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Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-07-30
Six Cases OF Fatal SUN Stroke.
DAYENPORr. Iowa. j

DAVENPORT, Iowa, July TO-
There have been seven cases of coup de so
liel reported in this vicinity within the past
three days, six Of which proved fatal he
weather here is intensely hot, and has been
SO for week past.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-07-30
HOnOrS 10 ChOate.

BosToN, July 81.
The remains of the late Rufus Choate were
brought to this city to-day. All the pubic
bells were tolled, minute guns fired, and hass
displayed at halftnast in honor to the memo
ry of the departed. G.. s.15 g. l-#s. - ."s
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-07-30
Suspected SLAYER Seized.

NEW BEDFORD, July q.
The ship Atlantic, Capt Silva, which clear
e.! for the Indian Ocean, has been seized on
suspicion of being engaged for the African
slave trade.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-07-30
The Expedition TO NIinnehaha.
EVANSVILLE, July 21.

The great excursion of the Sons of Malta
has arrived here-ten cars full. All in good
condition. Large numbers join at GAINESVILLE.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-07-30

~ The atlantic Monthly is said to have
reached circulation of fifty thousand.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-07-30
Death Of the king OF Sweden.

STOCKHOLM, July 8.
His Majesty King Oscar died to-day. de
was born on the 9Th of July, 1879.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-07-30

Five years passed, and Jenny Wood had
atteneed upon his studies, first at the common
school, then at the academy, and acquired a
good education. All that time his expenses
were paid by the generous old man, who rec
objected his obligation on that memorable night,
and who, not once forgetful, but ever remind
ful, continued to forward his regular install
mentS.
Time still few on. The YOUTH. emerged
from adolescence, had learned the trade of his
choice; and at the age of twenty-one he
ranked as first class machinist. Then he
asplred to the position Of engineer. His quail
l1cations were Of high order, and the pas
senger express on the first run West from
Albany was cheerfully given him.
And now, daily, Jemmy Wood grown to
perfect manhood, and possessed of those re-
quisites which are peculiarly adapted to his
responsible post, drives his flying train across
the creek, where years agone, Passenger
train, through his intervention, was saved
from destruction.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-07-30

heroic bravery, came from all sides A purse
OF money was made up among the passengers
and presented to him. While in the fulnesS
of his heart be appreciated their kindness, he
was 10th to accept the money. But he couldn't
avoid it. One old gentleman, with plethoric
pocketbook, who had given several gold pieces,
even avowed that what he had given was but
small instalment of many larger ones to fol-
low. He regarded himself as the life-debtor
Of the young lad, and in little book under
the name he so wrote the obligation.
Without mentioning any further detail Of
the particulars of that night, it is well to say
that, on the morrow, the boy, with ligh,
heart and heavy pocket, was returning to
his home, and the bosom OF his oveGoyed
mother.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-12-01
Programme oitl,c Execution.

PmLADtLpniA. Nov. -. The New York HsI.
aide llarpcr's Ferry despatch, referring TO the
execution OF Brown, says the most stringent reg
ulauons nave been adopted in regard to the pres
enco of civilian at the execution. All applica-
tons Tor passes for civilians TO attend within The
bilitbry liucs, are refused by the Goyeruor on
Tie ground that it would conflict with the mli.
tary programme. lle said that he civilians
cond.uot under any circumstances, be admitted
within the military lines, the outer one of which
would be nearly milo from the scafod
"a Nots word Of what John Brown may utter il
he should shy snythnig will therefore be audible
to the ben forming even the line next the gel
lows. Gov. Wise states the cause of this cx
cnsiob Of all p}rsous olhsf than The military to
be chat in the event OF an attempted rescue an
order TO fire upon the prisoners wall be given aud
that those within the lines especially those sulli-
ccntly near the gallows to hear what Brown
may say would inevitably share his fate.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-12-01
To-mprrsw Is .he T1..tnl Dnyl

