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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-05-26

' Plans OF ArcntsoN & Co.--Gcorg, S.
Park, late Of the Parkville Lumnary, pub
fishes long letter in the st. Louis Demo-
crat. He says that Atchison and Stringtel-
low have organized a secret association, the
members of which arc sworn to turn out
and fight when called upon, and to share all
damages accruing to any member, even at
the price Of disunion when nan is pro-
scribed. They shall all act secretly to de-
stroy the character and business of all north
ern men. All men dissenting from their
doctrines are to be expelled from western
Missouri, and held in constant terror. All
Benton and whig presses are to be destroyed.
The destruction of the hotel in kanzas and
the Lawrence presses is decreed. Cannon
are to be taken to demolish them at dis
tance. They would not stop till every free
soiler is driven out Of Missouri and Kanzas.
Governor Price and President Pierce have
been telegraphed for protection, but no an
swer was given. Threats previously made
are traceable to Atchison. AS to the de-
struction Of the Luminary establishment,
Mr.. Park promises further developments.
DoEs FREEzlNG KILL ?-In the basin under
the dome of the Crystal Palace We noticed
last fall number of goldfish flashing theig
VI l5htl Stucs III tuc ClcdT water. 1tSCctNdy
we saw them again, as lively as ever, and
remarked to Sam. Breyoort, the superinten-
dent:
$50 your fish lived through the winter,
but they are not so bright colored as last
! fall"
mo wonder-the color froz2 of; tie
wonder is the life did not. for that basin was
solid cake of ice, and those fish were as
solid as any part of it. But they thawed
out as good as new, except the color, anil
that is coming on with warm weather, |
/ think that settles the question, that (re ziug
don't kill. IN. Y. Tribane.
/ The new court OF claims at Washington
after organizing have adjourned for two
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-05-26

TEx ,s.--A steady stream, OF emigration
has been pouring into Texas from the Cult
states of the South, for the last two years,
which must prove of great value in develop
ritory. At Linwood, on the Nechcs river.
Texas, th,re is bridge which the bulk of
the emigration passes over, and though the
toll taEer keeps no record of the persons, he
does of the wagons, and these form pretty
good criterion for iudgm nt. During the
month of December of the year 1871 no less
than $50 emigrant wagons passed over this
bridge, bound west while in January, 1885,
the number was 700. 1t is thought that,
from the b,ginning Of December to the end
of April, the averagi will be 600 wagons
per month, and five persons to each wagon,
making in al 1000 wagons and $4,000 emf
grants. Senator Rusk i; said to estimate
The emigration to Texas this season at l00,-
900, and the Gonzales Enquirer thinks this
amount accurate u. s. Gaz
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-05-26

AMERICAN EAGLE To LGr."-Now that
Soule and the Cuban flibusters are snufftd
clean out,-and the ungrateful Old King Of
the Sandwich Islands dropped of, just as we
had hlm on the hook creature has
nothing TO do. H. is out of employment,
for the present. Perhaps the Australians
can give him something to do New York
EYOrpSS
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-05-26

SHAREHOLDERS PLANS IN KANzAs.-From
rumors that have lately reached us we are
never lose sight of the spoils. They have
which place the legislature elect to do their
bidding will adjourn and establish the seat
of government, and expend the $4,000 APP
proprlated by government to erect public
buildings, when the nullilierS will sell out
and make their fortunes before the people Of
Kanzas can right themselves in the premises
II Missouri Dem.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-23
INTERESTING, FROM ENGLAND.

- he Editors IF ne y. y. ErPE'S9'
4 friend oil mite i'll luntuu who i. "au couyt.! .!
what is passing. writes as follows:
You will lie doubtless surprised 81 the br5ads,de OF
the "ThunioIe g.. aiusl the United States, and Ike
| ourselves woi,drr what IL coming next. But WITHIN
the past week it IL DC GENERALLY understood in
the Cilv that there are tWC CcGsons though not ap
peariug OH the surface: is oeoe the Spanidrd5
into the alliance against Husgis the uther to create
panic that will alarm Holders III American Securities
10 such extent, as I" induce them 10 send them
nome for redemption for the purpose OF placing Bull.
lion in tue Bank England Ilearn that some Stocks
and Bonds 20 out by this Steamer, but think when
the Panic has subsidized they will wonder how they
have been easily duped To this alarm may be At
,rioured the rise in Cotton war is considered i'm
miucnt b; many who give credit TO all they sec III
print. We are all acting very cautiously Us the man
IS not living who can furete!l the future. BY next
May may be exporting Gold TO America or there
| may be gold to export
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

