Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-29

TOW days, entitled "Ihe witches OF new
York; fi{s 81 NtftFt.N
The Sanduslsy Register says "a new
stcsmboai, intended for the Sandusky and
Fremont route, was launched at Huron on
Saturday last. She is named tho Boasy
Boat, was built by Capt. ]. M. Heating,
and is owned by B. F. Smith, Of Albany.
She is aboutthe dimensions Of the steamer
Fremont (burned last winter) and will have
her engine, boiler DC" 3 q osod aaonk
The Cleveland Leader Of the 2Sd states
that Mr. w. B. Hall, long known as one Of
the bright stars in the Continental Troupe,
bas made an engagement to lead the choir
of the First Presbyteria church in that
city. s. oe daiar VI inii sa yiasi e.
"Gorxe II ALosE."-A despatch, from
Washington, Oct. 25th states that "Buchanr
an stands alone in the Administration
against Douglas.
Tho official list of the passengers who
were on bonrd the burnt steamer Austria.
which was destroyed on tho 9Th ult,, has
been received by the agents Of the Ham
burg Packet Company, in Now York
The list exhibits as tho number lost 456---
saved, ss, r,y o.- f5os a. s5.aa8a Co.
ILLNESS OF GoUeH.--John B. Cough, the
American temperance Advocate, was III at
the last accounts at Orkney, and had been
advised to go to Edinburgh for medical
treatment 81 sa rtf, glTHn2
The ARrEsAE WELL.-This afternoon
the workmen met with another impodiment,
caused by tho sides Of tho we'll caying in
at depth Of about three hundred and sew
enty-fre feet, entirely choking il up, an OBJ
struction which could only be removed By
driving it further into the we'll with the
shaft, the largest and heaviest sections bo-
ing used for that purpose.- Colap'J"s
Fact, 23d C t........f.
Martin Lane, for nearly thirty years
Cashier Of tho Cambridge Bank, Mass,
died at his residence in Cambridgeport,
Oct. 16, at the age of IS years. He was.
says The Boston Courier, native Of
Northampton, brother ofithe Hon, Eben-
ezer Lane, the former Chief Justice Of Ohio
and was much respected for his integrity
and simplicity of character He was the
father of Prof Lano of Harvard College,.
Bright and Fitch, if report be true, have
virtually acknowledged that they are bogus
Senators. It is rumored they had intend
ed to resign and be elected legally had the
Democrats returned majority TO the Tndi-
ana Legislature, AS tho Republicans are
triumphant, however there is strong
| probability that the U. s. Senate vii
, again be compelled. to show its hand in ths
matter of tho Indiana doubtful seats.
THE "QUAKER VorE' AT LAsr.-Th,
Boston Jourao2 remarks: "The long miss
ing Quaker vote in Pennsylvania has beef
heard FROM 1t is slow, but sure phen i
comes" To which the Providence Journa
adds
We welcome tho long expected "Quake
vote" We missed it in October, 1856, anC
vainly looked forit. in the coming Novem
ber. Our Quaker friends are never fast
but thoyare famous for holding on whel
they come. We should judge by the re
: turns, that the monthly meetings must b
in very fourishing condition in Berk
0 county. ~ i- ,iris oas Yd aba az
= The Oregon State Legislature met at Sa
r lem Sept. 18th, and adjourned sine die
9 thus giving up their State organization ur
til regularly admitted by congress. Della
II zon Smith and L. Grover who were electe,
:. to represent tho State in Congress wer
about leaving Portland for Washington =
Several incffuctual attempts had bcen mad
to set fire 10 Portland. g
n PETRuIED. BoDIEs.--Two human bodie
completely pstri6ed, were recently dug fror
!. q graveyard in Allentown, Pa. They ar
q as perfect as life, although they have bee
\ buried about fourteen years. i, 5t ~ se
T. For the promotion Of the good, the bca,
tiful, and tho true, gold, goods, and lane
as are Il heritage from Heaven; but whe
q wrapped in napkin and bound to til
= heart, they CONCEAL human sympathies, an
y blast human life. s9ia,s ssli io a.
q Z. DECREASE OF PopULlrIoN.-Th d.
ib buque (Iowa) Times says that by a rccer
4 census Of that city, made by the Distr
2 Board of Directors, under the provisions
n the school law, II appears the total popul
at tion Of Dubuque is 67s less than last yea
at Tho Albany Evening Journal is very co
or fdent of tho election of the Republics
n State ticket in New York. 1t says:
q, "Before Pennsylvania and Indiana let
: know how they felt, we would have be,
y content with twenty thousand majority
IN Morgan. Now VIC will not compromise t
lg ono vote loss than fifty thousand. Su,
victories are good for nothing if they a
not good for thirty thousand votes"
~ INDIoTdENrs AGAINST DEMocRAT
nd OFFtcE HoLDER.--Tho Grand Jury of Raj
cir sey county, Minnesota, lately found indi
s;r ments against Edward ID. Heenan, Reg
+ ter Of Deeds of that county, for smbszzl
.. $4,000. for perjury, for unauthorized ehal
9oS ios cs, dc. Ho was held 10 bail 10 $40, 900.
$50 ss Ar. Hsenan is prominent Democratic p
as7 itician, ,t---ncil isf' 97san.o1s n b
os5 q NoTnINGa STRASeHs-A Mobile par
ssS ssS gives an account Of "a child being born
s35 that section with two perfect and distir
SIS faces" That's nothing; We havO a man ~
+, ming for the Unitad States Senate, who
= in ihe same FIX. His name is Douglas, a
X. no exhibits one face at Freeport ard
cir other at Jonesboro. u. State Dem.