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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-02-13
T .EGAL NOTICE.

-. Courtoi Common fleasI Sandusky County Ohio
Joseph shoup, Plaipts, 4
Against
George Donaidson. y
John Mowery, and
g. N Brindle, Defendants.
Said defendant sN. Brndie 10 the State OF Maryland
in he State Of Ohio, did on the ninth day Of
September eighteen hundred and two e his peti-
ion In the Court OF Common Pleas within and for said
Donaldson, John howery and s. N. Brinde defendants
setting torthj That In the spring OF eighteen hundred
and -four said defendant John Mowery purchased OF
ter OF section number thirty, township number four
range number seventeen in Saudusky county, Ohio for
the sum OF twelve hundred dollars That agreement
made between Joseph Shoup and said John Mowery said
Shoup, for the consideration Of six hundred dollars
That said Hand divided by and between said Shoup
and Mower giving TO Shoup the north half Of the said
west half Of the northwest quarter aforesaid of which
said Shoup took hundred and fifty
FIVE and held possession thereof and resided thereon u
I'll tbe slr2s 0f eishteen hundred and sixlytwo, and
improvements thereon ounting 10 two
hundred and thirty1ve dollars; and also paid said
howery on the purchase money one hundred and fifty
dollars with interest making in all the Of
hundred and fifty dollars. Tha. during this time the
said Brinde held the legal title to said land and there
still due him part OF the purchase money! said
Moyery. That 10 eighteen hundred and sixty one said
said Donadson and that said Donaldson also purchased
the interest of said N Binde, In said land snd ooka
warranty him That said Donaldson and Now
had all the time full notice Of the possession Of said
Shoup, and OF the money paid and the improvements
made on said land. That said Shohp has since been
eyicted by said Donaldson from said premises.
Plaintiff Prays that he may have judgment against aid
Mowery and Donaldson for said four hundred andffty
dollars with interest and that the may be declared
ei1 op said premises sud that the same may bo sold
By FINEFRocK L LINDSAY, taa
PlaiutiGs Attorneys.
January 7, 1885, Two Price 1910
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-02-13
n sEGAI NOTICE. $3.50 waJ
~ sAndusky County Common Pleas coart


sanford q Takef, Administrator Of
william n Loop deceased, Plaintiff, lYf 9rE y
Betsey Loop, Sarah A, Loop,
Egspk b. Loop, Carrie Loop, q .cF
May 1aa HsSSsii, iSSs Hshsy Hsfpsii and
Each and ali Of the above named defendants are hessby
notified That Sanford g. Baker, administrator o. the e.
December shtsss az and sixty tso. cd Ia
he omee o. the Clctk o. the court Of pleas of
iSs snSss sS~ SSsR oS snp a's e oaO pIgs aga.ss
county died interstate SEIZED IN simple OF the follow
ing lands and tcnements, TO witi
the north part Of The east part tract humber seventh
nine, containing thirty four acres OF Western Reeerye
s5d haumee Road lands, IN sandushy county State Of
Leaving the said Betsey Loop his widow entitled 10
pweH Hn .nerein william ~ LOOP now cscease Mary
his only children and heirs law TO whom said lands
descended That partition OF said land spprsiss
That afterwards and about The month Of Nav eighteen
hundred and sixty two, the said william H. ioop, de-
third pa Of said tracts q snd IsaVer Vns ss3 a. %
A. Loop hsNidow, who Is entitled 10 dover in ald ndi.
vded onethifd ofssid anda and the said Frank ioop
Carrie Loop, and William H. Loop his only children nnd
heirs at law to whom said onethrd Of said land de-
William n Loop, deceased in said land pay the debs
Of his estate
The petition prAys that the dover Of said ctsey Loon,
In the whole OF said two tracts be assigned that the said
tworacts be partitoned onethrd to said VIM H. Loops
children, and the dover Of said Sarah A. Loop therein
t assigned to her, and the shares Of said Myron Loop
that the several share set on to the heirs OF said William
H. Loop deceased DO ordered TO be sold BY PLAINTIFF TO
pay said deb'sB and for other proper relief. flt
Said Petition will be heard the sixteenth day OF Feb
ruar eighteen hundred and sixty snd the defend
ants are required 10 before the thirtieth
day Of January A. D. eighteen hundred and sixty three
SANFORD Il. BAEET,
Administration Of VIM. y. Loop, deceased,
BucKLAND h EvERETT. Plaintiff g Attorneys.
December TO- 1Se2. bOw7 II Fec e12,2b
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-02-13
TOWN LOTS FOR sALnl