MESSAGE OF THE CHEROKEE CHIEF;
tn, message of John Ross chief Of the Cherokee
nation, is 10 the ). W. Independent. The Chief re-
si,ys the advantages which have accrued to tn.
Cbefokees from their encouragement OF schools, ant
u;rss hon to "alOw no retrograde to occur, outcon
etan,Iy 10 bear in mind the truths contained III tha
cl.a.,: oil tue Constitution which declares that 're
ylpn morality and knowledge are necessary to good
yovrruInent the preservation OF liberty, and the nap
p;ness of ,nanklnd' Schools and the means o
e,lccs,i"n shall forever he encouraged III this n'
!i1u,'
!la cuutncrates tho beneficial results Of the proh
bi.ory LIQUOR law and recommends an amendment I,
reach those ''pcrsons who introduced Intoxicating
drinks nudar the convenient labels of the patent me
Gic.rc, and preparations Of the day"
ruac,ro-uls "a regard to marriage are recommend
al all complain, is made OF the lumber OF irraSpon
sp- white persons who ara in the country, cuntrar!
10 lAS aud "who often provoke difficulties that woult
DC: otherwise occur and after enjoying tine hospital
- ;: citizens aud the protection OF our laws y nt'
tn4 Sta;ss spread exaggerated reports aud institute
veIGrous proceedings against them IN the courts
,hs { utsd States.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-23
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s,h\:A>.
voryr, .u. it,ni rn"'f >'fh ~
bat".iiLH
When, in future distant YEAR
Thou shalt look upon TN. Prse
Through the crys,a vale OF tear
That dim yonr yes III inter- n.y.
Think it was q mothers hSil''
1Ionrh her smile no more ;honn az,
Pn;n.iur toward tina, better !und'
Gave this sacred gut to thee
L:os;ly ,nou ef.ccn'st it nos.
h,r ;hv heart Is y"l.u- a'i Wild
20 And upon thy si:l"o"a'- brow,
Zomyht but sunny Hope hath sini!si
Ha, when disapln'in'men's come.
And the world gins TO steal
An Thy spirits early bloom,
Then its value thou wilt t""!
To thy chamber. still and lone,
Fiy-and ,eursh this sacred page
When earths Establishments are soIs-
Every grief it will assuage!
Close thy door against the din
OF worldly fnlly-worldly feGr--
Only let the radiance in
Oi each heavenly promise here
When thy bruised spirit bends
Meath the weight OF scrrows chsiD.
When Of oil life's summer friends
Not one dattercr shall remain
Lay this JUNCTION to the wound
Ofthy smitten, bleeding breast-
Here tho only balm is found
That can yield tie weary rest
Nor alone In hours 81 woe
.Sssrch the Scriptures, but WhisJo!
Doth life's blissful cup o'eif1ow.
Be it oft thy sweet employ
60, remembering in thy youth
Him whose spirit lights each page.
Thou ehslt have abundant proof
BE viii not forget thine age!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-23
I:IE. ABOLIriONlSM OE KNOW NOTHING
ISM.

=. accepting tine n1Ini.,rI'cn Of IA" kn"w-Nothing
a.;y oi Massachusetts, Just before the late election
u hat State, Gov. Gardner said
Il confes, am HI aasiavery man. will OPP
pore, in public o; private iile, tue asgresslons OF
Slavery, so hsp ms God so long "a i've In th'
s.,as spsacs he spokc OF Judge kane, as ian mia
nc.nq saye.cs,ching commissioner al Philadelphia
.vap hope vii! be impaached ior his conduct before
IN. ueA. Congress, and were there would cheerful
II give ny vote 10 favor ot s1ch Impeachment.
TIE Boston Bee, the official organ OF the Mas'a
iueC"s ;lnow-Eo ih;ngs sad, plicr 10 the lste cleo
don:
What Las the American party Of Massachusetts
aonetsr Freedom and Morality
Elected Henry Wilson 10 the United States Sen
e:s.
"T'bs. has the American party OF Massachusetts
done ;cr Freedom and Morality
Elected its entire delegation OF United States re-
representatives., wbo are unit upon the question u
soti.slavery.
"What has the American party Of Massachusetts
done for freedom and Morality
Passed through it, State Legislature the Person
o, L;bery bill-an get which other State ever has
or dared pess'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-23
THERE NEVER WAS
BY L,C. RIGGS.

