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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-10-21
81 wish an Men tn hs Fre.r

Now you will hear the howl of the Copper
head again. President Lincoln has put his foot
down firmly upon their toes again. He has
written letter in favor of human freedoml-
He has expressed himself in favor of the anti
slavery Constitution now pending in the State
of Maryland. Here is what he says upon the
subject:
l wish all men to be free.
l wish the material prosperity ofthOse already
free, which, am sure, the extinction of slavery
would bring.
What wish to see in process of disappearing,
is that only thing which ever could bring this
nation to civil war" w
And on the Sth of next November let all the
people say, Amen.
For President, Abraham Lincoln, who wishes
all men to have their freedom except the "SOns
of Liberty, who ought to have their portion
among the felons in the penitentiary, or the liz
ards at Dry Tortugas. Chicago Jour. =
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DIsAsTROUs FIRE.


A fire broke out about 3 o'clock Thursday
morning in the new brick block of Gen. r. p
Buckland, corner of State and Main streets.
The fire. when discovered, had obtained but lit
tie headway, and was in the back part of the
south store room occupied by Engler d Ellin-
wood, Commission dealers The fire was con-
fined entirely on the front to the south room,
burning from cellar to roof The rear of the
first, second and third stories of the store room
adjoining, occupied by P. Poss, tobaconist were
partially burned. The third store room was
occupied by Z. Dillon d Son, druggists; the
and the 5th by ID. B. Austin, dry goods. The
entire contents of the south room, from the cell
lar to the roof, were consumed. Part of the
contents were $lI 600 worth of wool, belonging
to A. Gusdorf; 1900 lbs. butter, lot of
hides, &C., belonging TO Ellinwood d Engler.-
From all the others the goods were removed, but
in damaged condition, particularly those Of
E. Dillon d Son and p Poss. The second sto-
ry was occupied by B. Brundage, law Office;
United States Telegraph Office; Buckland &
EVeFeGI Id" Olhce, o. N. .. ICOOnlS. In the
third story, L. Doty, Artist Allinsured except
Ellinwood e. Engler, who viii lose about 81, 600,
Several persons were hurt by the breaking OF
ladder, up which the hose was being taken
Mr. Barto,. right hip dislocated, and right leg
below knee broken. ! II. Ernst, internally, Sc
riously. Chas Rice was also severely hurt.
Nothing could probably have saved the en-
tire building from burning, only for the fact that
the four partition walls extended from the eel
lar to the roof There is $1,000 insurance on
the building, which win probably cover al
damage, @F'h $3.50 -
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Remarkable Escape.

On Wednesday abouton o'clock, Mrs. JAMES
VALLETTE was coming into town driving her
carriage, accompanied by a young girl She
approached the railroad crossing on Market
street. and just as the horse got on the track she
saw the construction train coming from the de-
pot going east, and within but few feet of her.
Neither bell or aohise gaue any ,oarning until the
instant a collision could not be avoided. Mrs. V.
with great presence of mind refined the horse
from the track, but not SO as to avoid the loco
motive. The horse was struck on the shoulder
and carried some sixty feet, over the fence and
cattle-guard; the carriage was dragged over and
over about fifty feet, and completely smashed up
Both fore legs af the mare were broken, so that
she had to be killed. Mrs. V. and the girl were
picked up from the debris Of the carriage con-
bruised, and cut some, but without
any serious wounds. Their escape from sud-
den death was truly providential 1t seems
strange to us that conductors of trains will not
sound the whistle or ring the bell at crossings,
that travellers the highway may know of their
approach
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-10-21
OUR VICTORY AS VIEWED ABROAD.

