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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-08-19


This Troupe, which has been singing to large
audiences at Cleveland and other places east oi
us, is advertised to appear at Union Hall to-
morrow Saturday evening. 1t is highly spo-
ken of by the Press, andno doubt is first class
Troupe: The Bath Times says of it:
1.-The voices of the Troupe are evidently of the
first class, and give full proof of being under
high cultivation. 1t might be invidious to
single out any one for special commentator,
when all were so truly excellent but Miss Pack
ard, with her pure Soprano; Miss Whittlesey
with her mellifuous tones; Mr.. Mclean, the
superb Basso and Mr. Charter, with his fine
Baritone, could not nor can they, fail to crafty
the best musical taste; whilst Miss Allen, the
accomplished COntlalto, and Mr. Birt, the Ten
or, were no whit behind their compeers.'
This Troupe will also sing at ely de this (Fri-
day. evening, in the Universalist Church, hall
of the proceeds of the concert to go to the La
dies Soldiers Aid Society
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1t is shown by the most reliable statistics,
that there are at least 100000 Germans in the
United States, one third of whom are Lutherans. S.
Butler, the Beast; Grant, the Butcher; Sher-
man, the Brute"-are the epithets by which the
rebel and copperhead papers give expression to
their feelings.
a down East editor said he was in boat when
the wind blew hard, but he wasn't at all alarm
ed, because he had his life insured, and "he new
er had anything happen to him by which he
could make any money"
In the 7th Indiana Congressional district,
Voorhees, (copperhead) friends have raised a
campaign fund of $4,000. On the other side,
the friends of Washbume, the rival candidate,
have recently raised SO, 600 for the Sanitary
Commission, 1888 being contributed by the
Union Convention.
On Thursday last British officer, after be-
ing soaked with whisky, at Niagara Falls, was
induced to enlist in the United States service
for $500 bounty. The substitute broker got
the money, and her majesty lost faithful Off
cer Ii is likely demand will be made for
him, but somebody has lost $500.
The Sioux Indians in Missouri hold 10 white
women as slaves and will not consent TO ransom
them at any price. The treatment these women
receive is horrible in the extreme
The old democratic stronghold, Berks county,
Pa, cast l, 500 majority against the amendment
to the Pennsylvania Constitution enabling SOL
diers to vote
An exchange asks, very innocently, if it is
any harm for young ladies TO sit in the lapse
of ages Itdepends ON the ages selected =
Those from eighteen TO twenty are consid-
cred extra hazardous.
Among the wounded rebel prisoners taken by
Sherman at Atlanta, were two women The
sex of one was discovered during the amputa-
ton of her leg. The other was mortally wonnd-
ed through the breast by grape-shot
Patriotism emanates from the heart, fills the
soul, infuses itself into the whole man. and
speaks and acts the same language A friend
Of his country in war will feel, speak and
act for his country cause and hate his eoun-
try's enemies. America wants no friends, ac-
knowledges the fidelity of no citizen, who, after
war is declared, condems the ejustice of her cause
and sympathizes with the enemy. All such
are traitors in their hearts.-H. 4. Douglas.
Subscriptions to the Government Loans at
the First National Bank in this city, yesterday,
in sums ranging from $50 to $4,000, amounted
to SI3,5O0. The Bank itself forwarded TO the
Government subscription of $25,O00.--Sdn-
dasky Register, 18th,
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Population ofParis.

