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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-09-13
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Die 5aplunofr partn cine iau9t 3eit
atlpobrt pur;b n0vcIib2 ocmoPratilbe
Stimmm, fib in @apaIt uns Ncmter IN
blttcn - tt5 ipWrcr otrr cin8cit0cn uno
pjdS rtyiidt G3mctrat1n f18tcn iid} ron
lDrtr Wartbci lrc-di6 aIio eiI5 nibt
mtbr 9itna Dap fi' Die @elpaIt in (o6ns
Cen bIbrn fennten, IL NyjTen iie 81 cen
8oftn. "a fie aH5r nun itDen, ooB iit
aub an aQtn Gnecn uno in allen Gfen
falt iino, 70 triuben f' Die n6gOtid)e Cop:
perbsac6 ibntn pie0er b2i;uitcbea-csn
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fir SIf. Oapi6 polr WtcGteuaH. ais
p:eflplEt6sGanoioat uno crbieItsn 9egtc.
rem - uno oieie iino e5 ia audi wilIi9.--
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8Stt fii e6 oecanft, Ole SoLoaten balten
oiefslte fcit, uno ;por nit oem nlmliben
Srlif, NIT mcIbem iic bic Gprin9ftelo
Wuetsten fsltbalteu. 2oyaIa @emofros
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ifmncp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-09-13
mrnt1 lpocuvdb allie Gftapen, oit ibm n,.

mrnt,) lpocuvb ale Sftapen, Die ibm az.
6Grtcr, Cmlncipirt wurpen.
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8etrabtun0, ~ tpifen, ooB unfer 8os
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icrqc fir iine unelG6tibe GlaGp, cerrn
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Die pcr9riten0e SerCtbti9fsit uno cen
Rd6erarm caS 2(Qmathti0an fir 2GbbaIfa
anrufer.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-09-13
IOarum icht nid,t nelnbt 2

Die Observation-Disclosures batten uiel III
ld9en gum Gobe elmer Rccc. Die Wc@lcls
Ian oor GINGER 3eit 3u g8sit Qoint oc.
baltcn bat Mtnn ouce, mas in iener
Heoe 8cla0t iprb, ~ br 1T, 70 pcrocn
Die StrelCrittIr ooourd) ais Die infamiten
! G9ner 9eitempctt. WeGleQan ioos
tc ndmIib oarin, oaB ole RetcQcn ben
&rit8 obne uri q 1 c Gn8rfan9cn
batten. Die @irclsrittcr binge6en fa9cn
INNER, Die 2tbptitionifan bitten 6en
SrIe9 tcAonnsn. SSGr lit nun Ger Qdo.
ner, Wc@leIIan oosr Die GircIeritter
9eraus NIT Der 2(ntlpcrt ibr @irclerit.
ter-oa5 SoIf nil pifen lper Ger g Il a.
II neriif,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-09-13
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81 StImmBttrr tSrt Str, gu TtIftn f&Gat.
iiden gugsn bic Gcppsrbfaee uno nGreliGtn &c.
rits tbrs 3ufIa6t netmcn DirfrIbr batsn ndmlidS
IN ptism GauntS aas8stritct. oab tfstn.
oe5 Nerm Dgsn, al Is y auertten,
I. ~, So rom Suntnt fts ednjrn genitss
aetart, unO rap tin Gtr prn 50 daf isets Barrel
Stiur 9rlrat ih Ties IN rirs her d a +.
lid fen gRaen, ron fr mir is attGTt ba.
zen ttnn rttmt unIsr g9pit fafit, 10 trlirt
f;in oihfS Gjcts, uro sisl r.nistr pirb Sud je
rSene 9smnro s,nsn SotGn atlcrbtrn,-llne
frncr: 6, finS $1,000 bintulsst, prfGr frmisni.
arn eus5r;abIt petpm loltn, tptlGsr urs Gin Gs-
ite ;sgt. has dnn lpIdm Sor auiIsst. Wnn
1rltt atsr bed olautsn tas Self fl lGUn ~ oft
tr!rarn uno acbumtugt rcrtm, unb 6as Is ful9.
lI6 icfdm SpttutGn ni1t mstr alaubrn piirhe.
UiieDt atr duh s5 mare Gin folder Iar-bcG,
rc6mait unirr gIort 6aiGr, tS III ni6t--rn rG=
re tdnn S4alb taran. bab tr nUtbwrneig Id
Nemaro dneTeS unttr prr listen Srnns ais biz
efnotrlliiten gisbna lslth-renn battsn oids it-
re @iTstrt rtGt 9sssn bic Union unIsrtr Batter
GNobtn, 70 bitttn mir. oisS wsiB bo4 siR Sober,
feinfn tinjSFn CENT 9trSsnuf. prrr NaiiOnal Snr
~ trSdGIsn--jl rits ri6sn wenialitns ale Rna'
ttn Scn 10 Sltrn. s8ir rsiilsn Yrricrsr--
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tsndrt 81 putsn. wtrftn eS atcr Sitllttt Ipa"
tar ROD igm-wti6s tsir 0rdbifruunsawtroi'
gs 9uae au1ertyeitrt 6atsn-srr rins gilt llh fur
einm prcpiAtr aus uno Ter anetrs fir tinsn
9 r--atcr teinsr BON ibnsn o'rbsnt BON
Sin td3dtBtrn Sit'l, nnb hiss rss'n
6rfr all u grosrn Dummbdt. 9n Der Sbat
,ins Vart6ri, bic iOl6s Nlrnitsn anatlsn mub.
-cl6r rntrbrrtrd6t ttssG dstn aus
,utrsitcn, bic ratrIiG, bic, tas Urrfttt 16 bed
,on fclta. mub 9rrr sar3Ii&tn QuFSiuns gang Ea.
u isin.
pa,- 9d elmer abfimmunB fir prt1rmt In
MarpIans. Spirital. frnab ii6 fol.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-09-13
Gtrcit tnr SS$ig,pnlu !
2leu duunp. p,r unicn rsiO aof turer SUITS

