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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-09-18
lame during the past Ten wears .

so three weeks ago The VePPerheads
boasted that they would reduce the Re-
publican majority below the figures of
last year Two weeks ago they. were
confident that there would be no Re
publican gain One week ago they
were Offering to bet that Chamberlain
would not have $4,000 majority. The
result is a perfect Waterloo defeat
There is nothing left Of the Seymour
and Blair party in the Pine Tree
State. When Maine votes in Novem-
Der she viii add 5000 more to her
present majority. The effect Of this
splendid victory onPennsylvania and
Indian will be prodigious. We con
slider it assurance, almost beyond a
contingency, that GRANT will carry
every State that LINCOLN carried four
years ago, by even heavier majOrities
than the latter received. 'a
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SANpusKY. Sent. IL. 1863.

HERR EDITOR l ask ycu tree, four.
seven days ago already watts de matter nit
dis Congress p;zness and you not told me
somediBg pOut it all de vile but zhnnst dry
70 make de fun at me ard make de oder
vellers laugh apOut me pecsuse 1 not uuter-
stand all dis. Now dss ist aus gespielt,
Meiu Herr. My hoad crows worse ana worse,
und my schleep has all gone away pretty
mooch, and lsh not abe TO work any more
NIT de shop De pOys keep sayin to me
Ludwig, hurrah for Gipson und Lee und
ShacksOn und Nople und STANLEY uud
Deekin's son Tor de Congress r. Vat do de
poys mean when dey say dat-ch2 Who in
de Deekins is Deekin's son und Wy. does de
poy want 10 go NIT de GongyesiH Watts de
matter NIT Herr Nople-eh2 Neiehbor Won
Elsen say as te Crawford County kill Herr
NOple. Is Herr Nople dead2 Ver, he vas
goot Democrat, und not like de people vot
kill Herr Nople. Herr Nople shake Ludwig
nit de hand vonce und say : Ludwig, ven
l goes to de Congress l takes de lax off of
Jon But Herr Nopis isedeal-eIas Now
dey say vote for Deekfn' : son Won Fremont
Ay head swim roun und roun ven dey tell,
me dat. not know Deekins nor his leetle
9On. NeighbOr Won Essen not know him
und mein vrow not know him too. Deekin's
son, eh? Wy don't de old man go NIT de
GongressF Oh goes crazy init dis Congress
PIzness. De Democrats IS all tore- up /
oieeVes they rot know vat dey want, l not
go NIT 'em any moro already. Dey used to
pc goOt party for Ludwig, but deys all tore
up now /, und dey let de Crawford Rebels,
vat kill de soldiers, kill Herr Nope too und
l not like dat. l vote for Billy Gipsou, und
meln vrow und Deighbor Won Eisen do
zhoost de same way. feels spetter now und
my head not swim roun und roun any more
l understands all dis now und / votes for
Billy Gipson.
LuDwIG STETN
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Gen. aibson,s rrospeots.

