Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-10-16

L ne more desperate become the Nallandig-
hamers the more their organs blow and lie.
| Parson Brownlow e motto for rebels is, aGreek
fire for the masses and hell fire for the leaders.
! The difference as we understand il, is, that
one destroys the body and the other soul and
body ~
MEMPHIs.-The Union sentiment in Memphis
and vicinity is gathering strength daily Over
nineteen thousand persons have already taken
the oath Of allegiance. Many rebel prisoners
are included in this number.
Noble General Thomas, in the midst of his
deadly fight with the overwhelming masses Of
the enemy, sent this immortal dispatch from the
front to General Rosecrans: al am here, with
my columns immovable as a rock "
jeff Davis has ordered the release Of all
criminals in State prisons, provided they join
| the Confederate army. If they acquiesce il
viii add 5000 to their ranks of the very worst
description of cut throats and outcasts.
! AS there has been no rebellion in any but
Democratic States, there has been no riot ia
any but Democratic cities. Comment is un-
necessary. H.
Mr.. George b. Woodward, the opposition
candidate for Governor of Pennsylvania, is
genuine copperhead. He has been convicted
\ on the strongest authority, of having publicly
declared in the spring of 1861, that if these
States are 10 be separated he hoped Pennsylva-
via would go with the South, which was then
about to take arms TO break down the govern
ment lu-l aIt
Prentice says: The rebel government talks of
paying the soldiers literally after the war It's
liberality reminds us of the poor fellows will
a have nothing;. 1 owe eyerybod the rest /
| give TO the poor"
A young gentleman says he thinks that young
ladies who refuse good offers of marriage are too
| No-ing by half h
| There are fifteen thousand lawyers in Eng.
| land. Forty five hundred of the number are
barristers.
correspondent of a St. John paper, writing
from Halifax Nova Scotia, says; FIt is strange
deporabe fact, that fully fifty per cent. of the
| young men Of this province leave it yearly, and
at an age, might say, when they are just the
bone aud sinew of the country, and seek an as
ylum in foreign land 1.-THE United States,)
there to earn fame well as a comfortable live
lihood, which if they remained here hundred
years. they never could accomplish"
Several negroes were hauled up before Mayor
Mayo yesterday, charged with being abroad
= without proper papers, and ordered to be whip
ped therefor. Richmond Enquirer, Sept. 25.
A BROAD HINT, RArHER.--An editor from the
Hooser State, says this is the yle in which the
fair ones in his vicinity, convey the hint TO back
ward swains:
"Why don't you get married?" said young
lady, the other day, to a bachelor friend.
81 have been trying for the last ten years to
find some one who would be silly enough to
have me, was the reply
al guess you haven't been up our way" was
the isinuating rejoinder.
A ten-year- old, who, though ungovernable,
calls his father Governor, asked his older sister,
I"Is the governor up stairs, Maria? "If you mean
father, yes" swell, then, tell him if he wants
to speak to me about staying out late at night
he had better come down and do so now, as
have got an appointment at ten o clock to sup
per with the two Miss Sparkles BE lively,
there's good girll'
| An awkward, bashful man, who was getting
into stage at Norwich few days ago, pushed
his foot through the hoop-skirt of lady pass
enger In the course of several Ingenious ex-
pedents to extricate himself, he only succeeded
in putting his other foot through the hoops Of
another lady. Sinking back in seeming des-
pair, he shouted, "Hullo, driver, hold onl. I
thought was getting INFO stage, but find
i myself in cooper shopv
Chickamauga, the name of the river near
which the recent battles were fought in North
Georgia, is an Indian name, said to mean the
River of Death.
The Forrest divorce ease is up again on an
action by Mrs Forrest to recover on a bond for
: $4,000 given to secure almony, costs, DC. The
bondsmen are Charles G. Havens and Joseph II.
4 Goodwin. The jury gave Mrs. +. a verdict of
$l5,2O9 So. '''A
A draft for $500 men has been ordered in
Michigan.
Apples keep best when left npon the trees un-
til quite late in the season. A white frost, and
even a slight freezing will not iniure Them
Pick careflly, and leave them in the orchard
or clubhouse to sweat for few days, and only
take to cool dry cellar, when there is danger Of
their being injured by hard frost.-Ameican
AgTic,4taWaiist.
tavern keepers bill has lately come 10
light at Newburyport in which breakfast of
coffee" and ninety four bowls Of punch, flip, &c,
are charged to a company of half dozen old pu-
ritans, who met, September 26tb, 1865, to talk
about the "Great Uneasyness and tumult on Oc-
cason of the Stamp Act"