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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-01-21
coLuMRus LETTER.
co1UmDua Friday jan. "A 1870.


DEAR JOURNAL:
To dav, at near II, noon, the ff-
teenth Amendment was voted on, IN
the Senate, and carried BY 10 for,
and Is against its ratification.
Last Monday an understanding
was concluded between the parties.
that full opportunity should be Civ
en- for debate, in committee of the
whole, and all debate should close,
and the measure be voted on, at 4
P. NJ, on yesterday.
Each day after that, the Senate
resolved itself into committee Of
the whole, with expectation that de
bate would commence, but no one
seemed ready to begin.
Democrats were waiting for Repub-
licans to open;-Repubicans felt
that the measure had been exhaus-
lively discussed, was so well under
stood and manifestly right, that dis
cussion would be waste of time.
Thursday afternoon, however,
Senator Hubbell, of the Delewarc
district, oyeraowed, aud occupied a.
bout an hour, in tryin tog portray
the horrors Of negro suffrage, and
the tyrany and tTeachery of the Re
publican party generally
Some brief speeches were made by
Republicans, in reply.
Campbell, the Butler poney, was
loaded with long pent up conceptions
and it would endanger him to sup
press delivery. So it was agreed tc
postpone the final vote until to day.
at II, P. n, hold an evening session
and hear Mr. Campbell. 1t occupied
about two hours, but failed to con
vince any of the other side, and fail
ed to meet the expectations Of his
friends
This morning, at opening, the
senate Chamber was well filled
Every Senator in his place. and tht
bobby crowded with spectators.
On the right of the Chairman, sat
in a compact body about fifty intel
| ligent we'll behaved colored men
who manifested most intense inter
est in every thing said or done.
This mornings debate was opened
by two Democratic speakers. who's,
out pourings smelt Of the stump
One. Docter Holden, Of Perry, estab
| lished to his own satisfaction tha
this is a white mans government.
Senator Root, who, by understand
ing as chairman Of the Committe OF
Federal Relations, and who reported
the RESOLUTION, would close the dc
bate, then took the floor.
After paying his attention to tn
arguments and statements of eacl
Democratic speaker, in a vein whicI
provoked laughter, at most of them
he closed with an eloquent and for
chile argument, for the measure
The vote was talen.-There wa
clapping of hands, and the senat
took recess.
Leaving the State House, at turn
to look at the two flags kept fyini
above it, and I thought they locke,
brighter-Perhaps twas fancy
Let it be recorded that this debat
was conducted with great decorum
dignity, and fairness, by both parties
The opposition cordially acllnow
ledge that throughout the proceed
ings on this measure, they were hon
orably treated and fairly beaten.
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WORDS OF WISDOM
FOR YOUNG MEN,

Ok THE Ru1ING PASSION in Youth and Early
Manhood, with SELF HELP for the Erring ana
unfortunate. Sent IN seled letter envelopes, free
BlxP, Philadelphia. Pa. IL r
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NOTICE Is hereby given that VIII not be re-
N sponsible, for any Goods hereafter purchased
by my wife and family THos. TRAIL.
aS
DISSOLUTION of COpRrtnerShiP.
THE partnership heretofore existing between us
/ under the firm name Of June & Buckland, has
been this day dissolved, and all business Of the
firm will be settled by Ralph P. auckland, and
payment Of all debts owing to the firm must be
made to him: Il, 2. BCCKLAND,
D. L. JUNE,
ID. s. JUNE,
r. B. BUCKLAND.
Fremont, o. Jan. Is, 1870. sc
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FENAL SETTLEMENT.

ZANE +. CLARKE, Admins traitor, Of the estate
y Of Ilo-aee T. Clarke. deceased, has filed her ac
counts for final cttiemgn5 Of said estate. said
a,couus S will he f0l hcaIing January. 3ist 1870 at
10 O'Clock, \. II. IL GREENE, ir.
ProhatC Judge
Fremont, Jan, nth, 1870. Ga
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GENUINE IMPORTED
NORWAY OATS.

