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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-04-12
waIy. while the New York World Is

way. While the New York World j.
cusgelhng its brainssto discover the
fact that a clean negr9has really none
of that odor on which the Democracy
has relied SO long iR its battles for
slavery and againsthuuian rights Gan.
WADE HAMPTON, takes the platform
side by side with orators black as the
ace of spades, and addresses audiences
made up of whites and blacks iudis-
criminately mingled, all of whom he
sslutes as 'fellow citizens"
He defines his position on the Suf-
frage question In very plain and concise
language. He saysi'.ar 5g,.s.s =
"I am willing to give the right of suffrage
to all who can read and who pay certain
amount of taxes, and agree that all, white
as well as black, who, do not possess these
qualifications shall be excluded. l would
not take this right from any who have here
tofore exercised it, but l wish to see an
educational and property qualification for
voters adopted for the future Let this
qualification bear ON white and black alike,
and while it will cut off from voting some of
both races, it will be strong inducemept
to all to seek education aud to obtain for
themselves real and tangible interest in Ahe
State. 1t will serve to elevate all classes,
and contribute not only to- the material
prosperity of the State, but to the in
crease of virtue aud education among her
people.
In regard to Northern professions of
sympathy for his black fellow citizens
he says:
"a stronger prejudice has always existed
at the North against you PEOPLE than here,
and it exeists still. "A curious instance of
this prejudice came under my observation
some years ago in Philadelphia. Passing
through that city, | had two servants. for
whom full fare was charged on the railroad;
but the ticket agent told me they would not
be allowed to ride in the sanc car with my
self, as the people there did not like to ride
with negroes But said !, you make me
pay full price for tbem, and one of them is
the nurse of my children That makes DO
difference he replied you can't take them
into the car. ] told him that l had paid
their fare; that thought them good enough
to ride with me, and therefore quite good
enough to ride with his fellow passengers
and that they should get into my car. SO
l brought them in and kept them there"
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RecOnsrructiOn Before the
COItFt.

The movement to test the constitu-
tionality of the Reconstruction act was
made on Friday of last week by Cos,
Sharkey, and Robt.- ]. Walker, Of
Mississippi. They made motion in
the Supreme Court of the United
States, for leave to file their petition,
and the Court set apart to-day, Friday,
20 hear the argument The paper
Which they wish to file is a long and
windy rehearsal of the history of the
war and reconstruction from the rebe
stand point, and concludes 10y praying
the Courtto grant an injunction restrain
ing the President and his military com
manders from carrying out the law
1t is presumed that the Supreme Cour
will affirm want of jurisdiction to &c
iato the question. To Congress, by
the Constitution, is remitted the righ
TO decide what governments are thu
established ones in the States Of thu
Union, and the Supreme Court canno
interfere with or reverse that decision
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Impartial Suffrage in ohio.

The Legislature has finally passed,
by the requisite three-ffths vote, the
Joint Resolution to submit to the cleo
tors of the State at the next October
election, the proposed Amendment tc
the Constitution abolishing all distinc-
ton Of race or color in the qualifiea-
ton of voters, and disfranchising reb-
els, deserters and draft skedaddlcrs.
The official copy of the resolution con-
tanning the proposed Amendment is
published in another column. .a
A reform so long deferred and so
imperatigely demanded by every con-
sideration of justice and right, cannot
fail now. We believe large majority
of the people of Ohio will vote for this
Amendment, and. therefore regard its
adoption as thing accomplished. We
shall, however, advocate it zealously,
leaving no effort untried that will help
TO ensure its success.
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ohio Military Agency.


The transactions of the Ohio Mill
tary Agency at Washington, under the
excellent management Of Mr.. WETMoRE
are as follows since the annual repor
made to the Governor in December
Business communications received, g.,
200; letters written, 4,45O; money re
united 10 Ohio, sl1, ,ls6.45; number
of claims filed, $3.50; total on file, O.,
S74. The necessity of continuing the
Agency is very clearly shown by The
fact that its business is increasing more
rapidly than at any period since its es.
tablishment..
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Russian America.

