Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-11-06
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Thepost office Of Memphis now yields an in
come of $25 900 per annum.
DIVINE justice steals on softly with wool
en- feet, but strikes at last with an iron hand
SOCRATES being asked the way to honest
fame, said "Study TO be what you wish 10 seem.
"WHY is Vallandigham like departed
spiritsP Because his friends can go to him, but
he can't go to them" ",
The CoNFEDERArE DEBT, SAYS Robert
Taylor, Register of the Treasury at Richmond
is 490,0O00On dollars.
PUNcH says women first resorted to tight
lacing to prove 10 men how well they could beat
squeezing. f. r
HERE is an old bachelors definition o
love: "a little signing, little crying, it'll,
dying and good deal oflying."
WHEN we record our angry feelings let il
be on the snow, that the first beam of sunshine
may oblrerate them forever.
AT the election in West Virginia, Messrs
Blair, Brown, and Whaley, the unconditional
Union candidates for Congress were elected.
A COUNTRY EDITOR having written long
article on Hogs, rival paper upbraids him fol
intruding his family matters upon the public.
MADAM LA GRANGE, the cantatrico, has
created furore in Spain. 1t is saidthat in two
nights $3.50 bouquets and 100 doves and canary
birds were thrown to her on the stage
THREE hundred and twenty-one thousand
barrels of flour, and ten millions five hundred
thousand bushels of wheat have been received
this year at Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
The abolitionists, alias republicans, alias
loyal leaguers, have sweeping maiorties wher-
ever elections have been lately held They
-Broughed us badly in Ohio, dropped the Cttti,
ON us in Pennsylvania, Stoned US in Iowa.
"WoULD you throw VaIlandigham, an ex,
congressman, into jail with common vagabonds?
asked sensitive copperhead Of Judge Holt
when the famous, or rather infamous traitor was
arrested. "Certainly,' said the Judge "if the
yagabonds don't object" s .u ,.rr.arr
BRIT1sH GENEROSITY A Paris letter re
/ lates that poor little milliner found an Eng.
lish nobleman's pocket book with $4,000 franc.
In IT. She restored it intact, and he rewarded
her by promising to speak well Of her shop"
g GEN. MEADE's ARMY.-It is stated that
from the immediate vicinity of Washington. re.
leased by the employment Of the invalid corps to
man the forts, Gen. Meade's army numbers neal
ninety thousand men.
A COUNTRY PAPER in commenting early
rising and walking, says "Morning interviews
with nature are delightful" @Susan," said ;
young lady, iwhen you kindle the fire to- NOR
row morning, open the window; if nature want,
an interview, she may come in and have it.''
q AN EXCHANGE tells us as a matter Of ne ws
that, "There will be no draft in Ohio, the quota
having been filed with volunteers" Certainly
there win be no draft Ohio voted to sustain
the Government. There would have been diff
ferent story TO tell if Yallandigham had beer
elected Governor. haadelphia Press. f,.. -
PooR McGREGoR-T martyr editor Of
the Stark County Democrat was the candidate
for County Treasurer, and was the worst beat
man on the ticket. Even the traitor Vallandig.
ham beat him. "H
Obi Molly Stark thy deeds are known,
Americans shall never cease
Your praise to sing But enough
You have buried MACK and gone for BBoUoH.
IT is said that the gentleman with whom
Vallandighan made his home on the Canada sid,
at Niagara Falls, is Copperhead refugee Of tn,
State in the Michigan Pennitentiaryl Birds o
feather" DC. is1'
The patterns have been made and prepar
tiOns commenced at the Fit. Pitt FOundery, Pitts
burg, for the casting of gun which will have
bore OF twenty inches. Its length will be TWEEN
ty feet and its greatest diameter at the breecl
five feet four inches 1t will weigh about ia,
900 pounds. oi
The Holmes County Farmer, (Copper,)
in speaking of the result of the late election saws
"we all have the consolation of knowing that
Lazarus was licked by the dogs and lived" II
is recorded of Lazarus, that soon after being
clicked, he sought repose sin Abrahams ho.
SON." Are copperheads looking forward to a
similar refuge from their afflictions2 f54.
The Cincinnati Enquirer declares that =
war Democrat would have been worse defeated
in Ohio than Vallandgham. The sagaety Of
that journal is at fault; a war Democrat was cho-
sen at the late election, aud by atremendous ma
jority.-N. Y. Post. .. -,
A "WoRTHY CANDiDATE.' '-In his letter
to JEFF Davis, in 1856, showing then the plot,
ings Of treason, James M. Mason said: lam q
candidate for tto trst kakter." Certainly, every
loyal man in the United States hopes that he
may be eleeted.-0. S, Journal .f.,'
"FREEDoM OF THE BALLor."-The N. Y
1Fibsne says; that in Deerfield Warren county
Ohio, several Vallandigham tickets were depos
tied in the box with explosive French matches
concealed in them. The least pressure will
cause these to ignite. This is butternut Stree
dom of the ballot, ss a-s..i i4.t
Nor A SINGLE SENATOR. Itisstated thai
the opposition elected Just one Senator in Main,
at the recent election (in Lincoln oounty,) but i