The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-06-07
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o-gCongcs' will probably adjourn about
the middle ofJme.
r3' rhe State Fircm,n', Parade takes place at
Sandusky on the 18th OF Junr
ag- -t,hn Rarcy, the horse tanner ,has returned
TO En.land from the Holy Land
The wheat crop in Georgia is beginning
to ripen and harvest will soon commence.
lns-rhe body Of woman wos found floating
in the Ohio river near Wheeling, Last week.
Nv Justice Daniel Of the U. $. Supreme
c ourt, died at Richmond, Va. on the 3lst ult
u-y-Mr. Daniel Vincent. OF Bcllerontane,
committed suicide by hanging, near Urbona
few days since.
eS- Henry Gticc, Of Ohio, has been appointed
and confirmed as United States Marshal for
the Territory of Utah.
orc. B. Flood Of Cleveland has been sub.
poeuacl to appear before the Covodo Inve5tiga.
ting Committee, and has left fer Washington.
fa-A saying ofMr, Douglas is reported, that
the next President would come from Illinois
We think he wiIl-but his name won't be Doug
las.
Rg SamuelS Curts,a Univcrsslst and highly |
esteemed citizen, died suddenly May 29th. at
his residence in East Toledo, Ohio aged iG |
years.
ng~Look ont for counterfeit SIS bills on the
Southern Bank ofSt. Louis. A well executed
counterfeit, Of this description, is said 10 be in .
circulation.
jsv~' Is stated that the late Theodore Park.
er bequcarhcd his library, amounting to 30
GOO volumes, to the public library Of the City
Of Boston.
aU-State D,mocraDtc Conventions held in
Mississippi aod South CaroIlna have sustained
the course Of tho delegates from those States a
| Charleston.
ag~All the Opposition members of the PEN
nsylyania Congressional delegation are heartily
for the Chicago nominations, except one, who
has not defined his position.
&9- Our Tennessee friends are awful indig-
nont at Gov, D'nnson because he refused TO
recognize rcquisiton for $. G. Kennedy, who
is charged with running of negroes,
or Oregon ia coming around right. The
Republican candidate for Mayor ofPortlond, in
that state, hos be:n elected by 81 majority--a
revolution which causes much ublation.
2o- The St. Paul Tim,s learns that last week
there was II battle between the Sioux aud Chip
pewa5, on Main Prairie, in that State in which
the Sioux had five killed nnl three wounded
z1~ Edward Coles Of Philndelpha a man Of
advanced years, who was Private Secretary to
Jefferson and Madison, sent word to the Re-
| n Rat ~ l.
d support Abraham Lincoln.
H9~ Ion" writes to the Baltimore Sun
- that the japanese are to be sent home via Cape
" Horn, aud therefore will not remain in this
country a9 long as was expected. They will
5 probably leave about the lst Of July
O-g- About fifty miles OF the Atlantic cable
, ON this side have been takea up, and fractures
found where they We're supposed to be. By
y oyorunning the same amount on the other side
-, some are hoping to mako the thing work,
50 &g~ Mr., Seward says empha,icolly that al
!. the pretended hopes Of The Democracy resulting
"A trcm the disappointment of his friends are ob
surd and that whoever may be the candidate
y at Bgltimoro, he will be defeated by 1000 in
New York.
=. ny-rhe Forrest case will only terminate We
Pc think, with the Iif' of the parties The Iotes
M phase is motion of Mr. Forrest to stay the
proceedings compelling him to pay alimon!
So &c, until an appeal could be perfected. Tn
in Court reserved its decision.
ly aH~A Washington correspondent thinks tina
he "ir the worst comes 10 the worst, the Admins
IS trdtion will support the Douglas ticket" I'm