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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-14
COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS.
Monetary and Commercial.


.Third-street was quiet yesterday, and we
could learn Of no change worthy of note in
financial affairs. The failure of the Law
renceburg Bank of Tennesseewas announced;
but il produced no impression, as It has been
discredited here for a week or two, and very
few of its notes are to be found in this vicin-
ity. The failure is we presume, bad one,
as the bank has always been regarded as a
wildcat concern. Of its liabilities We know
little, ard of its assets still less.
No alteration occurred yesterday in the
Monetary market which was inactive, but
still indicative Of very firm demand from
responsible perties.
Eastern Exchange remained very firm at
40c. buying and a prem. selling rate; some
dealers paying occasionally within fraction
of the regular drawing figure.
Gold and New Orleans Exchange were gen.
orally dull, and Uncurrent Money without
change.
Flour continued moderate yesterday, with
firm prices, and Whisky in active demand at
full rates. Groceries were still quiet, with
only moderate transactions. Provisions un-
derwent no change of consequence from the
previous day; the demand being light
Wheat and Oats were steady, and Corn, Rye
and Barley dull
The Imports and Exports of various ar
ticles during the twenty-four hours ending
yesterday noon, were;
IlPort,- Apples, ~ brls; Barley, 3iJ bush; But
2i3; boxes; Coffee :; bags Flour, M 5rls Hay s59
lasses, ! brls; Malt 40 bushels; Oats 6O3 bushels
Pork and Bacon hhdi tierces 2i brls As; boxes, j
nd 29022 pounds; Potatoes t36 bushels Sugar qi6
hhds;; Salt $50 barrels Wheat, l66l BUSH; Whisky,
| ,l67 barrels.
12q nkRs. Candles, 46l boxes, Corn, - bushels;
Cheese boxes Coffee, 246 bags; Flour, 1877 barrels
tsS. bales heSgi Lard % oIs' 'tS saa "a
bushels; Pork and Bacon, 10 hhds,, l47 tierces,
2lj barrels, 90 boxes, and = pounds; Potatoes, i06
bushels; Sugar, l5S hhds; Salt 29l barrels; Wheat,
% bushels; Whisky, 2,2i2 barrels.
Land-warrants were thus quoted in New
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-14

A YOUNG WIFE LEAVES HER HUSBAND, AND
AFTER A DIVORCE MARRIEs HIM AGAN.-The
Cattaragus IN. " Freeman gives an inter
esting chapter from the experience of couple
who commenced the journey of life together,
in Buffalo. Mr. VIM. Z. Harrison, of Ellicott-
vile, and Miss Maria P. Smith, of Buffalo,
were married at the Genesee House, in that
city, two years ago, in the month of April.
For briefperiod all went well, and the mar
riage seemed likely to prove highly advan-
tageous affair for both parties But their cup
of happiness was rudely dashed to the earth.
In the month of June succeeding their mar
riage Mrs. Harrison made visit TO some
friends in the West and listening TO their
officious, intermeddllng and ill-considered
advice was prevailed upon, much against the
natural promptings Of her heart, to desert
her husband, whom, but eight weeks before,
she had solemnly vowed to love. Feeling
that he had been deeply, grievously wronged,
and naturally anxious to be freed from an
entangling alliance, that had been produc-
tive of such bitter fruits, Mr., HARRISON sought
and obtained divorce from his wife in the
State of Ohio. The erring and misguided
woman, convinced of the perfdy of her
friends at length awoke to perfect con-
sciousness of the great wrong she had in-
hicted upon her late husband. A corre-
spondence was opened between them; she
freely and fully acknowledged her fault and
asked for and obtained his forgiveness. The
smouldering fame of their old affection was
rekindled, mutual vows of love were ex-
changed anew, and on Saturday night last
she again became the wife of Mr.. Harrison.
RATS NEARLY DEvoUR AN INNATE OF AN
ILLINOIS PooR-HoUsE.-An old man named
Mccarthy has been an inmate of the Poor
house of Kane County ever since its estab-
lishment, and although cripple, has been
able TO hobble about. For the last three
years he has occupied kind of clubhouse,
SOLITARY and alone,p hardly ever leaving his
quarters except to get his meals. On Mon
day morning, when his breakfast was taken
TO him, the discovery was made that the rats
had eaten the flesh off one of his feet, leav-
ing II perfect skeleton as high as the ankle
joint. lie was removed to the large building
and given more comfortable quarters, and on
Tuesday the county Physician amputated the
leg just below the knee. When removed
Mccarthy was found to be very feeble, and
the Doctor thought by amputating the limb
his life might be saved, but II is very
| doubtful.
That the rats ate up McCarthy's foot, there
can be no doubt and that he would have
been literally carried out at the rat-holes," |"
there is little question. He lad been re-
moved only a few minutes when at least a
dozen rats were seen on his bed. .ll i,u '' -
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-14
EDWARD MARBLE
r,INE IuooA AVN noRnpAux o1,
For Toothache.

