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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-28
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Principal ofncs and .alesrcom, No. 9 Rss
Fourth Street. ~ bniiding from Mai Stro-s /.
Cincinnati. Ohio. Laboratory. No. % Hsu
m0nd Street.
Por sslein Randolph courty Ind -,
r II. 7. kIZER, Winchester.
l.. HI MPHREY. Spariansburg.
ISAAC SIPE. Deerffeld.
ID. THORNBURG. Fmmettsville.
|. 4. EWMAN, Bloomingsport.
X. 5. STARBUCK, Beuna yisiK.
DR ". SIMMONS. Union City.
X. JOBES. Huntsville
u, GROSYENOR, Union City.
is. 4 E. ADDINGTON, Fsrmlsae.
URIAH BALL. Lynn.
HALLIDAY & ARLINGTON. Nst.
willie.
J. IL SANDERS, RidCeville.
TERRELL & son, Windsor
ELAN HELLY, Fairsiew and ~
Druggists and Merchants generalls :,
throughout the United Stat es and cansdas
vol In 23-ly
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-28
TEMPER

the present proprietor believe. Nat ir making
them widely known the public -rlfarsis sub
served
Il will soon he TOR sale ~ all - Or. Ioback'.
numerous Agents. aud al liote's. ac.. the coun-
Try oveF. In the 1meantimr. orders will =.
nlled direct from Cincisnati in ANY euantity.
and aftheiowcst -ates. u - put up ~ Qnars
Routes. and securely packed AN one der. ea,es
Hall doz. sample cases will. however. 81 back
% and seni % any ahdress. mlrslrld
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-28

We are permitted to publish
the following very interesting let
ter from James G.. Brice, receiv-
ed by his sister, Miss Amelia A.
Brice, a few days since
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-28
Or. lUNTIS WORM CANDY.

DZLGHTFrL PREPARATIoS ~ sUGAR.-N0
tafte at medicine. safe AMI &c tin renee Y for
oE~s: mild aud gentle ph,~ic for chi dren.
All who are IL are greatly pie. ell.
PREPARED by VS. LfNT. MArMrp CtrY. o..
- whom all orders should be addressed for
the above medic
Sold by Hap. Kizer. Winchester: Hunt &
Harris. Lynn; X. Z. Siarbuci Bnena ista: r..
p Halliday. MgcksViile. n. Polly. Ralaka: y.
Simmpns. tniohCity; VIM. y ickersm,ii. New
Lisbon; T. ". SCmgtion Ridgville. Jan I0-ly
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-28
LUNT's H0iRHlUND D iLiM. /.

y FsCorGHs.--IheS Ieat aud sudden changes
of ourclimaic are fruitful sources 81 Pulmonary
ana BRONCHIAL AFFECTIONS. Experience hav-
lug proved that simple remedies often act
specially aud certainly when taken In Tire early
stage Of disease, recourse should az once be
hattn this Balsam, let the Cough or Irritation
81 the Throat be ever 20 slight, as by this pre-
caution more serious attack be wardcd OF
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-28
LINKLE s LYON
!SesCiHg .KFNchine Co..
53s BROADWAY, NEW YORK.

53c BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
No person who contemplates purchasing a
Sewing machine ioT tamil, or manufacturing
purposes. shoald fail 10 send for one OF our
circulars. which contain cuts and fnlI dcscrip-
tious ofthe seyerul s;l les, ptiees and samples
of work. all OF which We send By mail free
We claim 10 have the
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-28
E.llglizaN
GasI;IIlIs'

Mas. Wisstow. sn experienced ana surse
Female Physician, presents 10 the attontisu u
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-28

BEST SEWING MACHINES IN THE WORLD
For either Family or Manufacturing
purBoses
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-28

The evidence IN the possession Of Dr.. Kohaeg
~nlsh a ~ ali tim~- accessible 10 tAe public,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-28

Gen. Butter has made short work with the
rchels al Sewai's Point, landing force from
Ft-Moproe, capturing the battery, killing
and ~ounding 200 to 800 traitors and taking
great number Of prisoners, thus estab-
fishing the ground work for immediate ope.
rations against Norfolk. 10 accomplishing
this important movement, be lost 80 maA
killed and wounded.
Sewalps Point il directly opposite Fort
Monroe. on the south side OF Hampton
Roads (James River), ana about 5 miles
from the fortress. Gen. Buffers troors
we're landed from propellers.
The distance ~ land from Sewall's Point
to Norfolk IL from to 10 miles-bv water
somewhat nea-cr. IL 10 known that fornd-
able batteries have been constructed on the
points OF natural defence on Elisabeth river
which constitutes the water apr zach to Nor.
folk and Portsmouth.
Whether land batteries have also beer
erected the Massachusetts bows Wi soon die
cover. Gen. Butler's achievement ia OF
tie fret Importance, inasmuch as it furnish
es an available landing point on the south
eastern corner Of Virginia for the large fore,
new stationed at Fortress Monroe-a fore,
quite sufficient to terrify North Carolina OF
the front and Richmond in the rear.-TChi
cago Tribune.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-28
dispatches 10 the Associated Press.
Eewell's Point Captured.
NINE HUNDRED REBELS TAKEN PKIS-
ONERS /!
Eighty Federal Troops and Three
lnMnd red " ebeIs Killed
aud W0un 0cd.

