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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-10-15
Election Returns.

The returns so far, Indicate the success oi
the entire Peoples Ticket in this county the
Treasurer is perhaps doubtful-but we think
the whole ticket is elected
The returns from this county, taking the
vote on Common Pleas Judge as a criterion
for the County ticket, arc as follows:
Bedford 35 majority for the Peoples ticket
Chagrin Fails S5 majority for same
Parma Is majority for snme.
Strongsyille 36 majority for same.
Brecksvle so majority for same.
Cleveland-lst Ward, l3 Locofoco MAORI
ty; I'd ward, 43 majority for same.
May6ed 80 majority for Peoples ticket
Marion, Oct l2.-Peters, Wing Represent
ative, elected.
Medina, Oct. IL -Sibley, Wing Represen'
tative, in Marion County.
Morrow County.-Report says that five
townships give 600 majority for the Maine
Law.
Knox County.-Eleven townships in, Anti
Maine Law Senator, 1872 majority; Reprcsen-
taiive l55 majority.
Medina, Oct l2.-State ticket except Rep
resentative, over 800 democratic majority
The Independent democratic candidate is
probably elected.
GAINESVILLE, Oct l2.-Democratic Senator
probably elected; also Wing Maine Law Rep
sentative.
Delaware. Get. l2.-Brown, Concord, Har.
lem, Trenton and Troy are in; Democratic
gain 275.
Wooster, Oct. l2-Returns not all in--Me.
dill will have twelve hundred majority in The
county.
Richland County.--Returns not all in
Locofoco majority about the same as las
year. twelve hundred Wing Sheriff elected
CoLUMBUs, Oct IL.
Franklin County.-Entire Locofoco county
ticket elected, with the possible exception o.
Sheriff Townships not all reported. Wing
Representative beaten several hundred.
Pickaway County.-Entire Locofoco ticket
elected by three or four hundred majority.
Ross County Wing and one Locofo
co elected to Legislature. Medill's majority
over Bsrrere uncertain. Heavy Wing vot,
given for Lewis.
Marion County.-Peters, whig, reported
elected. Whig gain.
Miami County.-Whig majority reported
$50.
Montgomery County ticket re
ported elected.
jefferson Colnty-Locofoco ticket rcporte,
elected.-Cievs. Herald
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-10-15
Greek EuIogy on Clay and Webster.

The following is translation from the
Greek of a euogy on Henry Clay and Dam
iel Webster, made by Miss Elizabeth, Of
Crote. young lady, who, not many years
ago, embraced the Episcopal creed, and is
now missionary among her fellow country
men at Athens:
Charmonzies' Speech in the Greek House Of
Representatives upon the death Of Daniel
WeJster and Henry Clay, delivered Decem-
Der II, 1852. l-s4
On this days session in the House OF Rep
resentatives, Mr.. Charmonzies Deputy of La
mia, having taken the floor. proposed that
the House should express its regret on hear
ing Of the death OF two Of the great men Of
the United States, mely--Henry Clay and
Daniel Webster-and that their names be-
inscribed on the walls in the peribolus Of the
Chamber.
The Hon, Deputy introduced his PROPOSE
ton in the following sddress:
"When the wise government of great ma
ton-a Government worthy of respect for its
virtues-goes into mourning, lamenting with
its people the death of one of its citizens, the
citizen, truly, must have been a great man.
And, the privation of great man, is an iire-l
parable loss TO all mankind. We took up
arms to shake offa heavy yoke-a yoke Of
reproach, and one difficult to be borDe and
the sancti:y of our enterprise Immediately
found protection in the other hemisphere,
where, among many others, two truly dstin-
guished men had effectualy raised up their
Christian voices in behalf of the previously
suffering Greeks Who, among us, the sur
viying combatants, has forgotten, or who,
among our youth, has not heard from oul
parents. that independently of the ravages of
war, Jonine and sickness were decimsting US;
and, who does not know that the bread and
clothing of the Americans Of the United
States saved multitudes from the grasp Of
Charun? And, who doubts, that, if The no.
BILE and generous minded citizens of the Uni
ted States had lived in our hemisphere, the
Greek contest would have been terminated
sooner and with more SUGGEST"
"Gratitude, sirs, is cardinal virtue of man
and the Greek nation was ever of old distin-
guished for this virtue. Our immortal an
cestors erected temples in honor Of their ben
efactors.-Among our benefactors, then. are
numbered since 1922. the ever memorable
Daniel Webster and Henery Clay, whose
death whole nation-the People ofthe Uni
ted States-this day lament. Let us. there
fore. honorable representatives Of the Greek
nation, unite our tears with those of our mo-
BILE brothers, the citizens of the United States,
for this loss; and, as proof of our gratitude,
let us inscribe on the walls of this peribulus
the glorious names of the Philhellenes, Daniel
Webster and Henry Clay"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-10-15
ADDITIONAL ELECTION RETURNS

