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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-07-15
"OUR FRIENDS.

The Atlanta Ca, Register of a recent date
! says: "Ex-President Pierce, Seymour, of Con-
necticut, Vallandigham, Reed, Wood and Rich
ardson, and hundreds of others are as hostile to
the war as to Black Republicanism. These men
are doing indirect service They are not
openly and avowedly our friends nor could we
reasonably ask this of them. Ifthey did no
more than resist the Capitalization of Mr. Lin
coin, that far they are worthy of our respect and
| sympathy. If they hold up the banner of State
| Rights that far they are advocating sentiment
| entitled to our admiration.
| "Such is the course they are pursuing and
such a course ought to have our cordial appro-
| baton. Step by step the same convictions and
the same temper that have braced them in COM
| pact, unity and fiery valOr, to denOunce ultra
Federalism, and New England Fanaticism, will
bring them upon the right ground as it respects
our independence. We confess our faith in their
political principles We confess OurcOnfidence
| that eventually these men will see the whole
| truth. and embrace all its conclusions
- Z. Z , : II
The Supreme Court Jury at Chicago, render
ed a verdict last week, for $l75 damages against
landlord for renting house thatcOntained the
| smallpox infection, whereby the wife of the ten
| ant was attacked by that disease. tE
Substitutes.
A very important decision has Just been made
by the ProvostMarshal General in regard to sub
stitutes, which will tend very much to facilitate
| recruiting for the army and enable the substi-
tute market TO be easier, to use commercial
phrase. Mr.. Lewis Audenried who is himself
free from the draft, but desires to furnish three
substitutes, applied to the Provost Marshal if
he could accept as representatives for parties
not liable to do military duty such citizens as
are themselves enrolled and liable Mr.. Aud
enried wishes to send his representatives to the
| army of the Potomac, and has suggested this
plan to accomplish this object. The reply was
as follows: m E -94ss
WAR DEPARTMENT
PRovosr MARSHAL GENERALS OFFcE,
WASHINGTON, July 2 1864.
LEWIS AUDENRIED ESQ.,, PHILADELPHIA.
SIR: In reply to your communication of the
30th ult., the Provost Marshal General directs
me to say that you can furnish as personal rep
resentatives in the service either aliens or citi-
zens who are enrolled and liable to draft
1913 CHARLES H. H. BROOM
First Lieut..67th N. YssVols d "A. A. A. q.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-07-15
John G.. COchrane,s Estate.

| TNHE undersigned has been duly appointed Admins
tratrix of the estate of John C. COehrane deceased
late of Lucas county, Ohio. All persons indebted the
estate, requested to make immediate payment and
those having claims against the viii present them
/ to the undersigned for allowance
| MARGARET COCHRANE, Admrx.
July l5 1864. 2Sw3
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-07-15
AN ORDINANCE.

To preUelt the exhibition to, sale of Hay and
Fire Wood on certain streets IN the TucoTDoya-
ted VILLAGE of Fremont.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-07-15

The Supreme Court Jury at Chicago, render
ed a verdict last week, for $l75 damages against
landlord for renting house thatcontainedth the
smallpox infection, whereby the wife of the ten
ant was attacked by that disease. t
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-07-15

ToTegllate the Measuring Of Wood exhibited fol
sale on the Streets or Public Places In Fremont
and providi',g for The appointment of WOOD
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-05

