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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-02

TNcENDIARY.-A. A. Bradley, colored
man from Boston,is charged at Savannah, Ca,
with circulating through the city and country,
the following incendiary circular, causing con
siderable excitement:
& Notice ALL bad men of the city of Savan.
nah who threaten the lives of the leaders and
nominees of the Republican party, and Presi-
dents and members of the Union League of
America, if you should strike blow, the man
or men will be followed, and the house in which
he or they take shelter will be burned to the
ground Take heed Mark we'll. Membe
of the Union League rally, rally, rally for God,
life and liberty. u ii. vi mi. y "
FABRICATED, WINEs.-lf we only could
soberly realize what strange compounds we
drink, possibly we would drink with greater
moderation. The simple brand ola liquor is
no evidence of its purity, for in these days of
deception and adulteration the best articles are
tempered with. Braudes and whiskeys have
not only been adulterated, but fabricated to an
alarming extent; the greatest frauds, perhaps,
are in wines What we regard as the pure,
sparkling juice Of the grape, too often IS a
dclcterious compound, a slow but sure poison
W liic sIoHldCH houoliy, ao0oi'lu5 ~ i|eenu
revelations, is counterteited to greater extent
than any other wine-N r Herald
WASHINGTON ITEMs.-Gen Hancock yes
terday morning was visited by nearly all the
officers Of the army stationed in this city, at
his temporary headquarters.
Yesterday morning Prussian, named Ernst
r. Adelnam, or, as he was better known, ''Ru-
dolph Richter" was found dead in his room at
his residence, near the Navy yard.
The funeral Of the late Rev. Ulysses Ward
took place yesterday, and was largely attended
by the clergy of the city, and by our most
DrOminnnt citi1onu t.s.' ~. s...s.. E.@s1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-02

The "Israeite,". published in Cincinnati,
has a. long and able5article against the nomina-
lion Of Gen. Grant, mainly on the ground Of
his order promulgated during the war, exiting
all Jews found in the: Department Of the Ten,
nessee-an order which it cannot forgive nor
forget iand which it calls upon al the Israetes
TO remember t,also, calls upon the Radical
presses TO discuss this subject, and "show
cause why its provisions should ever have
been Illuminated against the Jews-or other
wise not to expect that they will kiss the hand
that smote them. ..@ ~. w..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-02
ALEXANDRIA,.
Ia THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 2.
7 TIE OFFICES IN VIRGINIA. The Richmond
Dispatch says .s@".r..4 II ..1


Dispatch says ..s":aar Il
: 4o"In the light of the recent order by General
: Scho6ed. and from all we could gather op yes
tefday from what. we: regarded as reliable
/ sources, We conclude that quite large mum
. bel. Of removals will be Immediately made, and
( Others will follow from time to time, until al
the Offices in the State pass into the hands OF
the Radicals ~
Gov Peirpoint, it is said, is at the head of
the list of those who are to retire. He seems
to have few friends, among the people Of Vir:.
oginia, is not in favor with his own party, and
must give place to General Fl. Fl. Wells, who
is confidently named as his successor"
Il a The Richmond Wing says 'sWe have rea-
son to believe that Gen. Schofeld will not carry
out the provisions of the order which we pub
lsh TO: day in regard to the removal of city and
State officers, with the precpitate haste which
many interested parties expect He will en-
qllire well into the qualifications and characters
Of those recommended, before bestowing upon
them the important trusts now within his gift.
"A grave responsibility is his, and his appoint
ments are expected to be a public exhibition of
his appreciation of it. -:
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Gold
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New YORK, April 2.-Gold to-day 49,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-10-09
ILLEGAL VOTING.

The great duty devolving upon our
Grant and Oolfsx organizations is to
prevent, by the utmost courage and
vigilance, the perpetration Of frauds
upon the ballOt-bOx. Last fall, by
means of fraudulent naturalization pa
pers thousands of illegal votes were
polled for the Democratic candidates.
We know that there are unscrupulous
men in that party who will stop at nc
means however foul to ensure the sue.
cess of their ticket. Let every move.
ment of the enemy be watched, make
out lists of voters--let careful judiciopi
men be selected in time to watch The
polls, With proper care, just and
fair expression of the peoples will car
be insured. A faN and fair vote is al
we need for the success Of Liberty and
Right
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-10-09
ELECTIONN NEAT TUESDAY.

