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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-11-24
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A correspondent at Piqua writes us that
Mr.. Adams. wealthy old gentleman living
about three miles from that place, was rob-
bed on Saturday night last Between 10
and III O'Clock, two men called At the house
and raped OF the door directly under bis
bedroom window, stating, when he answered
their rap. that they had very sick horse,
and desired him to come down and see it.
knowing him TO be skllful in such cases.
He replied that he could not come down.
They asked him for hay TO feed their horse,
and for something to eat themselves. He
told them be had no proveuder either "for
man or beast" and that as he was getting
cold. be would 60 back TO bed He was not
in bed more than Eve minutes when the
robbers broke open the door and ran up to
his room, one Of them drawing pistol and
commanding him TO make no noise on pain
Of instant death.
While this was a going on, the sister Of
Mr.. Adams. an old maiden lady, came to
her brothers assistance; but no sooner en-
tered the room than the robbers knocked her
down with great violence, and brandshing
large knife, threatened to "cut her id
throat if she offered to move" They then
demanded the keys ofthe chest. which were
at once given up BY MIR. Adams. The
money in the chest amounted to between
5000 and $500. This the robbers possess'
ed themselves Of; after which, before leav-
ing the premises. they went down stairs
into the kitchen and partook Of hasiy sup.
per.
Two men, answering to the description
given of the robbers we're arrested on Sun.
day night, and we're to be taken before the
old gentleman for recognition. Both he
and his sister were suffering very much
from the effects Of their fright.
Dayton Gazette.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-11-24

PARTICULARS OF TIE Loss OF THE b.
loss Of this propeller we
recently announced. She cleared from
Chicago for Buffalo on the 7ih inst. with
cargo Of l4.035 bu. corn, 55 kegs butter.
and 80 bags of seed. From Milwaukee
252 bbls of -four, 264 bags Of beans, so
casks OF ashes and 100 kegs of butter
She came on to Beaver Island and there
discharged quantity offreight destined for
that port. The gale ON Lake Huron blow
ing so violently she was compelled 10 put
into Presque Isle, where she laid until Sun
day last, when she started out, bound down.
During Sunday the gale increased in vio-
lence, and she foundered off Saginaw Bay.
on Sunday night The Captain. mates. en-
gineer, and part Of the crew, fourteen liz
all, were saved in one the life bouts. The
cook, one wheelsman. the watchmau, and
seven deck hands were lost The vessel
was owned by Holt, Palmer aud Co., Of
Buffalo. and by Capt Alexander. master Of
the propeller, and was insured, for what
amount we could not ascertain. The Bu-
cOphalus was only three years old, and was
considered strong, sea-wcrthy vessel
San. Register.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-11-24

EB The appointment of NORRIS, who
has just been rejected by the people to the
tune of 10000, shows exactly how much
respect democratic Governor feels for the
popular will If NoRRIs accepts. under the
circumstance, it will prove the majority
against him, immense ss it was, ought to
have been fully as big again.--D Dayton
Gazette.
Popular will has very little TO do with
Democratic official conduct 1t is all "pop-
ular rights" popular sovereignty" when
the Democratic demagogues are before the
people for their votes; but very little is
heard Of II when the demagogues are once
in Office. "Spoils," personal considerations
and party success are then the guiding
motives Of conduct. t faf
Perhaps it would not have done to sp-
point any other than a Locofoco Judge Of
the pure stripe--Nebraska Administrator,
new Constitution and aA-lfor in this day Of
reform, when the people are upsetting the
Administration, and the Supreme Court is
upsetting the new Constitution, if little
seed OF pure Locofocoism were not dropped
in "high places" there would moi, in short
time. be strength enough left in the party
TO write its own epitsph. Be charitable.
people, Just as YOU would towards any
"sick" body; let Mr. NoRRIs be Judge
for a little while, for soon he shall be no.
where.-San. Register.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-11-24
Hartford. CT, Nor. ls.

