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

All persons who intend to buy Melodeon,
Organ or Piano, should not fail to call at McCul-
loch' S Drug Store, or Lesher's Shoe Store, and
see a listOf prices, and description of patents,
which give TO Estey' IS Melodeon and Organ, and
to HALLETT's New STYLE PIANO, a sweetness
and power found in no other Instruments
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BaIIUNe Tp., dug. llh, 1864.
A soIdier,s CouuseI lo Younr \,

A soldiers Counsel 10 Young Ladies.
The following curious epstle appears in the
Chicago Tribune:
"MEMrHIs, Tenn, July %, 1864.
''To Eight Young Ladies, residing ia IlliasoiS,
Indiana and Michigan:
Ladies, permit me to address a few lines TO
you through the Tribune, in regard TO CORE
spondence with soldiers and officers serving in
the army of our country. We, the officers and
soldiers of the army, need and deserve the SYM
pathy and counsel of our mothers, wives, sisters
and lady acquaintance from the dear homes
we have left behind. These letters al
ways acceptable, are read with deep interest,
and there is always a deep feeling of respect for
the writer's, and the dear old homes whence
they come. There is no levity or expression of
vulgar thought or lewd illusions to the wri-
ters of them-holy home thoughts Ofthe dear
ones we love so well; and often have / seen the
bronzed face of the veteran, as well as the fair
cheek of the young recruit, flushed with manly
pride, or over them flowing tears that spoke
louder than words of true hearts and brave
men. Not so when your cold inspid and stale
letters are received. There is generally shout
of derislOn from many voices as your carefully
written nonsenses is retailed out to a corporal,
sergeant, private, may be negro servant;
and could you hear the vulgar wit and coarse
pressions over your letters, and at your expense
| think, ladies, you would answer no more,
Wanted correspondence for mutual cultivation.
l trust ladies, that this article may be of SER
vice to you, iDasmuch as it will urge you to
write only to those whom you know; and you
may put it down for fact that any soldier or
officer advertising for lady correspondence, does
SO for no honorable or noble purpose. Nine
ty-nine out of every hundred letters received
by officers or soldiers are treated with contempt
and derision. Thus you see that your tender
illusions gushing out 1owery and sentimental
platitudes, are used to your disadvantage and
injury In many cases the officer or soldier
takes pains to ascertain your true name, and
then your letters not only reflect to your dis
advantage, but bring disgrace to your friends.
l know one young lady who is the laughing
stock ola whole regiment and many of them
are or were friends and neighbOrs of hers not
two years ago. Her fair name and character
are bllghted, and one who has counted on her
being something more than friend to him in
the future has cast her aside, and her letters of
truth to him are unanswered, or returned un-
opened Ladies good-by. Learn from this to
do better. Write to your known and tried SOL
dier friends and relatives and none other.
a am, ladies, your friend and well-wisher,
E. V. WILSON.
"Ist Lieut., Co. H. 39the Regt Wis Vols. 4"
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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-08-19

Dyspepsia Nervousness, and Debility.
DR. STRICELASD's ToNC.-Ws can recommend those
suffering with Loss Of Appetite Indigestion or Dyspepsia
Nervousness, and Nervous Debility to use Stricklands
Tonic 1t is vegetable preparation, free from Aieo
hoe liquors; Strengthens the whole nervous system:
creates good APPETITE, and Is warranted to cure Dys
pepsa and Nervous Debility.
For Sale by Druggists generally, 81 per bottle Pre-
natl, Ohio July 20, Is64.-1Y
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Eastern Mail Twice a Day.

We are pleased to learn that Postmaster Sho-
mo of our town has effected an arrangement
with Postmaster Cowles of Cleveland, by which
be will from and after Monday next send and
receive mail from Cleveland twice day, al
9 A. NJ and 5116 P, M. Mail will close for the
east at 1910 a. NJ, and ABS p III.
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Time Table.

