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New-York tribune., 1868-01-20
LATEST SNIP NEUS
PORT or yRw.YORK.


ARRIVED.
st,smhp Ws,r rem Wenke Bremen Jan and Southampton
Eth With Oslcbs Co. Experienced lltb and
lh rom WNW and the 18Th fearful hurr
enr for n, ty tremendous the latter
OF her passage INV. winds sod high head
Scbr Ame (ol RocklAndl Ames Ne~Oneans II days with
entton Has been 10 days north Of seas with north
erly gales
sc6r Areits CaTts Virginia With oysters
WIND-At sunset, light W; clear
BELOW.
Ship Columbis Robinson, Liverpool Nov n.
SAILED.
Ships Nvsia for Boston, Universe for L'sToel Andrew Johrsop
ior San Fslc.scs.
RETURNED.
steamship Gen sdgwk Gates hence for Nts Orleans Jan u.s.
18th account Of her machinery bens disabled
SPOKEN.
Rl Anna (Brem) Dee IS lat 70 81 lou ~ &C. from Bremen or
Baltimore, with emigTans.
DISASTERS.
KEy wpsr Jan e-Ths steamship Mary Croeisr shore Peits
Of and brought by wrecte, urnured
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroS. Jan aAuved steamship Oriental from Ne" Orleans
bark Ada Carter. from Pensseola.
FoErRs MONROE jan l9Arrved ships Caroline 90 das from
Csso Londonderry from Lverpoo bas Clifton from Rio for Ban
more Bertha Temple Liverpool for City Point; Ads from Boston
for Norfolk from Rio ysneo seh T. Beggs from Msaga
Passed out bark Chanelesr for Gibraltar Sailed
steamship Albemsrle for New York
Jan l9Arhyed steamships Star Stripes from
Havana; barb Bonon from Liverpool
Jan l8CaTed ship Tbos stow for Lyerpoo
ship Mhguus for Nesiork with ~ 900 SACHS
wheat and 600 bbs four Sailed ship Valentine, for Cork
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20
MUSIC
THE RIcurNGs OPERA coMPANf

TIE RIcIIINGs OPERA coMPANY'
The bricf season of English Opera closeu
IN. w. ,artormapce Of FRA Diayolo" at tho Academy
y, 49, on saturday evening. The opera was well Iei
deres The company has had hardly the encouraseo
hch I, bas deserved severe critic might ma lnovi
~ s.', " =, 49, cos.s Int the singing OF Messrs. Cashe'
Campbell and Peakes which has been uniformly sUOu.
has commended itself to the popular taste ine
Go hos heen effectively handled, and the scenery u
have been excellent. OF the prime donne' VIC
nav saw that Miss Richiugs and Mrs E. sesnn have "S
nn,,.d themselves as well as could have been eHpec'eu
go cnorscs with but few ptions have been puei'
and rea The chief event of the season was the proa
ton of Mr.. wm Vincent wallaees pesei. lio~er %
6,,s Of which were artistically Sustained W MISE NV
,uos and Messrs Castle and Campbell
The 100th performance of "The Grand
Duchess Of Gerostein" will be given by Mr. Batemanf
Troupe this evening. at the French Theater. Boston
seems 10 have taken very kindly TO the Duchess one
paper cries out IN great gush Of enthusiasm, thai
there never was anything perfect and charming.
OF Mile Tostee we read the usual announoement-tha
she IN positively sing having entirely recovered non
the recent cold"
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20
chapter of st. Paul to the oorinthapps The ais

IN. second chapter Paul to the af hs cnS Of
course wa Sst she is preamnenty for the poor JUST ~
jesus her was Identified ns DSor % and heree he
NE on e h horn In poverty and selected huUie @ % e a,
en as his disciples Blessed are me ygSr Mount and It was
worus IN characteristic Of the Onugn % as so M
had and anG y rot IN Of
spi.it 1i an inc Archbishop spoke OF inc ministers
" the Church weless and chdIedS ceTins ny the sa
serves ~ 70 lie Mass or at the bedside poulns Morus
comfort consolation into the has no
I1r ars Of Charity spoken OF IN % ,eras
and SO Brothers Of s. s Of the sSrng
Hot % !eI ing the gifts 10 the poor Wi iiie
have placed az their disposal co Of the discourse and
a. 40 iarge congregation dispersed
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20
SOLDIERS IN THE POST OFFICE.