A Paris correspondent of the Newark
IN. W Ad0ertiser says:
The population of the French Capital,
according TO returns just issued by the Ho-
tel de Vile, amounts now to l,696,l5l
contained in twenty arrondissements or disr
tricts, each of which is presided over by a
Mayor. There are, therefor, in Prris no
less than twenty-one Mayors, the Prefect
being the Chief Mayor and presiding over
all. According to these same returns,
which was looking over the other day, l
find that the number of birthsil Paris in the
last year was 52,012, Of which 26,505,
were boys and rs, 5O7, girls, Ofthe whole
numbes I4,2Ol were illegitmate and 37,-
72l born in wedlock The number Of
deaths was ~, 1876 and the excess of births
were 1921. The marriages celebrated
were 1917.
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the fnu yoi
Sandusky, and State of Ohio
ID oDMAN II. WELLS, Plaintiff,
Newell K Wakefield,
Hudah NJ Wakefield,
William L. Blocker,
Henry Bleeker, and
Samuel ID. Vose, Defendants.
THE said Newell X. Wakefield. William r. Rlsolo
Henry Beeker and Samuel d. Vose are hereby not6sd
that on the first day of August, eighteen hundred
sixty-four the said Rodman H. Wells filed in the Cere
ONCE said Court, his petition against them and the
said Huldah N. Wakefield, alleging and charging that
said Wells is the of three certain prommissorv
notes given by said Newell X. Wakefield payabe 10 ts
order Of Vose Co.. firm composed of said William =
Bleeker, Henry Bleeker and Samuel ID. Vose which
notes secured by mortgage given by said Newell
K Wakefield and Hudah N. Wakefield, his wife, to said
Vose & c., the following described lands and tene
nents situated in the village of Clyde in the said
ty of S&ndusky, to wit:
It being part of the west half of the northwest
ter of section number thirteen, township number ur
range number sixteen it being part of William Hamer
Reservation the village of Clyde commencing about
seven rods norheasterly direction on the west line
of the county road from the southeast corner of said e
serve then running in western direction parallel with
the south line of said to the line of the
dusky City and Indiana Railroad fifteen feet from the
centre of the track then ina norheasterly direction
along the east line of said Railroad four rods thence in
an esstery direction parallel with said south line of said
reserve the west line of said county road thence in
southerly direction along the west line of said commit
road four rods TO the place of beginning
That said Vose Co., afterwards endorsed and dely-
ereQ SalO uOtee owner and holder
thereof and as such is in equity the assignee of said
mortgage.
That there is due said three prommissory notes.
from the defendant Newell K Wakefield to the plaintiff
the sum Of four hundred and dollars and egh
ty cents S44SS0 with interest thereon from the first
day of October, eighteen hundred 6fty-fve.
Said petition prays for judgment against said Newell
K. Wakefield for said sum Of four hundred and FORTY
eight dollars eighty CENTS and interest thereon from the
the first day of October eighteen hundred fy-iye and
for the sale of said morgaged premises to pay the
and costs.
Said defendants further notified that unless they
answer said petition by the eighth day of October A. D.
eighteen hundred Judgment and order sale
will be entered according to the prayer thereof .
RODMAN II. WELLS,
By BUCKLAND h EVERETT, his ATTORNEYS
August 5, 1864. 3lw7 fee, $3.50
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u. S. 7-3O LOAN

The Secretary of the Treasury gives notice that sub
scriptons will be received for Coupon Treasury Notes.
payable three years from Aug 10TH 1864 withsemi
nua nereat al rate of seven and threetenths per
cent per principal and interest both 10 be paid
in lawful money.
These notes will be convertible at the option OF the
holder at maturity into six gold bearing bonds
payable net less than i've more than twenty years
from their date, the Goycrnmentmay elect. They will
be issued denominations Of $5O $780, $780, 600 and
$S0Oo all subscriptions must be for fifty dollars or
some multiple of fifty dollars.
The notes will be transmitted to the owners free of
transportation charges after the receipt of the
original Certificates of Deposit they be repared
As the notes draw interest from August l5th persons
making deposits subsequent 10 that date pay the
terest from date OF note to date of deposit
Parties depositing twenty thousand dollars and
upwards for these notes at any time will be allowed
commission Of One-quarter of per cent which will
be paid by the Treasury Department upon the receipt of
bill for the amount, certified by the officer with whom
the deposit made. No deductions for commissions
must be made from the deposits.
Special Advantages of this Loan.
| IT Is NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, offering higher
rate of interest than any other and the security
Any savings bank which pays its depositors in u s.
Notes. considers that it paying the best circulating
meuinm Oh lne 0ouhy' ana II cannot pay IN anything
its own assets are etner III government seeu-
reeS or m o's VI ponus pay @oe ln government paper
Hsequaliy con'enient AS 'ehlpuraIy or permanent
investment me no'es can Always DC SOFA lor within
Vi S".i i~ee anu Interest," ana are
the best security with banks collateras discounts
Convertible into per cent. $40 Gold Bond
addition the very liberal interest on the notes for
three years, this privilege of now worth
about three per cent per annum for the current rate for
5ao hands is moi less than mine ,,er 60 .t -.,,
before the war the premium on six per cent IT. s stooI
WAS over twenty per cent twill he seen that lo
pro6t ON this loan at the present market rate i NO, &C.
than ten per cent per annum.
Evamnt;on from State or Mun;o;,ol ~.
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mExIfAN nrrsrANG: LIn,mENr,