The FIRST rumors which come from differ
eBl counties are not always correct, but they
are 10 be taken as the best that can be had
As such, We give the reports as We hear and
receive them, not vouching for their correct
ness. We have seen nothing to change the
opinion we expressed yesterday Of the probs-
bic result
ERIB Co.-Reported 200 Dem.
OTTowA Co,-Reported 200 Dem.
SENECA Co.-About 1000 Dem.
LucAs Co.-Reported 500 Dem.
CHANPAIoS is reported entirely Dem.
HAxILroN Co.-Probably about 5000 Dem.
and the entire Democratic ticket elected.
FAIRFIELD Co.-About 1900 Dem.
PoRrAGE Co.-About 800 Dem.
GuERSsEy Co.--Reported 500 Dem.
KNOX Co.--Dsmocratic as usual--votes not
reported.
CuYAuooA Co.--The Plaindealsr says the
Peoples ticket is elected over the Democracy
MEDINA Co.-"Fusiop" representative ant
Democratic county ticket.
TvscABAwAs Co.-Democraiic by 200 ma
jority. .su
CAnaoLL Co.---A despatch to the Plain
dealer says ATKIxsoS's majority about 500
and EcKLEY pr,bably defeated.
MusKIsGuM Co-The Wing Maine Law
representatives elected. Little doubt OF th'
election of JEwErr. Loco. TO the Senate from
Maskingum and Perry.
WAsHIsoroN Cove learn that the Viii!
ticket is elected. including Maine Law rep
resentative.
CLARK Goa Maine Law wing is elected
10 the Legislature from this county. frien'
from there thinks the LOcOioeo Senator u
that district is elected. :bsa r7aa s'.Tlse'"
| Fsila-ff % ~ al dfIE 'ssi.1rrs i'araQs n.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-10-15
THE Election.

Tho whole Democratic State ticket is un-
dcubtedly elected. II ia reported that there
are Maine Law Senators and 10 or 20 Maine
Law Representatives elected. Allen and
Andrews have run far ahead of the Wing
ticket. but are undoubtedly defeated. We
defer any extended remarks on the result Of
the election until next week. We give the
result Of the returns so far as we have learn
cd them BY our exchanges and by telegraph.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-10-15


At 8 O'Clock we reached Cumberland, stop
ping here one hour for supper, away we roll
down the old Potomac Ga
II was nigh--deep, black night-as we
Numbered on across the beautiful valley of
Virginia. AT midnight we stopped at this
place--retiring, morpheus 'steeped our senses
in forgetfulness" I'll morning,
have only written Of few incidents con-
nectcd with the journey, what this great work
will do for Maryland needs not my pen to say
it is selfevident And while he who scaled
the Alps, and swept the plains of Marengo,
left but monument of human bones, such
heroes in the arts of peace as those who laid
out and built this road are eclipsing bis glory
and out-strpping his deeds in works like this
and writing their names on the clef; rocks Of
the everlasting hills. II.
Harpers Ferry, 1853.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-10-15
The Infant ViOlinist.