Nefr 5treunes esr amen islp huF guTCr Eutb
WtGteQan, Ger Grnannte Der GOyper.
bclo6 uno Grtlcrjtfcr n G6taQu, ais er
fanO baB Die 2SlfTtnitufGnozN Nlltfcrm
70 fsbr unpopular lei, bar oun &c @rnsn,
nun3 ot5 Nrcilocnt5:G3nsi9at dnQrnoms
men, abcr bic Nldtfcrm ucrmorfm. Dir6
bei5t man aLlO ,,J,pci pfsrot reitcn" coer
Ole Stmm9tber ju bumbuaQen, - obcr
Der @toontt III irabrIitb lithcrlidn, une
lUit miro Jpn oieicv Sbyi,t un0 uriere
Union i'm 2(u5tanoe bindbrrUrbiatn, btnn
mas 1T Der llntCrihico }uiitrn orr YIat.
form uno ieinen 6rcunotn tie ije ccns
itrutttigttn2 Deb bat Dies Cin5n i.5cins
barren Strcit Utruyiait, otna nun bat eli
nc Saption cine Nl1tfovm uno Fcinen
Gdnoiolt, ua0 bic aaDcrc Safticn Gnca
Ganoicat mo Feline Wltform-un9rfdbr
ebenio ipis Ole uImli.bc Dar;bti in Der
GtaN: uno HoIF. 3tit cen &Uocn Die Gss
mattia Die ,0iu9tn Qeipitlr bat. @abr
6rcunol tIr Union ! ElFt Cub ni&t be-
trij9tn -- Is 1T fjc)CyIib WifGtr Gin Grid
mC8cn ibtintir ttrciten,
abr sonlmt IS gum Gtimmcn, ucrlaGt
Sud nur oarauf, iit itimmsn Mann fir
Dram, cb sufri3cen oNar uil5t, fir Wics
Glcldn, UnO psnn aus GCiuer anccren
ltriahe, cob oeBne9en, TIN Die 2(emter
ju erlan9cn, uno cen iuoIilben Rebellen
6Gtft mo &roit ju utrItbafsn. QlIof
APT SUD nibt IRE leiteu - Sbr miGt
% S5r b2bt-Sbr piBt ZAP prciiocnt /
tncOt II Der Union 9Itrcu 10 ar uno
It-un0 70 N Il 8 t SDr aud Wiftn, Dap
penn M(tGIeuan ernabIt psrb1n folIte,
>ic Wccb'6, 9souanbabdm. ,punbEs, /
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-09-13
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EsIil6 iiu0 SScrts uuIe,e6 SeFrsu5ieteu
S1atan126: limo aETc, 4cr FIR Die ltnien
it, GGr ~ II 3 es lH ttu 50g !2Gsa, oUf
Ole 2SaDl 9eben lao /. Ii I Q tG q y q N
9incC In ifimmeu. 29er qenen Gin.
coin itinlai. Der itiumt at0ea bic liEiCn
.-ttnD msr Qir md't UUf eis gSabl GS6f,
mo b2ntt; oIdiisa i;' cb nur maben!rie
f2IrCitsE, hsr bQHoClt shaEfal5 GFRtn
oi5 ltTi or, tbitDru e FIR &nt0.n
9itn9t. Nig5 linp gfu2 l2tre NcytP, ionz
ostn uuumilGbIjdls 8abrbeiten. Q8dbrs
bsitsn wCId5c Die nanje G0grarheo9s sSipps
i0afc nidt rtrm695no liz mnjuitoBen. -
ltnitr 6eoante 0ebt 61bju, uao mir iagen
e. ftei bcrou5, baB rcr nid5t auT Gle gSobl
8ebt, Gno fats Gr aebtG, fir vIrccIn finn
men lDGrce, ctr if wlbrboftio fein outer
patriot. llro nit Gem Stimmtn nUein,
III AUDI Die Sadie ncd) ni6t ab32ma6t,
lcnGern t6 III ole pfIidr eina5 jGben 9uten
Qatrioren, BON nun an bis GUT 9lSaDi, tn:
ter teinen 9tabbarn fur ifine ei8ene SSnz
tereiItn, fir bo6 lcinsr gtabfommen, fir
uniere btirQerlid5e uuo reli9l0le SrcibeI:
ten, 70 ME fir Die GrbaItun8 Ger tbeuern
Union unicrer 8crpdter ~ ipirfCn-un0
riG6 c6De fernereu Nntrfeb, uno nitt ju
partcn bi6 Stmano bei ibm ucriprid,t uno
leine @fIibtcn ucrfcut-oenn IS 1T ebens
falls ieine QfidDt, foipobl lpie Die unfri9C
uno auer 0utCn loDalcr Str9Cr, olIen Iop
alien Stimm8eber nit oenen iie rsoeu, Die
gSicbti9ecit Der ndcbtten 8abl pcr3ulfCl-
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-09-13

