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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-08-27
liIloinIr, 81 the DemacracY

DOfngs Of the Dem0cFRcy.
.Hirslu W. Wiuslow is the Democrat
ic nominee for Representative for this
eoauty. This is great triumph for
the moral and temperance wing of the
Democracy. Mr.. WinAlOw is known
here to be 8 good husband and father,
aimsn Of unusually steady habits,
strictly temperate, never gsmbles-
He viii truly represent the Democracy
in all ssspeets, and win be elected,-if
some ether person don't get more votes
Henry R. Finsfock, for Probate
Judge, is a man Of not quite the same
moral level with WinslOw. Doctor F.
Wilmer was his competitor. The Doc
tor has been the leading German DEM
oerst Of this county for ten or fifteen
years spending much time and money
in the cause. By his lsbors and sacEi-
fees. the Germans of the county have
been Kept almost unit for the Demo
cratic party. He has edited the Ger
man paper here, and stood bravely by
the Democracy through dark days
through adversely and prosperity. De
Is a gentleman and scholar, (consid-
erine his long association with that
psrty,) and if any man offered, was en-
titled to favor, in the convention, he
was the man. But Democratic justice
did not see it SO, and he was cOoIly
thrown overheard to make room fol
Mr.. Finefrock. Mr.. F., We are inform
ed, has resided in the county about Is
months; and 50 much = stranger Ma
he. 50 little had he sacrificed or dOn'
for the party, that his democracy be
fne douotsd, was vouched for. by tn
central committee Of Marion county
whence he came. Lucky HenrY-un
fortunate Doctor. Such is Democrats
Justice; thus that party shows its grst
ituds TO It's veterans, Work deyote'
Doctor, while Henry sweeps into hi
pocket the rich fees and peFquisites
Probate Judge. Henry, Femembe
the duties Of your Office IN matters {
naturalization. Remember the custoE
Of Dickinson and McArdle, walk up
the line or one term is your doom.
John P. EIderEiD, Jr, for Treasure
Who doe't know Plinl a pleasant fe
low. the son Of his father, John P. Z
.dsykiu. now county Treasurer. II
Treasury battle once begun -
sBsouesthed from bleeding sire to so
(tbst is bleeding the trsasury,)
Is bAfHed Of yet ever won"
4obn P. Elderkin, the fstheT, is not o
" County Treasurer, but has 9th
nroatabls resources, all Tsaching IN
the County Treasury. He is 3 bridl
builder 81 trade, chief architect for d
County COmniiasiopsrsi also SUPER
.espdent Of matters in general, and it
,sa somsknss contractor for proftat
;obs9 The Eldegkib family bscar
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The Shreveport (Lonisana) Daily South
soessern, IN commenting on the assassination
Of Senator Adkins, Of Georgia. indulges in
the following strain of talk: <
sour northern friends are the most un-
reasonable people in the world. They won't
aUou rs ne privilege Of killing usrBlin--
neither those they send US from an, oyer-ful
nest, nor those that are native and to the
manner born. Ee are certainly more ex-
cnsablp for getting rid Of sa'eb aeA0rGcteTs By
so,egaes than they would be- for if the sAE
tenn were fully carried out up there, the en-
tire north would be depoPuiatei,H . 1
1.-The above is not an admission that
Senator Adk ns. was sssassiusted for POF-
teal reasons, We know not what itjs, yet
those Southern assassira fud apoiogIsts in
the Democratic press. The Messssqsr some
time since ssssrted that Adkins was killed
by negro husband. because Of insults
offered biswife. sOulhernersdo not descend
10 that Eusa. Z rotT .1lea ne s7aigoi
.s 5r, ad ,oE .6s.u VtW .uih e
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Concerning the rumored consolidation Of
railroads, of which we had rumors, the
Cleveland Leader of Saturday morning
says; 4r7 haa ra8s
HThe importaud railroad consolidation of
which we made mention ds nr two since
is in far way to he cOnsummated. Yes
terday the proper officers of tie Lake Shore
aud Michigan Sou b rn Ra'lWay and The
Toledo, W4b sh and Western road signed
articles of sgreement fnr consolidation,
whIoh are to b submitted 70 the ktoekhol
ders of he tW roads to be voted upon in
thirty days There is litiIe, if any, doubt
of the result, and when the c.'nso iistiOn is
made the company thus formed wilt control
j 444 miles Of railway and Uil represent a
capitsl Of nearly A7h, 000,G0Q
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VOUR DESTINY.-The world astonished at the
ii revelations made by the great AstrOlOgist and
ClairVOyant MADAME DE WERE. After tk0
years OF constant and triumphant success through
ont the Old World, in bringing together parted
lovers, causing speedy marriages, restoring lost
property, pointing out the sure road to prosperity
and happiness, the Madame never falls y she de
scribes the person you VIII maTTy-giYing date Of
marriage. By enclosing lock Of hair, giving full
name and age, and one dollar, you viii receive by
return mail a full aud explicit chart. Address
MADAME DE WERE, Box 27@, Chicago, ~
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4. d. WILLIAMS. a prominent leader of
the Democracy, of Miami County has come
out in favor Of the Republican State ticket
and platform, as opposed to the hybrid
character of the platform presented by the
Democracy. He writes as follows
/ au in favo Of the XVII Am.ndweat
fehsving IL 10 bs tie only settlement that
can b1 ma ie OF the sLfrsge qurs ,on,
am opposed to the TspLd ion Of tht
national debt or any part oflt-rither princi-
pa. or Iutrrsst-bellevi g that ths Amer Gu
cope cannot consistently with their honor
aDd houesty, r-pudISte debt contracted u
preserve the ie Of The paipn, v
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Great DistrbutiOn
Cash gifts 20 the Amo4nt Of $500 600.
Every Ticket Draws Prize.


