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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-01-23
Letter From the asrh Rerlmen,.

Capt NJ. K. Tyler Of Co. /, 49th Ohio Reei
rnent, has written to his friends here the partic
ulRrs Of the part this regiment took in the Mur
fresbOro battle, from which we are permitted t,
extract the following:
"The loss Of the 49th Ohio volunteers is a
follows:
Rilcd--Col. Drake, Capt. Keller and S5 man
Wounded.--Major b. s. Porter, Capt. Culver
Lieuts. Ray, TotteD, Cowgirl, Keller, White anc
Davidson, and ll9 men.
P,isonors of War and Missi,o.--About loC
men, aud one commissioned officer.
All Of the companies suffered severely. Com.
pany Q lost all its officers before o'clock a. IN
ON the 3lst, and was put in command during
the whole battle of companies ] and G. &
the Banner company. Two of the color bear
ers were shot down, but we brought the colors
oh Of the field. Company went into the &C
tion with officers and 80 men. Its loss was
Captain and men killed; Lieutenant mortal.
ly wounded, and men wounded and one Off
Ger and men missing. Total loss of "a out of
IS. The loss in Co. ], my company, was se-
we're. Killed 3, wounded Is, prisoners of war
IN the hands Of the rebels 7, missing 5--total 30
went in with so men.
Co. went in with 2 officers and IS men. 1t
lost two killed, 8 wounded and 10 missinR-to-
tai 20. 1t being the Sandusky County Com
pany, will give you the names Of the men lost:
hsted.-COrpOral Isaiah Terry, and Isaac N.
Anderson
Wounded Lieut. l. o. Totten, (sliehtly in
the ankle,) Sergt. Levi Laughlin, Corporal Eli
Lewmnn, Joel g. Shuts, Thomas Bovy, Albert
Dodge, William Burdue, and L. s. Porter.
Missing. Sergeant Charles W. England Cor
poral W. Fl. II. Wadsworth, Corporal Cyrus @.
Laughlin, Moses Rogers, William Oddlesperger
George Davis, Gustavus Boesch, Jonathan Dur
fee, Michael Baker and David H. Barber The
wounds are generally slight.
We have about 270 men left for duty in the
Regiment. As yet our recruits have not Joined
us. Such is the shape of the 49th at this time
Rosecrans is the right man in the right place
he has the confidence of all of his command.
Adjutant @. A. Norton did nobly, and after
passing through five days fire OF battle, acci-
IDENTIFY wounded himself in the leg with his re-
volver.
Lieut.. John Kessler behaved nobly. After
the first days fighting he was in command of
Companies A and F.
We have only eight commissioned officers to
ten companies. am still in command of Com
panies and @.
Nobly did my men, and the men Of the 49th
do their duty. They faced death and
acted like patriots. Not man faltered
Our Colonel is deserving of greater COM
mand. He is competent for any Stars that may
be placed upon his shoulder. The Government
should have true men like Colonel Gibson in the
place Of some Regular officers of higher grade
Of rank
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-01-23
wrskoor,s ICELAND rroronAL.

Diseases Of the Throat Chest aud Pulmsnary organs
are ever prevalent insdious and dangerous Tbs prop
critics of medicine to alleviate and uprpot these
complaints must be Expectorent Anodyne and Invigor-
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tone to the entire syntem No discovery In medical sc
ence mastered this class Of diseases like Dr. wyB
koops Iceland PectOra 1is with the most sstsa-
ishing results In all cases OF Bronchitis Influenza
Whooping Cough, Df q, Putrid Sore Throat,
Asthma Group, Cough ds, Nervous Irritabiiity, &e.
The Rev. j. j. Potter certifes, that have used DR..
wynkoops PectOral for years, myself and in my family
for severe Pulmonary Complaints aud have recommen-
ded 1t to many Others and have never seen Its equa
Rev. J.. J.Potter, Brooklyn, NJ Y.
undreds and thousands Of important testinonisls
eou be produced showing its remarkable aud II
IL aecsr
tits com osed pure Iceland Moss, Balm Of GileaA,
Peruvian Balssm, Elecampane comfrey, Burdoek, and
other invaluable expectorant and tonic ingrediens
1t harmless prompt and lasting. Invads suerers
cannot afford to neglect trial. Every family should
haveit It is remarkable for Group Full descriptions,
recommendations and directions accompany each bottle
Sold in Town by all Druggists.
Prepared by DR.. R. D. wynkoop, and ssld by D. ..
Barnes Co. New York. gyI
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mi EGAL NOTICE.