The Eastern Journals attach special import
ance to the Union victory in Hamilton county,
and offer suggestions touching its significance,
which have not been fully weighed by our own
people. In the first place, Hamilton county is
the home of the peace candidate for Vice Presi-
dent. The fEst districtrin which Mr.. Eggles-
ton made such a splendid race, and achieved
such decided triumph, is now, and has been
for many years represented by G. H. PendIeton.
Then, again, the candidate against Mr.. Eggles-
ton was Geo. Z. Pugh, former u. s. Senator
from Ohio and who obtained so much nOtoriety
as the special champion of Vallandigham., 1t
was Mr.. Pugh who announced in his clarion
voice, " in the summer Of 1863, that upon VAL
landigham's election, he would lead two hun
dred thousand Democrats to the border to bring
home the exile. 1t was this great war-horse of
Democracy that the Union men killed on Tues
day. Besides, in looking back, it is discovered
that in 1862 Mr.. PendletOn carried the first
district by ], ,l27 majority. Now Mr.. Eggleston
has !, 200 majority on the home vote, and these
figures will be increased by the soldiers to near
1000. This is pretty decided repudiation of
Mr.. PendletoD, the peace candidate for Vice
President and an efectual extinguisher of the
champion of Vallandigham.
Mr.. Long, az the representative of the second
dictrict obtained some nOtcriety in Congress by
the delivery Of his speech, in which he declared
budb we COulu HOtcE buOUuc Jue T6DelS. d4Q pfO-
posed to submit at once and acknowledge the
independence of the Southern Confederacy.-
The people'Of the district concluded that Mt.
Long, while representing the rebel cause did
not represent them, and he didnoteyen venture
to ask reelection. But the district which
gave Long l3l majority in 1862 gave Hayes,
Union, 1890 majority on Tuesday, and this will
be increased by the soldiers vote to near 5000.
Thus Hamilton county, which--had- obtained
such an unenviable notoriety in Congress- and
which is the home of the peace candidate for
Vice President, from Democratic majority Of
1858 in 1862, has changed TO Union majority
of 5000 in 1854 80 akEl 81
When we come to reflect upon these facts, it
is not surprising that the Eastern papers attach
80 much importance to our victory in Hamilton
county. We have wiped out our Congressional
disgrace; killed one of the Georges, wounded
another Of the sthree' very severely. And
when we come to think of it theother @George''
was also resident Of our city, and if our friends
abroad choose, they z may consider the 1000
Union majority, as the opinion of our people of
George B. Mcclellan. We are good for 9,e00
in November toward finishing up the 'three
Georges. ~ Cincinnati Gazette,
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ELECT LITTLE MAc."-Elect Little Mac"
and what then? Look out for the opening of
the Sixth Seal, for then you may expect the as
sumption of The Rebel war debt $2,000000, 900,
making with our own, total pfnerely $1,000
100000.
Elect aLittle Mac" for then you may expect
to pay the Rebels for spoilations, losses, Oonfis
Cations as much more, making your national
debt 6,0O0,000000.
Elect "Little Mac" and compromise your
troubles by paying pensions to wounded Rebel
soldiers for fighting your own brethren, thous-
ands of whom have been denied burial by these
Rebel braves.
Elect"Little Mac, = and have Lee, Beadregsrd,
Bragg, de-, come back into the service which
they have left in dshonor, and pay them from
your treasury the same salaries you pay to the
patriot Generals of the Union armies.
Elect aLittle Mac" and have your national
currency superseded by localized bank trash,
and add $5OOO00,000 to your debt to achieve
this feat
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A MATTER OF DUTY.-It is the solemn duty
of every grocer to refrain from selling to his
customers an article for food which he knows
is positively injurious to the health, and he is
deprivedo of all excuse for SO doing when bet
ter article for the purpose can be readily OBJ
tanned at the same cost. Now the pure.chemi-l
cal saleratus, made by De Land d Co., can al
ways be had, and this is known to be pure and
free from all deleterious matter No grocer who
regards the welfare of his customers will fail to
keen Il. .sla. !. liz -
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Fremont Journal.

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ISAAC NJ KELLER, EDTroR AND PROPRIETOR.
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Murders In Tndiauu.

Capt. Eli McCarty, an officer engaged in no.
tifying drafted men in Davies county, was bru.
tally murdered by party of Copperhead ruff
fans. They shot him, tied stone to his body
and sunk it in White river. Seven of the men
implicated in the murder have been arrested, and
sent to prison. One of the gang has made a
full confession. There were sixteen in the gang
of assassins. Capt. McCarty was a brave, up
right man, and had been discharged from ser
vice on account of wounds.
On the 2Sth ult., an old citizen of Cloverdale,
Putnam county, by the name Of George Young,
was murdered in the house where he was living
alone. He was killed with club, and his prem
ises robbed.
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CAMPAIGN MUSIC.

We have just received the following list of Campaign
Music from Horace Waters, publisher, 4sI Broadway,
New York. They just the article needed for the
Campaign. Send and get them.
"COne, Rally, Freems1l Rally"
Come, rally, freemen, rally;
Yeloyal, brave and true,
Abe lincoln is our candidate,
And Andrew johnson, too"
The Copperhead of 1864
"The Chicago COppeTihead."
"And the COppe,hedd Of 1865"
"GOd SAGE our Noble Union"
Better Times are Coming"
Friends Of the Union, lce Greet You"
No StaUe beneath that Starry Flag"
"Letme Die soiA Ny Face to tie Foe"
Music by James G. CLARK. and Others Price 80 cents
each; So per dozen; mailed free. Also,
Lincoln and johnson Campaign Song Book
By TREMAIaB BROTHERS,. Price, Is cents $40 per 100.
HORACE WATERS Publisher,
No. 4s1 Broadway, N. Y.
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s. T.-Is6O,-x.


