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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-24
THE TWO PROGRAMMES,
Peace and WAR.

From Gen. Grants letter From Gen. Blair's letter
of acceptance. seeking the nOmina-
eff elected to the Of tom
flee of President of the "There is but one way
United States it will be TO restore the Govern
my endeaver to admins ment and the Constitu-
ter ALL THE LAWS in good tiOn and that is for the
faith with economy, and President-elect to declare
with the view of giving the reconstruction acts
PEACE, QUIET AND PRO- null and void, compel the
TEoTIoN EVERYWHERE. army to undo its usurpa-
In times like tile present tions at the South, DIS
it is impossible or at least PERsE THE CARPET-BAG
eIninently improper to STATE GOVERNMENTS, al
lay down pRicy to be low the white people to
adhered to, right or reorganize their own gov
wrong, through an adj erqments, and elect SEN
ninistration Of four years ators and Representa-
New political issues, not tives. The House of Re
foreseen are constantly presentatives will contain
arising; the views of the u majority of Democrats
public on old ones are from the North, and
constantly changing, and they Will admit the Re
a purely administrative representatives. elected by
officer should always be the white people of the
left free TO EXECUTE THE South; and with the CO.
WILL OF THE PEOPLE. operation of the Presi-
always have respected dent, it will not be diff
that viii and always cult to COMPEL THE SEN
shall. PEACE AND UNI ATE To SUBMIT once more
yERsAL pRosREHIfY-its TO the obligations Of the
sequence-with economy Constitution.
of administration, will We must have a Presi-
tighten the burden of dent who will execute the
taxation, while it con- viii of the people, by
stantly reduces the Ma tramphng into dust the
tional Debt. LET Us usurpations of Congress
HAVE PEACE. known as the reconstruc-
with great respect, Ition acts.
your obedient servant, 20 FRANK P, BLAIR"
so. s. GRANT"
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TIE Fourteenth amendment has now
become a part Of the Constitution of
the United States, notwithstanding the
action Of the Copperhead legislatures
of Ohio and New Jersey.
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CRoPs The harvesting of wheat in this
section has been nearly if not quite compile
ted, and the yield Of this cereal has not been
urpassed for several years. The weather
has been all that could have been desired for
securing the crop, and our farming popula-
ton may well rejoice over the fruit Of theil
labor, .-l r-sfa .-
Corn, owing to the protracted warm wealth
er, has come forward splendidly, notwith.
standing the late date at which It was mostly
planted. Timely rain viii insure a good
crop.
Potatoes, we believe, are already suffering
for rain, unless We should get it sool We feal
for the yield ld.-Horvalk Reflector.
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The anagram of the words ''Vote to
HoratiO Seymour" is "FOr you to have
more riots" The one contains the 9th
er exactly; nothing more or less.
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PUBLICATIONS.

&" TIE HEART OF MID LOTHIAN. This il
the tenth volume of the cheap snd<Popula
edition of the wayerly Novels, now beipe
published BY D. tAppletDn 8 CO.. N. y
Price, 25 censs, q IS u
THE GALAxY.-The GALAXY begins to as
supe the thick settedness of healthy middle
age, which shows that it has safely outgroWn
the maladies so often fatal to new literary
enterprises of its kind, and therefore fairly
entitled to take prominent rank in the galaxy
iof established periodicals. The number for
August islonl our table with the following
list of contents:
l. Kit Grale, story Of True Love in
two parts part first; with an illustration. By
Sol Eytinge ~ 'Si5i'' I. =
II. A journey through Mongolia.
Ill, A Ghost ina State, Room. 80
| ". Feast. LII. Z.
V. A Few Words about the Nerves.
VI. A Tropical Morning at Sea.
VII. Saved by bullet, by James Frank
lin Fits who has written some of the most
graphic sketches Of individual experiences II
the war and episodes in army life yet pub
lshed.
VIII. Adam and Eve.
TX. Literary Transfer Work.
Y Beechdale, continued, By Marion
HHland with an ilIussatipn BY Winslow
Homer.
II. Words and their Uses, another Of
Richard Grant Whites articles.
XII. Two Artists of COmedy-Msggie
Mitchell and May Cannon. =.
Then follows The Galaxy Miscel' any
comprising short papers on q great number
Of % 90 siSc: -iosvli & Almost complete nags.
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1t gives US pleasure to state that the
U. s. Senate has rejected the nOmina-
ton of Brundage as Register of the
land Office at Visalia, California.
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POPULATION QF CLEyELAED.-The
Directory for 1858, contains 2s,492
names. Reckoning four persons to each
name, the total population of Cleveland
is about S,e6s.
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A Coon GERMAN PAP.