This youthful musician is said TO inspire
universal admiration wherever he performs. -
He is about eight years old, and bids fair to
make second Paganin.
We have no doubt he will have large
house this evening
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TB1 Spells Linel

Sandusky City, Oct Is. IL. A. NJ.
l. w. BooTH.
Erie County, Wing Representative elected
Andrews majority 277.
Sutton's majority, %. ......l...
Wiibur's 3lS.
State Locofoco by 10000.
,.. ..... .. BILL, Cooke & Co.
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[By Speeds Line.]
NnuwALK, Oct. Is. IL,

NnHwALk, Oct. Is, IL, A. NJ
I w. Boorn, Esq--Worcester's majority
$50.
Wing Representatives. majority $40.
Wing Sheriff elected.
Balance Locofoco ticket elected.
Q. A. PRKsroN.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-10-15
Perrysburg, Oct. l3, SO.
O. A. PRKsroN.

Editor Bade:--
Sir-The majority for Smith, (Whig) Rep
rcsentative Of Wood county. is 800. lie is
elected by about 24o majority in the District
Yours, &c, J. NJ.
p. $. Fitch's majority for Senator, in this
comfy, 2S4
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-10-15
The Sandusky County Fair.

In glancing around at the articles entered
for exhibition, we were very much pleased
with the evidence ofgood tast and industry,
presented in The ladies department-There
was very fine display of needle work, en-
broidcry, bead work, bags and purses; but
being unable to ascertain the names Of the
owners We are unable to designate them as
we would otherwise do. A handkerchief
wrought by Miss Chapman attracted atten-
ton as well for the beauty Of the design as
the workman like manner in which il was
executed. Among the bed-quilts we noticed
one pieced by little girl five years old.
God bless the little one came spontaneously
TO our lips. Long may she live to teach by
example the blessing Of industry.
After all how we love the old New-Eng-
land way Of educating chdren-in constant
memory of the truth "that idleness is the
mother OF many vices" A variety of knitting,
netting and carpeting done credit to their man
ufactures. The premium shirt also must pass
with naught but praise even from the most
fastidious of bachelors Who passed through
without noticing the monochromatic drawings
by Mrs. Wilson-the daguerotypes Of neigh
Dor Wiles-those beautiful and curious flow
ers by Mrs. Hicks? Not one-we will ven
ture. Our lovers Of "sweet-things" could not
fail to observe that sweet pyramid from the
candy mandatory recently established in
Fremont.
On the other side Of the grounds were veg
tables Of almos: every variety. Those fine
sweet potatoes, squashe s,cabbage and turnips
&c, made us think of the good dinners that
had been-the good dinners that might be-
Nice coops of chickens both Shanghai and
White Poland received their full share of at
tention. There were specimens of excellent
fruit entered by Messrs. Capper. Hafford, and
Miller of Clyde. We were very sorry that
circumstances prevented US from attending in
the afternoon Of the second day, as we missed
witnessing the equestrianship Of the ladies'
the display by the firemen; and the music
discoursed by band, that any county may
well be proud Of. But on the whole. we went
home with pleasant thoughts, not unmxed
with pride Of the productions of our county
and that we were citizens Of the great State Of
Ohio JENNIE.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-10-15

II it be the characteristic of a worldly man
that he desecrates what is holy. it should be
of the Christian 70 oonsecrate what is secular,
and to recognize present. and a.presiding
Divinity in all things-Chdimsrs
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Turkey and Russia.