-AA sandusky County Common Pleas Court.
Sanford g. Baker, Administrator OF
William H. Loop, deceased, Plaintiff,
Betsey Loop, Sarah A. Loop,
Frank d. Loop, Carrie Loop,
Mary y Ann IIsTpsil, ispp Hsnry H.rpell and
Myron D. Loop, Defendants.
Each and all OF the above named arc hereby
notified That Sanford @. Baker, administrator Of the
tate of William II. Loop deceased, the eleventh day
December D.. eighteen hundred and sixty two, filed in
the oee Of the csrk Of the court of common pleas o
them, setting forth, That, Jededah Loop, Of said
county died intetae, seized in fee simple OF the follow
ing lands and tenements, to wit:
Tract number eighty, containing eghtyfour acres
the north part of the east part Of tract number seventy
nine, containing thirty four acres Western Reserve
Ohio.
Leaving the said Betsey Loop his widow, entitled to
dover therein, William H. Loop (now deceased) Mary
Ann Harpel wife Of Henry Harpe and Ayrou b. Loop.
his only children and heirs at law to whom said lands
descended; That partition OF said land, appraise
nent OF dover therein has ever been made.
That afterwards and about the month Of May eighteen
hundred and sixty two, the said William H. Loop, de-
parted this life. ntestate owning one equal undivided
third Of said tracts of aud leaving the said
Loop his widow, who is entitled TO dover In said und
vded onethird OF said lands and the Frank b. Loop
Carrie Loop, and William H Loop his only children and
heirs at law, to whom said third OF said land
scended That is necessary sell said share Of said
William Loop deceased In said land to pay the debts
of his estate.
The petition prays that the dover Of said Betsey LOOP
In the whole OF said two tracts bo assigned the said
tworacts be partitionsd onethrd to said VIM H. Loops
children, and the DOVER Of said Sarah A. Loop therein
be assigned to her. and the shares OF said Myron Loop
and Mary Ann Harpe be set of to them in severay and
that the several share set OF to the heir OF William
H. Loop deceased be ordered to be sold by plaintiff to
pay said deb's, and for other proper relief.
Said Petition will be heard the sixteenth day of Feb
ruary eighteen hundred and sixtythree and the defend
ants required to before the thrtieth
day Of January A. D. eighteen hundred and sixty
SANFORD G. BAKER,
Administrator Of Wm II. Loop DECEASED.
BuCKLAND & EvERKTr. Plaintiff 8 Attorneys.
December 49, 1se2. b0w7 Pr Fee Sl2,25
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From the 72d Regiment.

From letter received by s. Buckland, from
his son, H. W. Buckland, dated at Jackson, Ten.
nessee, Jan. 18th, we learn that the regiment i,
at Moscow, Tenn. Col. R. P. Buckland 10 in
command Of brigade, though at the date of the
letter had not received his commission.
D. N. Hardness, Quartermaster of Buckland's q
brigade, has resigned; Capt. H. W. Buokland
has been promoted to Brigade Quartermaster.
Lieut. Col. Crockett has been mustered out Of
service, on account ofphysical disability.
Should Col. Buckland receive a Brigadier's
commission, Eaton would be Colonel; Snyder
Lieut. Colonel, and Neufer, Major.
The health of the regiment is good.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-01-23

In skating upon pond at Bloomfield New
Jersey, some days since boy named Higgins
fell through the ice, remaining in the water out
ken out for dead. A village physician, howev-
er applied a galvanic battery, with other means
and after six hours labor succeeded in restoring
animation.
The Detroit Tribune says that the British sol.
diers on the Canada side of the Detroit River
are continually changing their base ofoperations
That is, they come over on the American side
and Join the Federal army.
Three thousand seven hundrd iron hospita
bed-stsads, aud three thousand bed sacks wen
sent TO Falmouth on Thursday evening. Thi
| looks like work
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Home Itanna. Mc.

