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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-10-06
Andrew ], buttons E.,aI,

STATE .F VERMONT, Ala Probate Court D., -
Caledonia District 81. JohI>t,ury, IL >a.s .
81, the slh day ui October. i>65
CAROLINE r. nl lion, administrators u9rg Ill. ..
- Tale VI AL -reW J. Duitvn. late OF HardNl,a 81.
Gi>frid Deceased iIfesiale, makes appliCajs.. S.,
tvlgIf lur liJeiloe 10 sell The whole al the t-,
>ad GrUva> !. excepting the widows night "a; h.>a
therein. representing iaAt sale sale L
pa meat - the debts ii said dec aSed ana LIZ -
u administrator uli0u said estate.
AAcTt,,,,I Il l. ordered by said C8uTf Thar ~.
cation l- rt.tTrrd IL tie Isl Gay oi nl1tl.- p
l>6. al The Probate Otoe IN 81 Juhil>bUTy -- I..-.
ana decision ll-.e'u- And il i further ... TIA.
lerSvil> interested he nUilred hereof ty 81. Il
notice ui H. Application afil order thereof rlr--
>UU->>iNclA "a the Cariuiail. printed Al ~ : .-
lreKlol> IL al time ui Esa-l;l- thai did,
Al said time and place, and = They cause. o - @
~ tie Court.
zl--S Attest ASA l. FRENCH In.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-10-06
Willard Reeds Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, In probate CourI. ~ st,. .-
k>>,A pi>tTlu->>- JLunenNurS, within and .,1-
d.Sfg1Cl. t,l the - ,lAS plguttI. a n. l>t5.
JACOB EK AAs ami Pt.,ge Need. admin >IrafOr> "a.
t>iae 81 lI.ar8 Reel. ate Il Co.csTd. SAD .
ieOea>s. rc>rlIi> Els administrator account l-
uIeli-
hereUi'u Il is ordered that the sane ly rys,rgr-
the : IN GAE Il tAC1 leia. Ink Probate OfUe.
Luz eiturg. lbT vAarlllaIl, AiG saN alOr, AID l'
caiuerlsrd To-, u,ii,l hereof ly Isuaucallo II iA> w
IL The taltiUlaa printed ~ .vhl.s,lry llTt-
>UtUt>>iNvlN ~'l may lc- thai rhvs mas 49,
and IL aid aIr ana place l. they Case. %. jl -
By order vl Court. Aite>s.
JONAH BROOKS. Rc-s-,,-
A true copy u record. attest -l-5
JONAH BROOKS. kt-.-et-.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-10-06

CorrEEIIEADS SNI-BBED By A SOLDIER
"A. {. Van Tine. 4 returned soldier o.
Sandu>kv, Ohio. having been nominated
for county recorder by the eopperheads
declines, with indignant comments. Is fol.
lows:
IF | had remained at home during the
last four years OF rebellion. fighting the
government 10y word and ballot. plotting
the death of friends and the overthrow OF
liberty if my name were Eallandigham
Booth, or Wirz. they might have had &
pretenSe, but | don't drill in that squad
| have been soldier; l have seen Belle
Isle and Libby prison; and as they 9TH,
democracy did not yield their support il
time of need. l reject their love now"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-10-06

cs Some Of the copperhead journals
seem as pleased over the defeat of the e.
quail suffrage amendment in Connecticut
as they did couple of years ago over a
defeat OF the Union army.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-10-06

STATE OF VERMONT. In PROBATE Court. he's q, S.
tsre ia DsIlit- JJcil>Jlry- within Arl i,s -
cl>lr1,f. t The g5il daS 81 Sci teIiIcT. 10 l-,s
>iTur'll- l'tili L. ~ Tie last " and 7
- meal Vi SiAS GIll, God LATE ei HardwcG = safs
lr,I, deceased hli pre-eplyd l. The Cull- q A.
Mary \ Underwood. Tie eEeCulTlN iherc. .a.-s =
PROBATE
Ii l. ordered i,s said osurt, that a. l.-,.. .-..
iAcItiu- IL nsilavl L. appear al So. -.. -, . ans
lie Eoiaen al lie Plo,a,e uIlge q. = = .-. In r-
- "a Il Sci l-e5. AID 80 ais tta a..
Ia e. a-aiii>t the Probate a. - srf s-.,--
il farther -'Tlrr,l, ia-l 4 81 -- -t. .-.-- .-
lie iLi' .>hea iilT A. >Cy>,>>,e. e. 't~ t- -4-.
printed a; ST .Vhl>lury p-tyl, - SAD 1lr al 4 ,.
Isl ArAr'NS-
Asa l. fREAC Il. joe oi p t-,-.
A trce copy 81 r,C,-i -Ati->f.
.l75 ASA l. FkEAt Il. n - Z p. ale
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-10-06

