Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-02
Rochestey Julv IA

HELLTsH OUrRAeE.-A gentleman and
lady OF good standing were last Saturday
married at Palmyra, and proceeded TO their
place of residence. On the night fol-
lowing their wedding, six young men went
to the house occupied by the couple alone.
seized the man. held him, while each in turn
violated his wife. After this 6endish act the
seoundrels fed. Some Of them have since
been arrested John McElbing. formely en-
ployed in the postoffice here. is still at large
lat the time an operator in the o'Reilly line
at Palmyra
AT the presidential vote in ls4s, there
were cast in this state 425,59s votes. At
the late vote on the constitution there
ere cast S34, $40. Reckoning the increase
of the population since 1850, this is just about
a two-thirds vote.
Father Mathew is now in Pittsburg, Du-
ring his stay in Cincinnati he administered
the Pledge to about Il, 900 persons.
HRAyY Jons,--Eamilton county is to have
a new court house and Jail H. NJ. Cook &
Co, have been awarded the iob-the court
house at S4es, 7S2. 2.55--thejail at $226,52
79-making total of $695,s5s,34. The
bids varied from $4,000 to over 100000
Complaints of the fairness Of the commission.
ers are made.
The natural enemies Of man are not heroes
and tax gathers. but carbonic acid gas and
sulphuretted hydrogen. The bad air which
hangs about the low neighborhoods Of our
cities carries off more men in q year than
Napoleon did in life time.
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A young girl. while singing in the ortho-
dox Church in Massachusetts, few days ago,
dropped suddenly dead.
A late writer wishes to know what more
precious can be laid upon the altar of a mans
heart than the first love Of pure, earnest and
Eaffectionat0 girl, with an undivided interest in
eight corner lots, and fourteen three story
houses: We know Of nothing half so touching.
or, in other words, nothing that most people
would sooner touch.
The irst BIoomer made her appearance at
Wheeling. Va, on Friday, and was greatly
admired I,
TENNEssEE.-The Bolayar Democrat. in its
first number, runs up the names of D. S. Dick
inson, Of New Yark, for President and Jetfer-
son Davis, Secessionist, Of Mississippi. for
Vice President, in 1852. subject 10 the decis-
ion of the National States Rights Democratic
Convention, if one is called.
REvENeE Smalley, having been Tilted BY
his lady love, revenged himself by serenading
her every night with trombone That's one
way Of giving vent to your feelings.
The married ladies of Fairmount, N. ]. have
organized themselves into an Independent Or:
der Of Odd Ladies, in order 10 be revenged
upon their Odd Fellow husbands. Then
lodge is kept open half an hour longer at night
than the Odd Fellows
A chap from the country, who visited this
city TO see the 4th of july entered one O
our hotels and sat down TO dinner. Upon the
bill of fare being handed him by the waitar
be remarked that he didn't care bout readin
lnow-he'd wait till after dinner
An ANrEDElUvIAN SKELEToN-A Rheims
{Frenchl journal gives the following item o
intelligence. which We translate and pass along
! for what il is worth:
The whole amount Of coinage at the United
States Mints during he last six months, is es
timated at about thirty millions Of dollars.
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