10 u, Edio. Of 7is Ti,rn
SIR: The article III your paper OF Saturday.
the 18th inst. headed Post oce Appointments" does
both yourself and Postmaster Kelly injustice and can
only satisfy the spleen OF disappointed ap-
picant for place The ncs OF the city papers tor your
aOneJ will furnish the little Light you ask on the
question wheher the laneness LOYALTY OF the veteran
soldier the rejection Of his application On refer
.ce the files mentioned you Will ind that the Post
master was among the efficient of citizens in
raising and equpping the earliest regiments sent
from this city. You will also lind frequent
mention OF the fact OF his invariably
giving preference 10 the soldier In all his appointments
aimee the close Of the Probably no public officer
has much tho Postmaster In giving positions to
these veterans and have 1t from good authority that
twOthiids Of The present employees OF the PostOfce
served In the armies Of the Union during the war You
certainly do yourself injustice when permit any dis
appointed place seeker to influence 80 respectable "a
journal a. yours a slur a public officer. who
can show such record Of loyalty TO tho Union and
friendship to the veterans OF our armies Yours respect
fully, VETERAN SOLDIER
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20
THE REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE.


SIR: believe you purpose always TO give
your readers the truth Of things Permit ME, therefore
TO call your attention 10 the aecuraey OF your report in
todays paper Of the proceedings of the General Com
mittee last night. Being in attendance as Delegate
from the time the meeting called to order TIL the
final adjournment and giving my undivided attention 10
tho business before the Committee, heard nothing
whatever OF the communication from the Twehy-thru
ST. Organization stated In your report 20 nave Deoh
tabled. As the alleged communication acc0fdS 10 your
report was SAID to contain proposition 1Or ndruOI-
ing the two bodies that the Republican party III ths
city might, in the future present united 'front.' I'D All p0
ca contests, IL is therefore, well that our record
should he falSed. Neither did observe that the
announcement Of the names of the Committee on con
tested seats" caused the confusion reported IN your
columns. such confusion common TO all rcpTeSenaJVe
bodies at times followed plainly The result Of a
difference OF opinion 10 the period Of The proposed ad
ouTnment This is evidently the that wonder
the strange view of the proceeding taken in yOnr
port and fear that little macy0ience toward the
Chairman must have inspired IT, Very respectfully your
obedicnt servant II. EVERETT RUSSELL,
Delegate from the Seventh District
we PRINT the above for the purpose OF giving the Dee
gate from the With District the fun benefit OF his cxpa-
nation. our reporter who present is Trustworthy
man. and with ali Difference to the gentleman complain
ing. We Ray that believe his report TO be aecu-
rate.-ED
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20
THE FIRST PLOT TO AssAssINATE ABRAHAM
LINCOLN


LINCOLN.
Mr.. Allan PnkeIton. the Chicago detective
officer has published in this city pamphlet wherein he
gives 10 Timothy webster Of his force the credit Of
discovering and mai ing known 10 the proper authorities
the plot 10 assassu.tr Abraham Lincoln, when on his
Washington IN 1901. Letters from the Hon n
H Judd Gov Curtin and others indicate that the plot
WAS discovered and frustrated by PinkeTtons agency,
and not BY the persons in NeWIork who have claimed
the credit Mr.. PnkertOn's pamphlet pays tribute TO
Timothy Webster follows: Timothy Webster, one Of
my detective force accompanied upon this eventiu
occasion. He served faithfully detective amorg
the seccessionlss of Maryland. and acquired many
valuable and important secrets. He, among all OF the
force who went with me- deserves tie credit OF saving
the life OF Mr. Lincoln, even more than do. He was a
native Of Princeton NewJersey, a lifelong Democrat
but lie fe and realized, with Jackson, that the Union
must and shOu.d De preserved. lie continued IN my de-
tecve service and after assumed charge of the secret
service OF the Army OF the Potomac, under M9orGen-
Mcclellan, Mr Webster NEST OF the time within the
Rebel lines. True. he called spy. and martial law
that spy when convicted, shall die. stu spies are
necessary in war, ever have been and will be.
Timothy Webster was arrested in Richmond, and upon
testimony of members Of secesh family In Washing
ton named Ley FOR whom had done some acts OF kind
ness he convicted spy and executed by order OF
Jefferson Davis. the 3oth Of April 1902 His name Is
unknown fame but few were truer or more devoted
10 the Union cause than was Timothy Webster
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20
FALL OF A BUILDING ~ YoNKERs Two MI,
KILLED.

