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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-11-20
The IIIlI,ois EIae,in,,.

The Copperheads were badly flogged at the
recent election in Illinois. Official returns from
fifty eight counties give Union majority for
State Treasurer of 20,827 The same counties
last year gave COpperhead majority of 7,337-
Union gain Of 26, l64. Forty five counties re-
main 70 be heard from officially, which the Chi
cago Tribune estimates will gives from 5000 To
5000 Union majority. The Union majority in
the State cannot fall much short Of $4,000. So
rolls the Union balll
The Tribune also states as a capital sign OF
certain aud healthy conversions to the right side,
that in every instance in the strong Copperhead
counties, where the loyal masses went at the
snakes with will, the Union vote is Increased
and the disoyal vote decreased. In the strong
Copperbead counties the aggregate vote is larger
than last year, while in many Of the strong I'M
ion counties, where there was little or no show
Of opposition, the full vote was not called out.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-11-20
union Triumph In New mexico.

Says the Davenport Gazette of the 10th inst:
We are indebted to Judge S. A. Hubbel, o
this vicinity, for a copy ofihe E2 2NoVo lfeiicapo
the Mexican American paper published at San
ia Fe ofOctober 18th, in which is given he off
cial vote Of New Mexico cast on September 9Th
for delegates TO Congress, as canyassed by Gov
ernor Connolly and the Acting Secretary o.
State, T. L. Greiner. The candidates were Col
Francisco Perca and Senior Gallegos. The for.
mer an earnest Union man, able, active and re.
spected as a citizenand soldier; the latter ven.
omous Copperhead, once Catholic priest, ex-
PEELED from the church by the Bishop for gross
immortality. The vote stood, 1891 for Perea
and 6,425 for Gallegos; majority for Col Perea
606l This, be It remembered, in Territory
that the Southern olgarchy claims to have war
ranty deed for years ago and which the rebels
early made an effort to obtain complete control
Of New Mexico, destined ere many years to be
one of the brightest stars in the National Fir
mament, is thus placed in the pyramid Of loyal
ty and freedom ofwhich Iowa forms the proud
apex.
Col. Perea is brother-in-law of Judge Hub
bell, who, as is generally known TO our citizens
was resident of New Mexico when the rebell-
ion broke out, and will soon be in our city en-
route TO Washington.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-11-20
The Figures DIsapprovIng an Opposition
CaIumuY.

The opposition claim that New York was car.
ried by the votes of thirty thousand soldiers
who were sent home for the purpose. The same
charge was made in reference to other States
Was Massachusetts, carried in this way? Then
forty thousand soldiers were sent home. Were
Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Illinois so carriedi
Then sixty thousand more soldiers were sent
from the field. Here is a total of one hundred
and thirty thousand men who, If this charge OF
the opposition be true, have been spared from the
army. Then, also, sixty thousand must
have been sent into Ohio and twenty five thou
sand into Indiana, and fifteen thousand in Penn.
sylvania, making an aggregate of one hundred
and one thousand more. Does any one believe
that two hundred and thirty -one thousand sol.
diers have thus been sent home to vote? Were
twenty thousand sent all the way to Californis
to carry that State2 The very figures used by
the opposition to support their charge show is
utter falsity.-N T. Post
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-11-20
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From Washington.

Washington, Nov. l0.-Advices from Ten
nessee say that Major Stearns is making sue
cessful and solid progress in enlisting negro
troops there. He has established recruiting
stations at Nashville, Murfreesboro, Gallatin
Wartrace, Clarksville, Shelbyvlle, Columbia
and Stevenson, Ala. Loyal Shareholders re-
ceiye certificates, emitting them to compensa-
ton, not to exceed $780, for each slave thus TAX
en- into military service, on filing with the au-
thorities a valid decd of manumssion. Disloyal
shareholders receive nothing.
The second negro regiment of this district is
full, and will be sent in few days 10 South
Carolina.
In Maryland negro recruiting is going on
with rapidity, and the State viii soon have few
able bodied slaves, who are not serving their
country in the field.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-11-20
Respectfully yours,
WIN Tnn n..S... -
heGreatPInt