Samples Sent Free to Farmers.
EROM 100 to $50 bushels grown to the acre,
Weighs from 40 to s. pounds to the bushel.
This Oats has been grown on evtry variety Of
soil, and IN every state OF the Union, with the
most perfect success.
The grain is very large plump and handsome, has
aremarkable thin husk, ana rIpens earlier than
the common varieties.
The straw Is bright, clear. stout, and not liable
to lodge, Is perfectly clear Of rust and grows from
I to 5 ie5t high.
We have both the White and Black Norway, both
the same price and equally productive.
We will send ode quart Oh the above Oats TO any
address post paid Observation-Disclosures. S1.00
Two quarts, post paid....................... 2.O0
One peck sent by express or treight........- 500
Halt bnshel 20 pounds. ds...................... SOC
Une bushel 40 pounds. Observation-Disclosures. lGO0
CAUTION. II We wish 1t distinctly Under
stood that this Is not light oats weighing % to 50
lbs. raised In New England, and sold under the
name of Norway, but imported seed, every bushel
guaranteed to weigh A lbs or the money refunded
Samples Of both kinds sent free for three cent
stamp. Also circulars aud Testimonials.
Address all orders TO n. B. BOYER & &C.,
Parkesburg, Chester co Pa
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"a from town. o yesei in bs1ss
forfeited
o Mas
e in 70 moe
the king hire c
r"---,,~--I MILLER Agent
Office E. ,FpmotO 18m
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The following first class Insurance Companies:
HOME, New York.
INTERNATIONAL, New York.
PHENIX, Hartford Conn.
HOME, New Haven.
NEW ENGLAND LIFE, Boston.
Policies carefully written in either of the abo,a
companies, on all descriptions OF property. And in
case OF loss payment promptly made from this
office.
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On Saturday cQlQred man nam,
ed James Richardson presented to
the President beautiful cane, the
history Of which is given In an ac-
companying letter as follows; This
cane was made blythe donor with a
commQp penknife from a young ce-
dar tree cut in front OF %icksbur9,
Mississippi, about the time Of Gen
raj Pemberton's surrender. The
first star from the ferrnle was made
from a piece of the floating battery
used by the Confederates in the at
tack Oh Fort Sumter in 1861: the
centre star from a piece of cedar cut
from stump near 20 the spot where
General Grant stood at the surrend-
er Of General Lee, at Appomattox
Court House, Virginia; the top star
from the ball extracted from the'dead
line" at the AndersonviIle prison.
Georgia. BY pulling the tassel a
gold pencil win pc seen,
The Committee on Ways and
Means, yesterday, refused, by vote
Of two against six, to make bitumin-
Gus coal free. They rejected a mo
tlon for fifty cents per tun bya vote
Of three against five. The PROPOSE
tion for one dollar per tun was lost
by tie vote. The duty on coal,
therefore, remains as now.
The Peabody funeral fleet is
due at Portland on the 2Sth inst.
Admiral Farragut viii be there to
take charge oftbe naval ceremonies.
Governor Chamberlain Of Maine will
pronounce the funeral Grafton on
the second day after the arrival
IN address viii also be delivered
by Robert {, Winthrop
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-01-21

Persons having property for sale or rent, viii do
well to call on me.
TOR SALE-A Frame Dwelling on
4 West side Cedar Street. Fine situation, with
Wen, Cistesn and plenty Of fruit. This place is
offered at $1,000.
FOR SALE.-A House of eight
4 rooms, on north side of State Street, five minu-
ties walk IRON POst-Ofhce, half acre Of grouud
beautiful yard, trees shrubbery, fruit. fine barn.
very desirable, If not sold soon, will be for rent
Price, $1,000.
E'OR SAhE.-A brick house on
Il South side Market St West Of Water Street.
a ine lot with fruit and shrubbery.
EOR SALE.-A House with seven
\ rooms, on South side Market st. west of Arch,
20 rods from POst-Ofiec. All kinds Of fruit, small
barn, with I or x acre. Price, $500.
TOR SALE.-House and lot on
y Court street. with front on East Depot street
desirable Tor 6roeery stand or saloon.
FOR SALE.-A valuable lot on
L North side Market street, east Of Arch.
FOR SALE.-A two Story brick
4 ho so with basement, y rooms, on south side
OEoShan street, Out few steps from the Post-Ofce
TOR SALE.-Three lots 90 by s24
4 fronting On Croghan street, suitable for stores.
EOR SALE.-IOO acres valuable
land il R dgsdeld township. Huron county. lust
outside the corporate limits west OF Monrosvilie
~ acres OF said land has for seme years been used
Tor trottInS park, and has the best mile track in
Northern Ohloi Is enclosed with an foot board
tenoe, and has several board buildings on it. At
least 81 200 worth OF lumber The two lots will be
sold together or separately.
EOR SALE.-IOOO Lots more or less,
4 in Oak Wood Cemetery, ranging in prices from
50 to SlOO. Every resident OF Fremont should
make selection Of alOt, aud beaatify the same for
sooner or later all go to that place. A map of the
grounds can be seen at my office.
EHOR RENT.-A large store room on
Front street, with plenty of storage, first and
second stories. Suitable for Dry Goods, Groceries
or Commission House.
ENOR SALE lots on Front street.
L North Of Market street, p by los feet, most
eligible site for a manufacturing establishment or
for stores.
Persons at q distance desiring any Information
hom this point can address communications to me-
II the subject does not require much time and at
tentlon, tew postage stamps ineOsed will be suf-
helent remuneration. Where more time and labor
are required q reasonable Compensation will be
charged ISAAC NJ KELLER
52-ly Fremont Ohio.
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On the contrary, enquiry has re-
vealed the fact that they were order
ed by some one belonging to the
johnson Administration, snd that
no one connected with the present
administration knew anything Of
the transaction
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-01-21