Cash gifts, each $4,000 4OCash gifts,eaeh a. 600
20 Z" 5000 800 100
so Elegant Rosewood Pianos5 each $500 20 500
IS " 80 Melodeons, z" IS to 100
$50 Sewing Machines, - " "a toto US
500 Gold Watches, 75tO 800
Cash Prizes, Silver Ware &c. valued at 81 ,O90 900
A chance to draw any Of the above prizes for 25c-
Tickets describing Prizes are sealed N Envelopes
is drawn without choice and sent by uall to any ad
dress. The prize named upon It VII be delivered
to the tieket-hOlder on payment Of One Dollar.
Prizes areimmediately sent to any address BY eZ-
press or return mail.
You will know what your prize IS before you pay
forit ANY Prize exchanged for another Of same
value. No Blanks. Our patrons can depend On
fair dealing.
: REFERENcEs:-We select the following from
many who have lately drawn Valuable Prizes and
kindly permitted US to publish them; Andrew y
burns, Ohieag sl0iOJ Mss Cara ;, walker Bal
timore, PiAnO, $780, James N Mathews, Detroit,
g. aOO; John i. Andrews, SaYannahs 1000 niss
Agnes simmons charleston, Piano, $500. " pub
llsh no names without permission. -
Opinions OF the Fr ss.--'Ihe hrm Is refaoleand
deserve their success. Weekly Tribune, May s.
awe knw them 70 be fair dealing hrm,"-N. y.
Herald, May 2s A friend Of ours drew z $500 prize
which was promptly received daily News June
send for circular. Liberal inducements to
Agents. sasisfaction guaranteed. Eyery paeilae'
ufTseaie1 Envelopes contains one cash gitf- Hlx
Tickets for 81; IS for 81 S. ror s; llo for So All
letters should be addressed 70
HAEPER, WILSON 3 Co.,
va RgqadFs7l New 4Glf,
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Gems from the N. z. Day Book:

AAOA4 lhG A. - @@SS@1sH
The above leading Democratic paper thus
speaks of the celebration of the anniversary
of the battle of Gettysburg by our soldiers;
"THE GErTYsBURG MARTYRs.-The auth
ors of the Gettysburg slaughter have just
held their annual Jubilee over their victims,
and Dragged and exulted over their impious
and acc1rsed work, with their usual gustO
"And the beastly villains affected magma
nimity, for sooth! for the OOnfederates who
had fallen in defence of Gods eternal decree,
not to prevent the Beechers and Mortons
from violating that decree and equalizing
with negroes, if they wished, but simply and
solely to save themselves from sin so mon
strous and uDpardonable. But sleep on
you brave "rebels," however obscure your
graves or mistaken your cause, future gen.
erations will fud the centicent too small for
the monuments they will erect TO your mem
cries. o. M t
What do honest men think of these say
ings of the Demoratic press?
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GEN. ]. B. SHERWOOD,
VIII be present and address the Peo-


The people Of sandusky and adjoin-
iDg counties are invited to turn out and
hear the issues of the campaign dis
eussed by able speakers.
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s. D. HARR1s, Esq, of Crawford is
the Republican nominee for Senator
for the district composed of Seneca
Crawford and Wyandot. 81 8hbs 1iii
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TALLOW, ETC.
DoAD NOTICE.