On Saturday afternoon large two-story
brick building used by Edward Cnderh as malt liquor
storehouse, and situated watorboun patch Of land
known AS Chicken Island" in the village Of Ionkers
tumbled with terrific crash. instantly killing Patrick
and James Meagher brothers, and seriously n1uriDe
Dargan satery, Martin Meagher. Martin Leahy, Edwin
I}oyles and Jerry Laly. The brothers Meagher were
aged respectively Is and % years The building con
sdered substantial and had been finished only about
month The Injured men with five others were putting N
large quantity OF ice and had just finished when the
accident occurred.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20
The Most Rev. Archbishop McCloskey de

lvered eloquent discourse in st. Peters Church, last
evening for The benefit of the poor y.ed by the confer
ences OF 81. Peter and ST. Paul and the 81 Vincent do
Paul Society Every seat IN the church occupied and
there not apparently an inch Oi standing room aud
"A consequences the proceeds scarcely be less than
81 500 that will enable the conferences To largely
extend the sphere of thor usefulness and 10 relieve the
sferings of the needy during the part NJ
the Winter. The conferences have the relief lists
about 200 families, who are not only TO be sup
piled with food medicines aud shelter but the children
be clothed and the!r education cared for To aid IN
this good work fhe Most Rev. Archbishop consented 70
speak last evening and chose for bis from
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20
THE COUNT DE MORET

Of the fascinating laid before the reading pubue
Really Ike that Short sharp wbOa saying Look OUT son.
nued souearreres growing aud saucy in tone
Yes yes yes hundred times yes"
Kin away then dear Marquis for that man" sid sons'
csrrierea
Ah villain cried PsaDi gnashins BIS teeth .s-or
" defend yourselfF
Oh you needn't ask dear Marquis" said the o,lss pntg
back and getting his sword out II am ready
whereupou notwithstanding the outey
and the Lord Of sousnees furious agtt all the
being other light but that Of dim couded moon
In thcopba each as love Of life displayed all
er knowledge suopy who srcsi all bcdly
exercises evidently stronger sni sk bat san'
exaggerated sye which be f TO work him sd
vantage and for the dane, that he ood
twenty seconds Marquis Psn Brsfs
through teeth let his fall raised H. bot sros nntY
dropped bis sword wghy for bm to bear when be ne san't
theKAD, uttered a sigh, and doubled up say.
witnesses all that he rOud % said Sous>Isrss
ering his blade.
Alssl yes - returned Braness and voi,ure.
will all passed according the - honor -
will"
Wen prefer the the death Of the sinner cary lin 10 his
mother and hsve Bouvsrd the royal physician sent for"
That's the best DO Help Brancas. Only few
steps from Rsmbouiet House lucsly."
What pity sighed Brsncas getting along Liel, 20
youre bore Psan soy possible his
house rounded the Of OTs snd PoH
can streets, maitsnng;
hnnhbacksl don't what them AZ syau,i
third human camel that have been obssl
sword through 70 shake EN- ofw
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20
UCH NEEDED IMPROVEMENT.

