Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-06-04

WANrED.--A good bookbindcr to buy
the bindery in this place owned by Q. r.
McCulloch. A good workman can make
speculation here.
As will be seen in another column the
second attempt to lay tho Atlantic Tele-
graph cable will bo made in n few days.
In less than thirty days wo shall probably
know as to the success or failure.
GREAT OLD BoRE.-The artesian we'll at
Columbus has now reached depth Of
about l4o0 feot Most of the distance they
have bored through blue limestone. The
water rises within six feet of the surface.
Dan Rice's big show drew a big crowd
last week. Some light fingered gentry
were also around and six or eight persons
had their pockets robbed.
The Union Prayer Meeting will bo hold
with the Rev. ]. Heller's congregation, in
Buckeye Hall on Sunday evening next.
The Corner Stone Of the First Evangel-
ical German Reformed Church, in Fremont,
will be laid on Saturday, the 9Th of June,
at l o'clock p. m, the Rev. J. J. EsHER,
and the Rev. D. D. KEIFFER, Of Tiffin will
address the audience.
The services will be held on the ground,
on Front Street, if the weather is favorable,
if not, at Birchard Hall. All arc cordially
invited.
The food and high water in the southern
part Of the State is unparalleled.
Read the talk in the U. S. Senate in re-
gard to the search Of American vessels on
the high seas. We think Johnny Bull has
about quit this business.
JOHN SHERMAN.-The correspondent of
the N. Y. Tribune, says:
Mr.. John Sherman, from Ohio is making his mark In
congress ms session. very eonspicuously He is Of
After the 4th of March the six New
England States will be represented by ~
staunch republicans. Lecompton locofoco-
ism is about crushed out in yankee land.
The Washington correspondent of the
Cincinnati Times of the 23d says
"An interesting event occurred evening wiards
Hotel, which will be regarded with much pleasure and
qualification by circle in Cincinnati. 1t
the marriage Of the celebrated Dr. c. W. Rorack of your
city the discoverer and manufacturer of the -enowned
Scandinavian remedies The Doctor has succeeded in ta
king captvea fair and interesting lady from New Jer ~,
descendant of his race the old Swedish sock-iss
dandfo al
The ceremony performed by the Rev Dr. Gurley and
was witnessed by the lionorabes William Groosbec& and
George H. Pendleton the from Cincinnati
and by several other noabes, including fair repre-
sentation of the Press"
-Four hundred bodies are annually taken
from the waters around New York. The
verdict "found drowned doubtless covers
many murder.
ANOTHER HEAD OFF.-Robert w. Da-
Wis, U. S. Marshal of Michigan, has been
decapitatcd by President Buchanan for the
high crime of being a Stuart and Douglas
man. John S. Bagg, of Detroit, takes his
place.
GS" Counterfeit $40 notes on the Harr-
ison Branch, State Bank of Ohio, at Cadiz,
have made their appearance, and are well
calculated to deceive.
One was shown in our town few eve
nings since. Look out for them.
SPEcIE.-Peterson' Bank Note Detec-
tor, Philadelphia, says: Tho amount of
specie now held by the banks of the Allan
tic cities, and in the subtreasury, is immense;
New York exhibiting more than forty mil
lions, and the other cities in proportion-
The demand for coin for export is very light,
while steamer after steamer from California
adds millions more to the stock on hand,
already troublesome from its great amount,
and the difficulty of finding profitable means
of getting it into general circulation, and
into the performance of its SO much needed
function of stimulating trade, manufactures
and commerce.
The New LISBON PATR1oT.-It soems
that Mr.. Gill, who did not get to be U. S.
Marshall, sold out the Ohio Patriot to Mr..
Johnson who did, and that U. s. Marshal
Johnson has re-sold the establishment to
Mr.. Thomas S. Woods, who says he is now
and always has becn radical Democrat.