The parties in St. Louis Il Cincinnati who have been
Counereiting the Mustang Linment under pretense of
proprieorship have been thoroughly estopped by the
Courts To guard against further imposition, have
procured from the u States Treasury private steel
plate stamp which is placed the top of
bottle. Each stamp bears the siLe of my Signature
and without which the article Counterfeit dangerous
and worthless imitation. Examine every bottle This
Lniment has been in and growing in favor for many
years. There hardly exists hamlet the habitable
Globe that does contain evidence its wonderful
effects 1t is the best emolent in the world With its
present improved ingredients, its effects upon and
beast perfectly remarkable. Sores healed pains
relieved lives saved valuable animals made useful and
untold ills assuaged For cuts bruises prans rheumA-
srn sweIlngs bites, eake breasts strained HORSES &c.
it is aSoveregn Remedy that should never be dispensed
with It should be neveryamTy. Sodby all Druggists
d. 8. BARNESs NeWsTork.
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alst Lieut., Co. H. s9the Reg't Wi
Democratic Testimony of the o. A. n.

l UemOcfatiC IestlDOuy Oh Ine Os a. n
The Chicago Post, Democratic journal and
the personal organ of Stephen A. Douglas DUR
ing his life time, publishes long exposure and
history of the Order of American knights, and
says editorially:
"Nothing was easier or more natural than the
gradual transformation of an organization which
was comparatively innocent in the beginning,
though just as Illegal and indelensible as the
vigilance committees themselves into an extern
sive political combination, ripe for treason and
more or less powerful for mischief Such was
| the beginning and such the progress of the now
| extensive secret organization in the North,
which has been variously styled knights of
the Golden Circle, @The Mighty Host" the
| "Order of American knights" dc.
As the character and purposes OF the Organi-
cation changed, new ceremonies, obligations,
oaths, de-, were imposed upon its members
Some there were who perceived the evil, and
refused to follow in this new and dangerous di-
rection. Others went further and only with
| drew when it became apparent that the leaders
intended to embroil their followers in acts of
hostility to the Government, and inaurate civil
war in the North, in their insane desire to aid
| the rebellion, or wreak vengeance upon the Ad-
| ministration for what they conceived to be its
| acts of oppression and tyranny.
There is no more doubt, III tne minds Oi IhOse
who have been in position to know the facts,
that the purposes and intentions of these Amer
ican Carbonari are hostile and reasonable than
there is that the purposes of Jefferson Davis
are hostile and reasonable. Under the cry of
"peace," they mean mischief. Under pretense
of superior love for the laws and constitution,
they mean to violate the one and destroy the
other Under the assumed maintenance of
State rights and personal liberty, they mean to
break up the Republic and consign political
liberty to the keeping of the usurping despOt
in Richmond. kz
This is Democratic testimony of the charac-
ter of this order which has strong foothold in
this city and county. 1t aspires first of all to
control the party organization, and to that end
plays upon the fears and passions of the ignO-
rant. Its next purpose is by the same machine
ry to intimidate the community, and TO pave
the way for the triumph of their order at the
polls, under the name and organization of the
Democracy. The testimony of the Chicago
Post, deserves the attention of all Douglas Dem
ocrats Observe its plain denuciation of the
treason concealed in these secret combinations
Let the men be marked who, in the words of
the Post are plotting to 'Consign political lib
erty''-our liberty here at the North-"to the
keeping of the usurping despot at Richmond. ;"
-Utica Herald.
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1t is shown by the most reliable statistics,
that there are at least 100000 Germans in the
United States one third of whom are Lutherans. S.
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LORD & S%HH, SMITH, Chicago, Ill, General Agents
SURE, ECksTEiN & CO., Cincinnati, Ohio.
July 8, lS64.-ly
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spaIding & Rogers Great Ocean Circus.

