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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-01

KT0TICE.-The undersigned Executors of the
IN last Will and Testament of Samuel Hall, de-
ceased will offer for public sale at the Court House
doorsin the city OF Evansville, on fhs73th day OF
january, 1854, 1855 Shares Ofthe Capital Stock Of
the Evansville Insurance Company.
Terms of sale, Cash. n
JOHN B. HALL, Executor
AK. G. DONALD, Att'y. dec9-tds
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-01

CYRUP-,s.. - : - - :,
- bBis Golden Syrup: -. ~.
5 bbls Honey Syrup = an - - - =
5-bbls Besaises syrup
~ b bbls plantation Molasses; Frsy3E .YH
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-01

j 5saErsq ads 1sT .aa q a38is'Q n .sFaa res
si.ieaa tamsI afeda 10 81 ssissFIJ sGo nuifssis
,&6s RHdIA zaE sgfb
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-01

HoosIER SYRUP Barrel shsies- sOrsun
syrup. For sale AZ ~
cALDwELL,s Family Grossry.--
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-01

ii oRSE AND, COW FEED 10 tons of rich
4 Il country Bran just received "
---.- = 2. at NLLIOTllS lEamiI rfzracery -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-01
REMOVAL.
GROCERIES.

nIC1LED PIGS FEET
Il 70 Kegs SpiceS Pigs Feet, sEs.a
" eEs- just received at No o. Ffraf strnaf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-09
PsrpAsInu voa rag Nowra wssrERs

1 PaEpARIxU YoR 1aE NoxTa wEsTERH
Iup,As CAnpAles - Brig. Gss. suily .ook b -
departure last evening on the steamer Dasss.
port for st. Louis. where be goes 70 nature
bic arrangements Tor the Great Indian Cam
paige Of the snsuicg summer For this pus-
pess be hes 70 ehsrser about doSso boats OF
drsfs suitsd 10 the Upper u ssour, River nsvi-
Ra.i.n, for the trA, spor.s,ion Of troops and
about 1000 tons Of rommisssry stores for tn .
oss Of the expedition and eupplyine some posss
slresdy established and those to be sstsb-
lishsd BY Gen. Sally during the coming
season. To eompists thess and Other sr.
raogsmsnss viIl occupy Gsa. eulIys time In
81 Lou . for two or three weeks.
The expedition viii be composed Of about
: 500 csvs ~ aud sufficient isfsoiry f,r boat
guards, Each boat will sArry tvo pieces Of
ordosnee on her bow Tor efsnsivs and dsfsn.
sivs opsrations. Al . poiot on the Missouri
River, knowo - B ois Cache Creek, the txpe~
di,ieo viii be lined BY sdstschnsot sf 500
esvslry and . battery or two of artillery from
A,nussoss BY the ~sy Of the Y sllow Medicine
River, which will o. ssli the force to about g.
500 men. 4 portion Of lhis force will be en.
ssged 10 establishing military posts, one Of
which will besr D.vli'. L ks. one 90 James
River. one on tbs Mssoari River near old Fors
Clark, and another on the Ysilowstons River
10 the neishborh sod Of old Fort Alexander.
Each Of these forts will be garrisoned by
about 400 men. ons-hslf - salrv and ons-hsf
infsntry, and will Be supplied with one years
provisiops A. soon - the iorcss have join ed
at Bots CA.hs Creek, and the prsliminafies
have bssn arranged. Gen. Sully. with . force
Of about 3 300 cavalry. s.srt for the Black
Hills Oh . special vi.it to oil those ludisn
tr bee that infest that uuexplored country
south and west Of the Nj souri, River, and
which are ys: strong in the belief that they
have the ability TO whip any sst Of white
men that ever lived. The bulk Of the Fl .ht.
ing viii probably bs dons 10 the vicinity OF
the Black Hi.le, for it 10 there that the hos
tile tritss are concentrating in no mean
force. Gen. su!ly goss prepared to give those
suim. .ls such . warming as will tsch them
decent respect for the power Of the pale faces.
During all bis Inuisa campaigne. Gen. Sall7
hss never hal au opportunity to visit the
couutry of those varliks tribes south Of the
Missouri, snd it is said that he looks frward
TO the campaign with some degree Of satis-
fac.ion-hsving, doubtless. some little person.
al .cc ,unts to settle With tbs rsd.sksus Of
that iocslity. The 9Th and 7.h Iowa Caval.
ry goes with h,n this long expedition.
From the Black Htils Gen. Sa!ly moves bis
tore . in . unrtb-west ws'dly direction to the
head OF navigation 90 The Missouri, where be
% to re;oin the bJats and come down again
with the "fa.t riss" The expedition will
set out sa early es poss'ble IN order TO make
the long march pr ,cted before ths coming Of
another winter
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-09
DIED