a.
The Gallon, Crawford county, correspond
ent of the Columbus Journal speaks as fol-
lows
Gen. Gibson still has the inside track.
The Democracy know and feel his strength,
and see his power over the people, and hence
every lie and slauder that Satan can suggest
they are putting in circulation. But the
more they lie, the more the masses turn out
to hear him, and hearing they believe in hin. .
His power over the masses is indeed surpris-
ing. His bitterest enemies confess this. Men
aud women while listening to him forget
everything else. Sometimes his utte RANGES
are received with roars of laughter, aud then
again every face is maistened with tears
! Just what gives him this great power is hard
to define. 1t is easier felt than told, and
no one has heard him without feeling ii.
DE has an uufaltcIing fsith in truth aud the
right In whatever Cause be engages he
gives it all his powers Of soul and miBd
de has powerful voice, is good aclor, IN
derstands well the emotions Of the heart,
and knows Just hcw to re7ch the hearts of
the people. He has 10 personal enemies
all he has ore political enemies. H. person.
al popularity is uubounded. This admira-
tion Is greater as you get nearer his home.
De is The most, ,pJpElsr. man in his OwD couu-
" and asFl e7idenee Of hislpophlarity he
viii run several hundred votes ahead of his
ticket in Seneca county
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FOLLOWING The bright example of Yer
mont, Maine, on Monday last by an increased
and significant msiority, declared for Gram
and oOlfax, and the other Republican candi-
dates,
Ar Elyria, d, Iasl Tuesday, while an
imitaiOr Of BIondin was walking a rope
stretched acToss The street from the tops oI
the buildings it broke with him and he
fell 70 the ground and was dangerously in
iiured.
Tax Whalen trial has terminated in a
verdict Of guilty, and the prisoner has been
sentenced 10 be executed on the 10Th day OF
December next The aray Of evidence
against him was very strong, and there
seems to be little reason to doubt his guilt
VIZ could ill our colums for fortnight
with ten-line accounts of Republican mass
meetings, compiled from our exchanges,
from all parts Of the country. From Pas
samaquoddy Bay TO the Pacific in almost
every town, Grant and Colfax Clubs, Tanner
Clubs, Fighting Boys in Bloc Clubs &C.,
have been Organized and ara at work with
all the enthusiasm of true prtriots. So look
out for Union thunder.
oEE of Governor Seymours "frieudsp
approached a Republican who worked on
the Portsmouth Navy York and was poor
man with eight children, aud iutimated that
he might continue to word on the ward if
he would vote right" The indignant
patriot sPurred the offer and expressed his
intention of voting as he fought. He was
discharged at once. His fellow.workmen
the next day sent him barrel of Hodr, in
taken of their appreciation of his naanliuess.
WHEN the proposition to expel the colored
members Of the Georgia Legislature was
pending, H. NJ. Turner (coIored) got the
floor, and spoke with great force and eio
quence for three hours. Now said he.
4 viii make the proposition to every mem
Der Of this House that will read the Bible
ia mole languages than you can, if you viii
agree to leave this ball, or 1 will go out if
you can read il in more languages than 1 |
can" The offer was not accepted, and of
course Turner was expelled.
Monday night Of last week the propeller
which piled between Chicago
and the opposite side of Lake Michigan, left |
st. Joseph, Michigan, about 10 O'Clock hav-
ing on board thirty eight passengers, crew
of sixteen and full load Of peaches for the
Chicago msrket-S,0OO boxes and baskets of
this fruit being slowed in the hold and piled
high on deck. Soon after putting out into
the Lake the HippOcaDpus encountered a
severe storm, and the night was dark and
rainy. Nothing further was heard from her
until Thursday, when portions of her wreck
and freight were found floating near Benton
HarbOr. Since then her Captain and
number of the crew have arrived at st.
Joseph, having been taken from the wreck
by passing schooner. Twenty five persous
were drowned
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State anduS Tax,

We have heard some of those who are
disposed to find fault with the Republicans
and complain of high taxes, telling what
high taxes farmers had to pay Because
bonds'were exempted, and because Govern
ment expenses were so great. 1t may be
well to remind such persons, that farmers
don't pay any Government tax at all, as
farmers. And what is more, almost every
article mapufactuted for farmers use, is
exempt. Il is Che State tax Chat falls heavi-
ly upon farmers; and if the said farmers
want to understand why their taxes are SO
high, we will refer them to the last Legisla-
ture, in which the democracy" had a
majority, and used the power that majority
gave them, to prolong the session several
weeks more than was necessary, and increase
the cost about 100000. besides various
other extrsvagances, with which the people
are burdened. -Ashkablla Co. ,Senti,eI
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THE COUNTY FAIR.

Tho County Fair opened yesterday
and will close Saturday. The arrange
ments on the Grounds for the exhibit
tiOn are of the most complete and ex-
eellent order, and the Society has
spared no pains to make the Fair a
success. The weather has been stormy
and cold SO far during the week and
may interfere somewhat with the pro-
ceedings. Entries were being made
up to noon yesterday in the several
classes at good rate, and we may
reasonably expect great many of our
country friends to be in town the bal
of the week.
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TnRRIRLn oALAM1TY.


Earthquals in s6ath America-G Great
Cities Ehtirelg Destroyed-3o OOo
People illed
New YoRK, September ~. The Guiding
Star, from AspiRwall. briggs the EusHin1
] Telegram the following: Ou the Sd oi
August terrible earthquake visited the
cities along the coast of Peru and Ecuador,
whetehY $1,000 lives were lost, aud property
valued at three hundred millions of dollars
destroyed. A rumbling sound preceded the
earihq nake, and the sea, terribly sgitated,
flooded the land for great distance Are
quipa, city of $4,000 inhabitants, passed
s9tiifely away, scardslyy@ vfstige being Ylefs
DhlY ifeuf hundred lives were iost here.
africa, town of $4,000 inhabitants, was
also destroyed, leaving not house standing.
500 persons perished here. A tidal, wave
forty teet1high, rolled with terrific roar on
shore, carrying ships further on land than
severzbetQFRs kROYp. The limited States
storeship r edoeis vas capsized and aiI on
board los. NThe FredoDia. had ST 100000
worth of naval stores. sThe United States
steamer Wateree was carried half mile
inland and left high and dry. Only one
sailor was drowned. Owing 10 the great
distance, she never can get afloat sgain.
The Peruvian corvette America was also
carried ashore. -sThirty-three persons were
drowned from her. The American merE
chantman Rosa Rivera, the English shin
Chaneet tOr sand ths Breach BARI 3 Elwards,
wee AlSOt lost Fhe towns Of Iguivue,
.Megnega Lerumha aud Piaqua were ali
utterly destroyed. Over six hundred peF-s
ished at Ignique. The American merchants
Nearly all were totally ruined. The towns
of Igarrs, San Pablo, Atuntsqui and Imam
tad are in ruins. Where Cotscachi formerly
stood there is now lake. The populations
OF the above towns were almost entirely de-
strOyed. PamchO, Puellars and Cachiguario
were also destroyed. The dead are so
numerous that the surviving inhabitants
have been forced to fly from the stencil of
the purifying bodies. In Guayaquil the
earthquake was felt, but no damage done.
Letters from Quito, dated the 18Th ult.,
announce that earthquakes continue at in
terVals Of few hours. a.
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MAINE.

TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND. RE-
PUBLICAN MAJORITY is the
laundering response of Maine to the
Seymour and Blair reyolutionists. A
victory Of such magnitude, after such a
struggle, and with such momentous is
sues at stake, is decisive of the Presi-
dental election. The Republican gain
over the vote of last year is between
eleven and twelve Thousand the gain
over the vote in September 1864, is
between seven and eight thousand.
The following table shows the vote of
A 4.
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ANOTHER ACCOUNT.

} HAYANA, September ~ -Adyices have
been Iscsiyed here announcing thai Peru
and Ecuador have teen visited with the
most terrible earthquakes ever known. The
shocks occurred on the 18th of August, and
lasted only five minutes. In that short
time tweuty-f five thousand persons perished
and three Thousand families were made
houseless. The sea rose forty feet and swept
the coast with irresistible fury. The cities
Of Areqqipa, Iguique, Tehala and Chucha.
have been utterly destroyed. TIE loss of
property between Tacuiland and africa is
estimated at $I4, 100000. The United States
steamer skesrsaTgs vas there rendering as
sistance 10 the sufferers.
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COLORADO

A dispatch to the Chicago Tribune says:
The election iu Colorado for Delegate 10
Congress took place on the 9Th inst, and
resulted in the election of ALLEN A. Brad
FORD, the Republican Candidate, by hand
some majority. Returns from the Territory
show Republican gains.
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vhlMdghan's Corruption.

Our Washington special informs US that
Vallandigham is busily engaged in coloniz-
ing voters from other states within his dis
trict, and that his recent visit to New York
was for the purpose of obtaining money to
carry out that design. 1t is alleged that be
obtsined five thousand dollars for that pur-
pose, and that he assured Mr.. Tilden that
With that sum he could carrg his district.
Fhis Is probably fair sample Of v Yalla0dig-
hams honesty and incorruptiblity, and the
voters of his district are asked to indorse the
act.-Ledder
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ODDS and ENDS.

% LADIFs who wish t0 ASSUME the position
given tie form by the " Grecian Bend . are
informed that the eating of few eresn an.
pies, an ear of corn ami a cucumber, win
have the desired affect,
A MAN in London kept the BODY of his
dead daughter in the house seventeen davs.
until be could get up rattle. to pay the
uneral expenses.
A NAN who made an exhibition OF pet-
ormIng bears in the streets of Quebec was
recently complained Of and taken before the
courts for endangeing the lives ofrcitizens.
de took his animals into the court, and
proved to the judge that they were not dan
gerOus, as they happened to be boys dis
guised in bear skins. eaF' ,-.
AGENTLENAE in Western New Yo,t ma
lures his grape vines by burying at the
roots the carcasses of dead cats. al decided
Cat-aWba AayOr, be thinks, j. thus Impaired.
to the grapes. m -. |.
A BOY named Crofter, in Nashville. Tenn.
essee, bought a watermelon last week, and
retired to retreat to enjoy the repast. At
one fell swOop he opened the fruit, aud was
astonished to find a living snake nine inches
long, a resident inside The reptile was
yellow and belligereni; and The end of the
melon he occupied was nearly ali hollow.
A man at Rye Beach the other dsy. tried
to start balky horse recently by building a
fire under him. The horse Jay down upon
the fire and put it out This as we'll as
other Pursuasives was tried and failed utter.
~ and the man had t9 give it up.
AT a recent conAagratiUn in Buffalo, a
fireman found himself in the seventh story
OF building cut off from all means Of exit
Efforts were made to reach him by, splicing
ladders, but they all failed. just as the
roof was about to fall in, bright thought
occurred 70 him. He shouted to The pipe
man Of his steamer 10 direct the stream ii
water into the window whore he was stand
ing. ln 1t came with terrible fury, the fire.
man locked his arms around the stream and
slid down with ease ard safefyl
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Republican Mass MsstiRpsi