N1oTlcE Is HEREBY GIVEN OF THE PENDENcY
before the Common Council OF the City Of Indiana
polls OF the following Preamble and Resolutions, owi,
WHEREAS, II is provided in Section - OF s'An Act to
amend Act entitled An Act repeal all laws
10 force for the incorporation ofcites. &c approved
March lst 1857 that whenever there shall be- may
have been lots laid of and plated adjoining such city,
and record OF the same is made in the Recoreer's
ONCE in the proper county, the Common Council may
by resolution Of the BOARD. extend the boundary
such city, TO Include such ots and the lots thus
annexed shall thereafter form part OF such city and
be within the jurisdiction Of the same"
ASD WEEREAs The additions the City OF Indian apos
known as brakes Addition and NJ, Clairs Addition
have been for several years laid of n tots and plated
both of which additions sdioin the city, immediately
on its northern boundary;
Therefore be Il resolved by the Common Council OF
the City of Indianapolis That all the lots and the sub
divisions thereof OF DTakes Addition the City Of In
dsnapos and all the lots and the Subdivisions thereof
Of ST. Clars addition the City of indianapolis the
same are laid of on the plats thereof which plsts
corded in the Book of Records 81 the Recorders Oce Of
Marion county, Indiana and all the streets and alleys
lying within the limits OF said additions be and the
hereby annexed 10 the City OF indianapolis and the
boundary OF said city is hereby extended include
all Of said additions aud sub divisions thereof
Resolved I'd, The City Clerk shall, upon the passage
Of this resolution Ale copy Of the same together with
plat defining the and boundaries Of said add
tons TO be prepared by the City Engineer the Office
OF the Recorder of Marion county, which ps, shall be
recorded.
Resolved Sd, That FOR municipal purposes, until the
Common Council shall otherwise order all that portion
OF said additions lying Of line running due north
from the center Of Meridian street shall be attached TO
the Second Ward and all that portion lying OF such
line shall be attached 20 the Third Ward.
by direction Of the Common Council
CYRUS s. BUTTERFlELD.
nov2i-dlw City CLERK.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-05
From, Washington.

WAsHISGroN. December 3 Up to this even
Ing probably not more than one fifth of the mem
bers Of Congress have arrived These include
some from the most distant States. Thersis no
doubt that there will be quorum present in both
houses on Monday. large number being on
their way Ia Washington.
The message of President Lincoln was fully
considered in extra Cabinet council to- -day The
usual .ution is observed to prevent the prema-
ture exposure Of ils contents. So far only the
reports Of the Secretary Of the Navy and Post
master General have been printed. AT present.
soldiers who have been severely MANNED have
the advantage in respect 10 pensions over sailors,
who simultaneously suffer. and therefore the
measures OF the approaching session Of Congress
will provide remedy for this manifest inius-
tice or oversight ia legislation.
New arrangements periecting the connection,
and rendering entire the mail service in the
North aud Wet more certain than heretofore.
and for two trains daily between Washington and
New York. within six hours, will 60 into effect
on the l9th.
From reports which have been received there
is no doubt that some o. Gen. Eary's forces
have been sent TO Richmond within the past
week
A gentleman who arrived IRON Annapolis to
night says that 1000 prisoners have reached that
place from Andersonville. and paymasters aer
busy settling their arrearages More are daily
expected
The latest official information from the army
OF Gen Thomas is that he has 40 concentrated
his forces at the Notifications at Nashville as to
be prepared for any movement which Gen. Hood
may make.
The Presidents message was the subject Of a
special Cabinet meeting to-day
IL was stated in the Presidents telegram, OF
Tuesday, that Hon James Holt had declined
the appointment OF Attorney General, in place OF
Mr. Bates, resigned. The report that Hon. Jos.
Speed, of kentucky, has 6een rendered the Office
is, to-day. confirmed BY reliable authority il is
believed he will accept il.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-05

