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MARKE S.
Perrysburg Market.
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y BELLlNGH ANS CELEBRATED
srpiuLArINsJ oSGuEsr, FOR THE wHisKFRs AND
HATR, ...H.. ..rr
The subscribers take pleasure in announcing to
the Citizens of the United States that they have OBJ
tanned the Agency tor, and are enabled to offer
to the American public, the above justly cele
brated and. world-rcuowned article.
o. THE STIMULATING ONGUENT
is prepared bv DIR. C. p. BELIINGBAM. an eminent
physician of London, and is warranted to bring out
thick set of
WHISPERS OR A MUSrACiIE.
in from three to six weeks This aatcle is the on
ly one of the kind used by the French, and in Lon
don and Paris il is in universal use.
1t is beautiful, economical soothing vet stimua
ting compound, acting as IL by magic upon the
roots, causing beautiful growth OF luXuriant hair.
If applied to the scalp, it will cure badness aui
TO spring up in place Of the bald spnte fine
growth of new hair Applied according to direc-
tons, ii will turn red towy hair darN, and restore
gray hair 10 its original color leayingit soft snOnth
and flexible. Tha "Onguent' is an Indispensable
article in every gentlcmIn'S toilet, and after one
weeks use they would not for any consideration be
without IT,
The subscribers are the only Agents for the ar
ticlc in the United States,to whom all orders must
be addressed.
Price One Dollar n bOx-for sale by all Druggists
and Dealers; or a box Of the "Ongucnt' (warrented
to have the desired eifcct) will be sent to any who
desire it. by mail direct securely packed, cn re-
cept of price and postage, 81 lS. Apply to or
address
HORACE L. HEGEMAN & CO.
pRIGGIsTs &C..
43m6 "a William Street, New Nork.
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e. Il. Milier II Co.

Are receiving their first spring stock of goods
an endless Variety-and at almost all prices. Cal
and see them.
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Subscribers must Settle up with the Printer.

Subscribers must Settle up with the Printer.
The sth volume of the Journal will close about the
frat Of May and in order to meet the expense necessary
10 an enlargement of the paper, are compelled to
call delinquent subscribers to pay up. The change
we propose to make, entirely foE the benefit of the
subscriber the price of subscription remains the
same as now while the actual additional cost to will
amount to near one hundred and fifty dollars year..
We hope our delinquent friends will respond to this APP
peal chcerully stand in need of the money to
able rs to make the change. s5w4
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MRS, WINSLOW

MRS, WINSLOW.
An experienced Nurse and Female Physician, pre-.
sents to the attention of mothers, her
so o T II n G. SY UP
roH oHuDRES TEEIHtNG,
which greatly facilitates the process of teethng by
sOftcning tue gums, reducing all Inflammation
ailay all pam and Spaslnodlc action, and s
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon it, mothers, it win give rest TO your
selves and
RELEIF AND HEALTH TO YoUR INFANTS.
Itno only relieves the child from pain, but invig-
the stomach and bowels corrects acidity and
gives tone and energy to the whole system. II will
almost instantly relieve
GRiPING IN THE BOWELS ASD VIVID coLIc
and overcome convusions, which, il moi speedily re-
mcdied, end in death. We believe il the best and
surest remedy in the world, in all cases Of Dysen-
terry and Diarrh1a in children, whether it arises from
teething or from any ether cause. We would say
10 every mother who has child suffering from any
Of the foregoing cOmplaintsdu not bet your preju-
dlces, nor the prelutcea oi others, stand between
You and your suffering child, anl the relief that will
be sure--yes, absolutely suUe-to follow the use Of
this medicine, ic timsy used. Full directions for
using will accompany each bottle AUne genuine
unless the fac-simile Of CURTIS PERKINS,
New Urk, is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in heuicines
in Wood county.
iIluClpdl O4uCV, 10 N:ldI SlFcct, y. i
PRICE ONLY IS GEM Is PER BOTTLE.
April, lS6l--i9ly.
{, HERIFFS SALE.
Rob rt W Freeman vs. Svlvanns Jefferson and S.
$. CLARK.
BY virtue of au execution 10 ma directed anl de.
hvertd from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Wood
county, Ohio, IN the above entitled cause, shall
offer for sale at pu6hc auction at the door Of the
Court House, in Ptrysburg, in said county, on
Saturday, May llth, 1861,
between the hours of IL M. and O'Clock p. M. the
following described lands aud teneInents, tO.wt;
the north hah Of the south half ofthe north east
quarter and the north half of the north east quarter
Of section thirty-six, township Eve north Of range
nine east, in Wool county, Ohio. .s
ASHER Cook, atty. G. +. GUYER, sheriff.
April 10th, lS6l-49w5s3 81.
DoAD NOTICE.
B. Notice is hereby given that the Commissioners Of
Wood oounty, Ohio, have granted view and survey
Of county road commencing in Lake township at
ils sstoiop limo between Il aud Il, thence north
hall section line Wti Il nterseets the WOOD, ille
and Toledo Plsnk road and there terminate
PETER CR0SsMAk, Pelaoner.
Apr. llth, ls5i-5sy4s M.
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G,HrRlrE's sALE.
( HER!FT's SALE