QoAD NOTICE.
~ Notice is hereby given that petition win be
presented to the County Commissioners Of SAN
dusky county, at their next session to be held In
September, A. D. 1868, praying for the location of
County Road commencing at the Pike, in Wash
lngtOn township, and running south between the
line Of Washington and Sandusky townships, in
section No. "A OF Washington and in section No 10
Of Ssndusky township, and between the land owned
by Joseph Rigil and Roots, to interseet a county
road, tina first road south Of the Pike The prayer
Of said petitioners is that said road shall not be
over forty feet in width.
July 2s, 1863. si-s6.
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Eminent New York and Philadelphia
Ph, claus claim shat Dubois MrssisquOi
Powder actually cures Cancer, It is sdssr-
tissd in this issue,
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Fhe Ne1os of the 4th says

1esterday our sanctum was besieged by
persons desiring to see specimen Of the
meat which is said to have fallen last Sun
day, on the ranch of Mr.. Hudson, near Los
NietOs. We can only say, We have it not.
A gentleman who brought some Of it to
town. on Monday, after showing it to e
number of persons on the street, started
with his rare specimens " for the Nelcs Of
fee. We met him on the way, looking atten-
lively at his selections, but most decidedly
declined his generous offer Of title in fee
simple. 1t would afford US great. pleasure
to furnish all with sight" but owing to
peculiar favor with which we have not
yet become fully accustomed, We have been
compelled 70 fcrego the pleasure. That the
meat fell We cannot doubt. Even the par
sons of the neighborhoOd are willing to
vouch for that. Whence it came, We dare
not even conjecture.
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Apologetica..

Absence during the greater part Of
the week will account for any short
cOmings in the present number Of the
paper. We viii be alright next week.
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GEND to J. W.P. JENKs, A. n Middleboro,
Mass., for circular Of the Select Scientific Course
OF Peiree Academy including French, adapted to
both sexes from the ages Of I2 to IS. Number OF
pupils limited to so. New classes formed Sept. Is.
800 per quarter Of 10 weeks viii pay Tor Board. T-
iti0n. Books, fuel and lights Cheapest school IN
the United States for its advantages.
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nePublican COunty Coaven-
1EQn. :

ia The Republicans Of tie vario0s Townships
"a q Sandusky county, and the Wards Of the
City Of Fremont are requested TO assemble
sttheir usual places Of meeting, on Saturday
- August l4th, 1859, and choose delegates 70
sstp be held at the Court House. in Fremont
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Milan, o., July Q, 1863.

T P. THOMPSON
q . Eas this day withdrawn from the firm Of
Thompson Co. Aupersons having accounts will
please call and settle.
Frenonts o., March 10th, 1859. Istf
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a Singular Phenolasnon-Ths Biggest
sstc,-v ~. syl,Ys

=
IFrOm the Los Angeles ICalifornia,I News, Aug. 81
Mr.. Parker, an old and respected citizen
Of Los Nietos township, exhibited to US
Yesterday anumber of pieces of meat that
fell on the farm Of j. Hudson, in that town
ship, at twelve o'clock NJ, on Sunday last.
From what we can learn it was a shower Of
meat and blood similar to that reported ii
SantaClara county some months ago, cover
ing an area Of about two acres of ground
Some ten or more persons were at the house
of Mr.. Hudson, preparing for the funeral Of
q child, and were startled by the fall Bf
meat and blood 6that lasted three minutes,
covering the bladesO corn and leaving them
red. The blood that lodged upon the corn
blades and grass was mixed with a short,
fine hair resembling the outer coating Of
furred animals. The meat. which was found
over the entire two acres, was in pieces
ranging from hne articles to strips Of six and
eight inches in length, and had the appear
ance Of being freshly tern from some animal
or animals. Mr.. Parker exhibited to Us
several pieces Of the meat, varying from one
to SIX inches 10 length !; one Of which ap-
peare6 to be the lights OF some animal an
other was liver and another picked up by
Z gentleman present, was the lower part of
3 heart, 10 perfect shape, and about one and
a half inches long. A large quantiyt Of
meat was gathered up and preserved by diff
ferent parties. The day was perfectly clear,
and the sun was shining brightly, and al
though the shower Of meat and blood ap-
peared to come from the coast, there was no
preceptable breeze at the time. The occur
renee naturally caused considerable excite
-ment among those present, and the hope Is
freely ipdulged in that science will offer
some reason for this very singular PhenOme-
non.
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WESTERN RESERVE
SCHOOL.