THE subscriber has number Of Lots west Of the RaI
IL Road Depot in Fremont between croghkn and Napo-
leon htreets, which be will eel liberal terms AZ 10
price and payment. - lMP. AUCKLAND
FHpDp4 Rsfhb isi. tf 3 m
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-02-13

Y
An Aheratire, Tonic, Diurste and Mid Caikartie-
Price, rs cents per box containing so Pills.
Each box contains Fifty pills, which makes them as
cheap again any other standard pill and four times
cheaper and warranted much superior in the of
ous Diseases to any of the syrup mixtures sod besides
oeng more convenient and proper form for The
Pills are principally Alternative medicine, their basis
being the solid extract Of Sarsapara, prepared in
perior manner but sufficiently cathartc to gently assist
nature without purging which them
Grating and Strengthening the body the system
stomach and liver.
They Acknowledged by ablest ply scans to be
not only highly unexeeponable but eficaeous in the
highest degree, and as general ts.
Family Medicine UnequaIed.
The compound saTsaparilla Pills used for the pera-
nent cure OF those diseases which arise from Impure
state OF the blood and morbid secretions OF the stom
aehand liver and wherever medicine is required to invg
crate and purify the system. r4-i .--. =
They are purely vegetable compound, and NAV be
used by persons OF all ages They are pleasant to the
palate and produce nausea or efpfnR In
their operation Hundreds OF certificates could be given
ofthose who have used them with great benefit.
Purchasers will be particular to ask for Dr Roberta
Compound Sarsaparfa Ps and observe that the green
wrapper on each box has fac sile OF the signature Of
ys Roberts, NJ and G. p Fay, and to purchase
An applications for agencies letters on the subject
O. the medicine must be addressed, post paid. c. p
Sold Wholesale and retail BY $. BUcKLAND,
sept ~ moo Fremont, Ohio.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-02-13
SHERlFF's SALE.
~ sandusky County Common Pleas Court.
MARY KING GA .2

MARY KING, ~ @'7'-
John D. q. Dickinson, ct. al
By virtue Of order OF sale Issued from said court In
the above entitled shall offer for sale the door
ofthe Court House, In Fremont sandusky county and
State Of Ohio, on ~. --.rI
Wednesday, February 1s, 1859, 1
at o'clock PM said day. the following deserbcd
dusky, State of Ohio: fEaHNVa'S T
In-Lots numbers thousand one hundred eighteen.
one thousand one hundred nineteen; thousand one
hundred twenty; thousand hundred
one thousand one hundred twenty-five; one Thousand
one hundred twenty-three; one thousand hundred
twentyour; one thousand hundred twenty v: enc
thousand one hundred twenty six; thousand one hun
dred twenty seven; thousand hradred .Ic
eight; thousand hundred twep ~ nine ore tho,
sand one hundred thirty; one thousspd one fhundred
thirty one; one Thousand one hundred fhft t%b 6ne
thousand one hundred thrtythree; one thousand one
huqdr9d thirty-fouri one thousand one hundred thirty
ve one thousand hundred thirty six one Thousand
one hundred thirty-seven; thousand one hund1fd
tbry-eight; thousand hnDdred th y6s Is Zone
housapd hundred fortys thousand one hupdrad
fortyrone; one thousand one hundred two: onS
thousand some hundred forty three; one
hundred forty four As described the plat Of the n-
village Of Fremont in said county
Greene q Winslow, Tsaintiff's Attornoyss III
January 10, ls6a 2wF r. fees, se,2S ritfrf,oD
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-02-13
GHERIFFS SALE. s'lif baH T4TlTa'
~ 6 :, !, ,sanss.Ey oSpptx oqppsp Pleas

~ zsssl oSistno. ylC{1JI 2xIp
BY virtne ofan execution ssu ed said court IN the
above entitled cause shall at the door of the Cent
House, in Fremont, in snpdppby eppptS, Chic, on 80
1iozs Saturday, March 9TH, lees, ys,lr
at Afternoon os said day. oHss for saIs
at Psss following Described andi aHd tss
fhe undivided oheafh part Of the vest half Of tbs
quarter OF section humber taanty Fe tass
ship number six, range number fifteen. 1lso the nadvi-
vided oneth part Of the south quarter " dc south
Tssi TX s etojSg 9s Rice
Appraised at $780,, IA. r, EERoUsoN sherien
Fipefrock \ Lindsey, Attorney VI no7 ~ i''7'ff"
January so, l2e2r 4ls9 ! Ep feslSl2fLH
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-02-13

Fremont, Lima 4 Union Railroad.
Time Table.

