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Special Notices. Health I Health I Uso Old Dr. Dollonbaiigh's Celebrated GERMAN IMPHOVKD Pills, Soft CHd, Anli-miint Unr and warranted purely Tegetabl. Thd bast Family nil now bforth public Met 24 Otnti per Dr. Ow.tii!iAiTO, Cleveland, Proprietor, ForS.leby O.K.

TCTU.OCH,fmt. Fremont, April 20th, 1M0. lyl. Mothers, Read This. Tk.

i li an extract from a letter written by th pastor of Baptist Clmrch, to th "Jonm! and gr." Cincinnati, Ohio, and up! volume. In furor of thaiera-rld-renowned medldna-Miw. Wimof i Boom-liro 8to ro Cirit.Bo.iw TwrnimO! We to an advertisement In yonr eolnmnt of Mr. Win. Soothing Syrup.

Now never Mid word In fa-tor of a patent medicine before In onr llf. but wo feel compelled ta Mr to jour reader that this I no bumbng wa mar rnno it, ai it to all it ciiim. It li probably on of tho moat successful medicine of th day, because II on of th belt. And thoaa of jronr readers wb hurt babies can't do bolter then to lay In upply." 40 Tl 8M advertisement of Prof. I.

In another column. dtyl. Miller'l Hair Invlgorator Read th. advertisement respecting "Dr. Dcland Antl-Rhaumatl Band," In another column.

According to the report of tho. who haro tried lt-nd who haw been red of tht most rlolent attaeht of Rhenmatlim by It- there li no remedr extant equal to this In case of rthen-mitltm and hevliy no reason to doubt the statement we hare heard In faror or the we enniiaur mcnd lu ate to thoae who are afflicted with thii dlMsse, Be mre and read the advertisement most carefully. FREMONT PRICE CURRENT. CORRECTED WEEKLY. irar.1T.

ner bushel Red to: 3a ...30 1 08 on Floor, per Coax, perbuKhel, Conx, In the Kr Rr, per buahel Oats, per bushel Hotter, per pound Knaa, per doaen Chimi, per pound Druskitd Hons, per hundred per 8alt, per barrel Fine, Coarae, 2,00 Hints, per pound Fi.ax Sbeo, per bunhel 10 a 1.M TlKOTRY Sbrd, ..........1.25 Clotrr Seid, perbuthel ..............3,60 Hint, Smoked, per pound 08 SnotrMiRta, Brari, per buthel Ma78 Pot atom, 20 ArLRs, Green, per buihel 37to 60 Do. i)rled, Ot76 Praorro, pared, per pound 12 Brrswaz, per 26 Orioxs, 26 Chiorxrr, Lire, per lb 3X Do. Dretted, per pound 6 Toairrt, Lire, per lb 4 Do. Dretted, per 6 WOOL, per pound 20 a 80 DIED, In till" place on the 23d In.t., JOHN MILTON, ton Jour and hart K. flaooiirr, aged 10 monttit.

In Townarnd tnwnthlp, Sent. 13th, MARY, wife of Hi RAM llAWRixe, aged 47 Team, I month, 28 daya. Federal Prisoners at Richmond. A correspondent of the Buffalo Com mercial gives soma interesting particulars id reference to Ilia Federal prisoners now confined at Richmond. Ho derived his in formation from tho statements of the three who recontlv escaped Cnpt.

Hurd, and Lieut. Murphey and Ray nor aed who with much difficulty and stifforing made their way to Washington. Wo copy the following paragraphs from his communica tion: The condition of the prisoners in Richmond as stated by Capt. Hurd is briefly this. There are 1 700 of them conflnod in five largo tobacco factories.

They are supplied with sufficient rntions of broad and moat only no vegetables. No tea, no coffee, and no blankets or bodding of any kind nro allowed them. Such as have money tire at liberty to get materials for comforters and bed quills and to purchase such articles of food as they please. Since tho Hnttoras Inlet affair, all privileges of leaving the prisons, under guard, on parole, fec, have been withdrawn, and no one is permitted to leave tho buildings, buy a newspaper, or Rend out any letter, unless inspected. Tho treatment is becoming constantly more rigid.

Tho healib of our prisoners is much better than that of tho Southern troops. Tho climate appears to agree with them, and almost all of our wounded men and officers are out of bod and able to get around. Col. Corcoran was perfectly well, and never was wounded. 1 he condition of tho building in which Capt.

Hurd was confined disgusting. It is three story building the upper one occupied by privates, who, having no change of clothing, are of neces sity very filthy; the second by 70 officers gentlemen many of them wealthy. The vermin which crawl upon the men in the upper story fall through loose flooring upon theso officers. In this connection I will state that I was informed bv lady in Washington that Mrs. Rick ts, wife of Capt Ricketts of the U.

S. Ar tillery, taken prisoner at Bull's Run, a mem ber of the Lawrence family, refined and lady-like, is compelled, in order to be near her wounded husband, to stay in the same room whore five wounded officers lie in their beds, and is not even allowed to retire times when, if her love for her husband did not outweigh her modest inclinations, she would certainly be out of the way. "May God visit such brutality with proper chastisement," will be the prayer of all brothers and sisters of Mrs. Ricketts. she is to have her reward; for her husband will save bis leg and assume active command some day and for this he is indebted to the devotion of his faithful wife.

I will close this by saying that our three friends arrived in Washington, ragged, barefooted, sore and penniless, ttnd left it funds, well clothed and smartly uniformed, for the War Departmout paid them all and ticketed them home to families. It may be interesting to Masons to state that Lieutenant Raynor, upon discovering himself to be a Mason at Manassas, tolj that the South had seceded from Masonry, although he wns afterwards supplied )viib ice, and his wound attended to by Houtuern brother "as sucb. Come to the Fair next Week. The Washington correspondent of New York Post, in speaking of the naval expedition along the coast, says: "Do be surprised if you hear shortly of three rebel cities being laid in ashes." A Chicago lady, few days ago, while titling io a chair, broke bor bip bono in fit of coughing, and in two days after, another fit of the same kind, finished business and broke her nock. CoTTiir Beiastworu.