Wednesday morning. at o'clock, Mrs. REBEC.
CA CONLEY, aged So years and . moaths.
Tho funeral will take place oA Friday afternoon
at 4 O'Clock, from her late residence on Gainel
street, between Thirl ADD Fourth. The friends
Of the family are invited to attend.
q Fort Msdison papers please copy.
In this city, On the 9th inst. 1t the residence
of h. Clarenbach, Esq., ,CAkOLINE, eldest dauAh b.
ter Of 7. F. and Z. s. Hawkins, Of LsClaire, aged
70 years s m onths
Funeral will take place at Trinity Church TO-
morrtw st clock p. m; interment 10 take placs
at Oakdale Cemetery. Tho friends Of tho family
ere invited to attend.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-09

SrArs BAxK-The monthly stste-
meat Of Mssehauss Branch Of NE state Bsnk.
in this city. ios the meath Of February. shows
hsslthy seoditioos Of s6Airs 1, that insstsu-
tien. TIE item Of discounts have decrease, I,
bat sligh.ly-only stoss u 500 which u ls''
thss might hsvs been expected this season
Of The yssr. The eireuistien Of the Branch
hss been reduced t710 sines the last s.sssnsns
asd the spssis to Is .sl2 90. . hish IL falling
s6 Of bet tsids mere thas hss bssn used 10
ssdssoing the cissulasien. Toe dspesit -.
count hes gone op ike rsskst iron S4O4.. ).
Oss SO TO t4ll 0is, -. asd ieersssed in oss
month Of tss s2s 81. and ess. .lo4 ~ .incs the
let Of Jsousryl The sasplas has iassssssd
from $is 47l ss. TO sl4 74s %. gaia 10 one
month Of d .273. which Il very hasdso0s
rssuls on . capital Of $50 900 These 6gs'ss
shsv The State Bank 70 b 6,urishieg in
stitutios, and its efdesrs competent men.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-09

Many of our able bodied enrolled citi
sens &'il Be sorsly d,sspDoisssd d The noo-sp.
pssssoes Of shs draft tomorrow nosnisg 81
. o'clock. Our sdvics 10. not to Be dishssrt-
snsd. for II viii hs around some dsy when
lsast sxpsassd.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-09

4 lScaoeL Mss1,so.-A meeting for the
purpose of uss,oss,sg psrssns saitsbls for
Sehsoi Dis.cters, viii ts held ~ shs Court
House &C Saturday evening aexs. at Ia o.
clock. Every eisissn isssrss.sd ia our public
schools should attend.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-09

LrcruRs.-Let it not be forgotten
that the Hon. NJ Bovss lsstusss at Ls Claire
Hall this evening. HE lecture 10 upon the
most interesting subj ,ct that hss ever sgitsted
the mind Of man, and can hardly fail TO b in
.srssting. We recommend our readers to 20
aad hsAr him
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-09

kEcRUrrs. squad Of 100 recruits
wsrs sent to camp Mcclellan 70 day aftss
having been msstsrsd into service By Col
GSi,r
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-09
THE CIT y.

