The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-07-25
Mail and Telegraph news summary.

lt lion. Scluylcr COllax mas affiVed in Onli-
lfOrna
u The fits English newspaper was printed
4 1Jnly %. 1888. Nv
Cows arc now selling in Bucnos Ayres at
! stk shillngs each.
During a late storm in Iowa n horses
were killed hy lightning.
" rThe Marquis Of Westminster has an ing
come a 10000 per day.
Z BneH0s Kyfcs wants 10000 IaB0rets, At
4 iour slil li.gs por day enchs saVhrold a.
.Iqa 4ohhbMorrisssy, the prize fighter, repOTa9
! aniino6tae Of s50,7O0 last yehrgi sai
rhere Is d maniih Prison for debt IN Lon
deh,i WHO has been ipiprisotcd Tor % years.
! N'Tiic State Of New Yofkhas Furnished 267,-
81 mon for the war, at coat Of sl7@l2-
\ 3Lawrqpce. Mass. has q population of 2lg.
G99 in. which there are 1000 more females
than males. H. r.5 ...a
l. Every Chinese house in San Francisco
was draped in mourning for the death OF
President lincOln
The Savannah Hs'dd publishes an order
from Cen. Steedman assuming command Of
the Department Of Georgia.
An eminent coroner in Lolrion recently
/ uttlHtu tIlal liltTt WfIe ! N,UUU illOlHtlb w
the metropolis who murdered their chill
drcn.
A,recept hail storm which passed over
Durham, Me-, covered the ground more than
an inch deep. Growing crops were loveled
aud destroyed.
A movement is on foo. among the colored
men of Charleston, s. c.. TO purchase the
Mercury OF that city, and publish Il as an
anti.slavery journal.
Camp Douglps, near Chicago, is to DO ro
tanned as II camp of instruction and gen
eral hospital. Two regiments of regulars
are soon expected there.
Contrary to the expectation of nearly all
familiar with his past career, Mr.. Coward
, in, editor and publisher Of the Richmond
, Disputch, has been pardoned by the Prcsi-
, denv. . 100
The amount paid for pensions for the
; past year is S9,000,000. When all the pen
sion arising from the war shall have been
granted the annual expense will be about
Sl3,000,O0 .
r Tho Nashville Press and Union says
The Louisville press is afraid of the ap.
proach of the Russian plague. We are not.
c Tho Nashville plague will stink it to death
B. before it can cross Cumberland River"
Evidence is daily being received of tho
repentance of many of the rebels who re-
sided abroad during the war. They apply
g to Our Minister'S and COnsuls for permission
l to take the oath, which is freely given.
/. Some of the rebels have curious notions
q, of what unionism is. One man who raised
o rebel regiment, ana has been Colonel of il
g during the whole war, claims that he is a
}. Union man, aud that he has always been
Il one.
II IT is said that General NTagruder has gone
to France 10 offer his services to the EN-
peror for a campaign in Mexico. II is said
a he will be able to take considerable force
from Texas with him, should he be ac'
ceptcd. ,.,. ....,.. ...l ..
. Gen. Ewcll, having taken the oath Of allie.
glance, and giving bonds that he will re-
i spect II, has been permitted by the Presi
f dent 20 return to his home in Virginia oil
J.. parole, To report once week 10y letter to
the Secretary of War.
A German some time ago discovered a
process by whiclrshgar IN paying quantities
could ho extracted from Indian corn. The
4 process has boen patented, and extensive
manufactorios are being put up both at the
y Htst and in the West. i
h Dealers in oils and liquors should romcm
= her and remove the Government Inspector
: brands and gudge e-marks before sending
q away empty casks which have contained
= these goods. Tho penalty is a fine of $500
y for each cask that is neglected.
$ The young snobs and swells of Oxford
:. University Kissed and hooted when thc
t name OF President Johnson was mentioned
y at the late annual commencement of thai
d institution. They claim an INN smoraI
!, rigl&to tboNaye like blAckg in express
y ing Their opinions of everybody.
:, "a In consequence of the cholera having
a broken out IN EGipt, the whole of the In
y dia, Chiua aul Australian m lis wero sem
II from the general postuhicc, on The 20tlr il
7, hoxeS Instead Of bNss, to prevent infection
1t from heing carried out of Egypt by the
. mails passing through that country.
y Ii is estimate,l that thcre still remains il
Texas from 100000 to 100000 balos of oil
J, crop cotton, while, owing to various unE.
" Vorahle circumstances, IL il thought thi
= years crop viii not exceed $4,000 bales. II
. is also calculated that there are within tht
= State, accumulated during the war, five mil
J. lion pounds of wool
a young girl in Lafayette, Indiana, wa
y recently stung in tho mouth by a bee, caus
~ Ing fearful swelling, and threatening suf
!. location. The girls mother, not knowing
= WHNl Clso ~ 90, nleu Tue Cnilu 4 sInOutl
/ With coal oil, and tho c0cct was most mag
i ical; tho swelling Immediately subsidized
. and the pain was relieved.
i. The Lindsay &C., wy Post speaks of al
. extraordinary colony of caterpillars which
$ were seen in that ncighborhood some Tim,
d since. They numbered millions upon mil
3 lions, and were moving in a western diroo
I, ton, consuming thistcs, grass aud every
Ii kind of vegetation they met with on thcil
J. march. So completely did they dcmolisl
thistlcs, that nothing remained of those at
tackled save the roots and thorns.
5. a man in hartford, WisoOnsi n, has
N chicken with three pairs of wings. One
i. pair are whore other chickens wear theirs
~ on It's sides. The second pair are attaohe,
to It's legs at the JOINTS, and are as large as
: the first The third pair are where Moreu
ry wore his, attached to his feet. tn,
t. ch ckcn is about two months old, strong
h and active, and as large again as any Other
of the same brood, and makes u decided,
q funny appearance in running.