At one of recent balls at Sarataga, a stray aeoessiouess from the "sunny South" mingled in th voluptuous waits wearing secession flag on bar breast with the significant motto, "Shall we not protect our cotton In case the rebel right was admitted. Fremont Journal. Fremont Journal. Local and Miscellaneous Matters. Mail Arrangements.

At the Fremont Poaeomco, the mailt will eloae (lolne Eaet and South, at 110 A.M. Went and North, at 6 00 r.ll. Flndlay.at T.80 Mail Arrangements. April 15, 1861. H.

R. SHOMO. Postmaster. HON. DAVID TOD, HON.

HORACE MAYNARD, Will address the people at Fremont, On Thursday next, October 3d. MUSTER ROLL, of Of Capt. 3. K. Bnrtlott'n CoinpHiiy, 4'Jtli Reg iment, O.

Vi 8. coininnrnled ly Col. VTm. H. Gibson! U.

I.AUTI.KTT, Int. I-iKUT. M. K. TYLKH, 2nd.

Litter. T. WILCOX. Orderly Serjregnt Joim J. KitKni.F.it, 2d.

I. O. ToTtkh, 3d. Ch' W. EnoLAn, I'.

Lac-ohms, 5th. Myrox Swrst, lt Corpornl. Jamfs MArwrLL, Sd. Kdwim HArr, 3d. Kli Lrttmak, 4th.

W. H. H. Wadswortii, 5th. D.

J. Wilson, 6th. W. WniTAitKR, 7th. J.

W. Hrsaon, 8th. Isaiaii TunitY. Secretary. La Q.

FiirrciiKR. Fifer. Tho. P. Tottkn, Drummer Jamf Teamater.

J. M. Deskison. rRIVATKfl. .1 Anderson, Markwnlter, (4po Meant, Armtnng, Ash.

Miller, AdclHperger, Lewis Baker, Lewis Micliaul, 8 McAfee, McSorley, John Maxwell, A Nash, Palmer, Pnrrish, II Phillips, Towell, 8 Porter, Ragan, Ramsey, Heed, Roiling, Rodgers, 3 Rollins, Russell, Richards, Geo Skinner, Stocking, Stull, A Swoct, Dan Sweet, Bhutto, Stoner, Smith, Joseph Stoner, Fred Smith, Joseph Swartzmillcr, Terry, White, Ycncor, Yenccr. A Bulton, Gaa Bocsch, Harbor, (1 Bearss, Bori), 8 Bon, Burdue, Bakor, Win II Blanchard, Campbell, EH Chaney, Thos Clark, Geo Dav'iR, A Dodge, Diirfee, Dymond, Flnugher, Frank, John Frees, Foster, Gallagher, Geo Gtirst, Haskins, Jos HunUingor, Sr, Hcberling, Oscar June, JacoftHoii, Kintz, Laughlin, Marsh, Main, Letter from Midshipman S. L. Wilson. NEWPORT, R.

Sept. 21, 1861. Ma, Kkfi.fb I left Fremont on tho morning of tho Kith, and after a pleasant ride of 27 hours arrived in Washington. I called ntthe department of the Secretary of the Navy, had my papers changed. The chief clerk informed mo had notified Hon.

John Carey that I should re port myself at Newport; liad I received this no tice, it would have saved me $13, m. expenses to Washington. I left Wa 6 o'clock n. 18th, nrnved at NewL 19th, and reported myself for cxantinati 20th. I passed both Boards with cred tho Secretary of the Academy.

I wa: one examined and will be this year fi roll, and will try and keep first. The Third Class came otrot ship Uoastitutinn to-day, and arc quartered at the Atlantic House, a very large hotel chartered by the United Stotes for tho Naval Academy. Our, the Fourth Class, go on board the ship Constitution on Tuesday, Sept. 24th, to remain one year when we will be placed on land! So far, Ohio has the largest number of Mid sltipmen in the Fourth Class. All are not here yet, they will keep coming until Sept.

30th, which time the examination closes. Address letters and papers, nvcling In sni si iJJho said -flie Jt on SAMUEL L. WILSON. Acting Midshipman on board Ship Constitution, NEWPORT, R. I.

is We understand, from F. W. Miessc, that there will be a Union Balloon raised on tho second day of the Fair, bearing the Stars and Stripes, to be 40 feet in length and 75 feet in circttm ferencc. A of twenty nieces, from Elvria. for 8th regiment, now in Western Virginia, went Camp Brown, where they will remain for a week or ten days.

Judging from their fine performance at the Depot, the 8th has secured a did band. flam Dealer. Election Day, Tuesday, Oct. 8th. at the in IOUNO POLKS UONCERT.

Ihe D1USIC class numbering about 150 young lads misses under the instruction of J. E. Kane, will give a grand concert at Buckeye this (Friday) Evening, to commence precise ly at 7J clock. Seo programme. Dkploradlk Accidkkt.

A telegraph spatch from Gibson's regiment in Kentucky, states that Thomas Tottrx, a son of Capt. Tot- ton, was accidently shot on Tuesday last, was lying in a very critical situation. His ther started to see him on Wednesday host S. A. Bembnt of Fosioria, is recruiting company in that village for tho 55th Regi ment.

He took a squad of 51 first men to camp at Norwalk Wednesday night. II. D. Kino have removed store to Buckland's NEW Block, and opening splendid new stock of goods. Come to the Fair next Week.

was a the not a io the the this As the ruaine election returns oome the Union victory turns out to be more overwhelming than was at first posea. ine oenato is wholly Union, bracing 'id republicans and 5 Union oorats. Id the House there are 105 on I iiunus, uuiuii auu oecession jjem- ocrats. The vote for Governor, nearly complete stands: Washburne (Rep.) 883; Jameson i union jjera) (Secession) 16,739. It is said that the civil war is giving most remarkable and unexpected stimulous to the overland emigration to California and The plains are swarming witn earavans of emigrants from Missouri, Tennessee and Kentucky, all destined 111.