The machinery Was sent away merely a. a mat.
ter OF precsutiou.
Ia the rebel House Of Representatives on the
29lh alt Mr. Russell moved 20 20 into q secret
session Nr. Orr said to test neatly. he would
call Tie yeas aud nays which resulted as fol,ows;
Yeas, i5. Nays, -.
This was considered somewhat lish, for test
vote on the habeas corpus bill now pending IN
secre, session. Some seven or eight who voted
for secret session will, Il is said. vote against
tho bill.
The Whig has long article opposing the sus.
pension of the habcas corpus
The Post has special dispatch dated Wash
ington %:
Richmond papers Of Saturday announce The
capture OF Millen, Georgia. by Sherman 5 forces.
Millen has been made depot for Union Prison.
ers. and tho papers express apprehension that
Sherman has freed the prisoners.
A dispatch dated McConnelsburg, PennsylvA-
MIA, says.
fight occurred at Timber Ridge yesterday
between portion OF company +, 20lst Pennsyl.
MIA mounted infantry and some delinquent
scripts and deserters c0ngregated at a shooting
match. The Provost Marshal went forward 10
hold parley with the eonscripts They refused
10 listen, and Immediately commenced firing at
him, but without any effect The soldiers then
opened fire. when general fight ensued lasting
about two hours. The conscripts and deserters
were finally driven over two hills, skirmshing
being kept I'D the whole way. The fighting was
carried on principally in the woods. The casu-
alities were slight. The conscrip,s lost one man
killed aud two wounded. The wounded man
was captured The remainder. being familiar
with the country. made good their escape into
the mountains. None of our men we're in
iured
More affairs Of this kind may be looked for,
as it is determined TO bring these,felows to jus
tce
spirit unusually feeble. The fancy list is for
sakcn. and prices generally lower, with a strong
feeling on government bonds under large pur
chases. Prices have further advanced.
Railroad bonds and bank stocks continue dull
Railway share market heavy at first board
There was a pressure TO sell cash stocks, but
the greatest falling of was in Hudson River
Illinois Central, and Pittsburg.
State stocks Hkmer on Missouri Ga, but other.
wise quiet
Mining and Pit stocks dull.
Gold market extremely dull.
Bulls and Bears appear To have concluded II
temporary armstice
All parties are waiting Information as to the
financial policy to be proposed TO Congress next
week.
Money tends down, market still easier
Amounts loaned at per cent.
Foreign exchange transactions merely nomi.
nal. as usual on Saturday.
The total shipments for gold for the week
about 81 ,525 900
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-05
from LoutsvtlIc.

LOUISVILLE. December Seen Stanley lett
here BY the mail boa; for his home Ht Yellow
Springs, Ohio this evening. His wound. though
somewhat painful. j. not dangerous. and Col
Scott, Surgeon General Of Kentucky. expresses
the opinion that be will be unable to enter the
service within fifteen or twenty days
Yesterday the rolling stock Of the Chattanooga
and Nashville railroad. consisting of a large
number of trains. was ordered to proceed to Lou
isyile The order was contradc,ed 10 day.
The Nashville passenger train arrived three
hours behind time. No news.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-05

KNOXVILLE. December 3--The following
named escaped prisoners arrived within the past
three days: Captain A. Grant. 18th Wisconsin
A. L. Goodrich, Sth New York cavalry: Lewis
Nolare, ID Deleware II. Robbins. 23d Ohio; c.
b. Lewis, lst New York dragons. J Powell,
l2d Illinois: T. Gordon. Slst Ind. infantry: J.
II. Cowan. lst cavalry; J VI. Thornbury, Ken
lucky infantry; Sergeant Moses Crow, l00lh
Pennsylvania: privstes Jno. J. Merrill, Penn
sylvania. H. A Scott, 22d Wisconsin They
escaped from different prisons. and at different
dates, and have been from one TO two months on
the route travelling nights through the swamDs,
thickets and mountains Of the Csrolinas and
Georgia
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-05
a rom cairo.

CuRO December 3.-The steamer Lima,
from Memphis on the evening OF the I'd. reports
that Col YoFk's expedition has returned TO
Memphis. having succeeded in capturing nine
hundred stand OF arms az Osceols. which we're
en- route TO Gen Price from Selma.
The steamer Continental vas sunk at De wills
Island. OF the Mississippi. thi. morning. No
p.rtlcnlsr.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-05
rrom inc Army of the potomne.

HEsDoU ARrERs ARMY or THE P0rosAcJ
December l.--l0 L. NJ.
A great deal of firing has prevailed to-dsy in
the vicinity of the jerusalem road. but without
any result worth mentioning AZ this hour an
unusual stillnes. reigns along the entire line.
The pickets seem tired of their continual firing
AZ each other.
This afternoon the Maryland Brigade received
new flags. which were ordered by the Legislature
OF that State At their last session. kr-er the
brigade had passed in review. Gov Bradford
made speech 20 the officers snd men which wss
responded TO in feeling terms by Col Dennison
who commands The brigade
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-05
From PhiIndeIphIn

PHILADELrHIs. December 3-The following
i .pecial 10 the Evening Telegraph
WAsHlNcroN The Government has received
information that Gen. sherman had captured
Millen. on the Georgia Central Railroad. on the
20th ult. His army WAS concentrated. and IL IL
thought tha, he has moved TO Savannah before
fhf.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-05
DIR. WHITTIER.

