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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-09
The Head Of q Dead Man Tries
60 Speak.

60 Spe0k.
A poor fellow was guillotined here few
days after our arrival. According to the
custom, his head and body were given to
the surgeons for the "advancemsnt Of sci>
encc" An experiment Was tried with the
head with very interesting result. They
I'M ected into its arteries fresh arterial blood
taken from dog, and shortly aftcrward the
head gave unmstable sigma of life. The
color returned to the cheeks and lips. the
eyes opened brightly and gazed upon those
around, the lips moved as il attempting
vainly to speak, and the entire face bore the
resemblance to active life SO soon rs the
operator ceased TO inject tho life blood OF
the dog, the appearance Of death rapidly
succeeded Ii was earnestly held 10y the
eminent surgical gentlemen in attendance
that, during the operation, the brain was in
full and natural action. aud that the lips
tried to utter the last thought which found
resting place in the mind of the condemn
ed Paris Cor. Of tho Htts5urgt Ga-et,es
METHODIST CmURcn SoUIH.-A vote was
recently taken among the various Confer
cnccs Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
South upon a proposition tn changc the
meme of the Church. The vote stood =
Ayes clergy, 1,l6s voters, laity 1,199;-
Mays clergy 400; laity 81. Three.
fourths Of oil tho members voting not hav-
ing voted affirmatively, the proposition wal
declared lost. A proposition for lay rcpre'
sentation, which was submitted at the same
timo, was carried by n three.fourths vote.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-09

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-09

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-09

Nh. KAssoN IN QuASDARv.-lt will be
recollscted that 4 short time since ex Rep
resentative Kasson. Of Iowa, was selected
by the Post Office Department as . special
commissioner to visit Europe to obtain low.
q and more uniform rates Of international
postage, s-d TO confer with the Paris con
grsss on the metric system Of weights and
measures. His instructions were given,
scms Of the funds advarccd and his passage
engaged. His commission, however, ,e>
quires the signature Of the President. which
has thus far beeu pcremptorily refused.
Mr.. kasson and the Post Once department
are in dilemma, for the President seems
innoyable.-C ineiaaati Commercial
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-09

Masonic DISSEMINATION IN Bosros.-Thc
dedication Of the new granite Masonic TEN.
pie, at Boston, on the cath Of June, will b,
performed on the most extensive scale, and
with tho most imposing ceremonies. The
day will be public holiday in the city, and
preparations will Be made by the Nasons 10
entertain $4,000 visiting brethren. Presi
dent johnson and Gen. Ora ut, it is stated.
nave accepted invitations, and are expected.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-09

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-09

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-09

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-09

Ma. DAVIS AND A PARoLE.-Ths Wash,
'ngsoa correspondent Of the New York
1r'oane says several prominent persons
having been here lately to Esquire regarding
the cassSof JET. Davis, 9th view q Oh.
tain TIE trial Of release without further de-
lay. IL is asserted, on the very hishes, au-
thor'ty, that the Government has offered to
seissss Mr. Davis on his own parole, but
that he has positively declined 10 accent
condisionally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-09

lars with our sucker friend tEot be could
not epsn Il. The gudesen bic ct the bait,
andpf course was fairly hooked. In pass
ing over the money some dispute arose, and
the parties being alone roo ensued, which
ended in the confidence men knocking their
man down, grabbing his money and jump.
ing of the tram. They we're safely lodged
in Jail At Dubuque. and will PROBABLY be
transferred from there to Fl. Madison.
A correspondent Of the De Witt Observer
writes from Olive township as follows: Mr.
Editor write to inform you of an occurs
renee that think is worth recording. Last
Monday eve owned by William Lowell
living one mile northeast Of Rothsteins mill
gave birth to c0It and also TO q lamb.
Sail caf about the usual size Of lambs with
the exception ofthe head, which is nearly
twice the size of common lambs head is
Of = spotted color, red and white, ard is
covered with hair similar 10 calfs hair.
Every one that has seen il concurs in the
opinion that il is calf regret to add thst
died soon after birth, 40 had it lived il
would have been sent to Baruum cor any
2ther man. rs . specimen Of what the
Great Northwest can do in the way Of get
ling up Fancy Stock.
Nssaos PAPER aye that Mr.. Z. Hauser,
Of Osases township. sin miles west Of Do
Witt. last week killed upward Of three hun
drsd and City snakes Of the bull snake and
blue rssss spsciss-of vsrisd ieagshs. from
two to liz feet. They had vintssed in an
~ stsss qusny. ssd - dispatched them
- they came out
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-04
Arc You Ready!