The Detroit Tribune in speaking of the con-
spiracy to release the johnson Island prisoners
and burn the lake cities, says:
The existence of this plot was originally dis
covered in the following manner: About two
weeks since some of our military authorities
here learned that certain rebel agents at Montre-
al We're seeking to purchase two vessels at that
city, to be fitted for rebel warscrvice in the lakes
Last week it was aseerlained that certificates OF
specie deposits, tn the amount of at least $780,
600, on certain Confederate banks, signed by
Mcmminger the rebel Secretary of the Treasu-
ry, and cOuntersigned by Benjamen, the rebel
Secretary State, has passed through our Post
office here TO rebel agents in Canada These
Facts taken together had a sinister aspect and
after consultation with number Of our prom
inent citizens, the facts were communicated to
the American Consul General at Montreal, Mr..
Giddings. By him, representations were made
to the Governor General of Canada, which led
TO the revelations made through Lord Lyons to
our own Government
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-11-20

The Washington correspondent of the Gin
cinnati Gazette in giving a sketch THE speech.
es, &c, made at adinner given to Mr. Plants
the retiring Private Secretary to Mr.. Chase
gives the following;
Mr.. Walker Of Indiana, Fifth Auditor Of tho
Treasury, in referring TO what had been said ui
the Secretary said that the point that seemed
to him specially worthy Of notice was this, hat
with this position at the fountain bead of the
financial currents of the nation, and with his
unlimited opportunities to make millions on
millions of dollars, not only without dishonesty
(by the simple use of his early information
but even without the possibility of suspicion OF
discovery, Mr.. Chase was going out of office, a
poorer man by many thousands Of dollars than
when he entered i'll
The spontaneous cheers that greeted the state
ment showing how well those who know Mr..
Chase best, recognized its truth and force
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-11-20
VOLUNTEERS ron sPECIAL DIrrv.

DIR. LA Q. RAwsoN, Chairman of the County
Military Committee, has placed in our hands
the following communications from Gov. Tod.
ExpcuTIvE DPARTMENT,
COLUMBUS November 16, 1863
TO the Military Committee of .Sa,,d,tsky Co., o.:
GENTLEMEN:-I have authority TO raise a
mounted company for special guard duty at
Washington City. As ] consider the State has
been highly complimented by this call from the
authorities at Washington, ] am very anxious
to get up company that will, in every partcu-
lar, mantaintain the honor aud credit of the
state. am also very anxious that every por-
ton of the State should be represented in the
company. | have therefore to request that you
send me the name of some young man who is
willing to represent your county in the organ-
ization. The duties Of the soldiers of this com
pany will be highly confidential as well as hon
orable. l beg you therefore to fake great pains
in the selection of the Individual you recon-
mend for the position.
Respectfully yours,
DAVID TOD, Governor.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-11-20
soIdiers, vote in Ot,ayya.

The canvass Of the soldiers vote in ottowa
shows llY for Brough and 2 for Valandigham
On the balance of the State ticket the vote stoo,
ll3 to -. On Senator it stood: Stickney Il
Wickham Sc, Hal 30. On the County ticket
the vote was as follows
heP!eaentatiye-John Ryder7s, ". L. Cole, Is
Auditor-E. baltimore So, r. HolIingsbea3 10
Pro, Jndge-W b. Sloan, rs; W. W. Atkins. l8
Prosecutor-D. D. H. Kline 20, A. Kramer. Ia.
Comfnissioner-Benj. d. Payne n, David Nc.
Kitchen Is.
The soldiers vote elects the entire Union tieh.
ct IN the county, though the defeated candid.
ates intend eontestlDg the election.
Cur urcouespondent declares that Ottowa coun.
" claims The banner for the State, considering
popplation aud the majority they had TO over.
come. We are Inclined to think lie is right ane
that Vttowa county shows the largest proper
tioDal Union gain q any county Ia the State. Z
Sallqit1t4 Afgisicr.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-11-20
From the Potomac Arn,y.

Washington, Nov. l7th.-The RspuJliean Of
this city this evening declares that Ii Is expect
ed Gems. Meade and Lee viii have a battle ere
the end Of the present week, and the impression
is confirmed somewhat as we learn directly
from the front to day that it is understood that
Gen. Meade not only advances to the Rapidan.
but be is TO cross it before the close of the week
and obtain battle if possible. The army is in
excellent condition, especially the cavalry
The prompttude Of the Government in paying
the soldiers has most salutary influence.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-11-20
what Ohio Is Doing for Sick and
wounded Soldiers.