RUIIIU DOaHl, The Washington correspondent 0f Cincinnati fyacetMaays: I am assured a member of Gen. MoClellan's staff, likely to know, that be has tiado no order, General or special, for the return of slaves, le won't show bis bead till the necessity demands, There is a question of adding tobacco soldier's rations. KoClelUn favors TENTH ANNUAL FAIR, OF THE Sandusky Co. Agricultural Society, Will be held at Fremont, on Will be held at Fremont, on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, The 2d. 3d 2nd 4th days of October, 1861.

PEOPLE OF 8ANDUSKV COUNTY, 9" If you have any Bno Cattle, gT If you have any fat or fancy bwino, fT If yon have any good Sheep, JHT If yon have any "brag" Horses, BRING THEM TO THE FAIR. JfJT Have you any mammoth Pumpkins, tlT Have vou any large Squashes, tlT Havo you any luscious Melons, t3T. Have you any rncnly Potatoes, ST Have you any fine Cabbage, IF SO, EXHIBIT THEM. grST Whoever has large Apples, jtZT Whoever has fine Pears, t3T Whoever has luscious Grapes, Whoever has Peaches, Whoever has good Plums, LET US SEE THEM. Let tho carriago-maker send his Cnrringo, Letihesboomakcr scud his Boots and Shoes, Let the cabinet-maker send his Furniture, Let the blacksmith send his Iron-work, Let every mi'clintiic present his work, TO THE FAIR, Bring your Farming Tools, Bring your labor-saving Machinery, Bring your Sowing Machines, THEY WILL ALL BE EXAMINED.

If you have any pretty Pictures bring them Chickens, canary birds, turkeys, ducks, parsnips, cucumbers, fruits, cows, calves, and kitchen concerns, cutting-boxes, maple and sorg- hum sugar and syrup, quilts, blankets, preserves, pickets, domestic wines, canned fruits, bread, butter, cheese, corn, wheat, oats, rye, seeds, home-mado cloth, carpets, necdlo-work, cm- broidery, pretty babies, nnd any thing else to attract, amuse, satisfy and instruct to the utmost extent EVERYBODY AND HIS WIFE, Send them to the Fair, 3T" And bo sure you go with them, jgtf Five New Iron Frigates for England. he at the the The London Timet states that at the close of tho session the Admiralty got a snug vote 2,500,000 for new iron frigates, which in round numbers, is just the price of five of thoso cosily vossols, according to the new scale of dimensions on which tbey are in future to bo built. Having cot the money, the authorities issued their plans, and called upon the leading firms for tend ers. These tenders were duly sent in to Somerset bouse on tho 31st of August, and on the Sd of September it wns notifiod to Mr. Mare of Millwall, Mr.

Laird of Birken- hoad, and to the Thames Iron Works, where the Warrior was built, that, their offers were accepted, nnd that tbey were to commence the construction of the vessels forthwith. Troops for Canada. at It has been asserted in some quarters that the reports stating that troops are to bo sent out to Canada this full wero fabrications. The following announcement of the movements of troops by the British Army and Navy Gazette, may be regarded as reliable: "Her Majesty's Government has determin ed to make, an important increase in tbo strength of our military force in North America, and three regiments of mlantry are about to bo placed under immediate orders Canada. will They probably embark in tbo Great Eastern before tho mid of September.

It is very likely that the to three old and thoroughly ethciont battalions will be chosen. Whatever may be tho ef fect in some quarters of the announcement we now make, we have littlo doubt that tho public generally will recognize this step as an act of wiso precaution on tho part of thoso responsible for tho dignity and integrity of the Empire." Why Was It? The question most frequently asked on our streets is "Whv was it that Col. Mul ligan and his brave Irishmen wero left Lexington with barely 3,500 men to with and de and fa a rate their are in, even sup- stand the onslaught of tho 15,000 rebels led by Price! We do not undertake to give all the reasons for tbo situation, but wo aro infored on the best authority that the case admits of, that it was Gen. Fremont's plan to let Price work his way up to Lexington unmolested, and then send a heavy column out from Jefferson City to Scdalia, to march upon bis rear, while uen. rope army should move simultaneously from tho north, and surround and capture, or destroy, tbo whole rebel force.

Un Saturday last iron. Fremont received a pcremtory order from Washington for five regiments of well armed and diciplined troops. This order was promptly filled, not with the worst but the very best regiments within reach. The raw troops at Benton barracks, who never had musket in their hands until they went to St. Louis, could not of course dispatched to Washington or Sedalia.

This, we assume, accounts in some measure for the interruption of Gen. Fremont's plan to send column overland to attack Price in tbo rear. His only recourse was to send reinforcements to Col. Mulligan, water, and run the risk of tho land batteries planted by the rebels at Glasgow and elsewhere to command the channel. Chicago Tribunt.

An Incredible Report. Frankfort, Sept. 23. Full and authentic details of tho fight at Bnrboursville, on the 12th inst havo been received. Twenty-one Union Home Guards fought Zollicoffer's forces of tbreo thousand three hundred men, at the bridgo near IWboiiM-ville, and twice repulsed them, killing Cot.

Rnins, ono captain, one lieutenant, and thirty-two privates, and wounding sixteen. None of the Home Guards were killed two were badly woundod. Zollicoflbr's forces, after being repulsed, flunked the Guard, and look and destroyed tho greater part of the town. It was a desporato fight, and although this report seems hardly creditable, It is trite. Humphrey Marshall is at tho head of a Urrrn fitrnfk in fleAti fntmtv mifl fenra am entertained for the safoly of this place.

Gen. Sherman is at Elizabothtotvn, and Duckncr at Green river bridge. Regiment of Lancers. It was announced some, days sinco thai a prominent Canadian was about to raise Kegimcnt of Lancers, 1,000 strong, for service in the federal army. Wo now learn that the effort is under way, with a fair prospect of enrly success.

This ia tho only body of the kind authorized by the government, and will bo under tho com mand of Uol. Kankin, whose head quarters nro at Detroit. A recruiting officii ia oixin at Cleveland. The pay of volunteers is from 13 to $26 per month and 1100 bounty. Men who furnish their own horses will bo allowed 40 cents a day for their use, and $8 per month for forage.