~ 2(m leeten Sonntao Woraen oes
gen , llbr entHo ii6 Elm fbperer Sc.
pjtterrCgen tiber uniere Seeene. Gcit.
hsm IN nas SScttrv fdbl.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-09-13
]}rGfOent Grmd6ter.
enItDridl:
30r!cn M'Wt&dtl. Ytitaodstiu.
E9omaS $. Cunningham. 9eaptr Gaunts.

t-8otcrt .. Ring, )l3-@las %. 5dit,
E-gfc W. @Catss, lA--Gbas. 8. Shrtnsr,
3-6enrY 8umm, Ii5-Sc6n 0tRer,
4-g2j0iam $. Rrn, i6--D. W'Gsnauoes.
5-8artin s. Stnts, i7-Das. gB. DCobs,
G-SbhS. 9i Stunt, i8--Siaat 8enfcn,
7-9lotsrt gl,tc, t9--3c6n putten,
8-2Siatam Sasio:, 20-Samutl 9. Did,
9-Sobna u. Stsnanb. .2I-Gpuarb gisrtr,
1O-9!t4. $. eCr9tu, 22--Scbn 9. prnnrp,
1t-9cwaro Sculeap, 23-gbrns,. M'Santn
12--G6arles 8. 8se, 24--S. gD. 9lantarb
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-09-13
Gric9 9efltbrt Werben IDl-
le, BIG bic NebeQen it6
ben WelcBen uuterWerfen
un0 bic llntplt ultb Gpn-
(titlttiDll dnerfennfn.

