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New-York tribune., 1868-01-31
GEMa Or pEMOCRATC LITERATrEE.

The taste Of u people is indicated pretty
clearly by The style Of then favorto wrters Mr. Brick
Pomeroy believe. By oil odds .he most popular q
Democratic editors and his party ought therefore. TO
Here are specimens OF some VI his latest rav!ngs.
Gg,nt uge aray ontio enforce h. nevis e'tr r,,o
sy sud twelve millions Of rep'e Ssouto establish
ne psoD. sorh ssd soah Doe. sy ..as ,a believe bai l.
any object IN view wh-n h. objected H--iss
ASPIRATIONS
Here is \ delicate alluslon 70 Abraham Lincoln.
you all eandor not such creatures iua tie tgrin
Stanton hs 1or Better se si-s''s In tG,,a m ,rs' s1d ,,
e,rt, children when hs last of ,rimTrits Ie
.ssi 70 m gBg .seSurt 20 egSy forever the e'"ns '7' o'
ton for carrying u' Bis principles IN ssa "ori promoting strife
p,rsp, voa ingenuity tie Prince pro To-
si three at once BE "a, as na Two ',l I've 70 paue The air q
though fortunately fOf Humanity us H' stripped Of the poser Tor evil
Little Phil" ia spoken OF the infamous Sheridan
who had becn the most Infamous Of MI the Radical tools"
man Grant the national hOsilcr" Butler ia cock
eyed thief" Congress is the Rump Hell At Washington
aud the members are mliedeserying bloodhounds of
the Infamous Rump" The panacea which maniacs % the
Pomcroy stamp have 10 offer for the troubles OF the
l',' vow c,l,a Us traitors 20, ses y. ,lsa .
them moccd and oar is1LuJ ha'o ia.l
complete ard lasting the working class, snj oa sgn
ts G r you no 'as Sncs 70 RiS Ts pcs .ro to govern
Ms t'nafr ttey used 90 10 time, asonc ls gos ~ Rp
And hght and resist long Radical Pplans sal
PhAr.ees i The people 0H be hrspey - he irce
The infamy Of the preceding extract only equGled ~
the one which follows:
there can be hn, course len D the Peds1t sni that
under the Cnnsiuourghis that Other
President la, enoTdant g. maintain ufm Tie s in i
ofthe army such has control Of e while Al the as e
isnc Of MS intention to truly msgn The supremacy q a, sud
America the highways aud bywAgs would swarm wh brave
an1 true would fight Andrew johnson Bat The
aud liberty and their ight would TIE hatDn
and bring snd harmony The county This no' e talk
of able isnd reaiy 20 a l
tie maintenance Of rights which Inherited nom ape
trl Ia Duscr
bdt opprea-ed and stricken poe u9i Tss
,o..l'y c.iie grdgf tho yoke Of tyranny
New-York tribune., 1868-01-31
ANOTHER FINE COMPLIMENT.
THE PACIFIC T-CoMMERCIAL AND SHIP
$500 lISG IS1II T9LNCE

SAN Francisco, Cal, Jan. 30.-The Pacific
Ma, steamship Companys steamship Constitution sailed
to-day for Panama with o9 go In treasure, tOtsOoO ~
which for New ofk. Scholarships Queen of the East,
for Liverpool with 5000 sacks OF wheat. and Anne Mary.
for Liverpool with S00 sacks wheat. Flour has ad
yanced &c T. lb extra. D. 1898 .; suherne ~ 80;
shipped 600 ths by Tie steamer Constitution for New
York wheat firm NJ s. 55. Legalienders 72tc,
ue Dark ycloIn lS.w london, Iik iargQ * lumbnt
for Caao went asholo OA ivnt Wilson, Puget Sound,
Jan. ~ The bark Prince of Wales called from Victoria
for London Jan. %. Navigation on the Columbia and
Wi.amett Rivers IS ,'ill closed by ice.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-31
SpttiaI MOtitts.

