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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-02-26
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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-02-26

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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-02-26
Time Table,

Time Table.
There three passenger trains per day. way
on the C. l. 7. Road; trains will leave follows:
Going East,
Buff. EXP. 6.l4AN; Mail lilo AN; n. Y Exp. 547 Pm
Going West,
Chic Exp. Ills AN; Mali 543 Pm; TEL Exp. 1852 Pm.
Fremont, Lima Union Road, train leaves at 80 A.
Sandusky Dayton Cincinnati Road trains leave Clyde,
Going South, Mail, 7o5 Am. Accom-, 1lOO AN.
Going North Mail, 6.07 I'm. Accom-, 500 AN.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-02-26

Bye. C. SMITH. Price 80 cents This is probably
the finest Piece written BY this popular Auther-moder
atelY difficult introducing fne imitation Of fSeighbells,
is already becoming very popular.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-02-26
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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-02-26
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BY c. MARKsCHEFFEL. Price 40 cents. A very showy
composition by this taentCd writer and will please all
lovers of the better class of music.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-26
Zoo a lTEW-S.


ofalg = ~ largely Increased and constantly In
essiag sxpsossl q sDshlshing our paper. We are
oblsa 70 and shall hereafter charge for the insertion
eoasnns u Tn D.nocsAf Of IN calls for politl-
sa{cr pahlo sstinxs. society notices obituary and
ul1aes aolioss, and other Enilar matters, such u
AArs bssn Asrsbofors Published nee Of COST The
ehargss hr saeh ACCOMPLISHMENTS win b Is follows
Mariags Notices. 50 cents. each; Obituary Notices
tpas annosnesnsnt q death onlyA Is cents notices
ofpsbaie aeetinss, cot, onshalf Of our established
rates tr ordinary advertising, according to the space
socupisd Wshave hitherto cheerfaly given publici.
" % notices Of the kind alluded to- without charge
but to ourselves requires that shalt do 20
- longer. tE~2 or EE.s.sag.
Psrsous bringing sending such notices 70 tho Of
- psbttcation, should bear In mind that they
win not b inserted unlsss tho payment for each In
.ssrtioa accompanies the copy. : fE.,. 2af-,e.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-26

RAlN.-On Sabbath afternoon and even
ing this section Of country was visited by
= heavy rain shower, accompanied by thun-
der and lightning-the first Of the season.,
Sufficient rain fell to soak the ground to
depth Of six inches, thus proving of i'm
snense benefit to wheat, oats and CROPS of
al kinds. Both Monday and Tuesday
were cool and cloudy. Now that the
''spell'' has been broken, we may look for
frequent rains, and also for the visible
shortening Of the csuntenances of mary
people who insisted that starvation stared
them in the face. ~@>'% al
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-26

At 81. Cloud, May 21st, 1864, Mrs. SARAn
JANE NOEL, born at Stoke Golding, Leices-
ershirc, England, November ed, 1885,
aged 50 years, 5 months and 20 days.
Thou art gone, my dearest wife, q -
And left us to lead lonely life; ~. ~ s."f"
To live without thee in this dreary world, :.
u terrible stroke upon us hurled. s..
May thy sweet spirit around M hover, -: i
And teach us to do right ono to another, =.
And 50 light the path that thou hast gone,
That we may soon follow on. Sd
oh, il in Gods mercy thou eould'st been spared, "
To have seen our dear little children reared, -
To sufficient strength and matuse ago -
To take their stands ON the werldly stage,
Then called ~ home in Heaven together, @;
Never more from each other to sever p i 81
Twould have seemed to me in my troubled mind
A boon 80 precious, good and kind. ,s. = 49,. =
But enough Of this; tits not my mission I .s'
TO censure God in his wise docision; go r:
havelearneds lesson in natures art, ~
That "Death doth love shining mark" =,
: It il our duty here TO- prepare e. ee :. e,
To meet thee, Dearest, when he calls us there i
A duty from which we will not refrain, ~
Consoles Us much, dear SARAH JANE. g
some to whom that sweet nan,e was given
Smiles upon me from her home In heaven; iii
In my hours Of quiet and dreaming, Fl
Smiles upon me with an angel seeming. III
"Oh, the treasures OF which death bsreft % Ii
Oh, theprecf0us memories God has left us!.
Oh, the sorrow In our hearts that dwellethi
oh, the joyful faith that there upwelleth
'srhr6ugh onr sobs shall break our Glad thanks
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-26