s,coun.vr-A MUCH NEEDED IMPROVEMENT.
tn ns Editor Of Tie Tribune
SIR: The Second-ave. is naturally as i'm
nortant thoroughfare the Third. Tho trouble with
q ia that it is not accessible at the lower end small
e,nendture at the expense of property owners only VII
ohvate this objection and add vastly to the facilities OF
travelling uptown. II second.ave. were extended In
ht iine if world strike the Bowery between Riyngton
I'D nelaneey st. and about opposite to Sprngst. the
ditance is only "a blocks, and the space trayersed
Of little value although the Improvement
rnnid immediately add largely TO the yanc OF ali the
property near Those conyersant with real estate mat
UarIem at the norherly end OF SecOndaye. Vast M
tarasts I'm Weschescr County will accomplish TINS ln-
nrovement within few months. Thus Is 1y necessary
nat the secondsve should be extended TO the Bo~ery
make it rstcass thoronghfare; this extension would
AT the same time improve the property below II. and
around it, and probably exercise avery beneficial nhu
ence ON sprngst. IN Is.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20
CORRECTION.

To u, Ldtiof Or u, TrtbHnD
SIR: Through clerical error III making the
press COPY OF the letter OF the Citizens Association 10
Speaker Hitchman the proposed bill specially appro-
patng $500 900 AZ additional relief for the poor OF this
city, the Association made to assert that 100000 of
the fund would used or the salaries Of the 81 special
officials Ia be created. The amount should have been
$1,000" Please insert and obige, very respectfully
W. X. MERILTT. Cor Secretary.
The Ci-ens association, OF Nec York. No slJ BroddTdH
j Ik.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20

70 ne FdH0r u Jhf ITIJHlr
SIR: A contemporary of yesterday indulged
little article against the Hudson Highland Bridge
Company II Is well understood that the Associate Ed
OF this paper resident OF jersey The truth Is
that by crossng the Hudson River In the Highlands u
saves 10 the citizens o York u so per n on coal
aud Western reghts ferries 80 cross and by running
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20
THE FLOATING DRY DOCK COMPANY.

To n, FAtor oC m, Tfibaa.
SIR: notice in paper Of the iHh inst reportorial
statement that at the annual meeting Of the New York
Floating Dry Dock Company, held on Tuesday OF this
week an election OF Board Of Directors consun-
mated The report incorrect The election called
for that day consequence OF pressure OF other
important business, unexpectedly brought before the
meeting directed to be continued the 2sth inst
The affair being OF deep interest TO the mercantile com
mnnty the announcement Of the adjournment will be
formally advertised In the columns OF TIE TDIBuNE.
Very Respectfully, AARON A. DEGRAUw,
secretary Stockholders Meeting
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20
STREET CAR PIcKPocKET SHOT.

Patrolman IIibbard and other officers arrested
4 gang Of pckpockets who were working" the Grand
and last evening. Joseph Lee, one
the party, while the officers were taking them TO the
Twentys ecOndst. Police Station, attempted TO escape
ordered TO halt hut he kepton anOicer Hbbard
shot him through the wrist infcting serious wound
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM BREMEN AND SOUTHAMPTON, Jan. ls-In steamship
Wrser-I Dounnck and wife MAYER A. LoNtrbum and family,
" Hg,r j. koper r. Achcls T. Rosenbaum. Mr Willis Austn
aud Bernard r Zener r Tumba. G. Won Wes.y e.
Wndeseu and children Miss " os;eLed NJ Kemp,
/. 10. s0n, Mr. AbDe Bonner
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20
RICHELIEU AND HIS RIVALS.

Il the last extended work Of the great author whose MoNlb
ssssof "n"se @"''D
CRIsr0, THE THREE GUARDSNRs, BRAGRJOST AZ, te.
made his genius the BgL
spoken say nothing his reputation all the eEd ecnfes -
Europe where other tongpes spoken.
The following Of the many ;hng described DaH''s
quct style. which make
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20

,sart q, tho city NewYork for years has built mp yer-
snd n is no wonder that some can be found TO
oppose the project me p,dGse @ ot ~
Ns,o. York January l6, 1868.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20

DICKENs's Works FREE
See Saturdays SEw ioKK ALBION .
hnusry ~.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20

GoUGEs VENTILATION.-Parlors Dining and
Sleeping Ktohers Cei Water Closet.
i.s nAd supplied Schools sud Cburehe, Pam
YLlet Adr,, HsSs, Cores No 25f Bas6N.y
lcfk
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20
fAnasuBesassa I

