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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-03-28

The Gelmsos Of Texas are for the most
part dead set against secession, In heder.
icksburg, 3S1 Union and - disunion votes
we're cast.
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IpoAp NorlCE.

Notice is hereby given thai tho Commissioners OF
Wuol cuuaty have granted Ntrw and survey ut a
catmtv rs.a commencing al tl,c county Had running
ipia W,.~j Nilegu,v % William tcrr,t, N Hancock
oa,nts en- N2 lime between section SO and 81 near
Pleasant Grove Scb,ol ll,u@r thcnCC vast aluUg said
lnp hrn section 80 and 80 9S and 3S to m,cy>ct the
,, rlUubr north and south hy lttclds Shool House
,,i,,r..t tu 8 rp}9ir. Aut 'aoJ a.. N,,vtD .t ,ut
y,.,.l 90 - 90 a., Eo.,p uf David J, na,v, in l,u,
township vn thp lu,h oi April uvN'.
p.J. DALEY, Petitioner
r,u, Twp, March lJla, lccl I1Ni"
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DETITION FOR DIVORCE. - CouRr OF CoNNoS
4 PLEAS, Woop CovsrY, Ono.

DETlTlON FOR DIVORCE - CoURT OF COMMON
4 PLEAS, WooD CoUsTY, ONO. ~
James Walker VS. Catherine Walker.
Catherine Walker, whose present place Of resdcucc's
unknown to the plaintiff, will take notice that Jemes
Walker Of Wood county, Ohio, d1 the 26th day of
February, 1851, file his petition in the Court OF Common
Pleas, within and for the county Of Wood in said State Of
Ohoagoinst the said Catherine Walker setting forth that
paint'on about the day juno, 1852, was married
to said defendant that said defendant or about the Is
day of September and divers days and times, before
and since that time has been guilty of gross neglect OF
duty towards plaintiff, and Of adultery with one Isaac
Walters, and praying that the final hearing Of this
the said plaintiffs divorced from said Catherine
Walker. and that the custody of Harvey Francis Walker
Flora Marinda Walker and George Albert Walker, mi
nor children Of said plaintiff and defendant be decrecd
plaintiff and said Catherine Walker is notified to ap-
pear and answer or before the third Saturday after
the lth day of April, 1861 defendant is further notified
that dcpustions Of witnesses will be taken in said
by the plaintiff at the Office Of Hills e. Prcntss in the
town Of Medina. Medina county, Ohio. on Wednesday
the goth day of March, 1861, between the hours of a.
and o'clock p. of that day and to continue from
day TO day until finished defendant is also notified that
dcpostons Of witnesses in said bill be taken at the
Post Office in Srongsville Cuyahoga county, Ohio, ON
Thursday the 2ls day of March, 1861 between the hours
a. and o'clock p. m, Of that day to continue from
day to day until finished. DopGE a. TYLER, atty 5.
February 27th, lS6l-i3w5S6 OF.
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LADIES' FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS!

In this department great advantage may be obtained by
close cash buyers from the fact that the goods bought
for cash directly OF the eastern dealers and manutctm~
and all imported goods bought at Just whatt
to import them, hence he afford to sell goods
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MUCH LOWER PRICES

than goods are generally sol which is item Of great
mtcr5s, the people of Wood county A sufficient in
ducem,nt, we take it, to make Perrysbmg he trading
point.
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DROBATE NOTICE.

DROBArE NOTICE,
Notice is hereby given that David Adams, admins
traitor the estate Of David Adams ST. deceaSd, ato
ofWool county, Ohio has Glci his accounts in the Pro
bate Court for his final settlement; said accounts will be
tor hearing ON the 10Th day of April, 1891.
u, W. POE, Judge.
March 28jh, lSil--i,w2$t
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m Il O y q q r.
Tbis sv,l,rM eUirl', iU,i pst,u'yd, is somc;aug
cuduy u,v. aud ivNor bc,r u!r 3 to Cruis, who 9rc
wautrA o,cr,Uayr Fullplrdclar, >,ut in Nddrss
@Wly SHAM y CLAEk, BidJ,,vgi Maine,
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SlEhFfo - HAhE'--Nou NOUNIi CoMMoN
- PLEAS.
Harriet A. Neil VS. Margaret J. Steward ct al
BY virtue of au alias order Uf sule ssel in the above
entitled cause from said Court, will Offer for sale, at
the door of the Court House Pcrys5urg Wood county,
Ohio, on
Thursday, the 1lth day of April, 1851
at the hour Of o'clock p of said day, the following
real estate TO wit the rcctangc in the west end of the
north half of the northeast quarter of section Fifteen
town three north of range eleven containing 40
Of land in Wood county, Ohio. Tcrms--onc-third in
hand onc-third in year and onehird in two years,
deferred payments secured by mortgage ON premises:
G. Y. GUYER, Sheriff,
Giro STRAIN atty.
March 9th, lS6l--iIw6S3 95.
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congrcssmcm Vet TO he Elected.