FRox PArSEsv1LLE.-On Tuesday even
ing His Honor, Mayor Evans, AID. Bur-
bank, DR.. Wren and Lieut.. Hollister re-
turned from Paynesville, where they had
goLe to see the Eighth regiment marshaled
for the march to Fort Ridgley. They re
port it as being in excellent condition and
prepared to leave the next moruing for the
Fort. ":
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-26

DAlR1.-Our old printer friend, c. W.
West, has started in the dairy business and
Is supplying our citizens with sweet milk
and cream. We are indebted to him for q
huge bowl Of ice cream, which rapidly dis
appeared on q warm afternoon from the
influence Of the weathcr-or something
else.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-26

HoLE-lN-THE-DAY.-W this redoubt-
able chieftain was on his way home last
week, and short distance above Fl Rip.
ley, couple Of Chippewa Indians sprang
from the bushes and with their guns made
hostile demonstrations toward the sacred
person of their: chief: Through the exer'
tions of Mr.. Morrill, and the stage driver
they were disarmed, and Mr.. Day proceed
Ell in safety. ~. -. ~~ =,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-26

Poor FELLOWS About half The mar
ried men in this place will be in sorry
bumor next week, as q large party of Ia
dies start East on Monday, to spend the
summer and fall.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-26

LEoruRE.-We are requested to an
nounce that Thos. g. jones, Esq, Of Ano-
ks, win deliver : lecture at the Seminary,
on Sabbath evening next, on .Temper-
tanco." ssl. q .. -.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-26

FlFrEEn zAnEAD Hon. J. p. Wilson
has received . letter from the Adjutant
Generals Office stating that St. Cloud is
1,1rEEx ahead on all calls. This would
60 far towards clearing us on another call
for 100000 - =&,s :-<-.s,s- ~. 4 ..:s-
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-26

80 LIBERAL OrrER.-:E. B. Litcl6eld, Of the
St. Paul and Pacific Rail- Dad, has offered
to give the Baptist Church Of this place
$500 to aid in finishing their church ediice,
andto loan them $1,000 additional if they
desired. *:-.s ....rs
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-26

NEw CouxclI. report Of the first
regular meeting Of the new Town Council
viii DO found in another column. They
ara proceeding vigorously to ,st.aighten out
some Of the knotty affairs in the question
of titles. ~. T. n. q 5s.,r,: IF. -.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-26

ExRoLLlxa OrrIcER.-Benj. F. Noel,
who served three years in the Minnesota
First, has very properly been appointed
enrolling officer for the subdivision EN-.
braciug this town. With book in hand lie
is nov approaching our male population
with friendly inquiries as to their age, state
OF their mind, number Of children and
wives, if married, and if not, when they
expect TO be, &c., &c. ....
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-26

- FoR 1oAHo.-0n Friday last our we'll.
tried young friend. John B. Marvin, left
for Idaho, and from thence to California.
We bid him God. speed, and trust that that
return TO which he looks forward may not
DO long delayed. 80 ''F
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-26

-, SAIL BoAT.-Messrs. Sims and Denton
have placed . trim sall-boat on Lake George
and on these moonlight evenings it skins
over the Lake like q sea-gull. IT,. ..s. .,:.-
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-26

Hover 70 RExr.--A two-story dwelling
2 house, conveniently and pleasantly To-
Gated, will be rented at reasonable rates.
Apply at this Office.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-26

caors.-Reports from the country state
that crops never looked better. The threat
ened drought q the beginning of the sea-
son had failed 10 produce any injurious
effects, and the cereals stood rank and look.
ed : dark green. The late rain will send
them forward rapidly, and We may conf
IDENTIFY look for full graneries next fall.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-26