Don't forget the suction sale Of house
hold faroitsss 70 take plsss - the selling oi
the Rev. Mr.. Possli 10 East DAssspost, to-
MORO s-sommsseiog st ten eeioet. Th's
IL = rsss shsnss 70 purchase household furai.
sufe eio.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-09

RAIs.-The pleasant weather Of few
days psss has been pretty thoroughly damp
snsd by drenching rein. which commenced
last night and continued through the grsstss
part Of this day. Our bIuffs and prairies will
5000 be decksd 10 the hsbilimsn.s Of blooming
sprl0g.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-09

thsr. hss been Uasos victory ia 0sseenns.
Never ssev. ssighbor, before you 81 fsar'y
ouI Of The woods.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-09
THE MARKETS.
Davenport Market....Daily Report.
OYYIoB or rHB DsM. 4 Nsws,
Monday, March7. )
WaEAr- 90195.
CoRN- 81 a. 5sc.
Oars -67@8s.
BARL Y 81 O5M1 10.

chicago Market. by Telegraph.
CHICAGO. March 8.
pioua Dull
WsB.T-4haae battar. s tlee at 81 15D1lo}s 1oT
No !. and <9x@t 10 for N. T.
COMMA koL ncha asc.
Oars Fir uer: 68x Q5e4:.
Iil0Hwisgs-Inaeti ri see asked 751g73c offered
Dxxss.D ,,es -Bu'i ana upc lanyeG
PEovIsIUEs-Dull anu u. chni d.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-09
OF BROOKLYN,

OF BROOKLYN,
OAnaA Ary Fret, 1864
Msds 70 no Auditor OF the state Of lows, pur-
suens to the ssAsu'e Of said State.
/. The name OF this compAny 10 tho Atlsntic
Fire In .urAnos 70 % pany 81 3rookiyn.
& The nnuuut OF its o4pi 81 stock 10 $4,000
3. rhs amount Of its capital stuck paid
uuis 10000
A.T's .s.ets Of ,hs company are
l. uasn on hand, In bank And in tho
hand, Ut agsnts. OF other persons, l4.S9A.N
2. deal estyse un,noumb rcd, o,s53.,s
!. bonds aud slochs ownei BY the compa-
nv nov secured and rate OF interest
N ,rsoa see schsduis) So Ao0
1. Debts OF the ~ npAny secured by
m,r,g 10, (rse aohe iuts) 70 Soo
8 vsots ,tnerwiss secured, zee scheduls) l4oOo
4 re - for or, alum 5,S1i.5s
S.,.;,n.s snd azure A,9s6 50
Total .s.,,s. 2ss. 1874
&. The amount Of lisbii,ties due or not
duo TO nsnks or otnsr cse' iton, none
9. Lo.ss Atjusssd and due, noae
: Lnssss adj nsted y ID not due, more
= Losses uaAdju.tsd. I-1oo
10 Iu oths, 81 .ims ~ ii ns. the company, hone
Total liabilities, I,1so
- .as .ns t..s e.:'' '- 1900
IL TAc greatest smouns allove1 w the
rules 0, ths compsuy 70 be ibsured
in .ny one ciAy, tysn = village,
l3 The .rea est 8usOuHt allowed to be
,nsr svi in any Uns block,
IL. Tas ACT " In urposat, d VI the COM
pauy, teb,uary 1Ot". 1851, sisd
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-09
/ A N O s
ACCI'fDN.