10 NoTbw, Virginia WIN No1nVIe W. "V'lS'
rale Tho linal overthrow of human Slavery in
this, ,epuatry, than all the Northern Aboi,ionIsi'
cevt,lA possibly accomplish, by un,cmlttcd ara
untae,l. elliott, in leu yoarsl Tbs hanSlng OF
JonY BpowN, however much the idw may dc.
mand N,Twiil btndIc in the breasts of thou
ss,rls All erdtnt sympathy for the cause IN
which he was engaged and burning hntrcd io
tho institution against which he felt IL his
Chri,ian duty Ia make war Any event which
ditccts attention ia the subject Of Slavery and
brings before the mind not only the horrors oI
that institution, but also the lack OF hecdom
among the whites in the Slave States, and the
Imprisonment and bonishmcut of men for their
politicsI opinions, will make hosts Of Northern
Abli,ionsts," as the South nre plcnscd to term
MI who do not believe Slavery TO be divine
iustitutiun.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-12-01
For the Journal
Senator Pugh has writ" 10 Def


anCC,
A DnrAEcr o.. Nov 2s, 1850.
RDirou JoUnHAL:--'rhe last number OF our
| Republican paper, contrary to The wishes Of
many, lbeie,c a majority, Of the Republicans
here, cono o6t for the election Of Gov Chase TO
the Senate. 1t also iayors his election to the
Presidency. So you will sec Pugh has expressed
his wishes more fully to tho R,puJiicun than he
aid to thc Ohio Slnle Journoi, Tor thc'atter pa
per evidently only understood Pugh TO say that
il Ohio went Republican, Chase would be cleo.
ted to the Senate lis editors seem to bnve hcnrd
nothing said about the Presidency. Perhaps
that will be prcscnted in another chapter ]
ogtoo with you in desiring the nomination OF
Mr. Chase for President, and | also agree with
you in believing that his election to the Senate
would be fatal to his Presidential prospccls.--
rhc article in the r publican is deemed unwi'c
by Chasc's best friends here lis author is well
known, and cou assure you it only reflects the
sentiments Of small faction whose indiscrect
ness has kept our party in this county at n
" dead halt - for several years, aud secured the
election Of Iocoloco to the legislature from
this district
| believe the position taken by your paper
represents the wishes of a large majority of the
thinking aud reading Republicans Of Dcfconcc
County and Of the North. West. The best inter-
cs,s of the Republican party demand Of the
friends OF GOV. Chase that they be satisfied wi,b
supporting him for ono position al u time.
Truly Nours
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-12-01

llonRlBtE.--A A few dNys ago the daughter of a
welt knowu citizen, a prominent merchant and
wealthy man of Albany New York. was found
IN the street 10y some friends of her father, in a
hcnstly state Of mtoXica on md taken home. A
crowd OF idle boys were about her, who were
throwing piles ot leaves upon her. She was
tasietuly and richly dressed and wore large
amount of irwery. From some cause or other
she has become addicted to strong drink and he,
r0ovemrnts have to be watched. She is beau
tilul Grl, about nineteen years old.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-12-01

of he throe thousand voters of Washing
ton Territory, two thousand are dcSirous of en-
tcriug the matrimonial state, but there are no
manageable girls there. The Pugets Sound
HcrdR plaintivcly calls for New England dam
sells to satisfy the demand for :" good article.
Tho Salem Register published letter from
Zanzibor, dated Sept s, which SAYS: An Amer
lean clipper ship took OF twelve hundred ne
grocs from The coast few days since If 1000
reach Havana. the owners will make 300 600
They were shipped from lbo, and cost about
800 600"
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-12-01

II you want Ii pounds of certain kind OF
Sugar for 81, DON'T COME TO US for it; we
don't deal IN such mixtures. Bat if you want
an ar,icle'that can be called "SUGAR AN ar
ticle that has more real worth in pound than
some we've heard Of has in three, we can let you
have it ror--well tell you next week. In the
meantime, call and examine it.
We do not pretend to deal in Goods so cheap
that they are not worth buying, but we took es.
pccial pains to purchase goods Of real worth.
Those, therefore, who purchase of us, can
rest assured OF obtaing FIRST CLASS GOODS.
Remember, friends. the BEST is the CHEAPEST
don't De deceived by chaf.
Our only object now is to invite you in 10 sec
our stock, feeling confident that an examination
will prove to you the statements we have made,
As to our prices, rest assured that, although
our stock is of such superior quality. we allow
" lower than the lowest, mo ONE SHALL UN-
DERsELL US.
Next week we will endeavor to tell you what
we can do. We are prevented this week, on
account of the want of time and space. Con-
troll youi impatenCe, then, and improve the lTrSt
opportunity to call and satisfy yourselves,
GRAIN Of oil kinds wanted in exchange for
Goods.
BUTTER, EGGS, &C, taken at the
highest market price.
MONEY Of all kinds CHATS passable) taken
for Goods. Your money is worth ten cents
more on the dollar in our establishment than it
is anywhere else.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-12-01