TIN RAlN.We learn that the rain q the
Esd extended s FIR 81 Fort Absroronbie,.
and that il thsre exceeded in quantity and
duration tho storm that visited this place. lace.
FRox MAINx PRAIRIB.-A gentleman.
who returned from Maine Prairie last even.
ing was most enthusiastic in his description.
Of the appearance Of the crops At that place
which is, in reality great garden spot
and rays that the farmers have many
more acres under cultivation than during
any previous Sc ason. !, il. <e5s}s
AFFECTION is directed to the .,.Notice to
the Public" This course has been render
ed imperatively necessary ~ the high
price of everything connected with our bus
mess, and is IN accordance with the action
ofmost If the other papers in the State.
FLOUR AND Fred SronE. Gorton + Pray
have opened = store in this. place, whore
they have on hand At Ill times an album
dant supply Of flour. and feed. See their
advertisement, 6zss tszss..@ ...sa 4sta*2
PEnsoxAL.-Lieut. c. W. Nash, Q. NJ,
and Jas. B. Holmes, Sntler Of Hatch's Bat
TALON arrived in town last evening.
DR.. Brown, Surgeon at Fort Abercrom-
bic, returned this morning. Hon. L. R.
Bentley also started for Red River to-day.
FRONTIER P0sTs.-Maj. Hatch is to be
in command at Fl. Abercrombie. He is at
present in St. Paul. 10 z*sz7- ,:S755 !
Abortion Of Company G, Of his Battalion
under Capt. Grower, is stationed at Alex
andria, and the balance, under command
Of Lieutenant, at Pomme de Terre. @'s'.
Lieut.. Salter, Of Company X, Eighth
regiment, holds Sank Centre with forty
rebel deserters. .... -,
+ zENRoLL,xa OFrIcERs.-We are indebted
80 n. r..
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-26
From FoRT RlPLxY.-A correspondent
writes under date Of the 25th inst. .sr ;

FROM Fort RlPLxY.-A correspondent
writes under date Of the 25th inst ssv. .
ION the Goth, invalids detached from the
9Th regiment. and fifteen rebel deserlers,
in all tifty-two men, arrived from Sank
Centre under command Of Lieut. Harris,
Company D, of the Eighth. We have now
about eighty men. Last evening Lieut..
King, Of the Sixth Minnesota, arrived and
will be commandant of the post. There is
one case Of genuine small pox, but we do
not feel alarmed. as almost every person
here has been vaccinated l heard that
St. Cloud came very near being taken by
one Capt. Nix Company G, I'd Cavalry,
the meanest man that ever the sun shone
on. He was not liked by any one while
stationed at this place. One inch of r.in
fell in the night Of the 2sd inst"
CouGHs, BRoScaIrIs. The entire freedom from ill
dcletezious ingredients render "Browns Droschial
TFoces," or Cough and voice Lozenges safe remedy
for the most delicate female, youngest child and
has caused them to be held In the highest esteem
by Clergymen, and Singers generally.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-26

~ ss5s&s VII #-g 81
4 Low us to TINS introduce our estab-
~ lishment, and permit us 70 suggest
that our stock Il oomplsts ii the several
departments. Our aim shall be to conduct
business upon eorreet prinoipl doina
Justice 70 all-studying 70 please, and even
attsntive 70 the wants Of our customers.
Very Rss1se tfally,
E.. ". 4 I. q. sIMs.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-26

8 STILL II ALI l1vs.-U Unfortunately the rumor
published . few weeks since that Little
Six and Medicine Bottle had accidentally
been shot q Pembina proved untrue, as
these dignitarles passed through town on
Tuesday, chained and under escort, as they
we're being taken TO Fort Smelling. The
Williams viii, without doubt, be we'll fed
nd 11tk wants attended to By white men
*nntil our good uncle Sam sees ft to iber-
lats them or send them to the Missouri. II
justice were done, Old Charon would re-
osiyp . ferrisge fee. Il
n1so1ACE1uL Row On Thursday last q
|ydisRaepfpl row occurred between some
soidisrs Of Company G, Second Cavalry,
{ under Capt, Nix, and some Of the citizens
81 TIT place and Benton county A GEN
srsl tnock-lowp Was followed BY duel
With swords On, the open prairie, between.
the Captaia and Capt. Chas. Lueg. in which
after : few passes the former received :
3slash aeross No forehead which put IN end.
70 the affair. The uhols difficulty il st.
tIibutabls . whisky. and Ma perfectly dis
graceful throughout.
s7.S
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-26

