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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-06-17
rinh Congressional district Nominating Com

The Reruhcans Of the Filth Congressional District
composed OF the counties Of Defiance, Fulion, Han
cock Henry, Lucas. Pnulding Putnam Van Vert, VIII
liams and Wood arc requested to send delegates TO
nepublicnn Congressional Convention, hereby hp'
July TWENTY. SECOND, at olcvon o'clock \. NJ.
for tho purpose of selecting cnncidntc to he sup
ported by the Republican mud Independent voters OF
tho District Ut the ensuing October election. .,
The la IL of representation ngrccd upon Is ono del
crnte ror every t, csst Tor Gov. Chase at the
election in 1887 and additional delegate foreycry
Faction of twenty-five votes aud over, cast rs above
which ratio will ontlc the several counties in the Dis
trct 10 tho following number Of Delegates
r. Defiance Co.. ...- 10 Del. Poulding Co..
Fulton ".-..-. 20 " Putnam "..-.-- II
Hancock 49,. ~ Van Wcrt". ...-. II
Henry 49,. II ." WiIliums"...--. 10
Lucas % 1" Wood "...... %
'rho Slave Power. having, under the name of De.
mocracy, secured every department Of tho National
Cnyerunt MT, hy the most solemn DromiscE To the peO
pie Of their devotion TO Freedom, STATE Rights and
populnr oycrciguty, openly abandoned the doctrines
OF thcr pluform violated their pledges To the people,
aud hy official prescription by The Administration OF
a in their own ranks who would not submit to Its die
REPRESENTATIVES, of The people have succeeded IN for
cling ths will Of privileged class upon the whplc
nation.
" that We must meet this Formidable anti Republican
orpnuizatnn supported IL every district aud county
by tho pnronagc ofhc Administration. with its army
wi office holders, upon the deceptive aud fraudulent
issucs wntcu ttrl have presented In the shape Of u
pretended compromise, We deem II important that
eRiy aud united action should hc had by h opposed
to the Lccompon inquity, in the shape of the Eng
lish Land nlbc, or TO any nttcm,t H. force Slave
Constitution upon the people of Kansas, ANA have
therefore united in calling an early convention so that
ample timo may be given for discussion, aud forming
a correct Judgment upon all the issues raised 10y the
Administration party at Washing ton, and the late leg.
islaturc of thi. Statc-issucs which tho IcCompton
leaders arc attempting soathily to ntcrpoate into the
creedar the party and thus stephy step ~ they have
been doing Tor yeare, commit their organization TO
doctrines at war with the principles OF true Dcmoc
raCy,
In view of the alarming strides which have been
u,ndr towards n central dcspo,ism by the buchanan
nnrly In Tho Nation aud State, The committee urge up
on the friends of Freedom the necessity of prompt
and united action
D. TAYLOR Defiance, j. CROSSON, I0uldng,
T. L. HAYNES Fulton G.. NJ. GODFREY Putnam,
J. WHEELER Hancock j. y. CLARK, Van Wort
JOHN POWELL. Henry, u. $. BlAkESLEE VIII 8
S. r. REED, Lucas, i, y. llIGHlNS, wood.
ugcnu7AItcan Comfy Convention.
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ROAD NOTICE..

NOTICE is hereby given to the nonresident owners
~ OF lands in the south half Of secs no A. 5, and
g. and the north half of secs {, s. 8, 10, and IL in
Town ~ range IL east also the east half of sec 25
Town u. s r., that viewers will meet at the house
of William Mathews July H. 1858, to view and locate
a county road touching the above described lands.
june 10, lS5s--5w4f C. T. ROBERTS. ct al.
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SWANS REVISED STATUTES OF OHIO

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Assembly of April 10, 1854, and embracing all the
laws of general nature in force August 1854 with
reference TO prior repealed laws.
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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-06-17

