Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-07-27
IMPORTANT NEWS ITEMS

Henry StanberrY was on Monday last con-
irmed as Attorney General. -r
The S,1,6urst, new Irish paper, is soon TO
make its appearance in Chicago.
A Catholic church for colored persons is to be
erected on Olive street, st. Louis. sf--
The cholera still increases in New York and
on Governor s and Hart's Islands.
The Democratic State Committee of Penn
svlvania has appointed full set of delegates
to the Philadelphia Convention.
Twelve deaths by cholera occurred in New
York and Brooklyn on Saturday out of twelve
cases reported.
The State Fair will be held this year at Day.
ton, commencing on Tuesday, September 25th
and continuing four days. =
Official European dispatches to the State De-
partment are not favorable for peace. France is
expected to interfere actively in the war.
Mr. Stevens bill authorizing the presiding
officers to convene Congress during the recess,
was defeated in the House on the Goth, by f.
nal vote of IS to 49.
There were twenty y-nine deaths from cholera
and thirty -four cases among the troops at Sa-
vannah from A. NJ. Monday morning to 6 2.
NJ. yesterday.
The Governor of Kansas has appointed Major
Z. Ross, of the Topeka Tribune, United States
Senator TO fill the vacancy caused by the death
of Senator Lane
The Great Eastern is expected at Heart Con-
tent tonight, when the Associated Press will
receive by telegraph all the details of the laying
of the cable.
The New Orleans Commercial perpetrates
the following good thing: "Thad. Stevens, be-
ing asked what allied him, replied: about
seventy years. Then what makes him act SO
like Sicty ?"
Gen. Howard has sent officers to South Caro-
lima 10 investigate the killing of colored man
who finding the galleries of church in Colum
bia full entered into the body of the building
and was at once shot.
In the Tenth Ohio District, Mr.. Ashley will
be renominated without serious opposition.
The Democratic nominee will be General Henry
S. Commsger. Cox carried the District last
fall by LIS majority on the home vote.
Fifteen officers and 3O9 men of the lIth Ohio
Cavalry, arrived at Columbus on the 18th, from
Fort Laramie, for muster out. A hundred of
their comrades remained at Laramie to be mus
tered out there, preferring to settle in Dacotah,
General Sheridan reports officially that French
lFOODS CU0Iluue u Uc ldHuCu SFd OTuI. ne
states that he has lost all confidence in the sim
cerity of Napoleon, and his statements concern
ing the withdrawal of the French troops
The Senate has passed resolution request
ing the Secretary Of War to transfer to the Gov
ernors of the several States for safe keeping the
rebel flags captured during the war, sending to
each State the colors captured by soldiers of
such State,
We learn from the Jeffersonian that an cpl
demc, termed Typhoid Flux, has prevailed in
Findlay for some time past. Several cases have
proved fatal. 1t is said TO be engendered and
aggravated by malaria arising from stagnant-
water.
Gov. Morton is reputed supporter of the
Presidents policy, if it is definitely known
what that policy may be. We judge, from the
character of the Governors recent speeches,
that his support cannot be of kind comforting
to the President himself.
A grand ratification meeting over the action
of Congress and Tennessee was held in the
Governors Circle indianapolis, on Saturday
evening, and some five thousand people were
present. Eloquent speeches were made by
General August Which, General Dumont W. |
J. Fishback and others. The enthusiasm was
tremendous, says dispatch, Hand salute of
one hundred guns was fired" The occasion
was well worthy of the demonstration. That
action of Congress has done and will do more
for the loyal party than the impracticables who
opposed it ever dreamed of doing
PAssIoN.-The who gets into . passion is said to
forget himself but the fact he forgets other people,
The woman who buys any other Saleratus but |
Herrick Aliens Gold Medal not only forgets other peo
pie and themselves but the risk of scattering
broadcast dyspepsia, and many other evils naturally at
tending the human system. As you value health and
good eating, never buy any other Have the Gold Ne
da Most everybody sells it. Depot liz Liber-
ty street, New York.
ER@ We not in favor of universal boastDg "a svs-
tenn often employed BY others of the celebrity OF this
that medicine, and We keep our praise until have
positive knowledge of the value virtue of article
It gives pleasure however to recommend to our read
and Blood Pills. The Btters, know from experience
give tone to the stomach aid digestion and renvigorate
SYSTEM restoring shattered and broken down con-
stutons There be better remedy for purifying
the blood than the Purifier and Blood Pills.
FAIRBANKS STANDARD ScALFs-In the year 1890 the
Messrs. Fairbanks commenced the manufacture of Hay
Scales. Additional improvements made from time
TO tme and notifications adopted with reerenceto the
wants and convenenees of the commercial manufactur
ing and agricultural community At the present time
over three hundred men employed in their manu-
actnre and the annual consumption of tbs leading ma
terals used is 900 tons pig iron 200 tons scroll and
bar IOn 20 cast steel 80 tons "copper" and O0e feet
lumber. The mouthy pay roll is about $4,000.
Tbs scales of this manufacture known and used
al over the country, and their accuracy 80 wen estab
shed that the " Fairbanks" stamp on the beam of
Scale has become to be gursntes OF excellencs-Bos
on CoEMsreial. "a