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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-06-24


Particulars of the Death of Lieut.. Cochrane.
The following letter gives some particulars of
the wounding and death of Lieut.. John c.
Cochrane, formerly of this place, and will be
read with interest by many of ourreaders:
OFFICE OF REGIMENTAL QUARTERMAsTKR, .
9th Reg't, OWL. June 13, 81
L. II. MoREHoUsE, EsQ.-DeGr Sir: Your
kind letter of the 9th inst. was received last
night and l gladly give you herein all of the
information have been able to collect in regard
to Lieut. Cochrane. The object of our attack
was to regain possession of line of rifle pits
taken from another brigade in the morning.
Lieut.. Cochrane had exhibited throughout the
engagement the energy and bravery that has
ever characterised him. The pits had been
taken and lost, and were again in our possession,
having just been entered by his raen, when he
was hit in the left leg below the knee He did
not fall, (thOugh the shock must have been Sc
we're, and the blood flowed very profusely, but
called to his lst Sergt. to send man to assist
him from the field. One of his company who
stood near and heard him B. A. Morrison) inn
mediately threw him over his shoulder and car
rted him to the rear short distance, when he
was taken in charge by the Surgeon and sent
to the ambulance train, the ''stretcher'' being
carried by one Union and three rebel soldiers,
(prisoners.) He did not suffer much. saw
him in the ambulance. He tried to he cheer
full and smiled when he bade me good bye
While | was with him, two of his men came TO
the ambulance He talked to them moment
charging them to be brave and faithful in the
discharge of their duty, and not forget him.
He was taken to the Corps Hospital, where
the broken limb was amputated that evening.
Chloroform was administered. He was remo-
we'd to Fortress Monroe the next day. / heard
from him once while there; that he was very
low Except this, know nothing of him sub
sequent to his removal from here. He died on
the 29th ult, nine day after being wounded.
The service has not had more efficient Off
Ger than John G. Cochrane. He was highly es-
teemed by every officer in the regiment, and
had many very warm friends.
He was not reported for duty on the day of
his las, battle, and should not have been out
He had been unyell for long time previous to
this, to which fact | think his death is attribu-
table, as he might have recovered from the
wound. At meeting of the officers of our
regiment held yesterday, series of resolutions
were adopted, which would send you, but
they are sent to Fremont papers for publication.
shall be glad at any time to furnish any
further information may be able to, or render
any assistance in my power in the settlement of
his business. His grave is undoubtedly mark
ed 50 that his remains may be removed
] am, very respectfully,
Your Obedient servant,
CARY ID. LINDSAY, 81
Ist Lieut. and R. Q. NJ, 9th O. V. V. l.
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Of the Journal Il iii
! WOODvILLE AID SOCIETY.
WooDy1LLE, o., June IL, 1861

