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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-26

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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-26
-.s. THE GREAT CAUSE OF
III " MI a M MI TSER,Y

Just published in Sealed Envelope Price 6 cts
.17c LECI nIn i, By CULvERwE L, ON THE
UAUoE AND CURE of Spermatorrhet Consumption
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Loss OF Memory, Aversion to socie,y Love OF Solitude
Iimdity, Self Distrus Dizziness eadaehe Affections
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and Sexual lncapacy the Cons uences Of outhul In
discretion, &c, &c. Flf 5l-'lIH - - - - -
gC rms admirable Lecture clearly proves that the
above enumerated often self-aficted evils NAV he re-
moved without medicine and without gerous surgical
operations and should be read by every youth and every
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-26
evening.

O. Remember Capt. Drew's Lecture this
evening.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-26
ARTIFICIAL EYES.

DR. c. N. RUBLEE would give notice that he will
furnish Artificial Eyes and insert them without pain,
for in want, He has also for sale the improved
Truss for the RADICAL cure Of Hernia. & .
Montpelier, Jan, !. 1868. 1867 3w. t.a
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-02-20
FROM WashIna,on.

Washington, Feb. l6--The Secretary of the
Navy has received voluminous dispatches from
Rear Admiral Dupont in reference to the late at
tack ofthe blockading feet off Charleston. Of
ficers commanding the various vessels Of the
blockading feet make the following statement
We deem it our duty to say that the results as
published in Charleston papers are false in eve
ry particular. No vessels were sunk and none
set on fire. Two vessels alone were injured, the
Mercedita and keystone State.
After the firing ended, the blockade continued
as before No vessel ran in or out Of the port
that day, nor was any attempt made TO run the
block lde. These are the facts and we do not
hesitate to state that no vessel did come out be-
yond the bar after the return Of the rams, be-
tween 7 and 8 A. N.
Washington, Feb. l5.-The Times special
says: Lieut.. Col Dorr, Of Fosters staff arrived
to-day direct from Port Royal with dispatches
for the Government He utterly denies recent
sensation reports in regard to quarrels between
Hunter and Foster. The same denial is made
by the President and no reason exists to believe
anything occurred likely 10 impair the efiiency
of our army in the Department of the South
Two refugees who left Richmond last Wednes-
day state that five Brigades of troops from the
Confederate army at Fredericksburg passed
through Richmond last Sunday, apparently on
their way to Charleston. On Thursday the
main body of the rebel army stretched along the
railroad between SaxtOn Junction and Freder-
icksburg. They estimate their forces at 10000
to 45OOO
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-02-20
what Horace GreeIy believes.

In reply from Horace Greeley, through the
Tribune, to the remarks Of Senator DOolittle, Of
Wisconsin, a few days since, the following is the
concluding paragraph:
II believe the only true, enduring Peace is TO
be attained through immediate, energetic, and
successful fighting, and that the National re-
sources are fully adequate to it's achievement
intend to stand by The National Gag 90 long as
1t shall wave; but patriotlsm need not be blind.
1hs Democrats leaders mzta caeRos fIksir ceurss
---nsast gise q hearty and prosaps sappost to As
Var far tAs UiSss--os fks Easionak caa1ss q Iost
Such is my undouoting conviction: and the
sneEgency Is such that itwould BE- moral trea-
aon 70 supprasaik II they persist little long
er in theiI hciioue course. the Union is doomed.
So believing speak out though give offence
20 my friends. ! nay err--so mar you--but
the nElion il not dying of your OF my mistakes,
but Of sonaething vastly more iornidabIe--of
persistent and vide spread detection from her
aoEyies in this trying hour among those who
profsasto be loyal 70 the Government and the
Union. ~ $40 ia'E es
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-02-20

