Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-16

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say CARRIES hsye you seen as master,
Win oe muiistache on his ace
90 long de road some tlne ois morning,
He seen a smoke vav mn, de yIbbey esie.l.
Where the Lincoln euDboats law,
He fool, bis hat and Ie9 beyry sudden
And / 'spec' he rt,r swavs
Dc darkies laugh--"He, he"
must De now de k'ngdom coming,
Ana de year o Juoliee.
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~why don't you ask your sweet heart 10 mar
ry you2" IL have asked her." awhat did she
sayf ~Oh' I've the reiusai Of her'
Ata printer,a festival. RECENTLY. the follovino
toast was offered. aWo5nap--spcond only to tbe
press in the dissemination of news" Is,
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mhy are uoctors ealleu Ph{sclans mammal
aPbysicians" replied her mamma, who was sell
dom at loss for an answer, Ucomes from fec-sesk,
as the doctors ride about all day TO seek fees"
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% aa.. sa,p .. ttIie Us, IsS' sSeness
dear child; why do YOU askf' aCause she iioc-
ged me to-day when didn't do my sum-"
Two pro'hers rom Louisvlhe louBht AZ Ftts"
purg on oPPoste sloes ana IN reglmentsa alrect-
4 Y oPPoseu 70 eacn otper. Az 80 nspPeneo Inae ma
and was brought into the very hospital where
his loyal brother had been detailed nurse, and
died In his brothers arms
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sise' oi tne ansee ue1eral meSieueh te-
sldes IN Alaoeme, ane nephew o. me va ID
crates Tichmond Era,n;neT,
invisible writes from Columbus mat the
iresh regiments now employed IN euaroing tne
ary prisons Sl ,ne s Ssaie wl De ssns ~ ths M
eaa % oIdsa, ana uS ohidP Prosr N INV ssrScs
the end of two months the next Oldest will re
lieve them and SO on.
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nese citv' the Imnerialists bein0 unJer the com.
rnand of an American T;Ilibuster nsn,sd WsrJ
who has heen for some t;me Jr;lIing then, in
military tact;cs
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II; racort s9dress ~ liz :riSiars ~ Sas,sn
w. con,a 49,, 49, s,a.,, a.,
re- e. i;hart .o t;s
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The rebels on Johnson's Island are not for.
getful of their friends. "The girl left behind
me" receives good sharge OF their thoughts.
! Post Master McEwen informs us that he mailed
on Sunday 52S letters from the Island, and re-
ee''ed io' 'ne'e' last n'en'' 1'9'''o'' O'"'
Some twenty five young men, known as the
@Jessie Scouts" arrived in the city yesterday
from Missouri, to Join Gen. Fremont. They are
commanded by Capt j. Carpenter, and served
with Gen. Fremont in his Missouri campaign.
= Wheeling bttctgigeRcer.
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T,5i.iS u iSa IN ie'
Se GsneraI Gustav~s smith in eor%.nd - % oS ~. \,
Q rebel forces between Fredericksburg and Rich
mOnd. He was formerly Street Commissions
/. in New York City.
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atoms Of ,D;~;o' snne he secesb wor,en 4, ri.
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M ~ you wll go WIN me 70 Ipe oeyiis den;
III snoT you the po3es OF Lincoln men,
AJ9x %I away IS,S io1S away
Away down South in Dixie"
l5e ohlIn Pe1Ple VINO were oTiyen We out o.
FREDERICKSBURG oy the reoels, and whose pro-
Perty was taKen' are 10 Visit washington, to
urge upon congress the importance OF conns,
catlon law. Inc Union people OF tne seeedec
STATES VINO nave Deen prosecuted, ROBBED ano
oppressed, are unanimously IN favor OF thu
sympatbisers in the loval States or eonditionaj
1 Ifr;6n mon that oTnoss n
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> The Philadelphia Inquirer says the remarka.
bic predictions oil the late lamented Colonel =
D ~ BAKER made at tue Continental hoiei pup
/ iicly, last September, that the Flag ot the Un
ION would hoat over New Orleans by the 2stl
OF Aprll, mas met win remarkable iulninen'
as tne very gay colncloes Win tnls Pteo.cuon
many prominent eltlzens can Touch ior N
srT'd dhmIu o, .he 5@iee h, onr me o0onei SPoA
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J. 81. B."-Emerson Etheridge, in his recel
r speech at Nashville, said II am not superst
IL tious, gentlemen yet allow me TO tell you that
!, shall always keep clear Of the initial y. b.
!, J. b; stands Tor John Breckinridge; J. b stand
Rar;a;n RE- s,.n e. pctr PeI,. as ,Ot 'uuI ,,;,t
ont intendno 70 he otsns;ys viii ,ern;,,S - =,
/, that i r, stands for John Brown
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l. The Army appropriation bill contains item
!. amounting TO $226265IoO0 for the pay Of u
volunteers; Sto,ooo'OOv ior subsistence IN kin
u TO the regulars and volunteers; $S600e,0O0 (
Is tne 0uArternaster Department SSOoOOO