Washington, May Is.
The steamer Yankee arrived to-day from
Fortress Monroe. She brings report that
Gen. Butler yesterday captured Sewell's
Point with loss Of "a killed and wounded.
The enemy lost between three and four hun
drcd killed and wounded, aed many prison
ers taken perhaps 600. On Thursday the
enemies pickets, near the fort, were sur
prised and 300 taken prisoners.
The War Department has information to
the same effect.
No doubt skirmsh took place between
federal and secession pickets near Arlington
Heights to-day.
FORTRESS MONROE, May "a.
Gen. Butler suddenly made bis appear
ance Yesterday, in Hampton, Of the bead OF
the Vermont Regiment, on reconnaissance.
The rebels ATTEMPTED to burn Long bridge,
but we're frustrated by the activity OF the
advance guard. To day, Friday, he extends
q reconnaissance several miles up the Tenin.
sula, between james and York rivers. The
Troy and Vermont Regiments have encamp-
cd near Hampton.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-28

IN The N. Y. Day Book says the Nation
a. Louaves, under command OF Col. McCbes-
ney, OF ILL.,, who have for some time been
CHARTERED At Sandy Hook, have had any
.n'ng put pleasant military experience so
lar. The condition Of the members has
oeen wretahed IN the extreme, wishou, tents,
with scarcity % feed, 81. thai iaintei,
&c. several ot tho companies have been 10
= state OF mntiny, and number OF the men
nave deserted by the way OF Shrewsbury.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-28
Emerson Esher,dre.

we learn that this notorious individual 10
now on visit TO Abraham Linco In in Wash.
'nston Lincoln having declared war on
the South and being engaged in the mission
81 numbering women and children in Mis-
sour. no Southern man, holding the charac
tor u Etheridge, can have any other bust
ness with him than that OF betravine the
rights and interests Of his couDtry.-TN Nash.
vile Union and American.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-28

A Bill passed the House the other aav ~
unanimous vote, providing for the suspen.
sion OF al proceedings on suits in courts %
thia State against volunteers during the time
that they shall remain In service. The bill
will become Law Of course.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-28
tn. Japanese Tycoon Married..

The Japan corresp ondent Of the New York
Herald says:
This Tycoon was married on the 4th Of
March, 10 the lovely, beautiful and accom-.
plished only daughter Of the Mikado, the
spiritual Emperor Of the Empire. The "
doom 10 four months the senior Of the bride,
the former being eighteen years Old last No
vember, and the latter eighteen the present
month. llsz.hi-me is the family name oil
the Tycoon. lie 10 entitled to eleven more
wives, or uoselnas, according to the laws OF
the realm.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-28

we understand that after strong speoial
nessnge r III Governor kirkwooi, insisting
on loan Of one million Of dollars. the Ise
i'iHtnre reluctantly crawlsd up to eight hun
drei thousand and passed bin to that
amount.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-28

IT The Huntsville Aia.) Advocate say.
That when two OF the volunteer companies Of
that place left for the seat OF war, scores OF
slaves cried and hsgged to 20 and fight fur
safir young masters. AbDa. 20 were taken
along.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-28
Bosros, MAY 27

BOSTON, May n.
The steamer Massachusetts, sailed to-day
for Fors Pickens with n crew IL 1874 men
and 100 extra seamen for the fleet and a
large amount OF munitions OF war.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-28

NOTICE TO - SAENGEn6 AND
AHIRREkS.
H009 - : 4 a1
TTsHE undersigned having been appointed Agent
1 1t this place for the Terre Hautc, Alton 81.
Louis Railroad Co., 10 prepared TO give
r MR OUGH BILLS OF lADING To
Alt POINTS EAST,
In connection with the keokuk and ST. Louis Pack.
ct Co via Alton, 1T rates low any other route
TICKETS TO All POINTS
For sale Mt the "UNION RAILROAD TICK ct
OFFICE" on tho Levee near Packet Depot.
Passengers via Alton are sure to make close con.
nections. Tickets good by st. Louis or Alton.
w. ID. GKISWOLD, Hup't.
IL. Q.SANDERsON,
Gen. Frt. and Ticket IT
m. ". j, I'D. Agent, keokuk, lows.
May 81, '61-d2w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-28

