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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-04-27
DITCH NOTICE.-Netce is hereby giver

That Wm Carris and others have filed petition
in this office, praying for the locating establishing
and constructing of ditch, drain or water course,
under the act to provide for the locating, estab-
fishing and constructing Of bitches, drains and
water-courses, passed May |, A. ID. 1852 com
mencing ON the road between Bloom and Portage
Townships, at the southwest corner of section
thirty -four t3D in Portage Township: thence
north on or near the section line between thirty
three (33) and thirty-four (34l, between twenty
seven (27l and twenty eight (2S) between twenty
one (2ll and TWENTY-FIVE t22), and between fifteen
(l5l and sixteen l6), to empty into Flick Creek
between sections fifteen Is and sixteen (l6), and
there terminate and that the time for the hearing
on said petition, by the Township Trustees, has
been set ON SATURDAY, the 18th day of May, A.
ID. 1855, at the house Of Robert McMahan Town
ship CLERK Of Portage Township, Wood County,
Ohio, at | o'eloek p. NJ. Of said day
ROBERT McMAHAN, Twp. Clerk.
Clerks 0llice, Portage Tp., Wood Co., o.,
April 81, 1865. 52bs5 25
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-04-27

CoSsrANrtSorLE correspondent of the
New York Post writing on the 18th Of
"Ech, says that tho Cholera Conlerauce
had ceased tS sittiugs, without elIeeting
any good. Its recommendations tor the
establishment of a quarantine had been
complied with. There was no cholera
aiong the coasts of tho Rcd Sea- but it was
spreading in the lower parts OF Me0sopota.
mia, and GppOrcntIy approaching the
Persian Gulf, There were alsos some isolated
cases along the Danube, vessel from
Egypt had arrived at Coustantinoplo on
which one death from tho disease had taken
place, but il had been followed by no
others.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-04-27

EAcH memLer of Congress has been re-
queeied by the Secretary OF War to nomiu.
ate a candidate for Second Lieutenant in
ihe regular army.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-04-27
STATEMENT OF Nh. HURST,

GEN. LgwIs CAss was born on tho 9th Of
0etobor, 1892, and is, consequently, in his
eighty.tourth year. lie has been suffering
for some time from an inourablc disease Of
the budter, which is not Immediately dan.
gorous, and he has been improving of late.
Ills condition is such AS to require privacy
aud the constant attendance Of physicians
aud nurses.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-04-27

THE China Sea is again infested with
pirates, and 10 such an extent that naviga-
ton is rendered very dangerous. An Ameri-
can vessel is said TO have been attacked
recently, and, in spite OF a brave resistance
the captain and crew were forced 20 leave,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-04-27

TuE Board of Health of New York City
have determined 10 remove the cellar pop
nlation to more healthy abOdes, and estab-
lish temporary cholera hospitals for use ia
cases Of necessity,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-04-27

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE. - Notice is
- hereby given that the undersigned has been
duly appointed and qualified as Administrator de
bons non. on the estate of Joseph Russell, de-
ceased, late Of Wood County, Ohio. All persons
Interested will take notice and govern themselv6 5
accordingly. HENRY LUNDY.
Perrysburg, April 81, 1865. 52d+
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-04-27
ANOTHER STUMP SPEECH FROM
Ti,it ~ THE pHESIDENT.

