Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-12-11

The next total eclipse Of the sun visible in
this hemisphere will be on Aug. z, 1869.
A Quebec paper notices an unusual move
ment westward from that city Of war materials,
including ightheavy guns
In the sinners life, the roses perish and the
thorns are left; in the good mans the thorns die
and the roses live.
Two more Of the guerrillas who hung Mr..
Joseph Bragg Of Covington, Tenn. have been
captured and hung.
Miss Jemima wilhelmina, when her par
ents refuse to allow her to 60 to ball, sets to
and has bdtcl at home.
There are 5000 teams connected with the
Army Of the Potomac. If placed in a single
line they would extend over sixty miles.
The Hartford Ladies have set the example
OF disseminating the practice Of sweeping with
their dresses. Skirts TO the ancle and balmoral
boots are the style.
Massachusetts has contributed $4,000 men
10 the Union armies as shown by the books of
Adjutant General Schouler They have, be-
sides, many thousands from that State in the
Navy.
The Queen Of Spain has been kissing the
Queen of France, and the Paris editors feel as
well over it as though they had been kissed
themselves. .-LoVisriRe Journal
Edward Everett is fully convinced that
restoration day" isat hand when the masses of
Southern people will rise against their despotic
leaders, and will Loyalty pledge their allegiance
to the Union.
In the Thanksgiving prayer which pre-
ceded his sermon, Henry Ward Beecher prayed
heartily for the newspapers of the country,
which he styled "Monarchs of the Land
In Richmond good whisky sells at $1,000 a
barrel, rebel money. An inferior article can be
had for $4,000. glass of brandy brings Sc.
"My party, sir, will not lie in idleness. -
said politician. @Yery true, sir" retorted his
opponent. "Your party is neither chargable
with lying in idleness nor idleness in lying"
Two women were publicly hanged at Talla-
dega, Alabama, on the 18th of October, for re-
fusing to divulge the hiding places of their
husbands, who had fled at the approach of the
rebel conscripting officers.
Industry is the sturdy and hard working pi.
oneer, who, by persevering labor, removes OBJ
structons, overcomes difficulties clears intrica-
cies, and thus facilitates the march and aids the
victories of genius.
A man in New Hampshire had the misfor.
tune recently to lose his wife. Over her grave
| he caused to be placed stone, on which, in the
depth of his first grief he had ordered to be in
scribed these lines: "Tears cannot restore her
therefore l weep" Poor, dear, affectionate
creature
The real, simon-pure, unadulterated copper
head papers, are bound not to give up Vallan-
digham. They still swear by him-treason and
all. The more loathsome he becomes to loyal
men, the dearer he seems TO be TO them.-Reg.
In the recent case of fugitive slave woman,
referred to Gov; johnson, of Tenn, the Gov
ernor decided that she might go back with her
master if she wished 10, but not otherwise
This is pretty free rendering of the law for a
slave State.
The Harrisburg Telegraph calls for a mon
ument to Jenny Wade, the heroine of Gettys-
burg. She was making bread for our army dur
ing the battle, having refused to leave her house,
which was within range of both armies and was
shot through the heart.
An old Scotch woman, wishing to cross the
river Forth, hestated 10 enter the ferry boat
because storm was brewing. The boatman
asked if she would not trust TO Providence
ana, na said She II viii ma trust in Providence
as lang as there is bridge at Stirling"
For some time back a gang of men have
been engaged in stealing horses in Maine and
running them to Vermont, to sell, and on their
return taking to Maine horses stolen in Vermont
Some detectives who had been watching them
for some time, arrested them at Bradford, on the
23d instant.
Forty officers in the italian army have been
degraded TO the ranks for having married con-
trary to the regulations.
Three Years ago, the I'd day Of the present
month, John Brown was hung at Charleston, Va;
but his "soul is still marching on"
The Raleigh IN. C.) Standard of the Goth
contains dispatch from Wilmington, Goth, sta
| ting that l3 large steamers, heavily laden, ran
the blockade into Wilmington on the night Of
the 18th inst.
The Dayton Journal says: "There is q
prospect that the great Sanitary Fair at Cincin-
natl will eclipse everything of the kind evel
held in this country. The whole loyal popula-
tion of Cincinnati, men and women are enga.
ged, hearts and hands, in preparing for it"
The Worcester Spy states that the County
Commissioners of Worcester have received
notification from the United States Marshal to
hold themselves in readiness TO receive and keeI
in close custody, at the Jail in Fitchburg, some
ten or twelve female secession spies, now held
by our Government as prisoners.