A recent number ofthe Vienna Ill Courier
Democratic paper, contains series of patri
otic resolutions adopted by the Douglns Demo
Gratis of that vicinity at a meeting held on the
Oath ult., which must fill the hearts of all good
citizens with delight--their unmistakablc 10y
atty being strangely in contrast with the utter
ances Of the Vallandigham Democracy.
These worthy followers Of Douglas declare,
that they, tas citizens Of Illinois, and as Demo-
crats, are in favor Of the continued and vigorous
prosecution of the war, until the supremacy of
the Constitution is acknowledged in everyiState
Of the Union;" that they 'iare in favor of the
Administration using every constitutional means
for the purpose of crushing the rebellion and re-
storing the Union" That sour armies in the
field must be supported; that every Censtitu-
tional demand Of the General Government must
be responded to, and that, under no eircumstan-
ces, can adivision Of the Union be conceded. -
That the fundamental principles Of Democracy
has ever been that the Federal Union must be
preserved-peaceably If We can; forcibly, il
we must that 'the errors Of the Administra-
tion while they should not be adopted by the
people, form no excuse for any loyal citizen
to withhold issupport from the Government" "
And finally, HThat we are indexibly opposed
to the Secession heresy Of a Northwestern Con-
federacy, and win resist with our lives. our for
times, aud cur sacred honors."
"That we recommend to the Democracy, in
their precincts to organize ut the earliest possi-
bic moment. and be prepared to resist all schemes
Of disloyal men looking to a further disruption
Of the Union.n bees
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-02-20
shame on tI,e Northern sy npa1hi.er..

The Louisville Journal which is certainly not
an Administration paper, has this scorchng
word ofrebuke for those recreants in the free
states who can see only evil in the acts of the
government and only good in those of the infa-
nous tyrants who have rebelled against the I'm
ion, and now oppress the people of the southern
states. We find it among the editorial articles
in the Journal for February 9Th:
"What is to be thought of those citizens, edit
ors, and others, who, pretending to be for the
Union, send up ceaseless howls over every mill
itary arrest in the United States, yet are never
heard to breathe murmur over the thousands
and thousands of arbitrary arrests, imprison-
ments confiscations, wbippings and hangings,
constantly going Oh in the rebel Confederacy :?
If they have the liberty of breathing the free
air of heaven have they not more liberty than
they personally deserve?
"Our federal Administration in its worst fea-
lures, which have certainly been atrocious, has
been almost a miracle of constitutional and le-
gal freedom in comparison with the government
to which the rebel sympathisers amongus would
force us to succumb."
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-02-20

COunterfeiters are just now busily engaged in
altering one and two-dollar Treasury notes to
tens. fhies and one hundreds. The altered
bills can readily be detected on comparison with
the following description ofthe genuine:
ones-yignette large oval portrait on tine isft end
Twos-vig-, large oval portrait Of Hamilton on lover
left centor. -frs
FiVss-Likeness OF Hamilton on the right end; female
representing America on the left end.
fens-Vig, eagle the upper center oval portrait Of
Lincoln on the upper ieftend.
rEenties-Yig, female With sword and shield repre-
senting America, In center Of note.
Fifties-Vig large oval portrait Of Hamilton on upper
left centre.
One hunaEodsyis large spread eagle on rock on up
Der left end.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-02-20

waverly, N. Y. Tuesday Feb. 10, 1863.
At the town election to-day II. d. v. Pratt
lRepublican) was elected Supervisor BY g. ma
jofity.
New York, Feb 16.--Gen. Sherman arrived
ut Washington yesterday, from Vicksburg.
An officer Of General Grants army has arrived
here, aud reports our forces In full strength be-
fore Vicksburg, and at work on the canal, maxi
ing satisfactory headway. The new channel
has six feet Of water, and the current is rapidly
increasing.
New York Feb. 1.-THE steamer Creole,
from New Orleans the eth, has arrived.
General Banks had issued orders suspending
the navigation fthe Mississippi to vessels ex-
ciusiyely engaged, in private trade, except those
engaged coastwse, or in foreign commerce; also
prohibiting the foreclosure Of mortgages against
loyal citizens; excnptng property Of loyal citi-
Gems; from forced sale to debts and obligations
incurred subsequent TO the date Of this order,
which shall have remained uncalled for for six
months.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-02-20
Jefferson on EnaancipalIon.

