The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-07-05

ination Of Douglas sectional one.
u-g-There are now oi4 conyicts in the Ohio
Penhentary, aud they are daily accessions.
as-Constont G. Cole, much respecteds citi.
zen Of Eyriu, o., was drowned on .Wednes.
day. "a .1
ss-Mr. Pryorsnd othsts, who were supposed
10 incline towards Mr. Douglas, have given 10
their adhesion to Mr. Breckinridge
Itis said tina, Judge Black will be appointed
TO Gil the vacancy on the Supreme Bench, oc.
casioned by the death OF Judg. Daniels.
ey-The State Journal says the Artesian
Well is twenty -four hundred and sevenly-three
feet deep, he sugersti working in white sand
stone. 90
jsg- The steamship Great Eastern has srri we'd
at New York, andes a matter of course has Gre
ted kind OF mania for seeing the great British
monst
jHs-A man living near Yellow Springs, o.,
was gored to death by bull, on Wednesday
last. The bull had to bo shot before he would
leave the corpse.
There has lately been an unusual degree Of
religious interest at Portsmouth. A large num-
Der of persons have joined The churches Of all
the demnations.
ss-Ye harmonious Democracy Of Ohio, and
the North generally, are ratifying the nomina-
ton of Brecknridge aud Douglas. Down South
tits all Breckenridge.
j1s> The Governor Of Illinois has issued
proclamation suggesting precautions to be
observed in relation to the cattle distemper
now prevalent at the East
ag The Louisville Journal understands that
the publication Of II paper to advocate the doc
trines of the Republican party, will be COM
menced in that city in few weeks.
~ The Niagara Falls Gazcttc says Mr..
Thomas Biteman, up the river has a cucumber
IN his garden OSer t,CO feet aud q hd6 ih length
and only Eve weeks from the bud Green
&s-Since the nomination of Mr. Lincoln, the
Republicans have often been called rail split
ters. Since the split OF the Democracy at Bal
tmore, the members Of that party have become
split rGilers.
10 At Dayton on Wednesday, as two men
named Haage and ttack were undermining the
wall of II ruined building it fell, killing Haagc
instantly, and injuring Gack so sever ely thai
he will probably die.
ss~ Nathaniel Hawthorne and Mrs H. B
Stowe and family were passengers in tho steam
ship Europa, which arrived at Boston day OF
two since. Mr.. Hawthorne has been abscn
from this country just seven years.
Senator Rice of Minnesota, and Mr.. Becker
Democratic candidate for Governor OF that Stat,
last year, have come out for Breckenridge. Sc
has Frank Steele, of Fort Smelling notoristy--a
favor for which the Douglasites ought to be
duly thankful
GS~ The Cleveland Democrat reports Breckin
f ridge demonstrations and great enthusiasm fo
the Seceders ticket in Stark and Ashta buI
counties. A formidable split is anticipated in
the Democratic State Convention, which meet
g at Columbus on the 4lh OF July.
Go~M Much indignation has been aroused il
4 81. Louis by the rotous though unsuccessful
= attempts OF the Douglasies to break up Brcck
inrdge meeting. The Republican and Bell
Everett papers denounce the outrage in IL
measured terms.
4 &S-Senator Rice, Mr.. Becker, the Democrat
ic candidate for Governor of Mimi esota las
n year. Franklin Steele, Mr.. Findley, and MI
f Edgerton. published card declaring for Breck
B. cnridge and Lane, and appeal to the Dsmocrac
4 of Minnesota to sustaid them.
= OT-The Springfield Journal advises the di
| farent fnotinna If tho Damncracy 70 buu non
= other. and excaim, " We are all Democrats
'Huuah for Douglas, BreclIinridge, lane, Fit
patrick, ]. B., Un(riondly Legislation, jeff d,
= Wis Slave Code Resolutions, My Great Prime
ple.' and Dred Scott" =
ne-We have California advices, by the Owe
: land Mail, to the 9th inst, The latest INTEL
!. genes is that the Indians have fed from Pyr,
= mid Lake and that the volunteers ore to be di
S handed. 1t isstated that 800 persons have bee
e killed by the Indians in the Carson Valley re
gion.
y nS- Philadelphia paper speaks Of the dr
h rot in the Democratic party The "rot' e.
d isted, no doubt, but we do not think it was ver
IS dry; it certainly WAS not so at Baltimore, fC
l. it is known. that qnids entered largely into I'll
e composition of the material that brought abo,
If the final dissolution of that corrupt and di
o eased body.
y O-.-lhe Democratic electoral ticket of Pen,
>, sylvania is divided between the two Democra
= c tickets; anl .hs war is commencing there
, earnest. Gen, Foster, the D'mocratic osn
~ didate for Governor Is committed to Dougla
and there is trouble ahead, A minority of IL
:; Anti, Douglas.
Q-TThs o, s. Journal says workmen q
engaged in the rotunds OF the State House, pr
rariug to lay down marble Door, Of great pc
manrnce and beautiful appearance. There wi
be four thousand. nine hnndred and fifty .seye