NAON0 ~ AAsSA<aH + Al L A-O W
iowa Union says:
"The Sandusky Herald, German
paper, published at Sandusky City, by
Messrs, Forester & Neuert, is very
readable paper. 1t is an eight PACED
quarto sheet we'll executed and we'll con-
Quoted. Its terms are only tive dollars
year. The Germans, both Of Erie
and ottowa counties, should patroniae
it literally. J"
We heartily approve the above, and
urge the German Republicans Of the
Ninth District to give the Herald a
generous support. We need its aid n
the coming campaign in this District,
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Saturday, July 25th, 1868,
nless otherwise instructed by their County Execu
i've Committed, and elect delegates to attend sait
REPUBLICAN, COUNTY coNvEN.
.F rs TTON

REPUBLICAN, COUNTY CONVHN-
~ dsz f TIoN. .e
A Mas Convention Of the Republican voters Of
sandusly county, VIII Be held at the Republican
Club Room, in Fremont, on
saturday, July 25th, 1865,
at one o'clock in the afternoon, for the purpose of
selecting twenty DelegRtest to attend the Re
publican Congressional Convention Of the Ninth
District at Clyde, on the 3Oth Of July, and for the
transaction Of other important business.
AhlH attendance of Republicans from each Town
ship in the county is urgently requested
J. h. GREENE,
W B. SHELDON.
Il. W BUcKLAND.
t d. Belts.
N. CHANCE,
rE 'sn County Executive Committee.
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Published by Sheldon & Co., New York
81 hO PersyeaF. EEBsa!


PUTNAMs MONTHLY MAGAzINE.-The
August number of Pttadin with the North
ern Monthly incorporated) has been re-
ceiyed, Its list of contents is as follows {:
THE Homburg Gambling House, Is an
entertaining description of certain gambling
establishments in Europe. "Private Bo-
hemias," pleasant gossip Of the worthless
streaks in human nature, particularly the
human nature of geuiuses. aBits,"a me.
lange, comprising Fashions, The Omnibus,
The Electric Telegraph-correspuDdiUg to
the "minor topics" 'notes and comments,
or. odds aud ends tOf the newspapers. ga
Night Hunt in the AdirOndacks" displays
all of Thoreau's unaffected love of and
familiarity with Nature coupled with the
fine descriptive powers Of Higginson. The
concluding paragraph is a gem
"But better than fish or game, or grand
scenery, or any adventure by night Or by
day, is the wordess intercourse with rude
Nature one has on these expeditions. 1t is
something to press the pulse of our old
mother by mountain-lakes and streams, and
know what health and vigor are in her veins,
and how regardless of observation she de-
ports herfelf. Not to the student, without
love, though armed with every weapon of
science, does natgreFevealhef most precious
secrets. He loho goes to The goods empty
handed, but full of lovs, shall Jfnd all the gods
arrived to 1oeIeoms him,
"PekiDg and the Chinese is an article
full of information of the social, political and
religious characteristics of the Chinese, and
at this time will be read with avidity. 1.-THE
Romance of the Gaines Case" as the title
imports, is a review of the lifetime lawsuit
Of Mrs. Gaines of New Orleans. "Our
Civil Service" is keen satire on the dis
jointed, blunderiDg framework of the
American system Of running" its foreign
missions. eToo True; Story of To-day" /"
is continued journal of poor Musician" /"
ga Sketch in Oils" and ''The Wedding at
the Parker House" are the titles of the other
stories; and "Our Willie" "Ths Three
Graces," The Picture of Christ" aud
l"Crsdle Song is the Poetry. The Month
ly Chronicle Of Occurrences, Table Talk, and
Literature is not the least interesting feature
of the magazine. .---...
Published by G. P. Putnam & Son, New
York $500 per year.
Z
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For PrOefsfO our statement that zoe 6qUe mad.
A COMPLETE
THE SUCCESS
OF lhe ONE. .DOLLAR SALE a RevOluti


