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CONTENTS OF NOS. xxx-xxxL
Smuggled Relations
French Soldiers in Camp.
Specimens Of the Alehemist', CChap. H.
Heud- ancy.
Chips Deadly Shsfs.
Curiosities Of London.
Under the Ses.
A Dear Cup Of Coffee.
The School OF the Fairies.
Latest Intelligence fom Spirits.
Vision Of houIs.
Cats and Dogs
Back at Trinity.
Rice
The Yellow Mask, Twelve Ctspters)
Wiitileton In Seryia.
The Angel
More Alchemy.
The Audit Board
The Old Bosi's Head.
Routine.
Mr. Philip stnbbes.
The Ro,ibs EDslishmAn, from Giuveyo TO Bochsrss..
Dip in the Brre.
Chiy-Pensioners.
Alexander the First.
lnfsnt Gardens.
Unfortunate James Daev.
Sandman Forests And Fisheiies.
A Legal Fiction.
County Guy.
NY Garden Walks
More Grisi 10 the NIL.
Cries from the Past
Poets Home.
Whgs.
NEw NOVEL,
THE YELLOW MASK
In Twelve Chapters. Complete.
Now ready, the Eleventh Volume Of
HOUSEHOLD w 1RDS
Bound IN Cloth Half Morocco.
DIX EDWARDS, Publishers.
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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-11-24

G0iturial paot.

IMPORTANT MovEMENTs.--TheN National
Intellgencer says that the government has re-
ceived dispatches from Col. Wheeler, rela-
ting to recent events in Nicaragua, which
are of such nature as to require prompt and
decisive attention. 1t is also said that Com
Paulding is to proceed to Nicaragua in ship
of war, with instructions to inquire into the
circumstances attending the outrages
There seems to be general brushing up
of war accoutrements, and feeling of un
casiness to have somebody pick quarrel
with the American nation. Great activity
prevails in the different navy-yards, and it
said that the greater part of our immense
navy is to be Immediately made ready for SER
vice. A number of British war vessels having
been sent to winter in the West Indies, it is
supposed the present brilliant administration
will send our navy down there to watch
them and prevent them from doing any mis-
chief
In this particular nick of time, it has been
discovered by Gov. Medill, with the legal
aid of Attorney General McCook that Ohio
has no militia officers who hold valid COM
missions of higher grade than captain, the
new constitution having abrogated All the
higher commissions, and no more can be
lawfully issued until further legislation. All
the public arms of the state are therefore to
be Immediately returned to the state arsenal
at Columbus. 1t is lucky that the egisa-
ture will be in session so soon as the first
Monday in January next, otherwise the gov
ernor might be compelled to call an extra
session, to prevent falling off in the crop
Of colonels and generals.
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23-We notice some comments and sug
gestions by the Defiance Democrat upon our
paragraph in reference to the failure of the
judges to hold special term of the district
court here as appointed. In reply we remark.
that so far as we have examined, the Demo
crat is wholly wrong. lst. 1t was the bust
ness of the court to knO1r whether the day
appointed for holding district court would
interfere with the common pleas terms OF
either of the judges. %. We find by the
law Of Feb. s. 50, the fail term of com.
mon pleas in Williams CO. to be Oct. 18th,
not Nov. 9th. Sd. Judge Swan is in no
manner connected with the matter in hand.
4th. We did not impute improper motives
to the judges, but inquired whether so palpa-
BILE neglect of duty did not cast suspicion
upon the judges Of being swayed by politi-
cal feeling. Judging by the specimen before
us, perhaps it may not be amiss to return the
exhortation of the Democrat. to ' be fair !!
Our article was dictated by no personal or
political bias. but the case seemed to be one
which justified and required a few words OF
earnest complaint from the local press Of
this county.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-11-24

The Marietta Republican states that Mrs.
Sarah M. Phillips, wife of Mr. C. A. Phillips,
brought suit against Richards & Scherer, un-
der the section of the liquor law which pro-
vides that the wife or children of man may
bring suit and recover damages from any
person selling him liquor on which he be-
comes intoxicated and they are thereby in
jured in person or property. The case was
tried before Judge Nash, at the late term of
common pleas, and a judgment given against
said firm of 300 and costs.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-11-24

HEAR THE RUFFIAN ATcHIsoN TALK.-We
find in the Charleston Mercury, a letter from
the s. border ruffian," Senator Atchison, in
which that desperate, in speaking of the
then approaching Kansas election, says;
Elf Kansas is abolitionized, Missouri
ceases to be slave state, New Mexico be-
comes a free state, and California remains "a
free state but if we secure Kansas as slave
state, Missouri is secure New Mexico, and
southern California, if not all of it, become
slave states"
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THE PERRYSBURG JOURNAL.