SATURDAY l5.-Senate was in ses-
sion and went through the order Of
business, several bills introduced
done read a second time; Amongst
the latter the revision Of the last
law.
A resolution to adjourn every
third week, from Saturday until Tues
day, failed to pass, Such rule has
been adopted in the house,
SUNDAY EVENING 16th.-A very
Seavy rain with frequent thunder
and tightening, nearly all day.
MONDAY 18th The rivers are on
the rampage. No Cincinnati papers
Rail Road track washed out; trains
Crest food, and great damage
therefrom spprehended. Senate was
in session, attendance not full.
Sandusky.
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The Radicals have evidently got
their hands very deep into the the 60
yernment grabbing, 1t has Just trans
-pired that $4,000 have been eXpend-
ed for looking glasses for the Trea-
sury Department. An enquiry failed
to throw any light on the natter
TJofy3 <Ie,tJor
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he beginning, for non payment of premiums,
Every pody holder receives days insurance paid for
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Menu advertisements

Office with n. E. Tyler, Esq, Fremont, O.
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A'OR SALE.-A House of eight
4 rooms, on north side of State Street, five minu-
tes walk tro.n Post-Ofhce, half acre Of gronnd
beautiful yard, trees, shrubbery, fruit. tine barn
very desirable, If not sold soon, will be for rent
Price 50 0OO
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-01-08
ct. Haui, @fhmefota, &amfta8, Ben 6. Sanuar 1870.