OF the ONE DOLLAR SALE Revolution
In Trade,
We furnish at uniform price of One Dollar, sucl
articles used by every family, at less pric,
than they are sold by any wholesale dealer in New
York or Boston;
4 Agents wanted to cooperate with US in carrying
out plan which meets the wants Of the million ant
in the disposal of large and varied stock Dry anC
Fancy Goods, Silver Plated Ware, Watches, Carpet
ing &c, Our terms TO agents are superior to thOs,
Of any other firm, as our circulars viii show, Tbos,
getting up clubs can secure q piece Of sheeting
watch, silk dress, shawl, sewing machine, &C.,
FIR E E O F @ O S T.
lar cts 90 for vi 40 for s 60 for s6; 100 for $40
sent by mail Send money by Registered letter
Circulars mailed free to any address, Agents want
ed everywhere, Address
Harris & PIummeP.
81 Hanoyerst, Boston, Mass. /
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~ RANYILLE FEMALE COLLEGE-Sjth year
" begins Sept. 18th. ''UDs Of the Oldest and best
institutions Tor educating your daughters" 800 a
year. Send for catalogue to W. Z. KERR, \. NJ,
Granville Licking county, Ohio.
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.TUsTCyAIE sEmlNARY.-Devote,

Nl elusively to the Art and Science Of Music.
Motto: "If it be that / have done so much it il
that have done one thing at a time. ."-Wm. Pitt.
Terms $500 per Academic year. Young ladies de-
string to fit themselves for teachers Of piano. harp
organ, gditars plelodeon, or secalization in the
shortest time possible, would do well to address
Principal M V. S., NJ, Y. Box, New London Ct,
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Thanking the public for past favors, he desires a
continuance OF the same Remember the place
two doors south Of the PostOnice. r
SONS PHILIP AIATHIA.
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Hlisrellanrons

NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.-
L Y In the matter of Ryder & Tyler, Bankrupts.
In Bankruptcy, in the District Court OF the Uni
ted States for the Northern District of Ohio.-The
creditors Of said BankrUpts are hereby notified that
thse win be general meeting Of said creditors at
August, A. d. 1865, at o'clock p n, ut the Of
flee of Franklin Sawyer, one Of the registers in
bankruptcy in said District. Said meeting to be
held for the purposes named in the twenty
section OF the Bankrupt Act Of 8tareh 2d 1887.
MORRIS L. TYLER,
July Il, '6s. .A29-s0 Assignee Of Ryder & Tyler
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RBPuBL1oAN STATE TICKET.

For Judge of supreme Court. -zWld. WHITE
Fur Secretary of state-I r. SHERWOOD p
For Member Board Pabiic Works j. a. NORRIS.
For Clerk Of Supreme CouTs-RODNEY Foos.
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Mar MAnKEr&
PHILIP MATaIA
Beef, Veal and Mutton.

f. Would respectfully announce to the citizens Of
Fremont thar he is still his old stsnd two doors
south OF the Postotice, where he keeps constantly
|
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.-

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.-
In In the District Court Of the United States,
Tor the Northern District Of Ohio.
-, In the matter Of
- James Sherlock, In Bankruptcy.
F Bankrupt. J F.rs ~yFE-.
To Whom 1t Nay Corsern:3 fJJtt
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his ap-
pointment as Assignee OF James Sherlock, of Green
Greek Township, IN the county OF Sandusky, and
State OF Ohio who has been adjudged Bankrupt
upon his own petition by the District Court OF said
District. EDWIN BROWN,
N6rwalk, O., July Is, 1865 -sO-s2. Assignee.
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Nen advertisements.
Bankrupt.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
/ THE UNITED STATES, for the Northern
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In the matter of parL,,,-+
Samuel Lutes,
: Notice is hereby given that second general meet
ing of tbs creditors of said Bankrupt will be held
at NOrWalk, Ohio in said District on the 7th day
of August, 4. D. .lS6S, at one O'Clock =. NJ at the
office Of Franklin Sawyer, one OF the Registers Ia
Bankruptcy in said District, for the purposes named
in the 9th section of the Bankrupt Act Of March 2
1867, j. L. URRENE, Jr.,
July 90 lS6S-30-3l. Assignee.
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ooNoRBssIoNA1 CONVENTION
ThursdaY, July. 80, 1863.


