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o. LANCASTER, OHIO, AUG. 20, 1858

lost. Wade Hampton the rebel
and Vallandigham the Cop.
perhead, combined, and ruled the
convention. Instead Of recogniz-
ing actual events. their effort was
to undo tho result Of seven years.
The spirit of the two men made
the platform. Vallancigham put
into it reputation, which is ma.
tional disgrace: and Wade Hamp-
ton the reversal of reconstruction
which is rebel revenge. Then
Horatio Seymour was mado candi
date for President, who had de-
clared that the success of the war
would be the ruin Of the Union;
and Frank Blair, for Vice Presi-
dent, who had insisted that recon
struction should be subverted by
force, and who said that he wished
to be nominated upon that declara-
tion only. After eight years the
spirit of the old slavebolders-ar-
rogant, inhuman, un-American,
barbarous-which had been labor
ing to destroy the Government by
force, and only because it promis.
ed peacefully progressive liberty,
returned to its familiar arena, a
Democratic National Convention
and Immediately resumed control
of its old machine-the Democrat.
ic party-to secure lis old purpose;
exclusive political power.
Could any misfortune be SO dis.
astrous to civilization as the resto-
alton Of such spirit and such q
party to power in this Govern.
mcnt, which is truly the van guard
OF equal constitutional liberty.
Think of Wade Hampton, Of Rob.
ert Toombs, of Howell Cobb, Of
Vallandigham, of Pendleton, Of
Seymour, Of Fernando Wood, with
q policy founded upon their declar-
atoms and principles, succeeding
Abraham Lincoln and the policy Of
the war for the Union! Is that by
any possibility or sopbistication .
policy of peace or on era of any
thing but the most exaspcrateC
hatreds2 Docs any American citi
zen, still open to argument and re
Election, honestly suppose that thu
spirit Of Wade Hampton is NOR,
the spirit of peace and fraterna
union than that Of General Grant
or that the career and the doclara
tions of Frank Blair promise wise
counsels than those of Schuyle
Colfax?
Yet this is the sharply define
issue which the Democratic part,
has chosen to offer to the country
+ and it could not havo done great
er service 10 civilization. Had
followed the advice Of its shrewde
but unprincipled minority, instea
. Of its relentless and naughty mo
= jority--had it vailed its hatred
:, and its hopes--it might have pusf
y cd its hand nearer TO the powt
! and plunder it burns TO clutcl
But it deploys upon the open fiel,
it faunts its black flags in the sui
light; it loudly demands repudii
tion, disgrace, anarchy; it eagerl
!, ly threatens civil war If the coul
try will but give it chance. L
,, the country lift its eyes; let it b,
= hold tho years from Sumter to A.
pomatto let it reflect who an
: what made those ycars--and q
= . swer.
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The Religious Party.

Sunset Cox has discovered q new
claim of the democratic party to the
support Of the people-as being the
great religious party Of the day
He claimed in his last speech, that
1.-THE Democratic party was the one
that had in it tho principles OF
Jesus Christ-the law Of kindness;
it was the party of. magnanimity
and forbearsnce. There was but
one Christian sentiment in the
country to-day, and that was to be
found incarnate in the Democratic
party" Its love seems 70 be con
| fined to traitors and Rebels a thous
and miles of, while for us lOya
| neighbors il has no feeling bu
hatred and no expression but abuse
But only think-Brick Pomefos
| and Nike McCoole are members Q
this pious crowd.
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Tho Stampede from the Ku-
KIuxerS.

TnC OLompeue 1IOuA Sho hu
KIuxerS.
AT Republican caucus in Au-
burn, Maine, q few nights since
some seventy.fivc Democrats ap-
reared in a body, announcing their
intention TO work for, and vote
with tho Republican party hereaf-
ter.
Gen. ]. Bowman Sweitzer, ol
Pittsburg, one ofthe finest orators
Of the country, and who was the
Democratic candidate for Con-
gress against Gov Moorehead in
1866, has declared his intention tc
support and speak for Genera
Grant, his old commander.
The Hon. T. W. Green, a prom
inent indianapolis Democrat, re
pudiates Seymour and Blair, ant
comes out for Graut and Colfax.
A leading editorial in the New
York Commercial Advertiser says
"The writer of this article Cal
name over twenty Democrats
am ong his acquaintances who hav
decided since Thursday, July 8, +
vote for Grant and Colfax."
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How the Betting Goes.

