The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-11-11

The New COUNTY OFFICERS. times at
which the newly elected county officers en-
ter upon their respective duties, are thus
! fixed by law
Probate Judged. Monday in February.
! County Clerk-2d Monday in February.
! Sherifl-lst Monday in November
Commissioner-Whe ne qualities.
Coroner--lst Monday in November.
An exchange tells us that paper collars for
gentlemen are about coming into fashion
The Know Nothings having sworn off wear
ing any more Irish linen.
In the legislative assembly at Quebec. on
Thursday night, a stringent bill to prohibit
the manufacture and sale of intoxicating H.
quors, passed It's second reading by vote of
95 to 5.
Somebody says wife should be like roast
Iamb-tender and nicely dressed. Somebody
else wickedly adds" and without sauce
GooD.-Theodore Parker says that the Nor
man race was the first to find out that kings
had a joint in their necks that could be le-
gally got at.
Ten FATAL ERRoRs-A writer in the Tr-
bune points cut series of ten mis- takes made
by Capt Luce, at the wreck of the Arctic
no person familiar with nautical matters,
can read them, without being satisfied that
whoever else may be censurable, Capt. l.. is
highly so, and that any degree of presence
OF mind or of ordinary caution on his part,
would have saved his ship and all on board
New YoRK.-The returns as far as receiv-
ed seem to indicate that Seymour, dem, is
oil tol IN hat,
Clark, whig, and Ullman, Know Nothing. !
The rest of the whig state ticket is believed
to be elected, and large anti-Nebraska del
egation to congress.
laJ-The editor of the Democrat interro-
gates us in regard to our memory. He wish
es to know if we recollect of selling to his
predecessor, among other things, the g name
Of the Perrysburg Star, Successor to the
Fort Meigs Reveille, &c.)' AS our memory
is not first rate, we are obliged to say that
we do not. Perhaps the editor Of the Dem
ocrat does. He seems to reCollect, not only
facts, but much more. He recollects that
we stated that we set up more ems for the
Journal than were set for any other paper on
the river, and that we published lecture
last summer upon the immortality and i'm
propriety of publishing lottery schemes. AS
neither of these glimmerngs Of his memory
happens to be true, it must be admitted that
his is rather an extraordinary and prolific
memory.
We announced in the first number Of the
Perrysburg Journal that it would be the sue
cessor of the Fort Meigs Reveille and Per-
rysburg Star. These names were our prop
erty when we sold out our printing materials
to Mr.. Wright, and, unless they were inclu-
ded in that sale, we had perfect right to
resume their use at any time. That the Rev
ellie was not, we know; that the Star was
not, we verify believe.
We have never interfered with the patron
age Of the Democrat in the slightest degree.
and it was only to compel its editor to at
tend to his own business, to publish q paper
at his Town expense" and to, prevent him
from fiching some of the business whic
Justly belongs to us that we placed at the
head of our paper the words which have
called out his gentIemanly and polished re-
marks rs he onSyered