The Republican voters-of che Ninth COngression-
al Distftt q ofEes Fll ssRa delsgatss' 70 CLYDE,
sandusky county, on
be. Thursday, July 80, 1863:
at Il O'Clock A. NJ of said day, to nominate can
didate for Congress at the coming election.
me basis of representation wiz be one vote for
veay one hunered votes cast for Governor Hayes at
the last October election, and one vote for every
traction Of nifty and over. ssF
The different counties composing the District viii
be entitled to vote in the Convention as follows;
Crawford County y.......-.-..--.-....s..- 70 q
pe bs.h a ';.;' =
Ottawa g, f...-,,..--.-...s..--.--S
SanQusEy ..-s...-...-.-- ..as. -
Seneca a--efs.. ...s-,-.--..--. -
Tho Republicans Of the District are requested to
meet at their usual places of holding elections. IN
theiu several townships and wards, on
Saturday, July 25th, 1868,
unless otherwise instructed by their County Execu
tive Committee and elect delegates to attend said
c. k. WArsox, Seneca CO..,
.--4 So j. L. GREENE, Sandusky Co,
Frank SAWYER, Huron Co,
s-T sstk h.-W.F STONE, Erie Co.. l..
w c. IEArERT, Crawford Co,
H. L. WARRANER, Ottawa Co,
District Congressional Committee.
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The Republican voters-of che Ninth COngression-
al pistt d osFs' gPPl ssea dssg4tss 70 GEaeff' Eqef'
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Shawl splendid clasp amiiy sJ.SlC, !. : - - %
ydsl double width water proof elOakng, sets each
mot one set EACH Ivory handle Knives with silver
plated Forks, set of Lace Curtains.
We will also send 60 printed notices of articles for
sale at one dollar each.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-02-20
No. 81 .Miden Lane,
NeIc T0rf, tRc. II, 1861. !

NEH mn, lFE. Ia, lCUI.1
In nv Card of Nov. l, 1867, stated
that, "for the purpose Of moro fully
supplying the wants OF the public,
louS dealers from palming OF lnfe-
riOr and worthless goods as thu
Morton Gold Pens, I shall here
after sell no goods at whOfosa1e
except only 10 duly appointed Qn6
authorized Agents,r Ctc. To this
plan have since strictly adhered.
In accepting Agents, great care AsS
been exercised to appoint those who,
By long-continued fair dealing, have
acquired reput alton for honesty.
responsibility, and probity men IA
whose word the public have learned to
place confidence. These Agents have
agreed to keep full assortment Of my
pens, and to sell them al my published
lrices. Thus The public are supplied
by them with just such pens as they
want, either as to writing or price, and
get a full equivalent for the money
paid.
No agent is appointed to travel from
place to place, or canvass the country,
SO that all who want a Morton Cola
Pen must get it from the Local Agent
or from headquarters
None need apply for the Agency ex-
cept in conformity to the above, the
liberal di count "To Clubs" being
sufficient Inducement to all others.
A. MORTON.
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Z" Rrick " POmerOy,

That sweet scented japonica,
BRICK PoMERoY, whose paper is
claimed by its admirers to be
"the banner Democratic paper
of America" speaks as follows
of General Grant; y
The same pen that prophe-
sled the death Of LINCOLN, at
the same hour of the night that
was written now writes again
-General Grant the madcada-
miser of Virginia roads with
skulls Of better men than him
self. never will sit in the White
House at Washington as Presi.
dent of the United States, '"'
"We would ornament the
Capital at Washington with
the swinging bodies of Rump
destructives by hanging them
from the windows tied by the
neck. Then We would ship all
the negroes of every shade,
grade and description, to the
turbulent Island of ST. Thomas,
where we would get up mag
nilicent earthquake, sending
! them all to--Airica."
Our neighbor down street
emphatically endorses BMcNs
Democracy, and makes a thrust
at such Of the Democratic press
who are decent enough to ig-
more the " sterling patriot as
some Of the Democratic papers
call him. If there is one trail
tor in this whole Nation-il
there is one man so hostile to
the American Union that he
deserves TO be Wotted oil
that man is Brick POmeroy.
He is Il black hearted traitor
he is an ignominious scoun-
drel-he is not deserving the
free air he breathes-he is not
deserving the protection Of our
laws--and our opinion of the
man who upholds him is pre-
cious little better than that Of
the whipper-snapper himself,
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y gentleman called ut our office
ycsterdayand gave the. following re-
markable facts in regard to the sick
ness and death OF Mrs. f. +. Fox, vie
of Isaac Fox, who died of dropsy. I'm
Tradersville, Madison county, Ohio.
on the 9th OF December. 1867. In the
54th year of her age. She had been
troubled with the dropsey for about
four years, and during the. last two
years she had been tapped eleven
times. In that manner five hundred
and eleven pounds of water was ta-
ken from her body, About two weeks
previous to her death she had fall
and the breaking Of q blood vessel
clused inward bleeding. Eleven days
later she was again tapped and forty :
nine pounds of blood anG water were
removed. -Four days later death e1-
sued, and during a post mortem exam-
inatiOn, twenty pounds of blood and
tumor weighing thirty pounds were
taken from the body The remains
of Mrs. Fox were intcrrcd in Cedar
Hill Cemetery, Newark. Ohio.--[Co-
lumbus Jourual.
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IL. w. Clarke.