The Senate Committee on Foreign
Relations reported favorably on the
Russian-American treaty last Monday
and on Wednesday the Senate ratified
it by nearly unanimous vote. The
State Department will not consent tc
the publication of the document unit
after its ratification by Russia.
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UNION CLUB MEETING

The Union voters of the City are re-
quested to meet at the Club Rooms, in
Buckhnd's old block, THIS, FRIDAY
EVENING, April 18th, at 7! O'Clock.
Let there be full turn out Matters
of importance are to be considered.
Come early. UNION CLUB.
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A special to the New York Times says
thns the territory involved ia the Russian
treaty is sneumbered by certain franchises or
charters that car Government would not
accept it thus hampsred. Yhereupon Russia
agreed to revoke the charters Tor N addition
al considerations Of $2000eO, which was
agreed to. The Oregon papers are jubilant
over the present aspect Of the negotiation, moi
doubling the ratification; and the entire press
OF California favor the treaty, ,i. .o.
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To be applied to construction resources Siels AZ
By reference TO the advertisement of the
Central Pacific Company in another column,
it will be seen that their Fina. cial Agents
offer for sale the First Mortgage Bonds Of the
Road, Of even date and tenor with the
Government bonds, drawing six per cent
principal and interest payable in gold, which
according to the above showing makes them
one of the best and safest investments now
offered to capital sr- E.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
- that the Co-psrtuership heretofore existing
Betwesn =. Buckland, r. ". Bucklsnd aud T.
Buckand Jr,, in the Drug, Paints, Oils and Book
trade, was on the 25th day Of March, 1867, dissolved
by mutual consent The business viii hereafter be
carried on the firm name of s. BGcklsud 4 Son,
@ :. BUCKLAND,
II. W. BUCKLAED,
h. P. BuCKLANp, Jr.
Thankful lor past FAY ors, the new arm desire a
continuance OF patronage, assuring thsir iriende
that they will awsyk keep good and full stock Of
goods in their line. 4. BCCKLAND y SUN
Fremont, April Il, 1857. (, 3.
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A RESOLUTION
Relative 10 an Amendment of the Consti'
tntion providing for the extension of the

Relative TO an Amendment of the Consti-
tntion providing for the extension of the
Elective Franchise.
ResoiUed By tbs General Assembly of the Stcts Of
Ohio, three ffths of the members elected to each
House agreeing thereto, Thatit be and is hereby
proposed the electors OF this State to vote at the
next annual October election, upon the approval
rejection OF the following amendment as a substi-
tute for the first section OF the fifth article of the
Constitution of this Stste, to-wit Every male citi
zen Of the United States. of the age Of tweuy-one
years. who shall have been resident of the State
one year next preceding the election, and Of the
county, toHnthp, or ward in which he resides, such
time as may be provided by law etcspt such persons
as have borne in support of any insurrection n
or rebellion against tie government Of the United
States or have fed from their places of residence to
avoid being drafted into the military service there
Of or have deserted the military or naval service OF
said government in time of war, and have rot sub
sequently bsen honorably discharged from the same,
shall have the qualifications OF an esotor, and be
entitled to vote at all elections. ED. A. PARROT,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
ANDREW G. McBURNEY,
President of the Senate.
Passed Aprile, 1887: l6m6.
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Mr.. j. R. BARRETT, the well known
Chemist of Manchester, N. H., has conferred
priceless benefit upon society by the inven-
tion of liquid vegetable compound for
toilet USE which has the effect Of restoring
grey hair to its original color, preventing its
falling out, eradicating dandruff and keeping
the scalp in healthy coadition. Those who
have not been threatened with premature
grey hair and badness, can hardly appreciate
the advantages of such a discovery; yet we
all knos how unsightly and distressing such
mis- fortunes are, and are equally liable to
them No one should be without Barrett 8
seaetsble Hair Restorative An ounce Of
prevention is worth a pound Of cure.
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The Redway Brothers, formerly of.the
Medina Gazette, and recently ofthe Ere,
mont Journal are desirous Of purchasing a
Republican Printing efice. Any person
having such an Office for sale, should address
as follows: &. E. Redway, Box 6S7, Wash
ington, D. Clipper Sq'ldnsiy Union, j..
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The ChivaIry.

. The 'sChivalryr of the South who
owned the black and led the poor
white trash" by the nose before the
war, are the first to meet the questions
of s.Negro Suffrage and equality" half
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LETTER FROM COLORADO.

