Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-06-01
NEWS OF THE WEEK.


/ Theieity Of Dayton is having severe visi-
tation Of smallpox. ws -
Gen. Mcclellan is expected to return home
! from Europe shortly.
/ Friday last was the fOrty-seventE- biIth-day
of Victoria, Queen of Great Britain. -
! Another wholesale political decapitation Of
Treasury clerks is expected at the end Of the
month.
The amount in cash in the vaults of the
Treasury on the morning of the 2sth May, was
| $l04,369,l85.
Douglas Grant, son of General Grant. has
been appointed cadet at West Point by the
President TIA g8
The House on Monday completed its labors
on the Tax Bill, and as amended it passed yeas
A lad in Cincinnati lost his left eye by
piercing it with fork, with which he was try
| ing to unite shoe-string.
| The greatest of horse shows takes place at
Adrian, commencing on Monday June 18th,
and continuing until Saturday, June 23d.
Do suffer with dyspepsia when relief is so close at
hand Twenty Thousand people have been cured of this
terrible disease in the last year By the Of Robaek
Stomach Bitters, q (
Samuel Kennedy, sthe last survivors of the
Wyoming massacre, died near York Springs,
Pa, on Friday, in the nine-third year of his
age. ~ ~S
A private letter received in Chicago from
England, says that Sir Morton Peto will soon
safely through.
The trotting horse dexter has been soid at
private sale 10 Mr.. George Trustle, of Chicago.
who will take him home with him. The price
paid was $4,000. b
Tho Now York No,rs, UosLi,...
saws Mrs. Jefferson Davis is understood to he
perfectly satisfied with the result Of berIastin
teryiew with President johnson. EE
. rs. saoIomaa -AndreusL
node an ascent ;r-b;s fv;no sb;,1 e., M".
York on the 25th, After remaining an hour in
the air he landed at Astoria, I'VE miles distant
Three enriiierant children died Il De,roit so{.
nrdoy from disease eurnosod g. L.
cIoisrs Tbev baJ ;rst .rr;'.oJ n"I ~ pe Asiatc
tbe Great western Railway ''U III 'n' Guy over
We did not believe fncursalls until we tried Ayers
inmitaoe ana now we think the whole secrect lies
,eaes and Dr. Ave has sHe th a.t remedy or
Tbeyeure alFour eomnlaints II oosS q 0sPrdass
= Anew rolice reo,,lation bssg - cA.a =
at Chicago All persons found In.f;nlr :; ,ot ~
streets Who can give no rennt.bIo anoe,,t ~ tnI ns
themselves, are arrested and Iodged in tba s,s u
ton n-House.
The Senatorial caucus on the reconstruction
question came 10 conclusion on Tuesday. II
was agreed TO strike outthe third section. and
insert substitute the nature of which has NOT
been resolved upon.
DISPATCHES from Memnbis St.fa ibot ,h. ~
il Rigbts hill 1ecalz;ng slava I'm tuo Wv
making all persons equal before the law, has
passed both Houses Of the Tennessee Leeisla-
lure, and is a law ''-A"I 0'f'
In his speech TO the Democratic State Con-
vention, Vsllandigham said that the names of
Thurman, Pendlelon and Vallandigbam wouid
be as powerful at the White House "a those of
Thad. Stevens and Sherman. Doub;ed
"a a. sunday
hISh'' lhtInS "h iinlnense Cotefeu oriuSe span
hlug lhe LacKaWanna bodily and dropping it
into the river Houses and barns were demol-
ished and u bov who b,d ;nrt orossosI ~
- - --:3!l sn " u't oioeseu tne
DIldge, Wds Carried Ju Ieet up the rlVer.f
/ III e, r r
Inc lfeeuhth vi icAds are coming to Arkan~
sas almost daily In numbers, in destitute con-
ul'lou; Te ,.POio .liai a,idlGny ana despot-
@ .oil - "'.I tnet shduieless outra-
geS a'e conln.tte" On Inel persons ana proper
y - ~ 'nf nf tha Erood,na1," P2Paasues oomtnis-
ILL tbo go, - louieau lor Arkan
oo9' '''''N' '"o 'P''' 70 'O"e" n"' exaggerated
Oil City has been visited by another disas-
trous fire. On Saturday the business portion of
the place, on the east side of the creek, was de.
stroyed. Seventy-fve stores, eight hotels
;n.ry ,vore b,7rnoJ Ot.'I onI Inuicu ana sem
If dollars on Which tbara loss ABOUT million
on1y a. 600 ;nsnrancs s'eoins 20 nave been
@-.,'OOO '''
AT M recent meeting OF the colored residents
oil heleha' ATE,, 10 discuss the means of edu-
cating tneir Ghiidren, Judge Hanley, who was
memDer OF tne feoel congress, made a speech,
10 @nien ne too2 decided ground iii favor of ne
gro suffrage declaring 1t the best means of solv-