We received a private let
ter on Monday from an old
acquaintance Of ours in Con,
gress, Hon. r. w. Clark, Of Ba.
tavia, Ohio. Sorry to learn that
his health has been feeble, but
trust that he may again grow
as strong physically as he is
mentally, Mr.. Clarke is now
serving his second term in Con
| gress as the Representative Of
the Sixth Ohio District. The
Republicans of the District
I feel proud nfhin as their Rep
resentative. And vel! they
might; for as a wise, practical
legislator, he is as near perfect
as the next one GreenSJ1g,
(M,) Chronicle.
1t is about time for the
Greensburg Chronicle, Clinton
Republican, and Clerm0nt Cou.
rier, to stop peddling this
falsehood over the country. r.
w. CLARKE has killed the Re-
publican party in Clermont
county "deader " than a door
nail" and any sensible man in
that county knows that the
ticket headed by his name loses
two or three hundred votes ey-
cry time it is offered to the peo-
pie. 1t is well enough to show a
little courtesy to some of our
present Congressmen,-but Il.
W. Clark, "as a wise, practical
legislator" is something that
we have seldom heard of among
the many Republicans in Cler-
mont. The only good thing he
ever did was to vote for i'm
peaching ANDY JOHNSON. We
don't like to give advice, but
if the Republican party in
/ Clermont county will stoI
singing praises for CLARK, and
put upon their ticket good
true and tried men from the
ranks Of the late war, they vii
in time wipe out the stain 0
Democracy. CLARKE, Hotter ant
a few more worthless shoulder
straps, have done a nice thing
! for the Democracy in givin:
item the county by a majorit!
of only sic hundred
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General Grant.

WHENEVER politicians seek
to destroy the character Of any
man whom they can not con-
troll, and find nothing in his
public acts that they can sue.
cessnlIy attack, they invaria,
bly, sassail his private character.
These political sharks are now
after Gen! GRANT, and the bur
den Of their charge is drunken.
ness. They have sought in
vain for something in his pub
licrlife to destroy his popular.
ity with the masses. D ....
This is not the first time this
charge has been made against
GRANT; and theDemocrats seem
10 have determined to try, in
his case, the truth Of their old
maxim, that n lie, in politics,
is as good is the truth, if you
only stick to it. The people,
however, will remember the
committee that waited on HAL.
LEcK, at st. Louis, while GRANT
".s~ ot Fort DunueIson, to sc.
cure his removal On the ground
of incompetence aud drunken
ness, and how he met them
with the news of the capture Of
the fort. And again, when a
similar committee waited on
Mr.. LINCOLN, and were met with
the news Of the surrender of
Vicksburg. The reply of Mr.,
LINCOLN to the committee was
apt; "tllat he would like to
know where GRANT got his
liquor, for he wanted enough 10
issue to about a. hundred other
Generals" We would recon-.
mend ANDY to try some of the
liquor GRANT uses.
But the evidence that these
stories are without foundation
is abundant, and they fall upon
the public without effect. Gen.
GRANT was sober enough for
BucKNER, at Donnelson for
PEMBERToN, at Nicksburg for
BRAGG, at Chattanooga; for
LEE, on The Appomatox for
JOHNSON, at Washington and
the people think he is sober
enough 10 be made our next
President. lie has met the
Democratic leaders with both
sword and pen, and came off
victor, as he will this fall at
the ballot box.
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lnb aceordapce with the rec
Ommendation of the Union Re-
publican State Central Com
mittee, The Union voters OF
Ninton County are requested
10 meet in Mass Convention at
the Court House, in Macarthur,
Saturday, February 22, 1865,
for the purpose of selecting
three delegates TO attend the
State Convention, which isto-
be held at Columbus the 4ih
Of March next. o. G
The attention Of the Repub
licans Of Yinton County is ear.
nestly invited to this call, in
the hope that they are ready
10 commence with energy, and
prosecute with vigbr, The com
ing important campaign. .,.
.o~.lr rIIEXRY PAYNE, Chm.
.,~,.;W WILLIAM MARK, Sec'ry.
r... WM F, FELToN, ...
.,,a J. H, King,
...- Il, r. PmLLIPs,
Republican Central Commit,
Tee. . -----.- .--- - ----