The Sultan must fight or run. The com
bned fleets Of England and France have
passed the DardanelIs and anchored before
Constantinople.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-10-15
A HOUSE WANTED,

BY good tenant, containing from three to
6ve Rooms. for which reasonable rent will
be paid. Inquire at this Office.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-10-15
TBy Speeds Linel

CLEvELAND, 10 o'clock, A. NJ, Oct Is.
]. w. Booru, Esq.--Fusion ticket elected
in this county
State Democratic by overwhelming major
ity. EDIToRs FoREsT CRY.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-10-15

The entrance of single woman Of talent
into family is sufficient 70 keep il clear oi
fools FOR several generations 5'a hill 20
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-10-15

Who is the shortest man mentioned in the
Rible? Knes-hi gb-Hliah s3 ggs 4, fsr lil
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-10-15

AURORA BoREALIs.-The Portland Eclec-
tic records some interesting facts about the
Aurora Borealis. Last week. says that pa
per, we alluded to brilliant display Of the
Aurora Borealis: ave have since learned that
the telegraphc wires were strongly affected by
it on the night in question We also learn
that the mode in which this phenomenon acts
upon the wires Of the telegraph, goes to con-
firm the received opinion that It is magnetic
in its nature. When the telegraph is inter
rupted BY atmospheric electricity, as it is
sometimes called-that is,by thunder storms,
it always comes into the Offices with a shock
or spark, frequently so intense as to melt the
wires around the instrument On the con-
trary, when the wires are affected by the Au'
rora Borealis, no spark is shown, but its action
is continuous--som very strong at one
Office and feeble at another, SO as TO stop
work at others. more equally diffused, and
regular, so that the operators have taken OF
their batteries and worked with the Aurora
alone: and again, on other occasions. il rever-
see the current SO that closing the key opens
the circuit, and in order TO write, the opera
tors have to reverse the action Of the key
In all its phases, however. its action is that Of
the galya1ic electricity, and not the electricity
of the thunder cloud. These facts are inter
esiing-they are new to us. and probably may
be to many Of our readers"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-10-15

saETSas advertisement Of Musical Con-
,ention," to be beId a. slonroeyille Oct 25ih.
Flag of the Union. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1850-18??, 1853-02-11
JAM rs s. SIZER.

-NE (sUgcEssoR TO =. 4 T. GREEN,)
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST,
BOOKSELT Err AND STATTONER,
JACKSON MISS.
WILI, keep constantly on hand q large and
Wv well selected assortment of pure
Medicines, Drugs, Paints, oils, Dye
StnfS, Patent Medicines. Peyfnmery ard
Fancy Articles Also. Lac, School, MIS-
cellGue0us. and Medical Books, Fancy and
Staple Stationery. Paper HGngiags Of all
varieties, Blank Books Of al qualities.
together with every article usually found in Drug
Stores Of the Southwest.
He respectfully solicits the old customers of the
house and the public generally to give him call
before purchasing elsewhere. As he is determin-
ed to furnish the best articles on the most favorable
terms. Jan. 81, 1883.
Flag of the Union. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1850-18??, 1853-02-11

NEW ORI.EANs, Feb. 5.
Corros--Although the Africa,s account werI
over due ON Saturday; and many leading opera
tors seemed disinclined 70 20 into the market
without further information with regard to the
Liverpool market, factors succeeded III disposing
of 5000 bales the rates Of the previous day. The
expected intelligence arrived ON Sunday night,
day morning.-They were considered Of favOra-
BILE character a., instead Of the improvement re-
ported, many had anticipated u further decline.
further impulse was accordingly given to the
demand. and Mondays sales embraced about II, =
600 bales, prices being generally full but without
aquotable adyance.--On Tuesday the market wore
a heavy appearance, but purchasers were found
for 1870 bales without auy actual decline. The
heasiness continued on Wednesday, buyers ask
ing concessions which factors generally refused
to make, though in some instances rather lower
prices were accepted, and we heard Of a lot Of,
strictly Good Middling sold I'll 93zc. There was
not, however, sufficient change to reqniFe an al
teraton in eur figures the sales reaching barely.
5000 bales. On Thursday the demand was not
general but two heavy buyers appeared in the
market and took 1000 bales, the total sales of the
day being about 4 900 bales. Yesterday was
disposed of, making the total business ofthe week
46, 800 taken mostly for England and the European
continent, but with fair proportion for our nor
.hern markets Prices yesterday were irregular
any qnotable change.
The receipts of the week are IS SIS bales against
bales for the corresponding period last year,
md the total receipts at this port since the first
September have been II ,256 bales against 731,
al to the same Date last year, showing an in
.rease of 37s, Sis bales. We quote as follows: 4
~ New Orleans Cfassffir afiou. i
Flag of the Union. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1850-18??, 1853-02-11
NOTICE.

