Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-08-08

BY uie Dctrs'it AdvertiseS ana Tribune-We
learn that Cen Cnss aud Scnailr Chandler have
each subscribed Sl000 for the bounty fund IN
That city,
AZ recent wan meeting IN bridgeport, Conn,
Elias Howe the well known sewing 1noobircin
ventor was present aad afcr giving $1,000 TO
the fund signed his name TO the roll of volun-
tecrs aud announced that he should not pro-
cure substitute but go himself
aMr. Smith, wish to speak to you privately.
Permit me TO take You apart.0 few moments."-
Smith-(who wasn 1.-THE least rightened beer
tainly, sir f youn promise to put me together
again.
IL is said that the average number Of BATTLES
soldier goes through is fve, Swipes says he
knows np old maid who has withstood ioarteen
engagements, and has powder enough lett for as
many more.
The number Of nanuEcturing establishments
in the State Of Ohio, as shown by the census of
1860, was 1910, employing 6Q.S2O males and
ll4OO females; involving capital TO the extent of
$5S,OOOOO0, and using $10,00O,00O of raw mate
rial annually.
The most infallible way Of preventing The
kitchen door from creaking is said to be 10 en-
gage servant girl whose sweetheart comes TO
the house to see her.
The portrait of the traitor, Ex-Governor sey-
mour of Connecticut has been taken down from
the State House at Hartford. The Albany
Journal suggests that Seymour himself be hung
up in place oil it.
Tho man who c.u foId he o,,,,s no,,. an, COS,
would takeno part In This war. ,y0nld sInn.
Der on the crater Of Vcsuvus in an eruption, he
would sleep ina ship az she swept into the suck
of roaring maelstrom
iii i.eiI ny e.a Oiion n
80 ~ = e =, 81 ~ &c ss,. w y -
,op CO. S,a9 S,,a,o W., II I51. - e. ~ St
Treasurer. rr w Harvey for Register Land ofsse
ii ~ ~ Nr,.' c. At,,,s . 1,si - 0N' 0'ise'
''iiu ~ " 4'o'''0 10
| The Indiana officials report that Indiana viii
have ten regiments under the new call ready by
the 10th Of this month. Adyices from other
States begin TO look more encouraging.
The correspondent of The st. Louis Republi-
can states that some rebels near Veksburg
hanged an old woman aged so years for express
ing her Joy at the arrival of the Federal fleet
Hon r. r. Wssltb,,rne ina snoacl, IN Neu,
York recently expresscd his opinion Of Mr.. Lin
coin in these words: aI have the most entire
confidence in our President. He may be slow,
but gentlemen, / really think he is sure. "A
\ lean dog for long race think he will come
out right"
Gov. Yates says chat half the quota of Him
ois win be in camp within few days, and pro-
misses that the whole shall be in the field before
| that of any other State
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ne Isu airasai IRON ia Ingao ny, fSIoos hUnd ha
, ii 40 s,s S,'',i NJ o,,1d ,, n5
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,'i,o,n,ar IL :, ,isa ,,,s .oo,isito it'
oo m. t....o.;,t g., 4
NhCugo, July SV'-A ili'es .sP'ss,"t - IL ~
Siellipals Oh sne .Sosn ssS i,.s ~, ;,,,trtt IT,
oonti irp,,, bniIs i, Ti5 III fiji,
eon;pned have arrived off Meb;Ie Harhnr n,J
Three iiore are on the way. These constitute
the aeet ordcred h,, th. Southern co,fclorac,,
Il =
n ten TO thirty guns each and are said to be mail
ed with six inch iron. The blockade was run
openly by,diI,t .ef superior strength and weight
ofmeal Mobile is now considered open to the
world with the support of her newly acquired
power. All bosh-ED.]
Philadelphia, Aug. 2-The British schooner
Emma ofand from Nassau with boots, Shoes
salt &c, was captured July 9th, by the U. s.
steamer Adirondack. The Emma arrived off
the Navy Yard this morning. Her captain aud
crew are on board OF the Adirondack in IRONS.
Mr. jennings, at Kenton, Hardin Co.. after the
news of the proposed draft came Monday night,
raised oighty.fve menl This may. be called
doing up the work in short order Bully for Mr..
jennings and Kenton.
MEMPms, ug. 2-The enemy is reported in
force eight n.,ies from here, under Bragg. Two
regiments of infantry and some cavalry and ar
l tillery were sent ont few miles to-day as adj
vance pickets, aud have not yet returned 1t is
expected they II engage the enemy pIckets
Proyidenee. Aug. 4tb.-rhere was an i'm
, meuse assembly at the War Meeting. The an
nouncement that draft had been ordered was
received with loud cheers.
Gov, Sprague has called on the colored citi-
zens to form regiment as part of the quota OF
1 the State. He promises to accompany them to
) the field and share the perils with them.
g Pacific Springs Utah Aug "A herd oi
Q Government mules, 400 in number, were stolen
4 Yesterday by a large body of Indians. supposed
: to be Snakes One man on guard, named e. w.
G Davis was killed party Of 40 cavalry are in
y pursuit of the Indians
Harrisburg. Pa. Ang. 4.-Troops are pouring
in from all sections of the State by every train
The Indications are that nearly the whole quota
. of nino nor,tbs' men will he raised bv tbe iOtb
a I,3i.I:. 60 Ntc..a toio
dnp1sila polis 4.oE, noa'ou teie, r.
SnIS No. o S,,I a, r,a,,, for or.
It ders this week, if the arms could be furnished.
l. Philadelphia, Aug. 2.-Nearly $4,000 was
/ subscribed to the Volunteer Bounty Fund this
n1re5mg' nG ana u mas nov peaehed the sum o.
scyiptioU there has eyerX W ~ prospeet Of tbe fund
: reaching s5OO,OOO
o alrv a,taek,.i eight, rshels yosterdav naa,
R,,,ny; y;Il, ,ad ea1,,,s,ad f,rt, I,r;sonorS Tlo
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