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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-17
BRUNDAGR.

We notice in the Washington dis
patches that the President has sent to
the Senate, among other nominations,
that Of Benjamin FL Brundage to be
register of the land office at Visalia
California. This man Btpndage is not
unknown in these parts, and the Senate
should be Informed of his status be-
fore confirming his appointment. Durf
ing the war, and at the time oftasdraa,,
there lived hereAand lives here still4
poor washer woman, who had a son
old enough to be drafted, but who was
not subject to drat-he being the only
son. Brundage was here in the Cbusis
ness Of procdring exemptions from the
draft for consideration. knowing
that the boy in question was not sub
ject to draft, and would be declared ex-
empt if drafted, he generously agreed
to procure his exemption for $500. The
mother and son, by selling little house
they had managed to buy, raised the
money and paid it to Brundage. In
due time the boy was examined by the
proper authorities and declared exempt.
This without the knowledge or pro-
curance of Brundage. Acting on the
advice of friends, the mother had a
warrant issued for Brundsge's arrest
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doctor or an apotheeary can be had in
time, those who take charge of the suf-
ferershoVid know how 10 act :gfor they
may save his hfe. For their infoIm&
|tio1the followl ng treatment e suggest
FED ;s1lhey should understand that there
are two morbid conditions resulting
from excessive heat. These differ some
what n -theirsymptoms, and require q
somewhat different treatment. The
first of these occur during hot weather,
after undue exert.on on the part of the
FIersonTthns affected. The manis faint,
fefhapsluhsbletofnove, though he can
generally be reused; he has a feeble
pulse and cool and moist skin. Here
there is simply Jsloss Of nervous power,
and relief IS promptly Afforded by re
moving him to-a cool and shady place,
applying cold water or ice to the head,
and administering iced brandy and
water, iced wine and water, or other
stimulant. In the other and more fatal
form of this affection, different set of
symptoms show themselves. Here the
patient suddenly falls to the ground,
completely unconscious, his skin is pun
gently hot and dry, his breathing hur-
ried, convulsions are not uncommon,
and, if proper treatment be 6ot prompt
ly resorted to, death soon takes place.
In this case, also, the patient should be
promptly removed to a shady and cool
spot, perfectly private, SO that the crowd
may be kept off without fail. His
should be stripped-off and his
wheh ody.should be ribbed with ice
from head to foot, and pieces Of ice
should fbe keRt, ,qPdsFz zthe arm pits:
This should Be Steadily persevered
with until the patient is restored or un-
til it is plain that the case is beyond re-
covery. This treatment has been found
ta-he 50 se-empeatly successful BY one Of
our best physicians, that he feels jnsti-
fed,in saying, from his own knowledge
and observation, that if applied prompt
lp recovery is almost certain.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-17

% THE rebel soldiers in the N. Y. Con
vention nominated Blair for Vice Presi-
dent Gen. Ewing, jr; was the choice
of the soldiers Convention, but he was
put aside without mercy. Ex-rebel
Gen. Preston, of Kentucky, proposed
the name of Blair Gas the choice of the
sFsbel soldiers" Wade Hampton, Of
South, Carolina and N. B. Forrest, Of
Tennessee, seconded It, and all the other
Southern delegates ratified it with yell
of delight Blair's letter proved to them
that he was rebel at heart. How
many votes win Blair get from the boys
bt,,o On go -g'r- ~ sH i'
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'1'ol 'H'.F County Executive Committee.
rae pRmoCRATIC Non1INATIoNs

THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS
The Democratic nominations are
everywhere sgreesbly received by Re.
publicans-we may say, almost with
enthusiasm. But Democrats are in
doleful dumps Not cheer has yet
given assurance. of reaction among the
Democracy from he,frst depressing eff
feet Seymour and gold-payment of
bonds was bad enough, after all the
fondly cherished hopes for Pendleton
and an unlimited issue of greenbacks.
That disappointment might have been
got over in time; but to have Blair
thrust upon them after all this, was too
much for poor human nature, in hot
weather.
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REHoratio seymour. but a feW nnin.

