Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-01-15

The Sandusky post Office has been re-
moved into the new rooms prepared for it
in the custom house.
The Office Of tho Wooster Republican is
for sale. 1t is one of the best newspaper
offices in the State.
The Ohio Editorial Convention will be
bolden in Cleveland on the 10th inst.
Sunday next 18th, is the anniversary Of
of the birth of the great philosopher, states
man and printer, DR.. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN
j. A. HARRts, who has for twenty years
been the editor and proprietor of the Cleve.
land Herald, retired from that establish
ment on the lst of January.
One of the most fashionable dressmakers
in New York turns out to be man. Fo,
several years past, he has been fitting dress.
es to the beautiful forms of the New York
ladies, and fitting the ladies to the charm.
ing shapes of their dresses. He is said to
have been extremely popular with the ladies'
Gov. Powell was elected U. S. Senator
on the 9th inst, by the Kentucky Legisla.
ture.
In the city of New York, during the
year 1857, there were no less than sixty
murders and sixty-eight suicides.
Notwithstanding the hard times the in
terest on the Ohio State debt, amounting
$4o9, 800, was paid in New York city on
the lst instant.
The artesian we'll in the State House
yard has reached the depth of two hundred
and fifteen feet; one hundred and twenty
of which is through solid rock.
The Free Masons of New York propose
TO erect monument in honor of Dr.. Kane
"a snow peak of immense height--in the
park Of the Cooper Institute, to be of white
marble, ofiregular shape, with four tablets
in the base, appropriately inscribed
We notice that a bill has been introduc-
ed into the legislature extending the time
for taxpaying to the 10th of February.
A bill has also been introduced to repeal
the fish law and game law, both of which
were voted for by our late representative
J. L. Greene.
Senator Buckland gave notice to intro
duce bill to amend the Sth section of the
act entitled ian act relating to Jurors" pass
ed February 0, 1881.
We have received from Senator Buck.
land, for which he has our thanks, copies Of
Gov. Chasc's Message, Report of the Deaf
and Dumb Asylum, Central Ohio Lunatic,
Asylum, and the Report of the Secretary
of the Treasury.
The Atheneum had full house on
Thursday night last. The interest is kept
up and the proprietors seem to give good
satisfaction to their audiences.
An infant of a few days old, was left on
the door step Of J.. W. Stevenson, on Mon.
day evening last, about dusk. Its erie:
brought assistance. 1t would have perish
ed, had it not been soon discovered. Its in
human mother had left it there, and goDt
to the depot to leave on the evening train
Mr.. S. went to the depot, found the moth
er, and thus relieved himself of the charge
The mother manifested but little sympath,
for the little one, and did not wish to tax,
it again, but wanted Mr.. S. to place it il
the poor house. We have since learned
the mother has given tho child to one @
our citizens.
Daniel w. Gooch, staunch republican
has been elected successor to N. P. Banks
as representative in congress, from Massa
chusetts. All right.
The Washington Union has refused t
publish Stringfsllow's letter denouncing thu
Lecompton Constitution.
A special Washington dispatch to tn
Tribune says that Douglas is ready to joi
with Messrs. Quitman, Toombs and JEFF
Davis to oppose the course of the Admins
tration toward the filibusters.
Mr.. Chase, the Democratic candidate fc
Governor of New Hampshire, has take
strong ground in support of Douglas, an
will go into the March election on that issu
We have received from Mr.. r. Hill
superintendent of tho Central Ohio Luna
ic Asylum, its Nineteenth Annual Report
, The Washington Republic says, the il
dications upon the Resembling of Congres
. are, that the South are more than ever d
! termined to push the Lecompton Constit
tior through without compromise. We u
derstand the House territorial committee W
|, report the admission of Kansas and MINI
6 sofa in one bill, just as Maine and Nilsson
9 were put together in 1920.
!, If our friends are in want of Job wor
we are prepared to do it on short notice
Our JOB OFFICE is in complete tri
: and we can Put work through instanter,
G all hours-iSunddys erceptsd
Now is the time to renew your subscri
ton to the JOURNAL. The fifth volume W
expire on the 22d, next week.
,fI Dasnatehes from Columbus saw that 4