Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-02-20


Items.
Early strawberries have appeared iu marketat
Memphis.
The girl who succeeds in winning the true
love Of 4 true man, makes lucky ha and is her
self alucky naiss.
Woman Is not fit 10 have baby who dosn't
know how TO hold Il; and this is as true Of a
tongue asof baby.
Gov. Stanly's resignation as Military Govern
or Of North Carolina, which was sent to the
President several weeks ago, has just been ac
cepted.
The borrowing Of black troops from the Vice.
roy Of Egypt by the French Emperor has exct-
ed considerable feeling among our representa-
tives abroad. Consul-Gen. Thayer at Alsxan-
dria sends the Facts to the State Department
and Minister Dayton confirms them.
vallandigham Of fohio, boasts that he was born
in slave State. He was born in "a state Of sin
and misery" He never got out Of the latter
and Il is pity that ho emigrated from the form-
er."--Cin Com.
Karl Blind has addressed a stirring appeal to
the Germans in America, exhorting them to sup
port the Union and extinguish slavery.
It is now reported that Gen. Fremont is to be
Il
that Gen. Butler is to return to New Orleans.
Gen. McClellar having applied for active SER
vice, the Cincinnati Gazette insinuates that that
was just the kind Of service the President tried
70 get him in for a period of eighteen months
but failed. The Gazette should not twiton facts.
The Louisiana members, Messrs. Flanders and
Hahn, have been admitted to seats by vote of
92 ayes against 44 nays. They both, it is re-
ported, heartily support the war measures of
the Administration, the Emancipation Procla-
nation included. One Of them is now stump
ing New Hampshire for the Republican ticket.
A great Emancipation Convention is to be
held in Cleveland on Monday next, February
23d. Gen. Ben. Butler, and other eminent men
win address the people.
| The snow Of the 9th was heavy one In Can.
ada The snow fell two feet deep at Kingston,
and three feet deep at Montreal
1t is reported on high authority that the cir
culation of the New York World and Herald in
the army is to be stopped.
My son, haven't / told you three times to 90
and shut that gatei Yesand haven't 1 told you
three times thai wouldn't do it2 You must be
stupid.
We stand by the Government in aH its meas
ures-Emancipation, Oonfscation, Negro En-
AtSNtuSuiJ ak LAW dilQ tll-dnU are reaQy 10
support much more stringent measures than any
or all these, il. necessary to put down this ac-
cursed rebellion. Toledo Blade.
Now if the Blade viii lend a hearty support
to the men who inaugurated the above series of
war measures, it viii domuch towards commen-
ding itself to the favor Of loyal men.
The Lebanon (Indiana) Nal says rebel
sympathizer offered to sell his house and lot for
$4,000, and take Confederate money. A gem
tleman present took him up, but when he found
that the Confederate money could be bought for
$50 he backed down, as his cife refused to sign
the papers.
1t is said that the English keep the son of the
King of Dclhi-rightful owner Of millions upon
millions of treasure, lands, kingdom, &c.-in
small prison at Rangoon, and allow .fVc dollars
per month for food and clothes.
A terrific storm visited Latrobe, Pa, and vi
cinity on Thursday oflast week, by which dwell
ing houses, barns, DC, weere Frustrated. The
Catholic Church in Latrobe, costing $4,000 was
entirely demolished, and much other valuable
property was destroyed. No lives were lost.
The New York Express, sneaking copperhead,
has had its feelings greatly outraged by the fact
that the "Star Spanged Banner" was sung in
DIR. Bellows church after the sermon, on Sunday
last. The Express fears il will greatly "irritate
our Southern brethern."
A western wag says: General Blunt's STRAIT
egy is in three parts; first, finding where the
enemy are; second, Immediately sending bomb
shell at them; third, going himself to see where
it struck"
The New York Herald, me anng to compli-
meDt Gen. Mcclellan, says: ut is better to be
right than to be in command of the Army of the
Potomac" It strikes us (says the Nashville
Union) that there is a terrible double entendre
in that expression.
At Corinth regiment is forming of Union
men from Alabama and Mississippi. 1t already
numbers sixfull companies. Captain J. c. Cam
eron, Provost Marshal of the District of Corintb
is to be Colonel. This regiment is made up
from among those who have recently suffered
prosecutions.
A private in one ofthe New Hampshire reei-
ments, now in the army Of the Potomac, writes
home that he now has two pairs of shoes six
pairs of stockings, five pairs of drawers, four
pairs of shirts, three pairs Of pants five coats two
caps, one hat one pair of gloves and three blank
cts, and concludes his letter with the very mod
est request to "send no more at present"
Napoleon's letter to General Forey on the SUBJ
ject of future Mexico and the restoration of the
Latin race westward, produced decided sensa-
ton in England. The London Times regards
It as startling" both in its object and plan of
execution. 1t is spoken of as offensive to the
principles and policy of the American people,
both North and South, and as being as danger
Gus TO the Confederate rebels as 10 the Union
Federals
1t is related that during the late attack on
Fort Donelson, two rebel cayalrymen dashed up
to the Notifications, when Of them shouted:
"Why in the name Of the devil don't you sur
renderf" The gunner at that instant touched
off his piece. The smoke rolled aside, and a
few mangled, and bleeding fragments of carcass
ses torn to atoms, were all that remained of the
two fool-hardy horsemen. 1t was terrible re-
sponse-the response Of patriotism TO treason
Nashville Union.
Knights ofthe Golden Circle. The Knights Of
the Golden Circle in Indiana are having bad
time Of it. A few nights ago an officer Of the
Sixty-ninth Indiana regiment, with squad of
men, entered a meeting Of the Knights in Owen
county, in search Of deserters-rightly believing
they would naturally seek shelter in such quar-
ter-and actually dispersed the assemblage--
Another violation Of constitutional rights"
calling for indignant protest from the whole fam
lily ofcopPerheadsi
Altered Treasury Notes.
Counterfeiiers are just now busily engaged in
altering one and two-dollar Treasury notes to
tens. fflies and one hundreds. The altered
bills can readily be detected on cognparison with