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

| The readers of the JOURNAL will please notice
our new dress. They can't help but like the
beautiful, plain print, and the large amount OF
news we are now able TO present them weekly,
We shall be happy to any number of new
subscribers. Every one paying in advance will
have his name inserted in the "RoIl of Honor. Z"
Price, by mail, $l,50 per year.
DIR. LIS. GEssNER, of this place, has been ap-
pointed Assistant Surgeon to the 37th Ohio reg
inent.
DR.. NJ. E. RAwsoN, of this place, has also
been appointed Assistant Surgeon in the Army,
and has been assigned to the LIST Tennessee Reg
imont, where he is in the discharge of his duties.
A heavy and much needed rain fell Monday
night. Tuesday warm and pleasant.
ED. NJ. HuLBuHD, formerly resident of FIRE.
mont now OF Hudson, Michigan, is raising a COM
Pany of three years men.
| The Bank of Fremont advertises money to let
fror to years, on mortgage securities.
The Assessor of this township is busily engag-
ed in enrolling all men subject to military duty.
Last Saturday, Aug. 2d, was thronged time
in Fremont The War Meeting and Dan Rice's
Show falling on the Anniversary of the Battle
of Fort Stephenson, brought together "a large
coucourse of people, Two or three fights occur
red in the afternoon. AT hall past in the even
a difficulty occurred between two colored men
I-AYLEs and GoINcs. A shotgun heavily load
cd in the hands of Ayles was discharged into
the left side of Goings Immediately below~the
larmpit severing three ribs and the heart, death,
of course, being Immediate. Both men werein-
toxicated. Ayles was Immediately committed
to Jail. Both men had wives residing here.
Our finances were suddenly and unexpectedly
increased ON Tuesday morning, by receiving and
openings letter from Clyde, containing $2C
note. A friend standing by whose eye caught
sight Of the great figures 20 congratulated US
on such "a remittance. Wedid feel a little proud
Another look revealed the words Confederate
States of America Wewere at ones $40 poor.
er. 1t viii take 1873 advance pay subscriber.
to make up our loss ON that $50 note. Any one
who viii hand in their names and good current
funds, can have the privilege and meritorioui
satisfaction of contributing to praiseworthy AT
object besides their names will appear in tho
Roll Of Honor" Our friend, u. W. S." vii
consider us indebted, DC. The firm he directs
us to call on and 'demand the gold, would re,
pudate as quick as the makers Of the note.
Within the last few days we have heard o
several persons leaving the county for fear they
might draw prizes in Unclc Sans grand draft
ing scheme, which is expected to come off in
few days A better and more honorable way i
to eheerfully volunteer, become noble patrio
whom your country, neighbors and friends vii
love to honor; aud the memory of whose act
; and deeds, whether you return with or on you
shield, viii be the proudest legacy you car
bequeath to your kindred or country. Cal
; an American citizen prove recreant now2
The Sunday School Of the Episcopal Churcl
. win give Concer at Birchard Hall on Tuesdal
evening next. Poeeeds To DO applied to III
purchase of sunday School Books
See Interesting correspondence, DC, on th
fTst page of to-day's paper
" r. b. HAYES formerly of Fremont, now Lieu
Y tenant Colonel of the 29d Ohio, has been promo
4 ted to the coloneley of the 18th Ohio Regiment
ga most worthy and good selection.
Il. l.. Cross has just received some New Nv
sic ad ME s;ore, No 2 auckland block.
See advertisement Of McGEr 4 HAYSes. A
interested, take notice.