Tho equipments and uniform will ho of a novel character sud entirely different from any other regiment in the army. ST. LOUIS. Sept. 24.

Tho afternoon dispatches that the Cabinet aro disposed to hold Gen. Fremont responsible for the surrender of Lexington aro untrue. If transportation facilities had been furnished, as the General requested, re-enforcements would have been there, nnd the surrender would not have taken place. British Troops for Canada. The European Timet censures tho send ing of troops to Canada as uncalled for, and as a menace to this Government.

It says: "The first shipment of troops to tho Western shores of the Atlantic was unnecessary and uncalled for, but this last announced supplement is grossly insulting, And will so regarded. St. Louis Gunboats. Seven gunboats of formidable character are being constructed at St. Louis.

Ihey are to be mounted with nine large guns encli, carrying balls nine inches in diameter. The bonts aro being built under tho super vision of Captain Edwards, at a cost $90,000 each, and are to be ready for scr-vico by the 20th of October. The N. Y. Tribune says by tho rebellion not less than two hundred millions Southern indebtedness to that city was blotted out as in a night, arid the prospect of its revival is so remote and dubuious that it can hardly bo considered possible.

Several officers of Garibaldi's army havo arrived, the most prominent of whom is Ma jor Brauonswein, Garibaldi late Adjutant. Ho is authorized to offer our Government over 2,000 veteran Italian soldiers nnd their officers. The Louisville Journal bails the action tho Legislature in ordering tho Confeder ates out of tho Stato and authorizing Oon Anderson to tako the defence of tbo State in hand, thus: Well, thank God, we at last havo woijrli cd anchor, and set out for thohnven of safe ty nnd honor. Now, let all possible sail spread, nnd the noblo ship of stnto bo driv en into tho lines of her insolent foe with whole might of the valor and devotion her true men. Gen.

Washington on Arrests for Treason. be by At the lime of tho Revolutionary War General George Washington wrote to Gov. Trumbull, of Connecticut, in tbo following words. Mis language has been supposed by some to bo capable of a modern applica tion "Would it not be prudent to seize those lories who have been, are, and we know will be active against ust Why should persons who aro preying upon the vitals of their country be sunered to stalk about while wo know tbey will do us every mis chief in their power! A number of rebel soldiers receutly fled in an open'boat from Sowell's Point, reaching the fleet near fortress Monroe in safety. They wero tired of starvation and no pay, Three of the gunboats building at Mound City, on the Ohio, near Cairo, and intend ed for operations on the Western rivers, are nearly completed.

They have been named respectively George B. McCJellan, N. P. Banks nnd Joo Holt, the latter name being chosen bv the workmen. Ono will be ready for launching on the 25th And the other two on the 6th of October, according to contract.

Troops have arrived iu our city from In diana and Ohio. To Indiana and Ohio we return our thanks. Thoy aro friends in need. Louisville Journal 21st. The Loudon correspondent of tho New York Commercial Advertiser says: Of one thing you may be certain, namely, that all the reports and assertions put forth either in Northern or Southern journals, about any intention on the part of England to attempt to break the blockade or to rec ognize the Southern Confederacy tn order to get the cotton crop ts sheer nonsense.

The Mississippi Steamers and 120 Barges. a for the by most to The Evansville Journal says: The expected fleet of stoaraert and barges passed down yesterday. Tbey lay at our wharf several hours awaiting orders from headquarters. The news from Paducah induced: the commander of the fleet to pass that point until further news from there. He was, however, commanded to proceed.

The fleet consisted of thirteen steamers and one hundred and twenty barges. The flag steamer of the fleet the N. Y. Thomas bad on board company of Cincinnati Home Guard, acting as un escort. A large crowd assembled on the lev6e to witness the departure of the steamers.

Garibaldi says that European affairs will not permit bis visiting ibis country, and on no account will he take np arm for the North until tho latter unequivocally places itself on so anti-slavery platform. The Fair Com iMBves Wednesday. The National Loan. Tho N. Y.Timos states, lit tle doubt that tho second $50,000,000 of tbo national loan will promptly guarranteed by the banks of New York, Philadelphia, aod Boston.

Thore is the most, perfect confidence and harmony between the banks and the Treasury department. OWNER WANTED. BROKE INTO the neloaurofthauk- aeriber a few data tluee a two rear old SHULiIm Ha la ft pal red or near a auouat color; white iu both both bind leta white below the knees gaol bra la. The owner ia notinod to eiainl property, pay ohargea and take the animal away, Clyue, Sept. leal.

1. r. OWKK. Attachment Notice. ARCHIBALD RICK, aaalaat 1.

B. BLl.VN. Befor A. R. forirtltoa, Juatie of th P.ae of Woodvtlit towaahip.

Maauaaa-y Comity, Obia. th td dar of September. A D. IM1. aald Juttlae V.J sued aa Order Attachment la th ahov action for th turn of On bandied anil four Itoilara.

(flOa) ARCHIBALD RICE. woodriii, September isoi. wen Ayer's Sarsaparilla, I a be of of of be the of STOVES STOVES A II 10 Now Stovo Storo CHARLES THOMPSON. I AM enmtantlv reciting the I.ATKST and BF.ST pet terna of COOK A ND PA I OR STO VKS, Which I am telling at prlcet (to LOW to defy all com pell'lnn. An endl'-M rnrtelj- of TINWARE, Made br eiperleneed workmen and warranted to be a So.

1 Alttch', Rltffljra on Iwnil. Dave-Trough Spouting, On hand and nindu to order out of the Terr be.t Tin plat. TIN HOOF1NU, and all kin.lt of dim. Willi realm ami lr.ritrh, and warrantee to pleti every Inmance. hAllri.

