The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-05-03

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S5- John Mitchell, the would be Shareholder,
has returned to the United States.
aFoyer 100000 letters passed through the
st. Louis Post Office, during the last m jnlhs.
.asr The city OF ,ytou seems to be infested
with gang Of burglars. Where's the per
leeueY N
es>At Charleston ihsy have ripe straw berries
aud new potatoes, tho latter bringing 80 cents n
quart.
Eg- WIN. Wodsworth, editor Of the Ravepna
Democrat died at his residence in Ravenna Oh
the 22d ult.
gsy- Revival news comes from Oregon, where
spirit active.
sg Napoleon has conferred pension Of &c.
900 on Capt. Dslvigue, the first inventor Of per-
cussion locks.
Ssa- The value Of coal shipped from the Penn.
sylyana coal districts last year amounted to
S35 900 900.
ns- Hon. b. l.. Clark, U. s. Mnistee TO jua :
temou, whose death was recently announced,
was u heuluCkldn,
es'- rhe Legislature of Texas has passed bill
granting five leagues Of land To all institutions
of learning worth 100000. .4..s
e,- The vnrious powers Of Eurbps borrowed
1852 900 900 last year, all bat $4,000 600 Of
which was TO pay for wars.
S.S- A lad B,nj. N.wel, shot himself through
the head near Nashville, Tenn, On Thursday,
while playing with pistol.
| ng- Six thousAn nine hundred and six tuns
of copper were shipped from the mining districts
of Lake Superior in 1859. ..
25-In Georgetown, Ohio few days since.
Mrs, Matilda Armstrong, wife OF Mr.. A. Arm.
strong killed herself with gun.
a,s- The Pony Express left S,n Francisco at
5 p. M, the 3 of April aud arrived ut St
Louis at r. NJ on the l3h.
Esr Mrs Whitney, one of the pioneer mis-
sionaries Of 1920, is about TO return to b ,ston
from the Sandwich Islands.
Gg- The amount of wheat in store in New York
is estimated at over one million bushels, and
-four at over 700 900 bbls
9er Accounts from the vicinity of Lafayette
Ind. speak very encourngingly OF the condition
Of the growing wheat,
eS-l Hon. d. A, Smalley Chairman of the Ma
tional Democratic Commt,ee IS Judge Of the
U. s. District Cour. in Vermont.
sl3> Miss Martha Gale recently died in Mon
roc Mich. of cancer in the stomach. She had
not tasted food for forty-two days.
nDr The Newton, HIS, Star says that during
recent hail storm, stones fell, measuring eight
inches in circumference.
15S> There is news of an extensive and power
ful revival of religion in South Australia. In a
single congregation 500 were converted. .
asr- The New York Herald estimates that
$1,000 600 worth of public buildings are in
courS3 of erection in that city.
ear Joseph Lne, farmer, while blowing.
near Carlinville, HIS, on Mon lay, was struck
by lightning aud INSTANTLY killed.
aor Edward Reid convicted at Charleston, s
C., of robbery on the highway, has been seu
fenced to be hung on the first of June.
a5-In Clay county, Indiana, few days ago
a woman obtlined divorce from her hush an !,
aud IN irricl an 9TH r MN ift,cn inmates after.
wards. . .... .t.
: ,es~ A house burned near Cleveland on
Wednesday, and with it two young men who
were sleeping in the upper stories The father
was almost frantic.
es-A firm in II ,nnibil, Mo-. has completed
u steam coach to run Oh cin,n N roads, which
} has proved So su ,c-sSful, that one has been or
) dered for trip to Pixies Peak.
GSC. n Pine, late U. S, Marshal for TIT
Northern District Of Illinois, is a defaulter tC
the Government for about $4,000, His case ha,
beon reported to the House of Representative
ny- With occasional exceptions, the CROP
prospects in the North West are represented a
in the highest dIgrea encouraging Yet it is
rather early in the season to predict with any
degree of certainty. LNtc irosts, dry weather
aud other visitations may interfere to darker
the present bright prospects,
The Republicans
or Kentucky met in convention at Coyingtol