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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-05-16
DITCH LETTING.

~
Notice is hereby given that on the l9th day Of
june next at the house OF Nelson Wolcott, in Mont
gomery Township, will let to the lowest bidder,
in separate sections, the making of drain known as
drain No. commencing between sections No. 10
and IL, in Mouteom ry Township, at or near the
lanl owned by Furnish; thence running north
within the bounds of the road in Montgomery Town
ship, also between sections 81 aud 80 in Freedom
Township to the Rollcrvillc and Portage +. T..
Road thence north-wcrterly within the bounds Of
the same, 10 empty nte the big Run near the
north east corner Of section 80 in Freedom Town
ship whcieat 10 terminate.
The work comprises 2 drains No. being that
part which lies norlh of the county road running
east and west through the northeast quarter of Sec
tion 20 Montgomery Township No. constitutes all
of that part which lies south of said road division
No. consists of AZ sections Of 20 rods each, and
the width Of the bottom of the first to be feet,
the following Of feet, and the remainder feet,
Division No. comprises sections Of Is rods and
10 links each, with bottom of = feet in width ;
bank slopes y feet base Ia vertical the cuttings
to be made in accordance with the profile and plat
Of the Engineer.
The work 10 be completed 10 the acceptance of the
County Commissioners by the lst day Of October,
1881. Sale to commence al 10 o'clock, a, NJ.
ADDISON SMITH, Auditor,
Auditors Office Wood county, Ohio.
Perrysburg, April 23d, lS6l-lw5SS 73.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-05-16

nITCH LETTING.
IL Notice is hereby given that on the l4th
day of June next, at the house of John II. Ford,
in Perry Township will let TO the lowest bidder
in separate sections, the making Of drain No. 10,
commencing about oO rods west OF the south u
post of section H., town north, range u east /;
thence northerly and north-easterly 10 point near
the center of the south east quarter Of section l. in
said Township. The sections 20 rods each in
length the bottom TO be feet, and slopes l. rise 10
slopes.
The whole 10 be completed by the LIST of October
next, 10 the acceptance Of the County Commission
ers. ADDISON SMITH, Auditor.
Auditor's Office, Wood county, Ohio
Perrysburg, May I'd Ie6l-fwtH 10.
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tB-Notioe our Market reports in to-dsy's paper,
We buy and sell in accordance with the prices Civ
en-.
t5g-Remember the place, F. r. Miller a Co., op-
posits the PerTysburg Bank Building.
Perysburg, May I'd, 1881,
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I)0AD NOTICE.

K
Notice is hereby given that petition will be pre-
scented to the commissioners of Wood county. Ohio,
at their next regular session. praying for the location
and establishment Ur county road commencing at
the northwest corner post of section thirty six town
six range twelve, thence west ON section hne to the
north west corner post oil section thirty one in same
township and range also to yacato that portion Of
diagonal road that is lying on The cast half Of the
southeast quarter of section twenty yns, town six,
range twelve.
Wchsicr Arril 90 1851 -5oMSN
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MIsCELl.ANliEoUs.


A Any $ T o YES
DRow &H INT,
At their old stand IN Pcfrvsburr, Ohio, have on
hand and for SALE an endless variety Of celebrated
COOKING, PARLoR AND BOX STOVES,
Ranging in prices to suit the wants Of oil,
from sl4 10 ss5 each. furnished IN the most
substantial manner, with either Tin OF Cop
per furniture Below VIC give The names
OF Stoves
Ajax, hot air, 3 siscs, square stoves,
Globe, cir tight, 2 sizes, do
New Word do do
Clipper, air light elevated ovens, sis,s.
Mountain, DO do do
Reaper, do do 3 do
Premiums, do
For farmers stove the Mountain and Reaper
cannot be cQualod, having
OVENS OF VERY LARGE cara CfTT
Tho pipe coming out back OF the oven, land not
on the top, rs most elevated oven stoves, and are
warranted T. give entire satisfaction in oil casns
they being made OF the best Scotch pg in, are not
As fable 70 crack as the Buffalo stove The iouts
arc ground and cofnented, and firmly mounted -
Those in want are requested TO call and examine
stoves and prices, We safely say we cangiNe YOU
better stove for less money " than any other ccu-
Germ IN tho country"
or HAND AT ALI rIMEs,
PLAIN & JAPPANNED TIN WARE,
STOVE PIPE STOVE FURNITURE,
&C., a. b
tNy~Job Work, in all it's forms done TO order.
WANTED, in exchange Cash, Corn, Hides, Fur,
Pelts Rags, Wax, old lrcp, Sc. &c,
Perrysburg, May 81, 1860 II.
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Thinks.