O'J June II, 1COts
Mr.. KELLER After so long time, we would
again report to the many readers of the journal
our efforts for the benefit of the soldiers. Our
members meet regularly, semi-monthly. The
last meeting was at the residence of Mr. John
Smith. A goodly number were present, not
withstanding the unfavorable state of the wealth
er, and satisfactory number of "Ten Cent
Scraps" were collected with which to purchase
sewing for the next meeting.
We should not fail here to mention the sue
cessful efforts of our Ex-Secretary, Mrs. O. NJ.
Kellogg in collecting money to repleuish our
treasury, nor the liberality of our citizens Six
dollars werecheerfully given also several yards
of ftoweling and and muslin contributed by the
gentlemanly merchants of Woodville, Messrs.
Brunce and Rollixman d Rancamp. In April
we sent Box No. A, via Cleveland, contents as
follows: 5sGstsE
25 lbs. dried apples, pillows, 8 pair pillow
slips, pair drawers, A pair socks, II towels, IA
linen hankerchiefs, shirts 3 lbs. old linen and
cotton. -
Last month we sent Box No. ); also barrels
of potatoes, which were contributed by our gen.
erous citizens, Messrs Brim Baker, kellogg
Herman and others. Contents of box
40 lbs. dried fruit, 10 lbs. old cotton 8pairs
socks 90 pillow slips, 10 sheets, 46 towels, ii
handkerchiefs, % shirts, 6 pillows.
MRS. NJ. DUNHAM, President.
Mrs. E. N. BALDWIN, Secretary.
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He is the happiest who does most to make 9TH
ers happy The inventor of Herrick Allen 8
Gold Medal Saleratus must be the happiest man
in existence, for we hazard nothing in saying,
that the use of Gold Medal Saleratus cannot fail
to make happy household. Our better half
says she does not fear of our ever frowning, as
she can get the genuine Herrick Aliens. We
say success to the inventor and if everybody
knew how good it is, no other would be used
A good many of our Merchants have it. Their
depot is 112 Liberty Street, New York.
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SOME OF THEM ARoUNDl-We have been dill
gently enquiring for some time, as to the
strength of the "Fremont party" in Franklin
county, and finally succeeded in mailing two of
them; and having their consent, we name them;
SO that they may form nucleus around whom
the path-6nder's friends may rally. Charley
Breyfogle Columbus, and John Hoff, of Lock
bourne. We believe they are honest in their
sentiments and we do butjustice to these gentle
men in making their names known to the pub
lic for it may do them good, if it should slightly
iniure the cause.--0hio Stote Journal.
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Correspondence Of the Journal.
From Co. HI, 65th New York Chasseurs.

HOSPITAL OF 6TH CoRPs, 1st DIVISION, }
Near Coal Harbor, June s. 1864
received the Journal with the list of killed
and wounded sent. j now correct that and
give the additional ones which you may pub
lish also. Instead of 'tHammef' it should be
Hummel and instead of "Cady'' it should be
Reidy Bartlett's wound is much more seri-
Gus than at first supposed. Charles Crockett
and Corp. Daniel Keilholtz have since died.
The late ones are, killed-Private James
Hummel of Tifin, and private John Miller of
Clyde. Wounded, and since died, private j.
A. Gillett, jaw broken, of Clyde. Jacob Fos-
ter, wounded in left arm, of Attica, and Samu-
el E. Brown, wounded in left arm and foot, of
Attica. ANDREW JACKSON.
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MATRIh0EIAL.-If you wish to marry address the
III undersigned, who will send you sswithout money!
and without price valuable information that viii sns
bic you to marry happy and speedily, matter how ola
how ugly, or how poor This is reliable aEsir. The
niormalonw wiI cost you nothing; and If you wish to
marry will eheerfuly assist you Alstters -triet
confidential The desired information sent by return
mail, and no questions asked Address,
SARAH B. LAMBERT
22w4 Greenpoint, Kings County, n. Y,
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Home Items. &c.

SSELF IMPROVEMENT. Every young man
and woman who reads the article with the
above caption, in another column, should seek
to profitbv 4. "a
The weather has been so Rot We conIdiist hunt
up locals the past week.
The greatest and ever-present local institution
in our streets has been the ''cloud of dust. -
Even ''poor RICHARD with his sprinkler, has
poured out many hogsheads Of water in vain to
keep Eye dust from rising. y Ti.ii}sfs
The Commissioners have appointed SAMUEL
SKINNER, one of the Infirmary Directors of San
dusky County, vice LEVI FoyGHr, resigned,
and removed from the County.
sandusky County Thirteenth Annual Agri-
cultural Fair, will be beld October 18th, 18th,
and 14th, ON the Society's Grounds in Fre-
mont. We shall publish the Premium List
next week
We have $50 Grover d Baker Sewing Ma
chine (entirely new,) which will be sold at a
bargain.
Amy subscriber who wants to pay his dues at
this Office in WOOD will please bring it along
now: Hickory, Oak, Ash, Maple, 4 feet long.
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LYON,s KArHaIRON.

