Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-11-19

of his Countrymen. a
OF John Mitchell, tho Inst escaped Irish
Exile, is expected in New York, on the 27th
Of this month
E7y The cholera is said TO be raging in
Yuca'an. At Moyda they were dying at the
rate Of hunded per day.
01r Mrs. Tuba Wheeler, aged lol, died in
New Hampshire. She was "a when the bat.
tie of Lexington was fought. Her memory
wa, good to the last.
EF Martanelli, Minister from Naples to
the United States, died in New York City
Nov. 9th
ny- Judge Stallo Of Cincinnati has decid.
ed the Bank Law 10 be constitutional. The
opinion is long, and ably wrttet.
ET We would say to the good people Of
SanGusky, that, E. LEPPELMAN " Son, have
received and are now offering for sale, the best
and handsomeSt stock Of Jewelry, Perfumes,
Port Aonia's Yankee notions, &C.. in the City
Of Fremont, or, anywhere else. Call and ex-
anime for yourselvcs--c where you can ex-
change your mes for their full value. Ad
mittnnce free. J.
ECQuite a serious "smash up" occurred
on the Cleveland and Toledo road on Monday
evening. No person was injured-the pas
senger train was detained four OF five hours
The train consisted of an eng gne and locomo.
I've aud 13 cars A horse and three mules
ran upon bridge before them, slipped be.
tween the ties and was cut in pieces. The
locomotive kept on the track but the cars
were thrown over the bridge and broken in
to kindling wood.
Ey- Several hundred citizens of Me- have
signed statement contradctng the report
that liquor is still sold in that State since the
passage Of the Maine Law.
EE- John Becker was run over Nov. 9th
in New York City, by the railroad train, anC
killed.
There is TO be Mercantile College estab
lished in Cleveland for the benefi. of thos,
gentleman and lalies whu wish To procure &
thorough commercial aducaiion, so says III,
Forest city Democrat.
We have by the New York and Bostol
papers, the most cheering news Money i
much mere abundant at CRAFTY decreas II,
rates of interest, and business matters NOV
on finely.-Good
A boy named Hesekiah Smi'h, aged four
{ teen years, was led while riding upon
. hand car, near the depot buildings in Nor
walk. on last week. He was the soil of
widow.
EyThe people of Massachusetts, have n
choice for Gsvenor. but the wings have ma
jority in the Legislature, and will prop .bl
elect Mr. Washburn.
0TThe young men in Columbus hay
formed a society for the purpose OF improvin
their defamation, and gaining a aknowledg
Il of dramatic literature.
EFJudge McLean's charge to the jury
upon the Martha Washington case, is publish
n cd, but its length will exclude it for the pre-.
J. ent.
EEThe total amount of California gol
- deposited in the Philadelphia mint from III
first discovery up to November l, is stated
IF be too hundred and forty millions ofdoAar
A fine addition to the golden ago truly!
l. Father" said an ambitious little shave
l. abou' as big as a pepper box, can do will
ou: shoes but, I'm suffering for bosom pi
o The following excellent remark is fro
, Miss Bremen:
people who are arrogant on account
their wealth, are about equal to our Luplan
l. ers, who measure mans worth by the nur
OF Der of his Raindeer"