The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-03-12

New Orleans ia complacsntly in the
enjoyment ofstraWbeEries and tomatoes.
Mrs. Rachel A. Clark, residing IN An
thony township, Sycoming county, Pa,
was on Monday of last week delivered
of female child, sad on the Sunday
following she had two mails children.
We learn from the Vinesnnes GazsRe
that terrible fight occurred last SasuF-
day, at st. FrsneisViIls, IlE, ihssn
miles below Vineeunes, in which nan
named Alex, Trindle, aad another nan,
were dangerously, and probably fatally,
injured BY pistol shots.
During the past six months, says the
CkronicEe, @. o. Griswold Of Warren
has crushed at his mill near the eaasl,
sixty thousand bushels Of fax seed,
yielding one hundred and twenty Ebou-
sand gallons Of oil aud twelve hundred
tons Of oil cake, worth, in the aggregate
about 5000, 900.
Hardly has the grave closed over Ehe
coffin Of Rossiui when another great
light in the French galaxy has gone out
in death. Lamsrtine, the poet and
historian, and for half a century one Of
the foremost men of France, died in
Paris on the I'd instant in the 79th year
Of his sge. For years he has been in
declining health, and at last ripe with
honOrs, has gone to his rest
A bill in the Georgia Legislature ap-
proPriating $1,000 to encourages i'm
migration into the State was defeated,
the members not wishing to eneOnrsQs
the settlement among them Of the
Odd Irish and Dutch" Those
Legislators are the allies of the Northern
Democracy, which claims to be the
special friend Of the newly arrived for
eiguer.
A writer in the New York Tribune
says that the recent issuance Of an IN
surance policy on the life of a young
gentleman of that city, amounting to
SI25, 900, is not the largest transaction
of the kind on record. A well known
banker recently effected an insurance
on his life. The policies are issued in
thirteen different companies for the az
gregate sum of $500, $50. Amount Of
yearly premium to be paid for ten years
Is So, 964 46. Total in ten years, s60,-
344,60. This Is believed to be the
argest transaction on record In this or
my other country.
The confidence felt abroad in The ad.
of General Grant is shown
y the following from the New York
Herald: "0ur bonds in London vent
lp to 81 IA yesterday, the highest fg-
Ire they have ever attained. This IS
he result Of q growing conddencs in
'ur securities and a hopeful feeling a.
o the wisdom of General Grants ad-
ninistFation, stimulated more immsdi-
tely BY the passage Of the bil declar-
lg our bonds payable in gold. Five
senties are thus at discount CT about
ighteen per cent II the item Of sx-
hsnge be taken into consideration thsv
re only twelve or thirteen per osns.
Glow par"
We are assured that one Of the first
IT'S Of the new administration viii be
reorgsnizs the military departments,
lacing men at the head Of the armies
no are in sympathy with the admins
alton and ready to enforce the lava
bis viii be great gain to the south.
.. johnson could find only a Vey few.
ols in the army, but these be plsced
the positions whsre neglect and
'stilitY were most injurious 10 Union
en-. All this is TO be changed. .Sheri- -.
n Is coming back 10 New Orleans, and
gal men there viii welcome bis com
8. His appearance win be a guaran-
against any further election out
ges, such as made the recent Louisiana
'ction farce.
Some years since q wild goose wa
Ot in Washington territory, and a few
aims Of wheat were taken from bis
w. Being verY large and full, thew
re preserved ard planted. The yisld
found to be 50 great ss 70 lead to -
propagation, until this variety, which
Known IN the territory as the Goose
heat, has become a standard one in
{ section Of the country. Samples
this wheat were recently sent to the
department at Washington.
on examining the samples at the
scum, OF which there are some 1000
ieties, the same wheat was found,
ng one Of the samples sent from the
rs Exposition, and grown in CusaeA
pain,