1.1 CHI'I KR, llRASd, and Irontnken in eachange for Tluwhre, Do n't miitalt tht place. CHAS. THOMPSON. Oppotltc the Itnnliing llnmie of nirrhar.1, Miller: Wltao. Fremont, April 6, ISfil.

lail Petition to luict Title to Land. Unodiulcif Court Ommon SAMl'KI. 11 A Kit, riaintiir, airatntHt, 1 OanraM, r.Rii.r KRovrn, I.RtTKR Al.nnicR, f.n,l Carolirr Ai.naicil, Dtfemlnn. THE anhl Letter Ahlrli-h aod Caroline Aldrlrh nf tiaet-ner, In the county of (irtmriv, In the State of lllinoit, will tnke notk-e, that inmnel linker, of the county of San-diiitr, In the State llhlo, did, on the twentr-clghth day of Anttu.t, A. II.

eluhtefen honored tnd eiaty-one die hit petition In the tNtnrt of Common Plena within and for tho county of Snndn.ky, In State of Ohio, anln.t the Raid Manaaach Ororer. Rmily flrorer, I-ater Aldrich and Caroline Aldrleh, d-ft-mlante, praying Conrt to decree to the ilonel Reker title to the fol lowing deerribed Rcnl Rttatc, in the town. hip reen Creek, in the ennntr of Hamluxkv. in the State Ohio, aod deecrllied aa foliowt, to wit: It betnfr onc'tentn part or nlnelvnre acret or land on me coat tide ol tlio nnrrnenT quarter ol tectlon num ber twenty-one, In town.htp number four, mnge number MtTcen. ai.o, me one-tontn part ni twelve arret ol lano off of the north end of the eatt half of the tooth.

eatt oarterof enld Nectinn nnmher twenty-one, in anidtnwn-hip number four, ranire number tlxtocn. known aa the estate nf Abner Aldrich, deeeneed. And the Maid Manaaach Grover. Fmlly flrorer. Letter Aioru-li anil Caroline Aldrich.

are herehv notllti-o that they are required to appear and answer anid netilino on or before the third Saturday after the eleventh iff October next. SAMl'KI. nAKR, Br W. II. Rbtjoldb.

hit Attnrnor. Aucust'iS, 1801. llowfl rr.fee$fl,03 TAX NOTICE. WILSON M. BTAnK, Treasurer nfSandusky County, 00 nereliy certtry the loilowloff to he a correct statement of the levies for anid countr for the rear 1S61.

showlnK the nmnlmr of Hnti levied on orery one hundred dollara taxable valuation: 1 1 x- V. ta 2 ai i si i 1 1 88S5RSSSS88RSS88S. JI9 gg.Sgggg?,ggSSg?gir enuoAa) A)nnoQ Ajau(jni Xtnno oXpiae ilPlloa "Jinipai nopini dpisumox -otnoii 1001(0, dqsaan, is 'sevodjoj dinsnaox Q1 Xafv aouiModjoo i p'a 'SS'S'aSSS'aSSs'sisfeES nnoj, 'evetVebboeebetabbi 1 --I-oH I --fit g- I 8 Tn eonaenuence of the nickneM of the Treanuror hla fice will not be opened for the collection of Uxea ant.it the 16th dar of October. 1RA1. No money but Gold Silver and the apecle paying Banka of Ohio will be received by me, and all taxei due on the flint inatatlment, must lie paid on or before the 20th day of December.

1801. w. 3i. Aitiri, Treasurer. Fremont, September 18.

ISni. 3Tw4 GUNSMITH SHOP. The auhacrlber announces to the public that haa opened GUNSMITH SHOP on the East Side of River, near Capt. Thompson 'a, where he will be ready wont loraii wno may can upon mm. i win ttino hand NEW GUNS, and will sell them very CHEAP.

Call and judge for yonraelvea. JACOB ST KOHL. irmont, August isoi omo I RC NOTICE Sandusky County, O- Common Pleas Court. KLORA ANN SHOR' Plalntitf. 1 versus.

SAMUEL SHORT, Defendant. The aaid Samuel Short will notice that the Flora Ann Short, of SandnHkr county. Ohio, did on 24th day of July 1881, ale her petition In the Court Com mo Plea within and for naii county of Sandusky, Ohio, against the said Samuel Short, defendants, eharg nig me uin uiMenaan wnn wiuui aimenco ior more throe years last past, and praying the aaid Conrt FOR VUKI'K! and that the dofendant ta required to answer said petition on or before the third Saturday after the day of September next. FLORA ANN SHORT, j. m.

isEMHoxa ner Attorney, July 24, 1861. 30w pr fee (3,25 EGilL NOTICE. JiA In the Court of Common Pleas of Sandusky conn xr. anu mate oi unio. William H.

Lee. Justin A. Bliss. Orlando P. l)orman, George D.

Pitkin, and Gordon McTaggart, partner me nnnname oi iiuamn. iee a. riainuus, Q. Haatlngs, and Ogden D. Griswold, partners by rtnn name oi Hastings unsworn, verenaama.

Theabovo nnmed K. O. lUtinr and Otr len D.Grls- wold, non-roaideutaof the State of Ohio, ana reaidins-in the SUteof Connecticut, are hereby notihed that on twelfth oay or rfuiy, a. hundred and sixty-one, the above named DlatntiHs flledaiMtitlon io the Court of Common Pleas, against them, asking judgment against them for the sum of six bundled and twenty-six dollars and thirty-tour cents, and interest there on from the twenty-second day of June, eighteen bnft- dred and sixty-one; neing tne amount due on a prommls-sorr note given by defendanta to plaintiffs for that dated dated Octobor twenty-second, eighteen hundred and sixty, payable to the order of William H. Lee it VlUllk mtfUlllei BIWl uniito.

That an attachment haa been Issued1, served and return ed again the goods, chatties, rights, money credits anu enecia oi naiu neiennanu. And the said defendanta are further notified, that less they demur or answer to said netltion on or the twelfth day of October next, the same will be taken confessed, and judgment entered accordingly, on the teen in oay of ooxoner, eigniet-n hundred and sixty-one, aaid Court, at which time said petition will be heard. lILtl AH It. Lfc-E tk By Buekland F.verett, their Attorneys. July 31,1861.