ACCIfU.y.
WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION
w at tho OLD RACE TRACK tARa. on
Duck Creek, Eve u.iles from Davenport itivor
Road) on ThURS AY, MARCH 10, 1864, the
following property, viz:
STOCK good f.im horses, suckling col.s
6ae stallion years old first class brood mare
Two ,ear OLD 1T. inilch c,ws yearli e calves
Two year old heif.r, etear, thoroughbred De
von cattle store .o,s, l Ch seer whites
FARn UtnNS LS-1 two hors Manney reap-
er aud mower, good farm .gops. hay r,ck nd
vood rack bainess, plous. caltivstors, ba,rows
open ba ~ and set .! harness, saddle and bride
cider press. pich fCrKs spades, ov.Is, hoes, los
chain., DC gri i"dstune, carpenters tools, &C.
PkU JoCE- stack timothy hay, prairie hay,
straw, corn. oa's, potatoes &c.
FUkNil UkE-- hina tea setts, brussels car
pets. chairs, tables beds, Ac
Sale 10 commence at 10 o'clock Stock, &C.,
ready TOR examination ut 81. TERMS, CASH.
SAn. PARKxs, Aact. GnoRGh WILSON.
marsh2dl~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-09

HlDDEn gW That capital Ledger
ssory know - the n dden Hand viii b
prssentsd for The first time at Metropolitan
Theatre THE evening. and should draw q
lsrgs house 1t 10 . splendid affair. Go and
see II.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-09
Our school Finances.

70 the Vs'ers of ths "Lis.rict zoxnship Of the
CsIy Of davenport: ::
Iu scoordauos Nth . vote passed a. the az
DUAL school meeting in 1851. whereby ths
School Bard we're req asstsd each yesr there.
after, In sdvsucs Of tie annual meeting, TO
lay b fore the oitiz ne q general s.atsn.ut OF
,hs finances OF ,he district. | am dirsc,sh by
the Board to make the foil. wing report, Viz:
There IL On hand this day, ~ shownby
tha Treasursfs reports vi tho cVp,in.
gent fa0d - Vcs os
reacnsrs' Fund. TA,e4
lso7.25
Thsse il due the Treasurer for The school
house iund 80. ! .O0OUo
5ho wing balance in the hands OF the
Treasurer Of.. ................. aS.SSi ~
The ordinary expsn.ss VI the pressn. yssr
are sslinstsd - iiIOws:
For contingent expenses. sep"irs. fuel,
oAisNee. dc .......... ........ 1sVeo.sv
For seaeher.' salaries. ............... !. wv w
Together amounting to the sum of....SlA6J0 70
Aud os,ux aoo 4t $l.sJU in sxssss u the sa.
psLsss OF he past year.
Ths s.,tma.sd rscsipts for the present year
are - tol ows, Wa
From the State say ---..............$5,50o 800
From u mil tax con inSent fu ad ........ SIS
rom mill tax Iss,psrs' fund ............ 5,4vv
Accounting together to she sum of.......@tl,s75
hiuh With t.s surp.us ao~ on hsnd 10 sup.s
Il 10 expected s4as the mil tex levied ~
shs last aonusl nsetipe t.r school nosss pur-
pesss, will BE sufis 10 esrry eu. the objects
Intended.
10 carry on the eehools for the year sndice
in March 1866, With Tie prospective in. rsass
Of pupils end the coossq asntiy increased sorps
Of teachers. t 10 es.instsd that there Will bs
required shs SUN st SO 700.
To meet this expenditure, with the s4ps'tsd
State approximation Of 500 .00v
Ii viii be oecsssnr. on vSlua-
asion VI ~ ,OvO, 700 10 levy Tor
tssshsss' tuad ! mil ,is $1,000
For contingent fsnd l miil..... 5000
$4,000
Less double assessments and de-
liaausnts, say ~ per csns.... 1900 el0,So0 90
Thus showing - above. .$16. 20
IL vis~ Of The increased oost Of hviog II
will bee. ne ssssssary 70 raise The salaries oi
ssms Of The lever priced ssAshsss, aud there
tsrs It would s,sm - II The above sssimstss
ere - moderAts as souad policy will war
rsos.
b. srdsr of the School Board,
| Csc II. FssEcz. Com.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-09