hbh-ft SF4'1-' l eHt H Fiin1aa
~ ... ------- rlas
7. ". s. ", I, Heller vs. James E. Slater.
BY virtue OF a certain wEit Of execution issued 70
this cause hy the Clcgk Of the Court Of Ssnmen
Pleas OF Wood county, Ohio, and TO me directed aud
deli,ered, llSiil offer for sale a public ve1das
tbe dcordf tbe Court Houss iHsbs town oi slhnryss
burg, Wood county, Ohio, On FtA
Saturday, the Ath day OF Mag, 1861, q
between he hours Of 10 q, N, and oelGfkps ta..
of said daE ths following described ap5s snd ten-
tpicuts t1,v Il: The Su'b-wsut oraTiar II section
aatnb,s thTry,l res t'~psl,P runresr three, rsrfa
ruub,r seven sss', "nnpr ipg $50 acres meie CT
Ns1''"''a S'sH,y, :; u 4 y 'sSf sslis. &s:
Ami Sd, ls6I Asw5tS 81.
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CoURT OF COMMON PLEAS, WOOD co.

NOURT Or CoMMON PLEAS, WOOD co.
Aiphonso Taft VS. John g. Worthington and Eliza
beth Worthiugton.
The defendants John q. Worthington and Eliza
beth Worhneton viii take notice that on the-29th
day of March 1851 the plaintiff Aphonso Taft flied
his petition against said defendants s the Court of
Common Pleas within and for the county of Wood,
and state of Ohio, which is still pending heren and
that the object and prayer of said petition is to OBJ
tain a judgment against said defendants John q.
Worthngton for the sum of Sl764 with the interest
thereon from October l2th, 1858; being the amount
due said plaintiff upon the two promsary notes of
said defendant both dated Cincinnati, October 18th,
1898 and each for the payment of SSS2 with interest
from date in year and the other in eighteen
months after date and also to obaip an order for the
sale Of the following described premises mortgaged
by said defendants to said plaintiff to secure the
payment Of the notes aforesaid, viz: all those GER
tain lots parcels Of na situate, lying and being
in Wood county, Ohio, and known and described as
out-lots numbers 263 & 264 in the new surN ey Of
ut-lots in the City Of Perrysburg, in said county,
and for the application of the proceeds arising from
the sale of said premises to the payment Of the
amount due said plaintiff upon the notes aforesaid
Said defendants will also take notice that unless
they answer said petition ON or before the 18th day
of May, 1861, judgment will be rendered against
them by default according q the prayer thereof,
NJ. r. & R. WAITE, atty s for plaintiff.
April Sd, lS6l-4Sw6S7 25.
SHERIFFS sALE-TUSCARAWAS COM
- MON PLEAS.
Ludwig Kneedler Co. VS. John W Morrow ct AL
BY virtue Of vendi exponas issued from said
Court shall at the door of the Court House in the
town Of Perrysburg, in the county OF Wood aud
state Of Ohio, on
Saturday, May ith, 1881,
between the hours Of u IN. and o'clock p m., of
said day offer for sale AT public auction the follow
ing described lands and tenemrnts, wit: the south
half of the southwest quarter of section number
eighteen, township four, range nine; containing sew
enty eight and 4s-lonacres Of land more or less,
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WIS! WISH