Republican Mass Meetings win be held at
the following times aud places in 'Sandusly
County: o
At .he wigwam in CLYDE, on Saturday
Evenings Sept I9u, tobe addressed by Gen.
CHAS. H. GROsvENOR.
At The same place, On Thursdny, Sept.
24tb, to be addressed by General NJ. B.
WALKER.
At FREMONT, on Saturday Evening,
Sept 18Th, to be addressed BY Gov. RIB.
HAYES.
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TIE CLYDE nIRPrING.

Our Clyde friends viii not fail to
give Gen, c. II. GRosvEEoR a rousing
meeting in the Wigwam Tomorrow
Saturday evening.
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As Goes Mai1.e, so Goes the
U7ejOrs!

Or, have soa heard tIre news from Mainel
Mainei Mainel
All honest and truef 'IeH
The sunrise boys are rolling the ball
For Grant the brave, and Colfax too,
And with them wen beat any man, man, man
OF The rebel clan; qo. =
And with them wen beat any man.
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d. asfr# b
Maine has echoed the voice of Vermont
NOblY, grandly, has The Pine Tree Stats
wheeled into line Her hills first greet DE
sun in his coming, aud her mountains first
reflect the sunlight of the morning aud The
sunlight of this our morning uOf victory.
Her loyal sons have rolled up majority for
Grant, Chamberlain and the Union Of from
$4,000 to q, 900. ~
y. In one year sho has doubled her Union
majority. a 81 eo
NEw YoRK, Sept 1880 P. M.-The
Chairman of the Republican State Central
Committee of Maine telegrsphs that the ma
jority in Maine will exceed twenty-five thou
sand. s rs g. -.
AUeUsrA, Sept. I4-9 p. m.-As nearly as
1 can now estimate the total vote will sho9e
$4,000 for Chamberlain, ard So 900 for
Pillsbury, or $4,000 majority.
sia.aa j. q. BLAINE.
BOsroS, Sept, l5.-Mr.. Blaine, chairman
Of the Maine Republican State Convention,
telegraphed from Augusta: We have carried
every Congressional district even where
the vote is the closest, BY over $500. We
have carried every county, regsiuiDg the
three that were carried by the Depoerats
last year. We have elected every Senator
and seven-eighths Of the House of Represen-
tatiyes, and have rolled up a popular ma
iority for Governor Chamberlain of 20 900.
NEw YORK, Sep: I6.-The latest dispatch
es from Maine, covering reports from over
three hundred towns, Indicate a Republics1
majority Of nearly %, 600. Radical gain
about 1I,000. The vote was the IaTgest
ever cast, being one hundred and thirty
three thousand. ....
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-09-18

A TRIAL will convince the most skeptical
that White Pine Compound is an excellent
remedy for Colds, Coughs, Weak Lungs, and
Kidney Complaints. Many have had occa-
sion TO rejoice in its healing properties.
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8 aIaIEETING sAruRpAY EvENrke.

8 MEETING SATURDAY EVENING.
Bear in mind that Gov. HAYES will
address the people of Fremont on Sat
urday evening, 10th, (to-morrow eve
ningl in Birchard Hall.
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"A * II ..
ALL STYLES AND SHAPES
GET YOURS FOE NOTHING.

Amy one who sends Us order for Five tj) Axes.
az one dollar and halfeach, with the cash, will re-
celye One Extra, for Nothing.
. we NIL put Our Axe alonSiilL Of any other1Aale
and prove II the best finished illld tIe ls1sst teI
measuring two and a half inches,
We have made Axes for TWeuty-two vears and
won't yield the palm in shape to any manuflct1lrer
and yet confess tlSt Sucker Of illinois," called
Colburn, beat US in his patent shape The circular
duce twice as much effect
This C,,t i 1il,n ti,n r..11-
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The Georgia Senate is following the ex-
ample of the House in expellng the negro
members. % Saturday Campbell and
Wallace, two Of the dsrk-skinned Senators,
we're ruled out by a vote of foriy-one TO
twenty -four. A protest from them was re-
eeiVed and entered on the journal,
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What's the Matter NIT dis Congress
Pizness?