Trains this Road leave Fremont after the arrival Of
The Morning tFans from Cleveland ard Toledo and arrive
IN the evening in time 70 80 either East or West
,...ftf 95 L. Q. RAwsON Prest.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-02-13
Alcohol. Fluids. SO.

A LCoHoL, viz. 4S, s5 es and 100 per cent. Fluid,
IA Turpentine and Camphene for sale by
DR.. E. DILLON & SON.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-02-13
COFFIN ROOM.

where are keptaI sizes and styles Of cOns from spsn.
Anee Of the dead. @r+'''
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-02-13

II win be the aim Of the proprietor Of this Fs.shs
mont 70 maintain the well reputation Of IN oH
q ~ ttheoid stand "a Rpilding on Crv1hEn Sirsst
fTszfgut, Jun. ~. 1909. = Z
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-02-13
Bear in Mind.

THAT DIR. e. DILLON L son intend to sell only
Goods OF Good Quality share their good bargains
with their customers. Friends! do You hear that
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-07-15
The Battle of Gettysburg.


We are happy, says the Richmond E:r-
nnaaner of the 10th, to have the means Of
allaying the natural distress Of the country
on this subject. Information, certainly au.
thentic, is in the hands Of the Government,
which leaves no doubt of the safety and
triumph of the noble army. Genera Lee
was victorious in all the combats which have
taken place. He has been engaged with
the whole force of. the United States and
has broken its backbone. He has ap.
preached Hagerstown only for the reasons
suggested in this newspaper on yesterday
namely, that he must reopen and establish
his communications, which have been men
aced and partially interrupted. He is bur.
deDed with $4,000 prisoners, and has on
his hands all the wounded in the late san
culinary battles. Of these he must be re-
lieyed; and be could not either weaken his
army by detachment sufficient to convey
them into Virginia, or entrust them to an
ordinary guard, in the, presence Of the Yam
kee cavalry. Hence he has drawn near to
his base with his whole force. To few
days these arrangements will be completed,
and his losses will be replaced by reinforce
meuts. Then the campaign will continue
land Hagsrstown is nearer to Washington
than Gettysburg.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-07-15
From Cen. Lees Army.

RICHMOND, July 8.-A special despatch
to the Enquirer, dated Winchester, 7tb,
says there has been four days fighting
commencing on.tho 1st and ending on the
night of the 4th-our men capturing the
immense Notifications of the enemy. Our
loss is estimated at 10 900. Between 8 and
1900 of our wounded arrived here to night.
Gems. Scales and Pender we're wounded,
and have arrived here. The hills around
Gettysburg are covered with the dead and
wounded of the army of the Potomac. No
official confirmation Of the news from Mar
tinsburg. =. q. -,
RICHMOND, July ia despatch from
Martinsburg, dated yesterday, says that q
heavy cavalry skirmish took place the day
before. We drove the enemy seven miles,
capturing number of prisoners. The ar.
my is quiet at Hagerstown.
RICHMOND, July 10.-All our papers
this morning give more cheering accounts
from our army in Maryland. The uneasi-
ness prevailing yesterday has given place
to feeling Of confidence in the ability Of
Gen. Lee to resume the offensive. The
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-07-15
sMREFuGEE"

We cheerfully give place to commnnii-
cation to day, over this signature, while we
diselaim anyintention of abuse to Refugees,
proper, or their families This is not a
time to discuss positions, but one for action !;
and affairs have transpired since the publi-
cation referred to, that almost speaks cor
rectly for the meaning we intended to con-
yey. We complained Of the call on the
upper Districts for slave labor, while there
were SO many unemployed, and occupying
the auction marts on the coast, because We
thought the provisioning of the Army al
most as necessary as its Notifications. We
did not wish to spare the negroes, although
S25 month and provision, was offered, as
transportation would be saved by employ
ing those on the spot, and already acclima-
ted-because Orders were issued for com.
panies to be organized for coast defence,
230 white men being the quota for York
District, and they are now ordered to be in
readiness at moments notice, instead OF
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-07-15