Two-MILE CASoN, Col Mar. 25, 1861.
Editor JouraQI:-As do not often hear
from my old home county, you shall hear
from me. The weather, the subject of great
notoriety for several months past, shall first
claim our attention. The winters of l659-'66
81 and 81 were mild and pleasant, snow new
er covering the ground more than 3 days at
any one time Hundreds of horses and cat
tie ran out all winter, and in the spring were
fat enough for work or beef, The next two
winters were little more severe, yet stock
that was net fed did not suffer, for the south
side of all OF the bluffs would soon be clear
of snow and covered with grass. The winter
of 1865 was rather mild: There was consid
cradle blowing done each month from Nov.
till May. But the winter past has been
severe. Snow fell about the 10Th of Deem
Der and there has not been 70 exceed three
days Of pleasant weather at one time since.
The Ist Of March it began to snow aud by
the Sd it was fourteen inches deep aud has
not been less than twelve inches since. A
=
private letter from Idaho states that the
snow is from four TO five feet deep on the
level. .7.
g.. oUR MINES. r ~
Tho Rocky Mountains are reserved by the
government as nircral lands. and are not
surveyed, but are divided by natural divis-
ions into districts. Sugar Loaf district has
a great mount of valuable property that is
not thoroughly developed, but there are
several mills going up this sTring. James
Creek has created much excitement for six
months past. Itis a new discovery, and
bids fair 10 be one ofghe best locations in the
mountains. The ore is rich, The hills are
smooth, water is handy and abundance of If,
and only about seven miles from the valley.
There is already one small furnace in cp-
eration for experiment, that works tiuely, and
several mills under contract for spring work.
The old mines yield better this season
than last The production Of gold for the
week ending Tuesday, March u, has been
fair considering the snow and cold weather.
The different coHpanies took out the follow
ing amounts: Gunnell comrany, l93 ounces;
the Alps and Grenada companies, 1875 oz.;
Black Hawk, 225 OF Smith aud Barmalee,
IS o.; Eimber's mill for W. 81. Cushman,
6S OF.
The Bank shipments were as follows:
George T. Clark q Co., SO or; Warren
Hussey Co., 45O OF; Rocky Mountain
National Bank, 300 oz.; making total of
1860 ounces valued at $2I 500.
Yours Truly, W. VII.
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Matchmaking and Repairing,

NO. 6 FABING & HBlPS BLOCK.
Mr.. I. GALTHEN, an experienced
matchmaker who has worked with the celebrated
Uhrband Jorgensen of Copenhagen
and who lie one OF the most careful and reliable
wStch-makers and repai-ers in the country, has just
opened shop in G. NJ. Wadsworth's CrocEsrY Store,
where he ia prepared to repair, clean aud set in order
watches aud clocks in short order and at the eHsst
living rates. QS.S 2
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Chicago Republiean.-our reade'swii
please observe the prospectus of the Chicago
R6epuIican in another column. The Repub-
lican. is young and vigorous paper: edited
with marked ability and loyal to all the true
interests 81 the country.
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Nem advertisements.
' P RIO P o S Ed
Amendmentto the Constitution,

- THE STATE OF OHIO, Z
, OFFICE OF LHB SECRETARY OF STATE. )
T WILLIAM HENRY SMITH, SECRE-
L. TARY of the State OF Ohio, do hereby certify
that the following is time c1py Of joint resolu-
ton, passed by the General Assembly of the State
from the original rolls on file in this Office.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto subscrib-
.- ed my name and affixed the Great Seal
fL.s.l of the State of Ohio. at Columbus, the
9th day Of April, A. d. 1867.
WILLIAM HENRY SMITH,
Secretary of State.
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gions. The local traffic already existing up
on this incompleted fragment is astonish-
iDgly lucrative. Outing the three Autumn
months of 1866, whenz The freight could lie
forwarded across the mountains, the earn
ing were st the rate Of 81, 100000 a year in
gold; and it is reasonable tosassume that
when the whole mountain district Is crossed
(156 miles) the gross earnings wiil be over
SO, 100000 year of which, according to
past experience, too thirds wiU be net earn
ing, applicable toIhe~ pay ment OF interest
its bonded debt aud for further construction.
The former, by reason Of the munifcent
Government and State aid, is extremely
light in proportion to its resources. The
interest dues incurred by the Company in
building and equippiug the I56 miles in the
California state line will be put $545, I60; or
about = l-2 per cent upon its cost and on
the remaining elk hundred miles across the
plains the ratio will not be larger. OF
course, with such present and prospective
returns, added to the fact that most of its
obstacles have been overcome, no doubt re-
mains of its speedy completion, and of the
stability. of the Company's securities now
in the market. The present year will pro-
badly see five hundred miles of the gap
closed.
The following statistics from Ihe ~. L.
World will give some idea of the progress
and prospects of the road: The California
projectors have, in addition to all the white
-labors they can get, laid hold of all the sup
erabundant Chinese they could reach, about
10000 in all; and, having passed the bulk of
their difficulties, are making extensive pre-
parations for a sweeping advance across the
interior plains. The following table will
show the rate of progress and the elevation
.ahnYa the sea level.
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A man out in Indiana got a divorce from
his wife because she Went skating against his
yishes He concluded to let her slide.
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BARTLETT, BERRY & CO.,

IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs of SILK and FapcS,
d r z q . Q D
40 Broadway, New York.
Phineas Bartlett, Philemon Beery, John q Red
late of the Firm Of Pardee, Bates Co,
James s. Hill, Oses ". wilmot, Dewitt Q. Davis.
Seth J. Arnold late With Pardee, Bates Co, [6oDss
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Free 10 EYarYhodE.

large 8 PIP. circular, giving information of the
greatest importance to the young Of Both sexes
1t teaches how the hemely may become beautiful,
the desp pissed respected, and the forsaken loved.
No young lady gentleman should fail to send
their Address and receive copy postpaid, By return
mail. Address 7. q. Drawer. q,
Hsrch l, 1857 -en6. Troy, N. y,
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OFFIHE

In st. Clair's Block, nearly opposite the
Post Office, upstairs.
April II, 1s61.-15y1.
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oYsTERSI

Oysters served up in any style desired. Fresh Oys
ters received daily by Express Oysters for ssle BY
the can case.
Fremont, o., Sept. 2s, I556.-3ams.
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READERS of newspapers should learn to
know and ever bear IN mind that publishers
and editors are not responsible for the good
faith of advertisers, unless th' y editorially
endorse them.
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All this, together with a very liberal
equipment, has cost goodly sum of money
($l4,551, SO up to January lst, 1869 but
such are the prospects of remunerative ira
6e upon the completion. of the, next fifty
miles that its friends are justified in using
every man and every dollar they can get.
The Indebtedness Of the Company and its
annual charges are correspondingly light, as
its business profits are heavy The follow
ing is a statement Of resources and annual
debt charges:
. Interest
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THE LADIES ROOM,
We have room in Marble Hall especially Httsd up
u L1dies Saloon. .....- -sf--
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Ready-made Clothing !

0ysrcoats, from w-prired to good Beaver, we'll
made. Fine FTock and Sack Coats, Iante and v ests
in grsat variety. Also Cent Furnishing Goods,
Undershirts, Drawers. SusPenders, CrsTats, Ties,
ollars, &c., &c., 6c. Ir., ,.-r-.. -.. ii.
His Malta mill he E,s,nhn rfcnlIy
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-26

Governments, Federal aud state, to use all
necessary Constitutional means TO remedy
this evil.
@. Resoiued, That the Radical majority in
the so-called Congress nave proved them
selves TO be In favor of Negro Suffrage by
forcing II upon the people Of the District
Of Columbia against their almost unani-
nous wish, solemnly expressed at the polls,
by forcing y upon the people Of all the
Territories, md by their various devices TO
coerce the people of the South to adopt IL
that we are opposed to Negro Suffrage, be-
licving II would be productive of evil to
both whites and blacks, and tend TO pro-
ducc a disastrous conflict Of races.
Z. Resolved, That for all their efforts TO
uphold the Constitution we tender to the
President and 10 the majority of the Judges
of the Supreme Court of the United States
our hearty thanks.
s. ReSOlUed, That VIC are In favor Of n
Democratic Convention of delegates from
all the States, to be held at such time and
place as may be agreed upon, and that the
State Central Committee be authorized to
concur with other proper committees in
liking time and place, and that we prefer
Louisville, Ky, us the place.
8. ResoiUed, That the Democratic news
papers of Ohio deserve our earnest and lib
eral suppOrt, and that an early and thorough
organization of the party is indispensable.
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A Deceitfml CuSs.

a Down-Easter, who had the cause of the
freedmen and humanity much at heart,
and who represented himself as n minister
of the gospel, lately made his appearance
at Springfield, Illinois, where he started a
school for the blacks. His school was well
attended, and he got the entire confidence
of his pupils by his oily CANNON. He set
him self to work to rob his pupils and their
parents by borrowing all the money he
could of them. giving them his promissory
notes in return. When he had borrowed
all lie could, he suddenly decamped for
parts unknown.
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the day. It's cleaner, more richly perfumed, and
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CERTIFICATE.
The following is to certify that | have used
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~ ' - - ia u
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Families, livcry-men and planters should always
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