RABLROAD MEETING.
TINE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stock holders
] Of the Keokuk, Mt Peasant and Muscatine
Railroad will be held ~ the Braselton House in
Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, on w Wednesday. June 10Th, al
! o'clock y. N. J. w. CGDEN,
Nay ~, 1861 dtd Secretary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-28

Gov. krkwood has just sent to the Senate
srecial message, IN which he asks for ST.
100000. II IL 10 be regretted TINT he did
not ask for this amount at the beginning Of
/ the session, but the truth s that he had no
estimates, and, besides, he could not antici
pate our legislation. r.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-28
North Carolina has repealed the statute
requiring officers to support the Constitution.
And Missouri has ignoreii j..

Saturday tHst the ferry rxrrIEi UvUr, nj one
load, nine families from Missouri refugees, stripped
ofeverything, and returning to Indiana Capt Bart
lett conyersed with one man who told him that he
had lived for the hast six years in Missonri-had
good farm with Improvements. stock, &c, yet was
compelled To take four old horses for the whole and
fee for bis life burlington Harkeye.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-28

eTLast week - the steam ting Robert
Habersham MAS returning from Savannah 10
Fort Pulaski, gun exploded during the
firing OF salute and Col. NJ. Greve and
Lieut.. VIM. Nelson we're morssliy wounded.
Nelson has since died.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-01-24

LETTHE PEOPLE ARM.-The Pittsburgh
Gazette, under that head, advises the
Northern people to arm themselves. It
says: --...f-
The Northern Arsenals belonging to the
United States have been denuded within
the last three months, every avilable arm
within them having been shipped South.
The State Arsenals are empty. The rifle
and pistol manufactures have all been emp
tied by the Southern demand, and have or
ders far ahead of their ability to supply.
The Government has ordered all the Q. 8.
troops to the pacific Coast, out of the way;
and all the available force of the navy has
been sent to distant stations, where orders
of recall cannot reach them under months
time. All these facts demonstrate that
while the South IS fully armed and ready
for war the North is defenceless.
We are not alarmists; but it would be
criminal to hide from the people the fact
that they are in danger. They bave been
betrayed by their Government into the
hands of their enemies. There is well
settled purpose on the part of Southern
hot-heads to take possession of Washing
ton City, and prevent the Inauguration of
Lincoln. When tha. conspiracy develops
itself, as it will, in what position will the
North be to resist or prevent it! Can she
10 it in her present unarmed condilionl
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-01-24
NO. %.

of other parties existing in my day-I neverthe-
less hold and cherish, as l have always done,
the principle that this Government exists in its
present form only by the consent of the govern
ed, and that 1t Is as necessary 1t is wise, TO
resort to the people for revisions of the organic
law when the troubles and dangers of the State
certainly transcend the powers delegated by it
to the public authorities. Nor ought the sug-
| gestIon to excite surprise. Government in any
| form Is machiEe; this is the most complex one
that the mind of man has never invented, or
the hand of man has ever framed Perfect as it
Is. 1t ought to be expected that it will, at least
as often as once in a century, require some mod
ificatiOR to adapt it 10 the changes of society
| and alterations of Empires.
Fonrthly I mold myself ready now, as al
ways heretofore, to vote for any properly guard
ed laws which shall be deemed necessary to
prevent mutual invasions of States by citizens
of other States and punish those who shall aid
and abet them.
Fifhly, Notwithstanding the arguments ofthe
gallant Senator from Oregon, General Lane.)I
remain of the opinion that physical bonds, such
as highways. railroads, rivers and canals, are
vastly more powerful for holding civil commu-
mites together than any more covenants, though
written on parchment or engraved upon iron.-
/ remain. therefore, constant 10 my purpose to
secure. if possible, the construction of two Pa
eItic railways, one of which shall connect the
ports around the mouths OF the mississippi, and
lhe other, the towns on the Missouri and the
Lakes. with fh' harbors on our western coast.
II. IN the expression OF these views, i have
not proposed what is desired or expected by
many others. they will do me the justice to be,
neve that am as far from hrving suggested
what In many respects would have been SO IN
harmony with cherished convlcto ons OF my own;
l learned early ifom Jefferson, That In Polticu
anaiIs we cannon always do what seems 10 us
"oaoiuieiy oest. Inose win whom we must ne
.t .tes'"ny aet, eh'ertaihIg diHereht views nave
.iIc powei 1 anu me risht OF carrying tnem ihlo
p'ao.iee We must ne cohtehl 10 le;ia when we
e,', . .nu 10 ,ollow Wnen We cannot ieao' InI
we I,ino' az any ,lne 10 ior our country al .ns
So La "s Mouiu TSn' we NUS oe s.Isi'neu
Win uoihs i1r ner an ine Poou tnat we can.
80 ouu'ni''eu NY o%H oPihiohs oa III,
sstsIiH ers II ien,aaAs only 10 say tnat shni
sne.t.uiiy Iehu " tne Government my oes. SUP
po.t IN ~ Mnae.er Pruuehl yer ehrrgelic ei'orls
~ sn'ii il':'Ae ~ preserve 'he Pqonc peace, anu
" ,'i'ih''ih ana preserve tne ohuon' iu,lsihs'
my .ii., II as lar as Possioie ,he u1-
'nos' Ioroearahce anu c"neii'aion'
anu now, MI. Iresioeht' what are lne ae-
Piees VI tne eouhiry! kho" snaI we are III
'"e ',iius' VI "i.rhis; aaa s'me"nat eAPoseu 70
ona.'oiu MA III seasons oi telnPestu-
PasSiohs. we a'ready nave disorGer. anu VIC.
~ ,'n-e n'lH oesuh. SHOW hot 70 "n:.1 ee'eH'ts
~ ;,t SIN ny iai'h ~ .'le sn:,h =; 'iu .l
"a 'Ie oH4'h '.oiue,. because my AA'n ~ 'ue
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-01-24
How TO Cook HAM.-Never put q