The States which are yet to choose Repre-
sentatives, AMI their times Of election, are as
follows:
Connect cut. .Aprill North Carolina Aur s
Rhode lslani.". April California sept =
Virginia ",.,.. Nay2a N1rylani. .,,. Nov. p
Tennessee ,.,''.. e.. Aug, Kansas, ,,,,,,.,,.
Keutucky,,'.,'', Aug,
Only two of the seeded States have clio
sen their Representatives TO the mex, House
South Carolina aud Florida, The Others
seoUla have cl osen in August, Stp,emcer and
Oetober--po'siby may do so yet,
The members already elected stand thus
Republicans ,.,,...,.,lo2 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ofthose to be elected, The Republicans Will
probably have seven,
The officials vhp a'e now to vacate the
U. S. Offices at New York, "haye made a
good thing Of it, according to he CORES.
pondent OF the Charleston Courier in hat ci "
Collector Schel Is believed to have ro,k,tud
his 10000, and Surveyor Heart neatly as
much more, Rynders, in the L. $. NJ Mrshal
ship, has laid by enough to keep him sms
and comfortable thelesl of his days b,silet
the valiant captain married lady who, L
her other charms, united tina; Of substantial
dowry.
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s.rt"Prolucc taken in exchange for goodS.
W. }. HITCHCoCK
Perry shurg. January 2d, 1861

Pcrryshurg, January 2d 1861
TNURNI TURE! URNITCRE! q
Il Wholesale AID ErNIL, EY
DEGR AFF & rAY j. O r
Formerly Il, =, ncgrafN No.S7 Bowcry, New York,
extending 2il feet through No. G5 CHEEKY Street and
six stories in height, making it
THE LARGEST FURNITURE STORE
in the United States. and filled With Furnaturc Of all
grades From the best Parlor 10 the common Kitchen,
which We determined To sell AT the small prof, Of
five per ccu api Deviation, hoping 10y this plan, 70
pcraSc business sufficient TO counterbalducc the
difference iDpr'it
WE CONSr NNTIN EMPLOY l50Ht tNpS. ASp LAY
IN OUR STOCK FOR NET CASH.
Rosewood Parlor ScttS frnm,.,,.'SS0 90 % $500 90
Mahog. and Black Walnut Parlor Sets
from. 80 so tu ~ SLOT 10
Rosewood Bedroom Sets from, $50 90 u $3.50 %
Mahog and Black Walnut Bed-room
SIS, from .'-' 'S2a Vo 10 Sl9h Ou
Enamel Chamber sets, iron...'.' So so u Sl3o 40
! OAK and Walnut Dining Sctts, frm S25 No to S250 oo
Hair Mattresses tru.''''-' ''''''N Vo I" - oO
Sprug a" '''''''''''''' @toS 10 oo
. OFFICE FCENCURE--ALL QUALITIES
u uI trENUrEr &c ,Er>rEUn As ErrgEsrNTEr,
March 18Th ls5I i5m3
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| pmNlSTRAToWS NOTICE.

Tho uni,rsigucd has been appointed and qualified as
administrator OF the estate Of Foster II, Pratt late OF
Wood county, Ohio. deceased; with whom all accounts
must bc settled. WILLIAM PRATT.
Narvh 9ith, lSGl-itwS*
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UERMIN ExTERMINAT
TnE
"0NLY 1NRALL1BLE REMEDIES KNOWN"
Destroys Instantly
EVERY FORM AND SPECIES OF
YER AfE.

These preparations unlike all others,) are
Gree from Peisops."
Not dangerous to the human family"
"Rats come out of their holes 10 die
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I j. BLECHER, DENTIST,
Would respectfully announce to the citiz0ns of Wood
county that he will ne AZ Mcads Hotel, in Giead the l2
Of Mdrth and remain until the 2jth He will also be at
Spaiords Exchange, in Perrysburg, the 9th Of April
and remain until the 10th. 42-tt
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DOAD NOTICE.

DOAD NOTICE.
The surveyor and viewers will meet at the house {
Samuel Shriner the 10th day of April 1861, to vc'
and locate road commencing at the section be-
tween section nine and sixteen the Hopper road
thence east ON the section line to the Daley road
March l3th lS6l--45w4%
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AMERICAN & ITALIAN MARBLE,
ToMBs, GRAvE-SToNES
TABLE-ToPS, ETC.

