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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-18
LATER FROM UTAH

ST.. LOUIS, Jan. IA. The Salt Lake District
Court would meet again on the 18th December.
The excitement concerning the mysterious dis
appearance Of the deaf and dumb boy sane
tions the charge of foul play.
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WISCONSIN LEGISLATURE.

MADISON. Jan. l3.-Governor Ran-a'. : -,
SAGE was delivered to-day. Il states i"t ..
financial affairs Of the state are IN a ia'o''
condition. The Governor thinks that iht''"
not be more than $2"0.0o0 wanted 10! '"'
sent year. Liberal appropriations Tor comp
ting the lunatic asylum and house OF E..~-
are recommended. He favor> the mort
stav law. which he thinks has been $f'" II
misrepresentcd. both at home and abroat.
recommends legislation against nSuTy' AZ
opposed to State assumption. he rei't sre-
formerly expressed opinion IN favor Oh a.
restriction. and against the adin's'''"
more slave States.
FIRE At New MAKkE1.-On WedneSd". -
Lag. the house of Mr. Felix Landes. al Ne" H.
VIA. destroyed by Dire. 1t originated undgf III.
A rortiou OF the furniture va, des::oyet-
Der Of citizens contributed 20 his E.!ie''
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THE SUSAN.

The Mobile ..Mercury" favors us with tn
following fllibustering lyric:
The Susan. she has gone to sea.
Her timbers they are sound. sir;
If YOU would catch her, Col. c.,
You mustn't run aground, sir.
Old Billy, he is wide awake,
And makes a big sensation;
Before he sends his boys to sea,
They study navigation.
The Yankee boys can drink champagne,
And sometimes get quite risky,
But when they treat it all away,
They can't stand Harry's whlskey'
To Nicaragua Walkers bound,
He scorns your mean Illustration
Impartial Judges, Northern Spies,
And Bucks Administration.
Success to Maury and his men,
They'll safely cross the water:
Three cheers for Southern enterprise,
Hurrah for Gen. Walker.
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SUICIDE N FREDERICK C0rNTY.-On Satur-
day la,;. ab"u. !. o'clock. Mr.. Henry +. Pinncr. u
respectable youny ni.!. committed suicide bv shoot
iag himself. The a.; wa. committed with surprising
delitcrs;ion. in y private upper room, Ut The house OF
Randall Evans. near the Valley Bank, III Winchester.
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i;3i,e9 !?

We. the undersigned Directors ~ the Monticello EAa.
certify that VIZ have examined 'he foregoing sta'.in"r; 81
the condition and staining Of the said bank, and h'he't
the lame 20 be correct 70 ,he best 81 our k%nosl-dc".
y. II. MAsSIE, rr-'Ii,Ii
'. v. SOlrHAil,
JAMES IOBRAN,
JOHN WOOD. j..
Innr.r- 10 I " III IL
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pOL.I'ICAL.
For the Enquirer.

For the Enquirer.
To willie" Of Randolph Macon College
Willie, would that l could see thee;
Would could thy charms all KNOW;
What of b~rilliance. what Of beauty
Lingers round thy classic brow.
No aow'rct fair in ''Flora's crown"
Nor star that decks the tranquil sky;
No badge of honor or o
Is bright, methinks, as is thine eye.
wouldst thou to me but yield the swectlsSs,
Within thy pure poetic soul,
Alike the bee. on wings Of ilectncsS'
Id hy to thee, nor brook control
WSrnED.
AvoNpALE, Hanover county, Va!
january s,h, 1897.
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c. !. SLAUGHTER. President.
HENRY O.. SCfi00LFiRLp.
ITO. NJ. RUCkER.
SAMUEL McCORkLE.
MARTIN H0LLINS. Director.
sr,rE uE VIRGINIA, CIR or LrSchprsG TO.wrT
This day personally appeared before the undersigned. a
Justice Of the Peace in and for said city. Robert I. Niteheli.
Ca,hier Of the Merchants hank Of Virginia, And maze oA'h
tina, the foregoing Statesmen, Of the condition OF said Bank
on the 3is, Of December last. Il correct. Given under my
hand hi. sh day Of January. 1852. J. ". CoBBs,J
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DANK or PlflLlPpl,