VNHE TERMS of the Western Reserve Normal
i School for the ensuing year will begin as fol-
lows: Asef
The Fan Term, Tuesday, August II.
The Winter Term, Tuesday, November 16.
The Spring Term, qs70l Tuesday, March l.
Tuition, Eight Dollars per tern, PAYABLE IN AD-
VANCE -r -..
BoaEd in good families can be had at from $50
to s. 80 per week. Rooms With Cook Stove fur
nished, can be had for self-bOarding.
For further information respecting the school, OF
for catalogues, apply to SAArL T. NEWMAN,
Principal. 2s-SS .
Milan, o., July Q, 1862
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LOWeF BOWelS and Reet1m.

ASK your Doctor or Druggist for Sweet
Quinine-it equals lbitteriQ Quinine. Is made dnly
by +. STEARNS, Chemist, Detroit: 80
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/, ri FoR JupeEs OF Col1roE PLEAs.--WThLIA1T A.
j, COLLINS and CHARLES E. PENNEWELL,
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What do honest men think of these say
ings of the Democratic press?
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Fgn sFAsS J re; ts4z;s47ons.-HoNER EvERHEr and
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-11-08
Jefferson Davis.

The homage that was paid Mr..
Davis in 1861 was immense. FOndly
enlisted in the cause as our entire
people were; public feeling enthused
to its highest pitch; confident Of sue
cess; prophetic Of grand destiny for
our idOlized South; eXaggerating in
the hot fervor Of the hour and the
tragic importance Of the movement of
everything connected with the Rebel
lion; ascribing to Mr.. Davis every
attribute OF greatness, and measuring
his worth and ability by their esti-
mate Of the grandeur of his position.
all minds bowed reverently 10 his ex-
allied rank, and yielded ready ere
dence to his transcendent fitness for
the magnificent station. Not a muir
muir at his elevation was heard. This
unanimity of approval must Of itself
have elated him; but adding to this
the royal homage he received every
where and upon every occasion, and
from everybody, he indeed had
grounds of self-cOmplacency. Yet he
passed through it all, calm and un-
moved, preserving a certain stately
compOsure and ~ineXcited tranquility
OF d~enleanor, that Wa very attractive
TO a curious and close observer, and
that was significant Of his fitness for
high place, and his capacity for great
labOrs. A small-minded or weak
spirited man would have reeled un-
Gerthe intOxicatiOn of 50 much hOm-
age, and betrayed unseemly vanity in
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sonal organ, or DO organ of a faction,
can ever hope in these days to estab-
fish itself on a soand and permanent
business basis. Entire independence
in journalism can alone win the con-
idence and support Of the masses,
and without these a newspaper enter
prise is hopeless. While a politician
has objects to pursue and money to
spare, he may indulge in the luxury
of "maSing ends meet' of a Satur-
day night in a printing Office. While
the members Of a faction or clique
have Offices to hold on to, or prefer
ment in view they may be induced
to subscribe to this or that Journal
that supports their claims and inter
ests. But time dissolves fortunes,
dissipates ambition and disperses fac
tons; and then the organ dependent
upon either finds itself deserted and
gives up the ghost.
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WHATEVER may be the errors or
weaknesses Of the press, integrity OF
purpose and intentional fidelity TO
principle is Of the first importance. Il
is the only road to respect and favor,
and permanent success. The follow
ing, from the Knoxville Press and
Herald, expresses happily a view
which should not be lost sight Of in
the conduct Of public journals. "Pub-
lie confidence is the essential founds-
ton Of the success Of any newspaper.
A public journal cannot succeed unless
IL possesses and retains the unfaltering
confidence Of the people. And this
e54hdence is not freely or lavishlv
given oall journals. 1t is the growth
of years. The journalist, seeking not
transient and ephemeral fame. works
steadily and vigorously to Undue the
people with a well-placed confidence
ia the integrity Of the course pursued
by his journal, at all times and under
all circumstances.
The London Star has recently sus-
pended, and a well informed newspa-
per correspondent Of the New York
Herald, giving the reasons for the de
Of the Star, says that the paper
has been discontinued because il did
not pay, and it did not pay because il
was established and u as a personal
organ, or at best the organ ofa clique.
In the present age OF electricity and
steam, individuals and factions are as
nothing, and journals established in
their interest are not regardeda as news
papers, and can never be made sue
cessful. For a time, here and there,
such speculations may meet with an
APPARENT success, from novelty, curl
osity or some other cause, but in the
end they are certain to die out and
be forgotten. It is the same in
England as ia America; no mere per