The Proprietors of this establishment having had long
experience in the Marble Business will warrent all work
executed by them to be in the highest style of art and 10
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-03-28

T ET THE WORLD READ
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-03-28

The States which are yet to choose Repre-
sentatives, AMI their times of election, are as
follows:
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CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE

or W. j. Hitchcock the of Front AMI Louisiana
Avenue, Perry ,burg, Ohio.
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10 years and more established IN New York City.
Used blythe City Post Office.
Used blythe City Prisons and Station Houses.
Used by-Cty Steamers, Ships, &c.
Used blythe City Hospitals, Aims Houses, &c.
Used by-City Hotels--Astor--St Nicholas, &c.
Used blythe Boarding Houses, &C., &c.
Used by--more than $4,000 Private Families.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-03-28

,E"At meeting of the Town Council of the town Of
rcryNhurg held March TO- ls6 the following ordinance
NaS nloptCl
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-03-28
GIVE ENTIRE SATISFACTION.
.nAYroN & MICHIGAN RAIL ROAD,

J. W. Bailey, agent for PcrrySbcrg.
Fostoria, Dee. 10Th, 1860 -33ly.
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To Dcstroy--Rats, Roaches &c.
TO Dcstroy--Bcd-Bugs
To Destroy Moths, Fleas, Ants, &c.
10 Dcstroy--Aosquitocs
To DISTINGUISHES on Plants and Fowls.
To Dcstroy--lnsccts on Animals, &C., &c.
To Dsstroy--Eyery form and species of Vermin.
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QUALITY Is THE BEST TEST or GREATNESS

Inspection AMI Comparison will prove that for variety,
elegance, richness chcapncSs beauty and quantity this
Stockis unsurpassedhy any now offered in the West.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ID u S II & c o
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In the selection of which no effort has been spared
render attractive possible, is being opened
at the
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-06-03

companies, will be received. and two.
Battallions win be formed BY the
COMMANDMENTS Chief to form : Regi-s
ment. and election for Field Officers
will be ordered.
Z S. If neither Regiments nor 1at-
tallions volunteer, then Cempanies
win be received, and then Afterwards
formed into Battallions or Regiments
as the case may be, and an election.
for Field Officers will be ordered.
2 6. An Companies or part Of Com
.panies refusing to volumes ( for the
war will Immediately disband. and
deliver up their arms and equipments
to their Captains, who win be held
responsible for them.
By ar3ar Of
T.. @. MOORE.
Governor and Commander-ip-C Chief.
n. GRlvor, Adjutant and Inspector
General.
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Our Braves In Virginia.
Air-"Dixie Land"

We have ridden from the brave Southwest
On Terry steeds with throbbing breast;
Hurrah. hurrah, hirah, hurrah
With sabre fash and rife true.
Hurrsh, hurrah,
The Northern ranks, we will cut through
And charge for old Virginia, boys,
HurTah, hurrah,
Then charge for Old Virginia.
We have come rom tho cloud capped noun
tains.
From ths land of the purest fountains:
Hurrah, hurrah, hurrah, hnrrah,
Our sweet-hoarts and wives conjure US,
Hurrah; hnrrah,
Not to leave a foo before us,
And strike for old Virginia boys &c.
Then we'll rally to the bugle call,
For Southern rights We'll fight aud fall,
Hurrah, hnrrah, hurrah, hurrah.
Our gray haired sires sternly say,
Hurrah, hurrah,
That we must die or win the day
Three cheers for old Virginia. boys, &c.
Then our silken banner wave on high,
For Southern homes welifieht and die,
Harrah, hurrah. hurrah, hurrah,
Dur cause is right, our quarrel just,
Hurrah, hurrah,
Wen in the God of battles trust,
And conquer for Virginia boys.
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4 J,.ue hearted aLoht;ou;st-t

