Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-10-23

IL Us generally understood that Sam Cox will
not hold George E. Pugh's hat, while he calls
Vallandgham three times from the State House
steps. c M ~
Maryland paper contains an advertisement
offering $5 reward for a stray steer, and anoth-
er offering reward of cents for a runaway
slave. The war has changed values in other
States besides Maryland.
A grand Union demonstration was held last
Saturday evening at Nashville, in glorifcaton
of the great Union triumphs in Ohio and Penn
sylvania.
The Mobile Tribune of the Sd instant, admits
that four thousand rebel prisoners were ex-
changed by General Rosecrans after the battle
OF Chicamauga.
The young ladies of town in Pennsylvania
are said to be keeping list of the single draft
ed men, and noting down the reports of the Ex
amning Board, with view to select sound hus-
bands. That's hard on the boys.
Not Vallandigham man has been found
among the Ohio troops at Morris Island, of
which there are the 25th, 18th, 10th, 62d, and
9th Regiments.
Day allardgham home-gave Brough
its highest vote and Vallandigham its lowest
Brough ran ahead of his ticket and Vallandig-
ham behind his.
Vallandigham says all loyalty and
patriotism are in the democratic party:-the
democratic party hath just said there is none in
Val. "Them's our sentiments"
When Mr.. Vallandigham replied to the well
coming speech of Judge O'Flinn, the Coperhead
paper of this city reported him as saying: II
am nothing" We should think so, and a very
badly pulverized package at that Detroit Id
Apr EoIArED.-Col. John G. Groom, one of
the disgraced soldiers who stumped Ohio for
Vallandigham, has heard from his old Regiment,
the Tooth Ohio. 1t gave ATS votes for Brough
and lS for Vallandigham. The regiment APP
preciate their late cOmmander.-Sd,s. Reg
THEy WANT TO CONE IN.-Jefferson county,
in the Valley, and in the southwest, Wishing
ton, Pulaski, Wythe, Tazewell, Russell, Scott,
Buchanan and Wise counties, have petitoned
to be admitted into the State of West Virginia
Their application is now before the Legislature
at Wheeling for its decision.
ScHR BEN FL1NT.-The Buffalo Express says
that the schooner Ben. Flint, laden with wheat
from Toledo to Buffalo, ran ashore in a fog on
Saturday, above Point Aubine. The Mutual
Insurance Company's tug Relief went to her as
sistance, and after jettisoning about 5000 bush
els of wheat hauled her off and brought her in
to port, without any sesious damage to fhe
vessel.
La france, one Of the most INSCRIPTIONS de-
ihO lGOclllon, BoCS Ou It's kneeS 10
Gov. Seymour and Vallandigham, and begs
them to do something to save the South from
destruction. "lf Gov. Seymour and his party"
says La FrGnce "don't do something to stop the
conscription, the Government of Richmond will
be overwhelmed" 1t is, in fact this Copper
head party of the North, insignificant and pow
erless as 1t is, to which foreign Governments
have constantly looked for the most important
aid in establishing the Slave Confederacy
In course of some conversation at the War
Department, at Washington, on Tuesday, an in
telligent Tennesseean said "The way TO settle
all questions in my State, between US and the
rebels, is to enlist every able bodied slave in
Tennessee" This gentleman further said that
Major George L. Stearns had brought half of
Tennessee to horse-laugh by taking Mrs. Fe.
licita Grundy Porter's stately mansion "for an
Office to recruit niggers," as the bar-rOom testers
phrase it. The major he added had a camp one
mile from the city, where he recruited a thous-
and men in four weeks This wonderfully en-
eyetic Yankee, he says, is doing a world of
good, and doing it with tact and sweetness of
temper which daily makes friends in the midst
of our enemies