Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-11-19


! g. d. 4. RAILROAD TRAcK.-The Road
master Of this Road is entitled to much
credit for tho excelont manner in which
the track is kept up New tics arc being
placed where the old ones show tho least
sign Of decay, and the bitches and culvertS
are kept free. There is no better managed
Road in this State.--Norwalk Reflector.
We have not yet got turkoy for oul
Thanksgiving dinner.
KILLED.-We understands a man wa,
killed on Tuesday between Sandusky and
Port Clinton, by getting bis clothes caught
by the crank ola hand car, from which ho
was prccipitatcd and run ovcr,--Leader.
The weather for the woek past has been
winterish enough to suit even a Laplander
Every thing is frozen up tight.
SUDDEN DEATu.--A man named Upton
Lease, from Frederick Nd, died on Mon
day last at Lugenbcers Mill from injuries
occasioned by lifting sack Of corn, fow
days previously. lie received every atton-
tion while sick and was inferred on Tuesday
by tho l. 0. o. F., of which he was a
member.--z0in Tribune.
1t is said by Washington letter writer's,
that Buchanan in bis annual message in
tends to establish tho English swindlc rs
tie test Of democracy.
Tho Blade says the transportation of live
eft fl,a e. l. D.H
road during the past two months, has been
very heavy. Several car loads of hogs,
sheep, or cattle go eastward daily by that
road.
$4,000 PREMrUM.--F. A. MsDonell, of
Cincinnati, has offered prize Of the above
amount to any one who will invent ma
chino to print addresses on newspapers and
similar documents after they have been en-
velopcd. The trial of tho machine to be
made on the lst day of May, 1850, in Gin
cinnati.
Prof. Isaac B. Woodbury., one of the
most prominent Of the New York music
teachers, died at Columbus, S. c., on tho
Zoth ult., aGed ~ years.
Sunday night was freezing cold; ice of
mn inch in thickness was formed. About
an inch of snow fell.
KILLED.-John Damon had his arm Sc
vered in two places by an engine passing
over it at Toledo on the llth. He at
tempted to jump upon tho engine,
missed his footing and fell. Damon lived
till the next day. He left wife and two
children.
1t is said the old wheelhorsc, Sammeda-
ry, is to be appointed Governor of Kansas.
GREAT DEBrs.-The debt of Russia is said
to amount to 1922, 100000. That of
France is $l,24S,0o0,0 900, and that of Eng
land $3,205, 100000. Rather largo sums,
but the resources of all the thrco nations
are immense, and their credit is excellent.
If fauy of our subscribers have notion
that tho printing business is lucrative and
money making to editors outside of a city
Office, we advise them to read the two OK
tracts below, and if they know they arc
oping the printer, pay him up at once:
"a BAD SHowING.-Tho receipts of this
Office for job Work, Advertising and Sub
scription, for the week ending to-day,
amounts to just ono dollar and sixty four
cents. Our expenses for the same time,
amounts to about thirty dollars Bncyrus
Journal
The receipts of the Republican Office, for
the same time, amounted to just three dol
lars and ten cents. For the present week
tho receipts haYe amounted to five dollars,
while tho expenses for the two weeks have.
amounted to about sixty dollars, leaving
deficiency of iifly-one dollars and ninety
cents. With such a state of. facts staripg
the public in the face, is it any wonder that
printers children are frequently compelled
to go to bed suppcrless i--kentoa Rep.
No MoRE SEcosD Class CARs.--All|
the Railroad Companies between Now
York and Chicago were yeste rday- to dis
continue the running Of second class cars.
The omigrant trains will do the second
class business, and tho fare on tho, latter
has been raised from five to scvon dollars
between Buffalo and Chicago. The first
class fare is fifteen dollars from Buffalo or.
Suspension Bridge to Chicago. .-By9alo
Commercial 1914. " ~" i'i3
MICHIGAN LEGIsLAyURE.--The new Leg
islature Of Michigan will DO Republican
enough for all practical purposes. Tho
Senate stands "a Republicans TO 8 Demo-
Gratis, and the House 60 Republicans to %
Democrats--threc to ono in tho Sepatc, and
nearly three to ono on joint ballot. "
Ex Coy. BEBn, OF OpIo,--We learn by
the Chicago Press, that En- Governor Bebb,
for somc Yeas a large farmer in Illinois,
has become posscssor Of large landed
estates in Tennessee. and will remove to
Knoxville, whero he designs practicing law
in company with his son, '1.'9! eHh
NOVEL WloEn- "A yourg man, named
Alexander Duncan, arrived last Saturday
in the city, having performed a pedestrian
journey from New York. He undertook
the task upon a bet of $3.50, and was to
complete tho task within cgltocn days
He did itwith nine hours to spare He was
accompanied by tho individual who bet
against him, aud who drove a buggy, and
carried his carpet sack, tho expenses Of trav-
cling to be borne by tho looser. They pc
destrinn yesterday appeared less used up,
than eitherlthc horse or tho driver Gin