@erbannluneen pes unsarif&en parla>
ntntes u. 81, ful9enoes: Die Beibez
baltuns oer prlselfrafe tis gum Gr>
lab eines neutn Straf9efesbuGeS il
bis jebt nur nod terNntras perRe6ts>
Gommilipn, >pttp aber ptne 3weifel
anaenommen perben. Der uDeres"
(ete pr1selbaRD 1T in llnsarn uuatiu:
nol"> ,pie bel ben sali;if6en pplen mod
! ferner rte upropination" {pas ausz
| 16lieelids Ne9t ces @ut6berrn auf
ren Nusl9anf BON Branntweinl uno
bic Blitter baben unredt, wenn iie
nitunter Medlenbur9 sor3u9sweile alS
oas u9anb ber Yrlsel" beip5tteln; benn
in 8esue auf bic Statifif Der prti9el<
fdue perb6lt f@ 1nsorn III Med!enz
burg wie Elm Dliltpndr ,u einem Iabuz
letfrdu,er. 9lu9 famen rieper etnmal
Snterpeuationen IN Be3us auf BEN bali
matilden NufRanp Dor aussebeno BON
pem Nb9. Milettcs, welder in ieinen
Gympatbieen flr Die euteu. goedelen
benen man NIT u8ru@ Der @erfaGune"
au nabe tritt in rer Gbat unermiiclid
1T. Qeirer Sekebmen f@ pieie S9lgz
linoe pes Yanilapi6mu6 ni6t in ner
grt, pab man rer cipilifrten @elt eine
Mrt Don mpralilder 0emeini9aft pper
6innei9un9 gu 0unten FOLDER llnmen>
I9en 3umutben f1nnte. Chen jebt it,
ME man aus @attarp beri9tet Elm
Wann pom adten Sd9er<Bataiupn
aus ber @efan9enidaft Der Snlursen>
ten enttpmmen> ,pel9er baoritrdubence
Dinse ersdblt. Ginen blutiuxsen TN
terjd9er, oer nit ibm in @efan9enlaaft
ftl, moGacrirten bic &anibalen in lan9>
iamer Warter, inoem f;e i'm 0lieo fir
@liep jc no9 3ril9enrdumen abbiee
ben, mdbreno er Febentli9 um ral9en
SOB bat. Da5 fnc upanE Eaoiit ten !"
DaB e6 ptm nun entfemmei,en Nuoenz
3eusen nidt chen 70 crying, serpantte
CT Der prptefticn zines setpe|enen
Teftunssir6Fin9s> rer Is Sabre lang
in per Tenun9 @raoisfa iab> uno jtbt
elmer BET Giibrer Der Snlur9enten if.
Smmerbin bate Der ebemalise Strdfz
ling np9 mebr Gipili1 1atirn als {eine
balb tbierilde Munniduft; gang jecr@
reidte aud feline protecttcn nf9t aus !;
benn ner 3ulest hei9ela7ene Sdeer fam
xur balbnadt unp ,,ein went9 Der itlms
melt bet ben Sferrei9ifden @prppfen
an. Wlan bate ibm 3u9erepet bic
eriestf9<ruiflae uNelieipn" ansu>
nebmen unp in ben Dienf T BET Snlur<
9enten iiber,u9eben> neil er als Civ
sene ben Bocdtien perfdnbli6 mar
nnb aud ibre Spro@e perfanb al
lein es i9eint, bab er bic @reuelpirtb<
19aft, BE Il nit an1ab, fir fetne Nrt !
BON @slisipn bielt. Na9 ieiner Musz
faoe batten bic Sniur8enten 3ablrei@e
@ernb!< unb Wdn3letwebrt cine &C.
faQenen pper in per @efansenf1aft erz
mcreeten 6clbaten ab9encnmene ST.
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mdntel, pelse uno 8eneieunssfdde
aler Mrt aus lem erbeuteten @epdde
pes @eneralfabes bes @rafen guersz
pers, Dieter fam befanntlt@ 9lei9lam
Fl9tenp in Dra9alj an; ppn 80
Maultbieren bes @epades waren 20
in bic .6dnpe ces Geinbes eefaQen.
Der entfommene Sdeer> mel@er nun
I'M @pital ;u Gattarp lieet fast aus
er babe auf leinsn, !6ermeae III ZEN
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-01-08
Mu8lanoii@e Na@ridten.

