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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-11-02

To PRESERVE CIDEK-A correspondent
of the Maine Farmer states that cider may
be preserved sweet and clear by adding
to one barrel of cider a pound of mustard
seed, two pounds of raisins, and quarter
of pound of stick cinnamon.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-11-02

A lady hired western girl for help,
and was surprised to see her poke her head
into the parlor one afternoon, when she
had company, and asked, "Marm, did you
call just now9 | thought l hearn yell"
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''Isn't it pleasant to be surrounded by
such crowd of ladies ?" said pretty wo-
man to popular lecturer. eyes," said
he; "but it would be pleasanter to be sur
rounded by one"
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Gard tn InVaIIds.-A Clergyman, while re-
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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-11-02

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REMEMBER,

weare not 'link"i in anybodys chain, neither do
lay clsn to so ABSURD thing as "patenf on system
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MANUFACTURING.
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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-11-02

Are you siek, feeble and eoDPlaiDipes
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Choice Wines and liquors,

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Front and Garrison streets,
UNDERTAKING.

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election has been carried by Them and used to have loyal
men prescribed The riot he says was . preconcsrted
plan, tho result OF the letter OF Mayor Monroe 70 Gen.
era Baird He wiads up BY saying that in case Of the
withdrawal Of the troops the conspicuous Union
men Will not be SAFE The letter to the President pub
lished In Thursdays HERALD signed BY Attorney
General HERON, former officer In the rebel army, and
not In the federal a. we inadvertently stated.
Governor Fsnton has issued proclamation converting
the Supreme Court In an extraordinary General Term,
for the purpose Of deciding upon the constsutonay Of
the Excise law. Tho Is meet the 10th inst
General Baird has been relieved nom the command Of
the Department Of Louisiana and will be succeeded By
General Stoneman.
Rumor In Washington assigns General SIocum 70 the
vacant New York naval ONCE.
The new State constitution has probably been adopted
in the recent election In North Carolina
The Saratoga Convention Of conservative democra Is
met at the Springs yesterday 70 appoint delegates to the
Philadelphia Convention. The various districts through.
out the State were very fully represented. While
waiting for the Committee on Credentials to prepare
their report Senator Dooltle Of Wisconsin made brief
speech He claimed that Andrew johnson was faithfully
following tho instructions OF Abraham Lincoln In the
organization Of the Convention Robert H. Pruyn was
made President John A. Dix, Henry J. Raymond
Charles G. Myers, Il l. Comstook, Samuel J. Tildrn,
vHiiam hcHyp hiram Deni0 ana SANFORD 4. Cnurcn
were appointed delegates At large
King Cutler and others Of the New Orleans Conven.
toniss, have made adavits charging Mayor Monroe Of
city, and the Sheriff. with completely the homicides
occurring during the recent riots.
General G. A. Custer and General G. o. Loomis have
been appointed delegates TO the Philadelphia Convention
by the Michigan State Convention at Detroit
Tho Texas Legislature met at Austin the 6th when
the House fully organized
General John A. Logan, who nominated for Con-
gress from the State Of Illinois at large by the Repub
State Convention recently at Springfield delivered
President all sorts Of Names and laid down a plan
OF restoration policy He opposef the repeal Of the
ronc oath" favored the Acknowledgement
of all rebel officials and representation basis the
actual voting population
Dispatches from Memphis state that.a regiment Of
colcred troops in Helena Ark had engaged general
riot at the latter place Tuesday, firing the white
citizens and swearing they would take possession Of the
town.
News from Fort Laramie, dated August /, is TO the
effect that the Indian has commenced Several
white had been killed, and 1t reported three
forts Powder river had been burned.