HEADACHE. LANGUoR and MELANCHOLY, gen
ss spring from Dordsred stomach Co,yeaes' TORPID Liver
readily be removed BY DR. D. JATSK SaSArvs Ps sr
shh viii be found Onmus the Liver and stomach to bs.h
removing all boOsnss and producing aAioa o. the
Bowels Sold by all Drosssis
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20

The PERUVIAN SYRUP IA protoxide Of iron
ia huntan ofhs,ith " TO The Dyspectic,.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20

All who suffer from Coughs and Colds vii
End relief IN WsrAss BALshs % WILD CHxKEr.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-03
H. W. BUoKLAND, P. N

Forgery,-We clip the following from
the Tifin AdUertiser.-A man named J.
LOSER. was arrested few miles north Of
Fort Seneca, on Saturday, and brought to
this city, charged With forging three notes,
upon two of which he secured the money,
One wasupou ". E. HAYNES, Of Fremont,
for $T75; the other two with the name Of
R. R. TIrUs, for $3.50 each. He secured the
money for the HAYNES note aud also for one
with. the name of Mr. TITus signed. He was
taken before Justice GnOpsELL, on Saturday
afternoon, and waving an examination, was
sent 10 jail, to await trial before court,
while in jail, on Saturday, and during the
absence of Mr. NICHOLS, the jailor to dinner
he attempted to cut his throat with case
knife, but was discovered before any injury
was done. He claimed that be had fit.
being subject to them. Mr. NICHOLS removed
the Knife and advised him to use sharper
instrument next time.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-03

The RKINCE or ADYERTIsERs,-Aotm many
papers which come 10 our editorial sanctum
that do not contain the advertisement Of
Heimboid, the great "Buchu man" of New
York. Beginning life a poor boy, he has
risen to the position Of one of the most ex-
tensive dealers in drugs and medicines in
New York, by his perseverance under the
most discouraging circumstances, and the
free use of printers ink. We have seen it
stated that his expense for advertising for
the year 1866, will not fall short Of $3.50, 600.
He has the utmost faith in its benefits, or he
would not venture such fortune, which,
to many, seems like 'fhrowing money to the
winds:' but far different with him. Ae says
he knows he will reap his money back, With
more ,edded. Advertisers and al others
should give this suggestion n Thought
Dqilg Times, n. 7,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-03

Young Mems Grant 0Ipb.-The second
meeting of the Young Mems Grant Club
was held at the Club room last Monday
evening, according to previous adjournment.
The President, ]. L. GREENE, jr., addressed
the Club, stating the object Of the orgaDiza-
ton and urging the Young Men TO take
hold and make it decided success. Re-
marks were made by several Others after
which the committee on constitution pre-
sented their report, which was accepted and
the constitution read aud adopted by sections
The President is to report the names o.
members of the Club for an Executive Com
mittee at the next meeting.
The attendance at this meeting while it
was not so large as at the first, was still fair
and gave promise of an interest which viii
make the future meetings Of the club ell tha'
they should be,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-03

HoUsEHoLD FURNIrURE.-After har-
vest farmers will be in funds, and as mat
ter of course many of them will want to
buy new furniture. Some of them will
want to refurnish every room in their houses.
They can do no better than to call On HUI
Der & Rosebaugh, Fremont, who are making
a large line of substantial, neat and remark
ably cheap household furniture. See their
on the fourth page.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-03

SUGAR, SrGAR, SUeAR--Sugar for
the million. Fifty-fiye tons sugar just re-
ceived, all grades, the largest stock and
greatest variety ever offered in Fremont.
A beautiful sugar for one shilling, a very
light colored sugar for fifteen cents, white
coffee sugar for seishteen cents, or six pounds
for one dollar. Come along every body and
get cbeap sugar at P. Closes.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-03

The largest and finest stock of Pocket
Books and Wallets, in Town, Wool Twine,
and Wagon Grease, Cloth Brushes, Shoe
Brushes, Horse Brushes, White Wash Brush
es-ClOthes-pins, ClOthes-lines, Bed Cords,
and Soaps of svsry description. and the very
best Baking Powder, Soda, Cream Tartar,
Saleratus, and every thing that you may
want. YOU can get at P, Closes.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-03