In few days the Union men Of
Sandusky county will be called upon
to decide the most important issues
ever submitted TO IA patriotic people.
AIe you ready! Have steps been
taken to look up ecery cotc' and see that
they viii be out! Has there been a
canvass of every Township and school
district, man by man, as there should
be? Reader do you appreciate the
magnitude of the issue and are you do
ing ali in your power 10 advance the
interest of the Union cause! Are there
any arrangements by which it may be
known, before the polls are closed, wheth-
er Of not a hundred or more voters
have absented themselves? This is a
very important matter and we appeal
to the Union men of the county to see
that it is not overlooked. 1t is your
only safeguard and if you intend to
avail yourselfof its benefit 40 time 0a,st
5elast So 10 work, then and do your
duty.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-04
For County Treasurer.

The Democracy put our friend J. P.
Elderkin forward Tor County Treasurer
as the workipqmaa'S candidata-the
carpenter Shades of departed Jack
planes Why, Elderkin has been tay-
ern-keeper in Woodyille and bridge
contractor, but not carpenter or work
ingmau in any sense. He is now and
has been since he was first elected
County Treasurer, immersed up to his
eyes in contracts out side OF the county.
if not out of the State, and pays no at
tentioG whatever 10 his official duties.
The truest interest Of the people of
all parties in this county requires that
there shall be change in the control
of that important office. BY voting for
the Republican candidate, J. W. War;
rERsoN, of Clyde, you will be voting for
a man, who, if elected, viii attend to
the duties Of the Office himself and not
by deputy. u will make a compe-
tent, honest and prudent County Treas
urer
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-04
The County T,reasHry.

When 0scAR BAIL, the present Union
candidate for Auditor, turned over the
Office of County Treasurer 10 his Dem
ocratlc successor, he left a balance of
about $4,000 in the Treasury, accumu-
lated during the Republican admins
tration. The Democrats have had the
management Of the County funds for
two years and this $4,000 has been
expended, and the County is NOW IN
DEBT NEARLY $4,000 For proof see
statement of Treasurer as published in
the Messenger last week. Are the
voters of Sandusky County willing to
pay for Democratic misrule at such a
pri.a
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-04
prepared.
An trishnan or Impartial suf-


We print elsewhere a remarkable as
well as significant article from the Lis6
Repu5Ec, the organ of The Fenisn or
ganization in Chicago, declaring in un-
equivo.al terms for Impartial suffrage
It would be difficult TO put the argu-
meut in favor Of equality of civil and
political rights in more forcible maD-
ner than it has been put in this article;
and it IS all the more striking that it
comes from the organ Of people who
have heretofore been relied upon as the
most Jealous supporters of the Prinei-
pies of the Democratic pmty--not ex-
ceptiDg slavery itself. We believe it
will be impossible for any true and in
telIigent Ifi shman to resist the logic of
the Republic, and to continue longer,
while demanding freedom and equal
rights for himself or his fellows, to as
aistin withholding the same from 9TH
ers who have endured still more hor-
rible oppression.
rs for the principle SO ably MAIN
tanned by the Republic that the friends
of 10y ilty and free government are now
battling in Ohio, and indeed all over
the land. 1t is this principle which
has recently been triumphant in the re-
construction policy imposed by Con
gress upon the South in spite of the
opposition of the President and those
who cooperate with him. When it
can be maintained with such invincible
logic, why should any still be found to
oppose it? But We commend these
views, not because they agree with the
sentiment of the Republican party, but
because they are right.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-04
For County Surveyor.

