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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK "uupr

aa''7nan'* Sat< as1d StiRpsng Yard<-Aic4, e,
1:;as-.;.t amm1rl*t: ~ rtp9sa By WAIrEH sEnn4s,
Fekf.s da ~, t9r e TRnIHE sceek ending No,,
Stock received for week 1855 t.tt,,
:. :. "a :. .::...-..,.2 =. 511 Sheep
1882 HnGs
- Tsnfa1 Stncs- a. = -. :, ~. xs.-
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. & ,Currency meatinR ln Pittsburgh. u:
~. PuTsnuRaH, April. s.-Ani enthusi.sttai
meeting Of the business men -of Pittsbu1gh
s:was held to-day in regard totha currency. Tbs:
sWhoies8le aud retail vtrade were fully repre-
sented+:,; The strongest discrimination wn4
manifested not tor rsceiya: depreclated money
except at brokers' ratne4g Miasonri and Virgil
nla four peE cent discount. .'''~ =
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WHKXT1AsD. Iowa Feb. II, 1851
MxssRs, yA1pEzvooRr. D1cKEBsoS 4 Co, Chicago.
Inncts:
GENTS: 1have one OF Howes Improved Four Ton
Scales in for three months past and find It TO Be
PERFECTLY accurate and correct apd very up in
Eorkt,E order. take pie asure In sndtng It to
Others who may want scales They superior 70 apY
ot1ers hare eTer used Respectfully Y 1urS
J. E. FEGAU,
, 1861-04-09
WarlIke Reports from Charleston
ISuecial disnstch to the n, 7, HefAld.l

AAN~AN--~~AA~
Especial dispatch to the n. Z. Herald
CHAn1Esron, April 6.--Information has
been received from the North that, reinforce
ments have been orde, ed to Fort Sumter, &C.
companied by squadron under Commodore
StIin&ham. Five thousand Southern men,
additional to those in the fordfcations, are
ready to; take the field within tWenty'four
hours: The ultimatum is seizare Or surren'
der. This notice was sent to Major Anderson.
but with supplies, to-day. He was notified
by Beauregard that they are the last, which is
equivalent to: declaring hosti1tties. This u
positive: II: -
Troops have been ordered to rendezvous ut
points remofe from CharlestOn,: but within
supporting distance, to watch the moEem ents
OF the enemy, l.
Coy. Plckens on Friday inspected tho bat-
teriea, accompanied BY his Council and senior
officers. =:
Bloodshed is inevitable. A formal demand
to surrender the Fort has been made. 80
CHAnLEsToN, April 7.-Gen. Beanregard this
morning issued en order, and sent special
official Notification that ali intercourse he:
tween Fort Sumter and the city would be pro
hibited from that date. ALI the posts have
been strengthened, and two additional regf.
menta are expected from the interior.
From New Mexico aud the Gold Re-
IL -.'' -: gtohs. '-s:..
IspErEspEscE, AprIl a-The Santa F6 mail
with dates to the 25th, arrived this morning.
Col. Lorings had arrived and taken charge OF
the military department Of New Mexico, which
gave satisfaction ia The people Of tnat Terri
tory.
The report Of the taking Of Fort Marcy BY
citizens Of Santa Fe is incorrect, 10 demon
~ ~ ''11 t~tAA' '"SA - ~ 1A'Asn'
peace ba. aoa;n hean made p;t1, the Nav,.
i<aa ~se Ne'@' esa4A 1e~41 NA.oe "1'A4 VIZ 1'"'''
Great crowds OF people are tlocking to the
San Juan mines, and numbers are leaving. 20
ing back to the Pixies Peak region.
The grass on the plains Is growing fast, and
In few days Will be sufficient Tor stock to
su6s1se On:
70 the god eqs has
e,a;nrsnt. 5 ~ ~. ~ a4 80, -
naa VEL 6o e. y 9a1as, Las inai ~ RaaeJ'
..on ~. u @1s eooases 'anu oos1neeS ID looh1ne
----
Kansas Senatorial Election.
LEAyEswoRTH. Aprit s-The following il
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=; =. i, The Illinois.
LAsA11S, April s.-Ri7er on stand; II fset
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1He TuEltfVeB IN Ganau8s
DETROIT, April 8.-About 800 fugitive slaves,
principally from Illinois, have passed into
Canada at this point since Saturday, and large
'mbers are reported on the way. Many are
entirely destitute, and much suffering is antic-
;pated, notwithstanding every effort for their
TeIief,
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K2z4&2Ez&s77
New YoRK, April a--The Great Eastern IL
advertised to leave this port May 24th for
tEhgiaud.' A1->'', ava
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exports OF ofHre4dstuffs from New For.1
and Great Hr1tA1m.
Export o! Bseadstufs from the United States to
d:sat Britain and ireland. from September i, 1860
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MuBoATSE, Iowa, Feb II, 1851.
AEsaHs. VAXDERvooHr. DIcKIssox & Co. Chicago.
GEyTs: In reply to your favor Of the 4ta instant,
would say we sro well pleased " tn the working Of
recommsnd Il - the most accurate least liable TO IN
Jury BY frost otneFWike And the cheapest scale in
e1itence, While our nel2hnors have found It In pos
bie TO work Their scales st hmes on account Of frost
aud have tested # In sar vay4 ahd always found
1t accurate We remaln yeEy truly yoRrA nc,
LELAND & Co. Per Q. II. BRnwa,
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COMMERCIAL

