Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-03-06

II
Milwnukee. Feb os. The north side II Hook
or a Nicker's warehouse gave way frora prcss.
ure Of wheat and SOOVO bushels were precspated
into the river. a
A lady. in speaking of the estherine IL law
veys ,o drdcaie n new courtshouse. said she
supposed u.ey had gone
"to view the ground
where 'h'y m"'' shortly "e' .a.EG fl
taconccrt lately given by the Baker family,
~ Mason county, iihnols' C"Ppefheau gov w,
70 . terriDie rage' A'ckeu up uis'u' 'ca,o'i "',u
leH the mouse h shwearlnB passion, u. 'ne snt s, .
ing oi wha, ne called a ID AS3llt'on song
Inc song was inc e'S'af-Speneieo.O O'"ne''
Parts letter gives a. repor. ,hat fIss'oehs n
LhcOin AuhVf'"'uu ,'oy.e''ue J,v"' ,'',,.o =
cdfcgerc% erItesano" tNe hn'Perc. u1o'''.o'e
-, ~ Iea'co ana oI iec interpretation 'o"e P"' ."
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lnyfe W I'LL rI,us id f,r'oer IN
Sne ~ u'. uoiu ~, ~; ~ :"
a oou,'i Ns1olna y. ny hy u'a ~
he left me heap Of papers, aud I've never had
time to read 'em yet"
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lne elcn'',"nu 1sl'Y"Ie .l'". sno
nc $500 sI,, ~ - p~I,',;ce
- -. Lo.s..-.....,
ne .es. aut'cSS i,o' Wy '.on'n St;a.s si,''
ven. ppssel''lls w. i.u "s St
Durg, nai' way Uc'"e''i '"'''Vsso0'V anu ''''e'
loyV'he'
DosnWnecketS reueI soiI,eIs c.c' ~
oe PlShyu up W ,; wese;n G" Ch.ss,, o,
RasSeu RElsSei '"'o"s'' p" "ss'"e '0' OP
r'""y'
A vicksburg dispatch ofthe 23d says that an
other ram was 20 80 GoWh !ne E', ,Fe1 .has n,gn
10 20 oe eorna"Teu ,, Wr " O"P' '''
"By special order from General Rosecrans,
no more OF the newspapers known as the Cincin-
natl Enquirer and Chicago Times will be per-
nit.eo 70 Oe e''cuia'eu IN tue army o' 'he yum
oe'i"u'
Rebel official documents show that over 1900
Union men ofthe South arc now in iails for re-
fusng to take up arms in aid ofthe rebellion, OF
t for loyalty 10 the old flag.
e.,...,,
and associations are making preparatious 10 es.
tablish banks under provisions Of the new bank
ing law. ,af
4 The feris fatrle says the foiish inSnrrecton
j spreading 'nrough9ul All rOlanu; me 'psur'
gents attacked Menchow on Inc l'tl ana were
y rePuited WIN s,K hunaree k,hco anu "ounueu'
GOV. seymour on oaturu"y rc"'a'keu u, con-
versat,oh win "a gentleh1ah @ Q, Troy, tnat ne IN
oehueu 70 Pu' ov,VVV VI ,nv sa na.'o'"l "u"'u, y.
u gah'zeu uhuer the Jaw Oh looA, upon war loot
a ing.
\ The testimony in the contested election case
= of Blair against Knox at ST. Louis has been
: closed. The DenocrGS says from partial ex'
a,lt,lal'ol y. te esluence u y Sa.lshe1 lnat ,ne
eiection o' Mr. hnoA is placed beyond DOUBT
The New Orleans PicaEune of the 18th states
that an attetnut has been made TO shoot General
Banks. The weapon used was an air-eun, and
n the bullet after passing near where the General
stood, was found ON the opposite sidewalk. The
e would be assassin made his escape.
The President has issued his proclamation
{ for convenine the Senate on The 4th of March al
e 70 M. There will doubtless be much Execu.
tive business in the way Of Combinations. II i
understood that the President would have con-
vened Congress in week, if any great measure
had faiied'
Captain Joseph Pierce. Of Cincinnati. an old
Z scitzen. died in that city on Friday. Hebad had
: In coffin ready made and waiting fer his occu.
lpancy, for tre,ve vcars. II was of solid maboe.
Q any all the parts dove.taile together, he hav.
I ing prohibited the use of any screws. He also
D had had constructed stone sarcophagus, of q
. size convenient to hold the coffin.
e ,
n".;.. Hos s,,'n,, Sa.;i'' y. te',s .al'
t. IL =, So, haI n,;shahas,;,,,, i..,,L ".
for discipline, aud was about to excon,,,unicats
/, him; whereupon the worlds people held a meet.
u ing outside, and voted not to receive him. unles,
: he should be returned Ia as good condition a.
y when delivered to the chucrh.
o,,,on.u - p,s,on ,b,, h.s ~. ,a.,
,;.oS &c ,oai;n., s.;, ~ n'.I io,'t
A Icrats an beino asked what he tbought ~ ii;
. Marty nIatform in Conneticut said. sour foll
4 have gone loo far. and guess tbey win fin,
a ,hat o1t IN election dav ~ The nayt, aiInde,
Ito was an earnest supporter Of BTccEinr;dge !,
lCyonnet;cut in 1861 He nronbcc;es :, rovdi, 1,
ltbe aneaee'' camn
OLD, MAiD-+M ha'i nihe months Old and can
ne alone even n, six wonths Y",,,,g s,;a ;nd;n
as nnnt mother mutter;ng 10 herself, aHrSnn7
st gunss vo,,'ve bocn alnae ever since,h
m % '1.l
A. A sale OF 2OO,OO0 pounds OF wool was made
few days since by Mr.. Erickson, of Rocheste
N. Y, to the Manchester Print Works OF New
Hampshire at SIla cents per pound, equal t
$l72,0Oo. The wool was from Ohio and West
M. s,-
ID ,',.,';.to 'n "a''vH qua nal
:, .. o:3l;n, ~ na,,a F,,I, .,,,',. ,e g., nu
" ua ,'so .rros,aJ ON 49,; on S III ~
osy ass;s,. - ,,,a" -" ,r;aa anu ,l
ne s'''.S s,Its,, ~ ss,.t :, ,h. ~; p.,.;...a,
We sun,y' "u '''' ~ wy O'o ie''''o''''A'
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A disease has shown itself in Vermont whic
is pronounced by physicians to be an epidemi
IdsDft6Ftd and which Is unusually fatal. Its mrs