PRESIDENT JOHNSON took oFUgsiof tho
other evening, again to demcan himself and
the position he occupies, by a violent ha.
rmguc, addressed to crowd similar in
character 10 tho ono before which lac dis.
graced his station and insulted the Amcri-
can people, On the night Of The 22d of Feb
r,lary last, In this speech he shows as
much as ever his reckless disregard for the
wishes and sentiments Of the American peo-
pie. II bristles with the intcnscst cgotsm,
aud sets the popular will Vt defiance by os.
sorting his Intention of maintaining his own
peeular views on all qnes tons of pnblic
policy with all the power al his command
Tbis last display, like others heretofore, is
unworthy the President aud the nation over
which he prcsdcs,
II, seems that lac takes overy occasion,
special or otherwise, TO confront the loyal
people with "my policy" and to urge the
immediate rcadmission of tho Southern
States into all their former rights and priv.
ileges as members of tho Federal Union
This is virtually asking tho North to sur
Tehuer 10 southern dlotatlon u IL asking
the true aud loyal sentiment Of the country
10 comply with the demands of treason and
70 sacrifice every principle for which it has
expended so mnch blood aud treasure dur
ing the carnage Of four years terrible
cohfiIet. Why, these reconstructed States
M they now stahd, are the mere creatures
of Executive power without even tho sane
ton or authority of law. Hnd in these Gro.
ations the existence of more than four mil.
lions of inhabitants-- the freedmen Of the
South-is utterly ignored No account is
taken Of their rights, either civil or polit-
icai. The American people have sacrificed
zoo much, they have passed through too
many dark aud trying hours to fritter away
their dearest principles at the ipsc dirH
of demugoguc, bo he ctiaen or President.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-04-27

THE Official count of the Connecticut
election has been made. IIawloy, Union,
for Governor, received 43,974 votes, and
English, Democrat, 43,433. There were
only ten scattering votes. lIawley's ma
iority is 5sl. On tho other tickets the
Union majority is about 1000, On Saaa.
tors il is l,040 and on Sheriff ,254.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-04-27

CIxuNNATi dispatch to the Chicago
Times says: There has been three deaths
by Asaiic cholera thus far in This city.
Responsible physicians have declared these
cases TO he the usual fOrerunuers of the
fearful cholera epidemic. The scattering
cases are nie same as ihOse Of le32 aud 1910.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-04-27
SUEnIFF'S SALE.

William H. Benz
VS., : In Wood Co. Common Pleas
Martin Moore. J
by virtue of an execution issued in the above
e1uSe by the Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas
of Wood County, Ohio and tn me directed and
delivered, will offer for sale at public vendue at
the door Of Che Courthouse, in rerrysburg, of said
county, on
THURSDAY, MAY TO- 1865,
Between the hours OF aud o'clock Z, NJ, Of said
ddv, the following personal property, tn-wit'
Four Huutmg case Silver Watches J Hunting
case Composition Watch Gold-case Holders
aud Pens Silver.ease do; rs Finger Rings,
said to be Gold Is plain small Silver Rings ~
heavy Silver Rings Q Coral and 81 Bead Rings /;
"a plain small Rings.
ALS0-At rontogauy, at Me Grocery Store Of
II. Ruld, on FRIDAY, May IL, 1865, b tween the
hours Of and O'Clock p NJ, will offer for sale
8 tuns, more or less, of Mill Feed, or Ship Stuff.
Terms, Cash. @. w. EVERS, Sheriff.
Cook e. BILL, Attorneys for Plaintiff
Perrysburg, April "a, 1866. 52bSl
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-04-27

Go to your banqet nicn, but use delight,
So rs 70 rise still with an appetite.
Appetite is usual y caprlcious from other
d. II. Scelyes Liquid Caiarrh Remedy I,
which will remove the cause, aud effect
permanent cure.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-04-27

A DMfNISrRAT0R'S NOTICE. - Notice is
~ hcreby given that the undersigned has been
duly appointed and qualified as Admins strator on
the estate oC William r. Peck, deceased, late of
Wood COunty, Ohio. All persons interested will
govern themselves accordingly.
HENRY LUNDY, Administrator.
rerrysbWrg, April 25. 1896. 59d=
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-04-27
READY MADE CLOTHING


For Men and Boys.
A complete assortment also Piece Goods and
GentlemeD's Furnishing Goods; have the best fa-
cilitics TOR getting mp gentcel suit of clothes
very short notice.
HATS AND CAPS-All kinds and sizes.
BOOTS AND SIIOES-For Ladies and
Misses, Mon and Boys. All warranted OF
no sale.
An assortment of CROCKERY and
HOUSE-FURNlSHING GOODS, unsur-
passed in this vicinity.
GROCERl ES-Such as Coffee. Toa Sugar,
Syrups, Spices, Rice, Starch, Saleratus, &C., &c.
We invite an examination of our Immense
Stock. We guarantee the quality Of our Goods,
and shall at all times, endeavor to sell at prices
that will satisfy our friends.
We pay CASH at all times for Grain and Country
Produce, and have ample Storage Room for all
kinds of Grain.
We also pay CASH FOR SLAVES delivered
at our yard in Perrysburg.
s1y~ Notice our Market Reports in to-day's pa !.
per. We buy AMI sell in accordance with the
prices there given.
F. r. MILLER & co.
Perrysburg, April l6, 1865. 3zz
, 1866-07-31
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.