At this juncture, when the opposition pressi is
endeavoring TO show the Emancipation Procla-
nation unconstitutional and unjust, the follow
ing extract from letter from jefferson to DR..
Gordon, in which he speaks Of his own indiyid-
ual losses by Oornwalls, will be Of interest:
"e destroyed all my growing crops snd tobacco; he
burned all my barns containing the articles Of
year Having nrst taken what he wanted he used
ns was to ee expected all my stock Of CATTLE sheep and
hogs for the suctenance OF his army and carried on all
the horses capable 81 service he carried Of also abonl
fAfy slaves, Had thts besN 20 Eips fhem rsedom AZ
estimate made al th lime and on the best informa-
ton cPpld collect suppose the State Of Virginia lost
under Lord cornwass hands, that year, about thirty
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-02-20
From NasI,vIIie.

Nashville, Feb. l6-Yesterday a foraging
patty Of the I'd Minnesota, (Steedmens g Brigadel
camped near Nolnsvllc had a severe skirmish
with two companies Of Forests command
Our men killed 5 and wounded 5, the latter Ia
ken prisoners. The balance of the rebels escap-
ed.
Immense supplies are constantly being for
warded TO our army by the railroad 1t Itisheav-
lily guarded along the entire distance to MUIR
freesboro. Skirmishing daily occurs between
our pickets. Cars on the Louisville 4 Nash
vile road arc now running regularly.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-02-20

john Van Buren said iu his last speech

John Van Buren said iu his last speech in
- did moi consider the election Of M. Lincoln
apy cauae for dieselFiDg the Union. Applause I
Think thai those who treated ii 30, treated Il
q gnwiselys We had The Houae Of Represent
aliFer; We bad The Senate; We had the supreme
cqptt ofihp United States; and Mr.. Lincoln. II
ha had desired. and doubt Il he did desire.
eopldhsTe done no injury % The South psoyi-
ded ihey had sci sfill In their places bat thoy
Fefnaed - n doc They retired FROM Congress
and claimed ariskt 70 seeede from the Uni0u.--
NoRt 7 ihink Wben they did thai they supposed
na iefes Fo1id besased % keep them IL the Un-
top. Winchester opinions you or I nlay enter
IAN - 9 what would Be wise 10 a convention
ei the different States. ihose is ne longer doubt
eetg what ~ lhq duty 81 The existing govern
nent qRdef thn present Constellation. Tha n
eianktt'z people set w under our present Con.
naliinlIon aepaute goEelnIoeni. fl1g we're rab-
ela aud iraitcus and ~ zosssanDnl had no All (.
ttolisy aH'sPt e sIan, sl.e@ IN shat light. Ap-
uI1N1I ~ tt1f - = -
Is..e. Hood pf e5otryg as.la,ailoas non, Che
's,lIt| s>'ba,'lIzfIs y .ie Nofsk. this d ee..
taiplY ~ imPortani admission y
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-02-20

HExnY WMrER DAVIS UPoS "ARmsroE.''--
On Friday night in Baltimore. Hon Henry w.
Davis made a short speech, at dinner. in response
TO a sentiment in which he said:
An armlstice, say the doubtful, hesitating
Union men, "A voice, "Traitork"J An armis-
tiee that would relax your arms--would compel
your submission-recognisio Of the C0nfeder-
ate Staies--ths disruption Of the American
name, It's eternal ldegradation--peaee for month
for year, for i've yesrs-wars for generations,
and anarchy 10 the end Of time. lApplause ~
Once make division line between The North
and South, said he, aud more than one viii di-
vide the North itself One stone from the arch
b1ipgs i ip.Ipib on your heada-,f s ~
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-02-20

Chicago, Feb. lI.-To-day's news from
Vicksburg TO Saturday, states that the ram
Queen of the West bad returned from below
Her trip down the river was most successful-
She met three steamers with provisions for the
rebels atVicksburg, and succeeded in sinking
them.
She took about sixty prisoners, ope Colonel.
The ram went near enough 10 Port Hudson TO
draw fire from the upper rebel battery.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-02-20

81. Louis, Feb. l6.-A letter to Gen. David
son from person who accompanied a recent
scout to Batesville says Hindman's army is ut
terly dcmcraliSed and totally inefficient Three
hundred of his troops were frozen to death du-
ring their retreat from Van Buren. Hindman
was once ordered to Vicksburg, but his men re-
fused to go. Upward of two hundred doserters
were concealed in the brush twenty miles from
Batesville, in which town large majority of
the people are in favor Of apermanent occupation
of the country by the Federal army.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-02-20
Yazoo Pass.
From The Missouri Democrat.