ELECTION NEXT TUESDAY.
This paper win reach an parts Of
the county before the election next
Tuesday, and we wish to impress upon
Republicans in every Township the
necessity for thorough, earnest, untiring
work on Election Day.
Business meetings should be held in
every Township on Saturday evening,
if they have not already been held, and
the work for Tuesday laid out.
Committees should be appointed who
viii do their whole duty. AT each cleo
ton precinct there should be
1st. At least four men as Challenger;
two for the forenoon, and two for the
afternoon. These Challengers ought to
know every voter in the Township. If
they are prompt and vigilant, they viii
prevent illegal voting.
I'd. Three or four men With wagons
or carriages to bring Republican voters
from their homes to the polls. They
should especially see that every sick,
aged or infrm Republican voter is
brought out.
Sd. A Oheckman, to remain in the
room with the officers of the election,
provided with a book containing the
names Of all the Republican voters in
the Township arranged alphabetically.
His duty win bo to check the names as
fast as the votes are cast. At noon, he
can tell who have not voted, and meas
ures can then be taken to bring the
absentees to the polls.
4th. A number of Republicans
should remain at the polls after they
are closed and until the last vote is
counted.
Republicans, give the whole day to
the work. Remain at the polls. See
that the tickets are always on hand and
properly distributed. Discourage the
scratching of Republican tickets, See
that eEaEy Republican vote in your
Township is cast
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No time should be lost in projecting
an organization for securing thelattend-
auce of every Republican voter at the
polls next week, and for protecting the
ballot-box against frauds. Committees
should be promptly made up to look
after the various matters that want at
tending to on election day. We need
an ample number of canvsssers and
challengers for every voting precinct
men fitted for the work by their ac-
quaintance with voters, ready discern
ment frmness and untiriug energy.
Let the whole work of the day be care
fully provided for in season.
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COME DOWN WITH YOUR
MONEY.

Our Democratic friends around
town who appear to be so ferce to
make IS bets on DIcK1N SON are now
offered chance to show their pluck
on a larger scale. Mr.. BARNHART KLINE,
of York township, authorizes us to say
that he will bet as follows:
$500 that Gibson will be elected.
$500 that New York will go Re.
publican in November. a-tsd
r $500 that Ohio will go Republican
next Tuesday.
$500 that Pennsylvania will go Re
publican next Tuesday. ioaa t
$500 that Indiana will go Rgpubli-
can next Tuesday.
$1,000 that Grant will be elected
President.
Come down with your stamps!
VorE for WILLIAM JOINS, of Riley town
ship, for Iufirmsry Director.
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Let Republicans remember that every
gain in Democratic Congressman in
Ohio, viii be shouted over by the De
mOcFacy as evidence of popular re-
action IN favor Of sEYMoUk They are
moving heaven and earth to defeat
SOHzECk, GIBSON and ASHLEY. The
Republicans of this District must not
allow GIBsoN 20 be defeated, His
election viii secure the District for
GRANT BY 1000 majority.
YORK for WILLIAM JONEs, of Riley town
ship, for Infrmary Direetor.
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We hear that several Democrats are
proposing to vote for GRANT and CoLFAx
ia November if an equal number of
Republicans viii vote for Dickinson
next Tuesday. No man of principle
viii entertain such dastardly PROPOSE
ton for moment, and the Democrats
who make It mean to cheat Don't be
caught swapping.
VoTE for BENJAMIN F. STAckHoUsE, of
jackson township, for County Commissioner
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WANTIN C n OgTRADE
lrf rs VOTES. TEq d. -n,3f

The Democrats everywhere have
given up all hope or expectation Of
electiBg SEYMoUR and BLAIR, and many
of them are openly offering to vote for
GRksT if Republicans win vote for
Democratic Congressmen. This is the
case especially in GIBsoE's, AsHLEY's,
and SoHEEck's Districts Every Re
publican knows that GRANTS election is
certain, while that Of the Congressman
men must be worked for; hence no
votes must be thrown away
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Republicans, vote with your party !
It was the preserver of the nations
honorin the field, and is the supporter
of its honesty now. Under its cOlors
only you can rally without shame.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-10-09

