Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-04-10
Iterns.


Items.
1t Is expected that sixteen more ironclads will
be added TO our navy during 1863.
A letter from Port Royal says the number Of
freed slaves in that department is nearly seven
teen thousand. t
TWhy ar'n't you with your regiment7" "Mef
Obi I'm sick-lvc got something the matter
with my liver" "Ahl yes, it's w6itei"
The Richmond Wing sarcastically says that
Bragg has been @installing Governors with great
pomp." That is right, Bragg and poD,p are two
dogs that should go together
A young fellow named Sloan, at Camden, N
j., has lately exhibited piety in rather queer
form. He stole 81 200, to enable him TO finish
his education for the ministery. On the Sun
day before, he partook Of the sacrament in a
Baptist Church in Camden.
Miss Sarah Baxter, Of Boston, lately deceased,
bequeathed 10 the American Board Of Commis-
sioners for Foreign Missions and to other relig-
ious and charitable associations property TO the
value Of about 100000, principally to the Amer
ican Board.
The Rev. s. d. Bowker, Chaplain of the l24th
Regiment whose home is in Huntington, Lor-
ain county. is in limbo. He thOughtlessly sold
his horse TO a rebel officer he met under flag
ing the rebels.
The Mercury's Washington dispatch says inn
mediately after the Connecticut election orders
viii be issued for the conscription of 100000
men.
A large emigration to the State of Illinois is
taking place from the States Of Virginia, Ten
nessee, Kentucky aud Missouri. The stations
on the Illinois Central Railroad are crowded
fa af1 iefo
with the war. 1sf e1
A Federal Cavalry man writes home from Vir-
gina; "The roads are impossible, we cannot
move for mire, but-if the rebels attack US, We
are prepared to welcome them TO horse pistol
graves" A soldier who was arrested for steal
ing rebels goose, said he found the bird hiss
ing at the American flag, and arrested it for
treason. - a., .t...t-.f s,,o.
Animportant engagement occurred on the 18th
at Londek, Poland, The Russians were com
PEELED to retreat, and the town was burned.
The insurgents numbered 5000.
Within the last ten days forty millions have
been paid to thearmy, and within another weeks
time all the soldiers will have been paid off, OIL
funds will have been provided for that purpose
up to March l. Hereafter, if the troops are moi
paid off regularly it will be the fault of some
other department or bureau than that OF the
Treasury"
A woman, eighty -one years of age, died in
Concord, N, II, on the 9th, who commenced
reading the Scriptures in course when she was
- Jo,i ,ItI 1;tla .,,t;.oJ,r ,t,-o,,,sh
SeSn scyemtv four @ times ''S'N '''f - T.
III rs :.
< zoo ,,,en - L;Tod ryo,,ndeJ and ,nissne. this
is fhc official 6gnrc seven hundred oSI;cers
80 -, Lii ,r,,,sJoJ and n,;ss;Sr Tue Sia,sr-
als { ;iiaJ "A three wounded General Breckin.
;J,,aarl Sbaa,he,,, ssca,,sd xv;thont scr.tch
'"N O''0
A letter from Jackson, Tenn, says the writer
heard a distinguished officer of that department
remark that IF ne had eighty thousand OF your
here, he would take Vicksburg inside of ten DAYS,
or lose every man in the attempt and he ,oould NJ
care a d--,n uh;chp'fi, s..i ~. ri.isiltfisg sg
~, 6,.-1 ,asi,t0 fli.t,.y,a
Inc oena'e % AT Seinmous nave 4ci resoiyed 70
Print So,Voo copies OF Seherai nosecrahs sPien-
did ietter 10 the ohlo legislature, ana tne
equally Po'nted address Oh me ONO soldiers TO
the people oi ONO LOT geherai o'striou''on'
T, said that the newly .electea cdrperbead
Board OF Education o. Syracuse nave determin- u,
ea 10 dismiss an tne teacners IN .nc puoic
SCHOOLS Oh 'nat CITY VINO VINO arc oPPoSeo W siaVe'y
.I.,rdon ,,,,,ers cor,nl,;r of the or.,t ;,.r..sc
of hank rnntcy in EngIand Nine 1bou.and hi.
year, agr,nst aooul ewo :noust.o ~, ~ % iorIne'
ne ,ic, eSse is " .ne ',,er
can war. Wn,cn oelng .neerPie.eu' means 'na'
., i" =, - mon
~ ~. ~ a,uing sne IaS,,I,, va s ~ Hn,a-
Eagle don'tl ~ lsar
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A c0ntraoapd arr'v,d at az u. LOUIS taS some DAYS
s.lce, havng oe'see @ooy atu S.Vy IN golu y,
ms posSesslon; ne , was aeAeu NJ" hy oo,aineu
II! M ne gslners nc salu, Come 70 oe piahta.
roh an 1et n,o - oe eoee, nts sos euih, ~
VI uey iui r,I WI. VI, I"a wens " - ~, ue
iy 1eneated his exnIoit TO every new ouest;oner
a case mas recen.iy oeen Ieciaea ' y Gh'cagt
cSs;n,sd erennt;an as an alien n was nrovs,
IA, he had voted and thc conrt withont an +,
more deci,ied that he wasa e;t,en an
liable to draff Those who expeot 10 ESCAPE IN,
coming conscrintion nv the plea of non -cit;zen.
sin S,nst he careful how thew exercise m,
r;obt Of snffraoe The nriyilege Of voting nre.
sumes the liability Of fishting =