e5- The drouth is very severe in the
lower tier of the New England states, no
ram falling in some localities for three
months. Some wag down that way calls
the weather waterproof!
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-10-06

g. Both Gov. Andrew and Gen. n. p
Banks are talked of to represent the sixth
Mass district in Congress.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-10-06
Geo. I. R.anrhc,-, E>lafe.

STATE OF ERMONr tn i,r..a,r ca-s L.3,r. 81.
Essen Di>irlCr. - iim.sl.E.- VT ID. AID IT -- .
d;SIricl Oh III, - day 81 o,I,lts- A 10. i-..,.
IACDB EN AAS admits, :aI,- a. estate "a ,if-r
T R4al.cll'r. late 81 tcIU.it, 81 -A.l G.>rrru
ceased, iIe>tliIs lis n.lIl>I-al.I ig- ST.
rlc-li "a h-.reuail- IL : Ordered Illa r ;c Zee 70
1" the -1gl -aS - CO Ina Al liz lr.4gt l.-r-
lullettl-I. III s-iilgl al al
,,If,T-ir4 De- liuivyi hereof. hy The ltuiDat.-. - -
Older =, l1rS A. 4yl-a-l, printed a. ST. lit III -
Nttk> >uOCe>>iNtS may r. IEa- ilsrk
lear. a1 Al ard ila,r i.f,y -, NA>y. ,
thereto.
By order Vi Cyurt-AiIr>t
JONAH BROOKS. h,E--,t-
A true C,.,y OF reoord-Altcsl.
lT3 JONAH BROOKS R,L>..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-10-06
- --'.-hHa- 'fl- Il lope- .a-s
EARM FOR SALE
l n u T. AFGHAN

Tie subscriber offers for sale the farm on which
he now resides situated III the east part Of Peaeh-
am. l. niles from Greenbank'S Factory. ave
miles iEom Barnet, AMI contains l.j acres OF land
ON the premises Is good house. TWO good
barns. large apple orchard, and good sugar
place: Ii Is under high state Of cultivation and
well fenced. Any one wishing n purchace a
good farm al good bargain, viii DO well 10 ex-
amin this property before purchasing elsewhere.
HARVEY BLANCHARD
Peacham. Oct y 1ltf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-10-06
AUDI CIV j. Dution'> Estate.

STATE OF NERNeNr, Al i Probate Count L.. L. q. -
Caeluliia p>lTc1. - JJatI-iury. IL sa.1 ll~,.. .
tie i,h 1ay 81 OG 4. H.. l-t5
" hEkEA> taI,s4llv l. DgII "a. administrator 81.
w estate 20, AisTcA !. Dutuil. laI- Il iiar1Wich 70 -
dl>ti,i s-cOea>-s l,-lnSs L. render af,aCCull -
IA l.l>lrail'A a-41 Il lTe>,lI h,r l-4~-
c~T-'' IT examination sud allowance fur The ;-.
81 making PARTITION Ind distribution 81 The r.
Si4 81 aiv. liai,r Gv,Iec 81 ealG court.
sii> Nio AZ i Az vlIIllc L. lie SANE. Il lt,-.r
eerv9 .E >l1 Courl itlAI Tie under
i', AID 'r heard Al lht Probate once IN :
iLc 9Th Cay N,1nvr. l~65. Ard IL l. further -
that AL i.rr>s,l> interested Ne Notified irrt,l lv
hon "a tt, II Tie record Il fni> a, [
printed - 81 Juill;.TE. thT,- weeks sUClt>-k-. -
NiUL> 10 >ii 1I.le 81 hearing. maj it MAJ a. i.,a-
OiJ,>l 1fr alo ~ said account 4 lry - "a -
SI. -. tr heard - said CourI. IL the matter ~ 49,.
ai.. Gl>iTll LIlul 90 said estate
- Tie Court
Autel. ASA l.. FRENCH. J-..t
tTpy Cofy 0i record,
-l-7S attest, Asa l. FRENCH. Ia
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-10-06