Tho Evansville Uul,) Enquirer which has
been staunch supporter of DouSlos Tor the PryS-
dencv in its issue OF The lSth has an article
rpudialing him, and in favor of Gen, Jo, Lane
tor the Presidency. The editor thus sets forth
the reasons for his change in political leaderS;--
However much we may admire Mr.. Douglas
we cannot close our eyes to the fact that his
chances for tha Charleston nomination are ON
the wane and every day decreases the probability
of his becoming the choice of the Democratic
party
Tom Thumb is about to be married to a
lady OF his own size, and the Home Journal
asks. Should not a baby, smaller than Thumb
himself, be properly named Little Finger2
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-12-01

The Newport, (R. ~ Ncrs publishes n
statement that young girl who was educaDed
4. in the schools at that city, is now offered for
sale by slave trader in New Orleans, She was
brought to Newport about ten years ago, and
was admitted 10 the schools as a white child
At the death OF the lady who brought her there,
she was put out to service in Provldence, from
whence she was taken to New 0hesns nv two
persons who claimed to represent her mother.
" 1ho is a slave,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-12-01
The Blade Again.

We are surprised at the tcnaciy with which
the editor of the Toledo Blade catches at siraws.
Driyen TO the necessity OF acknowledging that
the BLADE only represents tho views of It's
"cpuduclors." aud utterly unable to make any
response to our statement Of the fact that many,
If not majority, ol the leading aud influential
Republicans of Lucas county are opposed to
it's position on the Senatorial question, it seeks
ifs1erneAy in the assertion that protcsSed "eud-
ing Republican OF Wood county, has informed
the editor Of that paper that " there il scarcely
any division among the Republicans OF that
county in regard to the Stnatorship.' The pro-
Nsscd "lealing Republican further informs the
editor of the Blade that Senator LAsKEY and
Rrrrrsentatye WuoD will both support Mr.,
Chase for Senator,
We have before stated what we believe to be
the public sentiment Of t'o thinking Republicans
of Wood county ON the Senatorial question, and
il is not necessary that it should be repeated here,
farther than TO remark that we ure Chase men
ond c,nr 10 him as our leader for 1862 and
dcprccste the course adopted by those who nd
vocate his election to the Senate. We believe
there arc other men who cOn as crcdtahly repre-.
sent Ohio in the u. S, Senate, but none who can
so accemnbly Gil the Presidential Chair as Gov
ernor Chaee,
The mtimaion that Mcssrs Laskey and Wood
arc commitod to Mr.. Chase for Senator, is sim
ply intended to embnToss the freedom OF their
action und is insulting to their intelligence -
They were both nominated because they were
not pledged, ond neither could have beca nomi-
mated vr elected upon any other platform They
will 20 TO Columbus unrammced, aud
there act as the best interests of tha party may
require Any ontiempt to chnnge their position
upon lhis subject is an cbrt to defeat the clear.
ly expressed wishes Of the people. We have too
much confidence in the integrity Of our Senator
end Representative, and too much faith IN their
.Seyotion to the futulc interests Of the RepuhIi-
can party, to for moment hnrhor the thought
.that any cunningly devise scheme VIII be snIli-
cicnty powerful to turn them to the one side or
TO The other,
sre The BLADE is more consistent than some Of its
oo.wotkers, who profess desire to SEQ Governor
O. Chase elevated TO the Presidency tor it not only
declines to support him for that position, but
= mtimutcs its opposition TO his nomination. This
fact fully explains the Blades zeal for ChaseS
% election to the Senate No ether course could be
adopted that would SO C0ectuaIly do the work.
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GS~By special arran Ccment the entire years sub.
cripton 10 the Magazines is paid over by us 20 the
publishers anil subscribers receive their supply for
the year direct from their respective publication of
Aces, he cost OF the engraypgs is paid only by the
difference betwhcn tho lowest wholesale aud the reg
ulur price Of the Magazines,
scr ~EugraviuCs soRt at once aud subscriptions to
periodicals commence with current issue. unless 9th
erwisc ordered. Money at our risk, il proof is re-
tajncd ot having been mailcl. Frs impressions are
best, therefore send early Address
., H. BAtLEN Il co..
(At VIM, I1'r N SOUS Music S;orc) iiS Broadway
Nov, -, lEag--lS New \ ork
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HopsF CENsUs.--The following curious ac,
count is given in ipplstoa'S Cycispotdid, Of the
number OF horses in the various parts Of the
world.
"rhc general estimate has been eight to ten
horses in Europa Tor every hundred inhabitants
Denmark has forty live horses to every hundred
inhabitants which is more than ony othel
Europeon country. Great Britain AMI holland
have , 500 000 horses; France, 100000; Aus
tron empire, exclusive of Italy, 26OO ,00l Rus
sin 3 900 The United States have 090
900, whi,h is more than any European country
the horses Of the whole world are estimated a
81 AGO 600"
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-12-01
Sherin's Sale,

