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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-08-16
The County C[IoniyentIoIin..

.-fffrl lMS NVuhty tyNNAVtmeAeHs ars
The Repuhlican Convention (which
Vas held at the Court House last Sat
undsy to nominate caadidates for Goun-
ty officers was in respect 70 numbers
large, and its proceedings harmonious.
Every township was represented by in
telhgent, earnest wide-swake delegates,
and all were actuated BY the desire to
do the work most needed to advance
the interests Of the county and secure
Che success of Republican principles.
There is no such word as fail. with men
Of their character, and sooner or later
the end which they seek viii be accom-
plished. Elsewhere we elfaye something
10 say Of the candidates selected by the
Convention. 1t is ticket that could
not well be improved, aud we sincerely
trust that prompted by their good
sense, majority Of all the voters Of
the county will giveit their support st
the polls. sgsTsz Isaga % o,5;t1s IS
The resolutions passed by the Con
vention pay aEell msritsd seomplimeut
20 Gen. BucSL lEp for cOnsisteht and
patriotic course In Gongress; heartily
-. IN Z :. Il Il. a. q ar x1sa , IN s.sz,.
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EFFORTS TO BE BELLE.-A young lady
who hiss been the reigning belle in Boston
for some years, and who is now growing
rather passee,. and afraid. Of losing heI
laprels is said To be using every means to
preserve het beauty She eats arsenic to
make her eyes bright, and is obliged to in.
crease the quantity continually; cbews slate
pencils to make her. complexion white;
drinks vinegar and lemonade to keep her
waist small uses email de Paris" and
rosgss pencils her eyebrows blackens the
lower parts Of her eyes; sleeps with her
hands in gloves. and never under any cir
cumstances goes out in the sun. Besides
this, she is said TO own three hundred dollars
worth of false hair, rats, mice, cushions,
puffs, braids, Acascades and waterfalls in
cluded. kzIG ID to. be hoped that, after all
these efforts to be beautiful, she will
eventually become wife, ..--,..--,,.
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ThsI lssu.rri.a,.itY Trial.

The jury in the Surratt case failed to
agree and have been discharged. A
new trialwill therefore have to be gone
through with. The jury stood four for
conviction and eight for acquittai: At
the conclusion Of thetrial Judge FisHEa
ordered the name Of JAMES W. BRAD
LEI, secession lawyer, 70 be stricken
from the rolls, on account Of his inde-
centand ungentlemanly conducttowards
the presiding Judge. This has caused
immense excitement in Washington.
BRADLEr has challenged FIsHER to fight
duel, but Of course it has not been
accepted. The verdict Of loyal men is,
that BRADLEY g0t his deseFtsa ID la&i
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TyCONOMY is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ECONOMY ISWEA Franklin.
~ Why win people pay $50 or 500 for Sewing
Machine, when S25 will bny a better one for al
fR1oTioiL purposess Notwithstanding reports to
the contrary, the subscribers beg TO Inform their
numerous friends that the "FRAHKLIS" and "MEDA-
LIos" Machines can be ksdsin asyquAntity. This
machine is double thread, constructed upon entire
ly new principles, and DOES NOT infringe upon any
other IN the world. II is enpiiatically the poor
mans Sewing Machine, aud Is warranted TO ex cell
ALI others, as Thousands OF patrons will testify.
EXAGENTS WANTED Machines sent 10 Agents
on TRIAL. and giveE GU0y to families who are nsedy
and deserving. Address, J.C' Otis CO..
2sm3. Boston, Mass.
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The Union men ef.tliea several townships
are requested 70 extend This notice, and 70
attend The meeting sbenseives and induce
their Democratic neighbOrs to do So Every
one will wantst0 hear Ger II - ~ =
.....--.-----.'s -0Iz7c. n cordial invitatien is
extended to the ladies TO be present on that
cccssion.s - B, saaasfsiiss TT- ssaes 81
By ORDER OF s @ 'e-zs
COUNTY EXECUTIVE COM.