The Sandusky Register has Teutonic
correspondent who is in a befuddled state
over the Democratic nominations for Con
grssa IN this District. = The following is. his,
latest couimuniicst ion.
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NOTICE. hereby notify all per.
4 sons not to trust or credit my wife. Francis.
on my account, as will in no manner be resrgnsi-
Die for any debts contracted by her
BRADLEY TUTTLE,
Clyde, o., Sept Il, 1865. $40
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Our Oommissions to ACCENTS

SS@A SS4A44aAo0A0GS W ARGaGS
Exceed those OF every other establishment OF the
kind,-prOOf Of this can be found in comparing our
premlulns with those OF Others tor clubs OF the anne
SIZE IN addition to which we claim to give better
goods OF the same character.
30 We will send to Agents free Of charge. -5z
For a Club Of 80 and Three Dollars doz. ,,oo,l
linen Shirt Fronts set solid Geld studs. an (Vo
Cashmere for Pants; fine white Counterpaue Itra,s
slzei elegant BalnOral Skirt; 20 ydrus brown or
0leached eheeting, good -qurhty, yard wide ele-
CANT 100 Picture MorrocO-bOund Photo Album;
double lens StereoseOpe and u Foreign Views; 1
silver plated engraved bottle Castor elegant Six
Fan, with Ivory or Scandal Wood Frame ieathered
edge and spangled; Steel Carving Knife and Forg
best quality, ivory balanced handle; / haudsonn
beaded anu lined ParasOl 20 yards good Print.
very nne DaInask Table Cover pr. best 0uaIit-
Ladies serge Congress boots; | dog fine Linen
Towels; q dOz Rogers best ailver Dessert FOrks.
Ladies' large, real mpTOco, Travelling Bag; flncy
dress pattern; dOz silver plated engraved NanIi1
Rings; dOz Ladies' fne AIeT1no or 'oTton etoer,
Gents heavy chased solid Gold Ring; l pr LADIES'
nigh cut BalmOral Boots; l elegant Delalne Dress
Pattern; Violin and Bow, in box complete; set
Jewelry, pin, ear drops, and sleeve buttons
For Club of 50 and Five Dollars-l black or coI-
Ored Alapacea Dress Pattern; set Lace Curtains.
pr all Wool Blankets engraved silver plated MI
tie Revolving Castor; l beautiful WTifIng Tsst 4
solid gold Scarf Pin; 6yds very fine Cassimerf 3o
Pants and Vest; set ivory balanced handle Knives
with SILVER plated Forks elegant satin Parasol,
heavily beaded and lined with slk; DR. gents CaIf
Boots; 80 yds good Print; 80 yds good brown or
bleached sneetlng, yard wide, or 40 yds q yd wide
good quality; LADIES' elegant M0rrOco Trayeiina,
Dag square Wool Shawl plain Norwich P0rIif1
Dress Pattern Z yds double with cloth for ladies
CLOAK; elegant engraved silver plated Tea Pot; vs
double width WAFER proof clolh for cloaking
For Club of 100 and Ten DoIlars-I rich Aro,;,,.
or Ihibet Dress pattern; Pr 5aa Damask Tabio
Cloths and Napkins tQ matcl pr gents French CIf
Boots heavy; silver engraved ice Pitcher VEN
hne all Wool cloth for LADIES' cloak. web - 10y
quality brown or bleached Sheeting X Va 9ese S
Cassinere for suit; elegant Popn dress 1s4t INT
elegant English Bersge ShaWE set ivory faIsi
handle Knives and Forks; ladies or gents s
hunting case Watch; Bartlett Hand P53,t1JI
Sewing Maehine splendid Family Bible Steel o-
Cravings, with record and photograph pa1s .0Ii ~
good Marsellles Qullt p yus good Hemp S,p ~ palI
good eolors; good barrel Revolver. ISeIS
nun and cape \ single barrel Shot C,, . llt
% Passq 5ota s1grayed O SOttsd ReyQyns CoT Tst eg
set iFog balanced Knives and Forks. - ''''''
Presents for larger clubs increase in the same 4
ratio. ~ 9'piS
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reFrrfF9 wGokL.t
THE SUCCESS
Of Our One Dollar has caused such
A COMPLETE
REVOLUTION
IN TRADE,
One Dollar for Each Article.

10 The best Of Boston and New York references
gwen as to the reliability OF house. and that our
business Is conducted in the tTest and most el It'll
mate manner possible, and that We give greater
value Tor the money than can be obtained in any
other way. -
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THERE was au all-day Republican moet-
ing at Rusbville, Ind, on the 7th. Eighteen
wagons, one drawn BY 40 horses were in
procession. The music was furnished by
eight bands. A compunyOf Of Fighting Boys
in Blue were on horseback; each Boy accom-
panied by lady. This county viii give