Wakes Spirit reports that no
one has accepted the 5000 bet Of
fered by that paper that Grant
will be elected, and now offers to
mako the odds three to two in
Grants favor.
A secessionist at Cape May, Of
ferod to bet $4,000 that Ohio
would 90 for Seymour. but when
1t was accepted with the addition
of So, 900 that Ohio would give ten
thousand for Grant, and twice So
600 that the same State would give
him twenty thousand majority, the
gallant butternut turned his gray
back and retreOted. '.H
Tho Trenton (N.t.) linton Sen
tindl says;
The True american parades in
its columns the "blow" that Dem
ocrat in Philadelphia has left his
name at the office OF the Mercury
in that city, offering to bet he vii
name twelve States certain for
Seymour and Blair, will bet $40,
900 on each State 80 named; 80,
900 that Seymour will be electet
Presid ent, and So, 900 that no Rad
ical dare take tho bet. And thu
American triumphantly calls or
the Wilkeses and others to prove
their sincerity by covering tn
amount.
Now, we will see this bragger
and 90 much better. We will be
$4,000 dollars that Grant and Col
fax, If they live, will bo electeC
President and Vice President o
, the next Presidential election, an
will name twenty States, on whic
b we will bet $4,000 each, that thei
: electoral votes will be cast fc
= Grant and Colfax; and we will b'
! 100000 that no Copperhead G
y any number of Coppcrheads dar
:. cover the amount.
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Firing the Southern Heart for
q New Rebellion.
From the clnemnst, tbf6HIcle.
WHAT SOUTHERN DEMO
Gratis SAY.

ChAIS OAIs
AZ the Democratic meeting in
Memphis, last Monday night, an
enthusiastic orator named Loewen-
stine held forth in language SO
agreeable to the AUdLdnche that
column Of that sheet is devoted to
it's dissemination. 1t may, there
fore, be taken as expressing the
sentiments, not merely Of Fort Pill
low Forrest, but also of the Ten
nessee Democracy in general. We
give a sample:
The soldier being educated for
the camp. is totally unfit for civil
responsibility. His profession is
lawlessnesa; his teachers. tyrappy;l
bis law, the bay onet and the can
non; his Constitution. his own will;
bis Supreme Court, a military CON-
mission. CApplause. IfGrant be
elected. be feared the last Presiden-
tial election will have been held in
this land. Shadows of elections
may gull the people, but the body
corporNte will be dead. Get ready,
then, said the speaker, to bend the
supple hinges Of tho knee before
Ulysses the First. ["Neverl New.
er!'']
Edwin Fl. Ewing, venerable
Democratic politician in Tennessee.
has written q letter denouncing the
franchise laws Of that State, which,
as he admits, have been pronounc-
ed constitutional by the State
Supreme Court, and giving this
advice:
A time has como in which the
people must relieve themselves by
direct and immediate action Under
the first clause Of the Constitution
Of the State. If sueh action should
be resisted by force, that force
should be repulsed.
Says the Mobile Register, Of Au-
gust 4lh:
We know there are many Demo
Gratis at the North, including some
distinguished soldiers, who believe
that the political atmosphere, poi
soned by the long reign Of Radicsl
|, despotism. will not::be no purified
that liberty may flourish on it, un.
til Just chastisement is inflicted
5 upon the daring men who have
/ conspired against the freedom o
the nation. In other words, tina
3 the nter.reuolution viii not b.
. complete rithoat more blood. Letting
The Charleston Mercury. true L
: its old character before the war
Q utters the following atrocious sen
. timents:
u An illegal Governcr--a usurpe
of the gubcrnatorial powers-na..
: be the cause Of tho Disturbances !
= a State. The people ofa State ma
= = be rightfuIiy striving to overthro'
|. his illegal authority. The Pres
!, dent of the United States is nc
!, bound in such case to support tn
: : usurpation by tho power Of th
!. General Government; and to rsl
!, form his duty under the Constitt
;. :. tion, he must determine whetht
Z the man who calls himself Il
- Governor of q State, is rightfully i
Governor or not. Now, on tn
point there is no doubt. Ever,
body knows the opinion Of Il
Presineht.
~ These specimens can hardly
termed exceptional. True, son
" of the Southern orators and o
!" gans speak out with less reser
40 than others, but in reality the fe'
y ing is very much the same. 1t
10 1860 over again. And this is 4
entertainment to which the su
pc porters Of Seymour and Blair q
ia invited.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-08-20

