Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-09-05

prominent gentlemen the reason he thinks the
rebels had for detaining him so long II is that
they desired to conciliate England by keeping
him in prison SO long, and thus Furnishing him
for his refusal to turn out his regiment on the
occasion Of the visit OF the Prince Of Wales to
New York.
About q dozen young ladies' who IKE TO be
called rebels visited Wheeling the other dav
from Parkersburgh Va, and were placed In
the lock-tp upon their refusal TO take the oath
After remaining there all day their patriotism
subsidized 20 such an extent that for the sake OF
being liberated they consented to be sworn.
Nouns OF MuLTITuDE.-we mention, for the
benefit Of the foreigner, who is mastering the in
tricacies Of cur language in respect to nouns Of
multitude, that a flock of girls is called 6oyy
and bevy of wolves is called a pack and q
pack ofthieves is called gang, and gang Of
angels is called a host and host ofporpoises is
called shodi, and shoal of buffsloes is called
a herd and herd of children is called troop
and troop of partfidges is called corey, and |
coyey of beauties is called GALAXY.
A letter from one of Wilson's Zouaves at Pen
sacola says they are sleeping in luxurious spriny
beds and upon pillows OF the softest down upol
which the fair daughters of secessia have beei
wont to close their languid, eyes The zoo zoo
lounge upon carved sofas, survey themselve
through splendid mirrors, and revel in the ricl
! verandahs, and pluck oranges and lemons il
gardens scented by magnolias and oleanders.
plenty of stray chickens, geese, ducks, pigs
DC, yet remain, and fresh beefin abundance
Verify the zoo ZOOS are in clover.
II is stated by military men, who have official
information, that a draft for two thousand men
in Hamilton county is now inevitable Nothing
can prevent it but the most extraordinary re-
cruiting for the old regiments.
Among the prisoners captured by our troops
at Kinkville, Mo-, a few days since in the fight
with guerrllas, were found fifteen who had TAX
en- the oath of allegiauce-sworn not to take up
arms against the United States or the Provision
al Government of Missouri These men were
tried at drum head court martial aud the evil
dence Of their guilt being indisputable they
were sentenced to be shot. Col. Mcneil APP
proved the sentence, signed the death warrant
and every one of them was shot
A gentleman who left Gen. W. Morean's
camp, at Cumberland Gap, says that few weeks
ago eight hundred Tennesseeans made their an
pearance in body, and all volunteered. There
was company of forty five Georgians and
North Oaroliniaus who came in the day before
he left the General
In st. Armands, n Y, formerly North
Elba) where John Brown lived and was buried,
OF the eighty voters in the town, seventy have en-
listed: Their neighbors and the women agreed
to gather IN the crops for those who have gone
and are doing it. The women may be seen any
day at work in the fields.
As the best evidence of the skin and GOOD or.
der IN which the movement from Harrison q
Landing was conducted, / will state that all the
property was removed; that although there wore
n miles of wagons, but a single one-whicb
broke down on the way, and was thereby rend
cred useless-was left behind. Every straggler
was picked up and brought along and the whole
was porfcct clean thing Correspondence of tn
| Tribune
Gen. Hunter has issued general order il
winch he says that ut is with deep regret tha
he has received several reports against officer
returning fugitive slaves, in direct violation
of law of Congress. IL will hardly be believed
when it is announced, that New England Col
onel is to-day, in the second year of the rebell-
ion, in arrest for having been engaged in the
manly act OF turning over young woman,
whose skin was almost as white as his own. TO
the cruel lash of her rebel master"
At Anondale, Butler county, Pennsylvania, all
male inhabitants have gone to the war So the
Postofiice Department is informed and the post
office can only be kept in operation by appoint
ing Lady, Mrs. Nancy Black has accordingly
been appointed.
The PRINTING BUsINEss-The late census re-
turns of manufacturing establishments in N. Y.
reveals the astonishing fact that more capital
than n sny ntbar ~, uSSlng On the printing trade
over s. 100000. Over 5000 persons S are Oeams ems
ployed in printing, and the various establish
tnriaI emIs use use up about ooOoOOO worth ofraw ma
er sll ,OOO6O6 worth Of books papers pUs &c O'
JMLASr has beo, nn,t;n, /, tho nao,ro ,o,,n,oo..
in his brigade to very degrading service~He
employs them to guard such secessionists as he
sh"nd ali tb 70 nr arrest ~ for treason Why
groesP P'S 'p0i 'iie ne
The Ohio is said to be lower than Il has heen
for years. None but the smallest boats can
pass. This Obstructs, to great degree, the pas
sage Of 9eavy government transports and consd;
nro9;s;ons 4 ~ const une u army stores ana
~ !
IT.. ahe y; rai1 rres' has no doubt that the
the result of White ptrgne % Sec.saon eSoa s9ents =
from Missouri are the chief instigators; yet they
Sehe wnee S'lllans) WIN claim 70 be legitimate
prisoners prison M of war If Is % feared b ibst aenepal
war with all the Indian tribes viii be inevitable
A caso of oxt,oo,d;D.,v lonoon;,. :.
noted IN the paris ;ournals nsn nauod
Gallot, aged one hundred and five years
appeared in company with his wife, wht
was one hundred aud three sold, to re
ceive his allowance from the Ministry o
War for military services. He was dis
charged from the army in 1915.
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