~ -''CI TIl Ditch office. n ( --I----7I :
EINhE land owners of the west half sestiop IL, and
IL the west half section Is, and the northwest quar-
ter section 2i and the horthrast quarter section 23.
and the east half section H. and the east half section
H. Portage township Wood county, Ohio, hereby
notified that the trustees of said township will al
the house of Joseph Jarvis Wednesday the 27th OF
July next for the purpose OF locating ditch
ter course 10 commence at the north corner of
section "a thence north the section line TO where
said line crosses Honman's swamp land ditch. and
there terminate. -r7f 30SERH JARVIS.
june 10, k5S--5w6$2S f.g.4 ,-f ..fr-..
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THE MENAGERlE--All the people, aud more
especially the Juvenile portion Of them, will be
glad to know that Van Ambug's Mammoth
Show will visit Perrysburg Oh Thursday, the
Gath instant. Animals, great and small, from
the tropics aud the frigid zones, from Arric to
the pole" rare ana uncbuth, in numbers and
variety hitherto probably never before eQualed
in mcnOgerie in Perrysburg, will be exhibited
here on Thursday next Van Amhurg never does
things by halves lie is great Snowman, aud
an enterpristng man, Such man is apt to sur
round himself with men of energy and skill. -
So in this case. The travelling agent is gen.
lIemon of fine companionable qualities and
doubtless the rest of the company will be found
ell right 1t has been some years since Perys.
burg has been visited by irst-class animal
show, and we presume large numbr of our
people will rake up their quarters aud "go TO III,
show" Monkeys ana gingerbread elweys draw
a crowd.
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HoRsE DRowNFD.-Mr. Edward Lewis lost a
good horse on Monday afternoon by his backing
into the river He was attached to a buggy
and the water being much swollen aud the current
strong he could not get out,-Fremoat JoRraal.
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PcmbcrvilIc, juno 18th, 1853,

G3>Fhe Democrats Court House reporter
speaks of Judge Whitley in the following e high
lalutin manner:
"Judgo Whitley prcsides--no moro neod be
said to convince all who krow him, that deep le-
gal wisdom, profound Judgment, careful research,
and the most winning Kindness aud dignity OF
manner have their homo upon the judicial bench.
AS to the Judge, personally, there is but ono
opinion in Perrysburg, and that is ono OF unquali-
fled admiration and respect, while his decisions
carry With them an enlightened power that rem
derS them invariably self sustaining"
The author of that paragraph should be en-
gagged at once to write horse bills His literary
abilities run in that direction, and horse clerks
would do we'll to engage his services.
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For the Journal.
Great Excitement in PcnbbcTVilIc

EDlToR OF THE PERRYsBURG JoURNAL--Sir;--
There has been aud is Mt the present time great
excitement in the town of Pcmbcrvile. Certain
individuals in this place have been in the habit Of
dealing forth the article commonly known as whis
key, with n high hand, regardless alike Of the laws
of God aud man, The good citizens of the place
lorbore to use harsh measures and reasoned with
them Of the improprioty of their course until for.
bearanco ceased to be virtue. They then re-
solved to put an end TO it if possible
"fhen came the tug of war"
Perhaps there never was so great an excitement
in this place as that which followed the attempt
Men cursed aud women ran up and down the
street to tell tho news, and children stopped their
plays and cried "thc Tempcrs have taken up the
Liquor Sellers" Yet what IS most strange is, that
men who have been trusted by the people aud
have been elected to Offices Of responsibility,
have come out boldly against the cause of Tenn
perancc, aud have gone so far as to say that they
never would vote for a temperance mau. Is il
not strange that mcu will come TO such pass p
Verify there is no knowing what is in man. May
tho day come when there will not be grog shop
to disgrace our fair country. ...r Ia.r.
Yours truly, A. u.
PcmhCrville, juno 18th, 1858 ....a. ..,
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Republican County Convention.
At DoWling Green,

The Republicans of Wood county, will meet in cor
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-05