A NEW PLAGUE IN MoRMoNDoM.
--.Lato advices from Utah state
that the Saints are said to be trou-
hled with a new plague, which
comes in the shape of beetles. 1t
is reported that they will eat . .
dead sheep to tho bone in two and
one. quarter minutes, and On OK in
fifteen, and compel mothers to
keep their babiesin doors. They
jump like fleas and bray like q
band of Jackasses. When q horse
steps on them, their shells crack
with a report like rife, and when
they are thick it is impossible to
rido a horse through them.
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IOnN WORK 4 SON,

OF Tin, Copper and
wi Sheet. iron Ware, and Dealer in Stoves
ar 90 Sugar Kettles, Kitchen and house.
MN W.th siJe MAN street. Lancaster. ONO,
Kaufman Building, one door West o. wiae
stairway.
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Said a-well known lawyer of St.
Louis the other day. 81 have
been a Democrat, but l can not
vote for Seymour. l will not vote
10 surrender every thing We tough.
for. If II can do any good, | will
take the stump for Grant and Col
fax"
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catechism for Thinkers.


What is the cause Of the kigh
taxes? A
The war.
Who made the war7
The Democratic party.
Why did they make the war2
Because they were expelled from
political power.
Why were they expelled from
powerl
Because they were OWNED, body
and soul by an aristocratic, am
bilious, sectional class interest,
which sought, in defiance Of the
Constitution, the will of ofthepcople,
and natural right, TO perpetuate
its power by obtaining control Of
the territories and the States to be
formed out Of them.
What chiefly encouraged tbis
aristocratic class interest to make
war upon the Union?
The oft-repeated, stereotyped,
public declarations of Democrats
Of all sections, never rebuked q
disavowed by that party, that the
Union should be dissolved il the
demands of the shareholders were
resisted by the people.
! Who were in power when this
aristocIatic interest undertook to
dissolve the Union?
The Democratic party.
What did they do to prevent III
! Nothing.
\ What did they do to assist the
traitors?
They gave them the forts, arse
nails. cannon, arms, ammunition and
public money in the South, and
sent them all they could from the
North.
What did General Scott beg
, them to do to prevent the war?
To do as General Jackson did
garrison all the Southern forts.
What reply did they make?
That the Shareholders would not
like it.
. How long was tho Democratic
party in power after secession
= commenced?
. Three months.
What were tho traitors doing all
that timer
Surrounding Fort Sumter with
= batteries of British guns.
. What did the democratic admin
. istration order Major Anderson tc
) do2
" To lei them alone.
81 What did the Republican Ad
II ministration do when Sumter
grew short Of provisionsf
l. Sent her more provisions.
,. What did the Democratic party
d at Charleston do thon with those
Brltish guns1
W They rained shot and shell upon
8: the OLD flag on the walls of Sumter
N until Anderson was compelled u
Is lower the flag and evacuate th'
70 fort.
10 What was the consequence?
Four years of civil war, tho dealt
of half million of men; o natlona
debt OF three thousand million o
dollars; the high taxes and the hlgi
!" prices.
he If the Democratic Administru
no ton did nothing to prevent th
= dissolution Of the Union, what di
AZ the Republican Administration d'
ne They prevented it.
Oh Who said the war was q failure
ss; The Democratic party.
W Was It failure2
'ut Yes: on their side.
ne What do they ask the people
Dc be do, now they have failed in the vi
.lo they made2
IN Restore them to power.
US, Will the people DO its
w We guess not.
Ise General Grant crushed the 7
roy bellion. The present political co
ofl 1..4 :. Aha andeavor OF the feb(
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,sTRoPEL & EvERsoLE.