DC 9Edtrlbt U0n tlNcr Gntibtioun0
uerhrtjtStc ijD ftneu in Der Staot unS
t1no ocn polt}n &tif1lI Ger &rie95Ocmos
fr0tea, woS29en Sernonep o is 0 0 B
uno bic 8 leo CH6zD cfratPn
fte fe!cm bctroGcu
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-09-13
,MtC lrIInu Rimmt Die domination al.
Gr rrtIart iicb ais Nrie80Hcmp:rat.
gle @tieOensIeute brtrOgrn.

gteuUorf, 5. Sept. Die rcn Ger
GDica9o Gonpcution crnonnte Committee
pcrfdgte iitb beute su McGteQan in feline
lSobnuN8 in Der 35. Gtrabe, nm ibm lei,
ne Domination ol6 NrifoGntId,aftS.Gon.
oioot anluje0tn.
81 6 leu q n las Der committee tin
Sd,reibGn por, in rGidbem CT erfIdlt, Gap
CT Die 9t0miuatica GEnebUc, Cbcr oGn
@runoflGcn teu blciten lpcQs, Die tr in
itinRr gSefpoint 0eboltencn Rtoe au68es
Iprcthcn. Gr a5optire Ole SeI5lGfe oer
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-09-13

nO- 9d sinr QbRimmuns fir prtiIrmt In
aunapOIis, @ar7IanS, 9Uipital, rDab RS fol.
ssnbts gltfuItat GinspIn 237, @sGruen "A
NIB Gsrsm0nt GlEn,,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-09-23
THE COUNTY TICKET.

Which the Union convention put in nominal
ton for the suffrages of the Union men of San
dusky county, is one worthy the earnest sup
port of all the voters. We believe it can and
will be triumphantly elected. But let us all re-
solve that these men shall be elected by such a
majority as shall effectually silence the oppo-
nents of freedom here in our midst.
For Commissioner, SAMUEL Z. WALTER, OF
York township; who is well quilted for the
position and viii closely guard the interests Of
the people
For I'Grmdry Director, Long TSrnl THEo-
DoRE CLArP, citizen of Fremont well known
by all in the county.
For befrpsa,y Director, Short Term, SAMUEL
SKINNER, a Washington township.
For Recorder, A. F. GALLAGHER, the present
incumbent, nominated for reelection. 1t can
be said with truth Mr.. Gallagher makes the best
Recorder the county has ever had.
For Coroner, DAVID MORTON, of Ballville.
In the few days that remain before the cleo
ton let all be done that viii secure the election
of this ticket by good round majority. We
ought to have 200 majority on the home vote.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-09-23
MR.. NAsBY wAILErH MUCHLY,

