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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-06-30

W'AsHlNGTo June %, 1859.
A Ths friends Of Judge Douglas here are inepos-
session Of The following letter, explaining his
.positipn on The subject OF the Presidency and
OF which Il fy havt pernilteda copy to be ahen
FOR Pqlieation W
p " ''wAsuiSoroN, June %, 1859. /,
My DgAn,SIR;--l have received your letter
inqurins whether my friends are at liberty to
present my name TO the Charleston Convention
Tor the Presidential nomination.
/" Bf'orethe question can be finallr dsterrbin-
ed, IL will be netessary to Understand distinctly
upon what issues the canvass is 10 be conducted.
II, es have full faith they will, The Democratic
party shall determine, in the Presidential elec-
lion OF 1850. TO adhere to the principles en-
bodied III the compromise measures OF 1885, and
ratified by the people IN the Presidential oec-
don Of 1881, and re.afirmed in tie Kansas
Nebraska. act OF 1854. and incorporated into the
Cincinnati Platform OF 1856, as expounded by
Mr. Buehauan 10 bis letter accepting tie nom-
nation, nni[approved by the people--in that
event my friends willDe OF liberty to present my
name TO the Convention If they see proper to
do so. #, on the contrary, ii shall BECOME the
policy OF the Democratic pafIy-whichI can
not anucipaio--to repudiate these, their time
honnPd prime pies, on which we have achieved
50 many patriotic triumphs, and if, in lieu of
tnem, The Conventions shall interpolaIe INTO
the creed OF the patty such new issues as the
reyiyai Of the AffiGan slave trade, or Congress
sonal We code fofNhe Territories. or the doc
trlne that the Constitution of the United States
either establishes or prohibits Slavery in the
Territories, beYond the power of the people
legally to control vt as other property it is due
10 candor to ssythat in such an event. could
not accept the nomination if rendered to me.
Trusting that this ansStr will be deened sufi
cienuy explicit, ........
81 am, very respectfully, yonr friend
tt. IS. A. DOUGLASS 4
II. 1 u. L l..l,. In. ,,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-06-30
Hsnrcign NcWs.

Tho news from the seat Of war leave no doubt
but the hattie Of Magenta wus a decided victory
for the French and Italians. The AustrianS lave
rctrcated, op' at last accounts were marching
towards the river ogo, The Emperor Of Aus
,ria will forthwith nssume the immediate com.
mind 10 chief, mi has ordered % new position
for The crny, which will be taken up in the
hest manper. asaW 'u
AN order has boen issued for the mobilization
of the Prussan urmy. which is un lcrstood TO
mean war. .H.-i Ie,I ..t r...#
Napoleon personally superintendad the brilg'
ing ol the river Ada. He is expected TO return
10 France at On early duy.
The British Ministry have resigned, and Lord
Pslmetson is forming new Cabinet. The de
feat of Derby Cabinet is attributed to thei
non intervention policy, and general Europcal
war is new confidently Expected u,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-06-30
Terrible Isailroad Accident.
From 90 10 100 Lives Lost,


A dfeaifulaccid occiipfe1 on the Michigen
Southern RsiIroad lest Monday night. Tie
$50 train from Chicago, wbsn about two miles
This siIs ofsoutmDspl, Ipd., was precipiivted
Down I hiJh embihkment, making a perfect
wreck Of the engine and all but the STEPPING car.
The train seams to have plunged into creek,
aud the cars were buried in sand aud water.
The X ,iltoaG Company Nas cstefdlio prevent
the circulation OF all reports by Telegraph which
might DC OF speculative character, even such
particulars us we uaght reOsohabyseSpect, are
also withheld. Up to Wednesday, .noos, 10
Toledo, It was known, thn, Gftysix dead bodies
bad been recovered. rhe;e. is no doubt but 9th.
ers will b. taken from tbeIuins, aud It is thought
some may have washed into the ST. Joseph river,
as tue creek into which the trtin was plunged
cmptcs into that river near where th, accident
occurred, and the current is very strong. gst
Among thase killed was J. w. llatwtll, Of
Toledo, Express Messenger, the engineer fireman,
baggage mar, opd Road Master Tho conduc
tor was badly Injured aud was taken back. -
There was aieport in Toledo on "Wednesday
morning thattle conductor died Tuesday night.
The accidegtis is supposed 10 have been occa-
stoned by The washing away Of the calvert. At
nine o'clock train pissed it, aud at ten O'clock
the calvert carried all The water well. A l2l
O'clock the accident occuCreJ. st,t.t
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-06-30

