his desperate attack upon
one of the soldiers. Mr.. Shark had reconnoiter-
ed little too close to dry land, and also failed
TO keep open communieation with his base. and
the tide going out, he soon found himself in a
small basin pond 9everal feet above low wa
ter, and no chance of escape until the return Of
tide. The water in the basin was about x or
feet deep and about 25 feet wide.
Some rambling soldier chahced 10 see the big
fish and communicated 10 tohis comrades; soon
the pond was surrounded by soldiers, bound TO
have some sport with Mr.. fish, which they sup
posed to be porpoise. The attack was made
with sticks, stones, &c. but to little or no effect
finally bold genius struck upon an idea, and
cried out @hold on boys, clear the track, while
scull him ashore" and jumped into the water
and seized the fish by the tail; but no sooner
had he touched him than the fish "bout face, ;
and caught the soldier by the thigh, Just above
the knee and shook him as a dog would rat
All hands flew TO the rescue and with axes and
bayOnets attacked the monster in front and by
the hanks. He was struck several times on the
head with the poll of an axe, butto no purpose
bayonets were thrust into him. but he did not lei
go his victim. Finally bayonet touched ten
der spot and brought him to the fright about
30 suddenly as to twitch the gun out Of its own.
er's hands, and break the bayOnet short off. Mr.
fish Immediately re-seized his man by the same
leg, below the knee. The struggle now became
desperate, and all hands Q2 or l!l pitched in tC
subdue the monster and save tkeir comrade.
well directed blow with the blade of an axe
which was buried in the back of his neck caus.
ed him to surrender He measured 81 feet in
length and weighed 3l4 pounds. The daring
soldier was severely injured.
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Hnmn TealImonY.

flr GIruAp, Wood county. Ohio, August Is
Dr. @. W. RoBAck-Dear Sir-Permit me to inform you
and all eTing humanity Afflicted have been, Of the
benefit have derived from your valuable Scandinavian
Blood PuEider aud Pills. Ihave had deficiency In my
lungs two that beed the skill Of our best
Physcians both al home and abroad besides had the
Dyspepsia badly that my food would not stay in my
stomach the smallest quantities; and through these
diseases became emaciated and weak could scarcely
walk, and sometimes could not But j am hearty and
reasonably we'll at the present, and Alege the cause 70
your medicines for took no Others At that time and
much thanks 10 YOU for the Almanac that accidentally
fell into my hands. Yours truly, J. BALhEh.
ReAder do yOu know 81 any other remedies on earth
that will produce such gorOuI results A. the aeovss
See advertisement.
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union League an RolIcrsvIiIe.

Correspondence OF the Journal.
RoLLERsvILLE June /, 1863.
EDITOR JouRSAL-Dcdr Sir:-While other
townships are telling about their Union meet
ings and Union Leagues, perhaps it is but fair
that we should tell you that there is Scott
township up at the west side of the county, and
that there are some Union men, yes, and Union
women too, living in said township Yet you
would scarcely believe it. without some other
proof than the returns from the poll books
Well, that is because we heve north and a
south, in this township. In the south they read
no paper but the Enquirer and Sam Medary's
Crisis, (properly pronounced) Cri-en-Sis. In
the north our reading matter is of different
character, and the Union sentiment is visible
Within an areaof four sections (in the north
west corner of the township) we have sent to tile
Union armies some 80 soldiers. a
We have a Union League here. 1t was or
ganized some three months since. The number
of members l can't tell you, as have not seen
the list for some time, but am sure that itnum-
bers considerable over the tenth Of a thousand.
We had fine meeting in Rollersville on the
2sth. The School House was filed TO overflow
ing with ladies, the men were compelled to make
themselves comfortable on the outside of the
house. The meeting was addressed by the Rev.
Mr.. Sacket, Rev. Mr.. Fay, and MahlOn Chance
of Wood county He is ardent in the good
cause and devotes all his time to speaking.
And l would suggest, that il any Of our I'm.
ion friends in this county or Wood, wishing t6
hear the truth portrayed in masterly manner
and by workman, let them call on Mr.. Chance
he is always ready. ROLLERSVILLE.
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rIn,nh lftenna R.c-

RRLIeIoUs FofIcR.-There will be Bap-
tist preaching by Elder J. B. sackett Of cleve-
land, this (Fhday) evening, June 9th, at the
Methodint Church. Elder sackett is in the SER
vice Of the Ohio Baptist Convention, as Cores
PoDding Secretary and Exploring missionary.
County AGRICULTURAL FAIR.-0n the
first page will lie found the Constitution and
Premium List of the Agricultural Society Of this
County. The annual fair will be held the Sec
ond week in October This copy Of the Journal
should be preserved for reference.
RAIN.--There has been several showers
of rain lately; just what was needed. Every
body, and all nature rejoiceth thereat.
M. PERsINe, Of Clyde, sdvertises desir-
able property in that Aourishing village, for
sale. See notice.
SANDusKY COMMON PLEAS CouRT, will
convene, according TO adjournment, on Monday
next, June 9th
MARSHAL BARKHIMER, arrested couple
of jew pcddlers on Saturday night, for taking,
without leave, lady's pocket book containing
nine dollars. They were anxious to comprom-
Use the matter when the booklet book was found
in their possession. They compromised.
The SoLD1DRs' AID MITE SocrETY meets
tonight, (Friday) at Wards Hall. Call in,
KIRDY's AMERICAN HARvEsTER.-C Clapp
sells them. Every Farmer should have one.--
See notice on first page.
M1DsHIPMAN S. L. WILsoN, Of this town,
appointed to the U. s. Naval School from the
slXth District, in 1861, arrived home on Satur-
day last. He has completed two years's study,
with great credit He has leave of absence un-
til the 1st of September. His health has been
first rate, and he likes the service well.
SrRAwBERmEs.-Dav Johns, brought
TO our Office on Wednesday morning, some very
fine, ripe strawberries. iftUI l
COUNTY SURvEYoR.-Joseph L. Rawson
has resigned his Office as Surveyor Of this coun.
ty, and the Commissioners have appointed Hor'
ace E. Clark, County Surveyor.
ASK TO BE INCoRPoRATED.-Ape petition
signed by by los voters of Clyde, asking that
the place may be designated as an incorporated
Village, was presented to the County Commits.
soners on Wednesday. The territory embrac.
ed is one square mile. See advertisement.
THE HURoN AND SANDUsKY TEACHERS
Association, will meet at Norwalk, on Saturday
June 18th. The G. & T. r. R. will carry mem
bers for halffarc. ts
FRUIT PRosPEors in this vicinity are o
the most favorable kind, and an abundant crol
of all varieties is confidently anticipated. TIL
weather for four or five days has been quite COG
and frosts have been feared.