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n DR.. whit:ier's Theory, symptoms and Treatment
fChronic, Nervous, Urinary and Sexual Diseases free
In plain sealed letter envelope for sI cents 20 prepay
postage. IL clear delneaton OF all the diseases and
conditions resulting from the infringement OF the moral
laws, ezcese ndulgences, exposures and mprudences
IN married and single life. Every sentence contains In
struetion 20 the afflicted and should be read BY every
young person. - keep them OF the shoals which 9th.
ers have been broken 70 pieces. Amstiven,0 clearly
stated to be nncsr the control Of tudieous treatment
and thereby inclination 10 one very pronc cause
disease. Nearly every case OF disease bs treated
without hIndranes 20 business Medicine sent BY mail
from observation Charges moterste; consuita
iicns by letter or al the orcs free; cures guaranteed
0rce IS ST. Charlie. street between Sixth and Seventh
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anng nothing referring TO Sexual Diseases for cent,
postage ian1-dkwly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-05
PLANNING & FLOORING MILL
South New Jersey Street.

nooR BLIND. AND SASH FACTORY, PLANNING
IL and Flooring Mill.
Having completed my Factory, am prepared to fur
nish Doors Sash Blinds, Door and window Frames,
Nolding Cornice Brackets Dressed Lumber, Weather
boarding and other lumber pertaining to
building reasonable rates any ether manufso
turer n the city
Having on hand alarge stock ofthoroughy seasoned
s'River" Pine Lumber am enabled warrant ny man
ufscture
Orders for working, flooring. dressing aud planning
lumber promptly attended 10.
oct26- -d3m. WARREN TATE.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-05
ATTENTION.
TO INDIANA MILITARY OFFICERS.
ExEcUTIvE DKrARrsKSr oT lSpIANA)
BuRKAU OF FlNANcE,
I~pr.x.potfa lima oI 1851

INDIANA OFFICERS. Who have been or are serving -
ne army, are inforw-4 that teri Ordnsnce Retarns
wfbe made uF and pfSs>aled td'he proper Department
aid certificates q acqutAncs obtained free 81 cAarg<
~ applying 20 NJ. & = Rsoker Chief Clerk state ord
nance Department, oftce stairs Nslrns' hard.
ware store No 81 West wssAington street. tLdanapos
nskirx returns. shove directed. o'csrr ~ti
nly all fse- eui they will Dc shs settle With the
Goverumrni and dFss ihslf pay from one 20 three
rnoahs ssrisr than tk- basinss. entrustsd 70 am
Agents .
b. order OfGovunoF hosrOs
W. II. n IERRRII.
s4s~dr Frnsnsial sosrstEy.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-05
nArHs OF ADyEsrrsiNG.

Business Notices published IN the local columns, Oft
Ines under, viii Be charged Tor each insertion o.: II
ten lines ten cents per line.
Announcing death. vita funeral notice attached tI;
without notice ffee.
Marriage Notices 51 cents.
Notices of Festivals Pcncs and Excursions, gotten n b.
advifuas assocatons by churches AZ the reggar
prices.
Advertisements loaded aud placed under the head u
Special Notices. rnlines will be charged double
the usual rates.
Yearly advertisers % pay quarterly.
Announcing candidates for Offices of every description
Be charged At the rate Of t 80 for each In the
all eases, paid In advance.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-05
Galens Head Dispensary
Established I'm 1880 and Chartered
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Tor the treatment OF {.
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FEMALE DISEASES. with OBJ
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-05
NOVELS.
MunrO's Ten Cent Novels,

NOR REAL LITERARY ExCFLLENCE AND
adaptation the wants OF the times, are Tar ahead
Of their numerous competitors As consequence their
circulation sgrpasses anything Of the Kind ever presehe
10 the public The publishers have judici0usly excluded
everything that could the scruPulous moral
ist This combined with their literary merit makes tnem
welcome TO every family The following list other
No l. The Hunters .. The TrapPer's Retreat. g.
The Patriot Hghwayman. 4. The Hunted Unlonist. D.
The Track OF Fire O. The Ian-Eaters. Z. Charlotte
Temple. :. The Death Face. 8. The Indian slayer:
10. The Turtle Catcher. H. The Hunters Triumph. ~
The Ocean Rovers. ~. The Tory Outwittee. IL Leke
sernum the Lion Hearted Scout. IS. The Scourge OF
the Seas. lG. The Captive Maiden. IL. Long Legged
Ioe or, The Demon OF the Woods. II. The Wild Scout
Of the Mountains l9. The Forest Lodge. 90 The Roll
ckng Rangers n. Rstssnake Dick, or The Flower OF
the wigwan. y. Rickety Tom, the Rover -. Inc
lmps OF the Prairie "a. The Robbers Terror % Joe,
the "Ssrpint."
For sale by all News Agents, and sent, post psid on
receipt Of price, 10 cents each.
GEORGE MUNRO Co,
novI9-d2w No. l37 william Street, \. Y.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-05
TAKEN UP.