We have large supply or this class Of goods cheaper
than be bought at any other store IN the Norh~'r
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HGRIFP's SALE,

Asher Cook vs. Andrew Mochouss.
Bv virtue Of anPxefuinn v me directed and de-
liyGrcd from the Court of COnmou Pleas II Wood
county, Ohio, in The above entitled causc shall Of
fer for sale at public auction at the door Of the
Court House in Perrysbtrg, in sand coupty,on
SATURDAY, Nav ilth 1851,
between the hours of III. and o'clock, r, M,
Of Tire following described lands an1 tenerelIts, 20
Wit the MOI N west qnsrterof the north east qr Of
section teniu township four north cfranys nine east
in Wood ocunty, Ohio ooutsinn,g lurty aFet more
or less. or. GUlER, sheriG
April 10Th, 1sel-Isv5!3.
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Hs is prepared 10 do buuiness NJ the very lowest cash
prices and those diSios of saving money nv purchas-
ing choice article Of gcod cheap fer Cas6, win hnd
their advantage togivc him cali.
He invites especial attention to the fact that he
CONSTANTLY RECEIVES FRESH SUPPLIES,
and he buys entirely upon the cash principle he can
well afford to sell lew for cash-thus giving the rurchas.
advantage OF at least f0y per cent over former
prices. Notice the following
Good half double sccd Boots, sound leather aud well
made, for ..,......., POS.
Ladies walking shoes S.
Solid Shank Corn Hoes As.
No, Loaf sugar Is.
Smoking Tobacco. .,,, &C.
and all other goods in than be-
fore sold in Pcrrysburg.
are now oppcnng n large assortment ot Crucriics
which buyers will DO well to call and examine Lefor.
purchasing elsewhere.
We kerpon hand PEARL MILLS Xxx FLOUR, which
always gives the very best satisfaction.
Corn Meal,
Fork
Bacon,
Mackerel, aud all b,uds ofI.akc and River Fish
In short he keeps constantly ON hand ANYTHING III,
people may want Ills goods bought for cash hv
careful and experienced haudone who understands tn,
art OF pleasing all classes aud cQlpuns, and he dCte
any merchant in the county to exhibit better scrcte,
stock of goods than he has upon his shelves isprccs
he is confident will suit every one he has rarnet
that it is of great advantage TO tho seller benefit h
buyer, from the fact that they reap reward in the in
crease oi custom. His customers have already leare
that he cant be undersohl," and for the benefit Of hc
wanting neighbors, he would have thcm nosu
abroad that the people may he apprised of the great
yantages buying at Head Quar,ers'
.E~He pays the highest price in cash Tor Wheat mn,
Corn. at his store on Front Street,
NA. HOUSTON
Pcrysturg, Jan. 3d. 1851.
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Pro,nectns of the PerrYsburg Journal.
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VOLUME NrsR.-Sow rs TINE TO SUBSCRIBE
On the ninth day of May, No, One of the Ninth Vol
umc Of the a PERRY JOURNAL" 4" viii be issued
in an enlarged forrn-giving four columns additional
reading natter and making twenty-eight column pa
per- instead Of twenty -four column heretofore This
enlargement will be attended with an additional expense
70 US Of near two hundred dollars year. but believe
our efforts will be appreciated and the circulation of the
JoURNALlatgely Increased BY doing hence we have
determined to givet trial We win here take occasion
TO return to the citizens Wood county thanks for
the support given us since we have taken charge Of the
paper and promise them that efforts will be spared to
merit their confidence in the future. In return shall
ask our friends throughout the county to lend help
tug hand in extcnng the usefulness Of the JOURNAL
wedo nor reasonably be expected en-
ter into competition with the mammoth weekies in point
Of sire but we do think far real vdiu is concerned
that our paper the best for the people Of our county to
take In order aid friends in increasing the circua-
ton Of the JOURNAL have concluded oissue the fol-
lowing low
Six copies year 10 six subscribcrs) lS5 each
Ten copies one year TO ten subscribers) 49, l.25 each
Fifteen copies year to fifteen subscribers) LIS each
Twenty copies year Ito twenty subscri-
bers) ....... ''.'''' l.VOeach
sy-0ne copy extra Of the JOURNAL, will be sent to
the person getting up club of six or more and an ad
donal extra copy will be sent for every additional
twenty subscribers to any person sending US list OF
sixty subscribers with the cash. will give in addition
to the extra copy of the JOURNAL any of the three
dollar magazines for year.
s9y-Old subscribers join any of these clubs by
paying up arearages of Volume eight and subscriber
can receive the JOURNAL at club rates unless by join
ing with club.
15- All orders for papers to clubs must be accompa-
MED with the cash, or else they will not be sent.
s-To single subscribers the price of the paper will
remain heretofore 80 year in advance, 81 90 il
not paid before the expiration OF the year.
sy"Let us have rousing list of club Subscribers To
commence the new Volume with.
:y- AL Cubs for Volume Nine must be sent to this
Office prior to May 9nd, 1861, with the cash.
JOHN W. BAILEY, Proprietor.
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NEW aoons AT PANIC PRICES
W NJ. H0r TON