There are now three passenger trains per day. way
the C. Il 4. Road; trains viii leave as follows:
Going East,
Buff Exp. 6.00AH; Mail 1120 AN; N Y. Exp. 547 Pm.
Going West,
Chic. Exp s.54 AM; Mall SIS Pm; Tel. Exp 1918
Fremont, Lima Union Road train leavesa at 900
Sandusky Dayton Cincinnati Road trains leave Clyde,
Going South, Mail, 7.o5 AN. Accom-, 11.OO AN.
Going North, Mail, 60T Pm. Accom-, 500 AN.
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ODh HAT1ONAL eDAAhDS.
They left their homes in the spring tinie's $ glow
With hearts that were high and warm;
They left their parents and friends, 10 so
And engage in the battle s storm.
Each mother thought that her darling boy
Once more to her hearth must come
And oil, what peace, content and joy,
Would gild her cheerful home.
Week spassed on: and the spriug-time fair
Deepened TO oInld-summer night,
In contrast wild with the deep peace there,
Come over bright hoines-a blight
For soon, too soon, on its homeward way,
death-white face is seen;
Kindly they mould his grave, and lay
Him reverently in the tomb.
And while kind heaven gentle dews.
Fall nightly there in weeping tears,
And each true heart feels pity for those
Left lonely here in aged years.
With noble brow, from which the dark hair
thrown,
Another comes-borne toward the northern
star
With throbless pulse-but not alone
Comes the wanderer from affu.
For tloo fair, flag -draped cofins come,
Brought here with measured step, and slow,
Dear relics they to mourning hearts at home,
Though freighted messenger of woe.
Later, there came in the dusk of night
A mournful band with mufied tread
Each tone was hushed, each step was light
Meath the coffin lid a youthful form was laid.
The marble brow was pale and cold,
The cheek had lost its hue,
Still were the wavy locks of gold,
And closed, those eyes of blue.
On, tears were shed e'er those manly forms,
And fond lips pressed to the pallid brows
Thus-oh, thus-must they return
To loved ones2 bathed in anguish now
o, let us hope that a brighter dawn
May break over these grief-stained days;
Let us trust that grander morn
May flash through the gleamings of Free
dom's rays
DELLIE.
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Western Reserve Normal school.

Honorably discharged soldiers, citizens of
Ohio, who have been disabled in the service,
will be admitted to the Western Reserve N or
NAL School, Milan Ohio, without paying tut
ton. The next term commences August 22d.
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IT VANIsHErH AwAY.-Do our readers all un-
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made by De Land G'Co., is never eaten? In
the process of baking it all evaporates, leaving
the bread light and pure, 1t has been initiated,
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Sent under seal, in plain envelope, any address,
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sam NEedary,s Opinion of McCIeIIau.


1t is quite evident that the out-and -out peace
copperheads, in the State of Ohio are in the as
tendency, and the following from the Crisis re-
fleets the views of the Democratic party of Ohio
much better than does the Plain Dealer or the
Salesman:
1t is well known that General Mcclellan has
not one spark of pretensions to the Presidency
except what he has made out of this war, under
Mr. Lincoln. He never held a civil office in
his life, and was unknown to the public when
Gov. Dennison brought him forward as a mill
tary man. Yet, in three years, as a mere SOL
der, he rises to the demands of the Presidency,
to head party which is for peace-a position
requiring statesman of enlarged views and
statesman's experience. five are to plunge in
to interminable wars, each section or portion
following its military leader, as in Mexico or
South America, then Mcclellan might be pro-
posed with some more show Of consistency, but
as it is, it would be the utter annhilation of all
constitutional politics and the wiping out of the
Democratic organization. And for WHAT
That few men who have got his ear may get
foreign missions and home pasitions, at the ex-
pense of the peace of the country and the lives
of their constituents, This is paying too dear
for such whistles, and for one we protest against
it in behalf of our bleeding, ruined and distract
ed country. If peace will not preserve order
and preserve civil society, war will not, and we
are a lost people anyhow.
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SIcK.-We regret to announce that DIR. L. L.
PIERCE, Dentist, islyng sick with the typhoid
fever. Until his recovery his Dental Rooms
over the Post Office will be closed.
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OF the JOURNAL in wrappers, for mailing, can
always be had at our office on Friday and Sat-
urday. Price cents each; 6 copies, 25 cents.
Send the JOURNAL to your friends and to the
soldiers.
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Killed his Wife.

