Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-10-31

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erm in Newport. Rhode Island, have re-
.ontiv co,nnls,ad = co,.ract AZ their leal ,yrl.s
s,r toytv tons of Mimic riao bnIls for the Cow
srnment.
A ahig tbingr ia renorted AZ Tho Houohton
Mine IsEe S5ner;or M ,Le shane Of mass of
virgil, e,,pnar we;eh;ns i, tvsnt,- tl,co tars 'l
e"e
The Empress Bugenie is determined to IN
celebra,cd Matsdor' has bcen sn snoaged % for tho
s,,ort NJ he h;n,,odro,n.
II want sateguard, said violent rebel 20
General Negley, the other day, Hang out the
American nag replied TIE General that is the
TIT : d'f'N1l fSf'tfrs ya.
!. Squirrels swarm in the woods OF western
Virginia, and come down in droyes on the cotnI
fields. The Wheeling lntelligenccr says IN nu-
mercial strength they may be likened unto the
frogs in Egypt,Ga - E.. fysi+ ..ieaf3fha5
st s.a,-. /. -. -. - ..l... .e |
,h VIC ,,,,,dr,' - ,sar,;ar Psr
haps they may get along very. we'll together
she hopping, and he whOoping
co,,o,;s.;,,,o. ps.,,,,..ii.L l..;aoS -. go.
laari, ~, 80, ~ ~. i.,
10 tax oach earr;a,,. .,s issr,, tt,iis Is.,,,r
s,sars,el .Sd ~ n. i,',',s
'''' '''' lO'' y 80
ri ~ 80 a. -, .e
slo,,,d / IN = ,,I,;t. fT';'Y..-.s1lsa -,
e. @ a, s.i y. soVu
ly over the enormity Of armihg negroes
urLo. c.. p..,,.. 60. 49,
n,.,a ~. Pa - E,.S i.'.ni sle
sh ~
ty-one shilling pieces rose to twenty .seyen, but
that did not prevent her from carrying on the
war successfully.
~. H., o.. W.. ~ ,-t..., 80,
II IL
News has reached Louisville to the effect that
he was killed by staff officer Of the rebel Price
Van Dorm and Price had some difficulty
Dorn drew pistol to shoot him, but Prices
9'1'' 'A'''' '''''H i'''' ~" '''o'S "e oo'iu n'e
To counteract the mischievous electioneering
falSehOods concerning the public debt, the Wash
ington correspondents of the Associated Press
states, by authority, that on the LIST inst, the
,bsn sso0 oo0 0oo ;ncivJn~ al ,pm 1 ,e
every speces of notps and slso nearly SsO o0o
900 beouea,bed by Buchanan,s Admin tr,,tion
:,
instances Ike the following throw light upon
tion of Democrats and Union soldiers in r,bn or.
INV. In n regiment raiseJ in Inriana co,,ntv
men were canvassed and onIv tbyae Dsn,oocra,s
were found against ISa linen mon
qn ~, s..,.,n
1 1.ass .s.l a1.s,l
Gs,,,.rai W = "' " A''''n' fA'J"'S"'
s.
Yellow fever has made its appearance in Sc
verai townsin Kansas, At Sabine Pass there
had been twenty five deaths. Most of the peo-
The Plain Dealer, Ohio Statesman, Cincinnati
Enquirer, etc, exult over the defeat OF several
Union members OF Congress. Sc do jeff. Da- |
Fls and all his rebels.
sJ,l,n Rrovn c,,orJsn 10 tho mama of r,;li-
49, o@.,,,,,,,,, ,'-s,,;;'. 'Si'n ~. |
s1pnose rTeaderS WIZ in Ne,v orIe.ns ~ al
places in the world.
Tho Ki,g If Tt,l,, Gladly r;,,d;nr 60 tho -
- - I.:S - 5ts 5i'J - StI,',s W tf1 e
~ y, n's sn1 young 'Sueei, vi
ana his fa,torvers a,co,St desert,rs ro, th
al arn, The ;s ,,aSi =, '''' ''e i'J
~. SOVN PViJ
MAN proposes, and God disposes," said pi-
Gus aunt TO her over-confdept niece. Let a
man propose TO me ifhe dare, was the response,
,'in,rs as - s,ii,s ~ " !, " ny o"H
- 2 90 ~
Two full Maryland regiments, of 1000 men
each, marched over into Virginia few days ago
singing the John Brown song. They were from
near Harper Ferry Who would have expect
ed such a result three years agof
General Burnside has been reccntlv nromoted
to an important position. His conmond now
embraces his former Gbe otb1 army corns to.
gether with those OF Generals Williams (late
BANKS and sumner. Gen WILCOX lately COM
mandlhg The lst DIVISION, now commands the
Slh army corps
Letters from E0vnt renresent the cottor cron
in that country as a COMPLETE success. and onen-
inc dazzling yis;ons of fnture vvealtb pr;eas
rn1o f,r, t6r,o mi en- ,;,os H. e,,.,,,o
age and tho volue f th ;ncon;ns, cr,,,, i 80;
1 nOr m -
mated AZ zSoCSOvV. ufkey WI nus year al al,
~ Pioeuee io' 'ne . E.glSn Net aoOut OV'VVO
DaieS ~ iro'i' ner As'aO'c P'oF'hces'
Gen. Bragg has furnished an official report of
I the battle of Perryville, Kentucky, in which he
claims great victory, which, he saws, only for
the approach of night would have been compile
ted by driving our troops from their position
He secured, while in Kentucky. 400 wagons
loaded with provisions, which he took away in
safety with 5s army. He lost y SOO barrels Of
PORK, leIt at LeAhg'oh' "hieh zen INTO lhe hands
OF the fanSees'
The Proclamation. It was urged. would mt
reach the slaves. Their masters would moi lei
them hear of it, An Iowa exchange saws that
Delaware county soldier Just arrived at home
Ss ad If ~ Prncamat;", ar 'ue nfaa ron
,,ecro .iava IL Nortbern M;ss'ss;r,,; Tb''s
o. IA 80, Laar !, f.ou, Norhar,, ~,
p:.-~N M W " vac NH'"
i'''e'' er7f
1t is said that Vallandigham made one or two
speeches each day for six weeks before the elec-
ton. He must nov feel that his efforts did not
amount 10 much since Schenck, who made not
one beat him nicely In one town where Val
smoke he only pot one vote. At one place where