Kathairon is from the Creek word SKI Ksthro SKA
tharO," Egnifyng to cleanse, reuvenate and restore
This article is what its signifies. For preserving
restoring and beautyng the human hair it is the most
remarkable preparation in the world 1t again owned
and put up BY the original proprietor now made
with the care, skill and attention which gavei
sale of ever one million bottles per annnm.
1t most delightful hair Dressing.
It sadieates scurf and daudruA.--ss7. ss--s
~ 1t keeps the head cool and clean.
: It makes the hair rich, soft and glossy.
It prevents from falling of and turning gray.
Itrestores the hair upon bald heads.
ANY lady gentleman who values beautiful head of
hair should use Lyons Catharon 1t is known and used
throughout the civilized world. Sold by all respectable
dealers. sH zFset3.E
DENAs s. BARNES & co. Nevv-YOrk.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that there will b ure-
sented to the Commissioners Of fSandusky county o.
at their September session, 1854 and on the rst day
tnereo at 10 O'Clock A NJ of said day. so soon there
ster as the same can be heard petition praying for
ehAne In portion OF the State road known the Nor
onLot number in the incorporated village
OF fkrsmont, where said State road now makes an ans
70 .ne VEST ana runs In northvestery direction until
itntersecs the Western Reserve azd Mauree nrn0iE.
SAID petition viii ask that the said road shall be 50 alter
ed that from the point above mentioned as the beenuu
the same shall be made to from thence north on
straight line between outOts Al and q until Il inter-
sects the said Western Reserve and Maumee Turnpike
SAMUEL THOMPSON
Principal Petitioner.
JOHN F. CAPLEs, Attorney June 10, 1854. 23w4
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NEW ADVERTTSEmENTS.

List of Letters in Fremont Post Office.
Spectacles, choice kinds, H. j. Zimmerman
Photographs and Albums, 9
Certain Cure fer Piles, sold by S. Buckland
Candy Manufacturer, S. Z. Fox, Toledo
Dissolution of partnership, Knerr d Scheller
Final Settlements of Guardians, Prob. Judge
Notice to Bridge Builders Co. Auditor.
Sheriff Sale pine lumber.
Lake & Co.'S Circus, June Both.
Great American Circus, July 5th
Attachment Notice.
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MANHOOD: how Los4. how Restored

4V1 Just published, new edition Of L CulverEelrs
celebrated essay the radical cure without medicne)
of Suer1uaforhoea or Seminal Weakness Involuntarv
Seminal Losses ImpOtsRey, Ments, and Phvsieai Tea
pacity mpedimeuts to Marriage ETC.: also Consuu1D-
ton Epilepsy ana FITS induced BY selfindngenee or
sexual exsraVagnnce,
u Price IN a sealed envelope, only cents.
The eeebrated athor this admirable essay clearly
demonstrates, from thirty years successful practice
that the alarming Consequences OF seIf-abuss nav BE-
radically cured without the dangerous Of internal
medicine or the application Of the knifs-p0intng out
mode OF cure, at once simple certain and eectua by
means OF which every sufferer, matter what his eop
ton may be- may himself eheapiy, priTatelF and
ra<iealy u This Lecture should Be in the hl6ds Of
every youth in the land,
Sent under SEAL In plain envelope any address,
postpaid, on receipt Of six cents, post stamps
Address the publishers. CHAS. J. C. LKINE 4 co,
sSTl l2G 5cweEy, New York, Post Olses, bon ssss.
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Resolutions submitted to Bellevue Lodge
Free and Accepted Masons:
Whereas it is appointed by all-wse Creator that
all that born must de and all that is made be
destroyed and althoughin finite wisdom we may
be able to yindcate the justice of the of
creation, yet it becomes mortal to bow in humble
submission to the will Of God and question not His visit
dem in his dealings with the work of His hands; and al
though have been called TO the loss OF
thy Brother Col B. GAMBEE Fho yielded mp bis spir
to its Maker the battlefield in the defense of just
and holy cause let wathe development OF the undis
covered future to yndcate the ways God to man. but
It becomes social and sympathetic nature to feel and
express grief at the loss OF friend and brother;
therefore,
Resolged That b. the death of Brother Col C. B..
GaInbee this Lodge has lost worthy and beloved
ber our country an efficient and valuable military com
lsnder, his relations kind and faithful husband, an
affectionate father aud dqtiful sou,
Resolved That his family have our sympathy in this
their tns Of gris andwe feel to mourn with them in
their mourning and Join with them in their grief
esofped Thatasa marx of our regard for our deceas-
ed Brother we viii wear tbe usual badge Of mourning
for thirty days. L. LONG,
B. P. SMITH,
ft .es ls8sa q .f Q. J. STEELE,
Committs'
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The Beunty Act of April 9TH, 1868.
The following letter explains itself:

OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE, D
Columbus, June 13, 1864.
auditor of Sa1aduSky Coatnty-jSir: Yours OF
the 10th inst. is at hand. The right to levy
taxes under the Bounty act of April 7th, 1863,
was limited to the year 1863, except in cases
when County Commissioners issued bonds, on
time. In such cases under the 7th section OF
the act, the Commissioners may levy from year
to year until the Bonds shall be fully paid. In
all other cases the right to levy under that act
is lapsed and gone. The case is clear.
Respectfully, &C.,
JAS. H. GOODMAN,
Auditor of State
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American Affairs in France.

The Paris correspondent the New York
Commercial writes that there is no prospect
now of any of the Confederate ships in
French ports ever getting to sea as Confed-
crate vessels. The matter has been too
thoroughly ventilated to permit any swind-
ling operation under the plea of ignorance.
The Mexican and Confederate loans are
laboring under considerable depreciation,
owing to the progress of Grants campaign
against Richmond, and hes of most fabu-
lous character are invented to bolster them
up.
The formation of the Ladies' Union
against the use of foreign goods has scatter
ed terror and confusion among the Euro
pean manufacturers. The buyers for large
houses in the United States have suspend
ed operations.
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nIRnusRs C0aIING.

1t will be noticed in our advertising colupns
that three Circus Companies viii wake their
entree to our town in few days for the purpose
of gathering up quarters and half-dollars. The
time is SO as to suit all; one June 18th, one
June Both, and the third, July 5th. Circus go-
ers can have their choice,
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BRowNs BRoNcHIAL TRoCHKs. The benefici-
al effects resulting from the use of this Remedy
and its extensive use for Coughs, Colds and
Throat Affections, has brought cut many iniuri-
Gus ingredients. The Troches have prOUed their
efficacy. sstsfss.s =
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Special Notices.

A !GENT1EMAN, cured of Nervous Debil-
ty Incompetency, Premature Decay and Youthful error
actuated by desire to benefit Others will be happy to
furnish to all who may need it. ee of charge the
ipe and directions for making the simple remedy used in
his Those wishing profit BY his experience and
possess Valuable Remedy, will receive the same by re-
turn mail, Carefully sesled,) by addressing
JOHN B. OGDEN.
20w13M&Co No. 80, Nassau street New York.
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THE LADIES',
l. Are invited to call and the fine assortment Of
LASTING CONGRESS CATERS,
of the Rochester manufacture.
Lasting Balmorals, BalmOral Congress Boots
Kid and Goat Balmorals, DC, de-, at
H. LESHER'S.
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Time Table.