1t seems to be finally settled and conceded
that the election in Wisconsin has resulted
in the triumph of the republicans. The ma
jorty for Bashford, for governor, is not def
initely known, but there is no doubt of his
election.
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The following Indiana free blnks have
been wound up and their securities sold.-
The bills are worth. according to the Sums
realized, the following figures: Bank Of Con-
nersville, 81 cents; Wabash Valley Bank,
92; Greene County Bank, 81 Merchants
Bank, Lafayette. 90; Laurel Bank, 81 Gov
ernment Stock Bank, so cents.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-11-24

Thos. Francis Meagher has married Miss
Townsend, daughter OF S. P. Townsend, the
Sarsaparilla millionaire. The lady had the
frowns Of the father but preferring the Irish
man to anything else, she took him--Arch
Bishop Hughes doing the agreeable. Thus
Fifth Avenue loses the " Countess Of Sarsa-
parilla. = Toledo Times.
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Geo. 5. Park, of the ParkvlIle Lnminary,
has returned to his home in ParkviIle, Mis-
souri,, from which he was driven by mob
last spring A meeting of the mob was at
once held and he was warned to leave, but
his friends have rallied in force and issued
IA conciliato,y but firm address, pledging to
stand By him with their lives and sacred
honor, This changes the aspect of affairs.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-11-24

The Adrian Watchtower states that Mr.
Voorhees,, a farmer near that village, huskpd
out l32 bushels of corn one day last week
from sunrise until half past 4 P. NJ, and asks
4" who can beat it p
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-11-24

The Chinese appear 10 be returning 10 their
old homes from California. One ship from
San Francisco to Hong Kong took back 400,
and another about the same time took back
200 Of that race.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-11-24

1t is settled that A. c. FIagg, the distin-
guished fnancier of New York, has been re-
elected to the office of controller of the city.
He was on the republican ticket, and owes
his election 20 that fact.
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Coz. KINNEY IN a NEw LIGnr.-A "

Col. KINNEY IN A NEW LIGHT-A Wash-
ington correspondent of New York paper
says he has learned from source which
leaves no doubt as to the truth of the state
ment, that some time before the famous Col.
Kinney left for Nicaragua he proposed to the
Russian Minister, NJ. Stoeckl, to involve the
United States in difficulty with England
about Cuba. One element of his proposal
was that the affair should b. brought to
blood shed. 1t is said NJ. Stoeckl promptly
and decidedly refused the Offer.
If such charge is brought home to the re-
doubtable Colonel, he will lose the sympa-
thy of heaps of friends, and be despised as
a traitor to his country all of which will
be richly deserved
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-11-24

Messrs. Blinn & Jenison are just opening
large stock of very elegant goods from the
Boston market, in the room lately occupied
by E. Graham, on Louisiana Avenue. 1t is
said that goods can be bought a better ates
in Boston than New, and we suppose the
matter can now be tested by comparison
of prices at this new establishment with
those of other stores in town.
Since writing the above, we have received
the advertisement of this new firm, to which
we refer for the facts more exactly stated.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-11-24

ALIVE AND WELL AGAIN.-We call atten-
ton to the card of our young friend, DR..
Blecher, surgeon dentist. He is specimen
of how near man may come to dying and
after all escape, come out bright, blooming,
and good as new. He was one of the few
who refused to run away from the cholera
here last year. and has been battling for his
life with sickness almost ever since. He
deserves the good will of this public for his
manliness, and liberal patronage for his
skill in his profession and his unfaltering
determination to establish himself here,
where his services are SO much needed. Give
him call let us encourage one another.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-11-24

From Kansas we learn that the pro-slave-
ry party We're endeavoring to get up coun-
ter-novement to the free state constitutional
convention, now in session and for that pur,
pose were circulatinga petition to Gov Shan
non, to re-convene the - Missouri Kansas
legislature" in order that steps may be ta-
ken, without delay, to constitute pro-sla
very convention. 1t i; stated, however, that
the petition will not be granted, as The Gov
ernor is now laboring to get up for himself
little anti.slavery reputation.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-11-24

The late disaster on the railroad running
west from 81. Louis has brought the affairs
of the road to the verge of ruin. Bridge af-
ter bridge has fallen, stopping travel and cut
ting off receipts, and its condition was liz;
tie better than bankruptcy before.
The public interest in this road is great.
A large amount of individual stock, and
heavy subscriptions by the city and county
are a stake. By one vote the county APP
propriated twelve hundred thousand dollars
to the road What is to become of these
enormous sums? AS matters now stand, the
state will have to pay the January interest
on her bonds issued to this road and thus
the road will be at once forfeited to the state,
Two millions of dollars will then BE- lost to
the city and county. to say nothing of the
20 years interest, amounting to two mill
ions and quarter more st. Louis Intel.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-11-24

The auditor of Henry county will sell s.
760 acres of school lands on the 22l of De-
cember, in tracts Of 40 and 80 acres, paya-
bic in IL annual instalments. This is a large
sale, and affords good chances to buy cheap
lands