In his report of the Sanitary operations, DR.. ]
S. NEwBERRY says:
"As you are probably aware, the State Of Obio
occupies conspicuous and enviable position
among the noble sisterhood who have given SO
freely Of their treasures and their blood 10 save
our country from ruin and TO maintain, in puri-
ty and permanence, all our free institutions.
Among the forms, in which her patriotism has
exhibited itself not the least worthy of mention
is her general and earnest support of our philan-
thropc organizations. AS have before stated
aside from all that has been done by indiyiduals'
other organizations, and the State Government
Ohio has now furnished to the Agency of The
Sanitary commission. 10000 packages of sun
ples-in other words half of all that has been
contributed to the Sanitary Commission In the
valley Of the Mississippi. This great efficiency
which Ohio has manifested in our work is un-
questionably due, for the most part to the early
organization OF three branch Commissions IN her
limits, each Of which has been most earnest and
untiring, land two, that Of Cincinnati and Cleye-
land, managed with wonderful energy and skin
have been prominently successful and useful
That OF Columbus, though accomplishing less
than the others named, has done noble work.
which will compare fayorably with that Of any
DINER similarly situated in the land With the
working Of the branches al Cincinnati aud Cleye-
land, you are already considerably familiar as
you nave visited them, have witnessed the per
fection oftheir methods and have seen abundant
evidence OF the great good which they have ae-
eomplisbed." '''''' ~
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-11-20
Consecration Ceremonle. I'D aellr.burr.


The attempt of our Government to relieve the
necessities of the Union prisoners at Richmond
has proved abortve. Twenty -four thousand
rations and five thousand full suits of clothing
sent by Government, and large number of ar
ticles sent by the Sanitary Commission, were
stopped on their way to Richmond by the reb-
el authorities and turned back Thus it ap-
pears that the rebels will neither feed nor clotbe
our men, or permit us 10 do it
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-11-20
Election In neln,unrn.

The election in the State of Delaware to fill
the vacancy in Congress occasioncd by the death
of a Copperhead member took place yesterday,
18th. AT the hour of going TO press we had not
learned the result but confidently believe that
N. B. Smithers, Union, has beaten his pro-sla-
very competitor, Charles Brown, "higher than
kite" .tr r-.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-11-20

Maryland and Missouri are neck aud neck in
the race for Freedom. Maryland has elected
four remancipatiouisis to Congress and Missouri
has just done the good work Of electing two
emancipationsts TO the United States Senate
b. Gratz Brown was elected on the second bal.
lot for the short term, and John b. Henderson
for the long term. Brown had majority. and
Henderson % majority. They were elected by
the Legislature.
"0ld John Browns body lies mouldcrng In the grave
But his soul Is marching on"
ConsccratiOn Ceremonies nj Gettysburg,
The gathering Of official dignitaries and reo.
people at Gettysburg on Thursday opartcpatc
in and witness the ceremony of consccrating the
National Cemetery of the dead Of our armies
was one Of the most imposing ever congregated
in this country. A large number Of Ohioians
among whom was Gov Tod and staff, Mr. Brough
Gen. Mason, Col. Parrott, ox-Surgeon Genera
Weber, and a large number of the Senators ant
Representatives elect, and other citizens wer,
present
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-11-20
Prom Chnllnnnnrn.

Louisville, Nov. l7th.-A telegram dated yes
terday, from Headquarters Army of the Tennes-
see, states that Maj. Gen. Sherman was al Gen.
Thomas headquarters, having made a junction
OF his entire corps with Gen. Grants right.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-11-20
IIUITy yours,
DAVID TOD. Governor.
EXECUTIVE DFPARrMryr.