KEEP Cool Yes it's all very well
to say keep COOL" but how is it 10 be done
such weather as thisH Easily enough. Just
as easy as falling off log. Take some
greenbacks in your pocket and call on Munk,
next door to the post Office. He'll fit you
out with a suit of summer clothes in which
it will be impossible to feel the heat.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-03

AHarins.-Tbe barge, Gen. Sherman, Of
Detroit, Capt THos. GARRY, arrived IN this
port on Friday last loaded with lumber and
shingles from Saginaw for EDeERToN Bros.
Cleared next day, Light.
The schooner D. F. Wade of Ashtabula,
Capt. BEEBE, arrived in port on Friday last
light. She cleared Tuesday loaded with
lumber from the yard of West & DANA,
bound for Bufalo.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-03

DR.. Smiths atEleetric oip cures
Deafness. Dr.. Smiths Electric Oil cures
Rheumatism. DR.. Smiths "Electric Oil'
cures Neuralgia. DR.. Smiths Electric
Oil" cures Gathered Breasts. DR.. Smiths
Electric pil's' cures Felons. DR.. tSmith's
Electric Oil cures Piles, SOrss, Wounds
Burns, all infammatOry and painful SWELL
ings, aud is the most soothing of all known
appliances. Sold in Fremont by BUCKLAND
d Sox and c. R. MCCULLoCH.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-03

Go to P. Closes if you want to buy
cheap. He has the best flour, for The lowest
price, also, Potatoes, Pork, Hams Dried
Beef, White Fish, Mackerel, Cod Fish, Cat
Fish, Herring, Hallibut, RaisiDs, Currants,
Oiiron, Prunes, dried Black Berries, dry
Apples, also TorpedOes and Fire Crackers
at wholesale and retail.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-03
GbmrfIl Direftorp.

Religious services are regularly held in the follow
ing Churches in this city, every Sabbath, at the
hours named:
METHODIST.
NETHoDIsr EPISCOPAL CHURCH, corner Of Market
and Main Streets; Rev. J. 'w1KEs, Pastor, 1OK A
n, and 7P. N. Sunday School at 9 A. NJ. Prayer
meeting wednesday evening.
PRESBYTERIAN.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, corner Of Garrison and
Main Streets; Rev. E. BUSHNELL, Pastor; lOK A.
n, and P. N. Sunday School at y N. Meeting
every "Wednesday evening "
EPISCOPAL.
ST. PAuL's CHURCH, corner Main and Court sts.,
Rev. Q. h. You've, Rector; lOK A. n, and 6K P N.
Sunday School ats An. Lecture every Wednesday
evening in the church.
GERMAN REFORMED.
REFORMED CHURCH, Front Street, between Mar
&et and John Streets; Rev. --- PASTOR
lOK A. n, and P. N. Sunday School at 9A.N.
LUTHERAN.
LUTHERAN CHuRcH, corner Oak and Court Streets
Rev. q. LANG, Pastor; lOK A. NJ, and : Pm.
CATHOLIC.
ST. JssEFHhs CHURCH, CrOghan Street; Rev. S.
BowERs, Pastor; mass every morning at O'Clock !;
on Sundays and Festivals of Obligation, Low Mass
at O'Clock a. NJ, tn Winter at lOH;l YespeH at s
O'Clock A NJ and occasionally Benediction at P. N.
Sunday School at pm.
sr A,SE CHURCH, State Street, Rev. JOIN QUnS,
Pastor; First Mass at O'Clock, A. n; Second High
Mass at lOocloc, A. NJ Sunday School, P. Yes
pens, p. N.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-03

Personal.-Lt CHANCE, sends US some
Galveston, Texls, papers of date June p,
on the margin of which we find itten
the following: arrived here last evening
on official business. viii be stationed at
Fort Dallas until after the election, thence to
Fort Griffin. am we'll and getting along
finely. Every thing quiet here. Fine pos
poets for crops this year. I'm Grant and
Colfax to the hub and so is the whole army.
What do you think of Chase?