The subscriber offers for sale at public auction,
his Lambert Hastings Farm, Of 220 acres. suit,-
bl, divided intO moving. pasturing- tillage and
about 80 acres If woodland Said farm is in =
high state Of cultivation AMI within Il miles O:
- iahnsbury Plain
Also, II twn-ycar-o!iS, Is yearlin-s. three
'ea:-nla heifeTS. pair ,Eree-year-cla steers
pair h-e-year-oid oxen. abou: 90 tons hay. lot
straw. 2to bush, oats 20 bush. potatoes. moving
machine, horse rake, carts. wagons plows, two
Il -" sleigh, sieds and all the farming tools on
>aid farm.
Also, my House. Land and Buildings on St.
Joh;.shury PAIN.
The above will Toe sold OF Thursday, Get &c.
n r. IN GA tie premises, unless previousl1
dlsp Sod #. commencing with sale Of farm
Terins made known on dav Of sale
i>SAAC WOODS
- : Inn. harry Oct . 5NS5 "a
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-10-06
for Sale.
At Auction Oct. Is.
STOCK AND PERSONAL PROPERTY
FOR ALE!


The subscriber will sell at auction. on the 18th
Of October, 1855. al p 4. sn the so-callei Dan
lei Badger farm. or latterly the Powers place.
situated about u miles from Lower Waterford.
the following property:
100 good Sheep, / nice pr four year-old Oxen
weighing 2s00 pounds matched pr six year
old Gxen, six year-old Mare-.ood style- IS
OF 20 tons Har Farming Tools of all descrip-
tions, : two horse traverse Sleds in good repair.
pr. team Harnesses, new single Harness,
buggy y agcn, Sleigh. pr Robes and other
things TOO numerous IN mention.
Sale positive and terms liberal
l.. B. CHURCH
J. II. Moore, Auc'r.
We are also DESTROYS Of selling the above men
tened FARM, of us acres, divided into NOW
ing. pasture and woodland, has on il a small SD
gar Orchard Of $50 or 200 trees. also COED Ap-
pie Orchard in bearing condition. The farm Is
amply supplied with xaieT. and IS well fenced.
IL l. desirable fam for 81 out farm or 10 live
upon The above viii be sold together or in par
GELS - parties mas agree.
hne-ha!f the purchase money can Law on mort
gage. SAMUEL CHURCH,
l. B. CHURCH
Lower Waterford. Oct 1 Up
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-10-06
VERMONT MUTUAL FIRE iNSURANCl
COMPANY.
kntira ISc.

MAhlA- 4. iII Nel.i- iA- til k...
ending Aug = i = Sad l'er Cea-y Ia lie Ua>r ~ . IT,
amount "a the premium ncIr wiiA,uE rt-r,.
L. A. lI4T~,Inrit, AMI 10 be paid ;e the lr>,-, ID.
> ,ihoe IA NoiiptlieT, on OF bsic-e The lsh CO Ca
l>,5.
Members 4 the Company VIII ind ia The Hands
i.tfTt>tidiir EJECT 10 ihc Legislature or lU,a
u HE Company. 4 schedule showing rha An rrr
lsses>incli cue rUm each respect re!y. rhrN AZ .-
licu All desired L. that The no,. fr fis,. $780,
hell's l. iTHaTdcl L. the uitice In u,iosrr IT,
lneiits must tie paid when iIie- Th,~t Who "a o.
gay "u al mol 10 expect l. tr paid Iisr- ;ri,:; Zee
s,"eed hs lEe A iiitr aiirnilCll L. iai> 1..r s
The bltlrbel> 81 lie Company. Al tie ur,i.,- 81
save then expense and i'oub,e lS,-. 81, A. . IL.
ooTpOTatiGn, Your iV.cy. which Ryil3 De .rr
. j 1. TIT RSIOA. -.ts>--tE.
Moni,aeiieT. SEM 1 l,t5
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-10-06
Si!a> Inderwood.s E>taIe.

AucsI. ASA l.. FRENCH. j.,
A ;ru, copy Ui record,
Attest, Asa L. FRENCH. - -.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-10-13
MORE BUSINESS HOUSES AND DWELL
INGS WANTED.