NNan afacturers Of and Dealers IN
M Fur,,iture and Cabinet Ware of al kinds.
undartah inq nronptly attended to with hne
H enrse, and all kinds Of Undertaking Goods
iurnis he'd at reasonable rates.
Shop and Ware Rooms two doors East OF
Hooking Valley National Bank, Nam street.
iancaster. Ohio. feb. 27, lsos-ly
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~ GERELEWN

.-areoer, nm d DO aler In Provislena,
rSr,ts. (,onfoctlo Nuts, Raislns. Figs,
Gisrcn; sauces, Pickles Ca,sToa ns,n And and otne.
N.t.vo Toroirn Wines. Durain's Bottle
2tnHes 2H stooE Ale, Cine Lager Beer, &C.. &C;
T.,r street, Lancaster, Ohio. one door East
ogHcekinR valley National Bank.
n'Eeb. q, lsce-ly
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In tho municipal election at
New Albany on the Sd, the Repub-
lican gain was Seren hundred potes,
Hendricks spoke there the night
before the election,
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W1T1LEY, BROTHERS,

n,JER3 in HARDw ARE, co UPRISING
II stsShtnsc,s Tools, Saddleris Goods. Under
.skess Ttimmi ugs Carriage Mawers c,,,uro SiGGn I
VuMosy a. No., Mithoff Block, Mai n street,
ytiSsHST aoof from Columbue street corner,
1900 sster, Ohio. feb. ~, 'es-y
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q 1e. RILLVNGHURST,

4 oEyr FOR WHEELER AND WILSON'S
~ IND HOWES SEWING MAuhlNES'
HSshlne Findlngs-shees Mnsio,anr ,nss1po. ard pe.
-. i,csIs from the East and the West, -.
" ron = doors West ofthe Hooking Valiey Ns'
,Ionai Bank, Lancaster. Ohio. feb. aI' 'oS-''
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GEORGE CARTER,

1succrssoa TO ROBERT rirID'soI
a., the old stand 2 2doors west OF
Hss on n n"rvlI rWslIey National Bank, a fine stock
W Hooking nns, sn Umbrelias, Carpet
of Hats, cp,isrs, suspenders., and var Gus y
sscSs Gen Se Notion He also seees u;a ,SL
ssis the celebrated ne Ese'''Gnr np4 g. SSsy
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7. G. SMITH,,

-,-oeey and canfactiaHer, Tall
roodge pIock, Main street. Lancaster, w.,
two doors west Of Hotel Entrance 20. :Vysn,rjir snnir
and the various popular Refreshm eh's III 'H'"
Ser Cakes. Ice Cream, &C., furnished rnrt,efiHnd
families To order. leu 80
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~ n SWANDER,
cTas- VON BONHORsT,

xNrlsr. Eyery OpsrJStiSe'I, S'I,,ol,y
hsntn Surgery carefully ana S sS'E,us ~ Ky
r.rf.rnned. Artificial teeth inrei'eu 'A'"'
beRt msnner-. etore. co rner Main
and Columbus streets.
Feb. 27, '6S--ly .---
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VIRGIL E. SHAY
LAW OFFICE.

sr,cr oyERFiRsT NATIoNS,Alhi,BA,,NSahd y, Sad
h.Ina.,te Ts,lmadge block, WI Maena
,sr,rnt,y To ali hnsiness entrusted 70 h'SSA'0'
t'.,r.stsr Ohio, March 81. 1851.
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GEORGE BORNMEIM,

ade CiotIin z, Gents'Fur
TX, NToH ING GOODS! HATS, CAPS, DC.
shacer Block one door ives, h,e 81 sDrus
Feb. 7th. isGs-lv
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nc11TUII,L & RIGBY,

