Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-11-18
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Some miserable thief who ought 70 be
detected aud put sa place. broke light Of glass in
the front windoE Of the Candy Shop Of JACK HARRIS on
Wednesday nsh, and stole several pounds Of candy.
Court Of Common Pleas is now in scs-
sion JudgeTAYLoR presiding
In another column will be found the adj
yertsoment Of the Ohio State Journal The Journal Is
the central organ Of theparty in Ohio and Is nzt class
paper. We would like every Republican in sandusky
county, after subscribing for the FREMoNT JOURNAL send
for the Ohio State Journal.
A fortunate sportsman on Friday last
shot siz wild turkeys the farm OF Pat Brush about
two miles southwest oftown in about fifteen minutes
The Sandusky Register says, at is not
all gold that gtters" The Ottawa county gold excite
have found this out to their satisfaction Their
golden bubble has unceremoniousy ourst Their gold
bearing quartz to be hard limestone containing
deposits Of supbate of iron. Pixies Peak has not been
Transferred to ottawa county.
By a calculation made, the Western
Chran ADVOCATE learns that the preachers within the
bounds Of the South Indiana Conference average
exclusive ofhouse rent, just 1878.
Per- CoNTRA.-A pew in the "Brck
Church." New York. is offered for sale at the moderate
sum oftwo thousand dollars s2oOO This pew would
build handsome Church in the West and prove bless
ing to many hundreds Of immortal souls. Or this same
would nearly pay the yearly allowance Of six preach
ers Of the Indiana Conference
Two weeks from next Monday, December
5th, Congress will convene.
The winter is over and past. Tuesday
morning the bright and warm; overcoats and
mttens which three days since unceremonously
drawn on, are granted respite.
Next Thursday oath, will be Thanksgiv-
ing day. There will be religious services in the Pesbye
rnu and Methodist Churches, atllA.M.
Rained like young deluge on Saturday
night followed up by hurricane that again by snow,
weather record since Saturdays issue C4eus. Her
aid Monday EvsHiHg, 14th.
DEaetly the state of the in this section.
The State Journal says the rotunda of
the State House nearly fnshed the lab work Of
the interior Of the dome is DONE and the pasterers will
have all finished in thirty days when the unsghtly sca
folding will be removed and free view given to of
the finest pieces Of architecture in the Union.
The N. Y. Tribune of the 1lth says,
"hey informed by Mr.. Lowe that he will in all proba
biy start his trans Atlantic aerial voyage We'd
nesday the 10th should the weather prove favorable"
The deficit in the Post Office Depart
for ls5S59 has been ascertnined be a. 200 OOO
aggregate for the quarter ending 3oth Sep
tember, s3eOOOOO. Accordingly arrangements must
be made at the next session of Congress to the
pense already incurred and provide for the payment
existing contracts.
! United States Marshal TYLER has Just
been tried in the Circuit Court of ST. Clair County, ch
for the shooting of Capt Jones' The jury returned
dict of murder in the second degree.
! Judge Douglas is much better, and no
doubts are entertained of his recovery.
! The Columbus Gazette of the II tn inst,
says the trial of william H. Gibson it is expected will
cde off during the present term of the Court of
Pleas. Mr. Gibson spresent and ready for trial.
JOHN G. Fremont headed the list of sub
scrbers in Bear Valley to tho proposed Monument the
late Senator Broderck The figure he puts $500
The popularity of Robert C. Kirk, the
Republican candidate for Lieutenant Governor is fully
atestedin the fact that he 5O7 votes ahead of his tick
ct in his own (Knox) county.
Notwithstanding the F. F. VS. of Vir-
ginia have offered reward of sOO OOO for Hon. j. r. Cid
dngs, $1,000 for his head alone the valiant freeman
still lives to utter the great truths of the Declaration
"that a'lmen are created free and equal"
/ The well known establishment of Izzy
Lazarus the prize fighter Exchange Buffalo, was
destroyed by fire on the evening of the 10th inst.
On railroads in the United States pas
senger in 1O0O is injured in England in $50 600; in
Germany, in 1,2jO,OOO.
Remember young ladies that oranges arc
not apt to be priced after being squeezed few times
Louisville Journal
The export of gold from San Francisco
from JAN st to October 18th 1852 has been sss 9O4
Bayard Taylor has returned to New York,
from his tour in California,
The London correspondent of the N. Y.
Tribune says although the Surrey Gardens great ca
pacity must go very early to hear Mr. spurgeon for
arriving at the gates at IL o'clock Sunday morning he
found them closed by the police nothing could induce
them to let him in the place quite filed with 49,
900 people.
There arc now finished and in use in
Great Britain 5000 miles of railroad which cost seven.
teen hundred millions of dollars say eighty thousand dol
lars per mile, producing average dividend of three pei
cent.
The Post states that North Elba, the
home of Old John Browns family, gave year ~ votes
Smith for Governor is for Parker and only
for Gov. Morgan.
The Board of Aldermen of Washington,
have refused their assent to set apart next Thursday
day of Thanksgiving.
Carefully prepared statistics of the crop
OF cranberries grown this year at Harwch Dennis and
Brewster Cape Cod show that 0S7 barrels of them
were gathered valued at S2S,629.
1t is rumored that Governor Weller has
to apponta United States Senator to an the va
time the legislature shall elect successor and that
the fortunate is Major Samuel j. Hensey President
of the California Steam Navigation Company.-Post.
The month of October has been unusual
~ disastrous to New Orleans. From October % No
Sd twelve res have taken place. involving total loss o
S757 0o0 The largest Of these fires the 23d
of October when the Magazine Market and five squares
buildings in the immediate ghborhood valued atogeh
er at 100000, were destroyed.
The President has appointed ex-C Congress
man Israel T. Hatch, Post Master at Buffalo, in place
? Mr Dickie removed.
The Findlay Courier says that Thomas
w. Reed eldest Of John and Rebecca Reed Of Liberty
township, Hancock county, aged thirteen years and
months, died on the Sth inst from injury receiv tn,
evening previous. After corn husking the farm
Mr. Reed two boys were engaged in wrestling and
others standing when threw the other in
that his foot struck the deceased the abdomen
causing death on the following day at four o'clock
SAD CAsUALTY-Hhe suspension bridge
over the scioto Portsmouth f on the I4th and w,
men who were on it at the time drowned.
An immense rock bass, weighing 36C
pounds caught San Francisco on the 18th October
Some fishermen saw him swimming near their boat anS
they shot him in the gs with shotgun disabling hin
so that they managed to get rope through his mouth
and thus towed him to shallow place where they kie,
him. His meat was sold for 3Th cents per pound and h
skin for $780, the latter to be stuffed curiosity