RHoratio Seymour, but few min
utes before his nomination by the Dem
acratic Convention, told that .ConFeu-
ton that he could not be their candi-
date; that he "could not receive the
nomination without placing himself and
the Democratic party in false position .
that upon question Of honor he must
stand upon his own convictions against
the world;" that "honor forbade his ac-
cepting a nomination by that Conven-
tom" and that he 'should feel a dis
honored man" if he went back of his
word. Can be accept the nomination
without moral perjury!
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-17

.isr WILL not the Democratic leaders OBJ
llge che public with a life of Horatio
Seymour, then candidate for the Pesi-
deney, with his speeches, complete, upon
various occasions sueh a document
would, we suspect, attract good deal
of attention. If the Democrats do not
furnish, it perhaps the Republicans
will do so. ...4 =. ..-,.r. al. .i+..-. ---
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-17


The STORY OF. DREAM-They turn
ed dream to a good purpose dow n in
Salem, Columbiana county, Ohio. The
Episcopalians there had no church edi-
fee, and could not see their way out to
provide one. 0Beof their number went
to sleep, whether during chuFchasetyice
or not does not appear, and in a dream
he saw a certain school house, moved
by the church members to certain lot
and made into a church. He told the
dream to the vestry, they acted upon
it, purchased the house, secured the lot
lust in the nick Of timeLfora an hours
delay and the lot would have been BE-
yond their reaeh+moyef the hoRse5
meeting and overcoming an obstruction
at the corner of the street Just as the
dreamer saw in the land of Nod, and
now they have church edifce NOT
built from such stuff as dreams are
made of, nor baseless as the fabric of a
vision. H ~rca IS l.r '.-
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-17

TIE Democracy expressed great dis
appointment at what they called want
Of enthusiasts for Gen. Grant since his
q nomination They complained that his
candidacy evoked no response from the
people, We would jSst ask where the
e1senthusiasm ccmesin over the Democra-
1sstic ,nomfnatenl We csn'fsee it: The
Republicans. thought it useless to get
-, up excitement while there was nothing
slsto fight, Htstrains . man powerfully to
aglAeV ashothiBg, They were waiting
h7 for an opposing candidate. Now that
an you have Eotted out your nag and en-
~ tered him on, thelcourse, gentlemen, we
e es5prOmise you the 'dastest old race you
.'si ever saw IN your lives. isdi .3'7r-
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
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3, The Pendleton escort wore a sprg Of
: green in their buttOn-holes when they
2went TO New York. They wore Grape
on their return. = ao
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-17

RE The Pendleton escort, now styled
the Funeral Escort returned to Cincin-
natl in discouraged driblets, with Grape
ontheir hats and bottles reversed.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-17

Soc A CORRESPONDENT of the Sandusky
Register suggests Mr.. A. C. YAKTIEE,
of that place, as a Republican candidate
for Congress. sa
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-17

5'1 Mr., Seward, the other day, in
speaking Of the ! New York, nominations, IN
said SeymeuF3lslwayE had the faculty
of runnipgbehind his ticket. sfls5e
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-17
WThe Republican party is n,

The Republican party is now
rid Of the Blair family forever, For
THIS We owe . debt of gratitude to our
Democratic friends, IF they would
like any more rubbish We have few
more Of the same sort. per s
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-17
leveF ~ in your i've. 3 Z

~ s7BorH Houses of Congress have passed
4 bin excluding from the electoral col
.5lege, at the coming Presidential eleqo
ion, al rebel States which aWere not
-s represented in Congress March 4th,
q 1868. The reason for thissis obvious.
% Congress is about to adjourn, and will
not again assemble until after the Pres
> idential election, Ii is therefore neces-
ID szfy that they establish some rule by
'ea which the Teconstructed States may
know whether they are to o participate in
. the election or not, Thuslfar only two
II or three, Oft fthese States have been ae-
tually admitted to representation; the
! others yet have certain conditions to
comply with before taking place in
sa CONGRESS. Congress therefore adopts
a uniform rule for all, and admits to
participation in the general election
only such reconstructed States as we're
represented in Congress March 4th,
1868. This will be peculiarly satisfae-
- tory to the Democrats who claim that
the South has been Radicalized for the
the purpose of alecting Grant, and that
the freedmen are illegally enfranchised.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-17
For Sale.