Dnring the Sorty-eisht hours ending on Thursday
last there we're ten deaths ia Galveston from Yellow
fever. From the News Of that date We extract tbe
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-05

During the iorty-eight hours ending on Thursday
last there were ten deaths ia Galveston from yellow
fever. From the News Of that date We extract the
following:
The outbreak Of yellow fever III al epidernfcs
form has interfered considerably with tradeLpreyent
ing people from the interior from visiting here The
sickness ID still very general, the number of deaths
since the 9Th inst. counting about ninety; It is
thought that the elimination point has been reached
most Of the unaccimated have indeed been 1t.
tackled
to abont $500 bales; there would be more, but for
the fear Of teamsters to 60 to Richmond Houston
and 10 the railroad stations in the interior account
Of sickness. BY reports from most sections Of the
State we learn that cotton is opening too rapidly,
and where large crops are made the proportion Of
clean, carefully handled cotton will be small. There
will be short yield in some Of the upper counties
on the whole, however, the crop viii, if not dis
tur9ed By early frost, be satisfactory in the State
News from reliable source, we think, has reached
as, that the Indians again committing depreda-
tiona on our frontier On the head Of Denton and
Clear Greek several families have been murdered and
most of the stock killed or carried off. Among the
Killed are kigore, Mcdonald and WaiEs10tt HaHeys
he, AVIS Brandy, the people are alarmed and are
rapidly forting up. The neighbOring counties should
Try and send them immediate relief as those depreda
uons VIII be likely 70 continue until the Indians re-
eeiVe drubbing at the hands Of the whites.
fisherman Patriot.
The Dallas Herald Of the 22d has the following
We learn from gentleman who passed through
this county last week, that slr. N. Fl. o. Polly and a
BIT Mckenzie, were murdered by Indians, on Sun
day, the 18th inst, while on their return from meet
ing, in Montague county. Dir. Polly was formally a
resident of this county, and had recently been elected
Chief Justice of Montague county. We learn that
there were several others in company at the time Of
the murders, all Of whom escaped These are all the
particulars we could gather.
A Mr.. Robins was shot in the head by Indians near
San Saba recently. The wound was severe, but i
was thought be would recover.
The Brenham Enquirer says that a man by the namt
of Kirksley killed three with boWie.knife ant
wounded two Others, at horse race on the Yegua
few days ago. He himself was shot at and wounded
but got out of the way for the time. He was after
wards killed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-05

Showing decrease in the fever mortality of Ga
from the mortality Of the previous week. The clas-
sifcation of the weekly report is as follows:
Dtseases.-Abscess Of liver i cancer Of stomach
catarrb cholera infantum congestion of brain
congestion Of the lungs ; consumption Is convul-
sions, infantie II Group debility adult nfante
deIirum tremens5 diarrhea, acute 2, chronic IL !;
dropsy dropsy in the chest | ; drowaed 2 dysen-
terry acute l. chronic entertis2 fever, congestive
49, fever, intermittent fever remittent 2 ; fever,
typhoid yellow fever $50; gangrene gas en-.
tertis hemorrhage from lungs 2 disease of heart
hopping cough l !; inflammation /, Of liver 2, Of
lungs s. Of stomach l, of throat 3 influenza l in
tussusception Of intestines ! killed or murdered
marasmus, nfantiIe 2 meningitis old age pre-
mature birth | stborn teething 2; tetanus
trisn. ascentium liberation Of throat unknown
l not stated 2-total $40
Ages-UnderH year, 80 ; to 2 years, IS; to
years, Al ) to 10 years 10 to Is years, II
Is to 20 years, Al 20 to % years. no; 25 to 30
93 30 10 10, 08; 40 to 50, Al; so to 60, Is &C
to 10, . 10 to So 50 to 9O l 90 to 100 and up
wards 9-total, $40.
Naticities.-Austria, British America, l :; Bel
GUM. l Denmark, East Indies, 0 England, %
France, 30 Germany, Iii; Italy, 5 Ireland, 127
Mexico, 2 Poland, 2 Prussia Scotland 6; Spain
2 Sardinia, l Switzerland, 6; United States, $50
Not Stated, 3l-t6fal, $40.
We append our table, showing the progress Of th
fever and the comparative mortality since the feve
.began:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-05
| llllle, 1919 )

