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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-07-21
THE CHOLERA.

Considerable uneasiness is felt in Europe in
regard to the cholera. Our readers have already
been told that 1t broke out with great fury at
Mecca in May, among the crowd of filthy and
badly sheltered Mahometan pilgrims who had
gathered there. Many thousands are said TO have
perished for cholera like all other diseases reaps
its most abundant harvest where sanitary laws
are most disregsrded.
By June the disease bad spread to Alexau-
andria, while Carlo and the rural districts of the
interior of Egypt have not been visited. Its
virulence greatest in the dirtiest sections of
the CITY, and seem to have visited the place
chiefly on account of its generally unclean con-
ditiOn. 1t is said that above seven hundred car
casses of cattle are lying in the lille canal alone,
whence the people get their supply of water
The highest number of deaths in one day was
1873, out of population ofI60O00. During six
teen days, from the 10th TO the 26th of June, the
total mortality was 1904. As we have said
above there is some uueasness in Europe over
the appearance ofthe dread disease but the most
stringent quarantine regulations have been adOp-
ted at all the Mediterranean, ports and every pre-
caution is being taken. The cholera has here
tufure travelled westward. Its progress in its
former visits has been so slow, that unless its
movements are much more rapid at the present
tme it will hardly reach our shores before the
end of the summer and cool weather operates
as check upon its ravages. It passed through
our country i'll 1882, and again in 1649; should
it again prevail during 1866, an interval of Just
seventeen years would elapse between its sec
| and and third, as between its first and second
| visits. We do not, i'll view of the facts. as far
| as known, think there is much ground for i'm
mediate apprehension. Still due regard to per-
sonal cleanliness and prudent habits of eating
| and drinking, and the enforcement by our city
and town authorities of sanitary regulations, are
obvious duties.
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The Palmetto Banner and the Old Flag.

The extract of a speech delivered by Govern
nor Pickens OfSOuth Carolina, at Charleston,
April 18th, 1851, reads somewhat strangely by
the light OF history, which the four years war
so gloriously kiudled:
81 hope Tomorrow, Sabbath though it be,
that under the protection of Providence, and un-
der the orders of Gen. Beauregard you shall
have the proud qualification of seeing the pal
metto flag raised upon that fortress, and the Con-
federae flag of these free and independent States
side by side with il; and there they shall float
forever, in defiance of any power that man can
bring against them. We have humbled the flag
Of the United States, and as long as have the
honor TO preside as your chief magistrate, so
help me God, there is no power on this earth
shall lower from that fortress those flags, unless
they be lowered and tIailed in a sea of blood.
1t has triumpbed for seventy years, but to-day
it has been humbled, and humbled before the
glorious little State of South Carolina. And
pronounce here before the civilized world your
independence is baptized in blood, your indie
pendence is won upon a glorious battlefield
and you are Free now and forever, IN defiance
of world in arms
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS,

For the week ending July 18th, 1865, prepar-
ed for the Journal by A. +. GALLAGHER, Coun-
ty Recorder:
J. d W. Kiser to George June, acre Wash
ington township, $50.
j. N. Smith to Geo. June, Out-lOts numbers
% and % Washington township, s., 200.
S. Robinson and others TO E. Dunning FIVE
sevenths of 80 acres Sandusky, 1000.
w. V. B. Ames to Susan Gross, lot number
760 Fremont, $l00.
J. Patterson TO D. 6. II. Thompson, IS acres
Green Greek Township, $4,000.
j. j. Cook to H. Bruins, 5 3-10O acres Wood
Vile Township, $500.
p Brunthaver to T. =. Finefrock, 5 acres
Ballville Township, $500.
R. p Buckland to t. P. Finefrock, lots !, 1876
and II97 Fremont, $500.
VIM Miller to T. 2. Finefrock, 81 acres Scott
Township, $l43.
l.. Walhoof to 7. P Finefrock, 40 acres
Washington Township, 81, 300
Thos Dunlap to S. A. Parke, lots 43 and A
Rollersville, 1915.
L. Chandler to L. L. Chandler, lots 2O9 and
209 Bellevue, $500.
T. Currant to Jno Current, lot 772 Fremont
800.
H. Everett to Jno. Currant, lot III Fremont,
800.
NJ. Butsch to F. Fowler, out lot 81 Fremont,
$3.50
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Mail Arrangements, Fremont Post ONCE
NEW AnvERTIsEmENrs