David Grant of Washington township, this
county, an old and well known resident, delib-
erately shot his wife with pistol on Wednes-
day morning-causing instant death. We have
no particulars. Grant is in Jail in Fremont.
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WM. CORNELL JEwETT,


A dispatch to the Chicago Tribune dated St
Louis July 29th says:-It has transpired that
information was obtained through the order of
American Knights, by the Provost Marshal
General. of the intended rebel raid into Mary
land, and by him communicated TO Governor
Curtain. of Pennsylvania, who was incredulous.
He heard the report ON Thursday and on Mon
day the rebels crossed the Potomac
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Grand Fraternization nt The Clifton House

Since the Peace furry at Niagara Falls,
there has been great gathering of the
democratic faithful at that place in order
to learn from the rebels collected on the
Canada side, what kind of platform they
wish TO have adopted at Chicago. That
such movements are now going on, is evil
dent from the following dispatch to the Syr-
acuse journal:
There is now going on grand fraterni-
zation and reunion at the Clifton House,
between the following parties: Clay, Hol-
combe, Sanders and other Confederates
and Dean Richmond, Ben. Wood, Butts OF
the Rochester Union, ex-Gov Hunt, ex Gov
Weller of California ex-Gov Noble of
Michigan, Rust of Auburn, and Stewart of
the Nineteenth Ohio District, delegates to
the Chicago Convention; three delegates
from Pennsylvania, two from Ohio. two
from Missouri, and five from Kentucky
The determination was complete, and most
extraordinary results will follow.
WM. CORNELL JEwETT,
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Ladies' Lasting Caters from 81 ,OO TO 81 70 do.
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Children 5 Shoes of different kinds, from 50 cts.
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Local aQo NgiscsIIapsous Naiists.

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A wag lent a clergyman horse which ran
away and threw him, and then claimed credit
for "aid in spreading the gospel"
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Aslrotpnieis predict thatin November ii this
year Ibetepric play Of falling stars ahfiar
70 thai ef Novehber, 1893, viii take place.
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MaiIArangements.

At the Fremont POstofice, the mails will close
Going East, South, at 1O.4O AN.
81 West and North, ,at-- at 435 pm.
West on Turnpike, Saturday, (weekly)- -------9 Am.
Greensburg, Rolersvle, Tuesdays and Fri
days,a at ----------------------l Pm.
FostOria, Findlay, F. L. & U. R. R., at - $50 AM.
May 16, 1864. II. r. SHON0, Postmaster
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Cnpture Of "A Rebel Train-ComPIefe surprise.
correspondent fthe Cincinnati Commercial
in his report of McCook's raid around Atlanta
gives the following account of the capture ol
the great rebel train:
Night fell rapidly, and heavy rain set in.-
NOiselessly the long column of silent horsemen
pursued their way through the drenching show
er, over roads that never before resOunded to
the football of an armed Federal soldier Nine
miles from Palmetto, Whitewater Greek, a
stream that deserves to be called river, was
crossed at several fords, and when the column
pushed forward on the opposite side, the woods
beside the road were found lined with the bag
gage trains of the rebel army. A scene set in
that defies description. With admirable man.
agement our advance brigade kept straight on
their way 10 Fayetteville, but five miles dis
tant from the stream Just crossed, maintaining a
profound silence, and not deigniDg TO reply TO
the drOwsy queries of the few teamsters who
were nearly enough awake to ask where in the
ID they came from. Not until every avenue
of escape from Fayetteville was guarded, did
our troops commence their work of devastation.
Up to the time they disclosed who they were
the rebel teamsters and those with trains were
utterly ignorant of the presence of the Yankees.
Words cannot picture their astonishment and
dpJecI JetTOr Wneh IneJ gradually became con-
scious of the situation. Some, dragged ruth
lessly from their slumbers, were disposed to
show fight at what they considered a very un-
happy practical joke. Others were altogether
incredulous, and nothing convinced them that
they were really surprised until our men com
menced destroying their train.
hear the number of wagons destroyed was
estimated at Atlanta, and also the baggage ot
citizens who had fled at our approach. They
stretched for nearly FIVE miles. Swiftly our
men ran through, rifing them of many treas
ure. Hundreds upon hundreds of mules were
slaughtered-all in fact which were not in priut
condition. They were run through the body
one after another, by our troopers, whose sabres
that night and early morning, dripped with
more innocent blood than ever stained them be.
fore. The teamsters were collected together
and many commissaries and quartermasters
with the train were also captured. The wag-
ons, with their contents, were consigned to the
torch and utterly destroyed. Many curious
things were fshed out-such as rich Odd Eel
low and Masonic regalias-and our boys fairly
loaded themselves down with plunder. There
was discouragiDg contrast, however, between
the things they were able to carry, and those
they wanted to carry
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