nR. EvANs's TOOTHACHE DROPS;
~ Prepared from the recipe OF the celebrated
American Dentist in Paris-will cure the most
violent Toothache instantaneOusly, For sale by
ALBERT ROSS, Druggist,
mails 8. w. cor. Eighth-st. and Centrai-aYenue.
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Something New.

TUNHE "EROVAPOR COOK INC-sTOVE,
M which uses neither wood nor coal, IL now on
sNhhlDltlon and sale at the Sewing.machine Estab-
street, where all invited to call and examlne H.
The most striking popularity Of this new arrange
ment consists in It's not heating the apartment
where cooking or ironing Is done at the same time
Ihe most intense heat Is produced. No smoke, no
part Of the house Without Inconvenience. Its light
and cheap. the nat-iron arrengement Ia very per-
becOIna N nac -
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-14
County Rights for Sale.

This arrangement is admirably adapted for tho
use OF dentists, where the most intense heat Is re-
quired, Also for cabinet makers for hentino Qlne
kettles Also for the heating OF irons fcr tall,is
and hatters' use, and like purposes. apS-tf
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-14
Saccharated Lime.

66YUNHIS PREPARATION," STATRsI
IL DR.; Cleand, SIS a powerful antacid, aud
pleasant than Magnesa, and does not weaken ii he
digestion like the Allsalles, An excellent Tonic Of
the alimentary system In pyspepsiasm p For sale by
mails s. W. cor. Eighth-st. and Central-atenue
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-14

l. thursday new ork papers observes IN
regard to Wednesday last: -..
The Money market in its main features is un-
changed. In some quarters we hear Of considerable
shifting Of loans, but the demand on the whole is
freely met at 5lh6l6 q cent. good collateral, and
on government securities. Prime paper is still in
scanty supply at 5ls(d7 q cent.
In Foreign bills there is not much doing and rates
are heavy, Sterling cannot be quoted over l0s, and
first class Bank bills have been sold at l0Slsl0S.
The condition of the banks of four of the
leading cities of the Union, according to the
latest weekly statements athand, is as follows:
Specie. CircHldrR. Deposits.
n York, April u. s22 l39 Ssg2g225 sS9,h37,S3j
Boston, April L.. 6,320,0OO 7,1j6OO3 20,47O,OOO
Phila. April 7.... 5,2O9,57i 3,i2s,gOj l5,523,762
N 0rl's, March ~ l2IOS663 l3,7T,l5i 203lg,666
Si6a37 s69 S3iOll,2J2 sl3g,Ssi263
Previous week..".. i7,A2,s5g 3l,ah3ll5 l3g,2l2,2H
Last hi,339.h32 30Tli7S3 l5O,S09, liz
The Philadelphia Money market is quiet and rates
easy at js@6 per cent for prime No. bills, and
from these figures up to per per cent. month,
cording TO the credit of the paper.
The quotations for Currency in New York
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"htlfa .FIbr1
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-09-06
Wood County Court of Common Plcas--yn-
CnILnn alter MAY Y crm. 1850. . Owl AciInn.