Persons of sedentary habits troubled with weakness
lassitude palPtaton Of the heart lack Of Appetite dis
tress after eating. torpid liver constipation &c. deserve
to suffer ifthey viii not try the celebrated
t..r PLANTATION RIT.TEIgS,
which recommended by the highest medical au-
thories and wsrrented to produce izmediats bene
fetal elect They exceedingly agreeable, perfectly
Pure and supercee all other tOncs where healthy
gentle stirnulantis required.
They purify, strengthen and invigorste.
They create healthy appetite 17i"
They are an sntidote to change Of water and diet.
They overcome effects OF dissipation and late hours
They strengthen the system and enliven the mind
They prevent miasnstic and intermittent fevers.
They purify the breath and ascidity Of the stomach
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhea, and Cholera Morbus
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache
They make the weak strong, the anguid brilliant and
exhausted natures great rsstorer They are com
posed Of the celebrated Calsays bark wnterRrsen
sas, roots and herbs, all preserved perfectly pure St
Croix For particulars, circulars and TESTING
mails around each bottle. ..D -ss.i...4e..
beware Of impOstors- Examins every bottle See thai
ithas private U.S. Stamp unmutiIAtsd over the
with plantation scene, and gnstafs on ns steel
plate side label See that your bottle not rsed with
spurious and dslsterousst Any psrson pretending 70
sa Plautaton Bitters by the gallon in bulk Ia an Inn
pOstor Any person initiating this bottle selling any
material therein whether called Plantation Bitsrs
not is criminal under the o. 8. Law, and win be 60
prosecuted BY ne already have our eye on several
parties reHng bOttes ke. who will succeed in get
ting themselves into close quarters Ths demand for
brakes Plantation Btters from ladies, cergymsn mer
chants &C., ia incredible. Ths simple trial Of bottle IL
the evidence present their worth aud superiority
They sold By all respectable druggsts grocsrs ply
sicans hotels saloons steamboats, and country Stores
4. "A. DRAKE & co. .oi
nyl 2O2 broadway, N. N.
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Guardian Sale.
Z In Probate Court Of Er;a eo,,.

"a
Jacob Baker, Guardian,
versus ~ ra -rff
His Ward, Julia Ann Baker.
pursuance of order Of sale granted By sasa coar,
in the above entitled cause viii odsr for sale At pnh
dusky county, Ohio, on
Saturday, the 2sth day Of October, 1884.
at O'Clock in ths Gfssrnoon said day the following
real estate, TO wit: ss,a.....s ...s. r1.sair
An undivided onseighth part Of the east part Of t
north part Of the north half Of fractional secsn number
containing thirty Of land more or Iees:
and the north Of the north part Of the south ha Of
fractional section number one, containing BsFsufvene
OF land lesss and the south part Of the
north half Of fractional section number one coutsinn0
eighty ceres more less, and al being in tho town
ship OF Townsend Ssndusky countF Ohio Also the nm
divided following piecs OF paral oflaa
TO wits All that part Of fractional section humber thr
tysix nths township of Nsr1arstta Erie county ivin
south Of the road leading from Venice to Fremont -
tanning aud onehalf acres Of land more or lasa a
entire tset OF land Is bounded folieWs On the NORTH
by theroad leading from Venice in MarRarsttA tOwnshi
to fremont in said Sanduaky county, and land owned ~
Philip Hhite, On the south By land ounsd bv Hiram
Barnes, on the west BY lands owned By George Cowe
William Cummings and Decker aad aid p White anl on
the east By thecounty line between sai SauInskT and
Erie countless and extending north in the same direction
till tinterssets said read kadfng from Venice 70 Frs
mont. -,
TERMS or sALE.-0ns- thsra c.sb down; balance in
one and tgo years with annra interest," Deferred pay
nents secured By mortgage on The premises sold.
: -Es - esf'-lesG tf JACOB BAKER ~,
Guardian Julia Ann Baker. Ainos.
BY H.C. BTsE, Attorney.
Oct. 9, 1854. Slvs p Be. 7,eo
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KIND WoRDs.-Kind words how cheap, in
deed, and yet how very dear. Kind words are
Heavens sweet Angel messengers. So is Her.
rick Aliens Gold Medal Saleratus earth S sweet
est Messenger to all who loye good, nice, light,
white Bischit.~ You had betterssthrow your
fiouer away, and 60 hungry, rather than use
any other. Call for Herrick Aliens and have
no other it is as harmless as -four Try it
Most every body sells it. Depot l12 Liberty
Street.
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MEXICAN MUSTANG, LrNlsIENrI