List of Letters In Fremont Post Office.
Administrator Appointment, Franklin N.
Strickland's Estate.
Mare Colt Strayed or stolen, John Grimes.
Legal Notice VIM Hinton's Estate.
Administrator Sale, Geo. W. Lovelands S
Estate.
The Great BenefactOr snd Sick Room Com
pauion, P johnson, New York
Card to the Suffering, Special Notice.
Attachment Notice, Christopher Streeter
Barrel and Stave Factory, June and Edgerton.
To whom it may Concern, James Neelly
Final Settlement, David Pool, Guardian
$50 Sheep and Wool Premium, Ed. H. I'm
derhill.
CORPORATION Ordinance
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600 lbs. Fruit Wax OF Cement, and
300 lbs. Rosin, wholesale and retail, at the
Drug Store of
DIR. Z. DILLON d SON, Fremont, o.
2I2 Boxes Window Glass; 200 Cans of
White Lead and Zinc; Paints of every kind
and color, Brushes and Dye Stuffs, all in large
quantity, and tip top quality, at the Drug Store
of DR.. L. DILLON d. SON
80 bbls. Coal Oil and Mecca or machine
nv Oil; 10 bbls. Linseed Oil and boiled Oil, at
wholesale and retail, by
DR. L. DILLON d SON, Fremont, o.
Then Drug Store is open on Sunday from
to 10 a. M; from u to l, and to p. M.
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TEXAN NEWS.

New YORK, July Is.
The Herald Texas correspondent says: The
streets of Houston are enlivened by many vis-
itors from the interior. Many of the largest
and most respectable planters are taking the oath
of allegiance.
A small garrison of Union troops occupy
Houston.
Wigfall's family had arrived at Marshall.
A food in the Rio Grande had swept away
l 800 bales of cotton stored on the Mexican side
of the river large portion of which will be
saved.
Jayhawkers infest western and middle Tex
as, robbing the inhabitants and stage passengers
Governor Murray had been robbed Of 81 200. =
The citizens are praying for the Union troops
to reach their localities.
The Houston Telegram complains ofthe flight
of the rebel leaders to Mexico and elsewhere
leaving the rank and file to hold the bag.
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D1AKRHGA AND DYsENrERY.-We have


eXamneda great number ofetters from of the
prominent citizens OF Cincinnati and COyingtOn etc ,
speaking in the highest terms of DR. Strckands Anti
Cholera Mixture for the of DiaTrh9a Dysentery
The letters too long to publish Mr. Woods of Gov
ngtOn, says he pronounced incurabs by the best
Doctors in CINCINNATI and one bottle of Dr. Strckands
AntiChOera Mixture effected permanent after suf
eTing for months with the worst form diarrhoa and
dysentery. Another says he discharged from the U
S. service after suffering in the hospital for eight months
incuTabe, and last tried Striekands
tChoeTa Mixture, he got well directly and has now en-
tered the army again in good health One writes he
has cured eight very bad of darrhea and
dysentery in the barracks he in with bottle of
this invaluable medicine. In fact could ill half this
paper with similar items from these letters Why do not
government secure this valuable preparation Our
army ought to be supplied with it. is but short time
since of laid in very low condition at
of the Cincinnati hospitals, his wife sent for the
doctors considered his hopeless She however
him Stricklands ti-ChOlera Mixture and in three
weeks he able to return home with his wife to New
Richmond, o. All these right at home speak for
themselves. WehOpe sill the soldiers will put bottle of
tt in their kuapsacs it may them of their
comrades 1t is for sale by Druggists SO per
tie. Get it, July 22, y1-3
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PROPOSED MONUMENT TO MCPHERSON
HEADQUARTERS, ARMY OF TENNESSEE, !
LOUISVILLE, KY, July 7, 1865.