The city has this morning been the the
atrs of great excitement, growing out Of
the refusal of the Catholic Bishop to allow
the remains of Father Brady TO be buried
near the church.
In consequence of some difficulty with
Brady, the Bishop had suspended him. and
the treatment which the latter had received
is believed TO have induced the disease ol
which be died. o.
The people siding with their Pastor, de.
termined that be should be buried near the
Cbucrh, as had been requested, and yester
day they dug place for the purpose ol
of building receptacle for the cofi''. This
morning the hole was found 10 have been
filed up by the orders of the Bishop. but
the people were not tobs defeated. and de.
spite the efforts Of the Bishop and Priest
succeeded in again opening it.
The Bishop then refused TO open the
Church for funeral services. but after on
hours delay the people again succeeded
and the Church was opened, sEen i was
found that the alter was 50 fixed that mass
could not be celebrated.
The people again triumphed, and things
put right aud now at ~ O'Clock. Priest
from out oftown--a friend Of Father Brsdy's
lis saying mass The streets and neigh
borhood have been filed all the morning
with an excited multitude a
II 10 reported here that the death Of
Father Brady. which has produced so much
excitement was caused by poison. "a
The Windham Co Bank, Conn,s was rob-
bed last night Of $4,000, Of which 5000
was 10 gold. The bank wsiehman was
knocked down and gagged by Ihs burglars
The robbery was effected by three men
who entered the Bank early 10 the evening.
The Watchdog TO prevent alarm, was frs,
poisoned. and when the clerk who sleeps In
10 The Ralk entered about 0 o'clock. the
robbers gagged and pounded him. and ons
Of them stood over him with q revolver,
while tho Others with crow bars and oibe,
implements, ssecssded ID opening the sal,
and seeutihg their boStys ~ q
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-11-24
SENATE.
Shameful.

Inanother part Of our paper will be found
a communication from Rev. Tho. WALSH,
Pastor Of the Catholic Church in this place.
wherein he states that bis house had been
assaulted and himself grossly iasulted.-
The rowdies he seems to think were of the
class denominated Know Nothings. As we
do not know who this party is composed of
we cannot tell how near right he is in his
opinion. We are inclined to the belief that
it was company Of fill-bred boys, who much
need the discipline Of the rod. MIR. WALSH
is gentleman much respected by all our
people, and he may rest assured that no
respectable citizen will for moment coun-
tenance these proceedings. Ifthere should
be any further disturbance, il is the deter.
minaIion Of oul authorities to ferre, out the
rascals and bring them to punishment.
The same question asked by Mr.. w., we
repeat, Cannot tie public officers Of Mis
place take some measure TO stop rowdies
from being nuisance on the street at on.
and two o'clock at night? aud can they moi
prevent groceries from selling liquor at sueh
late hours. TO such rowdiess Who will an
swer the interrogatory?
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-11-24

The WILLrAMsBURGH RIor.-The Coro.
ner's jury, which for the pas, ten days has
been investigating the matters resulting in
the death Of W. H. Harrison and John H.
Smith. during the riot on election day. have
rendered verdict against Oliver Lee-and
Thomas Newman as principals and some
25 others as accomplices TO their murder.
Lee and Newman have escaped. $1,000
reward has been offered for the arrest oi
Lee. h
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-11-24
Arrival Of Inc Canndn.

The steamship Canada arrived an Wed.
nesday night. The bombardment of Sc.
bastopol still continues. One of the French
magazines blew up on the 2stb. which dis.
conserted them considerable and obliged
them to suspend their Gre for repairs The
powers Of endurance of Sebastopol are far
greater than the Alliessupposed. Nogen-
ersl intelligence of importance.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-11-24

Appointments Dy tne GOvernOr.
JosEPn r. Swan, Of Franklin county,
Judge of the Supreme Court, vice Jons A.
CoRwiN. resigned.
SHEPARD +. NoRRrs. Of Clermout county,
Judge Of the Supreme Court, vice WIN b.
CALDWELL, resigned. 'a-
CnAs NJ. GoDFREV, Of Putnam county,
Trustee Of the new Lunalic Asylums, vise
ROBERT GrLLxLAND, deceased.
JESSE J. APrLER, of Scioto county, Judge
Of the Probate Court for said county, vice
BENJAMIN RAMSEY, resigned.
RoBr. N. McADAMs, Of Butler county,
Collector Of Tolls on the cana! at Middleton,
vice john SHERWOOD, deceased.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-11-24
New Adverti,ements.