9s> Tleeditor Of The Press Is ,Iisposci to dis
continue his sermons in supper OF the Divinity
of Human Slavery. This we regret very much,
for we have no doubt but many who are now
found within his party raults will need Iitle
cxhortation from the fathful before they will
be ling 10 adopt his tlepry anlto the loco
foco ticket. In hi last issue he concludes the
subject with the following serious d,mini :fns
Seriously oil we a * is, let onfeditor or
Minister OF the Gospel attend 10 his own busl-
ness, and society willprpsper,s Nu( cfd. t.s
When interpreted, our neiglbor simply wishes
to say that no thinks it altogether wrong for nn
editor or a minister Of the Gospel to speak dis.
respectfully OF the divine institution Of Slavery
The constitution Of lbe United States wns found
Cd on the laws of Moses the laws of Moses
recognized Slavery consequently the consttu-
ton Of the United States authorizes slavery /;
and therefore il IS wrong for al editor or minis
tor OF the G1spsl to print or say Ihat Slavery Is
not light, suys our sage and philoSophic neigh
bor Aud should Minister Of tbs G ospel so
far forget himself as TO denounce amy OF hd prlc-
tices uner tbs NJ sale dispsnsitiou,he isnot only
sinng against OBJ, but ho is committing trea.
son against Dur aovernm,lt an every good
democrat within the sound Of his voice, is ex-
pec'ed to get into a-grsate passion, leave the
house In arase, nul Give thettoor coite,nptu-
Gus, pious, aud purely democratic slam as he
leaves the deseGrped hall o, what light, mud
liberty shines upon us in these amodern times
What dcvoedy opious, athaoosically eruiite.
aud rlgidly exemplary men We have to dictate
what must, and what must not be said by
christian ministers from chriStian pulpits 9.ii
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-06-30

re- The Cincinnati Enquirer, aud some Other
democratic newspapers, backed By respcc-
table portion of the leaders Of that party, nude
y desperate effort to have Whitman, their can.
dida,e for Supreme Judge, decline 20 allow t(e,n
60 run Judge Swan, hoping thereby to grt u
sufficient number of Republican votes to secure
tho defeat OF Judge Gholson. They mistook
on the ticket 10 a Republican, and the Tears
which have been shed over Judge Swans defeat
In convention viii avail nothing He mus,
submit just as all other defeated honest cundi-
dates have done. W. ore well satisfied that he
would not have consented to the use OF his
for that.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-06-30

A LARGE SrRAwBsRRH- The editor OF the
Mount Vernon REPUBLICAN received a basket Of
,trawberrie from r. Phillips, one Of which
measucd az inches in circumference and weighed
an ounce That berry is hard to beat.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-06-30
Receipts ANA Expenditures or woo a
County.

To The Honorable Court Of Common Pleas Of Wood
| County, Ou0i-- ..
The undersigned, Commissioners Of Wood Coun.
ty, respectfully subniitthcir Third Annua Report Of
the Receipts and ExpeuAiturcs ofsaid County for the
year ending juno 9Th, lS59iEla T>uot &. dais
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-06-30

bus-Dr Bailey, The ta'ented editor of the
NatiJAai Era died ON boarl lhe steamer Ayogo,
at SCI, in the 9h inet. His remains wcrl
placed on ice and takento Havre, TO be returned
TO New York, The Cleveland H,ra'd says;
80 DIR. Bailey was O.natve of New Jersey.
educatei physician. but dit not long practice
Vie was Que OF the ediIurs OF the Pdiianthropist.
q liberty paper of Cmcmuau, when was de-,
suoysd hy mob, In lSi7 ho assumed the
National Era at Washington, where he has siuce
maintained his post as aN unconpromisiug unti
slavery man. Uucle Toms Calm GrSl appeared
In the Era, Notwithstanding he slavery At.
mospilers Of Washingpo, Dr.. Bailey by his
eour,esy, his capdor, lis gnod temper, his exal,'
ed literary attainmenis Anl lnog4i wurtl, w,s
the center OF large cifcle OF friends number.
iag ILe gresI, good aud siiled OF the land
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-06-30