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the particular Offices for which they are
named. No one can qne4tipn their
conpetspey. Their private characters
IsFs zbovs reptoach 1heir hsbits are
sxdlaplaty; tlair pcaiiohs tonefable,
and their fepatatiors, ii general and in
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AN AMERICAN .srORYn ny DICKENS

AN AMERICAN STORY" BY DICKENS
Charles Dickels presided, on the 5th inst
at the annual dinner of the Railway Beuevo
lent Instituticns in London. From hii
Fspeech we extract the following capitafiy
told story: 81
NOW, gentlemen, OH This point vi the case
thereis a story once tod me by friend o.
mine, which seems to my mind to have q
| certain application. My friend was al
American sea captain, and therefore il il
quite unnecessary to say bis story was qsits
true. Laughter. He was Che captain and
part owner Of large American merchant
liner. Qn certain voyage out, in exquisite
summer weather, he had for cabin passen-
gers one beautiful young lady and ten, more
or less beautiful young gentlemenI Light
winds or dead ealms prevailing. the voyage
was slow. They had made half their dis
tanee when ten young geutlemen were all
madly in love with the beautiful young
lady. They had all proposed To her, and
bloOdshed amongst the rivals seemed iui-
niinent, pending the young lady's decision.
I Laughter. In this extremity the beautiful
young lady confded IN my friend the
captain, who gave hes discreet advice He
said. aH your affections xza dibsngsesd
take that one Of the young fentls lsm0n whom
Jon Ike the best, and settle the question. = 9
tLaughtes.1 TO thia the beautiful young
lady msds reply, II cannot do that becauas
! ike thsm al equally well. lLauzhtss.J
Ny friend, Who was nan 81 sseourcs,
bit upon CHS ingenious expediant. Said be
Tomorrow morning, vhen luneh 8 an
ncunesd. do you plunge bodily overheard
bead sorenost. Iwil1 s. along q . boat
to pick you up; and tsks he one 81 tie ten
who rushes to pour rescue. = Tho beautiful
young lady ksghly approved 81 tllis, and
did accordingly. But iiset she plunged In,
nine out Of The ten more o. lsss beautiful
young gentlemen plunged in after hsr. The
tenth shed tears-[great laughter land
locked over the side Of the vessel, but re-
mained ON deck. They V ere all picked up.
When they all mastersd dripping son the
deck, and stood khere in a .iimp row, the
beautiful young lady said TO tie captain.
"What am ! to do now7 See what state
they are in. How can I possibly choose one
Of the nine when they are all equally wet2'
Then said my friend with sudden inspira
tion.g my dear, take the dfy one. Loud
laughter.] 1 Iam sorry to- say she did, and
that they lived happy ever after.
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,sti',n was psJe aud carried that the del
egates. be authorized to cas-. Inc !u4 Yp'e OF
the dslegssion whether all are present or not.
The following resolution was then unani-
mously adopted:
Resolved, That the delegates from this
county to the Senatorial Convention which
meets at Monroeville on the 22d inst. be
instructed 70 vote for HoNER EyERErT, ESQ.,,
of this county, ss candidate for State
Senator, and to give him their support SO
long as there may be chance Of securing
shis nominatiop. kf
adjourned Sine die.
II. P. BUOKLAND, Chairman.
a. 6. Wneox, secretar;es
j. G. LovELAKD.
General Breckinridge and lady continue
to live n Paris, as guests of the family Of
Mrs Burbank, of Kentucky.
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The body Of Mazhpiiisr has been deliver.
ed to the Prussian ambassador % be convey
ed to Autsria.
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TO de Editah oy de SANITY Cruise Avis.
Sin Tommas, Pollybuk 8 March 1867
Nv dear Mr. Editah !