CHURCH Wv THE Moo DIsPFNsAsHEN
b - September Is, 1864.
The foilerin sam Nv hoomiliashen and agony.
viii be chantid in every church in my diocese,
all day evry Sundy, until the Confedrits win
victry: - ~ 81
4 A doubled barreld waleI
r cry NV angish
In the valley and slIadders sit wei
Job he'd biles, but he scraPed hisself with a
oyester-shelll
Nainan wuz leper, but he doved into the
Jordan, and cum out ez good ez nOol
Sampson he'd his hair shingled and wuz week
as waterd whisky, but it crowd agin and he
bustid his enemiesl r Y1T EEF9F
We hey biles and are rotten with en-, but
where the comfortin oyster shell?
we hev leprussy, but wher's the Jordan to
/ Our hare is short, and thars wbar o,r enemies
hey got US, but whars the Restorative TO make
it grow agin? Il
Job, and Naman, and Sampson, altopetber.
wuzn't ez bad off ez we is.
We kin thro in Lazzyrus with his sores. and
the dorgs iickin NV EN-, and then give EN- 50
in 100 and beat EN-. -,
Fer we.nominatid Mick Lellan and Pendleton.
at Shecago, and wun is war man and tother is
peece man.
The OK and ass is yoked-their heds and tails
And the teen is pullin vigorously, but instid
oil goin forerd, its gOin round and round
"ale' on my people, fer the tickit wuzu't
war cnuif and Cass hez boltedl
Hnash yer teeth oh ye saints fer the tickit
wuzn -peece cnaff, and Vallandyeum bez
we tried pride two hosses, gon in 9 differ
ent direckshuns, and we fell to the ground.
And both hosses turnd on us and kicked M
And MickLellan hez no chauce-he WON'T bev
The givin NV the post offises. Wahi*
And Sherman took Atlanta and chawd nm
Hood! Wahl
git it. Wah!
And Gov. Morton took the revolyers from the
peece men NV Inieany.-s Wabl
And the draft won't be resisted and the Pro-
vo Marshels will hev whole skins Wah!
Walel fer Maine and Vermont wich wuz tired
NV the war and WIZ a goin fer MickLellan. bev
vOtid ablishn with a loosenis.
Vale! fer our rulers oppress us. They let
their men vote in the army, but won't let our
men vote in Kanadyl Wahl
Walel fer the ablishnists shell hold the orfises
and We shell be numbered among the outsl-
Wahl
Walel fer in the fucher / see no way Nv livin
but by work.
Why wuz / born in2 sich world Why
wuz whisky creatid ef you cant git it without a
price? why wuz orffises establishte eff them cant
git EN- ez wants EN- the most?
MickLellan buried his thousands in the
swamps NV the Cbickahominy-he hath buried
his tens of thousands under the platform he
kicked overi 'f--a
The ablishnists jeer us, and fout us-they
wag their heds at us, sayin "Go up bald hed!
And we hev gone up!
.--P PETRoLEUM v NAsBY,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-09-23
THE c0NFI,IGT aPPR0AoHFs.

Two weeks from Tuesday next October ii, J
the election for Congressman, and State and
County officers in Ohio, takes place. We ear
nestly desire that every Union man of the State
will at once resolve in his mind to be untiring
IN exertions TO make the victory and success of
the Union cause at the polls so overwhelmingly
large, that rebels IN the South and rebel SYM
and overthrown. We particularly enjoin this
upon the voters of Sandusky County, and the
Ninth Congressional District. Do not relax an
effort in the knowledge that our cause is just
and viii PREVAIL if you do so, the sympathiz-
ers with treason, who are desperately at work,
viii assuredly be successful. You have prec-
edent before you from which you should be ad-
monished of the truth of what we say, and the
necessity of thorough, sure work. In the cam
paign of 1852 WARREN P. NOBLE was elected in
this district over Judge WORCESTER, through
the appathy Of the Union men. And that neg
Iigence of the Union party throughout the State
gave the treason sympathizers fourteen Cong
ressraen from Ohio. That disgrace to Ohio.
must be wiped out. The Copperheads have
again placed Mr. NOBLE before the district for
reelection. 1t remains with the people to say
whether they prefer to have man in Congress
who has always opposed the acts of the Govern
ment, and sought 20 throw impediments in the
way of conquering peace; or whether they
viii give their support to Gen. RALPH p. Buck
LAND, the soldier, the patriot, the honest man,
who has for more than two years exposed his
breast to rebel bullets and bayOnets, that the
country with its institutions of religion, learn
ing, and respect for the rights of man might be
preserved. The time is short Choose yewhich
side you will standO on. Let the organization of
every township and school district be compile
ted. Let every Union man so arrange his af-
fairs aO1o that he can be at home on the dan of
election. The man who shirks the duty of fvot-
ing for his country this fall, must be considered
as unworthy of the blessings and privileges
which it guarantees to him.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-09-23
Union Meetings.