FoR LfRurESANr GOVERNOR,
ROBERT @. KIRK, OF Koox County.
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE, ,.f
KOBr. w. TAYLOR. of NJ .honing County
.,.i,,-,, roR sRoaErARY on STATE, 8ii
ADDISON z. RUSSELL. of Clinton County
gFoR TREASURER OF STATE, s'. ~.
ALFRED p. STONE, of, Franklin County
sssu ai'afA rcR stpREas JuoGE. aal ~
wM. T., GIIoLSoN, Of Hamilton County.
Fos nSMDeR BOARD or PUBLIC WORKS,
JOHN B. GREGORY OF s SJioto County.
~ ron SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.
hANSON SMYTtI, Of Lucas County.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-06-30

A severe h,il storm p'Ssel over Sunni,
county on the 2l'h inst, destroying almost
eyerythingin its lracks Ia Hudson, Is, 900 panes
Of glass were broken, The ground was covered
with hail stones, of tha 'sisi Of robins eggs and
over Tees are slrippil ila(n ST bear, AMI what
hope the frost had efs the lArmer. has been
destroyed The slor n was about mile ia
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-06-30


a3- Con, Oiss recently wrote "a briefreply to
aqpe.sion inspecting the rights OF Mtumlised
citizens, iu which he took the position that adop
ted cizeus au MT subj jet to oar protection after
they leave the United States to visit tleir mother
country, This declaration proAdced consider
able nuttering in the democratic camp, and the
Administration caused atolher letter TO he
Written giving its views more at length on tn s
subject rh1 se9oa letteris pubitshod, and Mt
Clss nov says ,lartol citis,as ,ir Ihcy retum 10
theW mother couatey, mus ho subject to any
claim which that governm mt had on thent when
they lei it la other worJs, irihey we've subject
to military seryice when they took leave Of Their
mother cOuntryothey can be pressed inomili-
tary service oa their return even after they have
become adopted into our own government. -
This is q strange doc zine. aud rather new with.
al. II has generally haeil supposed That natnr,
aNzttou naaat 81 aethGls, bat this decision
would Indicate that il is bnta farce. titcs s-.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-06-30

The following Is partial list of property which
will be given to the purchasers OF Docks 1t the time
OF sale:
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-06-30
Horace Greeley im the Gold Dlgg,ms.

Horace Greeley im thc Gold DlgGinS.
Mr.. Greeley has arrived At Piks's Peak. A
statement, signed by Mr., Greeley, A, d. Rich.
srdson. and Henry Willard, is published, which
contains all the tacts aud Impressions received
by them respecting the now gold dissins. We
win endeN,o or to give the entire statement next
week. II leaves ths subject IN more favora-
BILE light Than the receut reports that have been
tirculaled, yet it is not calculated to excite
emigration
MIR, Greeleys errival at Denver City created
no litLe excitement among the gold hunters
A correspondent, thus ulults to some Of he IN
cidents of the first day which he spent in the
new city: - rts H
- During the day The veteran Editor WAS kept
busy by receiving several hunlred of residents
ana transient soj1urners in this place, who were
anxious 10 pay their respects To SO well and
favorably known persondge. la the evening,
the object o.. their attention addressed the peo-
pie of this und noighboring towns, in the large
apartment ot the hotel, immediately b0rterug
the street, aud serving the purposes OF belh y
barroom and gambling saloon. itwas certainly
an odd sight 10 hear he time honort Il champion
against intemperdneo and loose morality yen
erplly holl forth in one corner against IN, iden.
tcai vices thut were practiced IN the other. l
,hinkit was the first time thai the newer yield.
ing Horace louna himself in ule cepucity of a
puhlir speaker in grog shop, anal IN The ditect
vicinity Of faro banks" W
On the following morning Mr.. Greelcy's party
started FOR the exploration of Clear Creek valley
and the Rocky Mountains. On arriving at
Clear Cnek, the party aban !onei their coaches
and took to the backs OF the mnrs On arri.
wing AT GIegory's Digging, ltty five miles from
Denver City, the appearnce of Mr.. Greeley
created great excitement, DR., Cato, the Prss,
dent o. the Mining district conducted the party
through I he degins, Ia the evening, Mr.. e.
addressed the people, over 1890 being present
This was undoubtedly the first Anglo American
meeting ever held Ia the heart of the Rocky
Mtuntains.
bm-Dr Bailey, The tai+nted editor of IN,
a. - 4 ~ IL A D.. l. i A a
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-06-30