During war things are said TO be " nasrunfe belo :"
tu, peaceful where PHALOSs FLOR De Msro the new
p.rfun. Tor the h.Ddterchlef, rsed yOu will on.
$40 Miles
OF THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD,
RUNNING WEST FROM OMAHA
ACROSS THE CONTINENT
ARE now COMPLETED.
THE TRACK BEING LAID AND TRAINS RUNNING
WITHIN TEN MILES OF THE SUMMIT
or THg ROCKY MOUNTAINS
The remaining ten miles will be flashed the weather
ms be sufficiently packed receive the rails The
vork continues pushed the rock cuttings the western
sop. With usbsd energy much larger force will be employed
during before The prospect that the "hes
GRAND LINE TO THE PACIFIC
WILL BE COMPLETED IN 1870.
W. better The mean. so far provided have
proved ample ee lack Of funds for the most vigorous prose
obe enterprise These means are divided into -four classes
1.-UNITED STATES BONDS,
H,,ng h years run hesng per interest
., the rate Of 600 per mile for Psns then the
rate of Lgh ths Rocsy Mountains
then Al th. mile for the rsnnr distance for which
s United States security The n,sres' these
paid United states Govenmen Which also pays the
Company Of bsia for transporting !"
freight troops mails &c The mans halfof these bills placed to
CompAnys credit aud forms sinking Hd whh m bnaV us
charge the whole amount Of this lien
o-FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.
By IL, charter the Company permitted
SAGE Bonds the bonds issued by the Government
aRd M road progrsss' The Trustees for the
the Hon. T. D. Morgan L. Sensor on SewiOrs
aud the Hon Member the House Of Represents
re ShS r Yoube & the delivery Of these Bonds to tue Com
piny In accordance with the terms Of the law
3.-THE LAND GRANT.
Pscse Railroad COMPANY hs or Ae'oa's d0Ha'
ton from the Government the mile the line Of the
road be worth less than 81 50 per acre the lowest
valuation.
4.-THE CAPITAL STOCK.
The authorized capital the Union Pscse Railroad Company eo
600 m Of ~heh 80 paid the wOh already tOue
New-York tribune., 1868-01-31
MIRR{EU

EGAN-GILBRTOn WEDNESDAY Jan ~ at Christ Church BY the
Dr. GRllaud Brevet Major Egsn A. to Disnhs
daughter Of John :. Gilbert, esq Of this city.
sTEBBINS-vAE CoTTYesteray Of the bride the
H. Burch OF Danbur Conn Rev Henry H. Seh
bins OF Rvere T. to Mss Cara Van Co daughter Of Nj
Want Of
New-York tribune., 1868-01-31
NAVY GAZETTE.

Gee A. Bright hss bean ordered hs
Naval IIosiitsl At Washington. 80, 90
Surgeon Lsnsc detached from the MAYA henbsf7oas
Pbilsie,phis aud placed on waiting ouiers .
T. d. Bsyne has osn hsAhof hS 10
Washington NAvg-lsri. Aud placed "a wAiiag ,rdefi
Acting Ensiga r. H. Howell has been honorbN 1Ieasksl
New-York tribune., 1868-01-31

Della Nullin. FIVE wears of ace. wos found
denee No. lSl Leonard1tt. ~ '
:. AT Temperance Hall. Forty seventh-st aud
BtOanTay, last evening, Mr. Skiddy Wood lee
tured on the lgbwaya aud By ways OF Kew YORK" be-
fors tho Trades Father Mathew Society No s.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-31
,IoeI a Chnndon Champagne.