We see in many of our exchanges calls for
more places of business and larger number OF
dwelling houses This is what is needed in
Fremont. We have known of several instanc-
es within the past week or two where men of
capital have wished to open business in our
town, but for the want of rooms have been
obliged to go elsewhere. One man, but few
days ago, came here with the intention of OPEN
ing new Drug Store, but went elsewhere
Since then three others have visited our town
for the same purpose, that we know of. Anoth-
er man of capital wished to open a paper and
window hanging establishment, but could find
no vacant room. Another wished to open a
wholesale grocery store but was obliged to go
elsewhere to invest his money. And SO, often,
men of means and ability come here to start in
trade but cannot find an opportunity. What
will be done? Will not some of our citizens,
real estate owners, put up places of business
and thus lengthen out our busy town, till it will
give ample room to those anxious men who see
in our town, in our community. and in our rich
county, prospects for rich and prosperous
business? Build more dwellings. You can
rent or sell them all Build more places for
busness You can rent and sell them as soon
as ready to besoccupied.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-10-13
A DIsGRACEFUL AFFAIR.

We have received an account of disgrace
full affair which took place at the polls in Ball.
vile township. A returned sneak, who had
run away from the draft, offered to vote and was
refused by the Board. An old gray headed man
by the name OF John W Grant (who had fur
nished four soldiers for the Union army, who
was landing by made remark which he had a
right to make, when this heroic returned cop
perhead struck!him from behind. The old man
turned round to face his dastardly foe when he
received blow ON his right eye. The brave
copperheaathen ran for home, which ne proba-
bly, reached in safety
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-10-13

NEW YORK MARKET, OCT. 11--l2 VI. {
G0LD--0pened at l44s4, rose to AS, and
closed at l4431.
FL0UR-5al0c lower for common grades;
$90ea920 for common to good shipping brands
Extra Round Hoop Ohio. 80 esfl4tf 4
GRAIN-Wheat firm for spring and 2a3c
lower for winter. Barley decidedly lower
Corn about Ic lower; 6la93c for sound mixed
Western. Oats lc lower; 62a63c for sound.
=, PORK-Opened lower and closed firm; S36
00a36 81 for new mess.
BEEF-Firm.
CUT MEATS-Steady.
LARD-Dull i1* 49,
WHISKEY-Unchanged; Western 22s1sa-
229c. -:
PETRoLEUM-Quiet and steady; 3s16 6a39c
for crude; 621 Sa63c for refined in bond; 83assc c
do. free. 500 ID p
ASHES-Qiet 4t..
COTTON-Dull; 57a5sc for middling.
MONEY-On call active at per cent.
STERLING GEXCHANGE-Qui at 1893 a.
1887. s
STOCKS-Steady at board-higher since;
G 4 RI lI01a; G B & Q 13l; NJ & P du G 62s4
do. ID pfd 80 Reading III; NJ @ lis; N S 7411
/ @ scrip 126; NY l027sr Erie 81 "A; do. pfd
1919. t asS
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-U S 6s q
coupons 10414; 5 20 coupons new issue 1925
1910 coupons 1856; Treasury 30s 9611sS;; yea
cert $685. -. s5E
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-10-13
-AFFAlRs In NoRTH cARoLInz.

The Hsrdlas Raleigh rorrdsPo1dent
says the people Of North Carolina, and e.
specially those around Raleigh, are very de-
cided in their approval ofths emphatic
way in which the State Conyention dis
posed Of the secession ordinance, BY de-
claring itIiot only to be null and void, but
to have always since its passage been so.-
The inhabitants are also represented as be-
ing extremely hostile 70 those men who
assisted in plunging the State into rebel
lion.
In the Convention, on the 4th inst,
resolutions were introduced, but laid over
for future action, expressing the utmost
confidence in President johnson, and thank
ing him for the course be has pursued to-
wards the erring people Of the South, to
the gratitude of all of whom it is believed
he is entitled. The resolutions also en-
dorse Gov. Holden, and express the belief
that no State viii ever again have desire
to abandon the Union.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-10-13
CHANGED HANDS

We notice by this weeks issue OF the
Lorain County Ne,Cs that paper has been
purchased by Mr.. }. B. I. Marsh its form
er local editor. Mr.. Harmon its late pub.
Usher, has given to his readers well
printed and well edited paper, during
the several years in which he has been
connected with it. Mr. Marsh is young
man of energy and of ability. Success tc
the NeaUS.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-10-13

LOCAL ITEMS

We would be glad to have our friends
in different parts of the country send us
any items of intrest which may trasnspire
in their vicinity
Give us the facts, never mind the words
of them. 1t is our trad to fix up such
things. Send them lin, they will always
have place, and be read with interest.
Send them along.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-10-13
Mail Arrangements, Fremont Pest once.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