IIAVING sold out our entire Drug & Book
Ill Business to DR.. James S. Sizer the business
will in future be conducted at our old stands by
him, where our former customers can still be sup
piled.
Our customers will find their accounts at our
Exchange Banking Office, in the house formerly
occupiedb by VIM. Morris, where they are invited
to call and settle. J. e. +. GREEN
January 81 1883
Flag of the Union. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1850-18??, 1853-02-11
PORTRAIT PAINTING

lNHE undersigned having studied his Profession in
i some OF the best Schools of PAINTING in Europe.
offers his Professional Services TO the Citizens Of JACK
son, and vicinity. Tie respectfully invites them to
eau At his Studio, over the Furniture Ware-Ro Of
Mr.. J. C. Carpenter Co., on State Street. neayly
opposite Capitol square, and assure themselves Of
the superiority Of his Portraits.
He would further state that no Portrait, nnless h
gives perfect satisacton need be taken away or paid
for. Is f@ WM FpvE
Jackson, Jan. "a. is5s-l1-st IN =
Flag of the Union. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1850-18??, 1853-02-11
WOODVILLE FACTORY FOR SAFE.

WILL be sold ON the premises, for cash or it's
equivalent, 90 Tuesday the 9th OF April next, the
Woodville Factory. Ii is beautifully situated near
the Rail Road TO Bayou Sara, and about one mile
rom the town Of Woodvilie, Miss. II contains SO
Icons, 5000 Spindles, complete Wooden depart
ment an Engine Of so horse power 70 acres Of land
and dormitories for 100 hands. taahsa Z f2
By order of the Board: + e79s94M 81 &
JOHN W. BURRUss, Sse,y.
Flag of the Union. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1850-18??, 1853-02-11
Southern Antidote,

Far DsarrAea, cAeisre Asrtss and SGMnsr cemglaisf
81 C.hildrsa.
Prepared by NJ. EaasUKL. X. D., vIeksburs.
Those WHO have used pronounce ii one ef the most
agrsea:c and certain remedies they have ever tried for
sneh diseases. ~
WeAave In our possession long list OF signatures
embracing many oftie names gieks.
haFg and ils vicinity which deem necessary
TO publish seiestifyng IN the most unqualified man
ner 70 the superior virtues Of the SOUTHERN ANTI.
DoTE efeaelOus and speedy remedy for the above
offanliiy medicines.
ataseason when dfarrhaa and iss kindred affections
are prevailing oneatermnasing Cholera far The van
of timely corrective. the Southern Aaidese will be
found very best article accomplish sha. ojeeithss
can be obtained. s "a #ss<sss Al sssss4 s..
Retail price ~ per hoite-a liberal dsdnctiaa made
when sold by the dozen. sold ~
June IS, lsSe--Iy, VIskshurr
Flag of the Union. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1850-18??, 1853-02-11

pointment until the nsxt meeting OF The Legis.
latnre, which shall then 81 such vacancy"
e may also be stated, by way OF enforcing
Che Irresistible conclusion here arrived at. Tint
instead Of the Senate Of TIE United States being
composed OF two Senators from eacti State.
chosen by the Legislature thereof for six years.
she power commended for BY Governor Foorr
would authorize every Governor TO usurp the
power Of the Legislature, and violate The Con.
s'l1aiion, by making Temporary appointments
for part of the ak years.
Flag of the Union. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1850-18??, 1853-02-11
SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS.

