Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-03-20

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Capt Amos E. Wood, 90. @, 2ist Reg. owl
called on us the other day. He has q 90 day
furlough, and in sound ss a buck; was IN tn
whole Of the MurfrcesbOro fight, and prove,
himselfa gallant soldier.
Benz. s. Porter, Lieut.. Col lsth owl. wa
in town couple Of days last week. He is nov
rapidly recovering from the severe wound il
his left shoulder received at Murfreesboro; anc
hopes, in few weeks to rejoin his regiment.
The Concert by Prof websters Juvenil,
4 Class on Friday evening last was very fine az.
fair and we know parents felt proud Of the pro.
gress made by their children. Mr.. w. IL the
best and most thorough music teacher We have
ever had In our place, and we are gratifed that
he finds sufficient encouragement to warrant his
further stay among us.
We published beautiful piece Of poetry last
week entitled "wren's Nests" in which we re-
grct two errors were made to which we call the
attention Of those who noticed the beauty Of the
piece. Second stanza, first line, last word, read
wrcn instead Of ever. Same stanza, last line,
sixth word, read ,crcn instead Of man. We can
not give room for second publication. Cor
respondents should be particular to write plain
ly, there would be fewer misprints.
Capt. John v. Beery Co, A, 1llth owl, ar
rived home yesterday. In consequence Of an
injury received last winter, Capt. Beery has
been obliged to resign his command and leave
the service. He reports his company in good
health aud spirits.
We have a communication from an anony-
nous correspondent, whom we take TO be lady,
in which we are reprovcd for admitting into our
columns little article Of two or three lines in
length, on the ground Of its "vulgarity." AZ
ter second reading Of the item we do not know
but the objections are well taken, and we shall
endesyor 20 avoid a repetition Of the Offense. 1t
is our aim to admit nothing into the columns of
the Journal Of an immoral nature, or that viii
shock the sensiblity Of any one. We desire our
paper to be welcome visitor at every freside,
in every family circle, and a source of instruc-
tion and benefit to all its readers.
On the I'd instant Isaac Click, of this town
had a severe apoplectic attack, on the l1th he
had another, but lighter attack. Since which
time he has been lying quite low.
Yesterday morning we heard he was better
with strong hopes of his recovery. Mr.. @. has
had two similar severe apoplectic fits, one four
teen years ago, the other seven years since.
! On Tuesday evening spirited and patriotic
meeting was held at the engine house in this
place. The object was to determine whether the
citizens of Fremont with their Band should go
to Toledo to help swell the throng of uncondi-
tional Union men who would assemble from the
Northwest to testify their attachment to the
principles of Freedom and the cause Of the I'm
ion, and their detestation of compromisers and
secession sympathisers; or go to Clyde, and as
sist in the funeral Of the son of s. s. Rathbun
who was killed at Murfreesboro. Short, patri-
otic speeches were made by S. Buckland, Nat.
Haynes, ]. F. Caples, g. G. Woodland, and DR..
Stilwell. When the questisn was put it was de-
cided unanimously that it was our duty to at
tend the funeral of the deceased soldier. This
action was both patriotic and dutiful and ac-
counts for the absence of the Fremont delega.
tion at the Toledo meeting.
We understand that lot of overcoats, DC.
were stolen from Kesslers Hotel few evening,
since by colored gentleman. "our" darkey
at Sheriff Ferguson's Hotel gays he knows th'
thief, and that he saw him short time since a
Detroit Michigan.
Mr.. Lance, of Bascom, Seneca CO., writes thai
the letter sent us, and published in the Journo
of the 9th ult., was not intended as his own pro.
duction and he intended il should have had tn,
credit belonging to it.