My dear Mr. Editah
I spose you bin yere how awe bin bodder
OBJ a year flu de las ire hunts wild de sicknis
dem, and how de pepil dem bin die cherry day
likee rata in de cain-pece when Obashee put
de wife pouda.-Yu neber see such ting in yu
life-sum hab de small pox so die, de Bukra
dem from Yurup get de yaller feber so debut
yu sa "Marra Quakoo" dem gone. l was q
gwine flu cum back to Santo Cruise, wen de
Kallerah buss out, but wen me yere wha dem
doc de man VIVA bin run away framye-ar, aftur
zee bin slepe ashor, TAX ZEE so put zee in quarin-
teen me sa, No, no, me gwlne tan year Sin
Petur is gud to Roam, and if Everybody die |
sa get plenty work, den wen me packets dem
full / sa go back so bic a state, and hab fu me
oan Maninger & Obashee. Ebery body bin
help flu ten de pore sick pepil dom-One parsin
maik Soup Kichin flu dem, and wen Gubberner
bin see how de pepil dem bin joy de soup he
maik wan oder wan, and den awe cuntryman
dem sen ting fu bile de soup, but wha maik mo
laff was de wan duck wha a'yu sen, and pepil
dem maik plenty fun, eaws dem yere te wan
Maninger bin put ZEE in fu maik up de dusln of
de fouls dem, ncber mine, my tren, letum Ian
duck no bad ting when zee vel stuff Wi greet
ments. Peres tn me a'yu ober dear fraid kal-
lerah, no jumbee, but year Everybody help tu
rub de sick pepil dem and wan lille frenchman
(dem cal'ee Mullet or sumting SOY he bin rub
so much dat now de Kallerah gone de pepil
dem maik tree Morals bout ZEE fu de Gubberner
sen to awe King-de Gubberner he self get a
MORTAL caws sumbody bus zee in fu yu papir and
peres tn me dem Morals is cum in fashun. /
bin yere, toter day sum pepil bin try flu get up
wan, flu wan man wha tink heself berry klebber,
caus zee kin tark a plenty & so sweet. no syrup,
but dem buss up & hab flu bandon de projek,
Qike awe Carny Chase, wen ZEE fine he no kno
fu play gentilman)-caws nobody want flu sine,
& me yerre flu true, dem no bin get more name
dan wan dem caul Mr. Looriloo or sumting So
& tree oder ole oomen-Fu me pinion be, dem
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dat de pepil dem no lk zee, dem fine out too,
dem gentilmen no hab much sabee-
1 mus now tel yu, gud by, flu dis time. |
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of an inferior. with that of a superior

of an inferior. with that of a superior
race.
A greater number of negroes has no
natural right to rule o smaller number of
white men, even If they were q hundred
to one. Nor have part of the white men
Of q State, even II accidentally in posses
sion of the powers Of government. or &C.
tually in the majority, any right to asso-
ciate a pack of negroes with themselves
as electors, to maintain themselves in
power. On the contrary, there never
was a greater wrong and outrage perpe-
trated, than that Of which Radicalism is
| the author in Louisiana, South Carolina,
Mississippi and Alabama and there
never will be, until some Monarch or
people, inspired by a spirit Of hate and
vengeance fresh-breathed from hell, only
a little, a very little more devilish than
that which urges on radicallsm, shall
make a conquered community of men Of
his OF its own race and blood, French,
English or Teutons, the yassals Of double
their number of South Sea eannibals,
| Australian savsges, Hottentots, Esqui-
maux, Sioux or Comanches.
The right, of a majority composed of
negroes, the FATHERs Of many Of Who1H
were savage Africans, to rule a minority
composed Of the children Of EBglishnen!
The proposition is mOnstrOus. To carry
it into practice is infamous; and those
who are reientlessly doing 81 deserve all
the punishments in succession and
throughout eternity, witnessed by DANTE
as he journeyed through the provinces
Of He'll.
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The Empress Eugene Is piously enga-
ged in the restoration Of Mslmaison-the
residence Of Napoleon and Josephine-to
former glory, the object being to bring
back everything, ss nearly ~ possible,
to the condition existing when IL was In
habited by its former royal occupants.
One room has been devoted to a collee-
ton Of memorials from st. Helena,
which a correspondent thus describes /:
On q raised pedestal stands the simple
Get bed in which Napoleon died at st.
Helena there, too, is the great white
wrapper which he used to wear, even
the coverlet which was last arranged
over bis corpse and the other
platform near by Is mounted by
his old camp chair, which was
with him in 30 many battle
fields; and the hundred souvenirs which
one cannot find room to mention here.
