Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-06-12

- a. SiNil Nplu UT lNO VIII render man lQD-
! py, he must be n wretch indeed who will not
give it. IL is like lighting another mans candle
with your own which loses none of its brillian-
cy by what the other gains.
The Davenport boys have been humbugrine
the people of Indiana with spiritual demon-
strations' of late. At Richmond, in that State.
they were arrested and held TO bail in 81 200
ior obtaining money under false pretences.
The papers announce that "Jesse D. Bright
is about to make tour through Europe" Ifhe
remains there long enough he may meet his
friend jeff Davis, who will also, before long,
"make tour through Europe"
Cincinnati can boast of substantial wealth.
The Assessors returns Of personal property,
moneys and credits in the city, foot up $2i,-
427, ,597.
On the payment of the state bounty of fifty
dollars TO each enlisted man (Iank and file) four
hundred and eight out of nine hundred and
siXty-six men composing the Fifty fourth Mas
sachusetts regiment signed their names in good
and clear hand. This is more than can be said
of many rebel regiment.
Some of the Abolition editors think that they
cannot be loyal unless they tender slavish ODE.
dience TO the Administration. They should
have been born ggers.-LouisvWo Journal.
Some ofthe Conservative editors think that
they can not be loyal unless they persistently
oppose the Administration. They should never
have been born:-Bafalo Express.
The schooner, Emily which is supposed by
her log slate to be from New York, was captur-
ed by the Potomac fotilla above Urbana, on the
tappahannock, on Friday She is supposed to
be regular blockade runner, and her cargo is
worth $50000.
few days ago the people of Muscatine coun-
ty' Iowa, held a grand picnic, for the purpose
OF planting thirty acres of land with potatoes for
the use of the soldiers. The use of the land was
donated by Mr.. Little
A great mass meeting was held at Mt. Ver-
non ON Friday last. Speeches were made by
! Gov. Tod, Hon John Sherman and Hon Sam
uel Galloway, and letters were read from Briga-
dier General Mason, Colonel Stanley Mathews,
Parson Brownlow and Charles Anderson.
The Senate of Connecticut, on the 9th ult.
/ by vote of II to refused to restore to the
Senate Hall the portraits of Ex-Governor Tou-
cey and Seymour, as evidence of their loyalty
was not produced, which, according to the res
olulion banishing the pictures, must be forth
coming before restoration is in order
Drilling in Canada is pretty thoroughly atten-
ded to about these days. 1t is stated that I60
drill sergeants have been sent over from the reg
ular army of England, and the number of VOL
unteers how undergoing military discipline in
,'iA nv Cehtihs'' - duOub OO,OUu AN CIIOfL Is
being made in Canada to give great efficiency to
the militia.
Albert Pike, the notorious Yankee renegade
and Arkansas rebel, is under arrest by the rebel
authorities at Little Rock for defraudinp sol
diers. Pike began life as a swindler fled to
Arkansas, and took refuge among the cut-throats
Indians, moccasin snakes, and gallinippers, and
finally turned rebel
The household furniture of the rebel Gener-
al Buckner, including great quantity of silver
ware, several rich sofas, bedsteads centre tables
mirrors, and all articles usually found in FASH
ionable residence was captured at Elizabeth
town, Ky. on the 10Th inst The articles cap
tured filed two cars, and were brought to Lou
isyille on the 10th.
New York, May 2i-If is stated in the Her.
| aid that match for a prize fight is agreed upon
between Tom Hyer and Joe Coburn for 81 600
a side, to come off within six months. One
thousand dollars forfeit money is deposited and
the balance will be put up on Monday.
The Columbus Journal states that the scheme
of circulating petitions for the release of the no.
torious traitor Vallandigham originated in the
Crisis Office, and was perfected by the X. G. C's
About Columbus the petitions are circulated by
the most blatant Copperheads.
There is something ludicrous, remarks the
Albany Journal, in the spectacle of a man get
ting up in apublic meeting to inform his hearers
that the Freedom of Speech no longer exists
While arguing against the existence of Free
Speech, he is in himself, the impersonation of
Free Speech!
! A tender r-headed writer saws: "Who has not
! felt the beauty of a woman's arn-the unspeak-
able suggestions of tenderness that lie in the
dimpled elbow, and all the varied gently less
ening curves down to the delicate wrists, with
its tiniest almost imperceptible hicks in the
firm soitness." We remember distinctly the
sensations of womans 8 hand some wears since
when short clothes were in fashion but the i'm
preston was more enlivening than pleasing, as
we recall it.
The Democratic papers have been publishing
an order, said TO have emanated from the War
Department, summarly dsmissing Lieut.. Ed
gerly from the Army, on the charge of having,
at the late election i'll New Hampshire, circula-
ted "Copperhead tickets '-meaning the tickets
supported by the Democratic party in that State
! The Washington Chronicle denies that any such
order was ever issued from the War Department
A fewmiles west of Port Gibson, the advance
of Gen. Grants army found in the forest by the
roadside two immense piles of bacon each co.
vering an area of 2, 500 square feet, piled as high
as the branches of the forest trees and each con.
tanning by estimate 10000 pounds. The enemy
counting upon an easy victory at Thompson's
and his retreat was so hurried that he had moi
time TO remove or destroy them. Aa these, a.
well as an abundance of tents, fell into our pos
| session.
A man by the name of Grover of Vermillion
Ohio eloped with his brothers wife two or three
weeks ago. The two were neighbors Mrs
Grover was very pretty woman, about twenty
years old. The man leaves a wife and six chill
dren. His wife is a very estimable oman
The rascal took with him about 5,000 leaving
about the same amount behind. The guilty
pair have so far escaped discovery as to theil
Whereabouts Cgeveldnd Leader.
Vallandigham is sometimes compared to Ben.
edict Arnold, but the comparison does Arnold
great injustice. Arnold was a man of NOR,
talent than the Ohio Copperhead. Arnold wal
a brave man, but the Buckeye is a cowardl,
bully, never bold, save when presuming on tn,
weakness or forbearance of others. Arnold
! fought gallantly for his country for while bu
Vallandigham alwasy skulked from danger.
An old negro in the West Indies, very desir
Gus Of lerning to read the Bible came regularly
a long distance to a missionary for lesson.-
As he made little progress, the teacher became
, almost dsheartened, and at last asked hin
if he had not better give it up. "No, massa,
said he with great energy, "me never give i
over till me die; and pointing to John ill., l6
"God so loved the world" etc. he added at i
, single verse"
An old fellow in Cass county Indiana wrot
J to his nephew in the army, and in the course {
his letter said; "Let me give you some advice
4 Get out of the army soon as you can. If yo