w Nj nj EEtClA L I.
MONDAY EVENING, april 0, 1861,
ts* sci:s wing are tie 7eceiPt= sci satr ments Yo
shs p=st twectyfour hozrE;
!, <7- RRCEErTt.
'.f~-~, Flo1s, WHIT, Ccrn, csts, Rye Ear.
- 'S-- hf4G. BE- hu I'm In ~
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Is: :, THE: CITY. r.: !:
THE C0L0RED BxQDUSI

Departure of Over. One Hundred
Fagttfve1 for CanadAI
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- tsshe flEht ,season 1os t.ensplanttng,. Tna sub
anE y y laE asth pFieh With parItss dssiffne d
en sKs paas hs .n sot aue 9ho ttaA beItea
= fh16He " = a. r. BTANLET. I&S Sp1fS Wstsr It.
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MI ~ tt'ii:,: aALE..-St;,ta al, lii
Mn, NM Ects ro,'E Comfy S = Ade,o5 ya-rte "a
IL ks N0lu EA!eh y tIai..ead and William i ,,s1c1
tmh tc .areitluf Court Of Chicago. In Llailrr1y
Mo:t nol!cess nrrshy given ttaf l. HIra1 i Nath+r
vii ~ w III tHit.:Cet o. t.s- ~ut'esl.r Curr Gt ra o.
u ID aasslex q s, sf thatay
eDtersti ~ s't soft 70 .atvrce EerAaaics tl-n
ssmsd d"as dsl1d: M r t,s IL a6oT5
I T. nc highest bidder, at u rsh deer ot III. ,y.t
IT, q r. ;pn..,y Of Cook. in tbs City Of thea u
twpng e 5ad County Coek. 70 Wit n1 uns Eiers
hmsiity atne II Qsdsa's Addition to CLsa -, and La
KING 1 r. TnsaSs!y Of the stpeFiof Gsuft .. :cago
Dated t.ttrs" !" t,tIsoS Sollsitnrs for Petitioner,
A' 0A4e<As5o A&Esh IL, EGl :htEt4J1ttt
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..., -, 'e19r1nS Estv1eH.
~ ~ ~ points necesssty to eenteel appeas
dnfsf cx, ~ ~ IA aeszas NJ e1egant1es which inpsF
!: ARs1E =: 4 SMITH d CO., lis Lake street
N lGHT sCAVENGER,-Cnarles
~ 1unx wm attend to The clasntns Of r,tyv vs,Ita
x g s9!s 5,. .afE9grs s9d sny astt
1i Frss5vs n111r4 Ite Annx Chtcago 2. o. -
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Southern MILITARY Movements.
MACON, Ca, April 6-Troops are moving
rapidly for Pensacola. Eight companies have
left here. The balance leave on Tuesday.
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BY :'TELE!1IGR55':A:llItY]E'H1=][,.;: G55'::llIt] E'1=][,;:s
. THE VIRGINIA A.CONVENTIoN,
SOUTHERN MILITARY MOVEMENTS,
Warlike REPORTS From
Charleston:


Gen. Scott Ready to Sec the
= :. Traitors.
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The statement Of the present week, as compared
with the preceding, shows an increase OF $3O6,
IN the Items Of the leans aud discounts, Ss17 in
deposite $a9 o58 in circulation, and apincrease Of
$118, ,04s in specie.
P1TTsBuaau BAsKs.-Annexed is the statement
pf the Pittsburgh banks for the last 1vsel-.' -
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CHICAGO. Fi1TsBuRaH AND Fonr WAYrr v.,
sa:ss r$P2r1s9 r., y9r kSs TRnuNx by s: W. BOYLE

y yn-ii.,t.,sri (! .lTxI IT,;
II: 3s 3otsa No. of 'eatt1e shipped. ..:.... d.
s. s>s Eosa1 No. Of hoRa shipped. :
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CHICAGO, 5th April, 1861. I
DT7rUE OF TIE CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE E. h Co,
TO wHoA IT NAT CosGERw: We have had Ia use 1t
The Chicago pepot one Of Howos + r. Track Scales,
snce Jau 1st lsd1 and are satisfied from the tests We
hare made and Ta1eh were - thorough and careful
EeLabe have no hesitation Ia Recommending these
. sc BALDWIN, Bupt.
1was present when the tests spoken OF shove Were
made and concur In above Recommendation
General Freight Agent Chicago aud Milxsukea E. r
Lyos1. Iowa, October **esd. 1850.
This u to certify that We rave In constant daily
one OF Howes improved Standard Scales, ~Sttong
Ross Patent, Of four tons capacity and fre the
{act that It's action and accuracy s. nslve and
Rslabe than ted In the Scales OF any other
maKer We have ever bef. rs known, feel that too
mIrh cannot he said IN ayor Of superior merits
We fEef confident that the principles upon which
these Scaee are constructed, though .ipls trsures
Ersatet degrre of d4rabi =. and consequently mcre
Ielaoe aad unVafynK accuracy. than any other here
tolofe Known to the puDlc, and We take great pla
re IN recommending them t. the condderce Of all
Hho ms5 pave occasion 10 use such an ss<1cle, tuly
pelsv1ng that ey are bound to supersede all ctnef
scale. now known to tue public, and to become Re-
co.n1zed as TIE sTANpARD.
Respectfully submitted,
NAG1L BROTHERS.
, 1861-04-09

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CHANCERY NOT:CE-S,atp If
ch!sssS, Wy TsrH. ! ., ISL p''.'' eeus' II
GaEnnsi!. Helm Z GornsL William /. ovr.3, taTs
]i.t L i &: A,FS5 %1ass Ns5s@ i! II W.T.. VI,
IsnFy Aaansoa i ~ ktfk. i. rnc'. "' warrsa 81 u
As~sef Asn paSid + HSa: n ssrrs sr.n. r
4 H.pkins. $ s:h q. Hopkins, Char Is 4 Wats.
n Gtpsri Gp5a Il ,sgrs Ioai
EdTia Holt <haartr>:. N
Daclnae. Holbtrt sscs. i r. Icnix Dax,d l'ses r.
5ohssn: e. 'i5 nsr a4tv9 al 3 seT Ssw4o, ao1
Sa9!n a9n Ha, T. en- tsdrsseH + q ahoye
~ So::s hs.a i herb: gi,ss Tie said William T. Love-
dsS nssk4sn sn3l neo5E; 81. stn, + Fsary. id T.:
So,n,'iI;s sMHu wiIson t:a m tlrd ttiE 5 cf
eopih1s o e. 1h H. n Salf Court on t anee thr tc
a dsEndaes diaeis19fn 1SHs! sit sa
On !hs "a asy e1 s"ed oat II 1fs 81: Git
snssy f9f az nsx .itniaat4 m r-tHtr0"
1oy ,Gee oek kunl !; '&n ,e s4l Wa Los.
,mes dsn 9eofse IT, an, Ch sses e ltns levin tEe,L
J,a la pr r7y s! w arrsn an xnut !. ~ RI
f., ri @ sfior tnrt vi Ch ta! of Couk Cuu, r; ca
Ctc.. aF o. she next 'eru Il r. 10 b. AsIs;, #
mi ~; n SAD t"11ntv on re n7>t MonraY Msv
nloi. 4 ~ ", Atsasr t.t!nur to tue sa,., e IT,
IT, tat3 ta;" o5il o. painf. IL same tie ,ater;
siFsf rAfs5s whElE e Il: Ess,s" IS;
" ~. t ntitA. ClrrA,
eoi'r1 So4F3 1pl-c tt.-4w
M ARSHAL'3 SALE, - District
1fA Court OF rh, Cnit2,l sta.ea Scr+,a-, nr,,.c.
M of Iitlnos Aetiee y h reby sivsn s:.at l., ,:r,es
~ VT: vtndltioni =, ponas ss,, aid
4; y lse e ' directed III Of tils. Cnr Llas
Man M Cnp +as AMI AGAINST tisr t .r.iar
aeia maeis1y sal esp s. r. ait stea5 ~ hsr {, 5es
shr T. lies 1T PEORIA. i. s;4I t.tr} ~ ~. .tp
4 ;4o e psst hdusF tyr cash the I.t day ~ Asl L.
L. s. A.EshaI Of the Northern District ~ ji1,no,,
f+,, ~ GEU. L. WEBB lJtuu1v
-@-~' A~fA l ~. 1ooI. a11 =-Ell,!G.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-05-30
East Tennessee.