A little painting, which is stuck in an
obscure corner, merits attention from its
droIlity and original conception. It is
by Steuben, and represents TO the casual
or careless observer the seven cooked
hats which the emperor specially de-
lighted in. But, on looking closely at
the background of the picture, one dis
covers the following typical etehings 4:
4 dIlsf Au5bcAAAlAf LhCh IA oAANb bAauCuF
denoting peace, then Moscow in flames,
then Waterloo, then the Island Of St.
Helena in the distance. The effect is
very curious, and n doesn't know
whether to laugh or be sad on seeing the
hats and the souvenirs behind him.
Then, in cases all around the room,
one sees the personal arms Of the empe-
ror, the little sword which is always rep
resented in his pictures, his other sword
and pistols, his epaulets, the watch of
Josephine Beauharnsis," pictures of
the little King Of Rome, four months old,
the last slippers worn by Josephine, and
hundreds of little souvenirs which have
been scattered far and wide for years,
but have been collected by Eugenie's
care from the Louvre, from private col
lections, from every possible source, to
figure at Malmaison this one year that it
is to be open, and TO awaken remem
branees Of Napoleon and Josephine.-S.
Louis Democrat.
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LOYALTY to the Union Ofthe STATES; FiDEL-
rrY 10 the Constitution in its true extent and
meaning Obedience 70 and maintenance OF
al law. States and National, cOnstitutionany
enacted.
RESISTANCE 10 Tyranny, Usurpauon and OPP
preston, OF one mar or many; and 70 all en-
croschmenisu upon the rights Of heemen or Of
states. or upon the Just snd Constitutional
n-srogauives Of any Department Of the State
OF National Governments.
RESTORATION Of d~isfranchised citizens 70 all
rights and privileges Of which they have been
dlsseized.
PERPETUAL to the colored race
Of AL the rights OF freemen.
No REPUDLATIoS by stale or Nation Of any
honest debt.
No EMBELLISHMENTS Of Military despOtisms,
no euthroniug OF martial Law, no suspension
Of the writ OF Hsbess Corpus, no Staying Of cit
Ezens by Military Commission, no Lttr6s de
sucsaL in time Of peace.
srHIT s-UEoRDINATI0S Of The Military 70 the
Civil Power
No AND AEAIEs Of States in time Of
peace
APPROVAL OF the eForts OF the President TO
ureveur the annihilqfiou OF civil liberty by the
revoIutioniziug or the Government, and to
restore The Union Of the States; . % all that
he has done 10 defend the Constitution ana 70
maintain the rightlul supremacy OF the civil
Law and charity and allowance for what he has
len undone OF done amiss.
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AR&ET

NEW YORK, August ELECTION is a
shade lower; sales to-day Of 120S bales
uplsnds at 2Sc. Flour-new is irregular
and unsettled; old is scarce and firm ;
supertine, 81 IS. Whisky is quiet and
unchanged. Wheat is more active.
Corn is active at 81 Il for new mixed
western. Oats are dull and lower, 75c.
Coffee steady. Sugar is firm at l1GI2c
for Cuba and 1l4Gl2}c for Porto Rico.
Molasses quiet and firm. Pork Is firm
at S23 % for new mess.
Money steady. Sterling dali at 95994.
Gold 4l5. Government stocks are IN
changed. Stocks heavy and declining ;
Tennessee, coupons attached, 66t new,
64@644 Receipts at the s~ub-treasury
50, 3 2,O25; payments 81, sol ,033 balance
S13S, AIS I3l.
ST. LOUIS, August 21.-Tobaceo IN
changed. Hemp unchanged. Wheat
declined 59l0c. Corn higher 81 OSG,
l 1T for white, 81 6291 O5 for mixed and
yellow. Oats firm 6496Sc. Rye better.
Barley in good demand; S5c(0SI Is.
Provisions firm. Pork S24 25@24 SO. Ba-
con unchanged. Lard unchanged.
Whisky unchanged.
CINCINNATI, August 2l.-Flour firmer
but not qUotably higher; family, SO 25
1lO 70. Wheat dull, - 20 for No. l red.
Corn firm, 90c@Sl. Oats dull, 59@60c.
No. l rye firm, 81 %. Barley unchanged.