heavy storm prevailed Lake Ontario yesterday.
harbor All the were saved
The Ohio river steamer Bostona burned
Maysvile, Kentucky, Wednesday night, and proved
. total loss Ono man missing and two were
wounded.
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to obtain an investigation into the campaign OF
the Fenians at Fort Erie, and took the opportu-
nifty while upon that subject to touch upon the
question Of annexation, declaring that the des-
tiny of the American British Provinces was de-
cided, and that that destiny involved annexation.
He was hooted down and his speech silenced
by songs and ch0ruses and his person finally
assailed by harmless assault of paper bullets.
So much indecorum was never Witnessed In
public body. Mr.. Chambers stated boldly, do
spite the interruption, that the Parliament was
afraid to have his words made public In the
New YORK HERALD; but for all that the Ameri-
can people were masters Of the continent and
could get possession Of Canada at any time
they pleased. Mr.. Chambers ID quite right
When we want Canada We can have II, but we
do not care to take any trouble about the ques-
ton. All the events at present tranepiring
there show that Canada In self-dsfence will
annex herself to this country, and this violent
scene in the Canadian Parliament, taken in con-
nection with the recent defeat Of the ministry
on the confederation scheme-under the pre-
text Of the school question-only hastens the
end. Whenever Canada chooses to come she
il welcome. She can do better as portion Of
the great American Union than as . mere de-
tendency Of England. The most sagacious
minds within her borders evidently see that
popular opinion runs in that direction, and the
logic Of events is proving 1t every day. Politi-
cal affairs in Canada and the British Provinces
generally are lapsing into chaos. There is
harbor of safety on this side Of the line, and the
sooner they steer for it the better. The annex
alton of Canada Is matter Of Indifference to
US, but it may be question of vital Importance
to the Canadians.
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from the Slate Convention Of New Jersey, and
various others of minor Importance.
Thus it will be seen that, with the success Of
the Atlantic cable. our design Of supplying
nearly all the news by telegraph is likely soon
to be carried out, and the time is not far
distant when our correspondents all over the
world will become telegraph agents, and our
post Offices will be replaced by telegraph
Offices
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News BY TELgaRAPH.-The columns Of the
HERALD yesterday presented an appearance
which foreshadows the perfectng Of that idea
Of leading newspaper which We have long
desired TO carry out, and which we predicted
i've or six years ago that we would one day BIO
able to accomplish On the first page were two
columns Of news sent by telegraph from Lon
don through the Atlantic cable, containing the
speech OF the King Of Prussia in the German
Diet. and general summary Of the state Of
affairs In Europe; q despatch from st. Peters
burg, explaining the feeling there upon the
phase which events have assumed In Central
Europe, the movements Of the American feet at
Ielsinglors, and the progress ofrailroad matters
in Russia: despatch from Pesth, announcing
several political arrests in Hungary, and q
despatch from London, containing the result Of
the prize fight between Mace and Goss These
dispatches were dated on Monday and Tuesday,
and oil arrived here on Wednesday evening.
The speech OF the King Of Prussia was delivered
in Berlin on Monday, was telcgraphed re,-
baiim TO London, thence 10 valentia, thence 10
Newfoundland over the cable, thence to New
York, and was In the HERALD Office on Wednes-
day night at ten o'clock. Had the line been
completed across the Gulf OF ST. Lawrence We
would have received these dispatches within
twentyfour hours.
Looking now TO our inside pages We have
special dispatches to the HERALD from Ottawa,
detailing the extraordinary scenes In The Cana
dian rs..,iament; another from Springfield, H.,
giving c1clun,sly the proceedings Of the
Republican State Coz rcntion another special
from The Boston National Uaion Convention
another from Baltimore, describing the sssry-
L.. Na...aa. r..sa C.-,S-....-; .lo.a.r
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RIOT At HtlFMl. ARKANSAS.

