Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-19

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ated for Congress from Wisconsin.
Ex-Governor Hicks, of Maryland, has Joined
company forming in Cambridge Md, as a
private.
Isaac Snodgrass; of Menard, Ill, has nine
sons in the army. Heisa Virginian by birth.
Every town in Vermont has been carried by
the Union ticket. In many towns not a solitary
Breckenridge vote was cast. ~
Under the administration of Opdyke, Mayor
of New York City, the city taxes for city ex-
penses, will be reduced $2,28I ,326. There is
Something gained by having an honest Mayor
The colored men of Cincinnati were again set
to work on the Notifications over the river ON
Monday, Pay $3.50 each per day.
1t is stated that T. W. Park, Of San Francis
co, staunch Republican, will be chosen by the
legislature of California to the Senate OF the
United States in place of Mr.. Latham.
The price of cotton has gone up to 60 cents
on middling qualities. The total import into
New York since the LIST of September is Ais
bales. Only 1000 bales have been brought in
TO New Orleans since the capture of that city
on the 25th Of April. N4
/ Five old Regiments of Curtis army arrived
at Cincinnati on Thursday last, among them
the ID and 18th Missouri (German) regiments.
These are ~Pea Ridge" veterans, and in march
! ing through Cincinnati pointed to their bullet
pierced flag, and cheered when they heard the
rebels were only seven miles from the river.
A special dispatch from Washington state:
that the most accurate list of our recent losses
4 by the Surgeon Generals is 1900 killed ant
wounded. The rebels treated the wounded
most barbariously, leaving them without atten-
dance, food, or water lying helpless in the mids
| of purifying corpses.
i The Columbus Journal says Franklin county
has nobly saved herself from the stigma of forct
in raising her quota for the call of the President
There are some signs of Indian troubles il
1 Northern Michigan as we'll as Minnesota In.
dian warriors are gathering about the head Of
Lake Superior, who exhibit signs of hostile in
tention. 1t is said they can raise 1900 armed
warriors in Northern Michigan.
The rebel cavalry 200 strong, took possess.
ion ofMaysville yesterday. The packet which
returned; and the boat due from Maysville also
arrived, having anticipated her usual hour o
departure. The citizens had prepared for tn,
Irebels by removing every thing they would bt
likely to steal The city was surrendered with.
out resistance. A cavalry raid 10 Ohio from
that point is not probable, as the border is
Istrongly guarded by the people. Two gunboats
were dispatched from this city yesterday after
lnoon.-C Cincinnati Gazette, I4kk.
| A culvert broke in Philadelphia on Friday, on
the Cohocksick creek, which flows into the Del
aware. A large area was at once overhowed,
property to the value Of at least half million,
and probably considerably more, destroyed, and
five persons drowned.
The Chippewas IN Minnesota, though they
have not actually declared war, exhibit very
unfriendIy disposition, and doubtless sympa-
thise with the murderous Sioux. The Com
missioner for Indian Affairs in that State hn
Isent gloomy report TO the Legislature of hi
Interview with the chief HoLE-M-THE-DAY.-
Commissioners from the State have been nr
lpointed to unite with the United States Com
missioner in attempting to bring the refractory
chief and his tribe to terms t,t,,s.-s
There was rsIinsr that Victor Emanuel con
templated personal visit to GaFibald ineogni
to, and u was anticipated that as the marriages o
Victor EtnBnuel's daughter with the King o
Portugal was 10 take place on the 10TH he wouls
take that opportunity 10 exercise The preroga
tive Of mercy and pardon toward Garibaldi.