The Schooner Ben Franklin
Is again at the dock taking in load of grain
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IOOAD NOTICE.

X
Notice is hereby givcn that petition will be pre-
scented to the commissioners OF Wood county atther
June session OF 1901 asking them to grant view
and survey and also to locate county road to COM
mcncc at the northeast corner of the northwest
quartcr of section twenty IN Perry tw D., in the
ter Of an east and west county road, and run duo
south ON the quarter line of said section twenty aud
twenty nine to the southeast corner of the south
west quarter of section wontv mine and there ter
inmate. MANY PETITIONERS.
April 10th. lS6l-52w3x
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LOCAL POLI2LCS.

PEOPLES UNIoM CoSl ESTloy.-ihis Convention
not las, night II Tho Coopr Ilstitue, pursuant 60 un'
a.ut Mr. r. !. Brown bel cedto the chlr In the abtca
81 ey.A I'd. TuckeL
The Committee RAeA.lon reported tia, the mass eet-
Ing the ruoo Of Jliijns h, ticket "ssd be held on
sionday eveping acxt ut ths IoOIsr insituro.
a. Diver Coated Ina the nGmf II Edwrrd 'tlhnl be
suh.titlfed for tn ~ d. sch n r ior Cosonrr
Mr. itm,0u stated bit MT. LoHs haa born ons OF their
eau65i. agrg aud had been ~ choice u many Of the
daescs but tsl1sh negec' no wa not fay repre-
seutod.
motion offered ~ NJ Warer. to accept he sab.titr'e
was car led.
Capt lssna moved 4, raHy she whcs ticket lucgd4,
which vssts .lsd.
A iDotiou 20 logonsider was Loaf.
Mr. DrHnne reported that te Committee on OfsHnzion
e rsaiy report and he hid s necessary papers, but
thsy lacked .hs tilI1tuTe o. the LERiImaN. . ...
SOMA dscursi1n rnsLti whether the ;onp rdry Chair
can ,oa g, en bu objection beus Aiised the meet
N1g Al o3rnsi nui! neat 10, sG4y night
SE1UyD As.lNBLy DETRtT.-On Wednesday
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEw-YORK.."....ocr. IS.
Cleared.