CHEss.-The chess contest between Paul Morpby
and NJ fIarrwiN was progressing when the last
steamer left Morphg had recovered from the defeat
ocrasi5ned by his brilliant bnt too daring play in the
first game, and had beaten Harrwitz in two games.
Hamwitz had added one to his score, The first who
wins seven games is the couqueror.
At the Birmingham Chess Tournament, Herr
howcuthal won game Of the Rev. j. Owen, which
makes him winner i'll that round he having scored
two games to Owens o. with one draw. The score
between Messrs Brien and FaIkheer stands-Brien,
/; Flltbccr, l drawn 3. The winner has to play
Eowcgtha Tor the first prize OF sixty guneas, Herr
Lowcnthas play in this tourney is said to have been
far superior 10 that be exhibited against Morphy He
has not yet lost game, and bids fair to be the final
winner,
At lnst nccnnnts thn snnrn Of Mnrnhr,s anns stnnd
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-05
Later from Northern Mexico.

The Brownsville Flag, Of the 10Th, furnishes the
following intelligence
Private letters have been received in this city from
San Luis Potos, to the 18th inst from which it
seems that there has been fighting there as yet
YidauTTi had withdrawn his forces from San Luis
Potos to the hacienda of La Parada, near the city.
1t is said that MaramOn would not accept Vdaurris
offer of battle and the latter now wishes to draw
Miramon into the city Of San Luis where his defeat
would be inevitable. The greatest scarcity of pro
visions and forage is represented to prevail in the
city, which is almost deserted by its inhabitants,
though the liberal army is receiving supplies and
renforcements daily they are abundantly supplied
with all the appliances Of war.
TAMAULIPAs-We have advices from a very re-
liable source from the headquarters of Gov. Garza,
that the troops being no longer needed before Tam
pico, and having enemy encounter in the State,
eight hundred have been detailed for Vera Cruz,
to be placed at the orders OF President Juarez who
was forming an army, and had already quite for
midable. The cavalry forces from Tamaulipas had
been disbanded, and are to return to their homes.
This will account for the rumor that Gen. Carbajal
was to retire from command It is true that he con-
templates doing SO for the present. though from no
despondent feeling for the Of the cause for
which he has nobly acted. There being no longer
foe to meet in the field, has determined to retire
with portion OF his troops, and seek temporary
respite in the bosom of his family
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-05

A Rich ANTIQUARIAN DEPosT.-The peat bog
near suderRrarup, in Anglia (Sehleswig9 continues
to lie a rich mine for antquarians 1t appears more
and more probable that small army on its passage
over the Ice {uot in hattlel pershed here by break
Ing in. The Fensburger Zeitung says mo where
has organic substance, such cloth, wool leather,
ETC. been preserved better than here. The arrows,
lanees bows buckers, and 50 on buried on this spot
some 2OOO years ago, are quite as perfect aud un-
damaged as if they had been utrnsted to the ground
only tweyemonth ago. Whether they will stand
EXPOSURE tozthe air is to be seen For the present
they are preserved III spirits and exhibited in tha
town hall at Flensharg.' [English paper,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-05

UNIVERSITY OF L0ULsTANA,-Ihe Medical Depart K
rnrn Of the University Of Louisiana ouened yestar
''ie' W w = '-'N VI @'-i-'''' Nt@iN't : ~f'1'
tTInt dc1fvorad al tha rI,yit,, uas,,ita, on t1la
patbo,oI,I, or ya,,on, rovor
THE Down Town GHAmvARt-An inaccutocy
occurred in our report yesterday the Third District
shiYeree q FRIDAY night' Lhe man serenaaed
had not married the sister Of bis diroreed wife, as
We stated but the sister Of his first and deceased
wife; the present marriage being bis third Small
as the error may seem to those not familiar with the
parties tits still big error and very naturally 50,
to those who do know the parties an error which, !
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-05
Ae6 Orleans 9ajlp Grestent.
TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 5. Les.
%QtaL gntELLiasrIfR.