Wood County Court of Common PIcas--Vn-
cation after May Ierm, IS6O--C Civil Action.
The Dayton n Michigan Railroad COMPANY Plain
til, against Melissa L. Barboe, Mary I. Barbee aud
John l.. Meredith, executor of William Babcc,
deceased, Defendants.
Defendants, who are not residents OF the State of
Ohio anl said 20 reside in the State of Indiana.
viii take notice that plaintiff railroad company du.
ly Incorporated Ivy act OF the General Assembly ut
the state OF ohio, passed March s. 1881, and duly
organized Hereunder, has filed a petition against
them IN the court ofcommon pleas of Wood county.
ohio, the object and prayer OF which Is to obtain
decree or judgment against said defendants In favor
OF the plaintiff fos all that portion of the southeast
quarter fsection number thrtyfour (S in township
number one In the United States Reserve contain
ing a9 S400 aores all all that part OF river tract
number fortysix (t8) cutoff by the Dayton 4 Michi-
gan Railroad, containing G9-l00 acres, oil in Wood
county, Ohio the legal title TO which Is in dcfCnd-
aus. rs the heirs at law deyisees and executor ot
William Bar1ec late of the State Of Indiana, deccas-
ed and which title wasas charged in said petition
obtained by said William Barbee from William CLARK
and Elias Braymsu the 18th of September, Sj3 tor
the use and beucht of plaindH said Bnrbee in said
purchase acting as the agent Of plaintiff aud having
obtained the title said real estate In trust tar said
plaintiff.
Defendants are required TO appear aud answer or
demur to said pctitonhy the 9TH day of October A,
ID. 1850, or IN default thereof plaintiff will, at the
next ensuing term OF said court of common pleas
thereattcr ask said court to take said petition as
confessed, and to decree thsrenu accordingly.
JAMES MURRAY,
Gcnl atty y. a NJ. Il, Il Co.
August 2, lSG0--llwGSf.2G
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-09-06
GRAND REPUBLICAN RALLY
POLE RAISING AND MASS MEETING!

The Republicans ofPerrysburs are to have pole
raising on Thursday, September 18th, one week
from to-day, and extend hearty invitation TO their
brethren of this and adjoining counties to be present
and participate the occasion. The Tol edo, Mau
NEE, Waterville, Napoleon and Perrysburs Wide
Awakcs will be out, in full uniform, and all the Re-
publican Clubs in the neghborhood are expected to
be here en- masse Col. JOHN C. LEE, and Hon.
j. NJ. NICHOLS will positively be here to address
the people; and Hon. JOHN SHERMAN Hon.
SCHUYLER COLFAN, and other prominent speak
ers have been written to, and are expected to be
present.
Let every Republican consider himself a commit
of to go to work and prepare or this demon
stration. Come with your four.horse teams, two
horse teams OK tet ans, carriages and buggcs and
don't neglect your mauls, rails wedg 5, axes, bar
uers, flags aud in fact everything calculated add
interest to the occasion. Bring your wives and
daughters well your and let there be such
time as PerrJsburg has not witnessed in many Il
year.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-09-06

Serious if not Fatal Causaiity.-Benedict ct
Schaller, an aged German, was thrown from colt,
on Front street. last Thursday evening, and was so
seriously injured that it is feared he cannot
1t seems that the horse got frightened and became
unmanageabe, when the old gentleman FELL striking
his head upon the hard pike street We also learn
that his foot caught in the stirrup he by which
means he was dragged the hard grade for a dis
tance of several hundred feet His physician says he
is lying in a very critical condition, with but little
hope of recovery.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-09-06
Saddles, Harness, sc.
ID, STONE co

n 4 GENERAL HOUSTON'S OLD STAND, have
"A added TO their general assortment of articles 70
public demand, tine assortment of Saddles, Har
sand other articles usually kept in well ordered
HarnessShop. They employed competent work
me and intend to keepa good rtment ell made
ofgood material and at fair rates.
lfyou want anything in slime, give call and
esIo determined not 10 be beat either in style
quantity, quality price.
n. .B.-Cash oaid Tor Beef Hides aud sheep Pehs.
O,toler 20, l659-2Itf.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-09-06
Among the Many Machincs