DvArs o. Hsw Yoax,

s'4'' 'hs" Eo''' IS.
o''J I.hn .. Casks. P.s.ideut. aud Horatio
Dor,. Ssoe ta.y OF tho atlantic Fire In
sre.acs Company" II srtsord. Gt. bs,nx sev
:, .lIv AND duly worn. depOsc Aad say, AMI eeob
"a, hiu, .elf says, At the rsgoins tue, fuii
An oorrs ssaIemsut Of the Affairs 0f ssid o.
oosatioo d thu. they are he aoovs ns'Asa en- :
S.rs an>ssoi, sui that no part o' TIE capital "
sa,i inss o, said company has be q deposited IN
soy s.s . oe Terrisory Sc security t.r losses.
i, snesl JOHN =. AOCKs, Pfssidcps.
hosario Joss, Sscre ary. 49,
s.h.r,;n nd and sworn 10 before mo hy 'n'
above nsmsA Johu II. CocAs. Pre- -ideu., and :
ratio l,ur., Secretary, this 2Sd day of January
A. H., 1854.
Seel Com. for lows IN New 1osk.
Kno,n ali mon thst the Atlantic Fise In
ssr .nse Co npany. of Brookiy, y: DO hereby
suthor,se any and all axeAts that sa'd Compeny
ksste Of iswA for and on ochsli Il saia COMPANY
10 accept eefvics Of all pro csc whether memo Of
o,ni in spy any actiVu Or prik'osdiuw a8einst
eeil myauy. IN any OF tie Courts Of said stase!
asd Il IL hereby admitted 40 Agreed tnas ssae !
ser ii . OF proocss s:oresaid s0Al % tsksn mn
hald I. % vA.,d md suncisot In that eshalf ths
enms - If sssvsi u,oo said CompSny, % .ordin1
t,shs lsws sDd practice Of said >esse. OF spy
other Sta e. and al sAaims in night o. esror ey
recon Of saoh service 70 nereby sxPfsss:y waived
ooa ~ ioQssshed.
Witness "a: hands aud seal .s OF shs oo"Psss
AHA ala dey Of Dsesabsr A ~ 1858.
n. 81 JudN D. UOCk3. Psssidsos
GosAsso Doaa, Secretary.
Aup,r Ne O1srcB, Iowa.
DAD AOlNBs, fso. q, lS6A.
Il N;shsreby es-t6sd. that on the twenty -siati
neae~ uAoa -
.e this ot,cs, saosing the condition u IN
Tt,sSsis Fiss tpsarsnes Company. located =
6sooklvn. 'in the Stste Of NV Yor<. on th
0,s aay Of jAuussys 4. D.. 1854 ID sScOrdsnc
With = prov,sOn of "a Act II the General Acsem
~ ot sns ss.s Of Iowa. enutled "a scs 70 s. :.
iaflon - l.sa,sass CoapAnisa," spprovsd anu
~ sesn, 1851, snl an Act amen eAtory sns'ett
sX,io,ed tssr AR, 9Th, taSs, and % Act ~ fsaa
s3Sn !. Lie Insurance. Cempaniae, sPp'ove
M 18th. 1854 that said s.stsnsnt sho~
tist sAiA Company 10 possesses oi 'ee !e nas';' !
snosa. Of capital aai invested - requires .
xsthssisy is thsssfoss given y she sbcvs mar
- Ceuno spy % lIsusset tns appropriate :, ~
~ q 1nsassnee IL this Ststs. ~ sesorteoe
!. II sasisss thereof, until sAs s''s day Of 'As
s.sy :. ...o S' s.sSs.a, aS,s the. John s~is, E.q
AZ Dsvsnpo,t, love. has been daily appoints
y. ~ tiomca.y shs. l4vfal Agents aod Alto
sses for ,ho Goa sty Of scott, With faiI power
~ yisks u 10 as1ncs theiltn and 70 eckao~
~ .srviss Il peoses - provided y ~: spt
m onsS Win the Osssk .. The Dis'nes Neors
- itor ala Cosnsy, es,u I'D %. = ot the es.s
M % eis 10 the sGlss lts SussAsr esfas'
0ss ne o aehsd 10 aus ana eotFees o"py
SAs ~ 'ssessatas sndasdvs Of s4eav'e y
inAeloDA.
".." u tssiasay whereof, hsvs her
uato ~ ~ hsnd aaA a4xsd ~ -
oass ths ~ - -, ans stov9 ss'
q. ~. il;r x:si.S. n x.sso.
,~roAO Ls ee0too Cos.
asa'sa' gegph1tt s(egx Mceap q
ga .sxts1sf ssh-fkas4
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-09