Here is what FRANK BLAIR said in a
speech in St Louis;
"Finnegans I am with you, A
''vOice; Fenisns, GeneraL] I know
awhst 1 am talking about and / say
"Finnegsns. SO Whether or
9nOt you succeed in your undertaking,
@lnay you each and all remain in Ire
'4snd or elsewhere, and never again set
'feot upon these shores. You are
''wanted there, and we can get along
''without you"
Irishmen of Fremont, E. F. DIoKIE-
SON supports Fang BLAIR for Vice
President with all his might VIII you
support DIok1NsoN for Cougressl
e VOrE for BENJAMIN F. ST4cKHOpsE, Of
jackson township, fer County Commissioner
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Town elections were held last Mon
day in Connecticut, and the changes in
the political status q the Nutmeggers
are pleasant to the Republicans and
disoOursging to the Democrats. Re-
pubIicans gain every where. These
town elections show a Republican ma
jOrity Of fifteen hundred IN the State of
Connecticut, proving that it viii go
for GRANT without doubt E- s.
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If any Republican cOutemplates leav-
ing his Ward or Township, we urge
him, by all means, to defer the re-
moyal or visit until after he has voted.
One vote is precious
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-10-09
GEN. MCCLELLAN.

Little Mack" refuses to take the
stump for Seymour and Blair, or to
have anything TO do with the Democ-
raey in the campaign, The D. 7. Syn,
Independent asserts that it has as
suranceS If he takes any part in the
canvass at all, it viii be for General
GRAEE The next thing we may look
for will be that SEYMOUR himself will
vote for GRANT and CoLFAx
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FRAUDS.

Be on your guard Union men, ready
to detect and expose frauds. The De-
mocracy are preparing spurious ticket
and lying circulars to spread before the
people on the eve of election. Be on
your guard!
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Personal likes and disEkes should
have no influence upon man of prin-
ciple, when be is called upon to deposit
his vote.
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REPUBLICANS:

VoTE for BENJAMIN F, STAcKHoUsE, of
jackson township, for County Commissioner.
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WHO ID TIE AUTHOR Z

VOFE for BENJAMIE F. STAoKHoUsE, Of
Jackson township, for County Oomuissioner.
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NRnt A9pertisenteMts.
A HOME. CHEAP-Eor., :.

Ia House and Lot,-hOuse contains six rooms,
g9Qa cellar, well OF never failing water; apple trees
tEees eherr trees cuffants, Taspberriess &C. eitti-
ated on the East side Of the River on State street.
Ihls property can be bought cheap. For further
particulars and terms, call at or address the
JOURNAL OFFICE, Fremont, o.
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YOnR NEIGHRORs.

See that your neighbOr votes, if he
votes the Republican ticket.
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HOW WILL THE ELEC-
TIONS RESULT,