Now before the public none have been received
with such especial favor as those sold by the Chi
cngo Sewing Machine Co. Throughout the w est the
propretors are daily greeted with intelligence of
their superiority over all others for family sowing;
in the principal cities there but few families who
would do without them now, especially those who
have bought and tested their utility by actual cA-
pertinent. They warranted to keep in air for
one year. aud all have such mple instructions that
Il child can operate them with ease. They come al
prices wthiH The reach Of every famy--price S2j to
$50
20~Reud the adv artiscment in another column OF
our paper
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-09-06
INTLAMMArION OF THE LIyER.

Boston March A.. 1851 have been afflicted for
many years with morbid state Of the Liver with
Constipation, Indigestion, cod eXtrehies, shooting
pain in the side. etc. Twas about submitting the
usual mereual course Of treatment, whereby hoped
10 gain relief but not a cure. / could not lie on
either side when ! began with the PERUVIAN
SYRUP. and after using Il for only one week con.
sidered myself cured,
Is T. II. KENDALL, D.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-09-06

Union Schools.-The next term of our Union
Schools commences Monday September loth,-
We have heen shown, by the superintendent, a num-
bsr of prizes whc he proposes to give to the schol
nrs of the different branches who shall have made
the greatest advancement in letters for the year
commencing VIII not every scholar try to obtain
one of these prizes? We hope so.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-09-06
Important to Females.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
Prepared by Cornelius Cheeseman Md,
NEW-YORK CITY.

Prepared by Cornelius Cheoseman Md,
NEW-YORK CITY.
The combination Of ngre dents in these Pills sro
the result of long and extensive practice. Ther
mild in their operation and certain in correct
all Irregularities, Painful transformations, removing
al DISTRACTIONS whether from cold or otbszU fse
headache pain in the side palpi at ion of the heart
whites, all nervous affections. Mysteries fatigue main
in the back and lihbs, &c., disturbed slesp whieb
arrise from interruption nf nature.
TO MARRIED LAnIES,
Dr. Cheeseman's Pills are invaluable. as they will
bring on the monthly period with regularity Wo.
men who have been disappointed in tho use Of other
Pills eau place the utmost confidence in Dr. Cheese
mans Pills doing all they represent to do.
NOTICE.
There is one condition in the female system in
which the Pills cannot he taken without producing
a PECULIAR RESULT The oond ition referred
to is PREGNANCY-the result, ,MISCARRIA0R
Such is the irresistible tendency Of the medicine 10
restore the sexual functions TO normal condition
that sven the reproductive power of nature oannot
resi- III,
Warranted purely vegetable and free from anythirR
injurious. Explicit directions which should De rei
accompany each box, Price 81, Seut hy mail on en-
closing to DR.. Cornelius l. Cheeseman box 45Sl
Post Office, New York CITY.
SOLD BY ONE DRUGGIST IN EVERY
TOWN ~ THE a. s.
r. b. HU1CHINS.
Generpl Agent for the T. 8.
No. Is IlroSdNay-
To wnou all orders should he addressed. -
Ppr sals b. PECK 4 HAMILTON. Perrysbuw
Feb. 80, 1850 i?ly. II .... 'Iit
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-09-06

The Breckinridge Wing of the democracy met
in convention at Toledo last we ek and put in nom
nation county ticket. The convention also rec.
commended Judge Potter the democratic candi"
date for Congress. Mr.. P is to take the stump
in this district when those who see fit avail
themselves of hearing his version of the prime
pies of the party.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-09-06
Notice