rUVAKEx UP By the Subscriber. pc mile south ef the
corporation, on The Three Notch road, sBAy Horse.
blind IN the e eye le hind foot white about II yssrs
old The can have him by proving The Sane snd
paytng es.rre' po"SEf.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-05
=
NOTICE.
To Ill Whom il May Concern.

OFFICE OF CITY CLERK,
ISDIANAroIIs, lSD., November ed, lSGi.l
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-05
TO TAXPAYERS.
NOTICE TO DELINQUENTS.
CITY rREAsURFR's oFFiCF3
November "a. ls6t

blossoms owing City Taxes real estate for the
year is63 will save cost q atyertisng BY paving
sad delinquent taxes before Ne 9th day q Dscsuoer.
ls64 toS X. ES0LIsn
nUvfe.s<w CITY rCssur-r.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-05

4 COMPLETE SIT or BARBER SHOP FURxITuRE
~ and fixtures. VIII BE- sold cheap By applying soon
al The corner of Lihsriy and Washington street.
Alss COED lovr psrhcr esp act employment sn th'
shares CHARLES FISHER
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-05

A 30 CIRCULAR saw MILL STATIONARY KS-
- sisE Po-.r foe si ysrps.ss. kas :. ss,s. ga
each. Leg waxon Chsins. Tceis. sens rsn-
Der and plenty ef lar shs sisss snA
half miles ffon lndisss1siis o. gee gravel rest.
nlu,o %
Essl Rssw Assets. isnanspsns. fpt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-11-22
aonN MtsnM,Ns r.l.,r

STATE or VERMONT Al Probate
- btaa,agioa County, -. ! C0ur, holden al
Manchester, ID and lcg said District on the ZJih
DAY Of October A. u. 1864.
Present, Hon. l.. 5. KENT. Judge.
ile Administrator on the estate of john
Wiscman, hate Of Rupert, in said District de
ceased. applies in writing to sell all the real
csia Of said deceased. representing that the
personal estate is insufficient To pay the debts
against said estate "a the sum Of one thousand
dollars. that said real estate consists Of n farm
10 said Rupert. valued ~ about $500, in6 lad
Ing the widow 5 dover, that part Of said farm
cannot be sold without injury and prejudice
20 those interested IN the remainder, AMI there
fore applies 10 sell the whole
Whereupon It was ordered that said applica-
ton be heard al a Probate Court 70 be holden
at the Probate Office, ia Manchester. IN and
for said District, on the last Wednesday OF
Nov, 1864, and t1at notice thereof be given by
publishing this order three wccSs successfully
10 the MANCHESTER JouESAL, printed at said
Manchester, previous TO said time Of hearing.
"a II. X. FOWLER, Register.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-11-22
JAMES II. ryRREL.s E.lntr.

GTATE OF VERMONT, At Probate
- Manchester District, Is. Court holden az
u tnchesier, IL aud ior said District, on the
26th day Of October, a. y. 1864.
Present, Hon. Z. $. KENT, Judge.
Al instrument in writing purporting to be
the last viii and testament Of James II. IL rrell,
late Of Do,ci Ia said District, dece sed, was
presented fur probate.
Whcreupou il was ordered that said appli-
ton be heard at Probate Court 10 be held
~ the Probate Oniee in Manchester, in and for
said District, on the last Wednesday of Nov
1864, and that all persons interested IN said
estate be notified thereof by publishnga copy
OF thu record Of TIL. order three weeks success
sively IN the MANCHESTER JOURNAL, printed
AZ Manchester, the last OF which publications
shall be previous to said time OF hearing.
"a II. II, FOWLER, Register.