pn.IIPP., Va, January ,th. l>@?.
Hon ,I.>ry 4. wi,g. Governor Of Virginia:
:tR.-plclse hud enclosed statement 81 the condIHoh %!
,h, Rank a. IL .ai,:.d .u 3l,: December, l>js.
Nrry respectfully. e. W. PAEEoII' Ia'h''''
Sn-Eyr>r ~ Inn Cu>blr!u> - us B,s. "T fMliiIi. ~
M. T., L>I>. ~ 3;sT DscgsBst, i>">.
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sr.rs or VIRGINIA. EARiorK C"rSrr, 1o-.rT:
Thi, day {. ". Parrot, Cashier Of the Bank OF IhihTpi,
prr-onll!y appeared before mr.. Lair ID. Morrah, Comniis'
-ion-r In the Circuit Cour; Of said county, and made oa.h
to the CORRECTNESS. OF the above statement to the best OF his
knowledge ami belief ti,ca under my hand this l't day
81 January. lNs9. l.. d. NORRAL.L. Com'r.
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MERCHANTS BANK or VIRGINIA,

MERCHANTS BNNk UF NIKWINIA,
LrSGHsrRG. January &, lS?.
lion. II. 4. WISE, Governor Of Virginia:
Dear Sir,-I herewith transmlt = statement OF the ocndI
ton Of this Bank. on the 3lst ut.
Yours, very respectfully,
RO c. MITCHELL, Cashier.
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MONTICELLO BANK,
CHARLOTTESVILLE, January II, ~!
To ls<Rr A. WIS.,. Ed. Governor " Virginia.
Dear Sir-Enc.os-d end Statement; o: the condition
this Bank 10 it mat. Very respectfully,
g. e. FLANAGAN, Cashier
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CONDITION OF VIRGINIA BANKS.

BAN or VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, January II, ISIS.
Sill :rau.ui; hrresith the quarterly statement o! the
condition Of the Bank Of Virginia. ~ Il existed on the ". in
slant. accompanied by statements Of the condition .! The
Bank Oh the Is, Of the two preceding months.
am. very respectfully. your obt s-r,t,
SAM'L MARX, Cashier.
To H.. E1crilrncy. Ils>EY A. WISE, Governor VI Virginia.
G.>.v, .,,rl % rHg BANK OF VAGINA AND lEI sciES,
I.Y ny J.>T,RY. i~g. COMPARED WITH i>r " JiSrAEr.
ISIS:
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STATEMENT OF THE MsKcHaSTs' BISg Q, 'iSeiSiA. DScssss'
= SisT, 1855:
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THE DiSyiLLE BANK.
DASyiLLE. Va, January I'll. -,
To His Ace!!ency, HEART A. WISE.
Governor Of Virginia
Dear Sri enclose statements shv~ ing the ronG.,.y, ri
This Bank. on the frs: day Of January. ls?, aud Il. "a
t.,usl FORMATION required By Law,
And am, with great respect,
iour Eo,' ab.ii.n, ,.rysn'.
JULIUS \. CRAY. C,.t.-
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-05-19
Special Notice to the Public.

