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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-11-08
The Defeat ofGarihaIdI.

Garibsldi's movement on Rome ha
come to an end, this time probably fo
good. He was attacked by tho Papa
troops and his force completely routed
! Himself and son are now prisoners il
tho hands of the Italian government
The following is briefreport of the af
fair, gathered from the Gable dis
patches:
On the morning of November Sd
Garibaldi with about three thousand ol
his command, having two guns, moved
for Tivoli, to join Nicotera, one of his
officers. In the meantime, the Papal
Zouaves, who were advancing, had
taken Tivoli without noise, at the point
Of the bayonet. Garibaldi's force did
not know this, and were marching to-
wards the same point. When they ar
rived at Metona, they were surprised by
seven battalions of the Papal army, sup
ported by twelve guns, who attacked
them in front and on both flanks. The
battle was among hills, with a country
road running on both sides. Fighting
continued fiercely for over an hour. In
the hottest moment of the engagement
Garibaldi had to be dragged away from
the battle.
His troops suffered much loss and re-
treated towards Monte Rotondo, pur-
sued by the soldiers ofthe Pope. Here
the fight was renewed and continued
for over two hours, when the Garibald
ian retreat became an utter rout 1t is
believed that Gen. Garibaldi had 900
men killed and one thousand prisoners
and great many wounded. Menotti
Garibaldi was wounded slightly in the
leg. The loss of the Papal force was
not so heavy. Arriving at the italian
frontier, the retreating Garibaldians
gave up their arms, except weapons
which were their own private property,
to the Italian regular troops. Garibaldi
left by special railroad train for Flor
ence. lie made no parting address and !
looked old, haggard and disappointed. |
When Garibaldi reached Terni, on |
his way to Florence, the Italian officers |
on duty told him he must go to Spezzia,
Garibaldi drew a revolver, saying he
would not resist the officers, but that he |
would not go willingly. Italian SOL
diers then stepped forward and lifted
him into the car
A dispatch from Terni, dated the
4th says: Hundreds of wounded men
are arriving here from the scene of the
late engagement between the Garibaldi-
ans and the Papal troops. They are
conveyed by special railroad trains.
The Italian regulars act in very kind
Iy manner to all, assisting in carrying
them from the station to where they are
laid, weeping ike women on beholding
The sad spectacle.
1t is said there are rumors afloat in
Italy that Garibaldi is insane.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-11-08
Jeff. Davis, Trial.

1t is announced from Washington
that JEFF. Davis has signifed his assent
to the proposition to have his trial COM
menee ou the 18th inst, in accordance
with the terms of Chief Justice Chase's
letter, but that Mr.. O'Connor and lis
associate counsel are opposed to the ar
rangement 1t is highly probable that
this is mere pretext for securing
postponement of the trial to the last
moment Notwithstanding the pretense
of a great anxiety to have it proceed at
an early day.
Though it might be desirable that so
great criminal should be tried before
the highest Judicial officer of the land,
it will probably make little practical
difference whether this is done or not
If he could have been promptly brought
to trial for his many atrocious crimes
before a jury composed of loyal men
Immediately after the collapse of the
rebellion, there is no doubt that he
would have been condemned as a traitor
and the organizer of wholesale murder
There is no question as to his acts, and
there is no doubt in the minds of any
except his accomplices, as to the nature
of bis crime, But none know better
than he and his friends the value of
time in preserving him from his just
deserts. His long Imprisonment at
Fortress Monroe, though so loudly COM
planned Of, was, in this respect a piece
of good fortune. There is now no per-
son of respectable judgement who is SO
rash as to predict that the principal au-
thor of the couutry's miseries, and of
the sacrifice of three hundred thousand
lives of loyal men during four years of
rebellion, will ever be brought to justice
at the bar of any court of law. But
there is another court which has been
more prompt and unerring in its decis-
ion, and from whose judgment he can
not escape. At the bar of an intelli-
gent and loyal public opinion Davis is
already condemned, and will go through
life with the marx of Cain upon his
brow, shuuned by all good men. and
despised even by those who once court
ed his favor.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-11-08
The Presidency.