f.,r,,exs,era searcr, for cnnIfdatebr
reN.. T...Tt-,rc r1s,rJ~.-T:cns1
Aac SlAtu 1noA"Na
e0burn*s Prospcets-l'cfsonai
tied Union NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II.
<.,,.. alf,anv S1,cccl,-Lif,rnrv Ct-
.ons .cio9 , EIs,1ta1,
tr"et-te1icfal ssaia1eh' /
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trfbuue.l}
1sn.aSAro11s. july &
c.,,, a saaahoads ~ ~, Il
.ihe eoppcsnesos anu eoseacauS " u.s II
C1cseiona1 district have been tT{1ny Tor eonc VI
to NJ nm a coalition nnd unite on some cnodiai
~ nref Hon ;John Cobnrn. the Radical UuA
.',nao ~ uas w W,,sh.1 n.r., GnoaTn. h.s bccn n.
toned as the candidate, but to-day he COMES et
in The following card:
GrEEsr7r1D, Ind, Juls 9Th, Isl
~ IN - !sMr 1n.me having bcrn f.coujy
,rcnISnncd hr tFe friends cf thn adrninte,raticpf
is"as;Jn+t I9bnsnr 80 = cnrcfilafr for Cont
atc;net .:cn"eai Cnhn5, tkc Raisiea1 candiI5i
~. ,hss nnn.,T+nniIr cF ssTin- fo yon. Id
n, ,oreh Son 10 the ntopIe. al Esve ioyar9T
, 1866-07-31

10 tile 2l.t by tho Cf,lna-!aus-
.tfda'a Acceptance Of tlac Proposed Sus-
pension Of Observation-Disclosures Answer
not Nccc1ycd-No Further Fighting
1erportcti-The Naval Battle III the
Adrfntfc-Auktrln Consents to Vyfth-
drnsv from tile Ger1ann4c Confctlcrn-
tt.,n-Thc English Parliament md
tho Confederation Of tile North Ameri-
can provfnce.-Prcpur rnt1os,s for tho
Isefrncc Of vienna Affairs In
Northern, Itnsy-Poltticnl Matters In
prll%eIn-EfiG1i~l Parliamentary, FL.
1.ut.cIal antl General Hens.
HALIFAX, July Gothic steamship China, from
Liverpool July 2lst, Queenstown cd, las arrived.
Austria and l'rus*is had accented thc proposals
for Suspension Of tosl!lics For fire days and 1t
WAS expected to result In IN or1nisticc for Elk
weeks.
Great preparations we're ma}st6g at St Peter!
bnrG to sisc United States Assistant SECRETARY Fox
g1atd reception.
(l.atc@l via QnccusloWn.]
LIVERPOOL, July sl.-The announcement that
Austria had accepted tho proposals for the sus.
pension OF lIosttities had cansca great bnnyancy
In alt the u,arkcts the prevailing upinfon. cs2e-
ci,l]y among the Germans, being thai peace Is al
mott certain to be- concluded, and consequently
u.cae will he no resumption OF host'lttics.
The Italian answer had not been received. Their:
"csr sc7osts Of further dghtiug.
lisfErooI, July @aa.-ln the great fight OF Ltssa,
'hc Italian irieale lie Italia sunk by concits
flon a. The commencement OF the hattie. An iron
cssti h'cw up with ait OH hoard, with cries ol
"iit 'lsc Inc Hing and Italy, from t'r crew.
1ta4san accounts Slate Tint the Austrian equadro,
retired altcf enc man-of.war and two steamers h4t
bctp rnnk.
Vienna telegram say% lie Italian fleet wa,
driven bark ndl'nrsuch by lie Austrians in til,
direction of Ancona.
lis asserted fron, Parie that Austria ha. con
seutca to retire from the Icr1nan1c Contdc,a alton
II Is stated that Frankfort Will hnsc ~ pay fur
The. war contribution Of =, ,ooV. .0o hor1ns.
The Paris Bonrrc was excited. Rcntca GN &c.
The London Oost,rer rtases TINT Parliament I'll
be required at almost thc last moment Of the te'
sion to give It's consent to tbs Confederation Of tn
North American Provinces, including Tho plna Il
| tia continuance Of tic Grand Trunk Railroad.
Ascldukc Albrccbt bad htucd ptoclamatto
, 1866-07-31
FROM SY. LOUIS.