30w7 pr fee $7,2 A Fremont Nursery. PRICES REDUCED. aT rw THE PROPRIETOR of IU 4W FREMONT NURSERY i im offers for aale the coming season a very fine Of Fruit and Ornamental Trees which have been grown by himself vita great oar. PRIOB8. Apple trees, ft to 8 feet high, f2 per doaen.

A pole tree, ft to 8 feet hiirh. S16 ner han4red. Other fruit trees, shrubbery, tutn at correspond! aeon i-ur a catalogue. VAI rreinwat, Jane 8, lHtW.ilf, Flouring Mill. nollernvllle, Sandusky Countf.

TUK anbacriher would respectfully Inform the that ha haa put thU aoill In Up top ranniof aod ta prepared to GRIND USTOtf WORK lath vary BEST STYLE. 7 Prfot eatufaetlon WARRANTED. Zath and Seasoned Lumber, Constantly aa hand. Bills fled to order aad an notion a reaaeaabi rate. J.

O. KINO. ltolleravill, Juaa la, ldL fsaaj NOTICE TO TEACI1ER3. Tk Boatrdl ol Scltool Kxantlner OF Saadusky Couaty will meet at Ui. akua Hon, ia PV.ss.et, aa Salarday, Aopaat flat, atl -eVaek p.

aad thereaf tar every HaMieaar till tartnar noUea. aaca pen-al, and av with th tl, Each aandidat muni some provided with paper loaro a tetter n. vi.anaH, V. lifV I I. BUUHNitLL, ranaant.Aaf.la.lt.l.

nf of of and he the to aald the of man DI- the 6th by the the aaid sum. un as four by It pricea. public ordar. short Hehoai and nlon. For Hit Bpttdy and Ptmutnent (Street Sminmt WenkntM, Jtoehtrnal and Drvrnal EmUstnmt, A'trvov and General DtbiUty, Impotence, and all tHeeam arising frtm Solitary Mabits or Extwive Indulgence.

TBCIIC tee Uxwtaadl ef Toon atwa, a well at Mm AOKP and Olo Mrr, wh. art mff.rlnt; son. sxual from th. absva diseases. Mear, perhaps, sr.

as, aware ef abelr ere. waililiea, or whoa eerutaaei is really aftf. For lbs ea.dt of tach, w. b.rswlih flT. a few ef Ui.

nest oaiaioa srmptoaii, eit i R-snAosss 0 A Boa aad tni, Toes so IA. AW and tHovo of Hie At, Horn aad befor. tk. ATres, rakeuuhea of IA Atawl, e-r-rto, Aoai muk. Confusion of irfu.

I uissiisa of Spiriu. Atesraeta Io Oorvtr. Sttf-Dimit, rteiiiiih. Mr. Far task aad all et th.

aanvs syaapt.au Uiet remcdl Irs wlU fosaa a Ssm- In 11.1m reaMdUl embrace tires pr.tcrlpti.nt: A set et rokll, a bet of Atovoas rente FilU, aad a k.R of ViriU ftmle Pills, all ef which nav Important to perform, aad shoold k. nsed toeth.r la r.ry etas. Their soporiorllr vsr ethsr RtedM of ireataieat star bt briefly ataetd as fellows, vis -Tbey dial lelsh the vteleweeef t.Ral Melt.tseat. They Imaeillauly wrest ftoetarbel aad dleraal aeT Thy r.m.v. local weakness, anslaf the r(Ri assume their aateral ton.

aad vieor, sT Thoy stisattboa th. cooUtloe ky evereotalaf fv-tts dobillly and roaoral weakness. mr Th.y th spirit, whleh an ntnally dtprmtl. by siDelllnf all lsftiff causes front ths ijet.ni. aTOy their levltoratlef properties they ratter la patlpat to hts nstaral Esalth and trlcor ef manhood, sNT Thoy an whsa all eth.r ateaas hav.

failed. S)- Th-y eoatala no Hrtmy, no OsWwei, ar aaytkiaf that can In any aveat prov. ATsT They ar. Msy aad plsaaaat aed will net inserters with th. patisnt's usual burtasa, or pleasara.

ar Thoy eaa be sd withoat aatpMea, kaowWdf. ef vsn a roout-aoat. That thai may en withl the reach of all. we bar tied th price of th. PosKto at SI per bos, aad lb.

ISUs at Ml oomu per boa each. Ia erderlnt by Bail, ia addltioa le tk prlee, tw.lv eau la Maaapt should iaslMcd for rsbnra LADIES la want ef a safe aad effort sal remedy for frrtqnlarilioM, Supprottion ef tke Afenets, or any dlooass peculiar to their sea, should nee I)R. Oatbi Pbhslr Monthlt Pill. Price, by saalt, SI and one staatp. CaOTtOR.

Thass Pills should not b. sed durtne pryiMsacp, a asAeeniriafe trill th onseqnenoe. LAIIIKS who. from lll-health. doforatitr.

or any other human and reasonable cause, deem it Beeet-ary to avoid an inoreaa. ef family, an do so without inoar-rins; daaeer to health or oastltutioa by th us of AT. La Craux't rrenc Pmentxoi Poteuors. Prlos, by ataH, St aad VTh's Si'wdert see only tbtahud by addretliaf th Oensral Aesnts, a. below.

Send tor Or. Oitrs'i cMeaat AMical ftoattet sat Sanal Xhasasat. Prior Tea CRRTl. Address, B. O.

RULI.En Ot.traJ Atwnta. LeeMrrtue, Xy. Rohl in Kremont, bv 0. R. M.

aod S. BUCK-LAND; In Clyde, by' W. J. MILLER CO. (fob.

Kyi February 15, 1S01. 6i I OHIO COLLEGE OP TRADE. 170. 172 In in mil Ntreieif. TOLEDO, OHIO.

TMsCollorels deslu-ned Ui afford a THOROUGH COM MERCIAL KDUCATION, andbrin Yonoir Men Into an acquaintance with a knowledge of the Practical Details of llusloesN, aa well aa Connting House Outlet. For further particulars, addrett, ORKOORY. Prea't, sept, loui. ooyl tolbdo, o. QALE OF REAL ESTATE BY OR- 0 fRR OP COURT.

