The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-09-25
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g FA1 wife Of KOssutb,y The HdBgsriOn pat
riot, has arrived m New York s7i" '51
erE,EAAL ROBEET ASqDEEEsos,. Of Fort
Sumter fame, is at Portland Maine.
THERE was snow in Q tica, and other places
in New York, Wednesday night oflast week.
0OUSrERFErr Eve dollar greenbacks--s
dangerous imitation Of the genuine--arefi in
circulation. h7o9sih guieos ri 5u9.iliih
1FRa 4leighbOrs Of Hon. William H. Sew
ard understand that he is decidedly in favor
Of the election Of Grant and OOlfax.l y
RoBEKF LIsoOIN, son Of E1- President
Lintoln, is to marry a daughter Of Senator
Harlan, this week. tt
A COLOSSAL statue Of William Cullen BTy-
ant for the Central Park, New York, is
nearly completed. ba lit3 oai ~ Yls27si
A MUSHROOM lately grew in one night at
Ogden, New York, which sWeighed eight
poUsds and measured fOrty,ousl inches in
disraetsr.r a 91g5gmQos1 lsnL sdf sfi9o
CHrET JUSTICE CEASE has written a letter
to friend in Za6esville, Ia which he strong
" urges the claims Of Grant and Collar, and
avOws himself in favor Of their election,
Hos. JoHS A. BfseHAM, leaves for Cslifor-
MA Immediately after the Ohio election, in
October, and viii make ten campaign speech
r O.
e m .ti4' the iorTner state, ed d, rsvi--s8d,
i. GEE. DIX has written letter from Paris
wherein he euphstiCallY disapproYes Of the
nonIinstiOn Of Mr.. Seymour, and rcriticisss
his public conduct in. q most OO1demnAtOry
way. -7r 81 nod 4de is Fvah sCIYso"a-
HND1zthe influence, Of the Maine. election
gollIlhas dsClined, and government securi-
ties eorrespOndingly stiFFned. Business men
are preparing toa act on the belief that Grant
and OOlfsx will surely be elected ~ m'f
Tar foIlOwing votes were taken on rail-
road trains on Friday: On the night train
from Toledo to Cleveland, Grant so. Ssy-
mour 25.. On the train from Saginaw to
Jackson, Grant S5, Seymour i6. On the
train from jackson % Adrian, Grant II,
Seymour 10, -. ~ h
SEcRErARY SEwAED declared himself, last
Tuesday, in cabinet meeting, for Grant and
Oolfax, while. McCullOch. and Weiles. ad-
hered to Seymour and Blair. Mr. Seward
has always been out of place as a supposed
adhsrent to JOhnsOniEed ReppblicanisH or
Democracy, and now, in the present impor-
tant crisis of the nations history, his voice
again rings out for national peace and in
diyiduzl liberty. .:9 E-r 4tuaS
A. FAvoRITE New York actress was the
recipient on Tuesday evening, Of a bouquet
which Is said to have been the finest ever
landed on any stage. The design vas ashiP
under full sail, the. fgure-head being as
near q likeness Is could possibly be made,
Of the lady herselE The sails were Of tube
roses and jessamine, and the whole thing,
Tor beauty, fragrance and, artistic skill, was
siulPly exquisite! ! are. ohE ilHsa sdi
FHE fears in New York that the Oyster
supply viii give out have been quieted BY
hs discovery Of an imt1enss bed IN Long
Island Sound, four miles long and one and a
half miles wide, from which about thirty
Thousand bushels Of seed oysters are being
taken daily and transplanted. The oyster
trade Of New York was never better than it
is at present. and the oysters never finer.
reported that the generous. Mr.. Pull
man, Of sleeping car reputation, placed
palace car at the disposal of Mr.. PendletoD,
during bis recent journey from st. Louis to
Springfield, Illinois, and that as the carpas-
sea OarIinyiIle, the Democrats brOaght a
cannon alongside of it, and in spite Of his
(ML PendletOn's) prOtestatiOns, fired it,
breaking nearly al the glass and expensive
plate, and when the gentleman sent in his
bill for $500 70 the fuglemsn, they repudi-
zted the claim Wifh indignant scOrnai zoe
srIrE Fairs have been held at the follow
lnr places: 1850, Cincinnati; 1851, OOlum-
bus; 1859, Cleveland 1858, Dayton 1854,
Newark; 1856, Columbus; 1856, Cleveland;
1857 Cincinnati; 1855, sandusky !; 1859,
Z,,nesville: 1862 aud 1868, Cleveland; 1864,
and 1866, Columbus, 1866 and 1867, Dayton.
Dayton has had the Fair i've times, COlum-
bus four, Cleveland four, Cincinnati twice,
ssndusky once, and Newark once. Eigh-
teen exhibitions have therefore been held. 4
OossREss met last Monday at - o'clock
and the two houses adopted a joint resOlu-
tiou ssthat Che Presideht Of the Senate and
Speaker Of the House adjourn their resPec-
tive Houses untfl I9 O'Clock noon, 10th Ol
October, and that they then, unless other
wise ordered by the. two Houses, further ad-
iourn their respectivs Houses until the I0th
of-Koxember, twelve o'clock noon, and that
they then, unless otherwise ordered, further
ad;ourn their respective Houses TO the fra
Monday in December, twelve o'clock noon.
adjournment was then held in accordance
with the terms of the resolution.
Brick Pomeroy, in his New York Demo
s,at does not attempt to belitIle the Demo
cratic defeat in Maine. He says:
The State election in Maine has been helC
The smoke has lifted-the BePubIicae'
have over 20. 600 majority. We are deieate'
tlIere and do not like it. Wemet the enemy
In Maine and are theirs They whipped u
there worse than we supposed they would o
could. and it hurts. Duty to our readers
des7re 10 speak the truth-mskes as admit
$500 there-a stronger Republican Y0t'
tba1 ne looked for. We did not expect Il
carrv the State, nor to make heavy gain
there. Some editors have Dragged on thl
great prospects there, and told their reader
fhe DemoeEais we're to carry the State. An
now they tell US we we're not worstsd in tn
Maine fight; bla zoe are 2 trsa sis 81,
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