Preparation for The Enforcement Of t1ac
Ilcgthtry I.nsr-I'caint1 In a Brotl,cl-
Fatal Qunrrci-Dc<tr1ctfve Fire lii
Atchlsun, X KuNHn4-1;xprc<s Robbery
Lobs of Life During II Sorul.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tiibunc.1
st. Louis, July 90
The Governor is qnIetly organizing The militia
in The fntc1Ior to secure the enforcement Of the
Registry Law. The Conservatives nrc threatening
rcsletance and In the strong 1ebc! counties rc Of.
ganiztug johnson c!uhs. II Is etacd as singular
circumstance, that the Liberty ancna1, which was
robnt1 by the rebels In 1861, and Il located In d
lown which! WIS robbed In bro,d daylight last
sr1ing by less Than. twenty rebch, Is now being
filled With arms and ammunition 5y orders from
Washington, The seccesfonist { tEe apparently
The German wife who clipped rom St. Clair
County. Illinois, was found lIett In brothcl 1ast
nteht; ey her huahaud, aud the child restored to
Another murder occurred 1ast nchl. Hart, an
Irishu,an, had Qn0Trcl1cd will his ;oo1n.mate, P.
loom, whrn ha was etahbcd hy Hut ind died
quickly. Hart was arrested.
i disastrous 1sc occurred at Atehfnn, Eansas,
on
i despatch fom Wyandotac. Kansas stl;tes .ha
Thutaay na hf i sfsn' sss Of M e a ts s9tss a
be wHr out the f:le was blown open ani robbed 81
C1nis. Ii is tl1onght ttc robbcr yill 10 arrested.
Reports from Iike Connsy, III, st,te that dur.
tne the late terrible storm which sktcd that eec-
itke County, ill.,, VIC are Informed that tnan By
Tie name Vi House, md wttc, living on Dutch
Creek, between Pleasant Hill and Aims, owing to
1csiacuce and concluded To sleep Ina stable lon
near BY ihc creek which vas more fcasant. Tho
storm coming ur In short. time, tnl the rain
iapidly, md In short time hail csrrtd the stable
away. Tie woman vas drowned. Ter body wns
discovered On thu following day+ lew hundred
| yards bclow. The ho1tcs we1c nas3 found III +
drill lclOW,
, 1866-07-31
FROM SAN FRANCISCO:

Sllfpvrcc2k on tho Chinese Consf-xSNrfs-
Burning OF a Coulle S1ip-Onc I1nn-
dsed ana I'orty-tsyn Lives Lost-Fro.n
china nnd AustruiIn--Grc.un News
Mining Receipts, Ac., dc.
SAN FrlAkc1sco. Cal, Jnly 25.-Tho Supreme
Gon IF II ,,s s validity Of
The ehip st1as urcen1nan, from nonK. Kong.
bring. The account at tc loee on Marcl 4a1,f tttc
bark lebel'c on an H,inbabed Ieef called MaKg M
thee weeks, hut flntrg no water. thar a!nEt!d In
tio sb}r's .ong.boat inr tse Ladrono 1elamds, IN
earxs or H. Tst ar ~. H. san; w1 ss
but lilo iattr, law uot bccn heard fsorn Madam
Alma n!shcp aml party were among the pa:.en.
fHg i,oai, at 10 bling a,rny tai,og Il, tfea:aIc,
WHICH waa t!,sel aud mtEsd On tie ts'auds.' The
cnrgu IRA. ta1url al t;pd'.Doo,
, f un s IT, a5 e i May liz s ac of e IL SY etp #
4hs cso2le ,l!P Yedao ya' burn. e.f Tho Iaya
,lullsy occnsIcd on !,oar.l Tla s!.l"f ,nate, orc
H. 81 Es SuSsns ss h ssnt asnns
ssatt ss'"f aIn sHftYt' e'o~ OF sa1asf VI
'"s,e 81. fmanc.st, FIJI q wa., n,r mA cor trun rcnr
~. Viii itoii md siniAm Anna t.ter ,eoIdt!'l.
t',r statement s1,nt thu paMrt'gp,a VI tlie hata IT,
Se rro IT, sa. ssfSptt s's5 ' sai, w.o
sM, 'Fs, I'D ~ .s s1s T. III e no III
lfr 'Hotts u tcllc,e tliu Distressed ad apmseclsr
jlorg t'ong nt'sicr. e.,tta,'e! lhc ferntlud lnus
,AtilssA. bark Ail"s Sharp. ca!l saa'i', fto't
Thn st:ntnct Ott.a,a. rtola col1inl'1n ilireF
iitltuu deprs,iuijUiis III ttnhU Tetritory coli
ts sf%s f.s, 11S;si 1;S s ts%ft% It :1a ); M si :H r. '' d
.'fts !fy,'t tltatAgl u vicIotH a!ll NsW auiItl
, 1866-07-31
CHICAGO. TUESDAY. JULY 81, 1866.

master at lows City, anl t;cncra:;3- =. GMt1ers
y.ts jan Gea,1 xso ee s ..s2 I9"s
Wankegan, III.
LAND oTrtcE coxx1ssiosxR.
elton Of Comn1is. .iouer Of he i;euera Land ONCE,
was recalled % Friday night. III, W1ltou viii,
however, lc npl,oiutcd u lie President to per.
~ ornEn coussrnxArpxp.
Drieatier General &. ". EmIth. Aliutant to
Gcncsnt Tcr1y, ordered to icu his rcEmo1t lhe Fif
iicscd by tic special teaucet Of Gsnrrals Grant
and Teiry. The order of the War Department
was countcrmundcd, ait, he .cfurrs ncaif, 10 the
roie On tic muster out Of General Wnwloy, now
Governor OF Connecticut. and has Drrfprncd Ii.
a11uoue dulles With signal abItitT.
ctfn1Ena III arTwtnr
, 1866-07-31
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

Rrcyrt prOfnOt1otl#Specm Of 1lll-
mol. Mineral. for tho Paris Expo<1-
tfon-Incrca*c In tho Grand Army Of
the Iterub1Ic-Slatc Geological Re.
port, etc.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tr1buue.]
Srn1sGFTRlpt July 80.
Col jules c. Wcbhcr, latc oftln Eighteenth I'LL.
nots Infantry has received his c1tnlsslot as Bsc-
vct Dt1g.dtcr General. United Eatcs Volunteers.
Gen. Wpbbcr Is hoss the Adjut,s General ri ltc
Grand Army Of tho 1seruhlIc u tlie Slate, 'sith
headquarters III this cil{.
Thu following Illinois officers iave bcc't rotnt-
nalcl y Tho President for EagmC,on; CO.; ltaac
to bc Isrcvct Tr'gadter General; Lieut.. Col i; q.
i,ox, twelfth Cavalry, 10 lie Drcvt l1Flgaaer ten
cal; t'npt ChuNncy L. Mopre, I. tho ThirtJ.scs-
M H. ig!ax t. neet s' IT. tsst ss,t sa e s sse SS
eIonc ni.i oihcf a.tlc"r fir rx1l.na 1t Thy lhrl.
woR' and ciycs lie snott iialter,s nccMnl Of il.o
tm!urtal resources d. eoHthe!n Jllnol..
Thc Col,cti"r of termiIiHn coHn!y ,af1 Into
r Sat cs, % Sts5 u @ asss's s ia, sss
ef tho "t';ami Army i !he l,ep9t1ie,n, }adIN!ns I
s sGIss!y, s5,: Il IT,: Ii HI :'!s s1 sse Il y "s g.
iafi alensrai't oirc III M. clty II tseaisrd 'r,l,
nEElrstIor fut iI. a',I r. H.l}o,i a,te:' fos
"ihr cGl,,n,utli,. nn!l II il t!rAtlncl D. wnid u
fHwer IN tic .rolIt1rsl nteia. wt'';a Nvfhsrh
trirr ltr1 tultrr tt't c"tlh!n Will. d rx'l,?y
il 1lur Will undoubtedly sutv ut tlp "u!iT tftr'
iir,,, III tic ent,r ,it"ttlon 4! Thlt nclr enns
wrts rontrl hnting thy ,rt."lllutt. ,,,.,,,.. ~,
1lr NJ Ct yo1nN!c 1T al,e !trIMl Or thesthtf y"
pnlpey 1T the Riatr. VII. l'1ne"1 II ~ hands u
||n, lTht1rr tha '!utttlng, and wflf tulehdy toI
! ,lisIflnth!n IL s4lity tn}s. .,,n u,.,,
AIiftNltnf Rotlcfy flelt 'l,Ir tity forfltraE, =
nt'ia tYda}, II l1sflhi,Fs tftr ro.etstH llie NJ
lnUae(lnE aln!r ralt and implement 4't''
, 1866-07-31
FROM NEW ORLEANS.
The Sfntc Convention Excitement
Threatened Tronble-DeNpntch from
The Fic.ialeslt-proelas11n IN alton FROM tho
NTnt4r. k.r