Catherine Ropp vs.. Adam Rnpp
Tho said Adam Ropp of Seneca county, Ohio, Is
notified that The said Catherine Ropp did on the 4t
day Of August A. d. lso0, file her petition in the
office Of tho Clerk Of the Court of Common pleas
Oio, charging the said Adam Ropp with habitual
drunknoss, extreme cruelty and gross neglect, and
asking that she may he divorced from the said
Adam aud that the children in the premises may be
committed to her control nurture, and education.
Said petition will I've for hearing at the next term
of said court, commencing October 23d 1860.
CAruERlN ROpP,
Geo. Strain, atty.
Aug 9TH, 1860. ltw6--S2.9O.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-09-06

Our Republican friends of the neighboring town
of Watervile organized Wide Awake Club few
nights sine c, when 50 members were obtained on the
spot paid their ntiption fee, and ordered their uni
forms. They making preparations for a grand
time on next Saturday evening, upon which occasion
the Wide Awakes of Perrysburg and Maumee pro
pose going TO their assistance.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-09-06

J. j. BLOCKER DENTIST.

Is now at the Exchange in Pcrrysburg and will
remain until the sth of September. lie will be IN
Bowling Green the 22nd and in Portage on the 2sth
of September. lIw5.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-09-06
Notice of GiIead unlon School.

The School will he opened he 29th day Of
August under the instruction of Mr.. y. A. Avery as
principal assisted Ivy Miss Kmbcrline; teachers of
experience The ,econd term to commence on the
2Sh dav of November; the third term to commence
on the Sd day OF April, 1850.
st term, II weeks: 2d do IG weeks; Sd do ~ weeks
Normal class will be open at the fall term, pre-
paratory for teaching
Terms ofteaching, three dollars per quarter paya-
hle invariably in advance, BY order OF the Board,
GEO. HosrLEnORN Clerk, Gilead Aug. I3 1860,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-09-06

4 re YOU sick, no matter what orLan is affected
depend upon it the blood, which is the food and sus-
tcnance of every organ, is tu of corruption My
scandinavian Blood Pills and Blood Purifier. break
mp the source of disease in the fluids of the body
They purge and parity the elements OF the blood
Hence their quick and complete in dy spcpsia
scrofula, eruptous tits tumors, nervousness. kidney
complaints, piles. low fevers. debility rheumatism
headache, want of sexual vi -or, etc. etc These
remedies astonishing the whole medical world
See advertisement. Is
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-09-06
Iutal \ aelistellaueuus.
BLANKS! BLANKs!l

All kinds of Blanks, of the most approved forms,
we'll printed on good paper. kept constantly on hand
and for sale cheap at the journal ofce-such as war
rantee, mortgage and quitclaim deeds, state war.
rants summons subpoenas, constables sales, execu
tion. attachments, blank notes. &c. Justices and
notares wanting anything in this line would do well
TO give us q call.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-09-06

The OTTAWA Democrat comes to MS enlarged
and much improved in typographical appearance
If it were adv coating the white mans cause instead
ola slave code for the rrtores by which means
white man either labor beside the negro, or
quit the teriitory-it would be very respectable
paper.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-09-06
-----r-------~-ss--' 80
The Napoleon Northwest

The Napoleon Northwest represents the Re-
publican mass meeting held at that place last week,
huge affair. 1t thinks, however, that it wasn't
much larger than the Douglas strationa short
time previous. If the Republicans of Henry county
don't give good account of themselves this fall, it
wont be for the want of misrep presentation.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-09-06
DEATH!
TO Every Form and Species of
v G a Inn 1 El.
&C COsTAR'S"
'CosTARs" Rat, Roach, &C., Exterminator.
CosTAR's"
'COsTAR's" Bed-Bug EXterminator.