ANDY" Johnson, Mr.. Nelson, and a
few other indomi'able friends Of the Union
are travelling through East Tennessee,
and end avoring to arouse the people to
the resp ,nsibiilies Of their position. The
masses there, and Indeed throu ,hout the
State are opposed to secession. Gov
Harris is, however, atraitor aud the Leg
islature have been bought or forced over
to his support. The papers Of Nashville
and Memphis are filled with atrocou
falls, hoods regarding the Government,
and thr at, violence and death, even,
against all who venture to support the
Union. Arms are given to none but Sc
cession companies. and companies Of these
armed assassins of the Governor are To-
Gated all over the Safe. Besides this,
hundreds of secession soldiers are daily
passing through Knoxville from the cot.
ton States to Virginia, and uttering horri
BILE threats against all abolitionists, as the
Union men are Unfortunately called
In view Of this fact, the vote to ascertain
the choice of the people of that State will
be about as great farce as the Virginia
gag. lIo6ever, the accounts from the
Eastern portion of the State indicate .
healthy reaction in favor of the Union, bu
whether this will be able to overcome The
reasonable purposes of the Governor anC
his accomplices, is indeed a question o
doubt. lfhe patriotic masses there wer,
really placed in position TO maintain
their rights. there is but little doubt lha
the rebel despotism mighl be broken up.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-05-30

Camp Clay is located on The Ohio
river about six miles above Cincinnati.
The recent Convention at Wheeling
represented twenty weight counties. Those
counties contained, in $50, population OF
207, ,667 whites, and 8,096 slave. Their
present wite population is about $50 900.
Two men named Allen and Umben-
ker, willie playing cards at Dayton, Tues
day, quarreled, when the former shot the
latter, wounding him fatally.
The resolution amending the Massa-
chusetts Constitution, allowing naturalz-
ed foreigners the right of tuffrase e after a
years residence in that State, has passed
both Houses, and is now a law.
Over one thousand six hundred
stand Of arms arrived in Covington, last
week, destined for Paris, Winchester,
Milersbu-g, ,Georg-twon, and other inter
ior cities Of the ate. About three hun
dred, with ten rounds of ball and buck
shot cartridges, were directed to CO...
John w. Finnell of Covington, who has
distributed them among the Cilzeu's Guard
and the military companies in the city.
EMrHATc.- Western Virginia armed.
The press speaks out. AS a specimen,
take the following from the Cltrksburg
{ (Harri.on county, Guard;
Governor Letcher calls on western
Virginia to defend him and his colleague
rebels.
Western Virginia says, Governor Letc-
her be damned.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-05-30
CnI. l,lls,,orih neath.

A special dispatch TO the Chicago Tri-
bune furnishes the following particulars
Of the killing Of Col Ellsworth, which
az. said to be derived from the official
reY8 Cept, Fox 10 !he President;
The FIR, ZDuaves were the first on the
Other side, IL having crossed the river in
steam iugs.
Af,r The arrival Of other troops, Col.
+. proceeded up the street with a squad
Of his men to lake possession of the tele.
graph Office. While passing along he
noticed a secession flag flying from a
hcuse top. He imm ditaIy entered the
building and made his way up to tie
roof with one of his men /; hauled down
the secession emblem and, wrapping it
around his body. descended.
While on the second floor, n secession =
ist came on, door with cooked doub.
le barrel shot gun. lie took aim at Els
worth, when he latter att mpted to strike
the gun oft his way with is fist. AS he
struoa it, one Of the barrels discharged,
lodging whole 10 I'd of buck sho in Els
woith'S DO " and killing him instantly.
His companion Immediately shot the
murderer through the head with n revol-
YER, making him corpse within second
or two after the fall Of Ellsworth. The
house was immedi tely surrounded and
all the inmates m Ade prisoners.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-05-30
Interesting from Missouri.