How TO Cook HAM.-Never put .
ham into kettle of cold water, and be
equally careful never to place one in boiling
water. First let the water become, luke
worm; then put the ham in. Let it SIM
mer or boil it lightly for four or five hours
five is better than four: then take il out
and shave the rind of. Rub granulated
sugar into the whole surface of the ham,
long as it can be made to receive it. Place
the ham in baking dish, with a bottle OF
prime cider. Baste occasionally with the
juice aud let il bake an hour in gentle
heat. A slice from a nicely cured ham
thus cooked, is enough to animate the ribs
of death.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-01-24
es-Fort Sumter is three ard three

GS-Fort Sumter is three ard three.
eighth miles from Charleston. one and
one-eighth miles from Fort Moultrie, three
quarters of mile to the nearest land, one
aud three-eighth miles to For, johnson,
and two and five-eignth miles to Castle
Pinckney. The last named Fort is one
mile from the town. These measurments
are correct, being taken from the latest
made by the United States coast
survey.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-01-24

PovERrY OF JoB's TURkEY.-"As poor
as Jobs Turkey" is phrase shat troubles
antiquarians, but they do not give up the
hunt for its origin, and one of them says
he has found out that the turkey bad but
one feather in his tail, and was so poor
that he ives obliged to lean against fence
to gobble.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-01-17
(siDsies.

The editors ''better half" was called upon
during the past week. by several members
of that strolling band of curious people, yclfpt
Gipsies. They said they "could tail unfold
whose lightest word would be record in life
full of delightful interest" both past and that
which is 10 come; and all for half dollar
As their services were not employed, they
immediately left to continue their personal
calls" about town. House hold goods have
frequently disappt ared under GiPsie shawls,
and in fact it is unfair to expect anything else
of class Of rowing mountebanks, whose only
stock in trade consists in telling fortunes,
trading horses and bamboozline the unsus-
pecting. They are encamped short way out
on the pike.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-01-17
The Perrysburg Journal.

The Perrysburg JOURNAL comes TO Us this week in a
new dress, and looks improved. We pleased to
this evidence of the prosperity Of Wood county
temporary and that friends in that part Of the
try are doing something like justice to friend who is
doing them good service.--Khoe Go. Ecpress
The above is only one Of the many favora-
BILE notices lately made of our enterprise, and
we return thanks to all. We are soon going
toincrease our efforts to please, by enlarging,
when we hope to meet with such an approval
as will increase the circulation of the JOURNAL
to about two thou and in the county.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-01-17
MEDICINAL.
nR.-s-..o R.Ic-HARsoN,s
u SHERRY WINE BfTrERs
The celebated New England Remedy for abituai Con.
stipatioa,