LOUISVILLE, KY, July 7, 1865.
TOIRCULAR.
Many officers and soldiers of the Army of the
Tennessee having expressed desire to pay
some fitting tribute to the memory of their late
gallant commander, the noble Mcpherson, who
fell in the front of battle, booted and spurred
on the bloody day of the 22d July, l submit
to the several corps, and other commanding Of
ficers for their consideration, the following plan
of action.
/ would suggest that each regimental COM
mander have lists prepared for subscription,
and that those soldiers ofthe army who may
desire to SUBSCRIBE register their names there
on; as soon as the lists have been completed,
that they, with the funds raised, be forward to
the brigade commander, and by him transmit
ted TO the executive committee to be appointed
for the purpose of receiving these funds, and
making arrangements for the purchase and erec-
ton of suitable monument at the grave ofthat
gallant soldier. As soon as the monument has
been erected these lists shall be deposited at the
grave.
would further suggest as members of the
executive committee: Brevet Major General
nj. d. Legget Brigadier General William B.
Woods, and Brevt Brigadier General A. Hick-
enlooper, citizens of McPhersons native State
and in every way fitted to discharge the duty
of their position.
Corps commanders will please take such steps
in this matter as will ensure the result desired
john A. LOGAN, Major General.
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A CARp-Editor Of ,Jovaol-Jn ran

A CARD.-Ed1tOr OF JOuTRGL-ln reply
many letters and inquiries from people in this sec
ton OF the country the undersigned take great pleasure
saying through the columns of your paper that our
renowned preparation known GOES DYSPEPSIA
CURE certain for Dyspepsia in its worst stages
Many cures Of long standing within scquaiat-
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tsneously and enables the dyspepte who has lived for
years upon Graham bread snd the Psnest Diet to eat
heartily he peases and anything he chooses without
danger sf Distress souring, rising the stomach
Il is an nalble cOIrector of indigestion and eopstins
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hesrt-burn sickness at the stomach, palms, crsrps ~
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In every trial we have known it has speedily eradcad
Dyspepsia with all its attendant suerings
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and confidently believe and the published csr
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We it in every instance 1t be obtaineJ AZ
s the Drug Stores in the United States and Cansds At
81 90 per bottle, six bottles for $500.
Q. g. CLARK L Co, PIorrietors
4yl New Haven, Ct.
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Special tOtices.

CARD TO THE SUFFERING.-Do you wish to be
N Cureds II so, swallow two or three hegshssds Of
Buehu" "TOnic Bitters, SarEaparills," "Nsrvous
tidOtes, &c, &c, &c and after you satisfied with
the result then try one box of OLD DOCTOR BUCHANS
ENGLISH SPECIFIC PILIsS-and be restored to health
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Old and young take them with advantage. Dr. Bu-
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the worst of Nervousness, Impotency Premature
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JAMES s. BUTLER,
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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-07-21

A correspondent of the London Times writes
that the Russian government papers continue
favorable to the cause of the United States The
Noythera Post extols the clemency of Mr. john
son as manifested by his proclaiming an smnes-
ty, from which only fourteen classes of Oonfed-
crates are more or less inevitably excluded; and
the Inudlide is disposed to acknowledge the
soundness of the Monroe doctrine in general, and
the propriety ofits application to Mexico in par
ticular"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-07-21
OLIVER MCINTYRE,

From Sandusky county, is Farmer. He
was born on the 18th of January, 1902, in Otse-
20 county, New York, and removed to Ohio in
May, 1885, and settled in Townsend township,
Sandusky county.
He was united in marriage ON the 18th of
April, 1891, TO Miss Maria Tyler, of Otsego
county, New York; she died in January 1919.
He was again united in marriage on the 95th of
February, 1851, TO Mrs. Margaret J. Bement, of
Sandusky county, with whom he still lives.
He cast his first presidential vote for Andrew
jackson in 1923, and voted with the Democrat
ic party up to the time Fort Sumter was fired
upon, when he left the so.C called Democratic
party in disgust aud united his voice and intlu-
ence with the Union party, to which he still
most tenaciously adheres, aud in the faith OF
which he expects to live and die.
His P. 0. is Fremont.
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From Rev. w. %. ss,Esr.ea, Pastor of the 18th
Philsdelphis. peeen,per 2eth. Isea.