1t is satisfactory to learn that the Sc
ceseion camp at ST, Joseph. Mo-, has beer
ordered to disperse by the State authori
ties, and that if they 10 not obey and
cease their depredations, they will receiv,
visit from some of Gen. Harney's for,
ces. To such an extent had they carried
their treason as to drive out Of town Elk.
Governor Stewart, who is a Union man
and the editor of the journal, Bell pa.
per. The promotion of Captain Lyon
to n Brigadier- Generalship, is very graft
flying to the Union men of ST, Lonis, ant
shows that the President and S. cretary
of War approve of his course.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-05-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DITCH LETTING.

Notice is hereby given that on Monday. the first
day of July next at the house of Andrew Adams, in
Perrysburg township will let to the lowest bidder
in separate sections the making Of the drain known
as drain No. "a; commencing about 40 rods west of
the northeast of section thirty One town four
United States Reserve, in the bed of Crane creek:
thence down said creek to the PeTysburg and Nc
Cutchcnville road whercat to terminate. The work
comprises 30 sections of 20 rods each, with width
Of bottom of feet for the first five sections and of
3 feet for the remainder. Bank slopes Is base to
| vertical. The earth to be removed at least feet
from the slope of the bank. The work to be COM
Petcd to the acceptance of the county Commission
crs by the lst day of October, 1861. Sale to COM
mcnce at one o'clock p. m. ADDIsoa SMITH,
Auditors ollice, Wood Co.,O. Auditor.
Perry sburg. May 26, 1861 4w5S5 so.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-05-30

the Federal troops. No trains have been
operating on Baltimore and Ohio railroad,
east Of Harper's Ferry, fer several days
AT this point II engines, y large number
Of cars and 40 men employed on the trains
have been arrested by the rebels. The
United States forces fiom the lpdian coun-
try west Of Kansas, comprising compa-
nies or cavalry and of infantry. are now
at Leavenworth. On their way through
they captured 25 Texan secessionists, but
let them go again. A camp has been es.
tabli he'd about I 6 miles south of Louis.
vile, which is to be occupied by several
regiments. They are 10 be furnished with
arms by the Government on pl,dge that
hey vii! be used for the Unions defense
Tuesdays Dispatches.
According to the Toledo Times, the
18th regiment left Camp Pu'num on Mon
day for some point in Virginia. Momen-
ta,y attack is feared by the rebss at Har
per's Ferry. 10000 Federal troops are
reported at the Relay House. A car load
Of provisions and having on board eight
teen rebel troops was taken into Alexm-
dria. Two regiments are now two miles
beyond Alex ndria. Gen. Patterson is
in position along the Maryland line, to
prevent any movement from Ha,per's
Ferry in the direction Of Washibg,on.--
Troops are rapidly erecting for'iicatons
commanding all approaches TO Baltimore.
Frequent captures of the rebel pickets
are reported .almo st daily.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-05-30
Important Statement.

A writer in the Gazette, who oc cupies
high fli2ial position, states that regard
less of tariff, cotton, b,ockale, or what
not, England will not recegniz, the South
ern Coniederacy that the staten, nts
which have given different idea eman.
ated chiefly from the tory opposition pa
pers of England, partly to embarrass
the home Government, and partly to EN-.
bitter the strife in this country. He also
say that the British fleet now off Flori.
da will CO perate, practically with the
naval forces of the United States in put.
ting stop to privateeriug. They will
treat as pirates the captains and crews o.
any of those crafts that capture American
ships with British goods on board.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-05-30
EdOEn OlAly.

1t seems to us that, during the war, all
classes of people should practice the clo-
sest economy. We slolld deny ourselves
all luxmies and unnccc ssary articles Of
food and clothing, in order that we may
be able 10 meet the ex'gencies Of the times.
All the money which in ordinary times is
given for that which is not r. a ly needed,
should be reserved for rcl,vi the rcccs-
sites Of the families of volunteers, for
furnishing comforts and needed articles 10
the soldiers in the field, and for contrbu,
ting for the support OF our cause in COM
munities where the union spirit is weak.
Surely, no monry should he thrown away.
But let us be liberal in expenditure, when
it is directed toward sustaining the power
of the government.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-05-30
A RItIer Pill.