THE WEATHER, for a blessing, has taken a change.
There was rain yesterday, to a moderate extent;
enough to settle the dust and give fresh flavor to
the atmosphere
MoRTUARY.-The Board of Health furnish the fol
lowing as the return of the city mortality for the
week ending Sunday morning, Sd instant, at 6
O'CLOCK
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-05

SUMMARY AMPUrATIoN.--A few days ago, while
the brig Blacll,Hawk was making landing at Buf-
fo n. T., the captain and one of the crew lost each
leg by getting them into coil Of the hawser.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-05

CoOL.-We offered a reward of pint of peanuts,
some time since for candidates for military Office A
sharp chap about Brandon wants to know whether
they are parched; if they are he'll come down and
run. We have to inform him that the reward has
been claimed here and we are now Offering the same
reward to anybody who won't run
TVicksburg Whig,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-05
Rev. 1slDon KAIscn, Milwaukee, AAEs DUohANA
Lola MoSTEz PRrNrEn-The Cleveland Plain

LULA MONIEl A FKIATEK-Ile UIeYaIanu FIaIl-
dealer says:
Some Of those wise men, the editors, have started
a story that Lola Monte2 did not write those spark
ling and piquant lectures which she delivered in va
rious cities with such brilliant success Lola Montez
is a thoroughly cultivated and remarkably gifted
woman whatever her private faults may be and to
say that she is incapable Of writing the lectures she
delivers is alike absurd and mean. Give US the proof.
The writer Of this paragraph will make oath that
once upon time he saw the dashing Countess take
a composing stick, 60 to a case, and with no copy
before her set up sharp and raey communication,
up Tie only instruction she had was emptying the
sticks. The incident happened in Cincinnati. Lola
Montez not write Tell that to the marines. She
can set type, too
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-05

CAT NURSING PIGs.-We have received from cor
respondent in New Kent county, an account of the
sucking OF two pigs by cat, in that county. The
little pOrkers were taken from their " material pa
rent who had large family to attend to, and placed
in an out house, where a cat with one ktten-the
rest having been drowned-snught shelter and lodg-
ngs The pigs became intimate with their feline
neiRhhor and the sequel was the curious fact stated
by our correspondent. [RiChmoud Wing.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-05
CENTRAL AMERIcA.-A dispatch of the 9th from
Washington says:

The Central American question is on the tapfs
again. There is nothing particularly. important.
While the Government will not enter into the con-
fused aud interminabe quanels of the New York
Gommodores it is anxious to have the route opened,
and whoever opens it with fair claim to the privi-
ege will be sustained. 1t is believedthe White party
Or old Canal Company have right and are in earn
est to exercise it. Sending out boats lately give
assurance of the Company's earnestness.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-05

The LARGEST SuIPs.-We annex the tunnage and
dimensions Of the five largest vessels which have
been built in this country so that they can be com
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-05

1.-THE three first miles of the second heat, it will be
seem count up only 5:29 the second and third miles
only 1886 Having watched the race all through
cannot bring myself to believe that the miles were
correctly kept there is too much falling off in the
last mile. have not doubt but that the time of
the race-7;35-s correct, but it Is the division of
the time Of the miles that demur tol
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-05

AID FOR New ORLEANs.-We find the following in
the New York Times, OF the Goth
The Fort Hamilton Relief Society has sent on
draft OF $t33 2S to the Howard Association of New
Orleans for the relief of those sick of yellow fever
This money was raised two years since when the
yellow fever was at Fort Hamilton.