The parties In st. Louis Cincinnati, who have been
Counterletng the Mustang nimeDt under pretenss Of
propretorshp have been thoroughly estOpped by the
Courts. To guard against further imposition, have
procured from the .. States Treasury, private steel
plate stamp which is placed the top Of each
bottle Each stamp bears the fac sie Of my Signature
and without which the article Counterfeit dangerous
and worthless imitation Examine every bottle This
Linment has been in and growing in vor for many
years. There hardly exists hamlet the habitabe
Globe that does not contain evidence Of its wonderful
effects 1t Is the best emOlent in the world. with its
present improved Ingredients its effects upon man and
beast perfectly remarkable Sores are healed pains
relieved lives saved valuable animals made useful and
untold ills assuaged For cuts bruises sprans rheuma-
tism swengs, bites aked breasts strained horses &c.
il is Sovereign Remedy that should Be dispensed
with nshonld be in every family Sold BY AL Druggists
'i it ID. :. BARNES, Neyg-YOrRr. ,
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ERIE RAILWAY.

Great BROAD Gdg~e, DoHbie 7FSek, GHd Telegraph
Route 70
New York, Boston and all Eastern Cities.
CARRYING THE
Great Western and South Western U. s. Mails
- rmg 80 EXPRESS TRAINS leave Dunkirk
80 daily, on arrival Of all trains on
the Lake Shore Railroad from Cleveland, Cincinnati To-
ledO, Chicago, Milwaukee, st Paul, St. Louis, &c. and
through 10 New York without change
The ONLY RoUTR running Cars through from the lakes
to New York City Splendid ventilated Sleeping cars
on the Night Trains.
Baggage checked through. Fare always as low as BY
any other route.
Boston passengers and their baggage transferred Free
in New York.
Be particular and call for Tickets via Dunkrk and the
Erie Railway which sold at all the principal Railroad
Offices in the West.
This Road sGords superior facilities for shipment Of
Freight Express Freight Trains leave New
YORK daily, making close connections through 70 ali
points West.
For Freight rates enquire ef A. H. WARD, 240 Broad
way New York. JOHN s. DUNLAP Is State Street. Boston
Mass OF E. S. SPESOER, Western Agent 81 Clark-St
Chicago. CHAS. AIhOT,
July II, 1862 Gen1 Sup't.
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Leaded and Special Notices. preceding marriages. and
Double Column Advertisements, will be charged double
Until further notice, so per cent will be add
ed to the above rates. When taken into con-
siderstion that the weekly issue of the JOURNAL
is over 200 copies, these rates are not so high
as those of every other weekly paper in Ohio.
Administrators Appointments, and Attachment No
tices, 200 for three weeks. Affidavit extra.
Legal Advertisements of all kinds 20 cents per square
for the insertion 40 cents per squire for each subse
quent insertion. Affidavit extra.
Business Cards, lines, S. per year. Each additional
line 81 per line.
Local Business Notices. 10 lines insertion 81 each
additional line cents per line. -s -
Religious Notices, Marriages and Deaths Free Obitu-
ary notices and accompanying deaths cents per
line. No charge less than rs cents
We assure cur patrons that so soon as prices
come down to old standards, we shall make
corresponding reduction.
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soldI.r Shot y oappsrhoad-ni- own q Faie. ,.ie

Danville, Ill, Oct. 3.-This evening DIR. sFaris,
a notorious Virginia traitor residing here, shot
without provocation George W. McKibbins,
returned soldier of the 25th Illinois, killing him
instantly. Henry McKibben, brother of the de-
ceased, was also wounded.
The outraged comrades of the deceased pur-
sued Faris to the house of DIR. human, another
notorious. rebel; they surrounded the house and
demanded the surrender Of Faris. Luman sur
rendered Faris when the exasparated soldiers
put twenty bullets through him. 2 ''s' si-A ?
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Madame Zadoc Porter's COUCH BaIsan