Removal Of Wiles' Daguerrean Gallery.
Pittsburgh Blacksmiths' Coal for Sale at tn,
Yard Of June g. June.
st. Nicholas Saloon, now opened by P. Close,
in the Basement, of Minis Block. He furnish-
es m esls at allyhours.
Shomo & Hale have purchased the establish
ment formerly occupied by sebring. They
have large stock Of Groceries. .
Berlin Heights Water Cure.
Attachment Notice.
More New Goods al ErQleaton & Co.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-11-24

ORTHoGRAPHYExTRAoRD oRDfNARY.-The no.
BILE art of spelling is sometimes practiced in
way which would surprise johnson, and
make Noah Webster doubt whether he was
not in the wrong. An incident occurred
the other day in this city, which developed
some strikingy original photography, too
good to be lost.
An individual from the country entered
one Of our beet drug stores, one day last
week, with prescription which rustic
physician had given him, and desired that it
it should be put Immediately. 1t present
ed to the wandering druggist the following
form, verbatim Ell literatm:
extrakt of danderlyne loz
terpentine OF
extrakt Buternet ] OF
best Brandy won pinte(D
wone Pound Louf. Suger
wone pnte voter
wone label spunful once da, and wone
taugh eg wonce a da!
With huge chucklirg in his sleeve, the
druggist made UP the above remarkable
prescription, and then kindly informed his
customer that, with his permission, he would
write it out more plainly. that it might be
used again if the bottle became exhausted.
The rustic Consented, and the order was
written out in Doctors Latin and the ex-
preston "raugh eg" was written as the law
directs-ovum natural. The owner then
took il. and was about to pocket it very
complacently, when the last direction
"ovum natural, once day" him all
Of a heap. He looked at it three times,
turned il over twice. scratched his head,
and. with dilated eyes, exclaimed;
81 didn't hear him say anything about an
ovenw
He had no objection to swallowing BRAN
dy. turpentinc, daudelion. and butternut;
but to put an oven in a prescription was
little too much. 1t made the dose Too hard
TO take !-S Louis Rep.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-11-24
The Result in New York.

The official vote is not yet made, bu; as
far as it has proceeded. the probabilities Of
the election OF MYRoN II. CLARK, for Gov.
ernor become more satisfactory. If Mr.
CLARK should be the successful candidate
his majority will be small-from to 400
SEYMouR's friends begin to tremble at the
sight Of the officia. figures. The matter
will soon be determined however.
The State Legislature, according to the
n. Y. Herald, will stand as follows:
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-11-24
The Next Congress.

The following from the Albany Journal,
gives pretty correct idea of the strength
Of the Administration in the next House Of
Representatives. Northern sentiment and
feeling will be shortly predominant.
The next House of Representatives will
be largely against the Administration. The
Representatives in the States which have
already held elections, stand, in the present
House, as follows:
Administration 96
Opposition SIS
In the next House, giving the Admins
tration the one or two members whose
election is in doubt, the members will stand
thus:
Administration 80
Opposition l2l
There are SO members yet 10 be elected
OF these, "a are to be elected by the South,
and by the North. Even should the Ad-
ministration secure every one Of them the
House will still be against it. But. as the
opposition will have, at least 15 of tha SO,
the next House Of Representatives will
stand:
Administration 90
Opposition 136
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-11-24
Quebec. Nov. 2I.

1 This afternoon John Gleason was brought
to the bar Of the House of Parliament for
sending challenge to Mr.. Cassault. mem
Der Of the House. The causes of offence,
are some questions put to Mr.. Gleason, by
Mr.. Cassault, before an election committe.,
Mr.. Gleason, by bis acknowledgement was.
discharged. -sd.g.R
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-11-24
WootI, WoOd,!

TNHOSE Of our subscribers that desire to psy
l. their subscription by bringing us WOOD,
are informed that il would be very aeccptble at
this time. Bring il right along. Don't one
wait for his neighbor, If you do, in the mean
time we may freeze. Any quantity Of the
above article will be thankfully received at the
Journal Office.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-11-24
We learn tba, the officers Of the Bank Of

We learn that the officers Of the Bank Of
Circleville. have been busily engaged dur
ing the past week, in settling with the de-
pOsitors of the Bank, and we also learn
that up to this time they have settled with
nearly all. so that there is not now, proba-
by, more than twenty-five thousand dollars
due deposilors The course pursued by
the officers with depostors has given gen.
eral satisfaction.- CircleviNe Herald.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-11-24

Some sensible person says that more
glorious victory cannot be gained over an-
other man than this when the injury be-
gins on his part, Me kindness should begin
on oure. l sui d -Eaia, r.f 7d infI-
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-11-24
Baltimore, Nov %.