In purpTOftnc of no anler of Pro-hn1 Court of Sandunkj County, Ohio, made on the utirta Wonth dny of Antit. elfrhteQ hundred nd nixtj-nno, the nndemignrd will on the 28th day of September, A. D. 1861r at 'i O'clock in tho afternoon, at the door of the Conrt Hour tn Snndu-ky County, Ohio, ofTr at public tale the following denci-ibed real eittAte nil tin tc in Raid The north part of the north-enat quarter of the South' went quarter of aerllou number two. tn town shin number live, rnpe nnmhra fifteen, coatrlnlnR twenty-five acrea of inrm.

rvttnjeci oower. Appramea at TKRMd OF BAT.K. Oue-third down: one-third in nix. and one-thfrd in twelre inonthn. with into reft on differed pArrmeitaa to be aerured by notea and mnrtpafreon the JAtUtl HIUltlaH A-lminlntrntor of 4eor(re (lumford, dee'd.

Auffuit 30, 18ftl. iHwi Tr.fee $3,25 Petition to Foreclose Mortgage. tn Stnduikj Cuvxty Common Ptta Court. LYMAN MILLER, Plalntilf, trims JOHN M. WILLIAMS, Defendant, riIIR aatd John M.

Wllliama. whone reiridonce muu known to the auld Lyman Miller, Plaintiff, will take taotlre that the aid l.vmm. UillAr. nf tha Cnnntr nf flan. dunky in the State of Ohio, did, on the twenty-fonrth day of Aufrnat, A.

D. el glt-HAn hundred and aity-one, file hia petition in the Court of Common Plena, within and for meuounxy or. sandiiftky, in aald State of Ohio, again it wiTjrw.su un tn. iiiiTiiTia, neienaanx, aemng lorui: Tha the aaid John M. Williamm nve mortiui mrl two prommietaory notee, each note being for the anm of centa ffoz.wj; and aaid roortgajred premise! being a part of the eaat half of the aouth-eait quarter of aeetion fourteen, Intownahip nomber four, urrvu oi range numoermxiecn eaar, id lue county oi saa hundred and twenty-lire dollara according to certain notes referred to in said mortfrare; and that since the giving of aaid notea and mnrtjrs.ro he Interest on th tame hat accumulated to the amount of forty-nine dollara and eighty centa and that together with the principal aod interest, enld amount duo and nnpaid ia one hundred nnd aeventy-rburdollarseUrhtv cent! and, praying that the aaid John M.

Williams May pay said anm now claimed to be due, or that aald premiers may be anlit to par the Hume. And the aaid John M. Williams it notified that he It required to appear and answer said petition 00 or before th toiru oaiuraay alter Inc seventh Hay of October nejt. LYMAN M1LLKR, By W. H.

Rkyjiolds, hit Attorney. August, 24, 1M1. SlwS STii COOKERS A NEW AND VALUABLE INVENTION, FOR Cooking by Steam! THE MOST ECONOMICAL LABOR SAVING APARATUS EVER USED FOR COOKING. Price, $5. FOR SALE AT CHAS.

THOMPSON'S STOVE AND TIN STORE. Fremont, Aug. 23, 1861. ST. KOCUOLAS HOTEL, BROADWAY, NEW YOUK.

Board Reduced to $2 per Day. Since th opening af thl vast and aommodlon Hotel, in 18.r4. It hia been th ilngla endeavor of tb proprletora to make It th most lumptuoux, oonrenlent and comfort-ahle home forth eittaen and atrangr an this side of Atlantic i And whatever ha totaled likely ta adminiatur to comfort of It (uU they have adaarored, without gard ta coat, to provide and to aotubine all th aleinaat individual aod aoehvl enjoyment which modern art ha vented, aad modern taste approved! and th patronage which It ha txrntaMnded daring th put aix years ta gratifying proof that their hare been aipxoiated To meet th ajiigcaote of th tlm, whan all. are to practiee th most rigid economy, the undersign. ed bar educed the Price ol Board Two Dollars per Day.

at the same time ahatina: none ot th Inaari with tb.tr labia na bttberto been aonpiicn. TKEAIIWKLL, W'HITCOMB CO, New York, Sept. 12. 1M1. Mmot 11 You Wait a Farat I GALLON BUCKLAND 4 EVERETT, Fremont, Ohio.

Tbey have tar sal. amontst landa, the E. Be. T. 4, -1.

oenlslaiog AIM kaawnaatha) Wilkei Green Creei, about the mile oast of riwatent, which wUI, If oakw Wttdt. suit, as wild IpfOaer iota, aiuautar aa puroaaaar. "t'lwi'a a t9 acre tract near th eaan, vrhioh will be fteperauly aoid. or further particular apply ostlot af th oaderaigwad. at arentunt, O.

Agtt l-ll4. -rr? th. re af In a re- to other at New Stoc Slorct: AT THE 1 TVT -re -a. st I 111 ill Fremont, Ohio. rTinE 5u'HrribcH wenlj rrfpocl fully an nonnee to theettiren id Fremont, and torrntiodief eonntry, that they have eoanoeted tho STOVE AWD TirJ (() tln-tr IlAKD twnlttfiii; ioiinu mtHvtnf? nn'l hnU iTiti'-rfTnr to ki-cft on lmnti ft Uj-b wfrtrnnt fttlirr K-tnWMiwe-M.

TlKiiilafifl for iUm liWrnl ml rnnnirri rvtrrtalastl Ia ita alui- int; the iwmt rrtr. trr in mrril HiHnitrtrM Iho mm. by Horhtapplltaition to bunlntiw, ttt-a vmnti our ruMomer. friev((ir Di raU Wur urcluniif CUUTIS At BOSTWICK. Oct.