Coon APPoIrrMENr.---WN r. DowSs, son ofJ
b. O. Downs Of this town, has received the sp
poiniment Of Chief Clerk In the Auditing Room
Of the Internal Revenue, o. s. Treasury De
partment We take pleasure in announcing th,
fact. Mr. D. is well qualified for the position
Cross has just received some pieces Of new
piano music. Cal at his Piano store.
We learn that diptheria is prevailing to q
fearful extent in the vicinity Of Bettsville Fos-
toria and Findlsy. Many deaths have occurred.
Lieut.. Q. N. Fouke, Co. F, 9th o. ", is now
at home. On account of continued ill-health he
has been mustered out of the service.
Lieut.. Q. Thompson, Co. O, 9Th o. ", is also
at home. He will return shortly.
Cbas. Taylor, private co. r, 9th o.v., wound
ed in left shoulder, at fredericksburg, has arriv-
ed home. He still carries the ball In his shoul-
der, but is getting along WELL
DR.. L. Gessner Asst Surgeon of the 9th o.
", has resigned on account Of ill health, and Is
now at home
Capt. Nat Haynes Tooth regiment, arrived
home Wednesday evening. HisrssignStion was
accepted, and he is honorably discharged.
Capt. J. R. Bartlett Of the 49th, arrived home
yesterday morning.
Pork receipts are still large; prices have ad-
vanced little; 81, to $475.
Thursday morning, 18th a snow storm COM
menced with strong wind from the northeast;
continuing 81 hours without iutermission-
The snow was from 10 to l2 inches on level
The drifts were piled up by feet. Saturday
cold; but paths and roads had to be made, and
before night the town was full Of sIeds and
sleighs. Sunday morning at daylight the ther-
mometer marked 6 degs above zero. Livery
horses were put through at top speed-about
equal to livery mems prices. Monday weather
milder; sleighing fine, and every hour improv-
ed. Every thing on runners put to use. In the
evening, big sleighng party to Woodville, and
nice time they had of it. Tuesday, it has been
raining all day; and now 3 p. M, sleighing is
used up. Gone as rapidly as it came.
Wednesday, cooler; thawed but little; sleigh
ing about the sides of the road still going on.--
Thursday morning frozen little with slight
prospect of more show.
Several of our neghbors and citizens in smy-
thizng with us, for our loss by burglars on tho
ID, have informed us that they have got the
tools to fix those gentlemen when they come
around again. Six-shooters are ugly custom
ers There will be no need of habeas corpus
if some houses we know of are visited again
Let's see-barrel inches; balls; 10 PAGES; an
old hat crown perforated six times in half min
ute, can cover the six holes with the palm of
your hand-that1l do.
Letter from Capt. NJ. E. Tyler, of the 18th o.
", in another place.
If the friends of George Warner, company D, /
(Capt. Neufer's) I'D reg. O.V., who died at the |
General Field Hospital at Monterey, Tenn, viii 1
communicate with E. W. Blatchford, Secretary
of the Chicago Sanitary Commission, they may
obtain more information of his death. We sup
pose Mr.. Warner lived somewhere in the vicin-
ity of Woodville, in this county
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Everybody Attention !
A. COLLIER.

ID ESPECTFULLY wishes to inform the public in gem
III eral that he has taken AN OFFICE in the Post or
hce room in Fremont where he be found aturdAy
each week. during business hours ready sell take
orders for present future delivery of all kinds of Fruit
and Ornamental Trees and from any Nursery the pur.
chaser may wish. He would particularly call attention
choice lot of and Fancy Grape, and Lawton
Rochelle Blackberry roots OF bis own raising.
He has likewise got the sole agency for Sandusky and
Otowa counties Of j. T. Headeys splendid work entitled
the Great Rebellion Civil War in the United States
sample copy is hand, and subscriptions solicited
He has also got hand and for SALE ]. 7. Lloyd's
splendid Map of the United States, Canadas and New
Brunswick, Map that 500 600 to get up. Better
than hitchels Coons $40 Maps and yet sell it
for so cents.
He has likewise got for sale choice lot Pigs Of
perior breed which he will sell in lots to suit
Likewise a good Horse Power and Wood Saving Ma
chine for sale cheap.
number of good, enterprising Agents Wanted, to
travel on per cenage salary with OF the bes:
patented improvements that out-G chance to
make money.
Persons having capital to invest In bu siness that
not fail TO pay big, requested to call drop letter
into box 465 in the Post office, when they learn fur
ther particulars.
Persons having good patented improvements to sell or
trade can here 6nda chance.
persons having Land Town property to sell or
change can find 1t to their interest to give call.
Persons wanting to buy Farm Village or Town prop
erty, can here be accommodated
i have likewise got two Small Farms TO Rent.
Likewise Turning Shop with Power, 2Lathes, Saws,
and other necessary Tools
A. COLLIER.
FREMONT, Nov. 2s, 1852. Al.
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LvoNs KArmAnror.