If the newspapers fairly reflect public
opinion, Gen. GRANT is the choice Of
nine-tenths Of the Republicans for Pres
ident. Ia Ohio there are but two pro-
minent city papers moro favorable to
CHASE than to GRANT, the Ohio State
Journal and the Cleveland Leader,
while the country press, with but few
exceptions, have run up GRANTS name
at the head of their columns. In other
States it is the same, the New York
Tribune being the only influential Jour
nal opposed to him. GRANTS nomina-
tion by the press all over The country
was Simultaneous prompting following
closely on the heels of the October
reverses to the Republican party. The
night ofthat blue Tuesday, when the
telegraph was pouring in its news of
Democratic gains, GRANTS name was Oh
the lips of every Republican. With
him as our standard bealer in the Pres
idential campaign, success would be
sure, with any other man, it might be
doubtful. Public feeling in the matter
has not subsided, but it has been inten-
sifed, and to-day GRANT is really the
only Republican candidate for the Pres
idency.
The Democracy will not nominate a
military man; MCCLELLAN is too effect
ually played out FITz JOHN PORTER is
hardly available, and they haven't even
a respectable jigadier-brindle to fall
back on. With CHASE, or MORTON, or
HARLAN, or WADE, or any other distin-
guished civilian, we could beat MCCEL-
Lam out of his boots, and the Demo
cracy know it. With GRANT we can
beat FRANK PIERCE, or PENDLEroN or
SEYMOUR, or any of their strongest men.
The way we look at it is, that in order
to finish up the work of Reconstruction
on the Republican basis and secure the
fruits of the long and bloody war, the
Republican party must perpetuate its
power in the nation by uniting on its
strongest man for President. GRANT
will call out all the enthusiasm and
young blood of the country, and be
elected by an overwhelming majority.
The maintenance of the principles
upon which the Union party is founded
and the settlement by that party. of all
the questions which have grown out of
the war, are of vital Importance to the
Union; and we cannot afford to run |
any risks. Can the Cleveland Leader
and the Ohio State Journal assure them
selves that there is no risk to be run |
with CHASE!
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Bread Riots In England.

| The cable dispatches, says the Cleve-
land Herald, bring reports of bread
riots in the west of England, which have
assumed alarming consequence, and are
spreading. The county of revonshire,
where the riots have taken place, is one
of the most fertile in the kingdom, and
one of the least likely to be the scene of
famine jnsurrection.
We have been daily expecting news
of bread riots in the mining districts of
the county next adjoining The dis
tress of the tin miners of Cornwall has
been for months the most terrible that
can be conceived, hundreds in single
parish not being able to get enough to
beep them from actual starvation, and
the local authorities have been unable
to supply their wants from the limited
resource at command. Had it not been
for the emigration facilities afforded
them, and the prospect that is held out
of bettering their condition in the
mining lands of America and Australia
there would have been riots long ere
this, for, before such facilities existed,
temporary scarcity of food frequently
occasioned a raid of an organized band
of hungry miners on the flour and
meat stores and shops of adjoining
towns, when the cry "The timers are
up" spread alarm through the county, |
and sent the troops on the double-quick |
to the scene of trouble.
Business is dull, wages are low, food
is high, the supply of -four and grain
left over from last year is small, this
years harvest is deficient, the workmen
and their employers are at odds, Feni-
anism saps public confidence all over
the kingdom, capital has accumulated
enormously and is lying idle for want of
investment whilst the laboring classes
are idle and starving. In such con-
dition of things formidable bread riot
in such prosperous county as Devon
shire, where manufactures and agricul-
ture are judiciously combined, is omin-
ous
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Tho November EIcction,.

We have returns from six of the
States which voted last Tuesday, and
these, though meagro in some cases,
indicate the result with sufficient clear.
ness.
| New York elects the Democratic
State ticket (no Governor being voted
for) by majority of from ten to twenty
thousand. The Legislature, which will
choose a successor to Senator Morgan.
is in doubt.
Massachusetts, re-elects Gov. Bullock
and the Republican State ticket by re-
duced majority. The Legislature is, as
usual, largely Republican, but is com
mitted to a repeal of the "Prohibitorv
Liquor law," which has been the lead
ing question in the canvass.
New Jersey has voted only for leg
islature and the Democrats have it by a
decisive majority.
Maryland chooses, as was expected,
an ex-rebel State ticket and Legislature
and the latter will fill the Senatorial seat
now held by Reverdy johnson.
Wisconsin elects tho Republican
ticket and Legislature, thus securing
good Union successor to Senator Doc
little, who now mis-represeDts the State
at Washington.
Minnesota is also Republican in all
branches of her State Government. 1t
will continue good Union man in the
United States Senate, when Mr.. Ram
'ey's term expires.
Kansas has no State ticket, but elects
4 Republican Legislature, and has de-
eated the female and negro suffrage
amendment
The Republicans of Chicago have
defeated all their open aud secret oppo-
tents, electing their local ticket by
handsome majorities,
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On Wednesday,, 9th January.
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ONO LEGISLATURES Complete Official re-
turns received at the office of The Secretary
of States shows the Senate TO stand 10 Der
ocrats, and lS Republicans. Three Repub-
lican Senators, and six Democratic Senators,
have been re- elected.
The Lower Hou.e stands as heretofore
statpd-56 Democrats to 40 Republicans.
The Democrats have reelected 81 MEM
bers, while the Republicans have only re-
elected 10 members.
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THE AMENDMENT VoTE.-The vote as
published in the STATE Journal, shows that
the majority of"No" votes, as returned to
the Beard of Convassers, is 3S, 1853. The
Judges of election, however, in many Wares
and townships, assumed the responsibility
of counting the blank votes cast at their
polls. "No." The Board of Csnvassers
could not, therefore, determine how many
"No" votes were cast, and it will never be
known.
The total vote, estimating the highest
vote given for any Office, in each county, was
4S4,603. The total vote on the Amendment,
including blanks returned by Judges of elcc-
tion as mo" votes, was AZ, 327, leaving l2,-
ZIG blanks. The total majority against the
Amendment, including blanks and the ma
jority of "No" votes, is so 629.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-11-08