We direct the attention of our readers to the
advertisement in another column of Spalding d.
Rogers Great Ocean Circus, which will exhibit
here on Thursday August 25th) afternoon and
evening. While this Circus is not excelled by
tures The company has purchased Prof Aus
tens Family Steam Carriage, which will be
propelled through the streets by steam alone;
it will also be exhibited, in motion, inside the
ring in the tent. If it is as represented, twill
be well worth seeing Admission to the Circus
50 cents; Children 25 cents.
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The lUaIon Democracy Nvakins Up.

Since the declaration of Mr.. Long, as
the representative of Democratic doctrine,
that he is for peace, e0en. II Il costs the
recog'litiop Of the sepdruts md sogsTfgsl
independence OF Tie Cosgsdsrass iStates, y
the Democracy, of this city and county who
still maintain some of the manhood mani
tested in the Charleston and Baltimore
Conventions of 1860, and are not ready to
yield all to the despotic dictation of South
ern nabobs, have walked to a sense ofthen
condition. On last Thursday evening a
large and enthusiastic meeting was held to
initiate measures TO save themselves and
the revered party name from everlasting
disgrace. Hundreds of the very men who
voted for Long, now denouce hun as more
full-blooded Secessionist than Vallandig-
ham, and declare that something must be
done to disown him and his reasonable
utteranees. At an adjourned meeting
last night, which was attended by leading
Democrats from various wards, measures
were adopted for the purpose of drawing
together and uniting in working organ
ization the thousands ofwell meaning Dem
ocrats who are not willing to sink patriot
ism and sacrifice the Government of their
fathers at behest of amiserable faction, even
if their preservation should cost war wag-
ed to establish it. Another meeting will
be held early next week, when definite
course of action will be adopted Cfa.
Gazette.
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ID IE D.

In this place. Aug. l1th, CORA A.. daughter of HoR-
ACE e., and JANE CLARK, aged years, months.
At the C. Clay Hospital Louisville KY. Aug T. 1864
Corp. C. C. LAUGHL1N Co. =, 49th OWL of gun-shot
wound in the head at the battle of Chickamauga. The
corpse brought home TO Townsend Sapdusky eoun-
ty and buried Aug. llth
At Fort Ethan Alien, near Washington July 26th WIN.
PARKER, member l6ath Owl, aged Al years; his re-
mains sent home for burial half mile north Of
RollersyIe The funeral services were held at the Lu-
therau Church, in Montgomery township Wood county,
Deceased leaves wife an three children.
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New STOCK YARDS. The new stock yards
of the Chicago, Burlington d Quincy Railroad
Company, in Chicago, are being fitted up in the
most extensive and convenient manner, and will
add greatly to the facilities for receiving and
shipping stock of all kinds. -Four of Fair
bank S Stock Scales, forty-two leet long, and
wide enough to weigh an entire car load at once,
are being built in the yards, so that all stock
received or delivered can be promptly and COR
rectly weighed.
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NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

List of Letters in Fremont Post Office.
Ditch Notices, by County Auditor
Peddling Wagon for Sale, A. j. Harris
Important to Sorghum Manufacturers.
Removal, L. Youngman.
Great Ocean Circus.
Old Folks Concert.
Sebastian Rinkear's Estate.
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We are glad to see disposition ON the part of
manufacturers in this country to excel in quail
ty, and of consumers to purchase the best in the
market, especially in the articles which enter
into the food of man. We are led to the above
remarks since having the pleasure of eating
some very nice light Biscuit made from Herrick
Aliens Gold Medal Saleratus. Our better half
prOnOunces it the best she ever saw Try it.
Most of the Grocers and many Druggists sell If.
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Kathairon is from The Greek word eKathro, or ssKa-
thairo, signying TO cleanse reuyenats and restore
This article is what its name signifies For preserving
restoring and beautying the human hair it is the most
remarkable preparation in the world is again owned
and up BY the original prOprietOr is now made
with the care, skill and attention which Qavsit
sale of ever million bottles per annum.
It'll most delightful Hair Dressing.
IterAdicates seurf and dandruG.
3 It keeps the head cool and clean.
1t makes the hair rich, soft and glossy
prevents the hair from falling of and turning
Itrestores the hair upon bald heads.
Any lady gentleman who values beautiful head of
hair should use Lyons CathairOn 1t known and used
throughout the civilized world Sold BY all respectable
dealers. III
DEEIAS 5. BARNES & co. New-York.
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tbs ND!
WATSON7S
NEURALGIA KING