contest will probably have been deci-
ded. The three powerful States of
Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana hold
their State and Congressional elections,
and will poll more than one and a half
millions of votes. These States count
sixty-two votes in the Electoral--Col-
lege, and the side that carries all three
next Tuesday, win with almost sbso-
Lutte certainty elect its Presidential
ticket in November q oeG So
AS to Ohio, we feel no fears whatever.
The Republican ticket viii win by a
majority ranging between 10000 and
$4,000. Last fall it was rather less
than 5000; but everything then COM
bined to cut down the Republican vote.
The proposed amendment to the CON
stitution, to disfranchise deserters and
.enfranchise negroes, was used against
the ticket by Democrats with powerful
effect Bat now all these side issues
are out of the way, and the problem is
to ascertain how many Republicans,
who voted against their party last fall,
will return to it this fall? We predict
that in every county in the State the
Republicans will do better than they
did last year. We viii lose some men,
bers of Congress. In 1866 we elected
sixteen, and our opponents only three;
but this was done on a majority of AZ
696 in the State, If the majority does
not now exceed 10000, the Democrats
may carry five or six of the nineteen
districts.
Z. PENNSYLVANIA.
With a fair election, we are sure Of
Pennsylvania by just about Is, 900 ma
jority. Last fall the vote cast was a
light one. The Democrats were short
of their poll ipls66 by $4,000, and Che
Republicans by $4,000. A full vote
will be out on the 18th of October, and
of these reserves the Republicans viii
get two out of every three. There have
been no political changes against the
Republicans since 1855 which have
not been more than offset by gains
from their opponents, GRANT and COL
FAX are both very popular in that State,
while neither SEYMOUR nor BLAIR have
any personal strength whatever with
the people Of Pennsylvania.
q rl1tf se
.as ID INDIANA. r. sfa,.
The fercest battle is being fought
out in Indiana Never in the history
of that State have the opposing parties
put forth such strenuous efforts, But,
taking all the. chances of cheating into
account, we fsmly believe that the Re
publican majority win exceed the fair
and foul UOpperhead vote by at least
10000. If no fraudulent votes are
cast twill not be less than $4,000.
We shall certainly elect nine out Of
thirteen members Of Congress and per
haps eleven. Tie heaviest vote here
tOfOre polled in Indiana was in 1866;
but it will be much larger next week.
TO SUN UP.
Unless the election is turned into a
farce and The voice of the people over
borne by frauds unprecedented, the
Republicans willisweep Pennsylvania,
Ohio and IndiaRs next Tuesday by ad-
equate majorities. s
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THE AGED AND INFIRM.

Have you any aged and infrm Re
publican voters9 See to it that they
are brought to the polls to vote.
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VorE for BrSJAArfN F. SrAcKHOUsE, of
jackson township, for County Commissioner.
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We print below the vote in this Con-
gressiOnal District on Congressman in
1866, and on Governor in 1867. Also
the vote Of sandusky county by town
ships at the same elections. Blanks
are left for the vote on Congressman
and President at the October and No
vember elections, 1868. The table viii
be found convenient for reference:
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trt
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Lar, ~ sssamId
.u1 -r-- -d5 s-Hsi ads u 70
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Our Future Destinations. DO
ssa.- rrs---l i---a'rse -arF7o
Did you ever weigh the matter,
Within yourself, my good old friend,
Where Goods for Fall may be found better
Than ever offered In the land.
b. -stt'ros azs ,.f- -rsssf EigTiin3 al
l will teltyOu whare it'd = y ,I9Sr.i
The place Is not hr, indeed, : y 7, !, .,,a-s
The New York Store II, Bueklaud's Block,
Corner Of. Front and Stats Stfeets,,l .
We invite, in aIl,Sa0duskys county, s7a-f -
/ The Ladies and the Gents, - E73'iBss
To see our splsodid calieos p = .'',.. T, E,
At Twelve and 0ne-Half Oents.,assse .ss
! +~e - rr- aasi4 sI7ifia Tiuo sIfF
Our muslins, TOO, unsurpassed Z, -r-s9 go
For the brown or for the white,
One shilling yard is all we ask,
For fully one yard wide.
C4.1f G5inIq8 hHEitloH
Ticks and Denims, Checks and Stripes,
We have marked them all way down. .
Goods by the yard or Otherwise Il - 4, -.
For the lowest price in town. ,al-7ss ,7ss
-rt y.f. ~ er~ rs-~s--t 71s1 fl't e-'sz
In Fannel., Dress Goods, and in shawls, (
An excellent line We keep; ,.s-,- !, -
By giving US your early calls, r7rs
You can buy them very cheap. :. - Il
In Hosiery and, Fancy Goods, - - E, - a,s.si
And Gloves for Winter wear;
In Ladies' Furs, and also Hoods,
We stand unequalled there.
In fact, all Goods in the Dry Goods line.
In the New York Store they keep, - s-sT
FVOm the eOarsest TO the Gne-.ga- -
All win be offered cheap, f,-.
They also have, for Men and Boys, .-s.si -
Clothing Of the latest style;
Just 60 aud fi1d their prices cut .l.ss5
You'll say It Is worth while, ssis ,s,5f 81
In Hats and Caps, snd Ties and Socks, gl'i :
In Paper Collars By. the bex; I. y, .,.e
10 Underwear Of all description, .s7-aI-ftr
Fine and tasty goods without exception.
WoOlen Shirts and white ones, too,
or the latest fashion new and neat
Are ouly Of their stock feE f -...,. Z.
Ofwhieh they now wish to speak s
Therefore, ye adies sAd Gentlemen,
Don { tail to come IS soon as- yOu.can sq
And zee the goods now offered 50. cheap, 81
At the corner Of Front and State Streets.
All we ask is for you totTY EuHs
How cheap you can hereafter buy
Goods at the New York Dry. Goods store,
For which you'll have to pay elsewhere
~ more. es - - ...,i ...-
Our motto is aThe Ready Cash." 'r- '-''
Small Prc6ta good Goods,
And no trash.
Everything IN the store is new, salr
And all we've said you'll find quite true;
Now come along and say no more,
At once to the New York Dry GoodsstOra
Their sign is the New, York Dry Goods
and Clothing HOUSE. e.z,-And We ara. . 3 q
Very Truly, YouTs,os d
-fSe'sfEoEsE ssFW &I
HELLMAN d STRUSS.
Fremont, Ohio, October, 1868. "a
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VoTE for BENJAMIN F. SrACKHoUsE, Of
jackson township, for County Commissioner.
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vorE for WILLIAM JoEEs, of Riley town
ship, for Infrmsry Director sasas
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Look out for spurious tickets, ex-
mine carefully before voting and see
that the name Of every Republican can
didatO appears on your ticket.
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To SUN UP.
FOR REFERENCE.