There never was an earthly dream
vi besuty and delight,
That mingled not too soon with cieua'
IA sun rays with the night:
That faded not from that fond heart.
Where once it loved TO stay.
and left that heart more desolate.
E2r having felt its ray.
raere never was a glad bright eye
Bat il wa. dimmed with bears.
Caused by such griefs "a ever dun
The sunshine Of our years.
We look upon the sweetest Hover
lis withered soOn. and gone
We gaze upon star, 10 had
Eit dark ueSs where it shone.
r.eys never was noble heart.
A mind Of worth and power,
Tint had not in this changing ~or!i,
Paiu, misery. for its dover
Re laurel on the brow huth hid
From many careless eye,
The secret OF the soul within.
liz blight and agony.
Tssre never was-theyc cannot be
On earth precious spring,
Whose waters to the fevered lip.
Cufailing we may bring;
All change,h on his troubled shors.
Or passeth from the sight
Oh for that world where JOY and peace
Reign as eternal light.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-23
NEW YORK ELECTION.

Complete returns nearly all Of them Official, Of the
New York election, which will be found In subse.
quen, column, show that the Democratic vote Hard
and Soft for Secretary OF State, exceeds the X. "
vote by 2,l09 and the Republican vote 1888. On
Comptroller Il exceeds the X n vote i,4a2, and the
Republican vote by 9,l2S Average Dem. over h.
n. Secretary of State and Comptroller, $50
over Republican 1881. For Appeal Judge, long
term, tho Hsrds and Sufs united upon Judge Selden,
epG havs elected him By 7,"4j over Campbell, b. N,
BY 1886 over Wood, Republican.
The Y. v. vote exceeds the Republican on Secre-
-ary Of State l0,G24, and on Comptroller, :. 81.
A ,ere,c. y,l5U
rhe Republican veto over Soft, Secretary OF
s,ets IS Is e93 and Comptroller. 3,46t Average,
$3.50. know-Nothing over Soft, on Secretary OF
State, j6,3l7; on Comptroller, 47,llt. Average
$3.50.
Thu. Republicauism is the fag end of the heap
being behiud the Know Nohinss, and still further be-
hind the Democrats. 1t has been beaten on its own
soi badly beaten, and will ueyer agnin fare as
well as on the present OCCASION. In short the Re-
puJcans are down. Out OF ~ States, or thereabout
which have held elections since tine ltt OF August
the Republicans have carried only :HTo, Wiz Vermont
ami Ohio and those by diminished malortes COM
per-d with lssi year What i. thr Of continuing
their organ, a:i"ns any longer They should at least
change their name for they have spoiled "Republi
oap" already. They npo,l one good name each yea,
on Oh average.--i " Y. Joaradl0t Commerce.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-23

From the psoc"r,i- 81 sales 81 sundIies
uacd in constructing the " ash'net"h
Monument
From Vim. II. Davis y Co., ana o'hofs'
rriu,,Iin. n"cr ldyui"ill' l" '"e"'
From the eulv uI "lI carl'utin5
From collections, by liz" Treasurer rom
independent Banks 10 pay INC Salary
Of the Banking Clerk in his Once
From Delinquent Property tax collected
nv the Clerk or Norfolk
T,,nporarv loans FROM the Bank OF Pr-
ginia, SilG,7UO, the Exchange Bank OF
Virginia, Slid, 6Gp. the Farmers Bank
of Virginia. illG,OOh, the Merchants
aud Merhanics' Bank III Wheeling
81, GOO ans, The NORTH. Western Bank
of Virr inin, S2J,O'n', .,.n
I'm account nf' the surplus revenue oil Inc
iund for internal Improvement
rrnn capitatiun tax OIL free negroes
az u3l 81, aud from seals attached TO
ir.e negro registers, S9el e.
Total amount of receipts "
Auditor's OBice. .NorCmbrr, 1853.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-23
WISCONSIN ELECTIONS.

The Milwaukee News, OF the 18th instant publish
es returns 80 cut Of the IS counties IL the State
The vote Tor governor foots up as follows:
| Barstow, democrat S,2W
| Bashiord, fusion T,5ll
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-23
RATPAI4NNOCK LAND FOX SALE.

OFFER Tor sale my Plantation III Richmond COS"
Il Hrb.Iry leland about miles above Tnppahat'b
and mile below Suths wharf, IA landing OF the steam
that ply between Baltimore Rnd Fredericksburg. u
io,us :hclands ot Dr. W-iltod Mr. Goodwin ANA ohers
contain. bv recent rurvcy. 1916 acres ID these =.
37 nrc nrmDia divided into ihr"c ,idHI tho resi- VIZ
n,J .wccn, . portion. winch i, hard .Innrsh, ami aSs
rxcelllent grazing. III" coil i, us well adapted u
growth OF wh.a, and corn As lunis ~ this Eei.-'
hood whirh could not b. bought Tor 80 per acre
i, Will wn,ered the road from the forest To The II
I..c,rds IA gentle slope ov+rsecrs hoIrc aud T.
houses in good rcpnir aud six cabins tor tla''
very comodious aud OF the beet nn'"rinl--r"crn'E
structnd The amount III wood land IN tn. Hn''' '"'
me o., timber which hns been steadily hdHnn'IE: %
wear 10 year. and It's convenience Tor delivery In'i'
uttr non OF men vi enterprise Persons wish NJ 10 -
the premises are referred 10 Mr. Robert ':'sp, "hV
cb.rp. al the ,,ini. Terms At communicating Addt"'
ARTtltR n. H. BERNARD.
,.,n -, Err,,nrickshuru, :.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-23