John d. Wade vs.. John Van Blarcum ct al,
DN virtue of III Fa execution to me directed and
I'D delivered from the court OF common pleas of
Cuyahoga county, Ohio, in the above snttlyd case,
will oertor sale at the door OF the court house in
perrysburg, on
Saturday, December IL 1889,
between the hours Of and o'clock Z, NJ, of said
day the following real estate to wt The west hall
of the northeast quarter of section number twelve
U2l township number four (t) north, of range mum
her ten (lOl east containing eighty acres, less lots
sold TO Pechen, Rogers & rurnrr, and about acres
south og Portage River; also, the south half of the
southeast quarter otsect0n seventeen 7) tow nshi
number three 2l range number eleven y the SboTe
land lying aud being in wood county, Ohio
G. W. NORTON, sheriff
Nov, H. IS59-?Sw5S3 25
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IN QUALITY AND QUANTITY.
LADIES'!

We can exhibit an elegant assort-
ment of
Fall and Winter Dress Goods,
Splendid Fancy Silks,
Irish Pophns,
CaShWercS,
Fine French Mer1,aos,
IHi6ctS,
Wool Plaids,
Dacal Stripes,
Wool Delains,
LaoiUa Cloths,
and everything new and novel of the
season Everything in the line Of ia
pie and Fancy Goods
Opera Nannc7s Of all kinds, Shetland
and Zephyr JNoozs, LADIES' Hoods
and Rigalet5es, Skeleton Skirts, En-
brolderjeS, trimmings, Velvets, Ho-
sicry, Uoaks and NanhUas--Me
fashionable styles, FaU and Winter
Mavls-thc latest patterns, Water
loo Tong and square, Klddlcser, Bro
cha, northampton, Scotch and Han
hNa 'Mayls, and a full line Of wAH.
andAnen goods.
Without enumerating more in this
line, will say that Ladies can find as
COMPLETE and FASHIONABLE a stock OF
Fancy Goods on our counters as can
be found in Toledo or this part of the
country, and CHEAPER by largo
per centage.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-12-01

Pinch describes a busy body MS zone who
generally has no business in this world beyond
making it his business to neglect his own bus
n,ys ia orler oatteul % the business of others ,,
. s------
Iowa has ust rompurl,d a Sltr crusus shaw
ing population of 633 $40. She hai l992l0
in 1881 and I3 III in 1910 She has thus more
than lrebled her population IN nine years oul ia-
c'rvee IL abou' fhceu fold in uhqi,on 1cals
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-12-01

The following nre The Damcs of several po.
Iitico clubs which lately figured ot n public
meeting in Baltimore; The Blood Tubs. Red
Necks, Pioneer, Ashland Sportons, Regulators
Black Snakes. Tigers, Eubolls, Glodiators, Rip
Rops, Little Fellows, and Plug Uglcs.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-12-01

t- az Congress comenceS next Monday. There
will be a full attendance, Senator Sumner has
arrived in Boston, aud says he is a we'll man.
lie will take his seat at the commencement OF
I the ses ion. Senator Seward, if not yet home,
e will arrive soon, In the House there may be
some delay in ellecting an organization, yet it
Is generally believed that the Republicans aud
Douglas democrats viii unite, thus securing a
Republican Speaker, with Fornoy ,or some other
ebellious loco for ClerE, Among the condi.
dates for Speaker, Messrs sherman aud Corwin,
OF this State, are most prominent, If an early
organizaton is effected, we may be able to lay
the Presidents Message before our readers by
Thursday next.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-12-01
Glow PRICE STORE"
(Od Stand of Julius Biian.)


TIE LARGE AMOUNT of Goods sold at
this establishment is a sign which can
not be mistaken-that the people are
greatly pleased with Goods and Figures.
The people were invited to call and see
for themselves, and not rely upon the
sayings of others. Quite a number
accepted the invitation, and, upon an
examination, they were so pleased that
they recommended it to their neighbors
as the place where the BEST of goods
arc sold at the LOWEST of figures
and now the Voice of the People ex-
claims: "IIo every ono that is in
want, come and buy food and raiment
at The Low Price Store"
G@D~Wo can give you the highest
market price for Country Produce, and
pay you in the best of goods. Try as.
A. w. HITCHCOCK.
PERRYsBURG, Nov. "a, 1859.
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Gniny II Strong :!