A NICE HOME and ousscge offszz1, with frrlf
a trees and -auildlnEs, in the city OF Frenr1f
very chsap sra long tt-aefcT Payments; also ab5uJ
4 Of an scre On HatsFs-rest, IL Fremont, saitahIa
orsuy manufacturing establishment, ana near n .
uglness portion Of town. Enquire Of D, I. JUNE :
Fremont, r Janla, ,lsaT-3tf
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- =
RaiI iiOaos.
Cincinnati, ,SandusEy& Cleveland
RAIL ROAD.
Is ....s.Es@ssEF
Olosg Connections are made

AtSaBduslSy, win TraiEsl OF Northern Divis-
ion) Lake shore K. r Line and during the season
cfnsvigatiou,l with Lake Steamers for the Islands
and Detroit y SD
a. Clyde, With Trains Of Southern Di7iaouY
Lake Shore r Z. Line. ~
Al Carey, with EiRdlAT BrsEeh Trains.
AtFOFesI, with Trains cf fPittshurg, For. warns
and Chicago Hallway.
At BelIefoHJaine, With Trans OF the Bslsl
ioDtaine tCrestline SlntisnspolisJ Railway 2.
Al UTbanR, with Trains Of the Columbus { In
dianapoiis Ceh,ri RaiiEay.
AtSpTingfeid. with London Branch trains. 2
At London, With Trains Of the Colunasas 4
Xenia- Railrpsd.
At Dayton, with Trains Of the Dayton ,,r
Western Rail Road.
At Cincinnati, With Through Express Trains IA
and rom Louisville Indianapolis, ST Louis Cairc.
Memphis and SOUTH Kentucky Central K r and .
Ohio River Nail Boat.
This Line has been NEWLY EOTIIPPFn ,-i,b 81
perfOr Aod=rn Day Coaches, Smoking c. -15-
Night Sleeping Cars, Unsurpassed IL comfort a55
style. -
TRAINS Run THR0UGH 70 and from Cincinnati
without ansfer Of Psssen gers or Baggage Al avto
thus ensuIing comfort aud adding greatly TO ths.
Rlsasr1e tf the trip between the Lake and the Ohs
River.
Through Tickets sold and Baggage Checks given to-
Priclpal cities reached By this kOad and its Connect
ing lines. 5. .. WILLIAMS, suuit-
r q. GOODMAN, Gent Ticket Agent. ~ -. .
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-17

s 'lnEEE were forty-four deaths from
sun stroke in New York on Tuesday
2 last fsia ah ot
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-17

"a EWhy is the Blair family like the
small poxl Because every party must
have IL once. =If,f .sorgeH b1s gew +.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-17
RHPUBh1oAN COUNTY coNvHN-
TION

A Mass Convention Of the Republican voters Of
sandusky county, viii be held at the Republican
Club Room in Fremont, on
Saturday, JuIY 26th, 1865,
at one O'clock in the afternoon, for the purpose Of
seseting twenty-three Delegates to attend the Re
spnblican Congressional Convention of the Ninth
District at Clyde, on the sOth Of July and for the
transaction Of other important business.
full attendance Of Republicans from each Town
Ebip in the county is urgently requested. ~ q
sinaftp -.f 7t j. H. GREENE,
W. B. SHELDON.
H. ". BUCKLAND.
I'D .f.. D. Belts.
n. CHANCE,
County Executive Committee.
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Toledo, W25ash& Western R.W,.
DoAD NoTIoE.-Nolice s -

Quad ROIlCE.-NOtice is hereby
IL given that petition VII be presented 10 the
County Commissioners of Sandusky county, Cilia
at their next regular session, september 7th 1865
asking Tor the establishment Of a Road along fhe
following described route, to-wit:- Beginning at a
point the dividing line between Madison and
WOOdyllie townships, where the same Is inenected
by the section line kOad running North and south
on the west line of section twelve l IN said Town
ships, and running thence On and along the div;5
ing line between said townships to the Road running
North and South on the dividing line betyvee1
Washington, Madison and NoOdyllle TOWNSHIPS
SandUsky County, Ohio, june p, 1858. : ~
26-29pd FREDERICK Wasting
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Ew Grsntand Colfax-seymoui and
Blair; choose between them. Repub-
Icans can afford to submit the case TO
the great jury without argument
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-17

EFHoR about Horatio's /" heredit-
.iarl ,ary : aiinsanityy" Have, the Democrats
nominated a possible lpnatiel r.;s
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-17