SUIT AGAINST ELECTION JuDGES.-W. Fl,
Smith, natural.ed citizen, residing in New Orleans.
has brought suit in the fourth district court agaip.
James Beggs and Erastus Wells, two of the judges of
election in that city, for rejecting his vote the lete
election, He claims S5,GG0 damages.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-23

THE NEW ORLEANS CONTESTED ELEC.
rION.-Judge Cotton, OF New Orleans, has issued
o mandamus 70 the judges Of election requiring
them 10 make an Immediate return OF all the votes
poilei, counted and known 10 have been given FOL
sheriff OF that city, and other officers. This will have
the effect vi giving the certificate OF election to Mr.
Bell tne darnrcralic candidate, ms The two boxes de-
stsoyed by the mob the night OF the election are
known 10 have contained majority OF over 2uO votes
inS been finished before the outrage prrpetratpd
TIE orgna! return. excluding the two boxes. defeat
81 Ar 3. BY SOME ~ or 70 voter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-23
b. !

B.I
, S,,rvuysr ,HgwiyG THE AMOUNT OF W,RRAHTs
nk,wy rpoS THE TREASURY FROM THE lsT Ocfo-
RsR 1854. TO rHr JDTH SEPTEMBEK, 1897 ls'i'
sIvr. rpoy rur FOLLOWING FUND.- &C., VIZ:
L,omn,ss,onsrs ot the Siilking Fand:
For per centage OIL amount Of the public debt on
the Let January, 1856, and for payment Of interest
on the public debt to the lat July, 1855, under the
provision setting apart per cent. on the amount i
ri Jebt to the payment of interest thereon, and for
the purposes Of ultimate redemption, i,6oo,ea 10
Erpenses Of Sinking Fand
For salary of the Secretary to tho Com
missionsrs Of the Sinking Fund. from
Isl July to Both Sept 1854, and in part
of expense Of advertising redemption
State debt, under net Of 4th Marcb,
1854, chap. 3, tthe remaining expense
Of advertising having been paid from
the contingent fund.- lo' -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-23

Democratic majority So iGr ~
The eleven remaining counties to be heard from will
increase this majority Last year the usionists car
red Wisconsin by majority of over 1000. In 1858
Barstows majority was o.5l9
As far heard from, the legislature stands as fol-
lows. Senate, 10 democrats TO Is fusionisis House,
st democrats, 22 fusiOnists, aud independent
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-23
OpENIN,. OF THE PORK SEASON.

OPENING OF THE PORK SEASON.
ClscINsArI, Nov. 2D.- The weather is now favor
sol, for ssuxhtsrins aud the hog has fairly
opened. several large houses have commenced pack
ing. Hogs are brisk sod f.ru at SC 81 With an ad-
TCnoed tendency. -----..--------.-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-23