The Defiance Republican "mar' is bound
tngo the whole hSura, In the last Issue of that
srrct, there is a long editorial in favor OF GOV
'ernor Chase for President AMI in favor ro Gov
emor Chase for United sta es Senator! The
Rtpabitdr don't believe in any half Loaf
business, lIogoas tr whole hog, pigs and ALL
we are afraid the a'oyeSail '' mau will not be
soasily satisfied. When Governor Chase gets lC
be Presdtnt AMI senator, we nre really afraid
the Republican man will want him sent Of
on several foreign missions, ana then what wit
become Of the dplomoc and conSnIorship as
prationS of the other man and his stool pig,
cons? We like Governor Chase, and really we
do wish hs cculd hold all the Offices in thi,
country, but since that is not understood to be
practicable By anybody except the DcGance Rc
publican " man. we so iu for giving him thC
Presidency and are opposed to killing him will
any such small missiles as the SauatorShip. III
slort, we are in favor Of ioins one thing at 4
time.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-12-01

Miss Susan Jane Johnson is under arrest in
Daroit Tor stealing five dollars from one lover
To pay the ministers charge for marrying hoy to
t.pttrF
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A letter from Jol,n Brown.

We have been kindly permitted to read n let
ter from John Brown, to his half brother, MIR. J.
L. Brown, and knowing with what interest tins
letter FROM that brave old man will be read
havo solicited the favor of its publication. II
wu have a reader who can pCruse it unmovud he
indeed is unused to the melting mood;
Gu RLGsrowN, JrrrgWsoN Co, VA.}
l2lh Nov. 1889, s
DEAR BRoTnrR JEnEMlAu:--
Your kind letter OF the 10Th inst, is received
and also one lrcm Mr.. Tildrn, for both Of which
am greatly Obliged. You inquire, " can do
anything for you or your family = | would
answer, that my sons, a. well os my wife and
daughters are very poor, and that anything that
NAV hereafter be due me from my ttthera estate,
wish pajd to them, as | will endcavor hGrCd(.
ter 10 d,Scrbc, without legal Iormulitirs 10
consume it all, One or my bows has been SO
entirely used up as very llS ~ to be in want OF
con Portable clothing for the winter, | have
through the kindness Of friends, fifteen dollars
to send him, which Will remit shortly, lfyou
know whcrc to reach him please send him that
amount at Cncr as shat remit the SAM to yOu
by a safe conveyance. II | had plain stale.
ment from Mr.. Thompson Of the state of my ae-
counts, with the estate OF my father | should
then better know what TO say about that mat
ter As it is, | have not the least memorandum
left me to refer to- It Mr.. Thompson will nake
me a statement, aud charge my dipidcnd jWIy
fer his trouble, | wouli be greatly obliged to
him. In that case You Gan send me any remarks
lot your own. | ann gaining in health slowly
ana am quite shfcriH in view of my npprouth'
ms en- being fully pc suaGcd that am worh in.
couccivably more to hang than for any other
purp, So. God Almighty bless and save you all
Your AltcIonotc Brother,
JOHN BROWN.
7. P.S--Nov lS,--Say to my poor boys never
to grievc for one moment on my account, and
should many Of You live to see tic time when
won will not blush to own your relation to old
John Brown, it will not be more strange than
mlny things that have happened feel n thou.
sand times more on account OF my sorrow ING
fri,udS han ou my own account. So fnr MS
am concerned, " count it all Joy 81 have
fought tho gool fight aud have, as trust "fn-
iShcd my course Please show this TO any OF
my family that YOU may see. My love to all,
aud may God, in infinite mercy, for Christ
sake, bless aud save You all. a.. ..
Your Anectionnte Brother,
J, BROWN.
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Death OF washington irving.

Ntw YoRR, Nov. 30 The venerable Wash
ington Irving died last evening at Irvingon.
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Retail Establishment

Believing that the Farmers will be
in need of large amount OF goods the
coming Fall and Winter, and also (ow-
ing to the uncommonly good crops)
that they will be in circumstances to
buy, and feeling confident that l can
make it for their interest to purchase
of me, | HAVE MADE ALL THE NECESSARY
ARRANGEMENTS TO SUPPLY THEM WITH THE
SAME, and have an assortment of goods
which,
IN QUALITY AND QUANTITY.
cannot be surpassed in North-We Western
Ohio. l need only to add Mat my
goods acers bought to be sold, and that,
too, at
BEAS0NADL-A DATES9