MuscAUNs CuARrEa f. Ecr1oN-The
democrats of our s.s;sr oily of Niue :atins.
fought . glorious 6sss on Assdsy. Every
thing that abolition sunnirg suuid eoaesi,s
Of, the dsmoessss had % oo.tsad With, and
yst they elected their Aayos By one usjsri:y
-sisstsd whsrfasstsr ty 90 msjerisy sod
carried tso VI the three sssis. % shst the
eeaneti uos stsnds ~ dsoceeass 70 ens sbol-
,sicuiss. The sboiit:esists slssssd one alder
man sod the Treasures b. tsar nsj,riiy. 4
whole ssr load Of Grey B.srds we're ssssglsd
Tn to vo.s. aud any buobsr ef illegal sboiision
votes ssrs cast. Last isll the abellsios sta
carried the sewnship BY sbeat 20 m.jorisy
aud - The vote in shs tosDship assslds sisy
We soous .aasliy divided sssvsse shs tvs
pssiiss. i ui.l BE- sssa Inst Ne dsoeeests d
Assss iss ssvs ssds ssspssssbls eais siss'
the Oss.bsr slsss %. & .sM.
1 We rsssaosaj shs esDse.t - he asesoeSst
ssJsssAl = We slasss = - ele yssslI
- g..
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-09

TUE SrarK E.-The strike Tor higher
wsg-s among the journeymen saddle aud bar.
ness makers still continues. We learn that
several oi them have left the city to seek sm
ploy msnt elsevhsrs. They ask that their
wages be increased from 81 Is and 42 90 per
day 10 - 90 and 81 Is PER dav. Ons or two
ot the bussss have .igusd the new scale o
prices, but The rest refuse 10 do 90.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-09

January T1rOt, 1894
n.Ae 20 no Auditor OF the state Of Iowa, pur-
sueut to the stAsu'es Of said State.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-09
NEW ADV'TS.

0ON MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY %
- 81 OF near the I'd b .psist Church. . n.;, -,
ror E'ovss. A reward of,wo dollars viil B, paid
for their psturn to this Ofice. .shE =.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-08-05
.e istt Yours truly, -t ~
ANDREW JOHNSON.
The Next Draft and the Presidential EIecriOr


The Next Draft and the Presidential ElecrlOn'
President LINcoLS rs taxing the resources. OF
his cunning toeontTive pretexts for adjournment
ofan actual draft until after the Presidential cleo
ton. He knows consumption to be unpopular,
and if he should make a call for troops to-moF-'
row he could not, under the new law, draft be
fore the latter part of September, BY that time
we shall be close upon the Presidential election,
marty feeling viii be running high and a grow
ing discontent be developed among the people
by the exhorbitant prices of all the neeessaries
! of life draft at that stage of the contest.
would be pretty certain TO turn the scale against
him, and be would be found TO shrink from it..
But once elected, he will not hesitate 10 put on
the screws.-N. Z, World, .,.ff.,
The @to-morrow," which the World spoke Of
came and with ii the Presidents Proclamation
for 500, 900 more men, with an order for draft
on Sept 5th, being the minimum limit ofthe law
as to time. .--s----------
. Does that look as 1.-THE President wasseebing
a pretext TO postpone the draft until after the
! election i-Be.o York Tribune. 80 s..
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-08-05
g COMMoNwEALTH OF KESTUcKY,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
FKASKFoRT, June %, 1864. }
THO. E. BHAMLErrE.
THE cOPPERHEAD STAKE IN THE
GmTANmA RATTLE.