TERRIBLE KNOw-NOTllING RIOTS IN NJ"
DRLE.iNS--LOSS OF LlFt.-bAii>Vt D'>
ES DESTROYED. ETC.
# seems that the bloody scenes ot i'ouS'i''e nave
;ust been re.e.acted IN New Orleans only thai III Tie
hitler case the nurlcr0us aifrays have been cohhea
d, ueu and innocent wunen and children nave NOT
L.n made the victims OF the lendish rage OF the n-
locrauts The RIOTS of course, oCcarred on election
lay. Monday last New Orleans papers state that rs
noon approached, III excitement commenced III the
eighteenth precinct III contest for precedence H.
appruachins the polls. Major Henry Bas2", one oi
the officers OF German MILITARY company. VINO az
sumcd championship Oh the Democratic side, struck
one OF the Americans and thereupon hall dozen
revolvers were drawn Oh him. He started to run,
aud some Is ~ shots were fired at him. one bullet
took effect in his thigh another III his foot, and THIRD
passed across his breast Soon after several lights
.nsued and anon: others =. ID. White, city con-
tractor, was badly beaten and wounded The
next difficulty occurred the twentieth preclnct
mnu named Antoine Fu,Cr, native OF France,
who had his naturalization papers IN his hand
was stabbed in the centre "t his abdomen
friends put him i'll cab, and conveyed nm
to the Charity Hospital. but he died before lac
arrived there. Towards evening, DIR. Shrrrer, whn
kept drug store at the corner oi Nreatnen ana 81;
Ferdinand streets, fatally wounded by pistol
shot, at the polling boot. of the 2Oh district II Is
said that he Went 10 the poll with his naturalization
papers in one und und pistol in the other and TINT
being opposed by an American, he fired at hIn and
wounded him in the arm the hnercan then returned
the fire and the shot proved fatal. man named
Antoine Wall also sho, in the leg Srrera! Shots
were fired ut Jane. Boyian, while liz va, ON horse
back, and Il German was stabbed or wounded III hl'
face. Towards II O'clock, party OF men broke mt
the ninth precinct, and destroyed the ballot box win
ia contents There is said 10 have been Democrat
lc nainrity oil 10 ~ in this precinct At midnight
crowd forced THEN way into the engine house. wilrI,
tho inspectors oi Iic seventh precinct were engaged
in counting the votes. The ut once inrcN the III
spectors gmi clerks IL retire. when they seGed tht
ballot boz. aud utterly demolished both il aud lht
ballots.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-23

kANsAG.-The progress OF business before the
Kansas Free State Convention in session at Topeka,
was interrupted on the 18th ult., by announcement
that duel was about to of between Col. Lane
President OF the conventions and Mr.. lowrie private
Secretary to cxGorenor R"eder. The melting cause
thereto being charges against tic private character Of
Lane which had induced him IN challenge l.owra. =
The matter was referred TO committee and through
the interference Of friends the duel was postponed and
would probably be prevented As eli evidence OF the
sense oi the convention clause was introduced and
adopted part Of the Constitution disqualiyinc
dueiiists from holding Office in Kansas. On The JOt
u the elective franchise were adopted in Committee
Of the Whole. They require the popular elections to
be by ballot the qualifications t"r voters being that
of free white male citizens Of the United Suites over
twenty one years Of aye. resident Six months in the
territory, thirty Days in the county and ten days in
the precinct, aud the payment oil tax assessed within
the year, at least ten days before the election.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-23
ENGLAND AND THE UNITED STATES.

ENGLAND AND THE UNITED STATES
The Boston Advertiser makes the following state
msu; "In regard to the statements which have ap.
peared the London papers, happens to be in our
l0wer 10 state that letters have been received IN this
cy under date OF October II. III which II 10 stated
from source entitled to full confidence that Lord
Clarendon has assured Mr.. Buchanan that the arti.
Gle. in the Times and Post were not in accordance
with the views and feelings Of the government which
vers most friendly"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-23
sALNON,S PATENT GRAN AND OK


SEED SEPARATOR. NV .
TNHlS Machine was InT'n'i '''' =, J.. b.-a =.
4 salmon oil Illinois. md wH'i I,, -, rl.nu!t.. ,
lteh has taken precri'nc" oil "'' ''''
and Grass Seeds ,h.iuyrntDfi
The Gr.t silver Medal va: a~NI'',,s ,l nj ~
Worlds Fair in N-% lCt" ana "a" -, .bcu,.d iy e. 2
York state Fair in l-52 II fhs "e'h b,.t -
nuud city Millrrs who r"r0ni'r'.' ,i.nr ,n,ur..'
kuowu ior separating cookies and "'i'' ,i,rrlr
Wbe.t II viii .epsrnre amy two seeds % 'y .spi
,ve,rI, /. simple ia II. construction .hi :.
a. :, +. necul:arls adapted 10 ia'n'T' ,r,,G
MUIR, but little power to Work II, sii ''
aao,tsr,Iy than any machine EOT III u'r ia. III.
II can he furnished at the following W"I@,a "
I,r a Farmers Machine thst VIII c!rHL -
bushels per hour -, .ro,;ot - =
For "A Farmers Machine that viii cI'H- ~
bushels per hour b,,.spos
For afsrrner's Machine "a, ranged tor h'''
er) that will clean so bushels per hour q, % ~
For q Milcr's Machine thut will clean
bushels per hour ,,. "a 20 -
For a Mllpr's Machine that viii! ci""" ."
bushels per hour -, .,.., ,as 10 ~
For Mil!er's Machine that will c''1"
bushels per hour .,s,D 10 to sJ0
Fora Miller's Machine tht' viii
bushels per hour po ~ AEpEhSo
Address .,r.ssu,. RiChaonc
N. B-County Rights VII! o. ''' y"
e. al