/ the lst of August, as at first proposed. The
"Refugses," however, who we intended in
our remarks, were those liable to and ca
pable of military service IN the field; and
we repel the insinuation that our people
have ever been charged with want Of hos
pitality, which would certainly be the case,
if they did not welcome to their hearts and
homes their less fortunate neighbors and
friends. The "Refugee," doubtless, writes
under the same sense of wrong that dictated
our FIRST article; so, WITH the disclaimer al
ready made, We deem, at this time, when
all should be hand in hand to drive the in
yader from our State, there should be
."peace, good will and forbearance within
the borders" .I.@
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-07-15
A GOOD WORK,

By the Southern Presbyterian, we learn
that the Ladies' of the Yorkville Presbyteri-
an Church have subscribed the sum Of
ESl75,50, for the purpose of securing life
insurance to their Pastor, the Rev. NJ. D.
Wood. In acknowledging their kindness,
the Pastor says: 81 deem it o duty to
make this acknowledgment, not only to ex-
press the thanks of my heart to those no.
BILE Christian women for their unexpected
testimonial of regard, but to let the exam
pie go forth as worthy of general imitation.
When the minister devotes his whole time
to a congregation for a salary, which, how
ever ample for his present wants, leaves no
provision for growing and dependent fam.
lily, it is most pleasant to know that his anx-
ieties are anticipated by those to whom he
is breaking the bread Of life. With great
er peace of mind, and with an increasing
trust in Gods gracious providence, he can
prosecute his life work. May the kind la
dies, whose pious hearts have prompted this
provision for the support of one of the
Lords humble ministers, receive the bless
ing from Hin who has said, t'Whosoeysy
shall give to drink unto one of these little
ones, a cup of cold water only, in the name
of disciple, shall in no Sise lose his re-
ward"
The Rev, Mr.. Wood, we have learned
since, is about to "take place in the pic.
ture," for while. Success to his labors!
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-07-15
THE NEWS.

The news of the week is pregnant with
interest. The enemy has renewed the at
tack on our devoted city, and all eyes will
now be turned in that direction, with more
ssof hope, probably, than existed regarding
illfated Vicksburg. The same system of
lying cannot deceive US here, bat We trust
our: people will be characterized with simi-
lar fortitudc. Vicksburg has stood forth
Snobly, and probably submitted through
great necessity !; it hasfallen, let us estimate
it at its true Importance, and endeayor, says
.sthe Richmond Rhig to retrieve the calami.
s. ty by greater efforts and more valuable sue
cesses elsewhere. Yet there is heavy
weight Of responsibility resting on some.
body's shoulders, says the Savannah Re
Publican, for the regular and systematic ly.
ing that has been put upon the public re.
gardipg the ability of this place to hold out.
The Western press, in the very vicinity of
the unfortunate city, has been quite as bad
" imposed on as anybody else. We have
forty times read reports, coming from Penn
herton himself, that supplies were abundant,
and the garrison could 'shold out inde6uise.
aly." About ten days ago, the public was
assured, on unquestionable authority, that
Kirby Smith had driven 800 beeves across
the Mississippi into Vicksburg.
~ This deception. was kept up until the very
eve Of the surrender on account of starva
tion.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-07-15
EDITORIAL ITEMS.

- The Guardian of Monday last, con-
tains quite respectable list of contribu-
tions to the Gard Factory, from York Dis
trict, in sums varying from 81 to S. We
will forward aud acknowledge any others.
= Major Thomas and his battalion has
again left Columbia for the defence of
Charleston, where those disposed to volun-
teer are invited to join him.
= The French have carried everything
before them in Mexico-the city, is evacu-
ated, and the star of Napoleon rests over
the halls of the Montezumas. The Empe-
ror is as jubilant as old Abe over the fall
of Vicksburg: excuse the comparison.
Maj. J. D. Halle, of Lancaster District,
s. G., died at his residence, of cougestiVe
fever, on the Sd inst,
- There have been few, if any, arrivals
at this place from the Coast lately-it seems
the women and children are not scared yet.
The Mayor of Charleston, under call
of General Beauregard, has conscripted all
the male negroes, free and slave, for work
on the forti6caticns.
- While too many creatures disguised
like meu are running about begging for ex-
emption papers or exemption Offices, it is
gratifying to note that in North Carolina
the cadets of the Hillsboro Military Acad
.emy have volunteered for local defence, and
the employees of the North Carolina Rail
Road have formed company for the same
purpose.
- A Yankee telegram from Vicksbure
says messenger was captured on the 25th
of June with important papers, among which
was the following despatch from General
| Pemberton to Gen. Johnston, dated 25th
"Can hold out Ten days; if not sooner re-
lieved, will be obliged to surrender"
- The school boys and lads of Spartan
burg have formed a company for local de-
fence.
The town authorities of Chester, have
passed an Ordinance to prevent the trafick
ling in Poultry, Butter, Fruit, and othe1
provisions by slaves and free persons Of col
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-07-15
cHARLEspoN ATTAcKED.