; ENROLLING OFrICERs.-We are indebted
to z. H. Morse, ESQ Deputy Provost Mar
shall Of this County, for the following list
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-26

EsrIAY. See notice a stray COWS,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-26
Prints in quantity that cannot fail 10 suit
&eWt\sNNew's Meow

Coats Shoes Buffalo Overshocs Rubber
Shoes, Moccasins Drawers Flannel Cotton and
*i1"~e* III Linen Shirts, and everything necessary
q complete outfit. - ~
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-26

=. "@T .."~s~>.". Dvess Goods.
MERINOEs ALPACAs DELAINES, REPS GINGHANs, AND VA
,-#~ -. gE@* RlOUS OTHER STYLES. ~@~&"~
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-26
Flaanels Of every Variety and Coler
Domestic Goods.

Behed Brown sheeg Shifting Flannel Ticking, Oh
r "E& >A&t Stripes, standard
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-26
DIED..

ATS Cloud, May 21st, 1864, Mrs. SARAH
JANE NOEL, born at Stoke Golding, Leices-
tershirc, England, November ed, $780,
aged So years, 5 months and 20 days.
, 1864-05-24

MONDAY EtzNEG. M4Y 81 R1&.
BEEF CATTIE-The balance of Beef Cattle re-
naming ursold Saturday and amounting to abons
~ head taken yesterasy By sppers and on army
account a. plfces ranging from ss.7075o Thsro has
been no receipts sirce, business consequently has
be een suspended, For all excepting common cattla
the markets. apparently acs1rs AID
v1ors Quotxtlsns.
tFroIn thu Atlas ard Argus. Albany, May III
Tho people Consumers, We mean,, VIII te glad to
leaIu that tegEes ~ not bringing ante - much -
tasu, Tie siFh prices prevailing sevea days sEo y:
dnctd heavy shipments 1t the west, and Is Is expect
s' Il 4 y Yars
s;5ss s:4s iii i Rs,ss: ss
as 5 asse q Es%
ams os xa1 Veaer tae :rxa snp,
of ffeth 1sb Hhleh ate sboqt ~ cacaR ss c.es and
.e y e. SpEaf
ees 10 check tbem, tho Ssw Yorx whossalo bur.
1!iT 4 ii a. :: s
tkey paid list h.Ee o. tho other hand ths eap
ae
ert ecn:eQuentlJ dispossd 70 bay more ftesdy 9n.
s5 I'd e s.
pendent New Torfers h1t tne receipts arc too
81 shss
d.y Thns ,Stln T esTe re 4 less more than
He!aefs a1e askinE weeks prices bnt What sales
aSaa 8 i
veef, pe5hsps. ID this respeut: tlthoush shsrs u
buyer ior the bchton m.rke} of 50 stase as,liers
iIs% sRs sa' h'7'' " ss'a coat Of something ''ef
HoGs-Rseeiyed fiuco Saturday 3bous 40 uogs
Ents1ed sales, Isl head at prices ranging nom 3s2
&S5D but principally It Ss976aH = 100 d. Thert u
Al active demand both for Light Hogs Of ir qusllty,
and heavy Hc&s, tho market continuing very nzm At
rr~x4orz unntsffnnt.
, 1864-05-24

Ftelshta were nrucr. nnd vefse1s sEc generally ssd
At n advancs. 0aly two engagements wese fnsde
On 'Cbanse-e propeller at 20 for Wheat - Buffalo
snd sell weasel Il 1sxc for WAest 70 Ktnfston.
Tia Grocery market h&a bean moro Aetys. and
prices Of the leading ltspies rusa oonsdasselx Armer
wilt no charge Or RAtardsJ Quctatloas. THIS y no
result Of increasing aotlty IN tho sasss1 markets.
with IN tndtspohton The Of heaszs 70 sa ex.
cent Ut IN sdvznet.& .. :.
Wbiteash arc sttn Ia .sry limited and tasdsqass<'
supply. pziees ase oenseqaantly rory hs at fsFua:
Hidse hsvo been generally ;dnll and depressed. sp
s.ssors buying eautioas1y. asd much leas than asua
On steo and Ereen ru1sd W note further decline
Of XcF \, and Of He9on Dry Flint, and afesn Zip.
Tna Carbon OIL Market has been mora active with
lsrro speculative demand. Hes: wA1ta hss sold In
scHa instances In lsrIe lots Il &c gal.
he zua4ket tdr Beaf C1ttte hs1 been vary aalat
snee Saturday IN consequence Of no receipts coming
In. Thtre weTs About 10 hssd EcnalniAE unsold In
the yards which wess pnrchsaed yesterday 1t prices
ranging l-om &&.7zQ1-5s par 100 lns. = v =:
In Heks there hsa been fair *uaount 81 activity
fhe ent4red ssles amount to 7.'as head Il 8 ssA9o
chisny 1t s7.oaa7e1x, Per 1onGns. F1icos Kenseal5
xuleSnEm but with no charge On preF1ors quotations.
, 1864-05-24