perfect AntidOSe Specific, and Cure for Rheumatism
and Neuralgia has long bee needed After earnest and
patient research this has been triumphaAty discovered
II is called WATsoN's NEURALGIA KING.
Watson's Neuralgia King reaches the source OF the
trouble and banishes the disease from the system I'm
like the untold number of LinmenS and EmbrOcatiOns
which merely stimulate the surface but temporary
in their effects, and are, at BEST of doubtful virtue it
strikes at the seat of the aiuent arrests it, kills it.
eradicates il, and leaves no trace behind.
Watsons Neuralgia King also cures GOut and Dyspep-
sia IN all their FORMS it is giving relief to thousands
who have been suffering from these Diseases and who
have tried all other remedies in vain.
Watsons Neuralgia King has received the highest tes
umonlas from the highest sources In regard to its
derful efficacy. operates with equal success in mild
and chronic cases, never failing to work speedy
and permanent cure.
WatsOn's Neuralgia King costs but one dollar pei bot
tie and less than bottle often effects the end desired
Watsons Neuralgia King the only specific and cure
for Rheumatism and Neuralgia that has ever been dis.
covered. Preparedby A. l. MATHEWS,
29y1 Buffalo, N. Y; Fort Erie, c. W.
Sold BY all Druggists.
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ouata of sandusky Township.

We learn from telegraphic dispatch from
Provost Marshal Steiner to c. o. TilIotson Esq.
that the quota of Sandusky township under the
coming draft, is I33. The township has cred
it of 81, which leaves the number of men to be
furnished l0I. But in case of draft so pei
cent is added to this, making the total number
to be drafted Isl. We guess that those Demo-
Gratis that wanted TO ~see the draft" viii have d
good sight.
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A REMEDY For THE PuEs.-It is,

A REMEDY FOR THE PIIEs.-It is bless
ing TO the suffering TO know that have an eeetual
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.. Strickands Pile
Remedy and it effected permanent This seems to
be the with all vino make of this splendid prep
aratiOn 1t is manufactured at No. East Fourth Street.
Cincinnati, o., and sold by all druggists. 1y-1
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BOat Excursion.

An excursion, by Steamboat TO Johnsons ISL
and and vicinity, under the auspices of the La
dies of the Episcopal Church in this place, may
be expected on Wednesday, Aug. 9th. The
object is to obtain money to make necessary
improvements on and around the Church.
Tickets for the round trip 81.
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A Grnrrnn.r. cured Of Nerrous Dehil=


y IncOmpeency, Premature Decay and Youthful error
acuated BY desire to benefit Others will be happy 10
furnish to all who u@y need it Gree of eharge the rec
ipe and directions for making the simple remedy used in
his case Those wishing profit BY his experience and
possess Valuable Remedy, wiz receive the same BY re-
turn mail, Carefully sealed,) by addressing
JOHN B. OGDEN
20WlsM&Co No. 80, Nassau street New York
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Special NOtices.

The greatest mystery in the world to us
is that any will buy any other remedy for
Coughs Colds, &e bat Madame Porters Cough Balaam.
It cures Whoopng Cough, Group, Sore Throat &e Ec,
strengthens the Lungs and viii Be found very pleasant
takeyft Seld b. Druggists 3 cenB per bottle. 3E2
A number of years have elapsed since
the introduction Hosetter Celebrated Btters TO the
public The prejudice existing in the minds Of many per-
against what denOminaed patent medicines at
6rst greatly retarded its sae but its virtues
its became known this barrier of prejudice
thrown, and the demand increased rapidly that in
few years scarcely village existed in the United States
in which the afflicted had not experienced the benefits
arising from the use Of the Btter and at the present
day there 20 be found in all parts Of the World
vouchers for the great merits of the article No greater
cure for Dyspepsia can be found See advertisement.
Fer sale by Druggists and Dealers generally, every
where. Silva
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''BROwN's BRONCHIAL .TRocHEs Rev. c..
S. Robinson, late of Troy, now OF Brooklyn,
N. Y, writes of BToaon'S Bronchial 1Foches:
REV. Mr.. Booth gave me two or three from his
pocket, afew years ago, recommending me to
make trial of them, for he had found them
beneficial. | have kept them ON hand ever
since, and found them very seryiceable after
the weariness of speaking, as well as allaying
the irritation consequent on cold"