Having Just received fVtn Nav York AL mnence stock
WINTER GOODS.
would call the especial attention Of his hicn ard Gus
tomcrs 20 the chest host yari and cheapest stooS o
uVods ever bsfore ofrod In this oity In the Inns VI
Dry Qoods
... Groecriss,
Hardware,
Boots & Shoes,
Hats ICaps,
Harness.
Sc, Sc, &c.
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GOODS 8 GROCERIES.


WILL SOUTH CAROLINA sEcEpE
This is the great question which abscrbs the pub
lie mind and The probabilities are that abe viii least
sttempt it. But BY arrangements rScOntly made.
A. G. WILLIAMS \ BRO.
arc receiving weekly fOsh supplies Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY oooDs,
direct frcm New York. u#
Beautiful Mcrincs, n ..... q
Rich all Mool Delains.
Frsnch Prince, BrOcade FAids.
Heavy Black SAks, . .v
MsrnmAe Fruits,
American Prints,
Chins Dslains, aud
DRESS GOODS.
Of every style aud price.
kcady Made Clcthing,
Has and Caps,
Bovts bnd Shoes,
Qroceries,
Hard Ware.
Wooden Ware,
Curtain Paper,
Yankee ACTIONS
Aud In fact everything usually kept in rst class store
all Of which arr entirely new and Gt the best quality am
will be sold at greatly reduced prices
FOR READY PAY
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IETITGON FOR DUOECE.-Woon COM
NON PIE IS