~ NEW ADVERTFSERIENTS.
List of Letters in Fremont Post Office.
W. L. Butman, Insurance Agent.
New Goods, Emmrich & Co.
The siamese Twins
Special Order No. 2, j Fickes.
Wine of Tar, The Unequalled Remedy, Ben
zoin is not Benzine, Half the Itching, Olive
Crooks d Co.
Administrators Sale, Archibald Thomas.
Administrators Appointment, Ar Nichols.
Licensed Auctioneer, Samuel Boyer. Z
Attachment Notice, Isaac Rice.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-10-13
ma. G.RlEEnonGH. llrl;.

of Toledo Physician for Chronic Diseases
makes regularly two visits month to Fremont
Ners uisa on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
dag, October II, Is and 10:
DIR. G. visits no other place than Fremont
and having over 40 cases now in Sandusky
county, will be punctually at the. Croghan
House for consultation every two weeks frou
Tuesday to Thursday.
Consultations free.
The following is from the Toledo Commercial.
CDR. GREEEoUGH IN FREMoNT.-Our friend
Dr. Greenough is now on professional visit al
Fremont, The Dr's. speciality is the treat
ment and cure of chronic disease; and his sue
cessful practice in this city during long resi-.
dence, warrants us in recommending our friends
at Fremont to avail of his presence. A gen.
tleman, a legally qualified NJ. D., and candid
and honorable practictioner, he presents all the
qualifications TO inspire confidence.
Toledo Offices 2l5 Summit St. (near Whites
Hall.)
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-10-13
Special Notices.

HAILs VEGETABLE sIcIIIAN HAIR RENEVTR
has proved itself TO be the most perfect ursuara
ton for the hair ever offered to the public. f4fH
is vegetable compound, and contains no injurious
properties whatever 7ifff = -e7lT
COLOR. ~
It viii keep the hair from falling cut
1t elesnses the scalp makes the hair son. ustrou.
aud silken. .iF.t-..r =
It's splendid hsir dressing.
No person, old or young, should fail to use it,
1T IS RECOMMENDED AND USED BY rag FIRST
MEDICAL AUTHORITY 1fl % ~ -
u AK for Halls Vegetable sieiIisn Rair Rsnewer.
and tske no other. r. P. HALL 4 CO..
Nashua, n g., Proprietors.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-10-13
MAHLON CHANCE, ESQ

This gentleman spent the Sabbath i'll the
city, after fortnight of incessant labor on
the stump, where he has been doing noble
service for the Union and the Union party.
During the canvass he has addressed meet
ingsa at Norwalk, Elyria, Medina, Akron,
Chardon, Mansfield, Canton, &c., and al
ways with much effect. He spoke last
night in Fndlay.-Clev Leader.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-10-13
The Medicine for an seasons

FtuLl Nc ksstohI Unlo UemocFat- p fTlIIII IIIF-T
DR. RoBAcK's STOMACH BIrrKRs.-We nroe.us 20 -.
more than superficial knowledge Of the healing AT
and while we ara fully prepared 20 admit that
but another word for imposition and therefore A. -,
allow any advertisement notice to appear In or %
per that has the least tendency to corrupt the bu5s
mind, We are always glad to recommend what we rulv
believe or know to be real boon to socety and hsvi
made an experimental of Dr. Robaeks Stomsch Esit
teFs, we bear our esnony 10 their real genuine ana
very beneficial use r RS BitteFs surpass anv reD
araton OF the kind nave used; and We ur9a 81
who need mild SAFE and most agreeable tonic 10 tv
this medicine a. once. you tFy itonee you TiIib
to try it again 1t is lust the thing for t6s st
in hot weather. See advertisement - - as--S
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-10-13
ITEMs.