The Atlanta Appeal seems to have pretty
good idea of the issues involved in the terrible
conflict before that city on the I'D inst Inits
issue of the 2Oth, it alluded to the then impend-
ing contest as follows:
~The greatest battle of the war viii probably
be fought in the immediate vicinity of Atlanta
rs resaR determines that Of -the pending North
e77s Presidential election If zoe are rict0riOuS
the Peace party aoiH tyieaaPh; Lincoln's admin
stration is a failure and peace and Southern IN
dependence gre tte iplRedlqte results. While we
are not disposed to underestimate the import
ance ofEoldng Atlanta as a strategic position,
yet the fate of the city itself question OF MI
nor import, when compared with other necessa-
rY national results eT
EverythiBg--life, liberty, property, ana the
independence OF the South; the securlty ot our
| homes. wives. mothers and children, all depend
mon the endurance aBd heroism of the men
whose tolls may now be terminated by bril-
| I;anf victory. Never before were such incen-
tiyes to vsIor placed before an army whose cour-
age requifes no stimuiant, whose gallantry has
! never been questioned. $3.50
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-08-05
Fi1r- .TIW. GROAT,

xxyoutJb RESPECTFULLY apnoHaoe TO the elti-
w zeps Of Fremont vicinity that lac has refInsh-
entity located in the Al ov named place. Tor the p'aeee
Of Ied,iue and Surger, hopes by strict attention
20 the requirements of his profession, TO merit snare
OF their patronage q, a., ..tn,snt
Particular attention Palat 20 snIgefy am M
Of Tbronic aisess.s 0ice and Residence hrst huding
soutb of Tschurny's Cabinet and Furniture store
. June as IS6Ss--24tf.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-08-05
COOKING STOVE

ASitwl bake broil aud roast better than any other
Stove with saving of 25per cent in fuel and very
large percentage IN convenience g 'h o'' O.
They have the following advsntagesi sia ~ -
They are constructed with view Of great dnra-
biliy all the plates exposed to the fire made of an
extra thickness.
ID The hues are lined with non-conducting cement
thereby Supplying the heat directly to the oven and the
oven be heated and kept in baking order with less m
Ell than any other Stove. -, 80 s.
3d. They have hot draft, which not only maket
the fuel freely, and last longer but adds to th'
heating and baking facilities
4th They consume all the gasses from the fuel there
BY addnglargey to the amount of heat obtained iron
! the amount of fuel used -.sff -..-.s7r. ts-rs
5th. The Stove is made, mounted and finished IN th
most superior The oven Is large and well-yen
tilated The Stove is convenient in FORM and made 10
to adopt the language of some who have used TN
Stove at will do work with less incl than any 9th
| rStove.". .--,...,E4 .r.sr-, g. rzss t-l.f
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-08-05
& PREMIUM DENTISTRY.
NfEs M SnahNV

,e - i. Al ,li ,vorA IN the Dental Profession with
rompness and satisfaction 10 all who may need ms ser
wees BE prepared to set from single tooth TO lor
ing complete sets for upper and lower Jaws ieeh IL"
serted en- rivot or gold, orsilver- plate
oFFICE-in Buckland Block nP-staIrs
80 Jan !, 1858. 4 sr- 81 14-f te+.r
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CRoGHAN HOUSE,
FREMONT. O.

FREMONT, o.
FRANK N. GURNEl, RRoPRIEroR.
rbs ososu ~ has been put in order and Is now ready
o. guests.
Guests of the House conveyed to and from the Depot
,.h. March 9, 1850.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-08-05

n. BRUNDAGE,

Attorney s,id Oounsellor al Law. ~ OI,cslh saes
nucA'an nd aTrears Of Pay procured on lib
s'A' 's'i''' FREMONT, OHIO.
Eabruzry O. 1854