Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-10-17
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AJ0InS.
Sixty eoncientious met, Who Srfe ,irafted IN
Montgomery. county, have paid $500 each and
been released. So says the Ohio stofesman.---
We're they wallandgham votersi
TmE FoResr DivoncE CAsr-This evcrlast,,g
divorce case is again before The New York
Courts. IL commenced fourteen years ago. and
the costs alone already exceed $4,000,
A Washington dispatch to the Cincinnati
Gazette says that teneral Halleck Is rapidly
arriving at the point Of authorizing Generals to
use black men for military purposes.
The Newburyport Herald says the mackerel
have been swarIning In that bay for the last ten
days. Two hundred sail Of vessels have been in
sight most Of the time, and any number Of small
boats have followed in their wake. The bay
has presented a splendid scene and any amount
of wealth has been drawn from the vastly deep
the vessels taking from five to forty barrels each.
On Tuesday the fieet numbered 400 vessels, and
the fish were so plenty that Give yankees" with
only four hands, brought in ten barrels.
The Baltimore Americans despatch says
that the principal object of the rebels in their
raid In Pennsylvania, was to get horses. They
took back nearly 1000 seized in Pennsylvania.
Gen. Couch has assumed the command Of the I'd
division, Summers corps. His late division Is
now under Gen. Deyens of Mass.
II is generally understood that "old Abe"
stands firmly by General Butler, notwithstand-
ing Reverdy Johnsons report Of his mission
A writer in the Transcript says Mr. johnson is
a very able lawyer, but he cannot keep the St.
Charles run New Orleans.
THK LAST VERMONT REGrMExrs 10Th
Vermont Regiment left for Washington on the
evening of the 7th, and the 18th leaves Saturday,
while the 18th, 18th and 10th Regiments will
be ready in a few days for marching orders
These five regiments constitute the last Of the
quota of the Green Mountain State--every man
Of them volunteers All honor to the State Of
Stark, it is always ready to do its duty.
Tm TAX on CoNoaFssMrS.-A handsome
sum will be realized TO the Government from
the tax upon the salaries of members of the
House of Representatives. Each member is
taxed $500 a month"; or $1,000 per year. The
speaker will be taxed $l4400. The next House
Will consist of one hundred and ninety seven
members and seven delegates--in all 204. The
aggregate amount of revenue derived from tax
alton of employs in the House will be
$7,433,96, which will be augmented during the
session by taxation upon salaries of additional
employees, 81 M
GEN. JEFF. G. DAvIs.-Indianisns agree that
If General Davis is dismissed from the army, he
will be sent 10 Congress from Indiana, as the
people Of that Safe almost unanimous IN re-
| gnrding the conduct Of General Nelson to the
Indiana troops as ferocously brutal Indeed
they declare that the ball which General Nell
son received in the thigh at the battle of Rich
mond came from the musket of an Indiana vol
unteer. This general hostility on the part Of
the Indiana troops doubtless stimulated Davis
when lie sought to revenge the Insulting treat
ment of General Nelson.
The Richmond wbig of the 9th inst says:
"Two gentlernen who recently made their cs-
cape from Accomac, and have arrived in this
city, represent that the state of affairs in that
county almost amounts to a reign of terror
The Yankee General, Lockwood, who commands
) that department, is already practically enforc-
ing Lincolns emancipation proclamation, by
! issuing free papers TO slaves. Tn a single day
last week, he thus liberated $50 and retained
them in the community, instead of sending them
North, as the Yankee generals elsewhere have
: DONE Of course, their masters are charged
: with their support without the benefit of their
, services" M
@ Col. Forney pronounces as un-
true the statements in the papers
that there was any difficulty in the
Cabinet about the Emancipation
proclamation. Col, Forney's posi-
! ! ton at Washington gives him pecu-
5 liar facilities for obtaining correct
information on the subject.
b GSrIt is said that 100000 heavy
: English navy blankets have been
: imported into the South within the
last six weeks. g
/ Mrs. PRESIDENT LINCOLN, dur
/, ing the past week, distributed about
= one thousand pounds of grapes to the
patients in the several military hos
: pitals in Washington.
Ev-The Philadelphia Press states
;. that Ex-President Buchanan has con-
@ tributed $1,000 to defeat the uncon-
, ditional Union ticket in Lancaster
3 county, Pa, and to elect the Breck-
inridge nominees. Just what might
be expected of the old traitor.
GH A number of rebel sympathis-
>. ers who resisted the draft in Black
y ford Indiana, have been arrested. In
} Fountain County, leading Demo
crat named Harris Reynolds, for an
attempt at resistance, was placed
s under arrest. He was the third man
Q drafted. .a..tftt THr
G1- The Columbus Fact announces
:, the arrival of large number ofrebel
prisoners at Camp Chase, who were
= captured in Western Virginia Many
p of them admitted that the Presidents
:; Emancipation proclamation was
death to the rebellion.