Let nobody feel at Ill alarmed because 4
faw men were xknlkets from the battlefield.
Thsse never wa Any cona}derab1e battle yet
Hhsrn there We1o not aHch. We Are inclined
to believe that in no battles since ths war be-
gan, hare they been 50 few, consi6ering the
numbers engaged and ha length Of the fight,
n Of lste On tbs Po. At Stone River and at
ehilnh, whole regiments ran of without FIR
Ing gun. In Nspoleon's battle at Aarengo
Geld officers In scores left the field In the
very c1isis Of the battle. That thcy shonld
number soma hundreds, or even Thousands,
in ten days fighting, and out ofau army Of
150, 900 is nothing strange Bono Of them
vii 60 back, seeing themselves unhurt, and
nkbt Hi the better for tho chagrin they zeal
ut having caught themselves in heing scared.
WoKero told Of regiment 1t Shiloh which
threw down their arms md ran ut the first
are; but which, on being pr1cked up by tho
bayonets Of another regiment, resumed their
guns snd fought 1lke tigers. 4 member
OF 'battery-counted soz7J fellow and
who was LETT in the tent, In the a&me battle, u
f.no manner Of use, and u not expected
to do anything on finding himself alonn
finally plncked mp courage, Gneaked ont to
his gun, whsre hls comrades Hcro - much
astonished 10 aee him u II he hid riAen ron
thotdead-and did hero's duty all the resi-
Of the two days "You tremble," said =
novice to : commander ON going into battle.
"True" said the. general, "and II ysu were
~ much frightened ~ Am, Jon would run
away" Con1age il, Of various kinds, and
mau}tests itself in various MsyA Some men
znsver know fear: Others are timld, but win
, 1864-05-24
The Kin Kians and the Alabama.

Tho Kin Kiaue and the Alabama.
A correspondent Of the Capetown 4aQ,
thus refers to the famous fast steamer Kin
K,apg md the Alabama, and the sailing Of
the latter:
"On Good Friday morning the bouts II the
hay were crowded with those who wlahed to
bid scmmes and blu officers goodbye.
And just while they Were doing 80, while
the Alabama waa getting up steam to go ont
Lions Rump TINT IN american paddlc-steau-
cr was standing into the bay. Al she came
little nearer, she looked uncommon1y like
The Vanderbilt to those who looked ut her
With the naked eye, The news soon spread
alopg the shore and through the town. The
qulte deserted, were crowded with people
hurr3ing down to the wharyes. The tntanar
cet excitement prevailed When the strange
looking craft waa fur within tho prescribed
three miles, the Alabama left her anchorage
and stood out. "Daar, gaat de A1abama kos
haal,' exclaimed ragged urchin who. mad
bales, barrels and coils Of rope on the central
wharf KOS haal,' answered companion,
.des MIC waar nle, bill het nj kos gckr{j, Wsar
zal hij dan kos loop zoek ID de gee! tWeet
5ij dan ME dit hSj de schepe opyrletT r retorted
the other, thlj zaj nou maar die Eroot schip
ipsluk.' And such was the wish, Il not tho
were standing round the youngsteE, a. excl
ted rs he. Tho two steamers passed each
other 1uet opposite thu break. k.water. Do
You know What that steamer is,' said Captain
Wilson to the Captain Of the ship coming In:
Mo. tave no idea, said The Captaln. That
mean to say 80 i exclaimed the Captain, with
stare of blank astonishment, and then blew
of htB steatn and Whistled derfaively ut
Semmes. The steamer came up to her an