L H Ih -
a fire at ConstantinOple on the 9th of
September, destroyed 10000 tenements,
inhabited by 10000 people who are left
without roof to cover them.
Carl Schurz is about to establish radi-
cal paper at ST. Louis.
DIR. Mudd came near escaping from the
Tortugas on board Of a steamer, having Sc
creted hinselfin coal bunk. After be-
ing discovered, he was put to hard labor,
having previously enjoyed great indulgence
in the hospital department q ''s'
1t is said our government is about to
send an armed fleet to San Domino, to put
an end to the war now raging between the
negroes on that Island. a
b. G. Humphreys, rebel Brigadier
General, has been elected Governor of
Mississippi, by 10000 majority. g 1t IS
said he has been pardoned to make him
eligible. He was expelled from West Point
in 1927. fi h - aeea
Gen. R. E. Lee WAS installed President
of Washington College at Lexington, Va,
on the 22d inst.
William Lloyd Garrison is soon to start
ona general lecturing. tour through the
West The subject of his lectures is not
stated, nor his object. ~.
General Sickles appears to be the pop.
L., a,,ll.Jaka fo,. ravf Ma,-o- = NJ V ,~.l.
City. A, 7. Stewart and Fernando Wood
are named as opposing candidates. Gen.
Sickles' yalor in the war, seems to have
wiped out all memory of his act at Wash
ington, in the murder Of his wife's para
mour
Gold, last week, ran up to l4755 at New
York, but had slightly fallen at the close
of business Monday, closing at las I.
A large gold mine in the mountains Of
Virginia is shortly to be worked by North
ern parties. '''' ~
Halls Artie expedition has been heard
from. They intend wintering on Prince
Williams Land.
1t is probable that the Secretary of the
Treasury will soon put on the market the
balance of the 1e-4O loan, amounting tc
$4,000, ,OOO o
A Spanish plot against the life of En-
peror Napoleon has been discovered.
H. p;+hol. Il -, H.. - ..u;.o5
tAs ise I;ot :" on I"1 gT0n .oo-, ,ls,ss,
~ niO' ~ ee s1oo ueo 90 % Ton P.cPol?
~ 'ii0 1l"o " PAoO'o0O' Dait'i''i' y ~
after nightfall, are very troublesome. auC
a vigilance Committee is being formed,
who threaten summary punishment OF
the rooers' 1'o
The Cholera is rapidly increasing a
Marseilles causing great alarm.
Orders have been received at st. Pau
for the execution OF the two Sioux murder
ers. Little Sd" and Medicine Bottle,
g. a. nos, go "
- ~ iaa ~" -ii t. 'F
Maine Is some on potatoes. The erol
viii amount to about eight million barrel
'N'' o"i'
Some negroes OF Richmond have formed
a company for the manufacture OF fTobac
w. "l'n 'i'li'' 'pi''i VI '0H 'Ae's'nu uoilF'
The Philadelphians have started an An
ti-Butter-Eating- League. They object t
6Es oants ~ ,opnd sor- h,':,ar '01 ,.ba
X no.t | bas haaT , ona os % tbe' | 30 - 80.
soosPns 500 over Inown ~ ~
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49, Go,,o.,s,- s e'S So.S 80, o. Tonoi;.,a E 0
-Ip.iO I1''-' ~ ~ - O'' f''f1 ''S'-ia '''-
ne 0ai' Lake 1'eSes OF sept lotn, say
that neavy snow s1orm was raging IN IN
saiiey oOing consloeraole damage 70 IN
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-10-13
John Van Butsn. in his speech a!

John Van Buren, in his speech at
Albany, said: -
at is remarkable that all the Federal
lists who have been elected have died in
Office, and the yiceaPresident who sue
ceeded them have been good Democrats.
Harrison, Taylor and Lincoln died, and
good Democrats succeeded them. Do
you not see the finger Of Providence
1t may be that the Democratic party is
ordinarily under the special care ofProyi-
dence who takes off Presidents on its be-
half But the general impression is that
it was Booth who killed Lincoln and that
it was not an act to thank God for. We
are sorry to differ from John.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-10-13
a CARD.-Editor Of .To,rnoI-Tn -

a OAhD.-EulCOf Ol OOuff10k-lQ r6niV
to many letters and inquiries from people IN this se
ton OF the country, the undersigned TAXA rsat pIes1ra
in saying through the columns Of your paper hst our
renowned preparation known as GOES bYSPEPSIA
CUBE, isa certaincure for Dyspepsia In its worst
Many cures Of long Standing within our own acouainf
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taneously, and enables the dyspspte Who has lived for
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heartily as he peases and anything he chooses ifho1t
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It is an inahble corrector Of indigestion and coa.ti,a
tcn, creates healthy appetite, stops Eckheadachs
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parent OF heath produces Egor, strength and en..-
In every trial We have known it has speedily ersdiss
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ebty, and loss Of Poysr, giving instead proper -.
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