st..n,blps-Po Tang Briggs Hong Kong oliphsnt Son
Co Pima nrl ennrdy Live pool Jcha q. Daiei Bremen,
V...el. London and Bremen, Oelrichs Go.
SLip.- samoset McNsar Have. Trssk De,fbofn VIM.
v.son Chseysr Havr.. " m Whitock j. X. hrsn,
Ens pIto ArAe.iN Hurst ChameT Lucas Sen rsnciseo
G. C1IIs;OSk.
BerIs-He-siiis Rus, Msssile,, BOYD Hepcseni Pal
N, "a. Grocker Gu.ennown, Boyd y Ueincksn
irg,-Il,uri dsion. for,-au-Punce II Becker y
Oraev~.; Mary Ann ttr) Cole Nao1snils Thomas Owen
an. ~, bDry OBI Atkinson, CoTt Elseu Co. NOlAn'e
Ro'stord M,nt.yideo W. ". DeForest Co.. Two Boys,
Cotkin -, Jsgo De CUBA Trujilo Russell Gen Pierce,
Welen sgieBas Enis Mary Ann, Arp.ls, C!oucester,
g. HcArhuri northern Light, Cannon, 81. johns. n h.,
B. = Small 80
S.hoon,rs-T Winsns. Davi- Eel River MASTER Target
Scott NoBtevideo Jones Smith = Co.. Marshal Nelson
Hsvs Boyd hcincssD b. Davidson ketcham. Baltimore
w Mckee; Cas sa Beleitv, Wsshiuyto Brett. Sou q
Co.; lot Reeuy Dertra's b. +. Smell Aldebsrou tBr
Hwd Para spd mtrktt, e. l. Coming }. Is. Small, Small
Nsyagirz h. Lakewood; John Shaw, Nalsce. Elsbeth
o-t Tb npson Huster Granite State Ilelet bosom,
" Lewis Co.; Oe-.n bird Lockbs,t 8 Pierre. d. H. De
v,lf. Erspk Herbert. Fuller Lisbon, n. w. 1rnndy
soor.-Jale Maria Ward, Norwiehi Aida, Robinson
PhladelI hia
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channel was thick with dead and DYING bodies,
lint the bearing of tho SURVIVORS was
strangely quiet-the immobility, perhape, of
9ss,erato hooeleesness. Hnndreds. probab were
here sacrificed The number Of Prisoners taken was
yerv large. Parts of the 18th Massachusetts,, and
anne of Tho Tammsny Regiment, pushed down the
river as far as Edwardss Ferry, and there forded,
while portion of the 10Th, and some of the Callior-
MIA Regiment marched up for mile, until they came
upon small stranded boat, By means OF which they
succeeded in slowly crossing
Jtis generally estimated that nearly If not quite,
one-half OF our force engaged were killed. wounded
or caprnred. OF the Massacbusetts 10th come 2Ou
are unsccounted for, and only two line officers
remain o. the camp. OF the @Oth, 200 also are
lost. Al to the other regiments, | am not pre-
csey informed. Among the captured are some
e our most important officers. Coi' Lee
Major Revere, Adj. Person and DIR. Revere o.
he 20ib were taken prisoners. Of this regiment =
officers entered the combat, and only returned
Lieut.. Putnam OF Company u was MORALLY wounded
and died to-day Wednesday,. Capt. Drebar oil
Company was severely and probably fatally
wounded Capt. Putnam was soiujured as to render
anputation ofthe right necessary Capt. Schmitt
Company E was severely bl it is boped not fatally,
wounded. Lieut.. Holmes was wounded in the breast,
lat will recover. Lieut. Lowell was slightly injured
in the leg. The following are missing: Lieut.. Babo,
Lieut.. Wssselhoeft and Lieut.. Perry. IL is not poe
sible fir me, in tie hurry OF this evening when a
general 'etrogressive movement is in pFogressl to
secure particulars in regard to other regiments.
The precise responsibility Of The errors Of this de-
sstrous occasion is not fixed upon any individual
officer. Tue present doubts will have their settle
ment in good time.
On Tuesday flag Of truce was sent over from our
side, with proposition for burying the dead. 1t
was conseled TO, with certain brutal restrictions on
the part of the rebels. None Of our wounded, how
ever imminent their danger, were suffered to be re-
moved, or succored. Even the burial only
permitted on condition that the entire advance opera
tons Of our army sborld cease meanwhile. believe
that this was agreed to without an objection.
To-day the crossing of the river at this point
(which was begun by Gen. Stone on Tuesdal, has
been interrupted by unfayorable weather. Ths
evening every man is returning from the other side.
complete retrea,s ordered. Gen. Mcclellan is here.
and the interest Of the army seems to be centered at
this point.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