Z aRFFhe seEerest,cut of all was Sew
ards remark ?" Poor Ghasel'a Poor
Ttb.sota -rFo7j' l'syhrTd THoi EEgl
IL I' : ral .tGcio ta so5a re5
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HThrough ticket to Salt river
the Democratic ticket! idyir sai
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+. + =. FREHgSF, MOST, July y, 1853
% TIE BLADE. Toledo: =. -

Congratulations received and heartily
reciprocated. Fremont will do her
level best for the new Railroad With
the additional facility Cor getting late
news, afforded by7the new Telegraph
line, the Blade is expected to besharper
than ever. Yoqrs,,s ,Isgs,d -
s.rfag .I II JOURNAL OFFICE.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-17

'-a The Columbus Statesman briefly
notices the nominations, and says it is
{. G too weary tonight to say j more" i
viii be more weary Of the nominations
before November 20 .0.if fia;iF!
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-17

and the marshal in executing 1he writ
peruIictedTEhe pYisoper, on his arOle of
hond and on Z ssuranpe d friends
that se wsald not ettegPt to eScspe,
to go to another part of town to see his
friends. That was the last seen of him
By the marshal or any one else in Fre-
mont. iHe6kedaddIed, and now turns
up as an applicant for a=iucratixs Office
in California. We call the attentiO, Of
the Ohio Senators to this csse and as
sure them that the facts are as we have
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-17

p E It is stated that there was q
struggle at New NJ. 7 I ork aa among the dele
gates to the Convention, as to who
should have the honor of sleeping with
Jos-Wilhams, the niger delegate from
TeHnessee. nfH@9 Iodf' ss'''s's'iAsi o.
5ms7 is@lIIo. ho; hO! iClar Dc way :,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-17
TIE BEST VENTILATED AND MOST LuxURt6ts
SLEEPING COACHES

- IN TIE World n
accompany all night trains on this railway.
Baggage checked through, and fare always a. low
Us by any other Route.
- Ask tOr Tickets via Enc Railway, which ear.3
be obtained at all Principal Ticket Ofices in the
lHesI and South West.
II. RIDDLE, WM. R.RARR,
Gen1 sup't Gen1 Psss-A
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= Rg Did the /" blOated bondholders'
take undue advantage Of the strapped
condition Of any of the Western dele
gates and buy them up for 7seymOurG
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-17

m An original GOppsrhesd and a
renegade Radical do not constitute a
winning ticket in 1868. Among all
the Northern men who opposed tie
war; hindeFed the success Of our arms,
and gave aid and comfort to the rebel
lion, Hogatio Seymour was first and
foremost Herwss worse than-V Vallan-
dighsm or Pendietonifor he had the
venom Of both and more ability than
either -.,..l la', .a,,. .'o. "'C''74 =. .,. '
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ooNaRHssIoNAL coNvnNTEoN
hur1day, July 80, 1865, :


The Republican voters Of the Ninth Cor .sression-
LDistrics Of Ohio, win send delsgates to Clyde,
sendusky county, on afs
gr Thurday, July 80, 1868.
at Il O'Clock A. NJ Of said day, to -iominate can
didate for Congress at the coming election. ai.-
The basis of representation sfn be one vote for
every one hunere votes cast tor Governor Hayes at
the last October election, and one vote for every
raetion Of ffty and over us- sa 8fEd
The different counties composing the District viii
bsentitlsd 30 vote in the Convention as follows;
rs sreFtord County y.---,...--.....--......-l9 d
Inc ...-.....s..-...-..-....2
huron ..t.....-.....s...s.--..S7 2
p s&Aa,lu- a. ..'....,'-'.s.-..
sanduSky -.......................2 .23 -t
- eoneca is - ..s.s... ....-ss27.r
The Republicsnsof d the District are requested to
meet at their usual places Of holding elections in
their several townships and wards, on
a. Saturday, July 25th, 1868,
unless otherwise instructed by their County Execu-
tive Committee, and elect delegates to attend said
Convention. ag G.jerser
~er fqrstf G. x WATSON, Seneca Co,
j. L. GREENE, Sandusky Co.,
8rf F5fsfft PEE FRANK S4wXER, Huron Co..
.sT . w. +. STONE, Erie Co.,
f-1iL W c. 1.ENERT, Crawford Co,
fs4n dsns ~ r. j.. WARRANER, Ottawa Co.,
-ra,l District Congressional Committee
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-17