Msssrs. Jones Evans-Gentlemen:-I have been re-
Gently Xborng under the distressing effects of lndiges
ton ACCOMPANIED BY prostrstion Of the syste
Numerous remedies recommended by fIiends, aud
some Of them tested but without relief Your Hoof-
lands German BiteIs recommended by persons who
had tried them and whose favorable mention Of the Bit
tiers induced also TO try them must confess that
had aversion TO Patent Medicines from the thoussnd
and one crack BtteTs whose only Eeems to be to
PALM OFF sWeetened and drugged liquor upon the
nifty in q sly way; aud the tendency of which, fear ia
to make many confirmed drupssrd Upon learning
that yours resy medicinal preparation, took it
with happy effect Its action not only upon the stomach
but the nervous system was prompt and gratifying.
feel that have derived great and permanent benefit from
the use Of few bottles. Very respectfully yours,
w. d. SEiGFrIED,
No chama Stroat
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From the Hon. JACOB BROOM.

Gentlemen:-In reply 10 your inquiry to the effect
ptoduced bv the use Of Boohsnds German Bttere IN my
family have hesitation in saying that II has been
highly beneficial In instance of Dyspepais Of
thirteen years standug and which had become very dig
tressing the use of bottle gave decided relief
second eecting cure, and the third it has
rmed the cure for there has been symptoms of s
turn for the last years In my individual of it.
find 1t to uneqused tonic, and sincerely recon-
msnd its use to sufferers Yours, truly,
JACOB BROOM, 1901 Broom Street
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M CARRIED

In Bellevue, the 14th instant by Rev John Stafford
Capt. JAMES W. SMITH, Seth o. V. l., and Miss LIZ
ZIE, daughter Of ESooH HEAL, Esq, of Bellevue.
On the 18th inst at the residence of Anthony Beery
Esq, Upper Sandusky, by Rev. DR.. McCabe, of Della
ware, Ohio P. B. BERRY Esq, of the firm of Pardee
Bates l. Co, New York city, to Miss N. EMMA DlCKEY
of Mansfield. Ohio. No cards.
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JOHN j. KESSLER.,

Lately promoted to Major of the 49th o. v.
V. l., has sent in his resignation and been mus
tered out of the service. Major Kessler is about
to start for Santa Fee, New Mexico, to take
charge of the trading house of Stebbins and POr-
ter of Chicago. Success to him.
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w. i. KELLEY, nj. ID.

uAS opened an office in Birchard Block Dryfcot
Clothing Store; and respectfully tenders his pro-
fessOnal services to the citizens of FREMONT and al
the people surrounding Having spent two years and
half in The Army as SURGEON feels justified saving
that any of Surgery submitad to his care, will
ceiye proper attention Particular attention given tC
Chronic Diseases and the treatment of Children.
Residence, Main Street, nearly opposite the Episcopal
Church. Fremont, Dec. 80, 1854. ly
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GENTLEMAN Gu

GENTLEMAN cured of Nervons Debility, Pre-
n mature Decay, and effects OF youthful indscretiOn
will be happy to to furnish others with the of
cure GREE or oHARGE) This remedy is simple, safe
aud certain For full particulars, by return mail please
address, JOHN B. OGDEN,
June l6, 1865, 3mO go Nassau Street New York
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Wool Growers.

Ed. Fl. UNDERHILL, of Rice township, adver-
tises public Sheep Shearing to come off at his
farm about the 18th of June next, to which all
wool growers (with their wives) of the county
are invited See advertisement
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-07-21

From Julius Lee, Esq, firm OF Lee Il Walker, the
most extensive Music Publishers in the United States
No. 722 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
February IS, 1854.
Messrs Jones & Evans--Gentlemen.-My mother-in-
law has been greatly benefited by your Hoohands
German Bitters that concluded to try il myself find
it to be invaluable tonic, and unhesatngly recon-
mend it to all who suffering from Dyspepsia have
had that disease le most obstinate fornfstulence-
for many years. aud your Bters has given when
every thing else has failed. Yours, truly
JULIUS LEE.
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For Put-in-Bny.

On the Second of August next the Congrega-
ton of the German reformed Church propose
having a Boat Excursion to Put-iu-Bay. The
Steamer General Grant has been chartered fol
the trip. Tickets 81. See advertisement.
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New Harues. Shop,

j. W. RoPP. late of the Cumberland Army,
has come home and opered Harness and Sad
die Mandatory in Bucklands block, opposite
the Croghan House. He makes good work, call
on him.
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DYspepsia, Nervousness. and DebiIitr.