Having the ht shipment Of Mess Moet Ch.ndon VIII
IMPERIAL GREEN sEAL vERzBNAY and FLEuR DE- siLLkkr
TB EXCELLENT VINTAGE OF 1868 beg 70 call the sttee
ton Of the public 70 these Wines especially TO The WIN IhPsmA
SEA which BY be
ror champagne before imported into this county
The for all fstca dealers Wines
this city ASIHOSr OEChs, .
Agent for Moet& K Chsnd0G 10 the IT, n
New-York tribune., 1868-01-31
Important 90 Railway Travellers:
MP0RTANr TO NEWS AND PgkI0DlcAL AGBsrsff =
IMPORTANT TO MERCHANTS SHIPPERS &c ~,
The February Number of .
APPIErONS OFFICIAL RAILWAY 6UIDR.

iSPoETisT 70 MERCiIAsTs, SHIPPERS. &C ~
.pp,rroys fsc nssT91Ty NR.9s, Rs9.y % crpp
win be Tesiy TflIs DAY, siIoa
= T. I PoRTRhir ASn BIooRAPHcAL SKETCH or coNMoDoan
snd y% ws ses c S's PAIspoesf1 DssaOH Of Character y
= ONE HUNDRED eAiLWSI MAPS representing principal
.d 1GTi 9s s' 70 Il: s, ,i r da sss s.:
ILL., mPoRTaST INSTRUCTIONS TO RAILWAY raAvREERs
,sS E to SHse's S.s & &S'fs. & purchasing ss rS S.p
particularly referred 70 the rhrOushOuts Maps representing the az
" FIVE HGSDRED TIMETABLES giving the um. Of til. De-
psTae nd ar,a o. ne anoa. u ,aeaghui the nsd stats
= INDEX TO NEARLY TEs THOUSAND STATIONS TOWNS.
and the Caaai which win also Be found npOu the The
PH1'Rsi W. RsiTIwsrs aSD TIEIR PRoGsEss-Re, g. in As
@s ss p M 9.:i S dr%%i h
Psee Rsi"y casssa RsSs Toledo Wabash Western
VII A AxEcDorEs AND INCIDENTS OF TRAvEL-E Plshs.s
SGqn American NstOasl s9g peGe Of TIE % DeSss
BSsG BSs. Tss1eas s s Of Bs1su 1s f the fdHsr u
They Sent HI roETss r. E fFi o hSlwi Ss TssvfEs
~ BE p,isuiar that get tpPLEToSs RAILWAY
Guide hie represent. all the principal routes Of travel together win
1t can be found at ali he gnep. bookstores periodical and ssys
agencies and nearly Al Of e principal Los and ril. .eas
State: ard VIC XPPLEToS Co. PnSl.ss,.
Fine Gold Watch Chains, New styles,
f' Ladies and Gentlemen twenty-five Thirty aud Forty to rsrss
Hundred Dollars each For saeby GEORGE c. ALLEN.
No. AIS Broadway. door below Canal q
Watches and Jewery
OF all descriptions, for sale by GEORGE C. ALLEN.
No. AIS Broadway. one door below C.nLsI
Black Ear-Riugs and Pins New styles.
TsO Three -Four Fire and Six to Fifty Dollars Set For sas ~
GEORGE c. ALLEN No AIS Broadsay.
Dr. J. III. Schenck, of Philadelphia, respectfully mfor.s
his patients the public that be will be professionally bis koe
No % Bondst Eew.York TUESDAY February T. from . -
till D. TUESDAY thereafter His medicines mN ~
obtained st bis at all tines
Commodore Vanderbilt, President
the
HUDSON RIVER NEw.YOR2 CENTRAL. AND HARLEM RAE.
ROADS
The February Number Of
APPLETONS OFFICIAL ILLUSTRATED RAILROAD GUIDk
contains the Portrait and Biographical Sketch Of the he Of Commedscs
Vanderbilt together with Pbrenoogeal Dneou Of character
Fowler Wells Dealers Supplied the Pabishes Prices BY the
NEW YORK NEWS COMPANY, No Spruees6
ST Matthew'S Church, Harvard Hail. Forty seeeu< -
srhaye Services establishment PRhs Csgkoa
upper part city will SUNDAY nett MouG
Lany and Communion with Sermon, at Icy BseoiAG
Prayer and service at u. Rev y RBbD,
Rev. j. X DAVENPORT,
Associate Ciergy.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-31