The citizens of Sandusky county will be ad-
dressed on the issues of the day at the follow
ing times and places:
'' at BELLEVUE, on Friday afternoon, Sep
tember 23d, by Col. J. G. Lee, of Tifin, and
Homer Everett, Esq, of Fremont
at FREMONT, on Friday evening, Sep
teuber 23d, by Col J. G. Lee, of Tiffln.
At the McCREARY SCHOOL HOUSE, in
Riley township, on Friday Evening, September
23d by II. W. Winslow, Esq.
At the TUCKER SCHOOL HOUSE, in Rice
township, on Saturday evening, September
oath, by ]. F. Caples, Esq.
AtCLYDE, on Friday afternoon, September
3Oth, by ]. K Hord Esq, of Tifin, and others.
At FREMONT, on Friday Evening Sep
tember 30th, by j. X. Hord, Esq, of Tiffin.
At GREEN SPRINGS, Saturday evening,
September oath, by II. Everett Esq, of FIRE.
mont and by speaker from Tifin, to be sup
Piled
At the GOLDEN SCHOOL HOUSE, in
Townsend township, on Tuesday evening, Sep
tenber 9th, by H. Everett, Esq, and another
speaker to be supplied.
AT GREEN SPRINGS, on Saturday Even
ing, October 9Th, by Judge John L. Greene, OF
Fremont and speaker to be supplied from
Tifin.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-09-23


The circulation of the Chicago Times Gin
cinnati Enquirer New York World, News,
Day Book, Freeman Journal, and Metropoli-
tan Record, are suppressed in Memphis. - TEL
egraphic Dispatch. c''it'A st..''
Correspondents to these papers have beer
showing up fraudulent speculatiOns, in which
several generals were engaged including Gen.
R. 2. Buckland. This accounts for the sup
preston of these papers, and suppose Buck
land was instrumental in the suppression.-0t-
toloG County Democrat. s @
We suppose the. Port Clinton Editor would
take offence if any one was to intimate that he
was notsa gentleman or AMMAN of veracity. But
truth compels us to make the charge. He knew
when he penned the above half dozen lines that
they were false. None ofthe above papers have
ever charged Gen. Buckland with fraud, anc
he has never bad any hand, directly or indirect
ly, in their suppression. Yet this Port Gin
ton scavenger SuppoSes (does not know that ht
had, We suppose that any man in the ifteres
of the traitors viii not hesitate to resort to any
thing no difference how low or mean, to ac
complish their purposes. =
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-09-23

Is it nota little singular that the Seneca i'd.
Ue'tises, and kindred prints, should just fint
out that Gen. 'Buckland was such a dangerous
man and military tyrant? Gen, Buckland had
been in the military service three years, and all
accounts agreed that he was competent, Just,
and humane, but no sooner was he nominated
for Congress than JEFF. Davis organs discover.
ed that he was all wrong. He is evidently an
eye-sore to the whole posse, and materially
stands in the way of Jelf's friend in this Dis.
trict for reelection to Congress. That's whats
the matter.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-09-23

The army sentiment was well expressed by &
soldier in the Vermont Election. A Copper.
head ticket was thrust at him as he limped W
to the polls. He took it.and looked at it musing
ly, then threw itaway with the remark, aWha
a laundering fool l should be to go down tC
Virginia and fight Rebels three years with my
musket, and then come here to stab myself il
the back with piece of paper like thatl''
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-09-23

Colonel Grover, Of Indiana, was one OF the
Federal officers placed under fire at Charles
ton, and recently exchanged. He reports that
the only remaining hope of the rebels LIES
IN THE SUCCESS OF THE HECOPPERHEAD
PARTY IN THE COMING ELECTION, and
in consequent division of the North. E55- The
reelection Of M. LicoIntkey regard as the loorst
eUl that could 6efdO Hera- 81
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-09-23

When Gen Mcclellan was in command of
the armies of the United States, he wrote GER
tain instructions to Gen. Buell., then command
ing in Kentucky, in which he [Gen. McClel-
LAM said 70. es'rp .esa.ya -ea' ,4aT
"II,eO,o that Ie9press the feelings aud opinions
Of the Presile'd, .olen Isdy thai We are fighting
only to PRESERVE the INTEGRITY OF THE UNION
ardIhe Constitutional authority Of the General
Government. -
Yet Gen. Mcclellan intimates, and his sup
porters never weary of asserting, that this is a
wicked abolition war, wrong in its origin and
infamous in its course. Which is which,
n. Y. Tribune.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-09-23
CouId NOT go Chicago.

