Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-04-24
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SAD AccrDENT.--on Monday morning,
while workmen were engaged in taking down
the brick building Of Roberts a Sheldon, a stick
Of timber fell breaking the right legs Of two oI
the men between the knee and ankle. Their
names were John Taylor and H. L. Pencil.
Marrow ESCAPE. Bat Sbaoaban, en-.
Ployee in the factory Of Haynes, Bixler d Ray
nond, while oiling the machinery, was caught
by his. clothing on shaft, and carried round
by it. He fell from the shaft minus every rag
Of clothing, saving his shirt wristbands and
boots. He was but little bruised. His escape
with life was almost miracle. That mode Of
stripping fellow is both novel and dexterous.
Do UNTO OTHERS AS you WOULD HAVE
orHERs DO UNTO You, is both Christian and just.
Last week we noticed the loss Of pocket book,
by poor man, on Wednesday evening" 18th,
either at the Post Office or on Front street. con-
tanning S22,50 all he had, and that he had Just
received from his son in the army. The finder
shall be literally rewarded and have the heart.
felt thauks Of the unfortunate looser by leaving
it at tho journal Office. A. e.ts+
BRIoK REsIDEEcE.- DR.. w. ". B. Ames,
has made arrangements to put up a brick dwell.
ing house on Garrison sti eet, this summer.
DoLLIE DUTToN.-If you would enjoy
rich treat and the smallest lady in the world,
attend Dollie Duttons Levee at Birchard Hall,
tomorrow Saturday evening.
THE You've MEN's LYcRUM Assoc1A.
TIoS Of CLYDE, give an Exhibition at the Uni
yersalist Church this evening. Their object is
TO enlarge their Library, &c. This is a lauda-
BILE purpose, and we doubt not they will be well
aided in their object
EMERIcH g. Co., present their advertise
ment to the readers of the Journal and invite
them to call and examine their New Goods
"HEAD QUARTERS" "-"Well, now you
must have been asleep for the last twelve or IF.
teen years, if you don't know where Head
Quarters is" GARyIS d Co., are now getting in
a splendid stock of Spring Goods. If you want
to know who keep goods and sell them Cheap,
read the Journal. - .-ta
CHANGE OF TiME.-On Monday the G.
T. Railroad in fact, nearly all the roads, made
a change of train time. (See head of local col
umn.) We now get the mail from the west
at noon, and the east about P. NJ
Mr.. DAILY commenced tearing down bis
old store, "Wednesday morning.
FIRST LIEUT.. JoHN J. KEssLER. Co. F,
49th Ohio, arrived home from Murfreesboro, on
Saturday last, on ten days furlough. Lieut.
Kessler entered the service as Orderly Sergeant
and by his good soldierly conduct has been pro.
moted to his present position. Capt Bartlett is
detached from his company, and is on Gen. John
sons Staff, as Inspector General of the Division
Lieut.. Kessler has been in command of Co. F
for some months: He reports the men generally
well and in good spirits Lieut. X. intends to
return to the regiment Tuesday morning next.
Hewill carry letters only, to the 49th. 5th 2lst
and 10th o. Cavalry if left at the Kessler House,
by Monday evening.
SEIGEL FLoURINa Mill Messrs. Curtis
& Camfeld have for the last four weeks been
oyerhaulng their mill putting in new engine
and new gearing. 1t will be in running order
again Monday next. Seigel Mill flour is mum.
Der one in this market
ATTEMPT TO BREAK JAIL.-Gordy, one
Of the burglars who visited our house on the Cd
of January, has been engaged insawing the iron
bars of his window, with an old case knife. He
had cut four or five bars more or less, and was
in fair way TO leave his quarters. But Sheriff
Ferguson discovered what he was at. Gordy
will probably spend the balance of time until
court, in cell, where the Sheriff can find him
when he is wanted.