Toe authorized capital Of TIE Union Paac Railroad Company tO
coo m OF ~hh 80 paid the wOi already tou.
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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-10
: ODDS ana ENDS.

lalur uCfi1ifT 5Ht-- i-- 'Hi~ Hi
Coon place "put In this hot weather
-PutTin Bay tslt seS seus.o
EvERYAdead infant picked up in New
KOfkeOstz the city $500 for inquest fees, dc
"A WOMAN in Albany soot6ed ber husband
when in a fit Of jealousy by pouring boiling
water down his back. ''''l % E '--''-
TIE French have nationalizedths English
word shocking" only they WFits and pro.
pOunce it ChQqpiu. srsd,a4 aiee
A MAN has just died in England from ex-
cessive bleeding Of the gums. caused by 9
blow received in aqusrreLs Surgeons tried
to stop the hemorThage, but it continued
four days. when death eensued. a-rt
G. A San FRANCIs0O husband pitched his wife
out of the window the other day, on ac,
count of diferene on question of house.
hold economy. As her neck was broken Il
will prove expensive. "
A eENTLENAN writing from Hong Kong
China, says that apples from the United
/ -.
States, brought by steam, packed in ice,
sell there at the rate of two dollars a dozen
in gold, .,tr f
No THERE are 276 papers published in Ohio,
2lof whiGh are daily; - German; 5 have
the name Of Advertiser, % of Democrat
and Il, Republican, Politically they are
divided as follows: Democratic 81; Repub.
lican l22. Ehebalance are religious, agri.
cultural and neutral papers. t
TIE following is the receipt Of favorite
dish in Germany Take quantity Of fine
ripe cherries cook them in water with sugar
ahd little vanilla; fry some slices Of bread
in fresh butter, throw them into the decoc-
tion Of cherries, mix wen up, and serve hot.
I0UIs RIKscHES thus adyertises his delin-
quent wife in a Chicago paper: my wifs,
Barbata Rikschen. nee Roeslsrn, has either
run away from me or been stolen. 1 shall
smash the head Of the person who brings
her back to me. As do. not pay my own
debts, it is not probable that I shall pay
hers."
A HoOr7sNAKE-7a rarity in that part Of
the country-was killed at Delaware (O.) q
few days since, He was, five and hall
feet long, and eight inches in circumference,
Ip,the end of his tail there was hard
substance resembling bone perfectly white
hand as elearss q erystal.l When first dis
covered the reptile wasiiying strstchsd aad
at full length, but on striking 1t with stick
] It rolled up ike hoop,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-10

While science has labored for the benefit
of the human race, it is but poor return TO
have imitatots start up and claim merits for
their articles which never existed except in
appearance. Since Halls YegetGble Sicilian
Hair Remover has been introd and the
remedial effects of this valuable preparation
have been SO plain, legion have COMMENCED
manufacturing their nOstrums. In point OF
merit there is RoIcopparison, no more than
the counterfeit resembles the genuine bank
bill, One has value for whice the holder
receives its value, while the other is worth
less and is palmed off upon the unwary.
The effects Of Halls Sicilian Hair Reviewer
upon the head is to ,re1lelo the growth of the
hair, restore it TO its natural c1lor when it
has become gray, and cures all diseases Of
the scalp. The effects are seen from the
first Weekly Times % sol
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-10

A CHICAGO correspondent of the New
York Evening Post gives the following
newspaper item: One of the few largely
paying newspaper concerns in the coun-
try is the Chicago Tribune, whose yearly
dividends of late have been between
eighty and ninety per cent, besides
paying handsome salaries to the pro
prietOrs This company, which is worth
something like million dollars, pro
poses 10 put some of its capital into a
building that shall be worthy its name,
and has begun the erection, on the cor.
ner of Madison aud Dearborn streets,
of a magnificent building of stone,
brick and iron, which will be surpassed
by few in the coutry. 1t viii have two
great eight-cylinder Hoe presses, besides
the usual variety for job work, and will
be altogether q splendidly appointed es-
tablizhment. About the first of Decem..
Der next is the time set for its compIe-
ton.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-10
The Morning star pisss.or.