VALpABLg DSCnvERY. - rhe Sl,g Clairsville
Gasetle 50 rs thatayem at ammonia, Two ieoi
thck and almost solid, has oern di seovered
wilHla two miles of ST. C,airSvdli. Ainnonia
is ono of taeimgydieuIs OF type metat--wmth
about 40 ce0tsa pounI- aud IT has bcrn sup posed
tlnit it WAS enly "a b. luned in Gernapy.Io ra
SAD AND FAlAL Ace,oENr ---ode day last
week, Jude daughter at Michael Thempran,
Of FWeiom lowNsmp IN this eou0ty cideuialy
tell iato d tub pl oolng water. .ond was 50 lei.
rIbly seadci ss 70 calse her death in about
twenty hon,, h1eiler. She was beiwysn lour
aud i've Years orvge Ndpolsoa North Vest
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-06-30

From Rev. Mr., ,M0MuLIEN ,Pnstorof Roberts Chapel
i1Ai iNDIANAPoLIs Oct.5, 1851.
Dr.C.W RoBACK-Denr Sir, | have used YOUR
Blood Purifier for a nervous affection from which
have suffered much times. While It has a pleasant
nSte'it certainly las bappysHsctqn9n the nerves.
Please accept my yonrkind regard and be-
lieye me, S - sAeas
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-06-30
Great Mni, Storm.

n :" VT = ---|T- W. 'NNNNVNi 'NtNTNt
WAsnlNsroN, Jane 2S.h, 1889. Il
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-06-30

"'''l am, very respectfully, yont friend
IS. A. DOUGLAS
"ToJ 3. DoRR Esq. Dab 5qpe, Iowa"
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-06-30
nEpun1IcAN STATE rIcKEr.

FVH VUN hHNUNt
WIN. DTNNISoN, JR., OF Franklin County.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-08

HOTEL ST. GERMAN, BROADWAY, FIFTH AVENUE
IL and Twenty second street now conducted on ne Euro
planA suit commodous elegantly furnished rooms
suitable for large family also few small parlors and bed
all having baths attached 10 rent permanently Mrea.
sonAbc rates; meals served In private parorp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-08


THE BALL SEASON.
GRAND COMPLIMENTARY
" MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL
AND EXHIBITION
rendered TO Professor MACPHERSON
by his friends and pupils, on
Thursday evening, February 10,
AT the Chinese Assembly Rooms, $50 Broadway
Tickets dollar. 10 be had at the door
WIN. MASON AND THEO THOMAS
w THIRD
CLASSICAL MATINEE,
Season Of iS5S'o9J
DoDwoRfHs HALL
TUESDAY FEB. s. at7 O'Clock p NJ,
with the Assistance of AUG. BESIG.
PROGRAMME
Senate IN minor opus los (or pianofore ana violn
Wiiis% %ason and Theodore Thomas
Allegro; Andante pin tosto Alegresto; Menuetto
Allegro ma troppo; l. Finale, vivace ssss
Mcssri Thomas, Mosenhal, Mazka and BerRmann
III. Etude for piano. Opus a. No. Observation-Disclosures
william Mason.
~ Quintet In B at major Op. 81 PoShumouS Mendesscnn
J. Allegro vtvnce AndAnte schorzando; D. Adago Len
to- Allegro motto vivAce. 49,
Meoers ThomAs Mosenshal MAt1kA, Bergman and besR
Tho grand pkholbrte frnished BY hessrs steiaway
Sons, 81 walker street
: TICKETS ONE DOLLAR.
for sale at the music stores and at he door
Subscriptions for the series Of SIX Matnces AZ
door, and at Vie music stores OF O. Breusns
Luis and 6chuberth 4 Co. L
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-08

CAM TO LET THE LOWER PART OF
Twenty sixth street, has every furuac
gas hxures, &C. possession May Address apply
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-08

a z REwARDLosT. ON MONDAY AF !, ne ,. ~ -
Sa,o sass collar around The above reward Win
be paid for bis return 10 20 Filth avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-08

MIR DENNSTAEDT, PROFESSOR OF DANCING, PU-
M pill of the Conservative Berlin late of the Covent Garden
theatre, London. and ballet master Of the New York
Academy Of Music desires give lessons In schools private
families He has the best of references and his former pupils
among the arstocracy Of London Address r. d. Aca-
DENY of Music.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-08

A BROWN STONE HOUSE AND Lor-rwo STORY
"A high baeement-or sale situated So West Forty seventh
street, between Sixth and Seventh hAs all the modern
improvements In hne order; occupied by the owner 100
gage. Apply on the premises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-08