IivYppooL CorTON MiBEET.-The ssles Of Cotton on
MONDAY AID Tuesday reached 50 600 bales, including o0
10 spccnlsors exporters Tie market opeoed h, with
an advancing nlercv. and closed upward.
THaDR RHPoKT.-Msnchester sdSices are favorable, and
holdef demand advance.
lIvsBPuOL BREADsruFYg MARKHT The market L. huoy-
ant and all qgaiies have aIr.ed atgt ,dvsnce. Walc
Geld Nfsh ca report Fiour 81 m asd advanced Cd quot
lions ave 27d0 hest CONTINUES q ADVANCE nd has nd
yapeed "a Oh oil 5sseifons Red Western sHd Red south
AN ,re cnord - NJ ~ @: White We tern AID White
Sooterp " l3 g. Com active and hHs advanced y quar-
ter Mi1d snd elbow quoted az = d3 White 81 0as
I1vrppooT Provision NsRgFr.-The Provision uirket
rules generally 6ull Ref iastesdy Poi It'll d"cfrins
Vscc tatir- Lard auiet but steady. TsoS hrmer at ~
asncs both Pearls ouei brt hrner At 81 d
Common Ron has upward tendency ard u quoted q
Ni2G Sriits TrI eniine T. Inactive Sugar firm. Coffee
no se'es Rice sctiys advance Of 36fd.
IoSDoS MARKfT.-NHft advanced l.02I Fer quAri :,
with an upward tendency FLorR advanced w. CLOSING 9Th
copt nged upy, ard TENDENCY 9rG,x COFFEE h"oyai
ali es stvs ced .lshtly TRt-Comm-n Conrou huoy-
t rALIow and al gancod d. LiNsEz' On steady 1t
346
LoSpoS MONEY BARKsT-Consos cloted TGcsday even
ing al a9I0 u! for money.
ixsRIc,v sgcRrEs- ssles o. Illinois Central Railroad
si.-.ss e. oaG5'i de - -
by Is~sTsTiif 10 Qgcfrsovu.l 80
LIVERPOOL ifh.CJTTC: lhe sics OF Cotton VIII ftac
OOa h-e- With b-1Jsr. uurBct rfvsfcs q n a.
since Friday TIE .ess include 1880 bucs TO specustofs
and eyporteTf
BxrsrsruFFs irrl III h an upward tendency
Provisions guiet.
PEopucg-fins,ed OF advancing and quoted a. 80.
LoSDoS. "Wednesday night is closed a. u 052i Tor
k.gp1css SECURITIES Tho stes 'sss Wejussday were
Illinois rntra Rarcad Shares 334J5i die Erie 2i0&J
Newly OK Central Rail- ood. 90.
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N- - 90 FA iaN'
DECLINATIOS,
po..eupers Arrived

In s,sdm,sip Mia from liverpool and Qge.rsiole'-
Mi, Roy MIS- Roy A T. Cau. O. w. Mouton Nrs Malt
land n,snt md nurse; Ms Messrr and niece Mr and Mrs
W. jones Degan NJ Sardy and daughter Mrs. and Miss
Moore. Mr. Mrs., G.. K. sswsrt, Dr. C. Evans aud ady,
Mr. and Mrs Person children and nnr-e Mr and Mrs
soDsfaI r. j. Corning H. Judah. Count Piper, a. q and
w r. Thompson Miss 3 Lowder. A. O. Moore g. X Fear.
rg Master Row Mr. apd MIRA tRenad, four children aud
nnr.e; strrehsn Firth s PerierJ, L. tmsiDci, D.
~sr & aud lady. Swi, Mr. epd Mrs Spencer, G.
Never n. Cenargy, q. o. Bartholomew, Kennedy, T. u.
Grsnt p Fmzor, Bsf wickham. Gibson. g. Rough, O. NJ.
Webb A Boyle NJ md o. Joseph. Lansemsnn Sodthseie,
" Gamme a. G. Colt O. q. Halker Mrs. Sgiers and two
children O. Hanming q. Maye, w. Moryan, O. Atkinson,
Voss Ssyburk.r u. Frendeusten, Mr. r. Godschndt and
child
In s,egrship Tslioaia. from Hamburg and Sonionron-
Jacob Hoffman Fanny Bensry and two children M sud Ars
OR. Fiscca ida NsreurriGg Rudolph Brandt, WaldemaE
Rennscse Ffaeo. Desuy pne Arthur Perry, A. Degronds'
vile, Louise beg on1regille.
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on,lc opinion, may probably be soon consigned to
cr7,r,i4RY OF TTlE NEWS.