The Cleveland Herald Of Wednesday says;
1.-TWO men, Pease aud Ward, who we're
fishing at Euclid Greek Sunday, found the
body 6 a child betAeen on6 and two years
old floating in the lake. It wss probably
one Of the sufferers from the Morning Star,
The mea brought the body 30 the city and
delivered it to the police. 1t was put in the
Michigan Central warehouse when it arrived
at midnight, and the undertaken, Mr.. How
laud notified. The body was clothed in &
blue and white checked merino cloak, with
hood and blnerfbboAs on the hood. .7
Still another body Of child was recov-
cred on Sunday, some distance down the
lake, off Euclid. It was apparently a
child about three or four yearS old. The
body was so far decayed that no one could
recognise the features. It was sent to this
S:ty and placed in charge of Mr.. Rowland,
the undertaken. 1t was nescessarY 10 put
lime on it so offensive was the smell. There
was little or no clothing by which the body
could be identified.
"The Sale and American Express trunk
were raised by divers from the wreck Of
the Morning Star aud taken to Detroit by
the tug Relief.
The praprietors Of the Detroit and
Cleveland Steamboat Company are in neqo-
tiatiOn with the owner of the splendid new
steamer Northwest. and it is now probable
that she will be purchased and put on the
line IN place ef the Morning Star. 80
Last Sunday, some boys out in the lake,
in small boat, found memorandum book
floating. 1t contained some scrip, due bill
for SO dOllsrs and fiveIorders, lithograph-
ed, each for 81 on the Piltsburg and Lake
Angeline Iron Company. One of the boys
was son OF Mr.. William Morgan. The
name in the book, IL any, ispot known,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-10


IT seems to be settled by the debate
inthe House of Representatives the other
day that the purchase money agreed
upon between Russia and the United
States Executive will ultimately be paid.
The payment, indeed, cannot be avoided
with honor. The President has negotia-
tod the treaty, the Senate has ratified
it, and officers of the United States
have taken possession of the ceded ter
ritorY in the name Of their country, If
the House Of Representatives should
now compel the President to recede
from the treaty and to relinquish Alaska,
the act would disgrace, not Mr.. Johnson,
nor Mr.. Seward, but the nation. 1t
would display divided government be-
fore the world. It would repudiate an
obligation noless binding by the custom
of nationss and in the general opinion
Of mankind, than any other by which a
nation can bind ITSELF
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-10

A WAsHEeToN correspondent says
Mr.. McCullOch has been gradually per
fecting his arrangements for operating
on very different theatre. Mr.. McCul-
loch goes to London to take charge oi
a bankipg-hOuse soon to be opened IN
that city by Messrs. Jay Cooke d Co
and his purpose was to retire from his
present position soon after the adjourn
ment of Congress, and such is believed
70 be still his purpose, unless it be
changed by the the assaults made upon
him. When his arrangements are com
plted he viii surrender his present
commission, and not before, unless
otherwise requested by the Presideut
himself i ~ eEa-TF aff -.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-10
The Eastern Road.