'RON. Thclflrfrvrt) a-Mrtiirrnl in rmnfitit, mi luWtiv, ttAoa or flandulry Ttty prleen, can io, mug, CVHTlrt ROSTWICK. HARNESS TRIMMINGS. A lar-e attortmcntat low flirurnt. br Oct.

it, ism. cunvn hosrwicit. BELTING, Rubber nnd Lcnller. All aires, at Clereland tirlces. can befnnnd at Oct.

it, lotlO. CUKT1S at HOST WICK. BARTON fe WEED'S Cooper The tiest In market, for sate br Oct. is, ioo. ilri-is Bogrvnc.

HARDWARE of every doscriptiori, Low as the lowest. Chenn as the cheaneet. rah' ha found at the Store of CUttTIS BOSTWICK. THOSE Celobrnted Albanv StoWi Th. heavloat and best in market, Ota be foand at CUUT1S IIOSTXVlCK.

Oppoaita Head Quarters. Fremont, Oct. IS, 1SS0. Great Bargains! a 09 F. A.

BARNARD having purchased tha new and well selected stock of Boots- and Shoes! AND Hats and Caps! of 8. P. H.ng Tyler Block, la now prepared ta gl the people aitch a teacjtr In th waj of CHEAP GOODS! aswiH utterly astonish Having a large stock, I have dtterinioed to sell at' Very Low Pric, so as to reduMthera preparatory to out new Stock of FALL AND WINTER GOODS If yon want'- Aymo. vv ftr.fi jsouvio ana on tr. II ATS and CAPS, don't fall to come and tee ait, and will certalnlf nib yon if Good Goods aod Low Figures will do it I mannfaetare to order'atl Mndi at work, aod Warrant them all right.

ty Pon't forget tb plae. TTLEB BLOCK, opp- potlt the Banks, Old Stand of S. P. M.ng It where 7011 vill alwart find ready and willing to thaw you oar goods and prices. F.

A. BARNARD. Fremont, 0., Joljr lfth, I860. 2yt. fomst GIX AS A HEJIIEDIAL.

AGENT. THIS DELICIOUS TONIC STIMULANT, ESPECIALLY detlKtied lor the naaof th MtiUmt Fro-fwion and the suneraeded the eo-eal-Icd Sehnappa," la now endorsed by all of th prominent phyticiaaa, chewiste, and connnissenrt, at posseeeidfr all of those intrinsic medieal qualitiea tonic and dinrretie) which hkenf to the old and pure Gin. Put op in bottles, and sold by all drugglata, A. SI. BinNIMOEK CO.

Sol )roprietora. (Established In 1779.) mr. ta, jvroa atreet, rt i Tor sale by I. 8. BARNES CO- No.

I A. Park Haw. Also, P. D. OR VIS, 112 Broadway, New York.

Our long xperfeno and familiarity witn tha reqntra-. mentaof Druggist, and our superior bnsiaea factlltiea, enable at to furnish them wtth choice) Llqaore for mo4k-cal and family use. Jam If, '61 la G-rea ur DR. DELAND'S inti- Rheumatic Baiid, 13 THE ONLT KNOWN-REklEDY TOR Rheumatism, Goat and Nearalgia, AND A SURI CUBnT ALL MERCURIAL DISEASES. It Is a eonrententlr arrante Band, eontalnlnr a modi oated eontpound, to be worn around tike watat, without in jury to tne most Otiiioate persons, no cnauge in faults ar living ts required, aitd it entirely reuvaves the dissssieftof the systea, wttbont prodaeina the Injurious effects atie- ing weal from the nsn of aow-erful intamal aedieine which weaken and destroy the oonsutution, aad rive temporary relief amy.

ny uita nreauneni, un weaietnai proueruee oentalneo tn the Band, etMue inoantnet with the Mood aod reaches the disease, through the pore of the skin, effect Ibk in every IneUnoe a perfeet otirr; and restores the parte afflicted to a healthy condition. Thla Band fs also a nteat-powerful Auri'MiinoiTRiAL ap-ent, aud will entirely reltev be system from the pernicious ilecta of Mereary. atad -erateoaaee am cured la a few days, aod we arc constantly i viiia testiBoonlaU af ita efficacy ut aggravated eaaea of longstanding. raim. 1 he had of Trnnr.RU (rnerail r.

or eaa ba eentby mail or express, with full directions for use, to, any part of the oeuntry, direct from the principal ott.ee. 409 Broawday New York. G. Smith G6 Sole Proprietors. N.

B. J9tripiP4 Circular Sent Frt. fW Agtntn Wanted jVvtrytcAar Jti; ANHOOD. Hoar IdOwv, how Rxaroaan. JM pmllitkiti ia StsoaUd Jn9tJtm.

A l.fX'l KK na the nntura and treaft- mrotofand radical Care of 8I: KKM ATOKUHK nai WeaJineaa, Saanal OeMlily, aSenouanoee and tnvokjo try etnuw.ona, produeioa: inipotoncy, CoMiuvption aa-Mental and Khyslcal Debility hr KOBT. J. Ct'LVKBvnil-L, K. D. The Imp.rtant ftvet that the awful rooseqiMiJors af mtf-, abuse mar be ellwotitaily removed Ithewt tntcrnal mJt-ciaea ar ihe danreroos applioatlona af eaaiaUoa, tnuret menU, rodicaU-d koujries, and other empinent aerir? ta here aleartr MBntN.te4, aod the entire, new and highly aaccATnsrul Uvsuoeut.

aa adopted! by the eviebrated aev-f tit or fully espU.nd. by nteaoa of which every one sm bled to eui hiuaell pr.etly,aa4 at the leaae powiMo otxit, ttterehr avidifr all the avoVrUaswnstruaMwt tbn lAvr. Tiita Lecturo wiii prv a hoan ta UvmmmU ao thovsanM. ttmui wkr aoai. In a pisia navele-Mr, to tvuy addrvArri, poet paid, on th rauetpt at two posUf- tlutiri, by mVArrmftif i lir.CH.

i O. HUNK, Jt? Twk ae Offioe lityl Ui t.wtH.vihm aad eaJAlt4w. aea f'i4) 3 Hardware Storo IBM J.X lVaVaiv-yi aad adTattsoagft essewljwras.