Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-11-20

Letters from Fairfax Hospital aud from Mr.
Bangs are crowded out to-day.
The scarlet fever is almost an epidemic In Gin
cinnati. The mortality Of children from this
disease is distressing.
The Louisville journal is in tribulation a. the
election Of Is. Gratz Brown to the United States
Senate from Missouri. The Journal will get
used TO such things # It survives a few years
longer
"CoS."-Why is Buchanan properly called
"Old Poultice?" Because he drew ihe rebellion
to head
A correspondent of the Cleveland Herald sug-
gests, that to relieve the Union prisoners in
Richmond, 500 600 volunteers be called for for
three months, and Gen. Meade thereby be so
strengthened as to enable him TO march on Rich
nond and release them.
"Whom the gods would destroy they first
make mad" aud the example is good one for
our imitation. you would demOlsh an OPP
ponent in argument first make him as mad as
you can.
Some of the Brabmins in India have as many
as one hundred and thirty wives. This beats
the Mormons out ofsight.
There are forty-two sovereigns in Europe
In this country there are thirty millions, and
very few without a crown.
The lady whose dress wns too dirty to wear.
and not dirty enough to wash, had a matter of
serious import TO decide
The American colony in Turkey, has sub
scribcd $4,000 for the aid of the widows and or
phans ofmen killed in the Union army.
The London ladies are taught swimming Mt
the Mnrylebone baths, which are much resorted
TO. Some of the most active water-nymphs can
swim half mile without fatigue.
The Chicago Tribune in announcing the re-
suit of the late elections has the following prom
incntly among its headings: "The whole People
turned Snake-Killers.
Many a woman would rather have foul ul-
Ger in her soul than pimple on her nose.
A sister of Gen. Grant was married in
Covington, Kentucky, opposite Cincinnati,
few days ago, to clergyman of the Meth.
odist Church.
Loyal papers are now published in Vicksburg
and Natchez, Mississippi; Knoxville, Tennessee;
and Little Rock, Arkansas.
BoLD AND Big RoBBrRY.--A dash was made
by robber through the front window of bro
ker's Office in Harrisburg, Pa, at nine O'Clock
Friday evening, and about 10000 in gold and
greenbacks, grabbed and made off with, without
detection. The act was done in the blaze of gas
light, in thronged street, and when the broker
was in his office.
Now THE SotDIERs SHALL VorEl-The Leg
isature of this State is tco-Hirds Union IN both
Houses! Now we shall pass the bill allowing
soldiers to vote, over the head of Gov. Seym
Let him veto the bill again, fhe dare! Thanks
to the triumphant majority for the Union, the
soldiers voting bill can be passed in spite of his
objections. 1t will be among the first bills in
troduced. OSUego Times.
Ono DoEsN'T WANT HIM.-Vallandig-
ham can now make up his mind to make his way
back to Dixie by the roundabout route he left il,
as he cant cross over Ohio; or to hang out his
law single in Canada get naturalized, and set
| tie down as a citizen of a country where he can
find 'liberty" under the protection of the Brit
ish lion. Ohio doesn't want him. Ohio indor-
ses Burnside Also Brough aud the Union.]
| THE BooT ON 'ToTHER LEG.-The Rich
mond Dispatch of Monday 18th, gives the history
of the reports and rumors that had prevailed in
! Richmond for the two days previous. The ru-
NOR gained belief that Lee had captured $4,000
Yankees, and in the House of Delegates the news
was announced amid great rejoicing. The Dis
patch says the report gathered strength and was
proceeding merrily when its career was cut short
| by telegram announcing the fight at Bristow
station and the capture by the Yankees of seven
pieces, with rebel loss in men of one thousand,
besides the wounding of three Generals and the
leaving their dead on the field.
The Swamp Angel battery on Morris
Island, cost seven thousand days work, 1t
stands on the softest of mud twenty-five feet
deep. To construct it, ten thousand bags of
sand were carried two miles, and three hundred
j pieces Of timber ten miles, and two and half
miles of bridge had TO be built. Colonel Ser
rel. who constructed it, says he can, sin two
weeks, with the means we had on hand, utterly
destroy, obliterate, and wipe off the face of the
earth, as were Sodom and Gomorrah, that sink
of iniquity and hot-bed of arstocratc rebels
! Charleston"
More than half the diseases of the human sys-
tenn are caused from the use of impure bread
stuffs and as saleratus and soda are The essential
properties for using, it becomes doubly neces-
sary to be watchful. Hcrrick Aliens Gold Med
al saleratus is the only perfectly healthy article
to be relied upon Try one paper, and you will
be convinced what we say is true. Never use
soda if you can procure this article. Go TO your
Grocer and get paper Depot ll2 Liberty
street, New York.