DIR. SFRICKLAND's TosIC.-We can recommend thoss
suffering with Loss of Apsite Indigestion Dyspepsia
NeTycusness, and Nervous Debility, to StTickland
Tonic. IL IN vegetable preparation, free from Alco-
holic liquors. itstrengthens the whole system
1t creates good apette and warranted to cure Dys
pepsia and Nervous Debility.
For Sale by Druggists generally at 81 per bottle Pre-
pared by Dr. a. Strickland, East Fourth Street, Cinon
natl, Ohio. July 20, 1s64.-ly
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Fremont Journal.
ISAAC NJ. KELLER, EDIroH AND PRorRrEroR
Local an0 NiscsIIaneous Matters.
:. NJ, PErTINCILL a. CO.,

No. 81 Park Roc Nc,o York, d. State-st, Boston,
ARE our authorized Agents for the FREMONT JOURNAL
in those ctea authorized to take Advertisements
and Subscriptions for at our LOWEST RATES
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Breathes there man with soul so dead, who
never to himself hath said, 81 will my county
paper take, both for my own and children S
sake?' II such there be let him repent, and
have this paper to him sent; twill do him good
in time to come, and he will thank the printer
some! Just SO.
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RingrnnhicnI sketches.

We have received from the author, Abraham
Stagg, Clerk of the Ohio Senate, alittle book en-
titled biographical sketches of the fifty sixth
Ohio House of Representatives" in which a
short sketch of each member is given. The
price of the book is fifty cents, and will be sent
to any address on receipt of price, by Mr.. Stagg
of Columbus. The following is the sketch Of
.,,,r Do, sentative.
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pOPILAR NsURANCE.

To show the great popularity of the Accident
Insurance Company, of Columbus, we append
list of policies issued at this agency, although
the agency was established but few weeks
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Extra Copies

Of the JOURNAL in wrappers, for mailing, can
always be had at our Office on Friday and Sat
urday. Price S cents each.
Send the JOURNAL to your friends and to the
soldiers
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AMERICAN REJOICING.


"The news from the United States last Mon
day caused unusual rejoicings on the part of
our American friends, several of whom trans
gressed the police edict by hOisting the Stars and
Stripes Numbers people, including native
gentlemen, went to congratulate the Hon. Mr..
Kirk and festive safutes and celebrations were
the order of the day About noon the inhabi-
tants were aroused by discharge of cannon,
which caused much excitement on the Mole,
crowds running in expectation of news from
Paraguay But 1T was the American vessel
Kate Sergeant, which fired a salute of u guns
aud ran mp the time time -honored flag of the
Stars and Stripes.
Argentines seemed as much rejoiced as Amer
leans at the extinction Ofthe great rebellion and
burst forth into ALMOST extravagant ebHllitions
of 10Y at the triumph of the Great Republic
The Tribune which has always evinced great
admiration for the United States and adherence
of slavery Except in Brazil came out yester-
day with quite Yankee heading in large cap
tails and sensation paragraphs. To the hOnol
of Buenos Ayres the press unanimously express.
ed its satisfaction at the ternnatiOn of this dis
| astrous war, WHICH threatened to ruin the finest
country in the world
The Colon opera-house was yesterday decked
| ont in full gala, the Stars and Stripes indica-
| ting the cause of such demonstrations. A grand
performance was to come off last night in express
| compliment TO the American residents aud theil
diplomatic representatives in Buenos Ayres.
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WINNERS: wHIsKERs /.

Do you want Whiskers or Moustaches
Our Grecan Compound will force them to grow on ths
smOothest face chin, hair bald heads In Si1
Weeks Price, Sl.O0. Sent by mail anywhere closely
sealed, on receipt of price Address,
WARNER & co, Box I3S,
VI BroOklVn
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NERVOUS DEBILITY, SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
Ere, Can be Cured by who has really cured himself
and hundreds of Others and will tell you nothing but the
TRUTH. Address with stamp,
EDWARD q. TRAVER,
March 8, 1865. 1y Lock Box, BosroS, Mass.