The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-11-06

Msrine.--scow MarteA, of Buffalo, Capt
Roach, arrived Sunday the 18th With coal
for 1illotson. Cleared Thursday the 22d
for Buffalo with lumber for West & Dana. (
Schooner H. D. Root of Fremont, Capt.
TJ Ier, arrived Thursday the 22d with shin
gle bolts for l. r. Amsden. Cleared We'd
nesday the 2sth for Buffalo with oats and
lumber
--scow Seabird of Cleveland, Capt Dease
arrived Friday the S3i, with single bolts
for Amsden Cleared Friday last for Buffa.
10, with lumber for Amsden.
Schooner Jesse of Ashtabula, Capt. Cox
arrived Thursday the 20i, light Cleared
Sunday the 25th for Buffalo, with slaves for
Dutton.
Schooner B. f. Wade, of AshtabuIa,
Capt. Beebe, arrived Sunday the 95tb, with
I25 tons coal for D. June & Go. Cleared
Tuesday the Sd for Buffalo, with wheat
Schooner John Je,Oett, of vernilIion,
Capt Lutz, arrived Sunday the 25th, light.
Cleared Wednesday the 18th for Buffalo
with wheat.
Schooner n c. WeSt, of Fremont, Capt.
Skinner, arrived Monday the 26tb, with 200
bbls water lime for Fremont Warehouse Co.
Cleared Thursday the % h for Buffalo with
oats aud lumber.
--scow YamPyre Ashtabula, Capt. Large,
arrived Tuesday the 9th, light. Cleared
Friday the 3Oth for Buffalo with lumber for
West d Dana.
Schooner j. R. Pelton, Capt. Peltou, ar
rived Thursday the 29tb, light. Cleared
Monday the I'd for Buffalo with corn.
-ScOw Rush, of BuffalO, Capt Fleet, ar
rived Monday the 2 /, light. Cleared Thurs
day the 5th for Buffalo, with lumber for West
d Dana, and with slaves.
--scow Maid Of the Mist, of Toledo, Capt
Gould, arrived Wednesday the 4th, with
lumber for Bowlus d 90. Clears for Toledo
to-day.
Jolihcaticn.-The Republican iollifca-
tion in Fremont Wednesday night was all
together and entirely bully" Without
previous consultation or arrangement, but
on an hours notice, the town blaEed with
illuminations tOrchlights, bonfres, and en-
thusissm. GRANT and CoLFAx was the
watchword? Everybody felt happy. Every
body was Republican for once, at least. It
was suggested that the jubilee better be put
of till Friday or Saturday night but the
exuberent enthusiasm would not be put of.
1t burst out spontaneously.
At early candle Lighting the iolliaca-
tion commenced and continued until late
hour. Nearly all the business blocks and
hundreds of private residences were brilliant.
ly illuminated, aud all the evening the
streets were crowded with men, women and
children in the haPpiest and jolliest frame Of
mind.
The Boys in Blue, old and young, big and
little, under command of Capt SNYDER, and
preceded by the Fremont Band, formed
grand Torchlight procession, marched
through town shouting and cheering.
A monster bOufre, on the corner of Front
and State streets, the building of which
furnished occupation and delight to all the
boys in town, attracted an immense crowd,
and a stand was erected near by from which
the speaking took place. Hon. CoopER K
WATSON, Gen. BUCKLAND and others made
short and timely speeches, which we're en-
thusisstically received.
The pressure of other duties which cannot
be neglected prevents us giving, Is we in
tended, detailed description Of the variety
and number of illuminations and transpar-
encies. After all, where the display was 80
general and SO good, it would be difficult to
partieularize. 1t Yves tip-tOp all round, and
for an imPromtu affair hard to beat.