/Above may be seen a list of the prices
/at which Mr.. Hitchcock Intends selling OF the re-
4 naming portion of his stock of Spring Goods
Although his present stock Is but small portion
] of that original invOics--the greatness OF which
astonished the people sO-yet. what now remains is
undoubtedly as large any stock ever before in
troduced into the C"unty The great rarely yet re-.
mains which accounts for the immense sales nc da.
ly makes; any person wishing anything in his line
is sure to find il on application TO him. Mr. H. has
taken great pains. aud expended considerable money
in forming the people 10 his way OF doing bust
ness. and the people the advantage In dealing
with him. His prices published above to he
read by the people, who can learn by them what
they are expected to pay for goods at Hitchcockl-
By the way II strikes MS that those figures are htp
lower than merchants generally put them; In eed we
should deem them hardly sufficient to pay the cost
and transportation from New York; we never before
have kno wn such goods Mr. HIS to be sold at such
figures; when goodsare advertised as cheap usu-
oily are chsap-in quality; any of Mr.. H.s numcrsns
customers, however, can recommend his goods for
him. Mr. HIS object In selling off his goods at a
such low rate. Ia that he may make room for his
Simmer Stock whichhe thinks he will soon pur-
chase. II Q takes great pains In gsttilg such/
goods as are suited 10 the Wood County trade.
Call and see them before they are sold.
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One OF the most Prevalent, and at the same
time. troublesome and painful diseases that attend
time the medical world has been eontinua ], bring
ing forth numerous specifics for its permanent cure
but all thout effect. Dr. !. Ho,tctter an experi
enced and celebrated physician. has succeeded in
furnishing the public with valuable preparation
for the rnre ofFever and Agut. The steady and in.
creasing demand lately made for the d" "Btters," and
the universal 'uccess attending its use, have made
for it reputation unsurpassed any specific of the
kind. For the cure of the Fever and A que DR..
Hostetter's celebrated Stomach Ditters must and
should claim superiority any other prepara-
ton extant.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally everywherc
G05-Sec adv. in another column 5lwl
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For the Perry sburg journal
Wood County Schools.
by j. n C.

1t is not unrrequ'ntly the case ,he. persons
coming trom the Older parts # our country are
led, from former Impressions, To look upon the
.'black swamp" as a region rather behind the
times.
This, perhaps, was once the case, but certain il
is not now. From the result of actual observs-
ton, we venture TO say that the schools here
more denScly populated portion of our growing
State.
The state of education in this county, speaks
high for the active inhabitants. tits a common
remark that "there is a teacher Tor every ten
pupils" and that of those, "nine out of ten are
unfit to enter the school room as q teacher"
This, too, is gross error. OF course we have to
admit that there is, now and then, an undeser.
wing one who chances to pass through the "hint
mill, escaping, by some means, the result OF
true test Of qualifca tons; but such are few and
far between.
Among us are scores of young ladies and gen.
tlemen who receive certificates: but, tell us
should this beget the idea that Wood county is
behind the light house Shame on the individ-
ual who takes this position!
To our certain knowledge the greater number
Of them are well qualified for their high call
ing.
Not long since, we had the pleasure of atten.
ding county examination held at the court
house in Pprrysburg. All seemed to manifest an
interest. The souls of both applicants and ex-
aminers seemed to be in the work.
The mode of examination though unavoda-
bly, defective in some respects, was as efficient
as any We have witnessed.
One thing it would perhaps be well for the
board to look town: That there be no radiating
ccntsr formed. from which answers may leap to
the eager eye or listening ear of bewidered
neighbor
The boarl of examiners amid charges of par.
tiaIity. (Which all boards who do their dnty
must cndure,) seemed to have highest in their
minds the faithful performance of duty.
Long may the noble sons and lovely daugh-
ters of Wood coanty live to grace their Gull.
in2
Teachers, be at your post. We will try to
call OIL you soon. Are you ready to receive
US?
More after We call and see how you get along
with the little ones.
SroNY RIDGE, May, 1859.
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Markets.