VorR for RL4AN JONES of Riley town
ship, for In6rmary Director.
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OUR COUNTY TICKET

Republicans! see to it that our
County Ticket is kept abreast with the
State Ticket, See that the names Of
BEEJAMN T. STAcKHoUsE, for Commits
siOner, and WIN. JONES, for In6rmary
Director, are not scratched. Give them
a full vote.
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THE LKsT WORD.

VorE for WILLIAM JoNEs, Of Riley town.
ship, for Infrmary Director.
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VOfE for BESsANIS F. srAoKHoUsE, Of
JscksOn township, for County Commissioner.
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As a matter of fact it may be of
some interest to this community to
know that the scurrilous articles in
the Messenger on Gen. GIBsoN are pre-
pared for that paper by Judge DICKE-
SON. aa
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J RPURI0Us TICKETs.

eRoFE for BENIAuE +. sTAoKHOUsE, Of
Jackson township, for County Commissioner.
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Of YOUR
x-nr,ES r7TaVrFSs pTvTTr0n AV

Ifyou fail to vote-Ou either day, let
It not be at the State election. Your vote
for grant and GoIFAx will count more
in October than it win in November.
Your vote is needed on both occasions,
but especially, in October, iaaas qisd5
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VOrE for WILLIAM JONES, Of Riley town
seip, for Iu6rmary Director. !
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nON,T sWAp.

YoTE for WILLIAN JOINS, of Riley town
ship, for IDfrmary Director. -.
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DON'T co AWAY.

VoTE for WILLIAM JONES, of Riley town
ship, for Inirmary Director.
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YozE for BKEJAlnN T. STAoKRoUsE, Of
JacksOa township, fur County oOmmissioner.
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TO IRIsHMEN :

VOTE for WnLIAH JONES, of Riley town
ship, for Infrmary Director.
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PREPARE FOR ACT1ON

VorE for WILLIAM JOINS, of Riley town
ship, for Iufirmsry Director.
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THE WAR ON GIBSON.

4 VorE for BENJAMIN F. sT4oKHOusE, o.
jackson township, fer County Commissioner
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Personal DIsLIKEs.

sVote Of City Of Fremont included.
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When Mr., .Qolfax ,csscluded his speech
the .sudisncs atthe suggestion Of Hon. q.
SAbane, .gsveshim three times three chesrs.
Then followed the rush to the stand, every
body wishing to sbake his hand.