nETIIG0N Tor DNOENE.-WO0n COM-
NON PIE IS
Mar a, Harrison VI John ), Hauisou.
Johns. HsrI san whose present place Of residence
is uuknOwn to t.e pahuffWil tse MOTTO, that Mary
A. Harrison or WOOD county OMo,did on thc2d day
O! April 1901 file her petition ia the Cont Of Cou'-
mon Pleas wiz 40 aud .4r tIe clulJg 81, Wond srid
stats Of Ohio, against .e said Ohm s. Harrison sUt
tng orJl that h' p' 'irlu On about the 18th day
oi Wil, le5,, WAS marie 70 said d. udant thar
said defendant .ucl Jlat tine has been guilty of
gfng, uu,,iactOt dVtt towards p,ainttil wilAIl ali
sencc aui abuse ami ttgt aid cause will he ;or
htlirgat the Nav tagln ol court " hith sets on tho
lith day of Nay. CONg, PElcs = JuiSs0S.
huri 3i 1851 isw63 G5.
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To D>s'rov--Rats, Roaclcs, SC.
To Destey--Bed-bugs.
To Ots,rNy--&0ths, Fleas, Ants, SC
40 u 3uUy Mosquitoes.
To DlstroY---l Insects on Plants and Fowls
10 Destroy--l lnsec,s on Animals, Sc, DC.
To UsstrOy--hyury form and species vi Norlnin.
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i.sS See what the People, Pruss and Dealers ssy. =
HBNRi R. CO5IAR.--All the summer hsva
bcea troubled III Roaches and Mice. 4 was actu-
rllv ashamed Of the house, for the Reaches were
sverywhere. lpurchasod box of your ENtprmiu4
ator and tisG H. and IA one week there not =
Roach or Mouse IN the house. t-ef
IoHN r. GfvrSs, No. % Kim Stsect.
b HOO SEKEEPERS. troubled with vvrmin nsd
be 20 no lonccr if they usc "Costar's" Exteruln-
atns. We have used Il 10 our satisFacticrt sndif
cost IS, We ~ould havcU We hal tried poisons
b; they oacted nothiug but Cos, ir's srtcl krocks
the breath oGt Of Rats Mice aud Bed Bugs quicker
than we can write il. Il is Ia great demand VII over
the country Medina 70. - Gazette, 'tf
MORE dRAIS--snA provisions arc destroyed
annually IN Grant CouUty by yernuu, than would
pay iur tens OF thus kataal Ins &C, KllSr. LanCas
ter, wis, Herald.
HENRY Il, COSIAR.--I0m EStcrininat0r Is
received used, Aud pronounced decided success
We usGd 4 box OF iG aud hle way the Rn,s and Nice
caution 10 sleepers. Since than not a Rator Mouse
hes hoen heard ia Kitchen or esllar.--i Magrogur,
tl0wN) GimoS.
llfAYN REEN SFLllNG--Your Eytsirninator
for the hgl wear and hu,t found /, sure shot every
time. lhsve no, knovnit a. tail in a single IN
stancS.
UsoHeE ROSE, Druggist, Cardngton Ohio.
wE Are SELLING -tour Preparations rapid
Il. Wherever they Nave ht,h ustd Rats, Mice,
Ronchcs, and Ycrmia disappear muediatcy
LcGl@ y SrorrFER, Druggists, New Windsor.
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tN-PRoDUCE taken in exchange for goods.

From Reynolds Mills always ON hand and at the low
est price. Warranted good article
Call and see us. We will give you good bargains At
the old stand of Powers h Blum
Perrysburg, Dec, 1880. A. q. WILLIAMS BRO
ROCERY AND PROVISION SToREl
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He is prepared 70 do buuneSs NJ the very lowest cash
prices and those dSous of saving money by purchas
ug choice article Of gcod cheap Ter CASH viii End
their advantage togivc him call
He invites especial attention TO the fact that he
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hsaFa Q shout Of meFrlmenL
). 4 laughing boy I ses; tsl.
Two lllils feet The carpet press,
And bring The ehlld 70 me.
Two utlle arms aFs round ny neck.
Two fgoe apgn my knee;
Hog AN he Kisses On ny eheekl
How dear thsy are 70 mel
nat merry shout no more I hear,
No laughing child see;
No llllle aims are round my neck,
No ieet upon my knee
No ki1sss drop upon my cheek,
- Those lbs are sealed 70 ne;
Dear Lord, how could ! give him up
10 any but 10 theei ,
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Death.

oht aaiIlH ssestly, gsntly ~ the ven
o. moonllght brghlens whilst q shades the scene,
Death touched his ifAmei And there his features lay
Muddy Fenollng In Tie open air,
Whsn Gind1 and atofms have rocked themselves 70 rest
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A Poetieai Dun.