The Secession papers of the South are
especially bitter over the formation of the
two Kentucky Regiments now encamped
at Camp Clay. Coils. Guthrie and Ter
rell, the latter particularly, are assailed
with all manner of abusive epthets ani
charges, and denounced without stint.
They have SO much improved upon their
original statements that, according to the
last accounts, there are no Kenluckians
among the troops, and The Colonels are
both dyed-in-the-wool Yankees. These
things Enthusiastically indicate that they
have been touched in very sore spot.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-05-30
Spain nnd DIn,Inlcn.

The annex ltion of Dominica to Spain
is to be on the pop liar sovereignty system,
after the style which has operated so nicely
with Louis Napoleon, The Correspon.
dencia Of Madrid. assures the public that
"the Cabinet of Madrid will not consent
to the transportation of the Dominica'
until it shall know it to be the unanmou,
wish Of the country" In the lDean time
the military occupation is to help the una
nimity of the pc ople just as Virginia and
Tennessee call on the Confederate troops
TO operate morally on their elections.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-05-30
DITCH LETTING.

Notice is hereby given that on Monday the first
day Of July next at the school house of Andrew Ad-
ans in Perrysburg township, will let to the lowest
bidder in separate sections the making of the drain
known as drain No. IL: commencing in Crane creek
willie road in section 2S town 4, United States Re-
serve Uerrysburg twp.) thence down said creek
to the Maumee and Western Reserve road, termin-
ating on road tract number %. The work comprs-
81 sections 20 rods each, with uniform width on
the bottom of 10 feet. The banks to have slope Of
I u base to l vertical. The cuttings to be made in
accordance with the profile of the engineer in charge
of said work. and the whole to be completed by the
LIST day of October, 1861. Plan and specification.
of the work will be exhibited and conditions made
known on the day of sale. Sale to commence at Il
o'clock, am. ADDISON SMITH, Auditor.
Auditors Office, Wood county, 0.
Pcrrysburg, May %, 1861 4w5S6 90.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-05-30
Mob in Kentucky.

The Nicholasv|le, Ky. Democrat, Cd
tied by j. c. Wech, and printed by
Messrs. Hudson e Galbrae h, was mob
bed a few nights ago, by a band of cow
ard'y, theiving secessions who broke
into the office at midnight, when they we'll
knew t.at 10 one was present to welcome
their app oach with shooting stick"
or two, as they deserved. The paper is
one of the ablest Union publications. in
the Safe, and its bold and pa rioic tdit-
or declares that if necessary, he wi die
by the fig of his coun ry. The loyal
men of Kentucky, if they do not desire
their S ate TO be, like Virginia, united to
the Southern Confederacy, in The style oil
a tin pan to a dogs tail had better in
stantly eruSh-oM the rebels
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-05-30
MOrmans for MOrmOmdom

A few days since four hundred Nor
mons from England passed through
Cleveland en-rou for Utah. The Herald
says eight cars were o,cupi ID by Il people
and two by their baggage. or the eight
passenger cars, two were occupied by
those calling themselves first class passen-
gers. These appeared much better than
the other emigrants the female first class
passengers were particularly distinguisha-
ble fr IN ordinary Mormon recruits. -
The rest of the women were evidently Of
the poorest class. The emigrant trains
that conv,y yed these Mormans was large
one, consisting Of ten cars of passengers.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-05-30
Good for Parson usro,ynIOw.

ParSon Brownlow. of the Knoxville
(Tennessee,) Wing, still holds out nobIy.
In late number he say:
"That all may unders' and us, we take
occasion TO say, free from all excitement,
tn 1t to destroy our flee, or stop our
windpipe, Is lh3 only way in which
we can he prevented from denoIncing
secession, aud advocating the Union, -
There are II but three Uuion papers in
Tennessee, As we consider, and unless we
are assasiua cd, or our office destroyed,
we shall soon have the honor of standing
alone. And there we shall stand--neith
er the gates of he !, nor the pressure of
sc ession riots, being able 10 prevail
against our conviction of right.
The Richmond Examiner publ she's,
on what it calls official and indisputable
evidence, that Floyd trsnsf, rred, in one
ord r, from orthern armorits 10 southern
S ates, Ia 8G8 improved arms. Since
than 1873 600 have been stolen from the
public arsenals, making nearly 100000
OF the best arms in the hands Of the rebels.