THE undersigned, Agent Of the American Som
j day School Union, has Cor sale at vicksburg,
the following cheap libraries for Sunday Schools
and Families: et e+
Libraries Nos. I, 2, and 3, 100 vols. 4l0 each.
Village libraries Nos i, aud 2, - vols. 3
Juvenile Library, - coils. 4l-aa -
Child,s Cabinet Library, so Eols. (smalll 2 500
Also, Hymns, Questions, Rewards, Bible Die
tonarles, Antiquities, Maps, Biographies, &C., &c.
All orders from the country addressed 70 ne At
Yicksburg will receive prompt attention.
Feb. a, lS53-9t. 8. w. HUTTON.
Flag of the Union. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1850-18??, 1853-02-11
sure, and, after commencing the flank diselasure.

sure, and, after eonmending the flank disclosure
70 the body Of the resolution, OF the continren.
cies 70 which the money Is to be applied. The
same Journal recapitalates as follows ..the more
prominent reasons why this fund of ten millions
should be voted 10 the discretion of General
Pierce - - $500
..FiFst, then, our delicate relations with Spain.
and incidentally with England and France, on
The Cuba question; our confused and e,nbarrass-
Ing relations with Mexico; our intricate, per-
picking, aud moftiiying relations with England
IN central America-to say nothing Of the Affairs
OF Hayh, or of the Inviting field for an enlarged
SYSTEM OF comm srcial facilities with the States
OF South Amerca--wiil demand of the presi-
denl elect, from the day OF his inauguration, all
The skiii sagaciiy, tact, TALENT courage, and dis
cretion which he can bring into his Adminisira-
ton. Secondly, he will be required 10 act with
out further delay, aud upon holder and more
positive and decisive schedule than the milk.
Underwater policy of Gen. Tayior's Cabinet and
OF Mr.. President Fillmore's. In the third place,
a decisive reversal OF their policy in REGARD 10
Cuba. Mexico, or Ceniral America NAV brinu us
into collision with England, France, or Spain,
or with all combined.
In The mean time. Congress-. adjourning on
the fourth OF March, does not AgularIy meet
again till the first Monday IND ecemher next.
During this long vacuum oftn.se' months the
'"OsN VI tHC 0uNciHIHfHty Win all us
foreign responsibilities, Mlll restAison the Pre-
sidensand his Cabinet. N the Nuisance ofIshy
Discretionary power, OF aascretsaqarb aaeahs, he
sdy y reduced 10 THEekAIRSaIPY oxs CALLING
~ EXTRA SESSION or CoEGREss; whereas, with |
q reserved fund of ten nnilliopzto back hin,AJ
that erpeasine, and eseraiiy woase THAN sEfEss
ExPEDiEET, may be &oided. Af.allsexFfts i.
Is the pert Of wisstodh.to Ffoyides as far as Inc
crisis requires, against any probable necessity |
for an extra session.
In view Of these disclosures, from collateral |
sources, of the ends for which these ten millions
OF dollars were desired BY certain aspiring gem
ilenen TO be pui into the hands of The President,
with the av0wed purpose Of placing these tran
Seenddntiy important issues beyond the reach Of
Congress-wilhout holding The mover of the
proposition in Congress accountable for what
has been said out Of doors in favor of the
scheme--is il possible to shut our ewes to the
extent OF the dangers which, through the wise
discretion of the House of Representatives in
declining 10 entertain this proposition, the coun-
Try has SO far escaped! With what more de-
piorabie evils could the opening of Pandora's
abled Box have filled the confines oil the earth
liian The teonsnhmation of The views of these
journalists might have shed, by kindling gen.
sral war, not upon this People only. but upon
neatly every nation with which we are nov in
friendly intercourse