There are now three trains per day each
on the C. Il T. Road; trains will leave as follows
Going East,
Buff Exp o.OOAM Mail 11.2O AM; N. Y. Exp. 5.47 Pm.
Going West,
Chic. Exp S-54 An; Mall 5.15 Pm; Tel. EXP. 1913
Fremont Lima Union Road, train leaves at 900 n.
Sandusky Dayton Cincinnati Road trains leave Clyde
Going South, Mail, 7.o5 AN. Accom-, HOO AN.
Going North, Nail, 6.07 Pm. Accom-, 500 AN.
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Travellers should provide themselves with
supply of DIxoN's BLACKBERRY CARMINATIvE
which they will find sure remedy for Dysen-
terry, caused from change of climate, water etc.
and the most pleasant and the safest article that
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without good company, all dainties
Lose their true relish, and like painted grapes,
Are only seen, not tasted.
Just so, the poet is right, and without good bis
cults supper loses its true relish. And how can
anybody have good biscuits without the Chem
ical Saleratus made by De Land d Co.? That is
the question.
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Fremont IoHfHaI.
ISAAC NJ KEELER, Eplron AND pnornlnron

ISAAC M. KELLER, EDrroR AND PKorRIEroR.
The JouRNAL is published every Friday morn
ing. Office, in Bueklands Block. third story
Fremont, Sandusky county, Ohio.
We have Just added one of Hoes Railway
Cylinder Presses, and increased ths size of the
JOURNAL one-fourth, and intend to make it one
of the best papers in Northern Ohio; the terms
of the paper will be as follows:
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
One copy per year in advance, by mail, 81 so
Town subscribers served the carrier in advance 70
not paid strictly aduancs the price will be 90
~ No paper discontinued except at the option of
the publisher) until all Srrearases are paid
rsFsez es- RATES OF ADVERTISING. f.a
One souare-dO lines or less) insertion, Sc
Do Each additional insertion - Is
Do Three months, 8 90
Do Six months, ,------------ = ----4 3 90
Do oneyesr,. ,.-----.---. 90
Business Cards. lines or less, one year, 90
T Contracts for period of not ess than six months
insertion, will be made for
OnefOurth column cbAngable quarterly SIS 90
one-third, =" {" $500
One-half, " 80 90
Whole, ' =" 5000
Loaded and Special Notices. preceding marriages. and
Double Column Advertisements, will be charged double
the above rates.
Advertisements should be marked with the number of
Insertions they will be continued until ordered out
and charged accordingly.
JOB PRINTING.
We have beautiful Power Press capable of making
thousand impressions hour We therefore prepar
ed to do all kinds of jon PRINTING short notice. and to
the satisfaction of cur patrons.
BLANKS.
Wekeep BLANKS of various descriptions on hand, or
print them Of any desired form short netice.
ISAAC NJ. KELLER,
Editor and Proprietor
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Dissolution Notice.

TTyHE copartnership heretofore existing between the
1 undersigned under the firm name of Roller Math-
is hereby dissolved by mutual consent from the 4th
june The Grocery and Crockery business will be
timed bv j. L. Roller. J. L. ROLLER,
l.. N. MATHER.
Fremont, June 10, 1854. 23ws
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The Washington Star says the President and
his youngest son left the city on the afternoon
of the 18th inst, ON the ordinance steamer Balti-
more to pay visit TO Grant, it is reported, and
see how affairs are progressing on james River.
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HAGAN,s rrAGNOLIA BALr.

This is che most delightful and extraordinary article
ever discoyered ekanges the burntace and hands
20 peary satin texture of rashing besut impartng
the marble purity of YOUTH and the dstizgue appear
inviting in the city belle of fashion, 1t
tan freckles ppes and rOughness from the skim eav-
ing the complexion fresh, transparent and smooth.
contains material injurious to the skim Patronized
by Actresses and Opera Singers is what every lady
should have. Sold everywhere.
Prepared by W. Z. HAGAN, Troy, NY
Address all orders to
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KNERR & sCHELLER.

FdMIIy trOceF8.
A good supply of Family Groceries of every de-
scription, always kept Gn hand-at low prices.
AISo Manufacturers of CoafeetiOneTu sOkiek ,,s
sell at wholesale and retail.
st. Clairs Block. Q9 FREMONT n