The Fremont Journal Scorns Powers and Union Tactics
The piece attacks Charles Powers and allies in Fremont, naming opponents and “other fellows” as Messrs Doneyson Bean Engler Batesby and Dr. Willmer. It rebuts affidavits about ballot tampering and attacks the Messenger editor for falsehoods while praising Alonso Thorpe and Union candidates. It notes a Clyde senator nomination of John Baxer and Danbury farmer Kelley, urging Union victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Powers
Wsing
Angnoiete
Sam
Devas
Musrs
Doneyson
Bean
Engler
Botesby
Willmer
Powers
Mr. Bean
Alonso Thorpe
Sir. Powers
Ohio
Palschoed
Dacan Batt
Union
Messenger
Mr. Bach
Aod
Ganner
Corcoran
Meagher
Ball's Run
Mullignn
Lexington
Mr. Messenger
Epson
Engtor
Batefur
Willner
Aries
Union Ticket Campaign Rally Slated for Fremont
David Tod the Union gubernatorial candidate will speak in Fremont on Thursday October 3. The piece attacks the Democratic Union ticket as treasonous and urges Bandusky county Democrats to rally to the Union State and County Ticket led by O Ball and Dr Ferguson. It cites newspaper endorsements and accuses rival papers and figures of treasonous sympathies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Holt
Enon
Baus
Fremont
M. P. Bean
Sandusky Democrat
Capt
Bartlet
Oxcar Ball
Junge Bell
Teuth
Mamsenger Lune
Osean Bast
DH. Pomelronn
Ball
Steuher
Hocke
Koofer
Fuseltian
Tia
Jon
Fusseltran
Messenger 40
Ian
Fusselman
Jamon Dougherty
Ameasenper
George Tilloteen
Creighton Thompson
Win
Nyce
Tall
Tuckerman
The
Messenger
Ousven
Union Party
Union
Man
Vascillati
Baa
Bean
Bart
Judge Dougherty
Suavslman
Mr. Bean
Sandusky County
Democratic Union
Vattaspionam
Mepany
Dayton Empire
Cincinnati Enquirer
the Messenger
Top, Dorsey
Auch
Cleveland Plain Dealer
State Capital Fact
Toledo Herald and Times
Ohio
Bandusky County
O. Ball
Dr. Ferguson
Allisney Times
G. McKee
Wind
Messanger
Democrata
Horace Maynard
Tennessee
Seceanion
South
York
Washington
Beauregard
War News from Washington and Kentucky Reports and Battles
From Washington and Kentucky dispatches dated Sept 24 describe rebel earthworks at Mason's Hill near Manson's Hill, Union wounded treated poorly, prisoners moved south, and Union efforts to reinforce and supply. Other items include fighting near Lewinsville Falls Church, Mulligan surrender at Lexington with heavy rebel losses, Kentucky proclamations urging defense, and troop movements along the Ohio and Potomac fronts with reports from Louisville Cincinnati and St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Econ
Manson's Hill
Aetro
Mason's Hill
Columbia Turnpike
Richmond
Virginia
Baton Wa
Scott
Manasans
Beaard
Maryland
Patterson
Fremont
Price
McCulloch
Kentucky
Potomac
Munson
D&c
Lewinaville
Fall’s Church
Griffin
Mow
Falls Church
Col. Stewart
Chicago
Times
Quincy
Hannibal and St. Joseph
Stu. Joseph
Mulligan
Lexington
Third Regiment
Laws
Mul‘tigan
Blue Mills
Lane
St. Louis
Pranties
Home Guards
Mong Sookeo
Col. Mulligan
Accountington
Lerne
Judicial nominations recalled in Clyde from Union ticket
The Toledo Blade outlines judicial nominees from Clyde's convention. Tavvon is renominated for five more years, Greene is a Sandusky county bar elder with trusted offices, and both are praised for public service and loyalty to the Union. The piece endorses Greene and the Union ticket with Tow for Governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo Blade
Clyde
J Tavvon
Nth Ho
Greene
Sandusky County
Trust
Ose
Bamler
Col. Tow
Baus
Farovto
Ova Ushi
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Fremont Journal
Fremont, Ohio
mAac
Sebler
Union State Ticket
Bevi Do Tod
Benjamin Stanton
Fosia Boot
YoLong Pomsey
Stats
B. B. Cowan
Treasury
Miley
Bord of Public Works
Journ F. Torrence
District Union
Common Pleas
PF. Faylor
Foren L. Greene
John Kelley
Union County
Alonzo Thorpe
Oscar Bale
Treweerer
Dantel L
Sherif
A. R. Ferguson
John Beery
Gallagher
Sureqvor
Joseph L. Rawson
H. W. Winslow
Coron
H. Caldwell
Vytimary
P. Beatorand
Sea Eee
Jowett
Ravnti
David Todeho
Higa
Salada Oki
Iis
Lincoln
Mr. Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Jonx Bae
Senate
Register
Anosto Tuonez
Keatey
Mr.Tuomre
Ee Ranteal
David Tod
Evry
Democratic Party
the War News
R. Gamble
Mis
Vurtse
City of
Col M
Odda
Feder
Bpco
Jefferson City
A. D
H. R. Gamble
M. Carven
Louisville
Hostil
Robert Anderson
Magoffinias
Thomas T. Crittenden
Bowling Green
Roger W. Hanson
Green River
Columbus
Coxomore
Morehead
Durote
Barr
U.S. Infantry
Fort Lacfayette
Dew
Steadman
Sills
Vandever
McConnell
Whittlesey
Bradley
Wilson
Enfield
Riting
First
Ohio Cavalry
Ransom
Camp Chase
Ith
Buckingham
Cioncinnati
Mitchell
Camp Dennisop
Indianapolis
Martin W. Barr
New Orleans
Courier
Louie
Ville
Fort
Lafangette
War Department
Mussouri
Trenton
Black River
Here
Comnnes
Todinna
Miravitt
Ben. Talbot
Kansas City
Smith
Blae Mills Landing
Ken T. Cairo
Tawa
Elliott's Mills
Iowa
Belmont
Blandinsville
Buckner
Owensboro
Ohio River
Padueah Ae
Californias
Pony Express
San Francisco
Stanford
Covness
Union Democrat
McConnel
Breckinridge
U.S. Marshal
Henry Brigham
California
Lnst
Panama
Assembly
Morton
Wood
Reynolds
Chest Mountain
Grafton
4Th
Cantwell
Parke
New Creek
Romney
Mechanicsburg Gap
Prom Point of Rocks
Point of Rocks
Geary
Catochin
Harding
General Prentiss
North Missouri
Splerdas
Brookfield
Joe
Baltimore
Cumberland
Kidd
Petersburg
Hardyahah
K. J. Conger
Remont
Ekcaeeae
Johnston's
Baoyre Journal
Weedville
Madison
Scott and Madison
D.shively
Sugar Grove
Roller Ville
Jonx L. Guerre
H.W. Wixnow
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