SUMMARY VT i'IE NEWS
l. had been decided in Liverpool to raise .e2j 900
IN r,psir the Great EssteIn and pay the second
mortgage Of 10 per cent
The Earl Russell. in u speech at Newcastle, de-
plored the disaster which has beiallen the United
States. lie sad he coul not see that harmony conld
be ressprci ell er by ,he surrender suhjugati)n
Of the South. The Euelish Government has no inn
mediate power or interest in the matter, bnt mnst
watch closely what hsgens, and if the occasion "i-
iers influence in the cause OF ireeiom and h1-
nGnity.
Toe Duke of Aumale, ia letter, reioices thai bis
nepiews have joited the American army, anu OH
he right tide.
Mr. Rnsssll's last letter TO The LoRdcn Times Ia
dated from Wisconsin. He says he beard eSples
sions of discomfort and even Secession sentiment
uttered, in the West. c
Tn i0adoa Star denounces the eNisterce Of a
mart in England that Gee Ks 10 embroi ttat onutiy
wild, the United States, in order 10 reopen lh5 COT
ton trade.
Parliameat had been further prorogucd nomiually
TO the 18th of December.
The King OF Holland was on visit 10 the In
rerJr Napoleon. 49, ,
| The alleged letter Of the Emperor to the King OF
Prussia on Italian affairs, &c., was pronounced
pure invention. 49,
IL Is rn,uored that NJ. Fould viii resume the Min
! is,ry OF Finance.
Ihe iarl- BOufee was U2'. Hehtet clOheu hiLLei
AZ 6T. 95c.
| Breadstufls in Paris were declining.
IL was repor ed that The French naval reserve y
TO he Kept in such condition that large heet can D.
| ready IN an incredible short lime.
! Gen. DellauarnOra bad accepted the command 81
the forces Of the Nearoli provinces lie does MOI
get the civil power enioyed by Gen. Ciaidi'i;
The rumoned departure OF Gaiibaldi from oaprefa
was c0ntra1icted.
The King and Queen of Prussia made solemn
entry in KOepigs ,erg on the llih. Inc ceremony
was brilliant and imposing. q,
| 4 proclaim ition was published in Warsaw on me
li,h declaring Poland IN state Of siege. ire mn
tiry again occupied The public squares of Warsaw.
ma iona demonstration had been fixed for the l5th.
There was no news Ne Ia the result.
The cottou- iacOics Of Spain were closing on ac'
coani OF a lack If the raw material.
The Turks had commenced an invasion OF Monte
negro. Prince Montenegro protested.
1elegrams of The India, China, and Australia
Inails had been received. Tie mails were due Ia
London on the ISsh. The news was uninrortant.
The Calcutta market was active. Cotton goods
were advancing. Freights dropping. At Calcutta
end Shanghae teas were advancing, aud az FOO
chow they were unchanged.
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A FREE GIFT
TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.

"'"hsuar fact that large majority Of the people ETH.
oi states are anscann'ed with tie se. impoytancs Of
WHICH the soldiers 81 the Uoion lighting Let
ever n ana woman thoushsu. United States carefully
ao anu u's 'ne Constitution Of the United States; thsy
vi" O0e o'n'nes OF she hpines Of canse aud Of the
palladium Of freedom
We truly believe that had the resalps Of Tho cn,,,r,,
been adopted daily esop "a every school he
United states the docuioes Of Secession and Ma. Rib,s
would tsoed the position Of political ns,,o
nor woud the country have bscn called upon to or -, r.
unorznate wTanrlnr ard nseonsruciops tat have .r,
aud which many Of have lO.s their time a,
attempting is Interpretation.
Millions Of on, citizens Thoroughly s,nd.d TIA
COnsituon snd the pre- ent time when 4 The dnty
ofee citizen Of his country iaform bmserof the risS,
and privileges secured him under It's protecting arm /, "a
not IN household in five h. nded In view therefore Of
correcting this g'eet overnight end to furnh eyey man
woman and child throughout the United States With ths
means 81 stadyi this great palladium Of liberty pro-
ecs Us against future false doctrines aud political dister
DR'. RADwAY & Co.
present to the American public free Of charge the Coau
ton Of the United States Of Ausc, neatly bound together
with &C improved Amsrse for tho year 1862 called "Dr.
Railways Constitutional Musnacv As soon az practicable
Dr. Railways agents, 10 every village town throughout
the Union. will be fni.heo with supply for free ecnlaop
copy fthe viii be ali who viii nclo.e stamp
FOR the payment OF postage
DRUGGISTS. BoOKsELLERs. NEwsDE ALERs,
THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY. DESTROYS OF AID
ING Us IN DISTRIBUTING TO THE PEOPLE THE
CONSTITUTIONAL ALMANAC ARE INVITED TO
SEND IN Their ORDERS. NO CHARGE WILL BE-
MADE FOR THE SAME
We als1 invite the rsople Of the Csnadas British Prov
incss and. Ia fact. s who Iead he Engh language
troUghat the world TO accept gits from COnstu
tioDs lrrsis:
We WILL SEND TO Any ONE WHO rs WILLING
TO PAY TIE POSTAGE ON 1T A copy; OR III THE
CITIZENS OF ANY TOWN OR VILLAGE Will AC-
CEPr FROM 100 TO 500 COPIES WE Will FURNISH
THEM FREE OF CHARGE. BEING CONVINCED TIL AT
r. OUR FOREIGN FRIENDS WILL Careful LILY READ
The CONsTl III HON. THEY WILL BECOME SAris-
FLED THAT OUR PEOPLE ~ SUPPORTING OUR
GOVERNMENT IN VIKING OUT THIS FOUL BLOT
OF SECESSION FROM Our ESCU TCHEOS, ARE NOT
ONLY kIUHT BUT ARE Z ESTABLISHING on SOUND
BASIS THE FREEDOM Or THE PEOPLE THROUGH
OUTTHE WORLD.
RALNAY Co No o John.sl New.York
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TIE Earl Russell on american Affairs
TIE DUKE O'AuGALE FOR THE UNION
ssaauwsups STILL ar CApaEEA
Poland Declared in a state Of Siege,
wyAsIos OF kBNTENBGRe BY TIE TURKS,
~. Jon,,s, y. F.. Fridar. oet Is. lesl.

