The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-08-19
NO. XIV

the North will bo expended in the SnnIb
cording to the late census there are in Tho Sla,o
states SIr millions OF white inhabitants. md IN
'ne rr'e states t|etpe millions That is to saw.
the Free States have just about double tho nnn.
! Der of the Slave States. Aud vet whom M.
Duchanon chooses cabinet he takes fDi,r rrnn,
Tue slave States and three from the FREQ Statag
In The great court OF the United States, which is
10 decide all Questions relating to slavery. thor,
aregpe Judges from the slave States ana fouy
from the tree. Nor is this an accident 'Tba
same thing occurs in the distribution of nil the
great offices of State, and in all the minor
"Ulces III lhe Washington bureaus Last win
Ter a committee was appointed to examine and
! report now the Offices We're distributed. when
! the loiowlng iacts appeared. There were from
one u 'rte states l26; from the slave States, 773.
Ihe niieers from the free States drew nav IN
the amountof S620000. and the Officers Iron,
the slave States to the amount of $3.50 OOO :
80 the South has had the Presidency "a terms
whie the North has had it only terms. If we
go to the Army aud Navy we find The same
'avor'usm prevailing there The Slave Power
rules every thing, and il is fast conyerting on,
republic into despotism. --Nstoark yimsrican
A RoMANrlc MAnRrAGr--Q romantic
Wedding took place at Mazomauie, in this cnrn-
! ty, last evening. The groom was n r,,nrrsd
Californian who left his wife for the auriGrons
lahd about seven years ugo; and the bride th,
wite that VAS lett Some time eftcr he reached
Cdillornia-ay yer or more--his wife received in
'e''lgence OF his death. Two or three years later,
she heard that the story of his dea In was untrne
| but that he never intended to return. Unon
tins, with the advice OF friends she obtnined !.
divorce
Two or Three days since the wandcrcr returu-
ed, and called upon his former wife. Old aiJrr-
'i"hs revived, iaith was plighted anew, and last
evening ne led her, blushng tride to the al
| TAR Tor the second time The hap,,v poir thns
repaired, proce ded forthwith to the denot nnI
look the evening train east on their bridal tnur
--Mddisoa WiS) Journal,
| ANOTHER HUMAN CASE OF GLAxpRp. .M,do,,c
iaIeslkoh, leader of PariSan society left Puris n
SNORT uhe ago, on summer tour 10 Germany
! WINE stepping trOm the door of the Opera House
~ Berlh to gam ner carriage she let fall one of
m nc' pr'ce'e'S Close TO the pavement, STOPPING to
P''N 1t up sue notceu at the same time, laughing
| ~ tina. e one OF the horses belonging TO n cnp.
rage close at hand had dropped his head so close
70 ncf i"ce that he had touched her aud left a
moist kiss upon her check" In n few Jnva the mn.
fortunate lady was taken i'll with that horrible dis
ease, gi"nderS' and in II few days more. brca,hed
her llH' n splte o the attendance of the first phy-
siclans OF Berlin, und every resource to be obtain
ed by wealth. or by the ceuscless yirinpcc IF
Erends,-Paris Paper,
:, NE HEAVIEST Ok EVER BUrcHrRED.
N. Y. TriduaG says that the largest ox ever
raised IN America, if not in the world WINS the
one known as 'George Washington" whose stuff.
eG SKIN, IN llte-like proportions is preserved IN
New YORK city. The OK was slaughtered in
iSi9' when years, months and ii doys old
ms I'VE weight was 32Ol pounds; when dress
Ell the two fore quarters weighed 2iO pounls
ana the two hind quarters, 97S-toal weight of
t"e ooei' S'StS pounds Red Jacket" killed
IN 1891, weighed alive, $3.50 pounds, and ma q
2il4 pounds of beef and - John Hancock
Killed at the same time, weighed alive 29lO
pounds and produced 1910 pounds of beef
SINo' LAR CASE OF DtvoRcg.-A suit for di.
Votce Is now pending in the Ohio counts between
a man ahd ms wife, who are said to have lived
'oSt 'n1' very happily for year. at the close of
W"lCh chlid wss born, and became the rnnse
oil the domestic difficulty that will cad in their
%Pa'a''ol' the dissension being all about an
innocent name given to an innocent infant
me WE lntimated TO her husband that she
? would llEc to have the child called Athol. At
t"'s m tue He6G 'ord objected, remembering one of
her names before marriage she urgrd h,
'eiuSed' she wept he grew Obstinate aud said
sue heea not hope 10 shake his resolution by her
tears-he was marble, when principal was in
volved She lninaed that there was a rensJv
TO Whlch she would not object he compre-
nchueu her meaning, and hence an application
: for divorce.
The Rapidcs (La.) Democrat, of the 3oth
u''lHlo' tells II curious story of slave who
SIX years ago ran away from his master in
Iu'or5lh, married n white woman who had sey
sial chldren by him, and settled near Bprtr,nd's
T'ati'' hapides parish. His personal appear-
ahce hdd never led any one to suspect his ACri-
can blood but his old master by some means
earned hls hiding place, and came on in pursuit
Oh hIh TWO or three weeks since. He and his
companion, armed with shot guns met and g..
cognzed the slave and, on his attempting TO es.
, cape shot him twice, woundng him. bat not
severely enough to prevent his escdpo His
owner offers $500 for his arrest.
: MYSTERIOUS CAsE.-Quite m excitamort 10
said to exist near Nllcrsburg Iowa in consequence
o' t"e spiritual revelations Of boy who asserts
'hat lhomas (whosc mysterious disappearance was
houccd ABOUT year ago) was Shot and then
thrown INTO the well of one of the persons arrest
e' ABOUT mat time on suspicion of being his muir
4oI'F, ana mat his horse WAS " backed down the
well AMI the well filed up. A large nnmb.r of
persons congr gated about the well on the 81 inst,
TO uiS down and ascertain the truth of the boy's
story. When they had dug do gn about 25 feet
a stencil arose so nauSeatiug that they had to ali
up the we'll 1t was their determination however.
10 u'S ltoM me SIDE Of the we'll, But the owner
swenrs he Will shoot any Que who makes any fur
Ter attempts.
Directly after the " Marriage head in news
papers comes the Obituary" Typical of the
wedding OF happiness and grief in this life Tho
shouts and song, and glee of merry ones to day
Will nc broken by the walls of sorrow Tomorrow
Tor Ihe sod will be piled the breasts Of some we
, thought not so near the grave. We read who arc
married ana wish them joys line below is the re-
cord ut DEATH and we say mourniully. neace tn
Their ashes Sorrow treadS upon the heels nF JOY;
songs are hnShed by the fuotl,,l OF Dealh; laughs
are ruiely broken-voices, no matter how musical.
are s.iled in u momert
On Saturday afternoon the son of Michael
Chhill' between five aud six years of age,
had ho,il legs arl ankle bones crushed in the
! tu'ntab!e at the Railroad depol in this place.
p some elsht or ten boys OF abuat the same aee