.... BookseIlers, am Dsp ntsno
Gtsti,onnMsEws, Will PAPER, NEwspApERs,
- aassIs EMs sSeei Music, and all the latest pop
uiar publications ,r street, doors west Of
Greene's block' ""' Feb. 27, '0S-ly
n.,hiic9Quare.
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r M. CREED,

EtLER AT wHoLEsALEAND RETAIL, y
in staple and Fancy Srocor,es; s,s,ns, ou n"tIye
ysog tv,teign Wines, Confectionery, Toys, &C.,
W.in streeE. Laneaster. Ohio, opposite hock'
~ Vslley National Bank. oo.a,
All kinds ofOountfy Produce Wansoe: SoHu' ~
Aat,varod. 40. ~ feO. 1ts Euo-.y
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10y. HEIM,

,eA Manufacturer and Dealer in
.ctaDDLEs, B1IDLEs, HIN ESs, ~
and all kinds OF Riding ana Driclns nl H9u'k
n ants, M,in street, Lancaster, Oh'o' % N'
Llttle's old stand. ,.,... dona
neatly and promptly,
FEB. ~, tSoS-iy.
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- rtc
MISCELLANEOUS.

GEORGE G.. BECK,
D,.lsr In Drag., medicsnos' o
hPs,nts, Profumery, &o' oa,cnos.
All the mos. r sPp,y'& snsps. &c. Corner o. Nam
s., Un,J III pnbIic s1uTe, Lancaster, ONO; one -xa
sw srepesoript,ons er carefully compounded -
Fab. 9Th, ls6S-ly
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From the Res York Daily Times.
PROSPERITY OF THE
COUNTRY.

What TiH the Democratic Orators
Sqy- Great Prosperity Ct the
Country Wealth and RecOnStruc-
tion- Hdrrests-Me Argumtn.
Ended.
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General Grant crushed the re-
bellion. The present political con-
test is the endeavor Of the rebel.
lion to crush him.
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wM,1KELLER &BROTHEh

GROCERIES q PROVISloNS'
Nrorheast Of oncsnus, @ns Hssoytmeps Of
Streets. Afull dsT,ss and genera alwsys on hand
stapi;S p;Ss S." of country produce wanted, ana the
Al, hssaT " mark et rates paid for the same
kpril0, 'G8-lyr.
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.L. c. B U I Q 81

DEALER IN
WA ana Plated Ware,
Nam street, Lancaster oh'o' 'n 'n0 ''O"
Wnn M n." ,n"airins neatly and promptly executed
Feb. ~, .Os-'y --------
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DAVIDSON s BRAsEE,

tt,tf pkALER IN o,rc
IN mas, MEDICINES, pLiNddSs; p: .0d Ss;rsudies Tahs,
Dye stuts, and Pure ,s MiIss Ksntinan s stand.
Eor Msiical pnrpotes, y's ancaster, Ohio.
Norm eepssssript,ons ,sS carefully compounded
teb. AZ, lass-iy
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1I Is1n0RE BLAIRE,

rr,ayEyArL,w, AND NOTARY PUB, B.
A vo"tIs ~ Il. 4. Cannissioner for 5outheTIn ~
ri.t 1 ot ohio. Will verify Petitions 20 &C. son u
R."xsnptcy Prompt attention gym nm.e with
isssien and Eotarisl business onso W."
Ha1ter L DAugherty.
March IL, 18is-h.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-09-25

The Elmore deetings.-Tbe Repub-
licans and Democrats held seperate meetings
in ElmOre last Saturday night. Hon. HO-
NEE EyERETT and N. CHANCE, Esq, address,
ed the former, and H. W. WNsLoW and NJ.
E. Tyler, Esqs, the latter. Both had bands
of music, but the enthusiasm and crowd
were on the side Of the Republicans. They
held their meeting in the largest Hall in the
village, which was filed to overlooking
during the entire evening, BY an enthusias-
tic audience. The Democracy had small
hall, dinly lighted, and about one-third
filed, and the meeting was as tame and
solemn as Quaker gathering. The Eluore
Republicans viii carry their township this
Fall.
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FALL STYLES of SILK HATS at
SMITH, SHoMo d Cos.
LEPPELMAN continues to sell the Elias
Howe Sewing Machine for Fifty Dollars.