ITO HATTKRs, MANUFACTURERS AND OTHERs-rO
rent ne factory property 81 and River street. Newark
opposite the railroad freight depot for several
ped A. hat factory. sin excellent iocaon well adapt
Cd 70 manufacturing business and viii be rented low 70
street New York or at NEADks real estate oaice, Market
str eet, near Centre, Newark.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-08

ITO HOTRL KEEPERS.-TO LEASE FOR A TERM
Of years large house, suitable for FIRST elias nad
hctel a. WeekAwken. ON hp river road, near the ferry
from Forty second street. Commanding splendid view Of The
river and bay May be made popular resort the road Ia
yes the most esabe drives Inquire at No $50 Greenwich
sreet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-08

WORKSHOP IN MAIDEN LANE sUrTABLE FOR
w jewener, chain maker, sllyersmth any trade requ
ing good light Apply TO DAVID RAFT, los Broadway up
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-06-11

ppl'ttl%e, ptcnpmiide unp seifiss 8rsiteit miTen
IN Der Watcrttat tbrsr slnsebOrissn sincn frten gunp
9el@lrnen baben, irenn elm SUlf serc&tsn anIpruh
anf Den Subm Der 6rcibeit BADEN piQ. Setradten
MIR icst MUIR NOD Die seiFise 5reibsit in ibrem Sein
une SpQen.
Der @ciit it pas Dcntcn uno 8ulen in Ieincr
einbeit; inn freicn @cilte scIeut Ib CUR bsGen gr-
trnntniB bic Strait Der 29at; rie tberretiIae 8abr.
9St nn0 0aS pratttl@e Seben iino ietn gesenfaue
NM l''n Snlalf. Sc "sreint i6 in Der mabren seiti.
&c" 0re'estt Der ltarte uno entIdiebeue N8ile. Der Die
sSasrNett sur &bat, sur Sirfli4tAt peS NcnIdcnIr-
0enS na6t, uno 70 scfa6t fubrt ie i'm Sunre nit Der
po'tt'l@cn uno 6tUnsmiihcn CUR mabren uup ppufcm
hrrrn 6retbrit. GU nur 1T in Der bsiliaen Orriei.
"'S''' NusS se"0hnen. (8ortl. fcl9t.)
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-06-11

= SOlte Der Rrte5 smil6en 5ranfreia unb SeR-
reid aHsbrehen, 10 wtrO Das Qestsre ieOenfoQs nit
n'9smo9nilHen @e9nsrn 3u tdmpfen BADEN benn
SOHl0 NaFoIsOn bat BON Gfrifa me6rere Reainenter
3uaofn, Die betanntlia SUn 9r6uIi6en Sasen
De9lsttst itnp, tommen laTen, unO au6erpsm perpcn
llf' ME Die en9ltlaen 3eitunssn beri6ten, NIT elmer
Army OF Lyons gu ~fdmpfen babsn. gGas tpirO biefer
8ris9 ntht nod aQss %6rinssn?
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-06-11

pNbeH @raD fcines ~sciftisen 5OrtIaritts tsurtunset,
Nod stntse folds 8sife, uns i& bin itsrseust, Del
Nmeritansr rirb nitt mic bisber fat in allen Stei-
len an'srttas BEN Gsuti@en serins i&aten, or ,pirc
tHn init in feline 6nmilienfretle unp 6eflj6feitsn ,ie-
ben, lr~te er ie%inerieltS itets bsutl6e @eIsuIdaft ouf,
lud9en ptro. ,3um S6lu6 pinl6en mir, pa6 iammt-
I'@e pornn &tctl ~nctmcncc %rreiue It6 rcht eut
amullrrn, aber aud Seiuncc &cblcn nit mad 9auIe
brin9cn nGgen.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-17

ATRnoTED.-MT. Anson c. Chester, former
y OF us city, and late editor of the Syraouse
Journal, is seriously III at Cortland, Of typhoid
fever. His child is also 10 a critical condition
from the same disease. Both are in imminent
danger -Four or five years since Mr.. Chester
Lost beautiful and interesting step daughter
by distressing accident She was looking
over the banniaters OF well stair case at the
Western Hotel, in this city, and fell, fraeturing
her 6kull on the marble floor Of the hall be-
meath. The family have indeed known sifiic-
tiOn.-BIBaIo Express.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-17
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The constantly increasing dCmaud from those who
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~ 1he Liver lNigurattr and Fumily Catharc Pills
etted by Druggists generally and sold wholesale by
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