A scarcity in the E,stern markets caused a
ring The past week. The last report from New
York, however indicates nther a decline than
otherwise, yet holders are confident: that prices
will not fall below present quotations. The
following are the ruling figures at present,
PERRYsBURG Flour, IS o.; What |. 40 to
So; Corn, rs to &c.; Potatoes, A to SOC. ;
Butter II to l5c.; Lard, l35c; Hams, lie; Ba.
con, 9 to l0c.
ToLgDo.- Flour, 81 50 Wheat. 81 SIS to $l Is.
Corn, 81 to 9O;; O,ts, Soc; Rye 9Oe.
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"NVtiAI = F'NIt.
Thomas rort,har - I,I,, I...i

- ihnmns targhcr W. John lnscho ct aI
Ivy virtue of ~ order Of Slc TO me directed gr,l de-
NS,e" ia bh' c"n.e' rr"m tie court otc"mmou pleas
Of Wood County Ohio, viii oRcr for sHIo M tGs
d"ol ot ihe Court House IN Perry sbiug, on
SafHr sGy. May q. 1888,
hc'W''h the hpuis pi ~ u'c'0ck n. ana O'Clock F.
NJ OF said dlN. the following described real estate 10
Wit Tia northwest quarter of section nur,Icr on,
(D IN towrShIp number four nurh OF range mum!
her ninc % east; Also the north half Of The soth.
west quarter OF section number a. in the more
mentioned town and range, in WVud eousty, Ohio
containing two hundred ani fnrty acres OF land nc
cording to the oil ial survey and pltt.
c. W. NOR ON, s.vin Wood co.
BAssE1T ErSr attNs.
April n. lS5q-- e3
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The GENEsEE FARM Err The May number OF
this popular agricultural and horticultural
journa! is received. Ii is unnece essary to com,
mend the Fdrmer. Ithas been published for
twenty.eight years in the healt of the "Genesee
country aud its trienls and readers are legion
The publisher ofr-rs to take subscriptions for
the comming six months Jny to Decembcr)
for 25 cents. A specimen of the paper can be
seen at this Office. and We shu!l be happy to re.
ceiye and forward subscriptions. Specimen
copies are sent free to all applicants See adver.
tisement in another column.
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CoURr.-The Court of Common Pleas COM
manced its May session in this place on Tues
day last The following are the Juries:
Grand jury Almeron Brown, Foreman; Thos.
S. Sibins, Chas. H. DAwitt, VIM Legally John
X. Lssher, B Spiuk, w. B. Ketclam. John Os.
born, Curtis Gurnsey. John w. Phiels, Levi
Bassett, Alexander Peugh, Buckley Johnson and
Henry Morse, regular Jurors; n. Dlrling tales.
man. ..-
Pcth JHry-Walter Davidson, Geo. ]. LIE,
Jno, Bucher, David Davenport Theodore Vos-
burg, J. b. Abbott, Abram KeiTer, Henry
Carol. Caleb North, Jr, Geo. H. Thomas, Geo.
Eldlemsn, regular Jurors; VIM, Crook, Jr
taltsman. ~
Considerableimportant business will be trans.
acted' but the terra will probably close the first
OF next week.
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Wood Common I7ICn1,

TT r GOUCHER of Che county of wiuncba
/ . IN the State Of ll.uCi5 viii take notice n Z
W. l. Hcller,"fthe county OF Hancock and State Z
Ohio did on the 18th dNy of April A. u. 1859 fIo
ms Pcthon IN the Cunrt of Common Picns, withn
0nd for the County Of Wood nnd State of Ohia
against tho said II Is. Gouchcr setting forth tint Tia
teidH. Goucbcr gave mortgage to the snid "
l.. ueiernn tho following premises sitnnted in tIs
County OF Wood aud state Of Ohioto wit: The south
ha OF tue south east quarter dissection number tir.
~ IN township three north. 0f 20 eleven east COZ
tanning eighty acres more or less cNccpt lot decided
Tor burylng ground and school. house; to sscuIi
the payment OF S500.00 according = certain no,s
Tor shd amount referred TO IN said mortga and pra,
ing liiat said IL B G"ucher may pay sud m ofmun.
ea WIN me interest thereon, or tnat said premises
may be sold 10 pay the same; also prn,ng indgn.nG
Against said II. u. GouchCr Tor $50 ~ aud the intel
est thereon on u note executed ly him tn s NJ anI
W. Il. lIel er or bearer. The said A. X. Gouebsr "a
notified that he is required and answer sa1
petition on or heiore the tl Saturday aiterthe ieh
DAY of May, A. d. 1859.
GolF RROWNs, att'ys Ter W. l.. HELLER
April Il. 1852 iqWh&6.15
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NAroLroN UenrvCo n JnIvz ,o,o