The Sfntc Convention Excitement
Threatened Tronble-De*pntc1l from
tho F1c-itlent-Troclasna snaaion FROM tho
Mayor, DC.
NV YcRK< JnlE 3o.-Tbe ~ York Tribune
IN NV w oH1TaSs, ,n1y sa-rho Constitutional
Convention will nice! Tomorrow. There ie great
% re r th Sy sa lo4 4eSs r. e
t;eneial Harry Hayes, las sworn In n posse Of
deputies 70 promote This disruption. Members o.
s h GPon ie 1saoue snS
f:nEufnc. The Governor has returned to tho city,
sud Is engaged in Organizing the militia ts1c:psc-
tire o. color large force Of which Will guard the
Ne Srw o11EAss, July aa.-Yestcrday tho Attorney
Gsnsal cfhe Saf and se suensni & I 20.
a! : iePpSlissa seE.o Mes:!9SS ssc ni:ht Ss!o5e,
en esas eleetns iii a II soss
Convention. and was in lcasnc With the Repub't-
cane, that fl was intended to tnGtct The members
q s e. %
tbc United States shonld Interfere 10 prevent the
execution Of civil process; TO which the President
from Washington replied w..n,xorox I'M. -
ITO Albert voorhe., lleutcuans-Go,cruog Of
ionselsn;n,; 3 !1;!,;, rt,, I'm o..o, "a sr.,,,, anil
no. obslraei Or in,c1ferc With The p1oeseifns. oi
%ss ss"s g " VII;
t-tFHk4P ~" ~0AAH"Ve'"
The StsyoE iasucd tho following proclamation :
IAronAI1r 0FrtEE> New OuIEAxa,(
CITr HAIL, July 20, 1861.
WHEREAS, Tie Exttnetlon Convention OF 1861
pserosce meeting lhia day and
NuEnEAs, Intelligence having reached nc that
the peace and good order Of the city might be dis
Now, therefore, I, John T. Monroe, Ma5or ol
The city Of New o1tcans. do Issue th!s, ny Rrocla
ca,ns on 81 M Psce p
| i do particularly call npon the younger member!
| Of stfs cor,murty 10 aet with such ea!,urts aud
rrcgrtey a slss ths good name OF VI & c'g enS mn.
tsruction policy ot thc President r. po1 afforded
creating BREACH Of the peace, and talsiyl!nE
facts, y the grca. 1siMsy Of ,:tfG ahc una2 ea12
good citizens to refrain nom gst"tEta,Es tn
Convention satisfied, from seeent aesaa;eec
from Washington. that the dclibcratlon Of t1
mt mbcra thereof will receiyr m conn!enaneo ffon
t,,e tadcnt, and lllat ho viii sustain ths sSsq. !.
lar and acts to Tic satisfaction Of tho good pcorl
| Ut thr city and Etate.
tslgncd) .fonx r. MoxnoK, Mayor.
LII Iii tnsei~!er wi!h Tue Mayor yesterday. Ger
, 1866-07-31