This delightful article for preserving and beautfyne
the human harris again put up BY the original proprietor
and Ia now made with the care, skill and attention
which rst created s immense and unprecedented .aes
Of over one million Of bottles annually II Is st sold
tas cents in large bottles Two millions bottles can ca
silly be sold In when IL IL again known that the
kAtharon Ia not only the most deli hair dressing i
'ne world but that It esanses the scalp dand
run gives the hair lively rich, uxnrAnt growth and
prevents from turning gray. These are considerations
worth knowing The Katharon has been tested for over
twelve years, andis AZ described Any lady
who values beautiful head Of hair viii use the Kathal
roA It's finely perfumed cheap and valuable. tits sold
by all respectable dealers throughout the world.
2yl D.. B. BARNES CO., NEW YORK
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-01-23

Court OF common Pleas, Sandusky County, Ohio.
Joseph Shoup, Plaintiff,
against
George Donaldson,
John Mowery, and
s. N. Brinde, Defendants.
Said defendant s. N. Brndle In the State of Maryland
Will take notice that Joseph Shoup, of the county o
S6ndusky in the State OF Ohio, did the ninth
September, eighteen hundred and sixty file his petit
ton in the Court of Common Pleas within and said
county OF Sandusky in said State OF Ohio George
Donaldson, John Mowery and s. N. Brinde, defendants
setting forth; That in the spring OF eighteen hundred
and said defendant John Mowery purchased
said NJ Brindle the west half Of the northwest quar-
ter OF section number thirty, township number FOUR
range number seventeen in Sandusky county Ohio
the OF twelve hundred dollars That by an
made between Joseph Shoup and said John Mowery said
Mowery agreed to convey onehaf Of said land 10 said
6houp, for tho Consideration of six hundred dollars
That said land divided by and between said Shoup
and howery giving TO shoup the north half Of the said
said Shoup took possession In eighteen hundred fifty
five and held possession thereof resided thereon
til the spring Of eighteen hundred and sixtytwo and
mado valuable improvements thereon amounting
hundred and thirty FIVE doars and also paid to said
Mowery on the purchase money one hundred and fifty
dollars with Interest making in all the OF four hum
hundred and 6fty dollars That during this time the
said BHndle held the legal title said land and there
was still due him part OF the purchase money from said
howery That In eighteen hundred and sixtyone said
howery sold his right. title and interest in said land
said Donadson; and that said Donaldson
the interest Of said s. N Bnde in said land and took
warranty deed from him. That said Donaldson and Now
cry had ali the time full notice Of the possession of said
Shoup, and Of the money paid and the Improvements
made on said land. That said Shoup has since been
evicted by said Donaldson from said premises.
Plaintiff prays that he may have judgment against said
howery and Donaldson for said four hundred and fifty
collars with interest and that the be declared
etn on said premises and that the may be sold
for the payment thereof
BY FINEFRocK Il LINDSAY,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
January 7, 1865. lws Pr. fee 500
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-01-23
HEMsTREET's
Tnimitable Hair Restorative.
TT Is NOT DYE.

But restores gray hair to Its original color BY supplying
the capillary tuberr with natural sustenanee impaired
BY age or disease All tHstaataaeors dyes composed
Of lsHa' eaHstie destroying the vitality and beauty
the hair, and afford Of themselves dressing Helm
streets Inimtable Colorng ouy hair to s
natural color BY easy process but gives the hara
Luxuriant Beauty,
promotes is growth, prevents its failing on eradcatss
daudruf and imparts health and peaaantnsss to the
head II has stood the test Of time being the original
Hair cooring, and Is constantly Increasing in favor
Used BY both gentleman and ladies' II s sold BY all 10
spectacle dealers or can be procuredby them Of the
nereial agent, D.s Barnes, Broadway, N. Y. Two
sizes so cents and ST. 9yl
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-01-23
NOTICE OF PARTITION

sandusky County Common Pleas Court.
Esther L. White David White Fremont White and Le-
visa White, will take notice, That petition was heC
against them on the eleventh day OF December A. d.
eighteen hundred and axtytwo In the court OF
pleas OF SAndusky county, State Of Ohio, and IL nov
pending, wherein, Julia Ann Terry and Jacob H. Terry
her husband demand partition Of the following describ
ed lands and tenements. to wit:
The north-west quarter the south west quarter
the northeast quarter Of section number fourteen town
ship number Ave. range number sixteen, containing
gether two hundred also the quarter
the southeast quarter OF section number twenty three
containing forty acres; Aso the northwest quarter
the northwest quarter Of section number twelve
tanning forty acres all In said township number ave
range number sixteen In 5anduaky county, and State
Ohio.
Said petition also demands Of dover in sale
premises to Levisa White, widow Of John D. white.
And at the next term Of said court said Julia Ann
Jacob H. Terry will apply for order that dover be
signed and PARTITION be made Of said premises
JACOB H. TERRY,
JULIA A. TERRY.
BUoKLANp 4 EvERsrr, Attorneys for Petitioners.
December 10, 1852. 6ow7 Pr. Fee So,25
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-01-23
WHITNEY,

