Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-02


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rebel MAJOR generai ~ iuii UNIFORM was ~
One yoat aBo voV. nt9.ksssl ~ N.,.eu "a ~ ~ .lts4-
national government 10 it Wort 70 suppress ueason
me Response wiihn tWeNemonth mas oeen ioo reei-
ne Nocneetet Union eayA III u DutJustce
. Capt. huehanep the rebel renegade who eonmended
he Merrac 70 ey that he Is In no way related 10 Jas
Buchanan o Wheatland Pa"
Coo w Iobnsor tho l.,o ,roy;.;on.i C,oyorn.
Dr Of Kentucky, acted volunteer Aid Of Gen. Brekin
Iidgs a, shiloh. Aher receiving his death wound, ths
Federal oeep tbat tBS rebson ne sss fSeS truth IN
tying dcciaration.
pol,.l o,i ~ st;i,, ,,,,o,t
that Bsectinidge quasd and rebd before the roar Of
& @ ~ % wnss h,nnn M
rsnts Al every Gre.
49,,
isfosMArioS wASrEp OF TWO orphan cnlluren'
son eha o. isaac AhsSn ~ ons
These children hear of important legacy now due
she sy ADDRESSING Sohn hs9 % s
"'"' Nv p'''-' y
Beauregard calls the recent Tennessee battle
Geld shiloh. Prentice says presume that his sscreta
~ ,bs pa,rispe Jacob vss hot be seeptre
Shall not depMtfrom Judah until shiloh come"
The Sunday Mercury Of the 27ih states on
Jaskson six miles below sasannah s IN our possession
"H' '1' p'Oa''' ''' sun y ''''''
Nashville has now loyal Mayor in the per-
son OF John Hugh smith, who bad occupied that position
ses ~ th o s & rng ace ~ ss o. oos or
smithF Long Hive his race.
Col McHenry, of the nth Kentucky, had his
coat torn BY musket balls in places Several colones
give nun honoIeoe nenuon. lie informed me last even
disd tban bays sssp ca,sht i u Ths @ sns
dao "But," cried he prayed for night OF Grouehyr'
Tho Ohio sto,osn,or, ,,,,s .,,... ,. ,..Il.,,
troops at Island No. TO-
sour troops at No. 10, after having captured
every thing else, took Sibley tent of fifteen
women without the loss of man"
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~ 10 ~ "s5 az tSiahu
~ ~ = at tree auu nan lilililohs
navy, and the gallant sailors in our eun-boats
will make "a good thing" out of the bloodless
surrender
General Wool is reported to have remarked
on the occasion of his fret ;nsnection of tbc
Army Of tbe Potomoe that tbev were The dirtiest
lot IL men he ever saw. General McCleIlan
made the following replv: sGeneral Wool. If Won
and vonr men had been where I and NV men
have been you would be dirty too"
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- "A a llee.'rS S VI the DvunVotaeic SVa'e NentIai
t. ~ nus oee oaales a. ooiu.nUus on INC
tt.il VI D1Sy, VI, sa,'
~ anu q. +" naNe @
axes axes 10 g'ihe IN Ol,lo 10, SoulheIn use Inc
.i Ne"'i"i Noii'ni'sse are reauy
~ ~" '''e ''o"o'
Charles Carroll, grandson of the signer Of
the Declaration OF Independence and with one
Is entbus;astc in bis supnort of The ia"u
ofthe President for compensated emancipation
SON % of % tbe sgner holds the sn sae y;eTs aSo grand
rho no,.r..o s,.,. 1a..n.1 lw,,a;..
the leading Whi@ and O conservS,iye nrgsn y
other days announces broadly the readiness
Of the U9ionists Of Delaware to accept the broad
the one hand and the Presidents Emapeipation Or,
message on the other
The Louisville Journal don't believe that
Parson Brownlow ever swears. Prentice says,
The Parson @ has repeatedly assured US that he
took drink of liquor, never went to the thea
M M,er' never attended 1 a horse race, never told
wore e' wbiskers and neTer t;ssad 'v an~ wn nnree
but his wife"
Garibaldi has come out from his retirement
at Caperara, and once more entered the field of
stimulate 3be RevoiutionarS saaiet;es IL into ae. e.
ton. 1t will be remembered that he addressed
one Of these at Genoa few weeks since, when
ne promised nus AUDITORS % tnas ne woula not on
Austrian bopdage before ore he ' egoin sbeatbed The The
sword.
BRIG. Gen. w. IT. Sherman. in accordance
with the recommendation OF Gen. Halleck,
has been nominated tor MAJOR General.
An inscrintion. Il is said nav be found in
an Italian gravo vard aHare los E,ollo
who TRANSMITTED q laro. eor,nne 70 boovon
in acts Of charity and has conc ,bitber 70
euiov n"
TSo .r,,r ,f con c,.,;. 10 ..,o
Ia - ,h, ao, aooo' o.', n"s wv pp tA'Nap-
M;,.on.; ~ WS;," ss "u"'' @I's ah, a. o's3 w
som,h &c sor;nosaI5 Ia "a so 80 ,;I"s r. .t sHieS
D.. p;do.I h",s,a 4u soIS az ~ -''''' ''0'D '"''
Inc Wlte OF Mr. singer the Sewing Ma
chine men, mas secured divorce IRON him
ana alimony 70 lhe amount of So,ooO pei
annnm' singer pays dearly Tor single bless
edness, out Prooaoiy he deserves 10 and can
auord IL
The Athens Messenger notices dread
ful accident at Coolyille. A party of two
men and six women attempted to cross the
Hooking riverin boat. The party became
frightened, some Of the women rushed to
the side of the boat, and all were plunged
into the water All but one were drowned.
GOOD aneedota ia told Of ona of tho
oonneclicut boys. While in conversation