The letter our Helena correspondent dseIOses an i'm.
pornt ct In reekrd 20 the movements Of General Grant
against Vicksourg Yaaeo Pass the len bank Of
Mississippi, about sx milea below Helena. II leads into
YaEoo River some distance from It's mouth. General
Grant By enttlng the levee Of thih pass foods an Inn
m4nse extent Of the enemy country, and opens
ic4tion for small ganboAta and steamboats, through
peint 10 the o YicssbuIg BY thess sup
posed he Will b able 10 capture the enemy transport
nee nov safely protected IN the Yazoo kserby the eb
q batteries nlnsa Bu and al the sss time trans
port large land foFsl with which b eat on tho Vcks-
burg army ffom eommunicatioun With the uienor The
Undertaking great and hazardous, bot nsc assured
it.Eill b pushed through 70 successful TeEo,ias
fkss eeli.inly ntsselti1g informations but should
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-02-20
The War News, &c.
Fronl lbe rOsonaae Amy.

Headquarters Army Of Potomac,
February is.
Two expeditions have justreturned, with sat-
isfactory results. The contraband traffic be.
tween the rebels Of Masylsnd and Virginia is
broken up; also preventing the enforcement Of
the rebel conscriplion ordered to take place in
the counties on the Neck, from the 18th to the
nth. Largo quantities Of provisions, aud hor-
ses and mules were seized A large number oI
contrabands returned with the expeditonary
party. Among the captures were two small
mail bags, and several citizens engaged in SNUG
Cling some rebel soldiers, and the rebel signal
officer. Several vessels engaged In conveying
supplies across the Potomac were captured and
destroyed
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-02-20
GOOD Ne,gs from nIInola.

The coPperhsad Legialature has adjourned. An the
pet measures ofthe Democracy defeated including
the proposition to send peace commissioners 70 Jea
Davis The CoppsFheadz also failed In their attempt TO
override the State Constitution. and wrest IRON the
Governor the legitimate power conferred upon the Ex-
eeutive In regard 70 military matters.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-02-20
GALE OF STOCK.

GALE OF STOCK.
~ viii sell without reserve At my farm ON the Pike
one and halfmilos east Of Fremont on
Wednesday, February Goth, 1868,
cemncncing at 10 o'clock A. NJ the following property.
% head Of Horses. several Of them Of Priu-
ter stock " head young cAtilei thorough bred Bull;
thorough bred Cow and Calf; pair Cattle, u head
Hogsi 100 head shespi one 2.horse Wagon Now
ing Machine, Hofse Rake; Single Waeons
Or Cart; abont % tons Hay; Grain DdIl;
Fanning Mil; Corn Shelter; Roller; Plows,
Dfaga, Cnltvatorls various other things.
TERMs.AlI sums of 50 and under Cash Over 50, nine
months credit notes with two GOOD names besides
the purchasers, Interest on notea from date,
- - " NOT paid when due. 81.
Feb 10, isco. er2 lst II LEPPEI.NAN.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-02-20
A fair and liberal offer.
DUBLIC SALE.

DUBLIC SALE.
There will be exposed TO Public Sale at the resi-
denee Of the subscriber in Thompson Township, Seneca
county, Ohio one mile south Of Thompson Centre
Monday, March I'd, 1868,
commencing At 10 O'Clock A. r., the following property
4 mich Cows, head young Cattle, breed
ing Sow shosts, Plows, Drags, set double Har-
ness, Straw Cutter, One half Of 90 acres Wheat In
the ground, Cooking Stove, Bedsteads, Tables,
Chairs, Household Furniture generally, nc.
rERMS-All sums Of So and under, Cash IN hand all
sums over s. . credit OF six months will be given By
the hepurehaser giving his note with good, Approv-
Cd security, without interest," II paid when due;
II not paid when due, interest from day Of
sale. No property to be removed until set
tied for. JOEL SHOEMAKER.
Thompson tp., Seneca county, Feb. I, 1858. 7w2s
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-02-20