Whisky steady, SOC in bond. Pork dull,
S23 so. Bulk meats firmer; shoulders,
lie; clear sides, l4tc; bacon clear sides,
l6c. Lard firm, l2tc. Hams unchanged.
Groceries steady.
NEW ORLEANS, August 2I.-Cotton
Gales to day $50 tales market dull, 264c
for low middling receipts, "a bales ex-
ports, 2723 bales. Sugar and molasses
unchanged. Flour tirm superfine,
S. 1908; XXX, Sl2 so; choice family,
S14. Corn quiet, 81 1901 25 whole
range. Oats quiet and firm, Zoe. Pork
quiet and firm, 500. Bacon, shoulders,
l4e; clear sides, 1se. Lard in t~ierees,
l4t@l44c. Gold, $4,000. Sterling, 53G,
55 New York sight, premium.
LOUISVILLE, August 2l.-The sales of
tobacco to-day were I5S hhds. s. 759
% 90 whole range. Flour advanced 25c.
Wheat s. 0592 10. Corn, shelled and
delivered, 81. Oats In bulk, $4,000.
Rye 81 10. Mess pork 1923 SO. Bacon
shoulders l2le; clear sides 164e; fancy
hams N4@22c, packed. Whisky Soc in
bond. Lard l2Ae.
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FOREIGN.


LONDON, August 21-Later.-Parlia-
ment prorogued o-day. The queen was
not present. her speech was read by
commission.
The queen declares there is no logger
any grounds for experimenting a war in
Europe. The reasonable conspiracy in
Ireland has proved futile, and an attempt
at revolt suppressed almost without
bloodshPd by the valor Of the troops, the
vigilance and activity of the police, and
general loyalty of the people. The law
has been vindicated without sacrifice OF
human life. The speech refers with sat
lsfaetion 70 the new postal treaty with the
United States, and in conclusion con-
graduates parliament and the country
on completion of the Canadian union,
passage of reform, and the adoption of
other measures beneficial to the United
Kingdom.
1t is reported from Madrid that the re-
volt IN CATALONIA has failed, and the
authority Of the government is rapidly
being reestablished in the Instruction
airy districts.
LONDON, August IA dispatch from
ConstantinOple states that the sultan has
resolved to form a new council composed
Of an equal number Of Greeks and
Turks.
LONDON, August 2l-Evening.-The
races at York to-day were well attended.
The principle race for Eber Okes' stakes
was won by Jusc.
FLORENCE, August 21.-Prorogation of
italian parliament took place to-day.
Garabaldi has again been obliged to
defer movement on Rome, and prepare
tons which were being made by a party
Of cooperation throughout Italy, under
orders Of Gen. Been, have been sus-
pended.
PARIS, August 2I.-The semi-oficial
press Of this city say that the co Inference
Of sovereigns, at Salisbury, secures a long
term Of peace for Europe.
Another gathering of sOvereigns is ex-
pected to take place here.
1t is reported that Queen Victoria and
Emperor Francis Joseph will meet Ma
poleOn at Paris in October.
LONDON, August 2I.-Consols "a T-I6 !;
5-20s 73s Illinois Central TT Erie 434 ;
Atlantic and Great Western 2f.
LIVERPOOL, August Election closed
quiet; Uplauds l04d; Orleans lid sales
to-day 10000 bales. Wheat lbs Sd. Bar
ley IS. Oats q lid.
FRANKFORT, August 21-evening.-U.
S. bonds quoted at III.
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BY
Might Dispatches.
WESTERN ASSOCIATED PRESS REroETs.l

PoRrA Rosa, FLA, August M.-The
submarine telegraph cable between Key
West and Havana wa successfully
sPliced on Sunday the 18th, and worked
well. The movements Of the telegraph
party between this place and Key West
are unknown.
P~LATTsBURG, N. Y, August 21.-Last
night this place was visited by a terrible
confiagratiOn. One church, q bank,
two printing offices, twenty-five resi-
dences and twenty five stores were
burned. Loss $3.50, 900.
LOUISVILLE, August 2l.-The river is
swelling, with two feet eleven inches in
the canal.