[rhs following from religious paper called the Methods
Pro,.An equally applicable TO this paper and s patron.
asurl = othsu hsFsabOuisl r.. a
should you ask us Why this dunnins,
Why these sad complaints aud murmurns
AlafmuFs loud about dsllnquents
WhOhavs read The paper weekly .a-
Read what they have never paid tor'
Head with pleasure and with profit,
Head Of church al airs and prospects,
Rrnd of neus both home aud foreign,
Read The essays and the poems,
Pull VI wisdom aud Instruction;
Head the table Of the markets,
Carefully c0sFeeted vsekly-
should you ash ~ Why thl. dlnnlng,
We should answer, should tell you:
Prom the printer, from the mailer,
gFon ths Kind old paper maker,
grOm The landlord, tIoIn the CARRIER
Prom the man uhO taxes letters
with stamp from Uncle eamurl-
Cncls sam The roWdea call hinl-
Broa them all there comes message,
MessasS kind but hEmly spoken,
gr FleASe 70 pay what you owe u.s."
Sad u l. 70 hear such message
when our funds ell exhausted,
When the last hank note has ienus,
whsn The gOld coin eli has vAnishsd,
Gone 70 Pay ihs ioliins printer.
Gone 10 pay the landlord tribute,
Gene 70 pay The sable carrier,
0Ons 10 pay he faithful mailer,
0Ons % pay old Uneis samuel
unols Sam the r0v1lss call him
- Gone V pay The Westsrn paper
TAFSs.andsiWsnay hundred d0llAnsi
Cad b ls V turn our ledger,
Tur1 and see what sums due Is,
Dee lSr Volanss long since ended,
Doe laF years o. plsAsant reading,
s'--l p1s loE ysaFs Of tollsone labor, ra
Dus desplls cur patient waiting,
Due da1plle our constant dunnine,
Due IN Sans from tu0 % twenty.
Would you I'M . burden from usf
would you drive . spectre from yOai
Would yOu taste pleasant slambers
Houla you have Qaisl eon.cisnest
wosld yoa red PaPsr paid toF'
esnd uS money y--Send us money,
,gq esldths neusy that you eve uSi
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Domestic Items.

A salute Of thirty-four guns was fred in New
York, Feb. 0, in honor Of Virginia.
The Charleston Mercury rejoces in the ser.
vices Of John Mitchell as its Paris correspond.
ent
Additional evidence continues to be received
Of the violation Of private correspondence in the
South. ....s @
Several Alabama Postmasters decline to rem
dor accounts, saying they await the action Of
their State.
The vicksburg Sun says the South is extremely
reasonable In her demands, and reasonable in
her actions. a Fr e
The first Methodist church in America was
erected in 1890; there are now IA, ,000-an aver
age Of three week.
George Sanderson Union Dem) was elected
Mayor Of Lancaster, Pa, by 7S0 over an ultra
Republican candidate.
The full returns of the census Just taken show
that the population Of Vermont has increased
only 1867 in ten years
The Charleston Courier alleges that Major An
derson destroyed $4,000 worth Of Government
property when he evacuated Fort Moultrie.
Twenty one Republican Senators have pro-
tested to Mr.. Lincoln against the appointment Of
Gen. Cameron as one Of his Cabinet advisers.
The result Of tho silk-worm culture in Algeria Is
said 10 prove that, in few years, the French
laborers can be clothed in silks as cheaply as In
cotton.
The wearers Of the Palmetto cockades at
Washington, on finding that they were mistaken
for the footmcn Of the foreign ministers, soon
dropped them. .e
AT theatre in New Orleans, o few evenings
since, the Marseillaise" was heartily applauded
by the audience, and q Hail Columbia" was
drowned in hisses. 1t
Gen. Cass remains In Washington. Il Is his
opinion that our Government Is not strong enough
to prevent its overthrow by treason and the
practices Of demagogues.
II is said that John Morrissey has purchased
q fine block Of brown stone front flve-stOry
houses, in West Thirty.Iourth street, New York,
for the round sum Of 100000
The Rev. A. NJ Bryan, who had been hold
ing seriCs uf religious meetings at Washington,
Pa, was stricken down with paralysis on the
2lst JAN, whils reading hymn, and died the
next day. 7s,r.1s. ., -. = a7-
A letter from Leonardtown, Maryland, makes
mention Of an inSurrectionary plot among the
negroes with number Of whites rs ringleaders
Some free negroes who were arrested gave the
information.
The St Louis Democrat says: A correspond.
ent sending us marriage notice. writes:-
estates may 60 out Of the Union, but men and
women will go in. The Lord have mercy on
both parties" ''f
The House Of Representatives Of North Caro-
lima has passed unanimously resolution declar-
ing that in case reconciliation fails, North Caro-
llna goes with the other slave States. The Leg.
iSlature viii adjourn, perhaps, and await resullS
The Rev. DR.. Bacon, Of the New York IEds-
na.lia E., l..