COLUMBUS, November l3, 1863.
10 tie Military Committee Of lSd,d'4sk.y Cou,aty:
GENTLnIEN:-I have just received authority
to increase the guard at Johnsons Island to a
full regiment; and as it may be less difficult to
obtain recruits for this command, than for gem
eral field service, propose TO give to each cOun-
ty its fair quota of men. This quota for your
county is five. The Provost Marshal and his
assistants ofyour district, are authorized to en-
list the men, who should at once be forwarded
TO Johnson's Island, and report to the command
ing officer of that post.
Please let me know whether YOU will secure
your quota of the men.
Respectfully yours,
DAVID TOD, Governor
The Military Committee will receive applica-
tions for the positions named in the foregoing,
and make such selections as shall seem best for
the service Applications may be made to any
member of the Committee, or to John Pittman,
Deputy Provost Marshal.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-11-20

The Northern overland route 10 the Pacific
y unobsffrcled, Commissioners sent out by
dian Tribes uifough whose territory tbe re,ad
passes have succeeded with all u llci..
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-11-20

A new paper TO expound Union principles and
support the policy Of the government is about
to be established al Louisville, Ky. A thor
oughly loyal paper IL much needed in that pro-
slavery hole
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-11-20

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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-11-20
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Observation-Disclosures.

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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-11-20

Henry Ward Beeeher landed in Boston on
Sabbath last, from bis voyage to Europe.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-11-20
The Plot 10 Release the Rebel Prisoners
ON J0hnson,s Island,

Our town and county were thrown into con-
siderable excitement on Thursday evening last
by the reception of despatch from Adjutant
General Hill, calling out the 5Oth o. V. Militia,
to report to Brig. Gen. Cox, at Sandusky, at the
earliest moment The despatch was sent to
Col. Nat Haynes, and was as follows:
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-11-20
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-11
DEMOCRAT & NEWS
How They Vote IN France.

A correspondent Of the London Err
dn."er visited the voting polls 10 Pari.
during tho recent elections, and reports
that nothing can be more orderly and
tranquil than the proceedings." lie
gives an interesting description OF the
manner IN which the details OF French
election are conducted:
"A police officer is stationed ii the
entrance of the hall of voting, who
merely inquiries whether you are an
elector. As . stranger, ! was invited by
the Mayor. with my companion, to wit
ness what was going on. The Mayor
presided over the table, on which was
placed the ballot box. Every elector
had at the door separate tickets given
him, on which were printed the names
OF the candidates. Each ticket resem-
bled the others. so that when folded it
WAS utterly impossible to distinguish
the name OF the person voted for. The
elector presented do ,ument printed on
green paper, containing his name, quail
ty, place Of abode and certificate of reg.
istration.
The name having been called out, the
tcrntineers, Of whom there are four, ex-
amined the electoral lists and on as
pertaining that the name was found
there, the elector delivered his folded
ticket to the president, by whom it was
dropped into the box. Voting always
takes place on Sunday, for tho convent
enee Of the laboring classes, and on the
following Mond y. II any ones ion Of
identity arise, two known inhabltsnts of
the district are allowed to identify the
individual who comes forward to vote. |
AT four o'clock the ballot box is sealed
that Of yesterday WAS courteously put
into our hands. We found that The
great proportion of electors vote on the
'econd day, as an additional security
against any tampering with the ballot
1ox. There were at no time more than
our or five electors in the room, and no
'ns was detained minute after lis GER
ifcate OF registration was found to
lgree with the electoral lists"
OYsrERs AND OIL.-The damage
lone the oyster beds by petroleum oil
jumped into Portland hsrbor from the
lark Hebron is estimated 1t some e..
100 or $4,000. The bivalves were not
illed, hut so impregna,ed with the Of
ensive odor OF the oil as to be rendered
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-11
GROCERIES.

Fresh FAMILY GROCERIES
JAMES DOOLEY.
FAMILY GROCER,
L EEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND At HIS
n old stand, cornor Of Brady IN Fifth strsats,
large aud most complete stock Of the best Gro
ceriss, comprising
Te0S or all Ktte Il 9,
COFFEEs AND SUGARS,
SYRUPS. AOLASSES. CANDLES,
SOAPS, STARCH. WOODEN WARE,
DRIEH FRUITS, SPICES,
SODA, SALT, KEROSENE OIL.
TOD GceO ard Cigars,
aud in short every article to be found in . first
class retsil Grocery. He invites the attention Of
ODD customers and new TO his choice stock and 10
confident that he give complete satisfaction,
both in goods and prices. II you want the best
Groceries oall 1t DOOLEY'S.
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