Il 1tue hearted -1Jolttionist.-A
dis patch, received here this morning
from Mobile, states tlia: the good peo-
pie of that city have shipped to us.
hy the steanlerto arrive here to-mor-
row morning, "a true hearted Adolf
ZIONIST" in good order and well con-
citioncd, and marked by having one
side of his head shaved, intended no
doubt for our authorities 10 take mar
ginal notes thereon.
This is no doubt very kind of our
sister city, in sending US the first of
her imported crop OF the season, but
We regret that we cannot appreciate
the favor, as we haze already had :,
surieit of the foreign vegetable.
We recommend the authorities OF
Mobile hereafter, to adopt the humane
system OF our mayor in such cases
and instead of distiguring these delu-
ded followers of .old Abe to make u
clean shave of them, and send them
to the corporate institution for the
conversion of unbelievers and fanat-
les, for the term of six months or du-
ring the war, where also n classical
and southern education is given them
by the instructor and professor of oui
workliopse.-P{caY~Re,
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.Spics at PcaRsacoJu.-T'he Mont
gomcry Advertiser, of the 14th,says:
4 gentleman WHO has but recently
returned from Pensacola, informs us
that on Friday last, company of sus-
picious persons were arrested by Il
detachment of the Alabama mounted
Rifles, OF Willcoq county. and brought
To the headquarters OF Gen. Bragg.
One of them, n fellow by the name
of Antony-was arrested some tim.
since for supposed dislovalty TO the
Southern Contederacy. but was dis
charged on condition that he would
leave that portion of the country.
Not being sufficiently wise to adhere
to his pledge, he has been e-arrcstcd
charged with provisioning and COM
mmicating with the fleet off the lar
Dor. Another person, in whom Gen
Bragg formerly had confidence, has at
so been arrested for attempting to in
form the commander of Fort Pickens
of the position of the vessel he had
assisted to scuttle and sink in the
channel. Both of these parties were
arrested on the Perdid, bay. 1t is
extremely probable that they have
already. OF will suffer death, rs tlry
were ~ Ne tried "u Tarurllv last
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Explosion Of The Kentucky.

The following full particulars Of
this sad catastrophe, we clip from q
Vicksburg exchange:
Sunday morning about daylight,
just as she was leaving the landing
at Columbus, Ark, the mud receiv-
er Of the steamer Kentucky explo-
ded. tearing hole in the cabin floor
about four feet long and three feet
wide, filling the cabin with steam.
killing 90 persons and injuring FIVE.
When the explosion took place, a jet
Of boiling water was thrown up, pour
ing into the cabin, and flooding every
thing. The FIRST impulse Of the pas
sengers was to open their state room
doors. consequently they inhaled
the steam and persisted. Had they
run out upon the guards they
would probably all have been saved.
Mr. Richardson Of Brandon. was the
only male cabin passenger saved, and
a letter from him, giving list of the
killed and wounded will be found
below.
Some passengers were literally
cooked to death, and left the bottoms
Of their feet in the cabin, others left
the skin Of their hands and feet On
the posts they climbed down by the
lower deck.
The boiler had been recently tested
and stood 4 hydrsstic pressure Of
2OOlbs to tho square inch. No blam
whatever can be attached to the Off
GERS Of the boat.
The following is q list Of the killed:
-Rdding, negro trader, from
Tennessee; 9. Storm, Lake Bolivar
Miss, BENZ. Little. Shelbyville.
Tenn, T Mcclure, Bolivar county,
Miss.;-Little, Shslbyville. Tenn;
Thomas II Evans, Pecan grove;
Charley Evans. Jackson. Mise; w
Il lamb, Clsverport. KY; Jas Gable,
Eggs Point; J G Ebing. Faye.te,
Tenn; n Daley. Greenville. Miss;
DIR. Talbot, do; NJ Leaning, Rodney,
Miss; Thos s Reda, Spithwith's
Landing, Miss; Jas Petty, first clerk
Memphis; Byron NJ GUM. second
clerk, Vicksburg Henry Wickledge,
barkeeper; Mrs Levine, chambermaid
Eugene Brogan, porter:-Smith
cabin boy; two negro boys belonging
to Capt Lee-Total 90.
The following persons were injur-
ed:
VIM H Rice. Jackson, Miss. bad
ly scaided; Thos Fitzgerald. Mem
phis, slightly scaldsd; j b Sandus-
Ky. Bridgeport. Va, slightly; Sol
Harris. cabin boy, lightiy; VIM
Watson. cabin boy. badly.-Total
scalded 5.
Several others are dead, and some
scalded, but we were not
able to learn their names.
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SHREVEPORT, La, MONDAY, JUNE 3, 1861,

