Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-04-02

the State officers, nor the Members Of Con-
gress.
FREMoNr.-Our neighbor, DR.. Miles,
leaves us during the coming week for Ere
mont in this State, to practice his profession
in that thriving and fast growing town.
His worthy lady, Mrs. II. G. Miles, is teach
er and player on tho piano forte, and we
cordially recommend her to the readers Of
the Museum in Fremont. Every child
ought to commence studying music at eight
years of age.
We find tho above in Dodges Museum.
DR.. Miles has opeEcd his office in Buckland
block in the room recently occupied as the
book bindery.
Harris of ILL.,, is still very i'll, it is not ex-
pected ho can survive many days. He is at
tho house Of Senator Douglas. Should he
be alive when the vote is taken he will be
carried to the House to discharge his duty.
1t is said that Col. Benton is i'll of cancer
in the stomach. He continues his work on
his Abridgcment of the Debates of the
Senate and hopes to live to finish it.
Tho Ohio Senate have adopted joint
resolution to adjourn on the lth day of
April to tho first Monday in January by 10
to o. The House passed resolution to
adjourn sine die on the 18th of April.
At Louisville, KY, on the 9th three
counterfeitcrs were arrested for passing tens
of the State Bank of Ohio-Preble county
Branch, Eaton. Well executed
Col. Fremont with his family sailed from
New York on Saturday the 10th for Cali
fornia, where he intends spending the sum
mer.
The Wabash Iatelligencer of the oath
says, "the canal will be ready for navigation
next week. There is largo amount of
grain along the canal, and it is thought
boating business will be good this season."
The artesian well in the State House
yard has reached the depth of 500 feet.
Some person who deserves to be inside a
penitentiary, attempted to destroy the rec
ords and papers in the County Recorders
office, on Saturday night last. Their will
and intent was to burn the entire records,
but the arrangement of kindling was not
good. The binding of three of the record
books was injured. A quantity of recorded
deeds, and papers which will be no serious
loss were consumed for kindling. Had the
attempt been successful the loss would have
been great.
The PennsylVanian announces that "Sen-
ator Douglas can never moro belong to the
Democratic party. Grace and pardon will
be extended to the rank and file which have
been seduced." They may return, but the
"hcad conspirator" never.
| The fremen of Fremont had dance in
ROWS Hall on Wednesday night. Every
thing passed off in the best manner.
The Democracy of this township, have
their primary election, at the Engine house
To-day for the nomination of township and
corporation officers.
Gray is still postmaster at Cleveland.
A bill has been introduced in the House
to provide for the redemption of the out
standing notes of the Seneca County bank.
1t will probably pass.
The Cleveland Herald says tho water
will bo let into the Welland Canal on the
third of April.
The Columbus Gazette says Gov Mcdary
is soon to enter Buchanan's Cabinet, as
Postmaster General.
The anti-Lecompton party of New Jersey
are so confdont of carrying the next cleo
tion that William L. Dayton is already pro
posed as the proper person to be returned to
his old seat in the U. S. Senate as the sue
cessor of the present doughfaco Senator
Wright,
The New York Tribune of the 26th
says, an instance of sudden death occurred
last week in Hallowell Me. Mr.. Bartholo
NEW Mason, one of the early residents o.
Augusta, while attending prayer meeting
in Hallowell, on Tuesday morning fell dead
in his seat. He was about 73 years of age
The N. Y. Tribune says the largest con
gregaton ever assembled within walls il
America, to listen to Protestant religion:
services, was at the Academy of Music, il
that city, on Sunday evening last The
sermon was by tho Rev. w. p Corbit, pas
. tor of the Methodist Mariners Church.
: The New ENGLAND CANoER.-Th,
7 Richmond South says: ave sometime
r think that if the whole of Yankee land wa
cut out like cancer We should have vor,
quiet and prosperous career"
E NORTHERN RELIGIOUS PAPERS DENoUN
a cED.-A mass meeting of citizens of Tay
a lor county, Va, was held at Boothcsvile o
tho 9Th inst, at which the following amon
other resolutions were passed unanimously
That the five Christian Advocates, pub
: lished in the cities of New York, Pitt:
burgh, Cincinnati, st. Louis and Chicago
y Having become abolition sheets of the rank