Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-04-13

INC Eflnce OF WaleS VIII YlSlt Canada, and
will, it is hoped, be able to accompany the
royal squadron.
The two candidates for Governor of In
diana met in indianapolis, last week. to con-
suit about the appointments and prepara-
tions for a joint canvass. They decided to
make twenty speeches together, beginning as
soon as possible after the Chicago Conven-
ton, at such points and in such order as
might be agreed upon by the friends of each,
who were to consult and determine as soon
as possible. Before and after the Joint can
vass each was to speak when and where he
pleased.
The bill appropriating 10000 to the i'm
provement of Monongahola river, has passed
both houses of the Virginia Legislature.
Everybody ought to take the Fremont
JOURNAL. 1t costs only $3.50 per year, in advance.
The Legislature has appropriated $4,000
to continue the work on the Artesian Well
in the State House Yard
Mr.. Ford, House Printer, backed by re-
sponsible parties, has purchased Wendell's
entire printing establishment, taking at in
voice price real estate and all. 1t is under
stood he intends starting Republican pa
per, and will advocate the Chicago nomin-
alton.
UTAH RUBBED OUT.-The correspondent
of the New York Herald says the organiza-
tion of the new Territories of Pixies Peak,
Nevada and Dacotah, which was agreed @p-
on by the Committee on Territories in the
Senate, will result not only in a general
slicing up of the various important Terrific
ries of the United States, but entirely wip-
ing out from the map the name of Utah,
and destroying tho organization, thus un-
seating Mr.. Hooper, the delegate from that
Territory.
Collector Schell, of New York, has been
before Covode's Investigating Committee,
and tostiies that he paid out about thirty
| thousand dollars to elect Buchanan. He
did not produce the names of subscribers tc
this fund, and it is thought he may yet be
required to do so by the Committee.
Do you take the Fremont JoURNAL9 1t
costs but s1,5O per year, sent by mail.
The dog law passed both branches of the
Legislature, and is now law, but in diff
ferent shape from the bill we published
some Ii, Ie ago. It provides that all dogs
found running at large without owners or
keepers, may be killed; and all dogs found
killing or worrying sheep, or known to have
been worrying sheep shall be killed.
More rich developments may be expected
soon, as the result of the inquiry into the
expenditure of money on the occasion of
sending the army to Utah, authorized by a
resolution adopted in the House a few days
ago. There will undoubtedly be many
schemes of fat plumber ventilated. Now
the work has commenced, let the Augean
stables be thoroughly cleansed.
Blair has closed his case before the House
Committee on Elections, and it is said he
has clearly established his right to the seat
claimed. The grossest kind of frauds on
the part of the Barret men have been prov
| en-.
Tho Democratic State Central Commit
tee have called delegate Convention at
Columbus on the oath of May next, to nom-
mate Judge of the Supreme Court, At
torney General, Member of Board of pub
lie Works, and ticket of Electors of Presi
dent and Vice President.
Illinois, from present appearances, will
give united vote in the Chicago Conven
ton for Lincoln.
A family of three children of R. Fenton
of Rochester, N. Y, all his offspring, have
died within less than week from scarlet
fever, and were on Thursday buried in one
grave.
James G. Sheldon, of Geneva, N. Y, 6
noted breeder Of blood stock, sustained Sc
we're loss last week, by the destruction o.
his grist mill and adjoining buildings, to-
gether with two hundred and fifty Soutt
Down sheep folded in the pens under barn
His loss is $4,000.
The editor of the Cleveland Leader ha,
been shone some cotton raised in the neigh
boring county of Trumbull, and says of il
that it is fine, soft and even, and will com
pare favorably with the best Southen
grown cotton.
The three-hundredth anniversary of the
death of Melanchthon is to be celebrated
in all the Protestant churches of Germany
on April 10th next.
How TO CLEAN PAINT.-The coming o
Spring reminds the most indolent of house
keepers that renovation must be had, tina
paint must be cleaned, ,ceilings..whitewashed
&c. A method of cleaning paint is describ
ed in the papers as follows:
To one pint of soap add two table spoon
fuls of turpentine then take two quarts o
warm water and one pint of skim milk
putting enough of the soap in to make
! weak suds and wash your woodwork l
will leave beautiful gloss wherever it j
used, removing all stains, &c. Soap shoulC
never be used on paint or varnish.
A poor fellow says: SIN an evil hour
became addicted to drink. From that mo
ment have been going down, until hav'
become an outcast-a loafer-a thing of NJ
account; fit for nothing else but to be
member of Congress"
The widest arch of masonry now stand
ing is on tho line of the Washington Aque