Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-11-27
Items.


The 9Th Illinois Cavalry have rc-enlistcd fol
the war
That man has no strength who doesn't respect
woman's weakness.
All persons arc printers they are making im.
pressions on many a leaf Of character.
The skeletons of three Indians have been duo
up in Hamilton street, New Haven.
Snow fell to the depth of from six TO ten inch.
es throughout Northern Iowa, Wisconsin and
Minnesota on the 18Th inst.
The Boston Post says the opposition have one
consolation for next year--they have great room
for gain.
Out of New York and Brooklyn, the aggre-
gate COpperhead majoritics do not exceed 10000
whilst the Union majorties run up to 10000.
soldier writing from vicksburg says: awe
are making Vicksburg so strong that nothing
can take 1t except an earthquake, or Gen. Grant y
A countrywoman of Jenny Lind, by name
Mademoiselle Enequst, has made her appear
ance at few London concerts, where she was
pronounced equal to Jenny.
In some parts of Germany it is contrary tc
law for mothers TO sleep with their infants until
they are two years old because 50 many of the
latter are suffocated by the practice
One of the largest dry goods merchants of ew
York says that the demand for extravagant lux
uries in the way of costly and snowy goods is
greater now than for twenty years past
Cotton is arriving at Cincinnati in considera-
BILE quantities. A cargo of 3l5 bales from Mem.
phis arrived on Friday last and another of 500
bales the day previous
Wendell Phillips, in lecture at Boston, on
Tuesday evening, expressed himself in favor OF
continuing Mr.. Lincoln in the Presidential chair
for another term.
Some of the English peasantry took the re.
cent earthquake for sign that the world was
coming to an end, and packed up to emigrate to
America, TO avoid the calamity.
Cairo is growing fast. When the war com.
menced it had 1900 inhabitants; now it has
5000. Many good buildings are going up, and
the inside the town is being filed up and
graded.
The Carrollton Courier and Logan Gazette
Copperhead sheets, have given up the gbos
since the October election. A number Of tn,
some class OF papers are in a fainting condition
The six votes cast for Vallandiebam in tb
y4ih regiment were all from one company: an,
what is very significant is, that four of'Gh ST.
.oho thus votcd hare already deserted thus putting
into practice what they upheld in theory
Cigar smoking is now strictly forbidden in
Constantinople either in or out of doors owing
to the supposilion that the practice has caused
many fires.
The Columbus Express says: "Seven hun.
dred and thirty-seycn criminals are now in con
finement at the Pententiary. The number an.
pears to be rather on The decrease"
Nothing is mean enough for the rebel guer.
~ llou IN II IL
horses belonging to an old man. in Gibson coun.
ty; in that State, over 80 years of age, and a
soldier of 1912. r.r
The st. Louis News declares "wihout fear Of
contradiction" that four fifths of the vote cast
in opposition to the Radicals, is thoroughly dis.
loyal, and II left to themselves untramelled would
vote to-day TO take Missouri out of the Union.
The original Of President Lncoln's Emanc;.
patton Proclamation, sent TO TIE Great Sanitary
Fair at Chicago, we learn from the Tribune, has
been sold. Thos. B. Bryan, Esq, is named as
purchaser for $4,000.
| "A SLIGHT MIsTAKF.-The Fulton Patriot saws
"PrOminent Copperheads in our community are
complaining that t''the country has gone to tn,
devil, on account Of the Union triumph The,
make the mistake of supposing themselves L
be the country"
Found 1T OUT AT LAsT.-The Richmond Dis
patch says Even in fighting qualities we ough
to know by this time that discipline can con
vert the Northern masses into first rate fightini
machines, aud that the only way to counterac
its effects is by equal or superior discipline OF
our side.
Chattanooga correspondent mentions tn,
continued arrival of deserters from the rebel ar
my, and significant fact in this connection, il
that most of those men desert while on picke
duty. Soldiers suspected of disaffection arr
never placed on picket duty; hence, Che con
clusion is that those deemed most reliable arr
really disaffected
The Ohio Statesman announces the contem
platedformation of new Methodist Epscops
Church, of the class Copperhead, in which de
lectable concern no radical Unionists can hav
part orlQt. lfthat martyr saint Edison B. Old
ljoins this church, we advise the "proprietors" L
have good quantity of "waste paper" on hand
or there will be trouble.-Geve Leader
The grand Wood Procession yesterday was ,
great success and grand sight. The Who'll,
country turned out wood and provision
for the Soldiers families, and completely block
AIDED the town. There were some 800 wagon.
in the procession, presenting fine appearanc,
as it passed through town. accompanied by tn,
Brass Band. This demonstration will assur,
the soldiers in the field that their families will
not suffer during the winter UrbGna Cit., ooh
]. O. Phillips of Champaign county, asham
ed of the imputatiOn of having voted for Val
landighanl, went before the Probate Judge q
his county, and made solemn oath that Ahe di,
not vote for Clement l.. Vallandigham, as Gov
ernor of Ohio" Men who did vote for tn
traitor will get more and more ashamed of il
as time goes on.