NAfolIstoN, tienry Co.. u, July Z, 1883
Or. c. W. Roback-Dear Siy:-For the benefit of
snf' ring humanity, permit us to announce, through
the columns your circular the surprising proper
ties OF your scandinavian blood Purifier aud BLOOD
Fills. which is assure for Indigestion and Liver
Complains. We have several persons in town who
Aass bsen suffering with Liver Complaint and Ind
gesuen and notwithstanding that we have as good
PaJneians As can be found in NoIthern Ohio vet the
disease Saiisd their skill Consequently we we're in
estate OF dependency, until we commenced using
your PILLS through and by ha advice of yonr
Brsnnan.g We used the medicine according 10 dire
tions aud are now iull of hfe aud hIlarty and our
gratitnde Is equal 10 our Improvement ia health and
spirits. When We take into consi deration what wa
hSye been, and " hat we now. we feel like chary
ing ourselves with the sin Of ngrattude if we do not
Try TO announce TO the public the great benefits of
yonr Medicine. Therefore. we recon- mend TO the
public at large the expe dency of having recourse to
yoar msdionc, and consequently, as in duty bound
discharge what we feel to be our duty. in advising
persons WHO are suffering we have stfere TO make
use OF tne only trus anu for the diseases al
6eNsJ "eh''ohed' Mas. GwIS.
.''a f.H MRS. BRENNAN.
Miss HEAroS.
5.-.,-.L q, q, SPELAAN.
0"Su'emsah AVA.
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y-Mr Jerome Murray, Of the Delta Com
mercial School, is having desks, chairs, black
boards, g., put into the old Court House, in
Maumre City, where he will open CONNER
cial School about the first Of June. Maumce is
good point for this School, and we hope to see
1t well patrcnized.
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es-rhe ground is little TOO dry. just now,
10 suit farmers. On Monday night fine show
er passed over the Northern portion of the coun
ty, but more rain is much needed lf Court
can't bring rain, we shall expect a drouth-
More corn will b. planted in Wool county this
year than at any Former season. We hear OF
fields that are now ready for the cutivator and
hoe. while others are being plowed and planted
Should the weather be favorable. planting will
continue until the first of June.
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BowLISG GREEN, May IL. 1885,
SheriM,s SnIa

SheriI5s Sale.
Miller NJ Spangler, city treasurer for the use OF Da-
vid Ladd and James Dunapaoe. VS. James II. ke-
ley and Edmund Clark, survivors &c.
ID virtue of alias vendi writ of execution to me
I'D directed by the Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas of the County of Cuyahoga, State of Ohio. l
will, on the 18th day of June. 1859, between the
hours OF II o'clock NJ and oclockP. NJ of said day.
offer tor sale ut the door of the Court House. in Per-
rysburg the following described tract of land. lying
in the County of Wood and State of Ohio. to witt
The undivided half ofthe southwest quarter of the
northeast quarter and the west half OF the south
east quarter of the north east quarter of section
thirteen, of township number one, United States Re-
of ten miles square, at the foot oitho Rapids Of
the Miami of Lake Erie containing 80 acres.
g. W. NORTON, sh'f Wood Co., o.
7. PRENTIss, assignee.
Nav II lS5g-lw6S4
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H-0n Tuesday the Jsior chained Christ the
burglar aud during Tuesday night lie broke his
fetters and made desperate, but usuccessful,
effort to escape. He will probably, hive his
trial to-day. twill require close watching to
secure him within the walls of the pcnitentary.
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sherin's Sale

n,
By virtue of am order ofsne to mo dir ccted md de-
llvereQ IN the above carsc from tho Can't of Com.
mon Pleas "f oui County Ohio viii oif,r for sails
NJ the door OF the Court House in Perry sburg on
SahTd0y Mty u 1859
between the hours OF ~ O'Clock A and . o'rIock u
NJ. otsid day the following described real estate 10
wit; The sonth-cnst quarter ofthc south east quar-
ser of section number twenty-six (9d) of townshin
lour ta noru Of range number nine TO- east contain
ing Forty (IO) acres oflaud IN Woud Count Ohio
G., W. NORTON, shern Wood Co.
: S,JCrrERsON, ntv,
April u, lhj1--50w5S2 ~
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es> The Cleveland Leader thus alludes to