Tho Compromise Convention ofTraitors.
The Nashville Union of the 4th publishes the
resolution introduced in the Indiana Legisla-
ture by Mr.. Brown, of Wells, demanding that
Congress shall provide for convention of all
the States; that Congress falling to do SO the
State Of Indiana viii invite every State in the
Federal Union, including the so-called Confed-
crate States to meet delegates from Indiana in
Convention at Nashville, Tenn, on the first Of
June, 1863, de-, and thus eaustically responds
Nashville has had quite enough of treason en-
acted within her limits in the last two years,
and desires no more and God being toilin,g intends
to submit 10 no more.
Now let Mr., Brown, of Wells, and his Butter
nut Brothers, come OH to Nashville on the list
of June, 1868. Let them meet here as Repre-
sentatives, such fellows as Vallandigham, Cox,
Voorhies, Jesse Bright-Wayward Sisters-van
Buren,, Powell, Brooks, of the Erprcss, Isham G.
Harris, Sterling Price, Benjamin, Toombs, Cobb,
Rhett in short invite the Richmond Congress.
This last could be safely done without serious
damage TO the political reputation of the whole
body, and would only be an addition in num-
bers and talent. not in treason political mean
ness. Let them all come we have several Reg
iments Of loyal East Tennesseans here Just now
that would be glad to meet such an assembly,
as would the Union men of Tennessee.
Such Convention would be more memora-
BILE in the history of the nation, than any assem-
blage of traitors that ever met at Nashville or
elsewhere, and we doubt not great good would
come oft.
.'How long, oh catane will you abuse our patience
70 what end viii your ungoveInable wrath not drive uS
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-02-20
Important to Evervbodv-

A RARE CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY-We invite
IA the attention of every lady and gentleman to new
idea We have commenced the acure Of
line Gold Double Locket the exact imitation of a small
GOLD WATCH. We offer them to the public at FIVE
DOLLARS each and will put into each locket free of
charge, the perfect likeness any two of our Generals
leading ocera who be named by the person sending
as we have hand the portraits of nearly all the Officers
In the army, well most Of the Rebel Generals Be-
sides this rare offer will send with every ocket de-
sirabe gift OF fine Gold Jewelry Watches worth in
cash from ONE DOLLAR up to ONE HUNDRED Doll
LARS We guarantee that this business shall be con-
dueted on fair and honorable principles and will refund
she money In all cases were person is dissatisfied
A fair and liberal offer.
We do not ask any one to send us the money tin thev
know what gift they will get Any person can send us
their name and try their luck. and we will inform them
by return mail what gift they entitled to- and they
can then do as they please about sending for It. II would
be well for lady gentlemen desiring the agency for
any neghborhood to write immediately as those who
apply first will have the rst chance this splendid en-
terprise. Agents who send OF persons In any
part OF the country to try their luck will ten per
cent Of all money they may send 1t Is impossible 10
give all the particulars in advertisement but we will
co so by private circulars to those sending their
The loeketa and gifts will be seutby mail post paid
Money by mail, at our risk.
ly. Address, A. w. HALL a CSl.
Corner OF Third Pine Streets, st. Louis, No.
NOTE TO EDIToRs.-Any editor who will insert this
advertisement and note month and upwards and call
attention OF editors and Others will receive lin advance
desred one OF our "Fve Dollar Lockets and Pictures
BY notifying us aud sending copy Of paper. Tvs
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-02-20

ohiea~o reb. le.--A Memphis special Of The
l7ll, says he rev gapboat Inaianola, ran the
blockade AZ Fiekso9IE On traa.y nlglt me
rebel balisis1dld ths'l uipoqi % sink her bnf
she passed safely. Asky
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-02-20
washInefon Items.

The special dispatches to the Chicago Tribune
have the following:
Fremont has made another demand TO be
placed in active service somewhere. He does
not ask for any particular command, but only
requests that if the President has any use for
him. as Major General he should promptly
put him 10 that use, and that he has further de-
cided, u his request is not complied with, 10 re-
sign his commission The army, being unwill-
ing 10 hold place for which the President must
be regarded as thus declaring him unfit. Fre-
mont was on the floor ofthe Senate to-day, where
be was warmly welcomed BY. Messrs Wade,
Chandler, Sumner, Wilmot and others.
A million H.. Of cotton ara below Helsns