What every body says must be So Whit
neys, l5l Summit street Toledo, is the place to
buy anything in his line; we clip the following:
We are pleased to notice the Improvement
made by Whitney at his store, ISL Summt-st,
Toledo. In connection with his extensive Piano
and Melodeon warerooms, he has fitted up de-
partment for the purpose of supplying his Gus
toners with choice selection of sheet music,
and musical merchandise in general Mr.. w.
is doing a lively business in his line, and if he
can sell music as much lower than other dealers
as he does his Pianos and Melodeons that's the
place to buy.-Toledo Commercial
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Great GIFT show.

$4,000 worth of goods to be given away
Prof. King, the world renowned Magician and
Ventrilloquist will give one of his grand exhibi-
tions at Birchard Hall, Friday evening Jan. 23d.
every person who buys a ticket will get gift
worth from 10 cents is $l0O. besides S5 worth
of fun. Don't fail to go and see King. Doors
open at 7, to commence at quarter to 8.
Tickets 25 cents.
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DRAKEyB PLANTATION nITTnRn.

They purify, strengthen and fnvlgorats.
They Greats healthy appstifs.
Thsy an antidote TO ohangs sfaaisr and dist
Thsy ovorcoms effects Of dissipation and iaishour
They strengthen the system end spiieen the nind.
They prevent miasmatIe and lntermittsDt fsvenr.
They purify the breath and acidity OF the sissoh.
They cure dyspepsia and constipation.
They cure dlarrhea, choera and cholsrn morbus.
They cure liver complaint and nervous headaoha
They the best bitters ia the world Thoy naks the
weak strong and exhausted natures great rsso
They made Of pure ST. croix Rum the celebrated
oalisaya Bark roots and berbs and taken with the
pleasure ofa bevsage without regard TO age sms Of
day Particularly recommended 20 delicate psrsons rs.
quIring gentle stmulant. Sold By all qrocers DruR-
si't' EOtsls and Saloons n. Drake Co., 9oa Broad
way. New Yort. s,i
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Vocal Music Glasses.

Prof. O. W. Webster, of Buffalo, N. Y, pro-
poses to commence the instruction of two classes
in Vocal Music, at the Presby terian Church in
our town this afternoon and evening.
The Juvenile Glass will meet at quarter past
4 p. m. Twelve lessons, so cents-in advance
Adult Glass, at p. IN. Twelve lessons 81.
The lessons this afternoon and evening are
FREE. All are invited.
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O. R. McCuLLocH, Druggist, and
e. Dillon & Sow, Druggists

ARents Tor FremontI UhIo
LADIEsi by sending either Of these agents 81 through
the Fremont Post Once, have the Pills sent to ANY
part Of the country (eon6dsnaiy) and free Of postage
by mail.
N. b. BEwARK or BASE CouNTERyRir OF TuKaB
Pills. You buy the counterfeit article any prcs
from rs to rs cents box (dear At ihat) LADIESl yoaF
lives and health o too much value to be tred WITH
besides being imposed upon with worthless article
Therefore any one offering you theae Pills for Less than
u dollar box, avoid them you would poison They
are bogna. Mono genuine unless the Of s. d.
account Of the Pills being countersited. Buy Of my nd-
yertsed agents and you are safe Sold also BY HonAun
KEILoou Norwalk, and BKNToE BRoTHEna lat 0aylords
old stand) Cleveland and BY druggist 20 every VII
wage aud town IN the United ststea, and BY HOWE,
sole proprietor, Nsv YorA. pfe.'eA-Iypd
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MARRIAGE OF a CoSsuL.--Willam D. Howells
of Jefferson, Ashtabula County, Ohio, United
States Consul at Venice, was married at the
American Ambassadors in Paris, Dec. 24th
1862, 10 Miss Elinor G. Mead of Brattleboro,
Vermont. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Mr.. McClintock, of the American Chapel
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Home Testimony.

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Blood Purifier and Pills. Ihave had deficiency In my
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Physicans, both at home and abroad besides had the
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walk, and sometimes could not. But am hearty and
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All persons who soil Herrick Aliens Gold
Medal Saleratus are authorized to give their
customers the privilege of using one half the
paper aud ifnot perfectly satisfactory, to return
the balance and get the amount paid for the
whole. 1t is the best in the world. 1t is a
great deal better than soda to use with cream
tartar. Try it. Most of the druggists and gro
Gers keep it.