The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-10
PnRsoNAL and PoLITIcAL.

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REyEzDy 7pHKsoN Will have the honor Of
escOrting Mts. Lincoln to Europe.
MHs. LINCOLN and Tad are going to Scot.
ITland. -
Nh. BEroHtG will resume lecturing next
winter.
JOHN MORRr'srr is going to run again for
Congress. kaG 4
TIE Vermont Republican Convention has
rs-nOminatsd ihs preseut State officers. ~
GEN.sSHknEAE thinks there is no reason
to fear hostilities froms the frontier Indians.
GEN. Jox HooKEE and wife are still So
jouruing at WstertOwn, N. Y. The General
is rapidly Improving in health.
"AsAIE" CwhiteIaw Rsid) is offered by
Horace Greeley in person an editorial place
on the New York Tribune. - ''''
HANEIPAL HAMLIS, late. Vice-P President Of
the United States, has been chosen President
of the Bangor d Piseataquis R. R. Co.
IAFAYEFTE @. BAKER; fot some years no.
toriOus as War Department detective. died
in Philadelphia yesterday morning.
LAwhExoE VAN BUREN, brother of the late
Martin Van BureB, died at KinderhOok, N.
Y, on Thursday evening. -i Ha'
The Thirteenth District Democratic Con-
Yention, held at Newark, Ohio, on Tuesday
nominated Geo. W. Morgan for Congress.
SENATOR MORTON, Of Indiana, win pass
the summerf at st. Oatharine's, Canada, for
rest and medical treatment. sd io. rFt
Gov. HAYES delivered an Oration, on the
4th of July, at the laying of the corner stone
of the Soldiers's Monument, at youngstown;
Ohio. ea1 5 ft'j ,ls-sa5s Iras
GrK. SIN RoBER+ EAfIra arrived in Lon
don Saturday morning, and 10 the ievsning
received vote Of thanks for his services in
Abyssinia from both Houses Of Parliament
The Pittsburgh Gazette says, Senator
Yates is now one of the most brilliant men
in Washington BE dOsen't drink any
more.
ADNRAL -FARRAeUT owns a handsome
property at Vallejo, Cal, the temporary ter
minus of the Central Pscifc Read, which
will make him nillionsirs.
TIE health Of Mr.. shellabarger has 50 far
improved that his friends7 hope he win be
able to run for Congress again. A celebrated
New York physician says that with proper
treatment he can be entirely cured in Six
months. 90 -rr.s ae- aas
JAMES R. HUBBELL, who deserted the Re.
publicans 10 secure Democratic nomina-
ton for Congress in the Eigth District and
failed, has just been rejected by the Senate,
the President having sought to compensate
him for his treachery by giving him the
Mission to Ecuador,
SENSATIONAL correspondent have unearthed
a secret COpPsrhead society in Meriden
Conn.,, with the fearfully Iudicrous title Of
the Knights of the Gross of St Wilkes Booth,
whose initiation oath is 'by the head of the
immortal and illustriOus Brick POmeroy.
and chant hymns il praise of Booth, Davis
and Andrew johnson.
An old army officer in New York, on tax
ing look through the hotels, said he had
not seen 50 many rebel officers since the sur
render Of Fort Donaldson. The Commercial
advertiser says there is right smart heap
Of them about town. s 'sst
The Republicans of Michigan have nomi-
mated the Hon. r. P Baldwin, of Detroit,
for Governor Morgan Bates for Lieut. Gov
ernOr, and Dwight May for Attorney. Gen.
eraI. AN the Other. State officers were re-
nominated. The majOEity for Coy. OrapO
in 1866 was nearly 10000.
HOLE-IN+rHE-DAY, the Chippewa chief
,who- was murdered in Minnesota, Saturday
last by a portion Of FLAT Mouths band Of
Pillager Sioux was the second shief Of that
name, His father was killed, while on a
drunken APFee, in ls45, by fall from Red
river cart. The son was as45yesrs of age, and
leaves son and daughter--the latter we'll
educated girl. At the time Of his death he
waRin the recelpt'Of ,an.annuity of $1,000
from the aoEsERment .1oslr1 ssa5asN
RroHARD GEASr wiHi1rFaEt,, *, e connected at one
time with the GoiiTisr and In.
guirsr, and occasional contributor to the
Galaxy; ohas. F. Briggs, Of the staff Of Put.
nEnn's honthlyi Richard h, StOddard,
whose poems and reviews appear at times in
/ the paper; Coffin, barry Gtsy,) whose pro
ductiOns were generally published in the
Home Journal, and Herman Melville, the
author Of 'Typee, t.omOO, Pierre, and the
Confidence Man, have each desk in the
Custom House, in New York. - .,-.
| THE New York Commercial Advertiser il
quite sure that there is no foundation Cor the
report that General Rosecrans has Aouped
IoyeriutO the Democratic camp. He was too
good soldier and Is toe much of a patriot
to be found in suchcOmpany 1t is true that
owing to his renewal, after the battle OF
ohickagapga, ihis PersoHsl relations with
4 General Grant are not Of the most friendly
chaFacterg bat sEis whole synpSthles are
with, the party which carried the war to /
victorious termination. & FpfthermOre, he has
identified hiHself'With that party on several
: occasions lHinee going to California, and he
Presidsdlat one Republicans gathering.
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