We find the following in the Win
field Sentinel. We doubt not, but
that every Southerner, who could,
would do the same thing. As regards
ourselves, we will be one of dozen
or more to give $500 for his head, on
bodyi in a sound state.
We viii give to any volunteer
from North Louisiana the full sum OF
$500 who will bring to us a strip of
the skin from tie body of old Ace,
two inches in width, and thirteen in
length, out of which material we de-
sign making razor strop.
E. s. VIRGIN.
BARkSTEN KING.
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tits very annoying to have anyrof
our friends uisit US when busy wri-
ting, and andeavor to while away the
time, by boring us with questions,
about things that we have no inter-
est in whatever. During leisure hours
wewrll be pleased to haveevery body
sit in our Office, examine exchanges,
etc, but at other times they will not
be weicomc,unle on business. With
out proper regulations aboutour Office.
aud attending to our business in place
of gossip, we cannot succeed in our
undertaking. 4d rem.
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4 Sum for the Cabinrt.-There are
now about 10000 soldiers in and
around Maryland, to hold that "loy-
al" independent and sovereign State
in subsection to the Federal Govern
ment. If any one of Mr.. Lincoln's
Cabinet is good at figures, we pro-
pose the following sum for his con-
sideration: If it takes 10000 SOL
diers to hold the little and loyal"
State of Maryland in subsection,
how many will it take to suppress
rebellion in the powerful and revolted
States of Virginia, Georgia, Iennes-
see. North Carolina, Florida, Missis-
sippi, Alabama, Louisiana, Texas
and Arkansas
Mr.. l.incoin's war programme will
require an army OF at least 100000
men to suppress rebellion, and then
il he could suppress it, it will take a
standing army of at least 100000 to
keep it suppressed. This immense
standing army would cost us four
A~adre1 millions a gear in solid cash.
Then we must estimate that one
third of four soldiers will die annu-
ally in a hot and unfricndly country,
which will make a constant yearly
drain of 100000 northern men to sup
ply their places. AT this rate how
many wears would it take to depopu-
lsse the North2 If the Republican
papers correctly indicate Mr.. Lin
coins plans we advise his physicians
to put -blisters behind his ears, to
draw of the hot and acrid humors of
his brain, for he must certainly be
mad-stark, raving mad. In fact
| the whole party talk and act like bed
lamities.-N. Y. Book.
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Fort Glenn Belov tie Saranna1.
The Savannah Republican, of the

Fort Glenn Belo,S tie Saranna1.-
The Savannah Republican, of the
18th inst, says:
This new military work is just
about taking its place among the
coast defences of Georgia. 1t is a
three-sided sand battery, thrown up
on Thunderbolt Point, about four
miles from the city, and designed to
controle the approach to the main
land through Warsaw Sound. 1t is
now nearly completed, has one eight
inch coiumbiad already in position,
and three other guns ready to be
mounted. The battery willcommand
the river for two or three miles. The
fart has been named in honor of Capt.
Glenn, of the Wright Infantry
Picayxae.
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Talk about good things. especially

Talk about good things. especially
when they are least expected. but
anxiously received, and disposed Of
without forlnality. The "Ruby" is
an indispensable institution, and our
friend Fred. J. Wilhelm. is still to
be found there. Fred, we owe you
..one," Don't send 30 much the next
time. Not to know Fred. or the
"Ruby," is to acknowledge ones
ignorance, of good things.
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The Ship Island AGair.

BILOXI, Miss, May 22.-2, +. NJ.
| Our village is all excitement at
tue Supposed destruction Of fort Ship
! Island,
The fort is located ut distance
from this place Of thirteen miles. The
flames are bursting from the direction
Of the fort, and all come to the con-
clusion that the quarters Of the fort
are being destroyed.
One of our citizens with a fine tel
escope, says he aiscerns large ship
outside of the harbor steering direct
from land.
There are one or two small vessels
now in sight, steering for Biloxi,sup-
posed to be the lighthouse 5oats. If
they get here in time for the steamer
Creole, I will give You full particu'
lars.
We have a Home Guard Of one
hundred of our best citizens who are
ready to greet any guests with Lin
coin proclivities with warm recep-
ton.
We are indebted to Mr.B.B. Hotch-
kiss for the annexed account furnish
ed in an extra Of the Hansboro' Miss.
Democrat. dated May 22d, 4, p. NJ:
Startling Ne,ss from Ship Island,
-Dest,action Of the Fertilization
Busld'ngs and Oat-ho1ses in AsAes.--
We have just received information
from number of eye-witnesses.that
the unfinished fertilization on Ship
Island has been leveled to the ground,
and completely destroyed.
The buildings comprising a large
dwelling and various out-houses, have
been set on fire, the smoke of which
can plainly be seen from the beech.
This Interesting specimen Of van
dalism is the work Of Yankees land
ing from ship in the harbor, who,
having thus accomplished their vii
famous work, with their usual alacri-
ty sneaked off to party unknoHn.-I
There is no telling but they may re-
turn, and destroy the towns on the
coast,