Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-05-06

recent N eW ofk DOCK TRADE sales. frlceS were
5 from ten to fifteen per cent. higher than FORM
: erly.
The first military execution in New York,
e during the war occurred at Elmira on Friday,
at which time the deserter and murderer Stuart.
was hung. The execution was public, as the
culprit was convicted by acourtmartial.
A letter dated Plainfeld, Hampshire CO.,
Mass, April 18th, says: "You would he
surprised to see the body of snow covering
the ground in this town. For two miles
north of the centre, the snow is from two
to six feet deep, reaching to the tops of the
fences all through the roads, and is good
two feet deep on level in the woods"
The first printing press in North America was
established at the city of Mexico in 1900; the
next at Cambridge, Mass. in 1920.
1T is greatly feared, from the alarming extent
to which miscegenation is spreading that it may
reach such point as TO warrant the belief that
some hitherto highly respected white women
may form matrimonial alliances with Copper
heads. When that period arrives we will be
prepared to credit almost anything touching hu-
man depravity.
A NEGLECTED BoY.-aFather," said little
fellow, having apparently reflected intently ON
something, 81 shan't send you any of my we'd
ding cake when get married"
"Why not, my son?' was the fond fathers in
quiry.
Because, said the young hopeful, you didn't
send me any Ofyoursl"
The subscriptions to the new Ten Forty Loan
already amount to Thirty-three Millions of Dol
lars, though the instructions to agents were
first issued on the 26th of March, and bonds
were not ready for delivery till some days there
after.
Whenever State elects the Union ticket the
Conservative organs exclaim with touching So
lemnity that the election is a farce. Whenever
the Copperheads succeed, the election, we pre-
sumo, is tragedy. We like farces the best
A Boston merchant who failed twenty years
| ago and subsequently was able to pay all his |
debts has recently also paid the interest on those
debts, which he was unable to meet when he |
settled the principal
| Colonel S. NJ. Bowman has returned TO Wash |
ington from Maryland, where he has been re-
cruiting black troops. He raised two full regi- |
ments in forty days, and claims to have left no |
slaves in the State who were fit for military
duty.
The massacre at Fort Pillow is said to have
| greatly stimulated colored enlistments. In |
Washington and Baltimore servants are leaving
their positions eager toavenge the death of their
brethren.
The rebel envoy, Mason, has turned anchor
ite-shut himself up-refuses to see company
is, it is said, inaccessible even to his own trends
Slidell is more philosophic. Finding that Sc
cession is gone up, he devotes himself to stock |
| gambling but studiOusly eschews Confederate !
securities.
! Memphis dates say the steamer Curlew, from
Arkansas river, while aground on Johnson's
Island was attacked by guerrillas, but the sol
diers aboard drove them of, killing the leader,
| Tom Kennon, a notorious guerrilla and boat
burner, better known as wild Irishman"
A Nashville correspondent states, that the
number of Tennesseeans who have accepted the
Presidents amnesty will reach so, 600, and by
the lst of July will exceed 100, 600.
man in Draylsden eng. recently ate "a
boiled eggs at meal, and then laid a wager
he could eat 10 more. He had only eaten four
when he began to feel i'll, and soon died, vic
tim of his rashness. He was an habitual glutton.
The number of National Banks now organi-
zed is 1893. The aggregate amount of capital
invested in these banks is $50, 000, 600, with an
aggregate of stocks or bonds deposited with the
Treasurer of the United States as a basis of cir
culation, of $4,000, 600.
A curious work on cosmetics, recently pub
lished, strongly condemns rouge and pearl pow
color to their cheeks without danger Thus
Take fragment of bright crimson silk, dip it
In strong spirits of wine and rub it over the
cheeks till moderate tintappears. This defies
detection and is harmless.
letter from Rome to the Discussionne of
Turin, mentions that all the Jewels and the gold
crown of the statue of the Virgin, in the church
of Santo Rocco, at Rome, have been stolen A
similar sacrilege was committed the same night
at the churchof Santa Maria Liberatrix.
An Irishman, in describing America, said, II
am told that you might roll England through
it, an it wouldn't make a dint in the ground;
there is fresh water oceans inside that ye might
droun Old Ireland in; and as for Scotland, We
might stick it in corner, and ye d niver be able
to find it out, except it might be by the smell
o'whisky."
Some twenty of the Copperhead rioters in
Fountain county, Indiana, implicated in the
attempted murder of Mr.. Lay, who was active
in arresting deserters, have been caught, and 10
citizens and deserters were held for trial by
the Circuit Court
THE AMERICAN ORGAN is familiar and attrac-
tive in every town or city of the loyal States
The Public Schools, the Concert Room, the ..
Boudoir and Parlor you will find them in
This scientific production meets with its Just
praise The language of music pours forth and
enchants the ear and infuses delightful sounds
seldom or ever met with. Address W. W. Whit
ney, Isl Summit street, Toledo. .
A certain President of a Theological Institu- ]
ton convened the students at his room one
evening, and said to them that he had observed +.
that they were all growing thin and dyspeptical
from the neglect of the matrOn's not providing {
herself with Herrick Aliens Gold Medal Saler- 7
atus; the announcement of which caused great !
confusion. The lady of the house has now pro-
vided herself with the Gold Medal Saleratus q
and the students are each growing quite portly, {
and are more healthy than ever. Ladies' 90
and get paper, and you will never use any 7
other. Depot l12 Liberty street, New York
All the merchants have it.
BROwN's BRONCHIAL TReCHEs, for Coughs,
Colds, Pulmonary and Ashmatic Disorders, (
have proved their efficacy by test of many /
years, and have received testimonials from en-
inent men who have used them. I
The Best TREE Is CLuBBED.-The venders f
of worthless Saleratus make point against De G
Land d Co.'S Chemical Saleratus, and have S
gone 50 far as to put out spurious article ho- G
ping thereby to destroy its reputation. 1t is '
the best tree in the orchard that is most clubbed
Buy only the Chemical Saleratus We have
tried it.
HARVEY SICKLER, ESQ.,, the able editor of the
H1athdnnock (Pa.) Democrat publishes the '
following in his issue of 30th October 1861: :
'sWe deem it due to Messrs j. G. Aver d Co., O
and the public, to make known our experience 4
with the use of their EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA in :.
our family, by stating the circumstances under Il
which it was taken and its effects. L
When our only child, now in his third year. [
was about eight months old sore appeared 7
first in small pimples on his forehead over his T
nose, These rapidly increased and uniting .
formed loathsome, yirulent sore, which finally '
spread over his forehead and face, not even ex- r.
cepting his eyelids, which became 50 swollen a
that his eyes were closed. We called skillful !.
physician, who administered the usually pre- II
scribed remedies. A solution of nitrate of sill
yer was applied until the mass of corruption it
which covered his face turned jet black. The I;
sore again and again burst through the scorIch- =
ad orJ or+;fc;aI skin formed hV thjs soIution II