A Negro Regiment Masinou-- They Take Pss-
session cf the Town and Fire lndiscrs"s-
NExrnr August q, 1864.
The officers OF tho steamer Mollie Hainbeion repcn
that "A they passed Helena Ark on ruesday evenne,
Inc Firtv 81 tb regiment OF United states coiorcd
infan,rv which were there swahing usns.
portai,on 10 81 Louis aud thence 70 the p'sns nsh
~ 80 on OF the town and airing ihdiscrfmf
na,ov mon The whites and they would buin me
place and kin every white One citl.en nan,, "a
t.b vas fatally wounded Tho excitement was intense,
IA ahe ei,lsens were flying TO places o. ta'c'y.
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LVILY ItsEs IN THE CASAprAS PArrIasEST.-
Inc sene IN the Canadian Parliament on We'd
nesda. was ahou, the mos. disrepu.ablc affair
'ha' n' ever characterized legislative body,
even the most revolutionary times. Mr..
ohainers, who Is one Of the leading advocates
:. ..------- = - -l-.-al s--tN., ea,.s..v.,s
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.-+-a*~ CAIRO, August p 1880
The unware store Of Henderson, and tho queens.
ware store ~ = swaine No ohio leves, were burned
this morning and their contents totally destroyed The
building owned by William Barker. aud insured for
$40 900 In Eastern Offices The stock insured for
$4,000 In Eastern oflces The billiard saloon and
restaurant Of : Winters. and clothing store ~ Men
adjoining also CONSIDERABLY damaged They we're
isiy iysIsev. Ava. iu-s -p-..as ~ svs.~-s.
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NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY. AUGUST 10. 1866.

many should become Prussian and Prussia
German. "The reorganization Of Germany
which the King also hopes to obtain, is, In
reality, the same idea-the same thing. Prus-
sia, BY the war and by her diplomacy, has
made herself . great Power, and therefore se-
cured her independence beyond al contingent
cies; but her chief object-the reorganization
Of Germany-is not yet complete. The work
ID still going on. His Majesty said in his ad-
dress to the Prussian Chambers that bills would
be submitted for the convocation of popular no
personalities to meet in the Diet Of new fede-
raj State. One by one the States Of the old
Germanio Confederation, and even those here
tofore opposed to Prussia, are yielding to
Prussian power and the sentiment Of German
unity. The work will undoubtedly be hurried
up before tho sword Is sheathed. How far
the southern States, which have been most
attached to Austria, may be brought under
Prussian rule, has yet to be seen. It Is certain,
however, that Prussia will not give up the adj
vantages Of her present position. She will OBJ
tain ell she desires; and the probability is
that the forty millions Of Germans in Europe
will henceforth be under her control
This Is the extraordinary spectacle which
several Of the first nations Of Europe are
now contemplating with alarm. There is
great irritation in Paris. The press Of that
city is perplexed and shows great deal of i'll
temper. The oracles Of Napoleon are befogged
and give out dissatisfied mutterings. The
overreached and disappointed Emperor himself
is sullen. A mighty German Power looms up to
destroy his visions ofextended empire and Euro
pean dictatorship. Even the card which Austria
put in his hands by the cession of Venetia to
him he may not be able to play with success
Italy, backed by Prussia, may render 1t value
less. Altogether state Of things has arisen
greatly annoyed at such mighty Power loom
ing up on her border. The Moscow Gazette
and other organs of Russian sentiment sound
the alarm. Prussia, which is likely to be
another name for all Germany, the Gazette
thinks will be threatening to Russia, and will
be "master Of the only sea which secures its
commerce with the world" 1t fears that po-
litical State may be established "whose power
may be directed against the most vital and
dearest interests of Russia" England is rather
glad to see such an overshadowing Protestant
Power arise on the continent, with which 1t is
intimately allied, as a checkmate to France and
Russia. Well may some of these Powers be
alarmed, for o united Germany In the heart Of
Europe, with highly civilized, intelligent and
brave population of forty millions, can defy
any Of them and check the ambition Of all.
The end, however, has not yet been reached.
It is probable there will be peace, with the
supremacy Of Prussia In Germany, as we have
erful kingdom in Italy; but there are many adj
verse interests actively At work, and we must
wait for further developments before we can
arrive at . correct Judgment.
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...~,.r uo.,ort, canuht are last night Just below
I Tue rsn,,rkv srd burned 90 the waters edge
~cayty All thc passengers and crew were o. ny
4. ,rss,ne two we're badly burued fns - n ossus
sa,,ad Al 500 900 fnsarsj for 600 600 Ins oNn -