Vote for straight-out Republican
and a competent practical Surveyor,
such as Cyrus THoMrsoS is. Jeremiah
Evans, the present County Surveyor,
who used to profess Republieanisn, ac-
cepted the bribe of a nomination from
the Copperheads and turned his coat.
He is the nominal Surveyor now, but
even a Democratic Board Of Commits
sioners hire other Surveyors to do bis
work. Clearly, it is the interest Of
people who pay taxes to vote for men
who are competent to do the work re-
quired of them. Vote for CYRUS
THoMPsoN for County Surveyor.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-04
The East Appeal.

CoLUMDUs, OHlo, SFrr. 30th, 1867.
10 The Republicans Of Ohio:
But few days Low remain in which to
work, and they should be most Industrious
ly employed Visit your neighbor! Clear
away his doub,s, and cxhort him 70 DO hi.
whole duty at the polls! Show him that
every Republican should vote not only the
ticket but fo- the emendment, because it is
right, because ii is party measure, and be-
cause its adoption will be the most crushing
defeat ever administered to tie dsloyal,
proscrip.iyc policy of our en- mics.
Remember that crery ticket }.1g into tie
i4iict-iicG UdhoM The cords "Cons!ih!sio,4qI
Amcndntcnt-lieS," thereon, is U0te against
that measure, and
Every vote against the amendment viii
glsdden the heart of Andrew johnson!
viii encourage unrepentant rebels o con-
tinuc their hostility TO the Uui0u.
viii aid tie Nsliandigham party 10 par
tial victory
VIII impede the Congressional plan of re-
construction,
If your ne;ghbor has doubt about the
Cropriety % he amendment, urge him to
gire his party ste Jenef: Of that d9uJt, and
not throw it in favor If his hitt-rest enem-
les,
no not tram ,ritb re5eis on this question!
The Democrats have not the ghost of
chance for their ticket, nor the Legislature.
and cH Tie Indications 0Te that they are Dtch
discouraged! Their efforts are the las. des-
pairing Efforts Of falling party! Their on
~ hope is in the defeat Of tie amendment by
Union votes, which they viii parade as a
great triumph for their PARTY.
If &c are but united we can carry the
amendment by haadsone majority, ard
thus fix the p}li,ical status Of Ohio f3r yelrs,
in the front rank of loyal States
If We carry it we remove from p}lticll
discussions an agitaling question which
must he settled, a1d the sooner it is settled
rght the better for the welfare of the ma
ton!
Cary it and we do ils;ice to a patient,
long-sufering and patriotic race!
Garry it and loe qire 10 reJd5 North aad
South the most crushing J20,5 since the sul4en-
der Of lee at Appousatcsf
If i fail, the result will be parade by
every enemy Of ,he American government
ard he A;ne i.gp principle As tn air victory,
sni The real result ot'tte arar giEbe postponed
iadJiaUely.
Ul-yc gose a1gaa3eats apoa sopr undecided
neiqhbGy.! ExhOrt him to s.a.d fast to his
great principle of jus ice, to 20 with tie par
IL of tue progress, ard we gain a victory
that wiz insure US lasting peace
By osdec Of the 5 ate Executive C ,umit-
tee.
& r. COWEN, Chairman,
LIINMs s. crctary
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-04
In SANDUSKY township it is

In SANDUSKY township it is
"nip and tuck" bnt we shall try
to beat them next Tuesday by
a handsome majority. Weurge
every Union mau i'll the City
and Township to lay aside all
other business on Election Day,
and devote bis whole time and
energy to the cause.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-04
ESr Careful!

We want TO remind voters Of all parties in
this City sd Townsl,ia. that there will be
f1tr election precincts one in each ward,
aud enc lor :le township, Voters must
cast their baiio.s at the polls IN the ward
where they reside Voters who live in
Sandusky township ou'si e Of The city cor
para;ian, are not allowed TO vote al any OF
the ward pclis, but must yute at the town
ship polls, which viii be ia the city at or
near Stuber's grocery onetgte Street. Bear
l. In mind
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-04

Union men of RICE! You
have the post Of honor and Of
danger. The heaviest fire of
the enemy will be on your posi-
ton. Hold your ground ! If you
do your duty, as you will with
out a doubt, they can't get over
10 majority.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-04
a Let Union men make
it a point to have a full vote.