~ LEAOul tlb 4OAeuu Dldue.l
TheeubscUptions to the Eastern Road now
foot pp, We are Informed Sl25, 600, and The
work Is d1tggias along veg slowly. The
Houble is The same old rock apon which our
city has always split; VIA large portion
OF the people have an idea that the enterprise
will be carried forward whether they assist
Gr-n not, and those working at it disgusted At
the meanness they encounter, grow weary
of striving.
We warn these calculating gentlemen who
figure so closely in this matter, that ths road
will not be built without their aid. 1t can
nat be ho1es To reap,the full benefit Of the
eonnecton, itf must BE controlled by the
stockholders along the lioe, and to accom-
plish ibis- most desirable result, Toledo
must hold not less than 100000 Of the
stock. To raise this sum will require a
subscription from every real estate owner
and business man of the city. Not one can
be overlooked. The few who have carried
the matter thus far have fully discharged
their duty, and It rests-Rith the citizens 10
say whether it shall be carried forward or
dropped. It rests with those interested in
the growth Ofthe city to say whether the eity
shall secure this accession to her resources,
or Whethers,the buildine Hp Of rival points
shall be permitted. Very much depends
upon their decision.
There should be no further holding back
in this matter. Let every man come forward
and do his duty without being dragged TO it;
let there be a little liberality displayed in
this business. We must have this road, and
we have got to build it.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-10

.
GEN. CANBY has closely followed in
the wake Of Gen. Buchanan in issuing
orders which will promote the objects
sought to be obtained by the Omnibus
Reconstruction bill. He has removed
the Governors and Lieutenant Cover
nors of North and South Carolina and
appointed in their stead the officers
chosen at the last elections. He has
also ordered thatno Judicial, Legislative,
or executive officer shall be required to
take any oath other than is prescribed
by the Constitutions of their respective
States. 5la sFg
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-10

GEN. MCCLERNAKD, of Ill, temporary
chairman of the aConservatiVe"7 Sol
diefs, Convention at New York, in intro
ducing the permanent chairman, Gen.
Franklin, said he had the honor of in
Producing soldier who, at West Point,
stood at the head of the class of which
Gen. Grant was near the foot. AS the
ldarkey preacher said: itBut, my
brethering, wbar are we non Z" Gen.
Grant stands at the head Of the army,
known and honored throughout the
world as a great General, while Ne
rClernand and Franklin are tied ike
used up kettles to the tail of Copper
head Convention.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-10

THE Washington Evening Star hOldI
the following sensible views on the
policy of reelecting members Of Con,
gress: The people of Ohio seem dirpos
ed to adopt the wise course in regard
10 their members of Congress, in re
turning those of them who are willing
ITO sccept a Tehomination Without
reference to political considerations, i
Is is to be hoped this course viii be pur
sued in the, districts where conventions
& are yet to be7helda oAs a rule, members
of Congress only answer any of The
Purposes for which they are sent, aAel
one or two, terms of service; and .fol
their constituents to-trade them of fol
snew material as soon they are really
able to accomplish anything is nesrly
suicidal. That they are beginning to
find It out is hopeful sign. assl I
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-10

THE Cincinnati Commercial says the
Pendleton escort drizzled all the way
from Cincinnati to New York, leaving
at every stOpping-place from one to a
dozen of the Arabs, pretty much in the
condition that Pickwick was found when
he was carted off to the pound in a
wbeelbarrow. The casualty list Of the
Escort will exhibit an alarming percent
age of wounded, who were shot-in
the neck,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-10

GEORGE ALFRED TOWNSEND is on his
way Rocky Mountainwafd. He'll well
known as brilliant writer, and he is
also charming talker, and most
genial and pleasant gentleman He
writes for the Cleveland Leader, Cincin-
matt Commercial, Chicago Tribune, and
other leading journals, and contriiyes
to have all his letters among the best
reading matter ofthe respective journals
he is attached to. Others may write
as profusely, but very few can at the
same time write so well.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-10

The County Convention to select
delegates 10 the District Convention,
will be held at the Club Room in Ere
mont on Saturday, July 25th, at one
O'clock P. NJ. Sandusky County is en-
titled to twenty-three delegates. Lei
US have full Convention. See call o.
County Executive Committee at the
head Of this column.