Madame Aadoc fOrters UOugh BaISam,
is purely Vegetable Expectoran prepared by the Mad
enee, meet theurgent and growing demand for cafe
and reliable antdpte for disaasea Of the throat and
lungs disorders Of the pulmonary organs, prev
aent and fatal in changing climate, that
reliable antidote has been long and anxiously
sought for by the whole community. The indispensable
qualities Of such remedy for popular use must be
tany of healthy oper&tioD absence OF danger from
doses and adaptation to every patient OF whatever age
sex. StfE fffFt 42W2
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A REMEnY EoR TIE Plies

a REMEDY FOR THE PLES.-lt is bless
ing to the suffering to know that have efectua
Cure for this truly troublesome disease Mr.. p. Haz
arde Of 164 Second Street, Cincinnati o. takes great
pleasure in informing all who suffering from Piles
that he used small quantity of Dr. Strcklands Pile
Remedy, and it effected permanent This seems
be the with all who make Of this splendid prep
araton. is manufactured at No. g. East Fourth Street.
Cincinnati, o., and sold by all druggists, lY1
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.

List of Letters in Fremont Post Office
Receipts and Expenditures of SanduskJ
county for 1864.
Dissolution of J. II. MeArdle d Co.
Lost, Miss j. r. Adams.
Lost, $40 Reward.
Second Hand Piano for Sale, E. l.. Cross.
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securIty In,urance Compauy.

|. H. BUReooN, has been appointed Agent oi
this Company for Fremont and vicinity. Cap
ital, 81, ,0O0,0OO Risks taken upon upon dwell
ings stores, and other property. Losses paid
promptly without discount for interest. Office
at the Office of F. L. & U. r. r. Company.
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Left for the Front.

Capt. NJ. E. TYLER, of the 18th o. v. V. l.,
who has been at home several weeks, has so fal
recovered from his wound that he left Wednes-
day evening for the front Success to the brave
Cantain
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IT'S ND!
wATSON'S
NEURALGIA KING |

perfect Antidote, Specific and Cure for Rheumatism
and Neuralgia has long been needed. After earnest and
patient research this has been tTumphanty discovered
1t is called WATsoH's NEURALGIA KING.
Watson's Neuralgia King reaches the sourcs of the
trouble and bsnshes the disease from the system Un-
like the untold number of Lniments and Embrocatons
which merely stimulate the surface are temporary
in their effects and are at best, of doubtful virtue Il
strikes at the scat OF the ailment arrests it, kills it.
eradicates it, and leaves no trace behind.
Watsons Neuralgia King also cures GOut and Dyspep-
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who have been suffering from these diseases, and who
have tried all other remedies in vain.
Wats0ns Neuralgia king has received the highest tes
tmOnas from the highest sources in regard TO its
derul efficacy. 1t Operses with equal success in mild
and chronic cases, ailing TO work out speedy
and permanent cure.
WatsOns Neuralgia King costs but dollar per bot
tie and less than bottle often effects the end desired
NatsOns Neuralgia King is the only specific and cure
for Rheumatism and Neuralgia that has been dis
covered. Prepared by A. l. MATHEWS,
29yl alO, N. Y; Fort Erie, 9. ".
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SOEE THROAT, GouGH, CoLD, and similar tF0ub,
les if suffered to progress, result in serious pal
monary affections Oftentimes incurabIe-
"BrOacsS Bronchial TrOehes" are compounded
80 to reach directly the seat of the disease and
give almost instant relief
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From Rev. w. d. seisfried, Pastor Of the la.h tn
PhiladeIphia, December 26th, 1853.

PhiladeIphis, December 18th, 1868. .
Messrs. Jones b Eyans-Gentlemen:-I have been re-
Gently aboring under the distressing Indiges
ten, accompanedby sprostraton Of the system
Numerous remedies were recommended by friends and
some OF them tested, but without relief Your Hoof-
lands German Bitters recommended by persons who
had tried them and whose favorable mention of the Bit
terB induced also 20 try them. must confess that
had aversion to Patent Medicines from the "housand
and one guack Btters" whose only aim to be to
palm OF sweetened and drugged liquor upon the
nifty, in sly way; and the tendency OF which, fear, is
to make many confirmed drunkard. Upon learning
that yours was really medicinal preparation, took it
with happy effect Its action only upon the stomach
but on the nervous SYSTEM prompt and gratifying
feel that have derived great and benefit from
the use Of few bottles. Very respectfully yours,
W. d. SEIGFrIED,
No. 254 Shackanaxon Street
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Tuesday wasA field day. The Democracy of
Pennsylvania were beaten, the Copperheads Of
Indiana were crushed the Peace party in Ohio
annihilated. Maryland redeemed from the yoke
of tyranny, and twenty members added to our
strengthen Congress. AgOod days work.