A dispatch from Copenhagen says:
The United States European Squadron, Ad-
miral Farragut, is still lying in this harbor.
A superb entertainment vas given, yester-
day, at the royal palace, in honor of Admiral
Farragut and the American Minister, Yea
man, by the Kings of Denmark and Greece.
Speeches of welcome TO the distinguished
guests were made by both sovereigns, ard res
Pondsd to in a fitting manner King George
of Greece in his remarks alluded to thesac-
tion of the American Congress iu reference
to Cretan affairs, ard expressed his grateful
acknowledgment for the sympathy shown by
that body for the suffering Christians of the
Island of Gambia, in the resolution passed
at the recent session. The greatest friend
ship toward the United States was exhibited
by all present, among whom were the most
noted men of the kingdom.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-04

Are the Republicans of Sandusky
County wide awake to the peril of the
hour, and thoroughly organized? II
not, attend to that without delay. Poll
every township. Every voter must be
brought out, The Union man who
stays at home contributes to the elec-
ton of Vallandigham to the United
States Senate. In the event of the
election of Democratic Legislature,
this traitor will without doubt succeed
Ben Wade. For this the Democracy
are putting forth their biggest efforts.
You can prevent such disgrace to
Ohio. Will you do it!
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-04

Judge Underwood and the District
Attorney are at Washington in consultation
with Attorney General Stanhery relative 10
the trial of Davis. The Judge and Dis
trict Attorney express the opinion that the
testimony viii be sufficient to convict Davis,
# The trial is allowed to 90 oa. The bonds
men Of Davis sly that be is anxious to go
through regular trial, and will be on hard
when wanted.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-04
Nem advertisements.
VNARM FOR SALE,-Tbe 81

ENARM FOR SALE.-The subscri-
Il Der ftsrs for sale log acres of land lying in
Riley Township. near Bells Saw MIL III sec. 20
north part the Weiker tract about 20 acres clear
ed, the rest good tim6ered land A log house ami
email orchsrd on it, 8 miles frcm Fremont. Price
snd terms reasonable.
Alsc, one town lot, lying in the city CT Fremont.
Inquire of P. BOorman or Mr.. Hime. near Depot; for
further information inquire the subscriber,
Belleyus, o., Sept 2j,' 81. JOHN ORwIG, Agt.
4lg3
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-04
4 Full Vote.

We desire TO Impress upon our Re-
publican friends the propriety of imita-
ting the Copperheads in one thing. Be
sure to go to tho election, ard see that
every Republican in your township,
ward, OF voting precinct does the same
thing. And whether the day be fair
or foul, by all means, let provision lie
made for conveying the feeble and dis
abled to the polls.
A full vote is sure Republican vic
tory. Every Democrat goes to the
election, rain or shine, whether they
anticipate victory or defeat; while many
Republicans, relying on the justice Of
our cause, and the large majoriiies
which We have in many counties aud
districts, are careless. Such tactics may
lose us the State.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-04

" was at the he Of the Knights Of
the Golden Circle, organized to resist the
draft, release the rebel prisoners, murder The
loyal G1yerao-s, and iusVguraie civil war in
Hoiih? Cl'm nt L. Nallandigham, then
Dem c.at c, pldate Cor Governor of Ohio
a, now caniidate for Senator In Congress
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-04

The Belmont Chronicle says; IN a
conversation with Gen. Logan, while
here, we asked him where Douglas, if
living, would be today, politically.
"He would he the leader of the Radi-
cal party, SIR said the gallant Logan.
Of all Douglass friends, Gen. Logan
was perhaps the most trusted, and
Douglas men would do well to remem-
Der this expression.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-04

Who denounced the soldiers as tie "hire-
lns Of les. oti-m' thieves, robbers and
sc2undrcl~? Clement L. Failandigh'm, a
Demoaraf cho nea ssks. those soldiers TO
vote for men who WI "legislate him into
Cong es
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-04
Which will XOW hnYeE

During his terms Of Office OSCAR
BALL brought the credit Of Sandusky
county up 10 par, from thirty per cent.
below par. When he entered upon his
office, County orders were selling at
seventy cents on the dollar, thanks to
Democratic mismanagement-when he
left 1t they were worth dollar for dollar.
Voters, will you take Republican or
Democratlc Economy