TIE steaustip City OF Baltimore, which sailed
from Liverpool ON "Wednesday, Oct. l6, aud from
Queenssownon Thursday, the 18th inst, passed Cage
Race at 7:ey this evening, en- route TO New-Yors.
She was BEARDED ~ the news yacht Of the As'o-
cste1 Press aud Tia. regular news dispatch obtained
Her adviees are four days later than by the Africa
ct Hew@yOrk.
The stoamStj - Jura and City Of New-York, from
New-Y,Ik, alSiyed AZ Liverpool on The 18th.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY OCTOBER ZB 1864.

veni,y linton meeting wa he'll at ki,ers Hall q rally
he nomination. DeuDis r. sui ivan ~ Member Of Assem-
bv nm, Inc IA Dpthet CHARLIE, j. Mccarthy president Of
M viL Ward Un3n CiGb, psesisd Tie PLATFORM Of tho
Peop riJu Te5d -nh iopel SO tfe rf cipes
Of a. 1r,tnr Addresses made By iesrs r. j. barr.
ira g. Dayia r. J.. Tucker. r. Il Peer I'm Commeriord,
aud others After resolving % support ne b9n nk.'
the ensuing election tho meeting m heAL eohss
cay sseuinL q, :,
EIGHra SENATE DlsrRIcr.--Jame5 j. Smailev,
Of puin,m yesterday put in nomination oy the Denoe
Iacy of the With District. .
GERMAN CENTRAL LEAGUR.-Ab the meeting Oh
the German Central League held in Pythsgnris nan on
We'ebdonck 1r,e1 that their iston hsf peHn m
the adoption Of the s sgread upon at the
meeting Az the f)T rho candidates wore annonheeo
their friend. aposudsd loudly Some OF thenl however
appeared he honored the mention Of their names
Old not ,ppear he attended with much eLthlfaHm IRE
dstssfg TO many and Mr. FriedDsn moved that the name
OF lanes W. Smith Do substituted for that of Mr. Lawrence
ne vote npon the motion stood 30 against and IA In favor
he report was ratified by 40 against 3. Commi,'ee OF
pointed, to egdreSor To reconcile the nomination oil a. A
Lawrence The meeting thea adjourned.
DECLISATlOS.
SING srG. Oct %, 1861.
GENTLEMEN: You Informed me that the Peoples
Union Senatorial Convention for tho Eighth Senatorial Dis
irct bsd Nineents Han, T4ry,own on tho 18th met
had pnmi1A,ed their candidate Senator and that
YOU appointed Conn by the Couveutiou 10 notify
of my nonir alton and 's ther would sccopt tue
thank the Convention for the honor they
ne 10 rendering this nomination. bat after thinking the
matter over contfsiDed 20 respectfully decline the
no mision for the tina, 10y ptanco would In my
iudg nent accomplish good result
Yours truly, FRANCIS LAkkIN.
To Mesars John b. IasAin, Edwin Marks Z. Lawrence,
Dennis hIcM ihOD, COMMITTEE &C. q