Cholera Repors-Ftre from Petroleum
How tlac Atlantic Cable News II Re-
cciyc<l-Doubt1ul Report.
New YoEK, July a1-Fonrteen cascs and four
deaths By cholera In this city; three on Black
welle tsia, aud fourteen cases Is and elsht death,
y 9rooklyn are reported. sx CASES ana , two n;
tcntIAsy.
The exr.osion of petroleum. etove. The sufferers
we5e:J: na:ingers = Go,s dealers ta eotsoaado
Nornea i Co.. dealers in silks; Messrs. ". &
Co.'S clock WAS yalucd al &Esuoo, aud Viii b.
ucatly total loss. Enf:e Io.s will reach $lD.0N.
There werc eleven casos Of chelela here yestcr.
day and eIx dcalhs today. The dlseasc IL on AZ
ef TIC nasteEy barracks threaten To tear dnwn aud
destroy tho lui1utugs, they continue to be nse
a. a cholera hospital The police base the matter
namtli, tho American {ehamplon!), rover
arrived passenger on Tue C'ay ot New York To-
fhe people Of New York seeelso tho newa Of |hs
, 1866-07-31
FROM MADISON~

The Coming Bread and Butter Convene
tIon-iAnnual Agricultural Fnlr-Eom-
I1arltccmrMt OF lInryest-Scyrro E4unll
-1tctofc1uE over the Succus3 OF tho
Atani,1ic Cubir.
t*pcciaI Despatch to The Chicago 1'ribnne.1
AiADtsoN, Wts, July fW.
Prospects for the brad and nattcr Staio Cun.
rcn&aot On Wednesday arc scry poor. Very fdw
who hnse herrlnfose acted wiIl tho Unton party
atc likely to be present. Quite number Of uatncs
published with TIM cali for thu Convention hnve
bccn cxpa!ned nway, tl.o mun declaring that tl'ey
onfy tlEllsd caat FIR jnnn nucsfng of dlrrrnt
ttHrarcr. ur That ticl! c',a,'gn Iii ttc political
ASPECT l,as lakcn piare taat they eaun9! now eii'
ass ii o asa nfa d}.cosSa 1"'
y. M!:ren;In kia.e rntr rtr In norten'nor next !.
ltkr]y t0 e0n,prte fur prize hannpF for tho beal
show. tim t'rant has been !Astled 10 dr1l'estshu
animal aa'l,uss.
!!ar1cAt opsnt To-day, VII. !he bsat Of wea:l.sE'
Thare VIVA q hosnru blow hero yesterday after
moon. ean'lxns rnll.boals, eo.ar Of thv oceapanss
o. which had n mt row cacnta from Atnwn1ng.
1'hrts, ~ ,nucll reto lug over lae con,pefl0n o
.hu At1aatic cubic, but no formal denominations
, 1866-07-31

laying OF the Atlantic cable without much excite
mcnt. No pnb'lr or -ottcial recognition Of lhc
great act has yel been maac..
The cholera appears To remain shout the same
today ts On Saturday. II does not Fee!u to have
made An attack except fp III oyercFowdel. IT.
lighted, Poorly ventilated honsc OF ncfEhborhood,
Of where the eeverage i. grossly defective.
Tho NortG reports the sailing an' Thursday last
Of propeller-steamer q sD tons fos Natamoras,
viii otu reso1;ers. 100 iaee II pieces q light
.Jaurcr's army. Maj Gen. Lew Na11ate and Brig.
Gen. Sturms, recently Of our army. ;scre passen-
ecrr. Eaofls IN stop her 1,y tho MeHcan 1mp1!.
a}fsta' aGents were uns1cceFeln1
Tho steamers City Of New York ana Dosuesia
hsse arrived. News Anltt1pated.