Ter AnOWn lts unltOrn character aud power to cure
the various affections of the lungs and throat have
made it known az reliable protector agsinat them
While adapted to mildsr forms OF dissa e aud TO
Young children, it is at the same time the most er
fectna remedy that can be given for incipient con
SUMPTION and the dangerous affections Of the throat
and lungs. AS provision against sudden attacks of
Group it should be Kept on hand in every family and
indeed as all are sometimes subject to colds and
coughs, all should be provided with this sntidote for
then.
Although settled Consumption is thought incur-
able still great numbers of cases where the disease
seemed settled, have b, en- completely cur d. and tbs
patient restored to Found health by the Cherry Psc
tors. So complete is its mastery over the disorders
of tie Lungs aud Th.oat that the most obstiuats f
them yield to IT. When nothing else could reach
them, under The Cherry Psctorsl they subsids and
disappear.
from It.
Asthma is always relieved and often wholly cured
by it. ON-'N
Bronehits is geusra'ly cured BY taking the Cherry
Pec;oral in small and frequent doses
40 generally are its virtues that we need not pub
lsh the certificates them tere or do more han az
sure tho public that its qualities are fully msiutain
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New ADVERTISEMENTS.

n OST OR STOLEN.-On the
- evening Of Nov lst 1897, in Finch. Block
Green Springs. o.. one Note of hani. E Fiys Hun
dred Dollars Dat th4 latter part Of August or The
Grst part ot September, 1867 raysb,e to Isnr. i
Smith, signed by Abraham NJ o. due eighteen months
nom cate This is 70 notify all persons that pay
ment on the note has been stopped.
Green sp ings. o., Nov 2lss7. 45Ws.
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FARMS.

a splendid Farm, on the Rollersville
road 5s nils west of Fremont, containing 100 a:res
Of the very best land, with good lRrge farm barn,
good hruse so OF excellent timber all improve
meDts in good condition, aad fine young orchard.
win be folj for 50, 900 With easy payments.
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VACANT LOTS.

A very desirable vacant lot, corner of
Arch a John streFts viii be sold at hrrgsin.
A valuable lot, on Garrison Street,
f3r sale at q very low price.
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ThanksRiyinz Dax.

Gov. Cox has isaued proclamation
appointing Thursday, Nov. 2sth, as q
day of Thanksgiving in Ohio.
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AYERS AGUE CURE.

For Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever,
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tric.s are literal beyond account, aud we b,Iieve
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Our pride is gratided by tbs acknowledgements we re-
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and where other remedies had wholly failed.
Unaccimsted persous either resident in or travel
ing through miasmatic localities, will be protected
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For L.vS- arisi1g from torpiditv of the
Liver, 1t Is an excallent remedy, Iatipv The
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Il n man who in early life was victim to that de-
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New advertisements.
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A splendid new story and half
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
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such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping
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Probably never before In
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ong series Of years, and
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FOR SALE.
HOUSES AND LOTS.
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A neat Cottage House Walnut-st.

A good Tannery on the east side of
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d ISLEY'N RUCIzU is the CURE for main An
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TACOB SPEAKER,s ESTATE

ACUB SPEAkEk'S ESTATE,-
~ Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has been duly appointed and quslfod "a Adminstrs.
tor Of the Est1te Of Jacob Speaker late Of Towrsend
Township, deceased. All rersops indebted % "a ID
estate are requested to Inatis immediate paymsnt,
and those hsving claims against the ssme will pre.
sent them, duly authenticated, to the zned
THOMAS HALL.
Oct. 20, 1867. diva.
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VEyO LADIES-Your attention !

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