Baltimore. Nov 20.
The drugging house of Jacob johnson in
Marlborough township, Montgomery. Pen
containing 2 tons Of gunpowder,
exploded this morning, killing Henry Whist
Ter and his son, Building entirely destroy
ed.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-11-24
Sarssoga, Nov. 2,

10 Saratoga. Nov. %.
A smart snow storm prevails here this
morning. and Ii is now four inches deep;
sleighiug good. % aaea s1a y
ta New York. Nov. %. =
Two Of the passengers injured by the
Railroad collision are reported 10 have died
this afternoon. The loss Of property TO the
eompany is estimated at $4,000.
4 The Grand Jury to-day. Indicted John u
Holmes, late candidate for Alderman, IN
this city. for the murder Of Policeman Da-
yid Gosrly Ne Was beId 70 bali 70 the
ssn " s'o'oVV tsiasr - - 81, - "a
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-11-24

Five members OF the Canadian Parlia-
lsent Fe psIiycs Of DE United Stste..
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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER "a, 1854.
BOY Wanted.

A GOOD BOY, IS or i6 years OF age, who
IN has received good common school edu-
cation, and is steady aud industrious, can have
an opportunity oflearniug the Printing business,
by making application TO this Office.
Except they possess the above merits, and are
destrous to learn the trade, they need not apply.
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New London, CT, Nov. 2,


II e money stolen from the Windham
Bank was recovered last night at Allin's
Point Four men have been arrested
The Sheriff suspected party Of four men
who were hanging about the steamboat
wharf, at the Point just previous 10 the
departure Of the boat for N. Y, and arrest
ed them as they went on board. On search
ing their baggage the $4,000 stolen was
found, and the balance secreted on the
boat. The robbers have been lodged in
jail at this place. We have not learned
their names, but they are said 10 have the
appearance Of genteel and finished scoun-
drels.
New Orleans, Nov. 2l.
By the steamer Black Warrior we are in
receipt of Havana dates to the 10th. In.
formation has been received from an authen.
tic source to the effect that the inhabitants
of Cuba were generally in state Of the
widest enthusiasm, and contemplating an
important rise in The course Of few days.
One of the daily New Orleans papers pub
fishes bold and energetic proclamation is
sued by the Cuba toryists. The other N
StiCuuo pdpCIS hlhtiOul uIl1
and discredit the report.
Placide's Varieties, Theatre caught fire
at three o'clock, this, Tuesday morning.
The scenery near the stages was entirely
destroyed. The entire wardrobe. it is be-
lieved. is lost. There was no insurance on
the building. and only $4,000 on the ward
robe. The Ravel family had just commenc-
ed an engagement and have lost very heav-
lily. Mr.. Placide was sleeping in the build
ing at the time, and narrowly escaped with
bis life from third story window. The
los is estimated at $4,000.
Boston. Nov. II.
Orders have been received at the Charles.
ton Navy Yard to fit up sloops Of war Sar-
atoya and Cyane as soon as possible.
Boston, Nov. ls.
| The bark Prescott arrived here this af.
ternoon and brings Buenos Ayres dates Of
Sept. %.
Gen Urquiza having recovered from his
severe attack Of illness. has resumed his
Presidential functions over the Confederate
Provinces. His Minister Of Finance, has
resigned. The Buenos Ayres Packet called
upon the authorities to prepare for an inva
sion from Yrquiza. which it believes to be
impending The plan Of national currency
for the confederated provinces. was meet
ing with great opposition and would proba-
bly, be defeated. The British Consul at
Buenos Ayres has issued circular declar-
ing any British subject of that country who
loaned money to the Emperor Of Russia
guilty Of treason.
New York, Nov. 81.
The Herald. this morning, pub shes a
dispatch from Washington stating il to be
unquestionable authority that change
will be made in the Cabinet, and all the
foreign appointments made, as soon as tn.
the meeting of Congress, say about the
middle Of January. Messrs. Campbell and
Guthrie will 60 out; Mr.. Marcy will go tc
England; Gushing takes the State Depart
ment: Breckenridge. of Kentucky, the At
torney Generaship: Dobbins, the Treasury
Department.
The expedition at this port, about wbicl
so much interest was excited, consisting o
/ the Steamer Ben Franklin. Barque Gather
inc Augusta. and schooner, was at Tames
Italy. on the 9th.
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-25
ia @ -