At the largest meeting ever gathered in
Philadelphia, on Saturday evening last, the
Hon. Mr.. Cessna, ex-Speaker of the Pennsy-
lyania House made a speech. Mr.. Cessna
has always been a democrat, even up to the
Chicago Convention, but he could not swal-
low the Chicago Platform and has boldly repu-
dated il. ir iafA
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-09-23
,g Faster ny, ,sed church, in charge.
'ln korious- all 2gether
Trains Account of Pendleton and VaIInndIg.

At one time, Mr.. Train was the Warwick OF
the nation. The Albany Regency sent to Mr..
Train for a private interview Mr.. Train
said. certainly, any time they choose to
call. He was the senior partner in the concern,
hence they would call on him. When McCleI-
Ian was nominated, Cagger sent down again to
Mr.. Train to meet the delegates, and to receive
the Vice President. Mr.. Train went up; the
room was full. Mr. Pendleton said: "Mr. Train,
| should think you would not care to see me. y
Mr.. Train replied with some emphasis: al
shouldn't H,ink yo~ aoould acGnt to see me, Mr..
PendLetOn. - ''"
He was very pale, for he remembered ,olat he
had said to me the night before he had sold ood.
Mr.. Train saw Vallandigham at the table
a'You have surrendered said Mr.. T. "You
know me better, said Mr.. v; don't speak so loud;
there are Net Glelgaa sse,s opposite .
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-09-23
MOTICE.
In Sandusky County Common Pleas.
John HOOVER, Plaintiff,

In Sandusky County Common Pleas. u
John HOOVER, Plaintiff,
William Hoover, Defendent
WILLIAM HOOVER will take notice that John Hoo
yer has this day filed In the Court of Common Pleas
within and for the County of Sandusky and State o
Ohio petition against him. the said William Hoover
the substance of which is: That he the said William
Hoover has and unjusty holds the title to the north
half of the Southwest quarter of section two
township number four, range number thirteen. That he
the said John Hoover is the of said land in equ
H. The prayer in said petition is, that said William
Hoover be directed to make execute and deliver SAID
John Hoover good and sufficient deed for said land
subject to mortgage OF eight hundred dollars thereon
That he s required to answer said petition by the twen
tythird day OF October next in deaHlt thereof the
matters and things therein contained will be taken
confessed, and decree entered accordingly. sFsv
Hss fHIs ). L. GREENE L son, PltffS Attys
Fremont, Aug %, 1894. 34w6 Pr. fee, $500
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-09-23

Judge Greene, ofFremont in connection with
other speakers, viii address the citizens of Sen
eca county, on the questions at issue before the
people, at the following places and times:
At Tiffin, Saturday Evening, Sept. oath.
At Flat Rock, Thursday Evening, Sept 29th.
At Republic, Friday Evening, Sept. 3Oth.
AT Attica, Saturday Evening, Oct. lst
At Green. Springs, Saturday Eve, Oct 8th.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-09-23

The democratic editor of the Green Bay i'd
uocate, who was present at the Chicago Con-
vention, says: glFE -
There was no lack of of traitorous talk there
outside of the Convention. Speech after speech
was made to assemble thousands, full of coward
ly words, wanting in all patriotism, all chvalry,
all love of country, all decency.and manli-
ness. This war for the life of the Union was
denounced as the climaxi OF wckedness; the
Southern people in arms against us were held
up as martyrs bleeding in the causeof right; and
talkwhich should make the ears Of every Amer
ican tinge with shame, VISA as free on the streets
and, in the hotels ofChicago as the turbid and
offensive current of its river. - - -