The Celebrated New England Remedy for TTabitua Con
Jsundice. Fever and Aguc, General Debility, aus all
Diseases arising nom a Disordorcd Stomach,
Liver orBowcs
They a,o Used and recommended BY all leading ply
seians OF the country and all who try them pronounce
Dr. James l.. Icopcro writes from Navarro Stark
county, Ohio, the Bters are highly praised by those
plaint"
h. s. Davis Postmaster a, wllsmsport Ohio, says,
they give gres satisfaction. use thCm ryself hsv-
ing taken cold become prosrate and lost nv appetite
II relieved me. and can recommend with great sssu
rance OF its merits"
Dr. w. Kerr, OF Roecrsve, Ind. writes US that they
are The mos, valuable medicine offered. lie has recon-
mended tdem with great success, and with them made
bitty.
Thomas Stanford, of Blountsvnle. Ind, wri.cs us a
long letter, under dato Of May 4 1850 He was much
reduced, having been afflicted FOR three years With graa
nervous debility palpaton OF the heart Of the most
we're and prosaatng eharacar, "aNoY few bottles l
was completely restored aud am now in robust health"
George w Huffman says he was afflicted with rheu
matsn Tor twenty years, in all its various forms and NJ
the date Of his letter he had been wal two years. s
Btters elctng the curo, whom sayerl physicians At
tending him could do him no good He says Tor rheu-
matisu, dyspepsia liver complaint kidney affection, Or
dropsy, L is specific certain remedy"
J. w Hunt writes from Dalphos, Allen county Ohio,
section who're Fever aud Ague preyesl that ho most
cheeruly rcomulards them Of decided merit m all cases
.of Fever and Agge Dyspepsia, and general debility.
d. Kallehcrs W. D., writes nom Van Vert ohio. al
most respectfully recommend the Sherry Wine ners to
thr uotce of Dy spcpdc persons ana to all who iur
stimulating medicine.
Such news We receive daily. Full directions accom-
pOpy each bottle.
They are sold hv Medicine Dealers generally.
Price 15cts per bottle. J. n HARRIS & CO..
Cincinnati, Ohio Fropretors for the Western and South
cyu States, to whom address oil orders
For sale 10y Peck Hamilton, perrvsburc. Ohio; F.
Rccsnger, Freedom \. l.. Boughton Bowling Green ;
H. Burrit Maumee ID. H. Miner Toledo; W. d, Moore,
Sylyauia. lS80--2Sly.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-01-17
We still Continue

To take money on subscl ip,ion, when Offer
ed 1--WE never refuse money! and will feel
thankful to those knowing themselves indebt-
ed if they can find it convenient to contribute
to the printers very small stock>o "material
add II you haven't the money. we will
take po:ates, apples, meat, chickens, butter,
eggs. &c. We hope our friends will take
this friendly Re minder in good part, and let
us hear from them soon.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-01-17
ROwdyisIns

A number of boys, varying in age from
ten to sixteen, congregated in front OF the NJ.
E. Church, on last Sabbath eve, and created
noise that materially dirturbed religious SER
vices, which were in pre- gress at the time
Such conduct is intolersble, and another de-
monstration Of alike character will undoubt-
edly lead to troble. If boys will violate the
Sabbath, they should at least 60 where their
riotous conduct will not disturb 9th RS.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-01-17
Ohio Editorial Association.

The annual meeting of the Ohio editorial
association, rs took place at PaiDsviie, yester-
day The literary exercises were to consist
of the reading Of an original poem, by J. H,
A. Bone Of the Cleveland Herald, and the de-
livery Of an original Grafton by G. G. Wash
burn Of the Eyria Democrat The Pains
Williams no doubt, did the nice thing with the
sPress -brethern."
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-01-17
Special Train.

1t is thought the President elect will start
for Washington about the middle of Februa-
ry. The Pittsburg, Fl. Wayne and Chicago
railroad c, mpany have rendered a special
train for the occasion. If he accepts we shall
endeavor to get a squint at the "Old Rail
Splitter" The Springfield Zouaves" com
pany him to the White House.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-01-17
Wild Game

Is said to be quite plenty, this year, in San
dusky and Wood counties. Further West,
it is not SO plenty. julius Blinn, who has
just returned from tour in the vicinity Of
Defiance, says he has not experinced such a
difficulty in buying furs for several yeals.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-01-17
Found Dead.

The Paulding Independent learns that a
man was found dead in the vicinity of Delphos
in that county, one day last week. He was
lying on the ice, on which he had apparently
fallen from bridge, where his team was still
standing when he was discovered.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-01-17
Pangburn,s Fate Sealed.

The motion for new trial of the Pang-
burn case was heard in the Supreme Court,
at Columbus last week, and the judgement
of tho Common Pleas affirmed. Old Pang-
burn will therefore have to serve out his ten
years contract. All right.