Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-05-24

"obsorvstory Maury" once, alas
We called our nations glory;

Clerk (esgery)Yes, have the strongest onein the
state,
strangcr--lsh he intelligent
Clerk oh yes quite intelligent for porter, we think.
straneor-One point more Do you consider him fear
less-that is, bold, eoupgcousl
ClerkAs for that matter, know he Is; he would not
he afraid Of the ID himself.
stranger-Now Mr. Clerk II your porter is intelligent
enough to find lO7 fearless enough to enter and h strong
enough TO get my trunk away from the would
like to have him bring II down.
Doctor" Johu did Mrs. Green get the ncdi-
cine ordcredl"
Druggists Clerl"I guess 80, for saw Grape on the
door this morning"
A pretty young lady, on being upbraided at
an evening party for dressing sparingy in this cold
climate, replied;
When dressed for the evening, We girls nowadays
Scarce an atom Of dress usloave
| None blame us-for what is an evening Dress
But dress thatis suited for EUe -
Hon. Solon Borland, of Arkansas, an ex-Sen-
Ator of the United States lately editing paper at Mem
phis Tennessee indebted in the Of two thousand
three hundred dollars to paper manufacturer Of New
York and tho Honorable gentleman writes informing his
creditor that he reyudaiss tie debt and desires to hear
nothing more about It, This rascay cheat led in the
capture Of Fort Smith, Arkansas and is sample Of Sc
cession lIonorsbles
In a neighboring town, day or two since,
gentleman alluded TO the account in the newspapers of
the burying of the National Flag at Memphis "Never
mind" said bystauder "lt will Sprout ngar."Bo'on
Trap.
The Condition of Eastern Virginia may be
inferred from statement in the Richmond Examiner
In advocating the propriey of oring Richmond, that
paper says that there hundred slaves in that city
for whom their masters find no work and but little
food
JUS so SQUIRE, JEs so-Mr. Bean says, in
his Extra of last Friday, that, personally he is
,t,o s,,,,o aIiuo- L,cI," locofoco that he alvavs
,-t -. Ct. :; o,o,l g..
mas oech' AL ho"eS' 'o'''o0'' 10 e''" iO'
the soul.
l Wa have before mentioned that out of nine
-., cb,r,o,ton vo,,ntes-, si hundred bny. refused
Io,,o tbs STATE The q Sumter Guards" OF the same
city, show an equal pluck though they arrognte
to themselves the name Of Game Cocks Their Captain
has resigned and at last accounts his place had gone
begging, for no one could be found willing to NIL IT,
Tn ono Maine Volupteer Companv there are
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'n,.y nv I've I've s'A '.' :" 'u'''
'''"u '"0 '"'''' o"' '"
The resolutions to amend the Massachusetts
Constitution allowing naturazed foreigners the right o
suffrage after years residence has passed both Houses
so1diors ,ro b;t durino the hattie according
S NOAuieiS az nv N'"S ~ :
to the color Of their dress In the following order; Red
the most fatal color the least fatal Austrian gray The
, o,t; -. pod 10. r;ao oreen 7.brovp a. Austrian
a''' i''U - ''-' e''e"' -
blush gray o.
A Massachusetts soldier was asked how he
the idea of the Confederate flag waving over Faneu
Hail. as threatened Oy secesSion's' az ne
back to their friends iu the shape of bone buttons
pr,.r,vr ov rur Pprs,nrxrs -Tbare ia
49,. 80, r,-..,. :.
lAuy IN 'niA oy ""O "a" er'D y
COUSIN Oy anu 'eu DAnS' lIesuen' ol .l'
COnieaeia'e aA'es hef uneie Is iA'nei SS'nsu,'i
coincidence tas. 'hat one person shouiu oe reiA
tive OF both these Presidents e'ns ''rons ono'
presume she takes no peculiar priae In oe"g niece
the great TRAITOR Out We are very sure se " OF ousn'
e Gazette.
r nj ,t,,r,L;. ,.lo,,ol,o f,,r+,,o, o,,l;,l,to,
II, readers as fouows upon the besotted habits of Mr
Iincolp How bissuily ignorant must be the eonditio
Of The reader, of upon whom such stuff can
1t imposed:
LANKr LhNcoLN-Ihe TACT oil Lineolns constant into7
" icaton Is conhtmeu Dy gehtemSn just from washing
tOn appears that he became addicted to the vice
this Way The cares oil place aec'ea MS nervous yS'ei
,starad him large nunntitees of oniuu and brandy
.snniS,v ,,ord on.no and ther ho ,orI
fa into profound sumber. In the morning his prostrI
ion would become great that liquor would be resOrte
TO- and thus 'y o snS ~
perfectly imbeeile and thoroughly Indifferent to what
passing AiOunD "i
ID A ten-inch Columbiad has been mounted q
rs Fortress Monroe and brought TO bear unon tn
n. Lo,,ao .f ~, pros;3o,,+ 1,h,, T,lor
!" M, NJ, o.,a,,,s p;o,nu,0 so,,o.
ine Ne" =, ''"J DN'
sr We have already mentioned, on the author
e. ty OF the Montgomery Advertiser, that Mr;
E. ID. Todd, OF thus city' VINO Is orother-ih,laN
. OF the President OF the United states has bee
st Cdnfederate States. Mr.. Todd is daring youp
10 man of GOOD character fine talent. and an ar
DENT friend of the South-his home by brit
education and choice
IS
" :. n.,,a s,a.onr Mocni,ooN
. D'Ds
: " The commander of Fort Monroe has profite'
- by the Sumter affair All the wooden barrack
of Monroe have been torn out, and none but FIR
S proof ones left
r Tbo ch,r,eston Mercurv calls a,tent;or in
b sion;fcont manner to tbe fact that Gov Ham
n mond of South Carolina, has failed to tender any
material aid to the secession cause.
# The th;rtoer reo;monts first called ont !,
4" Ohio for tbe IInited states service will he re
ceived for three years if they wish, in addition
q to the nine specially called for the three year