Langston's remarks to the Court at Cleveland;
Charles H. Langston yesterday proved himself
worthy of Anglo Saxon, Native American, Afri.
can and Revolutionary boodl He stood respect
ful but unawed in The presence Of Federal Court
Dcspoiism, and like Paul OF old spoke the "words
Of truth and soberness.' Real his manly, his
eloquent, his whitening speech. II will live in
History. The Children Of the Free will read it
in their school books. and will execrate the men,
ory of the Court and Jury who consigned such a
man TO fine and Imprisonment, FOR a crime so
God-like!
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WOMAN WHiPPiNG In this enlightened age
Of the world il is reserved tor Austria to attain
the bad pre.eninence Of continuing the revolving
practice OF whipping women. .--Lo1eH Courier,
1t is the custom to whip women in the solar
south, we believe. Our southern States yield
nothing 10 Austria in this matter.-O. s. Jour
nal
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DAYTON AND MICHIGAN RoAD.--The track is
being laid on this road between L oledo and
Perrysburg. 1t is now laid more than hulf the
distance, and we will be in railroad connection
with Toledo on next Saturday. or Monday, should
the weather Continue favorable for the prosecu
zion Of the work
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EhrIin y SHE

Iet"r becket ~. Jol q q AlleYt.
By virtue of an arcr OF sale tu me dir, ct4d from
the Court of Common Pleas 0f Wood COUNTY Ohio
IN the above ease will offer for sale al he door Of
the Court House in rerryshurg on
Saturday, the 2lst day of May 1870.
between the hoArs Of 10 o'clock A. " and o'clock
=. NJ. of said day, the following lands. to VIII II
northwest quarter of the northwest quarter ,f sc.
tion twentvsix. township three range twelve in ood
County, ohio. containing 40 ncres.
CIV. NoRTON. Sheriff,
J. L. PRIcE att'y.
. ,0v.,S
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fs>Ol Frilay, the 9Th inst, McNlmee was
hung in Chicago, for the murder of his wife
while in drunken fit. The first time he was
suspended the rope broke and the unfortunate
man fell distance Of fifteen feet The second
effort al taking his lie proved successful
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LOCAL AND LITERARY.
school Examiners Notice.

The beard will hold their regular session FOR
the examination Of Teachers, at New Rochester,
en- the FIRST Tsssdsy of June next
In aiditisn to the usual course, all Teachers will
hereafter be examined in American History.
No applicant will be examined who is not present
puuotusliy ats O'Clock Al
''ti'" ]. W. WOODBURY.. Clerk.
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GJThe democrats of the Seventh diStric 4, Ky.
have nominated Thomas H. Holt for Congress.
He declares himself in favor of the right of the
South to take her slaves into the territories, but
thinks Congress should have nothing TO say on
ths subject
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aSGen. Houston has materially improved
the appearance Of the front of his business house
recently. No building in town presents bet
Ter front.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-05-19

As-The County Board OF Equalization is now
In session at the Auditors Office. All persons
having grievances to lay before this body, should
attend 10 it at once, or forever hold their peace
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-05-19

as Last Monday night some person or per-
sons, relieved Jacob Marks'S clotheslin of its
entire burthen. It contained a weeks washing.
and leaves Mr.. M. and his family with limited
variety Of linen.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-05-19

es-The schooner j. C. Fremont, has just loaded
at this port She takes out corn for F. K. Mil
Ter & Co., and hoop poles for A. M. & l. p
Thompson.