Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-12-23
Items Abont aomc. Etc.

On Saturday morning last commenced a
violent storm Of rua and which continued without
ntermission until Sunday evening. The weather being
at about freezing point through day and freezing at
night. It has showed little every day and night and
the seghing is excellent. Large quantities Of pork
received daily aprices ranging om $3.50 to $780,
Grain is being brought in freely aud town is literally
jammed with people from morning TO night.
About the busiest place we know of at
this time Is Treasurer STARKs Office This week finishes
up the time of receiving taxes without the five per cent
I addition.
Wild game is said to be more plenty in
and about Saudusky county than has been known for
many years About hundred deer have been brought
to this Market with large numbers of wild turkeys pheas-
ants quails &c. all of which find ready cash market
The HoLIDAYs.-Ify you want anything
in the way Of nice presents for the holidays advise you
to call at CLAPPs Confectionery He has lots Of pretty
things.
The Fremont d Indiana Railroad compa-
laying the last mile OF the road between this
place and Fndlay.
An immense Union meeting was held IN
New York the evening of the 10TH which 900 are
reported to have been present resolution was adopted
nominating Gen. Winfield Scott, for the Presidency
The Supreme Court of Ohio have decided
that children of3s African and SIS white blood and who
distinctly colored and generally treated and regarded
coored children in the community where they reside
not Of right entitled to ad Omission into the Com
mon Schools set apart under said act for the instruction
of white youths
Hay is selling in Toronto at $50 per ton
and is sparngly offered and of poor quality at that
Straw is worth Sl4 per tun and is also scarce.
James Haywerth, President of the Cali
forna Stage Company, he prerared to run
daily mail between Sacramento City and ST. Louis for
100000 per annum making the trip in fourteen days
Governor Magofiin says in his message
that Kentucky loses annually more than slOO by
| escaping.
A. D. Colburn, Principal of tho Rhode
Island State Normal School, was Instantly killed in rov
denee on the 10th, by being thrown froma earTiage
A Miss Laight, of Sing Sing. N. Y, ag
ed II years. came 10 her death lew lays since by ire
Her clothes caught Gre and she, rushing into the open
hastenod her destruction.
Mrs. Schriver, of Troy-daughter of tho
late Nathan Waren-in jumping FROM her Sleigh ia,
Toy City,
A slave worth 81 500 escaped from neal
Iarpels Fcrry got 50 badly frightened at the COW thai
for the depot o the G. r. r. aud was landed In Cieve
land, thenee went to Elyria, thence to Canada
A burglar broke into the store of Mr. II
@. Emmons n, ria, but seized hy a bull watch do.
when terrible dght tnok place IN the morning the fon
was covered with blood the showcase broken Lloof
was iouni the side walk and the dog In his nes
nher the counter bceliug lrnm large wound mad by
knife, and frnm which he died soon after discovered
! GEN. HINToN. "A San Francisco CORES
pondeut" "f the Honolulu Advertiser, tSaudg ch lsand.
corrohoates the report thai Gen. Otho Hinton, formerly
oIohio and more recently of llonoulu, democratic
candida FOR Judge In Carnia at the recent election
In the U. :. Circuit Court in New York
on the l2h nst Judge Ingcr-nll p'esiding Mnhoninl
e"hSs' jndsment TO stealing 100000 nom the Adami
Express % at Montgomery, Alabama, He will 10 tried
on criminal charge at Montgomery.