"A beritdtie@ [Ttlelo !. 1HalIls=siOiliso
Hair Remover; it is rapididly becoming
known and widely and deservedly popular.
1t is apparently nothing in itself but an
,agreesbly periumed and pleasant haiTr dres-
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curative properties for loss of hair; and after
using it short time, gray hair is restored
to hslnatural eOlor{ II any of our readers
doubtit, let them try single bottle Of the
"Renewer," and they viii add their testi-
monial to the truth Of what we say.-"Sea-
tinel" Boston
8fakWl7Eair NSsEzL5s. NSos Il LANss.rss b. Ap-
pletou & Co., N. Y, have issued the fol-
numbers of the Waverly Novels: -.
Bride of 'Lsmuermoor; the Black Dwarf,
a Legend of Montrose; Old Mortality; Rob
Roy; Antiquary; Guy Mannsring; Kenil-
worth; KdnHOG WayerH. 40
These books are the Arst Of the series Of
the cheap edition of the Waverly Novels
publishing by Appleton. They are printed
on good paper, in clear type, paper covers,
ssnd sold for q ceats apiece; or, the whOls
set for sc 90. -
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-17

A CHEAP ICEl PIToHEH The following
simple method of keeping ice water for a
-longrtims ia. common pitcher, is recon-
1nended By an exeha1ge: Place between
two sheets of paper newspaper will answer,
thick brown is better) layer of cotton bat.
ting about half an inch in thickness, iasten
the ends Of the paper and batting together,
forming a circle, then ssW or paste a grown
over one end, tnsking'a Box the shape Of
stovepipe hat minus the rim. Place this
over anOrdiDary pitcher filed with ice water,
making it deep enough to rest on the table,
so as to exclude the air, and the reader will
be astonished at the length of time his ice
viii keen aud lhe water remain cold sftsr
thsies RslieaE q AAskAzA
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-17

ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TELEGRAPH.
This line was completed to Toledo
Wednesday last, when the following
cOugratulatOry dispatches were the first
to pass oyerthe wires between Fremont
and Toledo: a2riTrs 29.d7sh eid -
ae5 - ro TotEB0, July Is, 1868,
To Journal orF1cE, Fremont: g
The Blade congratulates Fremont up
on the opening of the new Telegraph
line. May a new Rail Road soon follow.
Yours, sr BLADE 0FFICE. 70
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Only one tram East on Sunday, leaving BufFalo at
2'S5 r 81 and reaching New York at $50 A NJ
Boston and Rev England Passengers with their
Baggage, are transferred free OF charge in New York
~ To pleasure travellers the line of the Erie
Railway presents MANY objects Of interest passinq
through the beautiful valleys 81 the Chemup, sIl--
quehanna, Delaware and kamaPO rivers, an ever
changing panorama Of natures beauties commands
attention.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-17

Es The Democracy are much in the
condition ofiths fellow who was running
away from the battle of Gettysburg.
Stop" said an officer to him "stOp,
and 60 back to your company"
"stopI thunder replied the fright
eued man, Il can't stop. Pm demOra-
lized. Ny mind is all tore up" And
on he went,
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FRANK r: BE6IR,

The following Is the ieiter written by
Frank P. Bhig th9 democratic candi-
date for Vice PEesidAnt, few days be-
fore the assembling q the N. Y. Con-
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A TTACHMBNT -N0DECE.-JohH
"A HoUsmau against John v Hoasmau- Be
fore n. H. Beuisburg, j. z. Of Jackson township.
SaudIlsky 7c0uhty, O-On. the 3Oth day OF May, a
ID 1865, said Justice issued an order Of attachnles
IN the above action fOr thesuI Of $50 q 3
Winters Station, May 50, 1853
25-27, . JOHN HOUSIIAN.
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gr9EDide Belmont settle the hotel
bins of any Of the gentlemen who
swore TO stick by Pendleton and green
backs frs, last, and all the time, but
who finally surrendered to Seymour
and the bondholdersir o1'"na.~os
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-17

/ AT Decatur, Illinois, on the 29tb
ultimo, during shower, a Miss Aiken
was struck by lightning over the right
eye while sitting on the stair steps in
front Of her fathers house, and stunned
for a short time. After striking her
the electricity ran down her face and
neck and passed off her shoulder. She
had a common sewing-machine needle
in her hand at the time, which is sup
peaed to have ATTRACTED the lightning.