Hpnt. lleber bic Gr5fnuna ces
Gpnctl8 bra9te biSber cer Geleerapb
ein3elne abseri0ene 8eri9te> tbeilweiie
aus 3wetfelbafter Aueue uno tenoen<
tt5s I'M fir@enfeinpliden @inne se<
fdrbt. 5ier folsen sunddfMittbeilun:
gen aus eurppdil9en 8ldttern, nit oem
@orbebalte, ben 2e1er balp nit ei,em
Sri9inalberidt aus rerielben 6ueQe
erfreuen ;u t5nnen, pie in pori9er
Nummer. Die Gr5fnun9sfeierlt9tett
ee6 Guncils, bet6t es III einem Bert9te
pom s. De;ember fano beute BET re9t
f1ledtem @etter fatt. Dies aber
binberte bic 8e,ppbner &pms ni@t ber<
lelben betsupobnen. Die STRIDE ,par
10 noll, rae cine erSsere -3abl BARN
nidt bite plaB inoen f5nnen. Som
fruben Mursen be9aben iid bic Btz
f96fe na6 ben 3u peren Geriammluns
beftimmten Sdlen pcS 8atican6, 1pp fie
f@ NIT ibren Srnatsn betleireten unp
fd eann na9 rem ptern Saale Der
Saitlifa be9aten> in weldem Elm Nltar
erridtet mar. Dortbin perfl3te fd
rer papft fur; sor neun llbr aus Der
&apeIle paolina> 100 Ct init ren pdpit<
liden @ewdnrern fi9 bate tefleiDen
la6en. Mm Mltare lief er f6 ouf Die
&niec r,teoer uno ftimmtc aus YpIsr
Bruit ras Veni Creator an. @1bz
reno cem besann bic feierli9e proceiz
fton lit fol9enoer Sronune ii9 in Be-
wesun9 ;u esen: bic Bu0planti bic
&apldne, Die @ebeim> &aplane bic
Gpnfaorial>Noopfaten bic &dmmcrer
bic Webeimz&dmmerer bic Sinser rer
pdpt!i9en &apeue, bas prdlatenzGplz
le9tum bic Gprfeber pes Ct. 6olpisee,
cie Srd9er Der @eibraudz0efdbe eie
1rd9er oe8 beili9en areu;es; bierauf
tie mitrirten Nebte> bic slebte nullius,
bic BildSfe, bic Grsbild0fe, bic primoz
ten> bic yatriar9en bic Garpindle {;
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0eItatoria> um9eben pon ieiner Quite
unc 9efpI9t BON prdlaten ees Gioebetz
to, rem appfolilden Yrptpnptaren, ben
Ccneralen Der WlSn9s<Sroen; tann
bic Gunctionaire oeS @oncils, Die i'm
prdlaten>Gplle9 teinen cit baben !;
sulest Die Stenpsrapben. Mle Der bl.
Gater an, 9rpeen Gbpre ner STRIDE an
9efomn,en war, ftie9 ct spn ber Setia
0eftatoria berab uno besab f@ au GuB
mad benz in ber GoncilszMula erri9tt<
ten 9lltar, 100 er eini8e Srationen fang
uno f@ cann auf ben fit tbn be{fimm<
ten Gbrpn niecerliee her @arbinal<
0icar eeletrirte tann pas 6o@amt.
9ierauf oerlas ber Mi9r. pun6er pai<
fasaQt bic Gr1fnunesreoe, unb Der
@eneral>Sefretair Biidcf Geeler lestc
bic teiliee 9drift auf BENT Nltare r,iez
ber. Nadcem bic 8dter bes Gpneils,
je na@ ibrem bierar@ii@en Ran9e, csm
Yapffc BEN Ning tas @epanb pper
BET, Gue 9efubt batten bielt Plus cine
tur;e lateinil9e MQocuttcn an bic Ser
lammelten> >porauf Der dltefe Garpiuclz
Diafpn (Ie nit ben, @orte "Orate"
(beteD sum @ebete einlue. Die 8dz
ter ces Goncils blieben cine oeroume
@eile i'm itiQen @ebet unD erboben fi6
erf cann, als Elm 3meiter Garpinal<
Diafpn bic @prte rief "Erigite vos''
(ri9tet eud auD. Spcorn erhob fd
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rcr prdfect rer Geremcnien uno rtef

rcr prdfect rer Geremcnien uno rtef
nit lauter Sttmme: "Exeant omnes,
qui locum non habent in concilio"
CAue m69en fid entfernen Die feinen
Wab I'M Gpneile baben). Nl6 tieS
sef9eben 'par, beftie9 eer General
Secretair bic Ran;el unn ,erlas res
Decret ber @r5fnuns bee Goneils, >poz
rauf man gum 5crutinium fbreiten
mpllte. Da jerpb Die ubr tereuteur
por9erldt mar erbpben f1 oiele Ger
@arpindle uno riefen "Placet'' Gic<
fem 8eifpiele fplaten fdmmtlide GAS
anweienpc Mitalierer nes Goneil5 :;
ft@ erbebeno, risfen iie ldmmtli1 pao
"Placet". Gum Sdlu0e fimmte Der
betlt8e 8ater oaS Sc Deum an, tpe!z
@e6 bic Gr6fnuneSsJ Jeierli1feit 81
ubr Nadmittass beenrste. @esenz
wdrti9 bei perie.ben in usrg gtneils sAula
moren bic &aiiertn yon Sel lterreid, bic
&5ni9in ron Neapel, bic Sbnisin Don
Blrtember9; foronn weiterbin bic
0rcbber3cstn BON Epscana, Der 6er<
3c9 BON parma> bic Yrtn3en pon Sea-
pel> Der fran36flde uno oef 5Rerrei9iz
|6e BoH9after, Der preubilde, taieriz
lde portusiefi@e, bpudncif9e belsiz
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