As will be seen by the news in another
column, the Yankees have again attacked
Sour principal city, and the troops lately Or
ganiaed have been called out by the Gov
ernor, or orderedto be prepared to move to
the scene, of action at the shortest notice.
The call is Imperative, and therefore any
Dissatisfaction that may exist as to the mode
or mannerof organization, should give way
to stern necessity. The order Of the Adju-
tant General for the troops to assemble at
their respective muster grounds had every
publicity, and therefore those who did not
attend have themselves only to blame. 1t
would be something extraordinary if the
burdens Of a militia call should fall equal.
,1y on all--uoluateeriug was the best course,
and it may yet be done +; therefore, let there
!, be a third out of the two companies in the
District already formed, and show by acts
that the Kings Mountain country will not
fallin patriotism, now that the trying hour
is upon them. five cannot drive the van
dals frou our seaports, let US keep them
there; let US afford an asylum to the wo-
menand children, in our own families, and
share the last crust with them; and let all
the men Of the State stand shoulder to
sshoulder as band Of brothers in good
and holy cause.-The protection of home and
Sfreside. Let our noble women who have
! bnekled on the armor of son, brother and
sweetheart, go still further, let them bid
father and husband God speed, and all will
yet be we'll With our country.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-07-15
GENERALf ORDER NO. q. :, ,ss I. q
THARLESTO MIS- attack ked ~ lanf

xJTH nTTScyUo Az = -, y l1Jy, w
>tE1AElEoIONI1Sa atCacked by 5lanfs
~ and sea-it Is our stronghold and tie pacs trouph
which the enemy hope to pass into the interior 10
and deyastnte our State. The necessity demands rp1
and decisive actou Ittyas boped thar ihe fern az
Of the troops lately called for for local would f
begin till tho LIST or August neS, But when our ioes
our all Is threatened II Is no dine 70 discuss the
The term Of six months service Of these troops viii be
ted with the time the present emergency calls them iff
the field. q .,5s
l. The companies lately Organized for local defcfre 3l
special service In the Stale M the Win
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-07-15
LATEST NEWS,
COLUMBIA, July i

;s COLUMBIA, July Ia.
The Guardian of this date says: awe
deeply regret to learn that private dispatch.
es confirm the report of Col. W. D. De-
Saussure's death. A gallant spirit and ey.
cry inch soldier. The kind hearted Thos.
j. Warren, Of Camden, has also fallen, and
Capt VIM. Wallace, of this city, is wouu-
ded aud on his way home.
The aspect Of things at Charleston be-
gins to look more serious than eversbefore.
The enemy have gained a foothold on Nor
ris Island, and are rapidly fortifying it,
Every hour is.worth q thousand men to
them. If not dislodged, their position will
soon be a. very commanding one. Give
them Morris Island and they may be able
to solve the problem which has so long puz-
zled their brains. It will require nothing
further than time and patience to accom-
plish the worst which they design against
the city. Itbecomes then matter Of the
deepest moment to drive them from Morris
Island, and.thas speedily. believe that
good doses Of cold steel will have more
moving effect than anything else, and We
hope most sincerely that it will be admins.
tered.
Bold work must now be done, and the
force is gathering to do it. Men are need
ed-realmen. Every community can give
its quota of staupch hearts, and many such,
are ready to do and dare all that the ocea,
sion requires. It is time for heroes to
appear. As for those who shirk the call of
their country in this its hour Of extremity,
who are without the excuse Of decrepitude,
Of physical disability, andincurable malady
or who cannot claim that their pursuits are
Of great public benefit, overbalancing any
personal service they can render-well, we
hope that such are few and far between.-
Itis bad enough for any one o,be away
from the field now who oughtto be in it,
But we jrity the youngsters who still lipger
at q safe distance from the post Of duty and
honor. -