| A PASSENGER TRAIN OF CARS leaves the De
L n pot, in Peter sburg every day. Sunday excepted
at o'clock A NJ, and arrives at Burkeville at the in
tersection Of the Richmond and Danvle RaiI-Road
ut 10 oclock,A. connecting by that Road with Mess
7. Fagg & Co.'S Stage Line for Charlotte Court III use
Halifax Court House, Danvile and Greensboro n L.
md arriving at Earmville ut l130. NJ. connecting
there with Messrs. Flagg, Caldwell Co.'S Stage Line
| for Lynclburg.
| Rel orning. The train leaves Farmvfe at l. p. NJ.
ard Burkeye at p, p. M. arriving 10 Petersburg il
time for the trains going North or South. connectie
every Tuesday and Friday with the Appomattox Rail-
hoadwh The spl, ndid stea nshps Roanoke and James
and every Wedne sday III steamships for Philadelphia
which leave City Point a: the same hour.
ssengers preerrng in Petersburg the oyef
night, can take the mOrni train North at a. A NJ
The James River Boats for Old lint, Norfolk and Bali
more at g. A. NJ the Tor the South, at DC lock
AN.
Arrangements have been made by which through tick
cts between the following points may be procured al
the annexed rates:
Between Petersburg and Lynchbure, through in
- 'een nohrs, '---..----: 80 $500. - - !"
Between Petersburg and the Sweet Sulphur
Springs through in two days. 9 w
Between Petersburg and White Sulphur Str.ngs,
though IN two days. III W
Between Petersburg Danyille, through in tween
ty-four 8%
Between Petersburg CT go isboro', N. c., thro
in two DAYS, .......-... 10 on
Between Petersburg and Salisbury. n G through .
iutlree days. ~ w
Between Peter sburg and Charlotte, .----.--.slS w
freight train leaves the Petersburg Depot ever
Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning at 6, a "aH
returns the same days Any person wishing TO see hs
rates If freight obtain freig t list by calling upon
the Agent at the Petersburg Depot.
dec3 is E. J. WALL. Sup't.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-25
MECHANICAL.
A. W. eosAST. WIN. A. wALDRos. d. sETszEH
New Furniture Wsre-Ro0mS.

uANT, wALDR RON c O.,
XETouLD Re peetialls form theif lien : ana the
w public generally thu they are nov receiving at
their Furniture Ware Roorn. on Mai ST.. lew oor,
below me Sorvr House, their stock OF Rose Wood
MahagnnY Walnut mud otier Furniture Together witt
great nany articles in the way u House keeping that
are nseul well ornamental, II have never b"iore
been introduced oths mnrke All ul winch have been
selected frnm houses Mouth enjoying tie highest repn
tnon for good and faithful work.
They have also connected with their establishment,
Manufacturing Department,
in Which they have engaged wnrkmen Of skill ind ezpe.
iirnce. and therefore prepared 10 hive hde 10 or
der. oil good eiial amy piece ei furniture ina,
IN " he ordered. They wouii add that they are pre-
pared TO frr ereatei IN iueemens to 'fsnns wanting
unyting in the way Of fURNITURE, than htsevcr be-
ore been offered in this market Aud they hope by as
sidao- attention business and receive at least
n portion IT the ublie pntio noge.
CONANT, WALDRON & co.
n. Is We would say our cid friends md custom.
ers thai we continue manufacture. old stand,
on Br dye st all kinds of Tobacco M1ulds md the
ike and We solicit II continuance of their avors.
mar l3ts G., W. s O..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-25
For Norfolk and Portsmouth,


VII beautiful and tavorte steap,b,ath rsTDsa a
L AUGUSTA, under Ihn command of 49,
Capt. VIM. G. Smith, ESQ long and favorably known hal
the travelling community on the Potomac and James
hivcr.) is now running the line via Port Wall
thai, and is furnished with l. II Il BOATS
Lie Preservers, Force Pumps, and all the appliances
required by Act of Congress the safely Of
engers.
The Cars running il nexion with the Augusta from
Richmond, leave the Richmond ard Petersburg Depot OF
every Mon,iny, Wednesday,and Friday O'Clock , n
Persons arriving in Richmond, by the Packet Boats
have but few STEPS walk to the Cars
The Cars runnii from Petersburg City Point il
connection with the Augusta leave Petersburg sam
days above, at7d from the Depot of the Apo
matox X r Co, thus giving passengers oprortunip
TO go from ynchburg ther by the Packet Boats Of
Danville Railroad TO Richmond, by way of the souh
Side Railroad Petersburg and from there mon
irg Norfolk.
Returning the Augusta will leave Norfolk on the alter
rate days, viz: Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays al
O'Clock, A. NJ.
Fare between Richmond and Norfolk &c...---. 50 No
Fare between Richmond, Coke's, Rings Mill and
Grove Wharf, Observation-Disclosures. 50
| Children over three years and not over twelve
! years of age, half price.
| Meals each = 90 81
| Servants, through, | 81
| Servants to any point TIE river, .--..-... O.
| hiea's, w
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