"CosTARS' Bed-BuS ENterminator.
"COsTARs"
"COsTAR's" Electric Powder for Insects, &c,
DESTROYS INSTANTLY
Rats-Roaches- Moles--G Ground Mice Bed
Bugs-Ants Moths. squitoes--F eas-, Insects on
Plants Insects on Animals, &c. &C.. lin short, eve
ry form aud species of
WE'RE MIN.
10 years establishedin New York City used hy the
City Post Office the City Prisons and Station Ious-
es--the City Steamers Ships, &c.- the City Hotels
Astor, st. Nicholas, &C. and ny more than 20 600
private families.
Ef3-Druggsts and Retailers everywhere sell them.
Z,f'~Whoesale Agentsin all the large cities.
Regul IT sizes, Csc 50c.S 81 boxes, bottles TASKS
Ny !!!Beware!!! ofspuriohs limitations. Examine
tack kbottle,b box and flask and take nothing but
"Costar's."
Et3~Sl 90 boxes sent by mail.
Isn-$3 g. S5 boxes for Plantations, Hotels, &c, by
Express.
&SJ-A Address orders, orfor "CircuIar to Dealers"
HENRY II. COSTAR,
Principal Depot, 4lu Broadway, N Y.
For sale by PECK & HAMILTON, Perrysburg.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-09-06

The Republican County Convention at Portage
last Saurdnyis said TO be the largest political Coun
ty Convention held in Wood county, since 1910
The lowest estimate had of It's nuembers, which
was by man w orshipper, was l 200 while several
Republicans claimed 2,Oe0. The real number was
probable somewhere between the two estimates.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-09-06

A Note for Steadm an.-On Wednesday last
about forty of the Perrysburg Wide Awakes went
out to assist their political friends of WoOdve
raise a Lincoln and IIamlin pole. The day was
pleasant and butte large number Of oeople were
there congregated. Addresses were made in the af
ternoou by J.. C. Lee of Tifin, Homer Everett of
Fremont, and Mr. Hennig of Toledo, On the German
language. Owing to some mishap the pole not
raised until after sunset when Mr. l.. Marvin, of Buff
falo, was called upon for speech. He mounted the
stand and commenced to address the people, when
some forty or fifty Douglasites, said to be residents
in and about Woodville, stationed themselves within
about forty rods of the speakers stand, and COM
me,ced a series Of cheering and groanng until the
speaker finding II impossible to make himself heard
finally left the stand. This gang ofrowdes was led
by notorious villain. VIII # justice were true 10
herself would have long since been hung foe the
highest crime known 10 laws. We wish Mr..
Steadman would make mote" of this outrage, aud
when it again him TO tell his hearers that
the democracy interfere at the political dem
onstratioas of their opponents just think Of Wood
vile and her infamous rowdies.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-09-06

Fronk Sawyer.--rhis gentle man spoke to n
large and enthusiast, audience at the Court House,
last stThursday evening His exposition of the fala.
cies OF popular sovereignty, subject to the supreme
Court" was anything but pleasant to the man.wor-
shippers, what few there were present. After the
speaking, the Maunee aud Perrysburg Wide Awakes
marched from ths Court House down louisiana
Avenne to the daird House, where they went thro'
a variety OF eyoudous. Giving three cheers for
Lincoln and Hamlin, and Mr.. Sawyer, the, each
m0rched OIL TO their respective quarters.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-09-06

The rain storm on Thursday night last was quite
severe. The large, three section Lincoln and Ham,
lin pole at Miami, was broken about mid way of the
first sectona and carried distance of nearly hun
dred yards. We hear o many trees aud fences be-
ing blown down, but without any damage to life
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-09-06

The Wyandot Pioneer comes to us enlarged
and much improved in genera appearance. Col
Wilson writes with spirit of determination to
conquer, and his "leaders' make the enemy squirm
"from the least to the greatest" Roll on the ball
Colonel.