ALL PoLrTICAL MATTERS Should be
properly discussed and (cussed) this fall
as is generally the case. But there is one
matter of vastly more importance to Farmers
and all concerned and that is the raising Of
good crops and especially wheat. In doing
this every Farmer knows that TO drill in
wheat is the most certain way to secure a
good harvest and to secure the way is to go
to Stahl d YounkmaD, No, 8, Mammoth
Block, State St., Fremont Ohio, who are
agents for the HOosier drill, drill that
beats the world and We can prove it,
having taken the first Premium at all of the
following State Fairs: New York, Pennsyl-
vsnia, Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, Kectucky,
Illinois, Wisconsin, and Kansas Call and
see it before purchasing elsewhere
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K. z. K.-The fne specimen of art on
our fourth page is literal copy of the cut
in the Southern paper We have copied from.
It illustrates the state Of art as well as the
state of sentiment in the South. The
word "ohio" appears cOnspicuously on the
carpet-bag of one of the persons hanging,
How do you like it, If it suits you, vote
for Seymour and Blair, and you may hear
Of every OhiOsn who goes South 10 pursuit
of business being hung up in this way.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-09-25

Relics.-At the last meeting of the Fire
lands Society, Mr.. THOMAS FLEMING, Of
Townsend township, this county, exhibited
fine slate-stone hone, on which is cut the
date 1895, it being now 479 years old; this
stone was brought from Ireland aud has been
owned by the ancestors Of Mr.. F. for great
many generations back. Also, an ancient
razor strOp of wood, supposed to be 200
years old.
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Democratic Fizzls at olyde.--The
Democratic mass meeting advertised to come
81 at Clyde last Wednesday night, at which
the Hon. Mr.. THURsTox of -, and W. W.
Ross were TO speak, was a iEEle. Neither
audience nor speakers made their appearance
Al. TYLER was on hand and spoke to the
empty benches,
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Organize.-Republiosns, lave you or
ganiEed Grant and COlfax Club in your
Township If not attend to it at once
Work increasingly for the success Of the
State, District and County Tickets. and 8
triumphant victory awaits US in October.
If we are successful at the October election,
Ohio will roll up so, 600 majority for Grant
and Oolfax in November. Organizs aud do
youz whole duty tOwsrdssaving The country
from Rebel rule.
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Fine CaEriagea.-We noticed at the
County Fair some very hne carriage work
on exhibition from tbe manufactory Of J.
P. MooRE. There we're two market wag-
Ons, two carriages, and lot of wheels, the
fellOes Of which had been boiled in oil.
The samples exhibited showed excellent
workmanship Mr.. MooRE has AIKEN the
same to the State Far at Toledo.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-09-25

The Ralvills Meeting -Gens. GIB'
son and GROsVENOE addressed 3 rOusing
meeting in MooEE's new mill, near Ball.
vile Thursday night Of last week. The
Boys in Blue Of Fremont were there and
the meeting was one of The live sort, Our
BaIlviIle friends must keep On "Puahing
thingz.''
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-09-25
Ths state r,Ir.-Ths almond trains az

The State FaIr.-The railroad trains are
crowded with State Fair passengers. Ex-
cursion trains from Cleveland, NOrwalk, aud
other points on the line of the C. & T. Road
daily carry an immense number of visitors
to Toledo in addition to those by regular
trains. The L. E. & L. R. R. is also bring
ing large crowds. Wednesday and Thursday
were the big days Of the Fair.