The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-11-09
Z ESUNfMAKY or NEWS.


TES thousand negroes have been buried
In Matches since 1860. &
THs total value Of prizes to bp given al
the Paris sxhibitoVis Sl9b,O0O ip gold.
'rnE wikd carried Grebrands from the
great fire in Quebec l5,miles iuts the in
terror,
THERE pissed through Columbus last
week $50 immigrants, of whom 3lT will
remain in Ohio. 8t NEs ". =
Twenty ave hundred barrels of sweet
potatoes per week are received in Boston
during the season.
TnE Bucyrus journal reports Chat the
hog cholera is prevailing in Crawford Coun.
ty, o., aud is very fatal -0ue farmer lost
one bundled and twenty hogs by'it.
A HIGHER than the highest Yo Semitic
waterfall has been found on the south ,ork
of the Tuolumne River in California, Ii
has clear unbroken fail OF 1000 feet.
THE city government of Quebec has pro.
hibited tho copstructioppof wooden buld-
lngs within the burnt dielrct and has de.
cided to adopt the Gre alarm telegraph. n.
The Quebec winter extends from the
middle OF October to tho 6yst week ih May,
aud the unhappy condition of those poor
people who We're rendered, homeless by
the great hre can hardly be, exaggerated,
DuRfNa the Indian war of last year it
cost the Government about one huudred
thousand dollars apiece to kill Indians,
while it costs the Missionary Board about
one hundred dollars apiece to convert heai
thens ~ '.ot A "n+ l.l
A COMPANY is sepdiIlg fresh updressed
meat from South Arierita to England pre-
serving it en- route by sealing it hermeti-
cally in eta Gains. When the eans are
opened in England the meat Is as fresh as
Fit just killed. '.I'''' NNi@'i
The. Paris journals announce that the
Empress Eugene has placed in the Church
of Notre Dame des Victories u magnificent
lamp bearing the initials Ia ~, which is
to burn perpetually before tho high altar.
Ii is avow relative to her family.
Coal WEISS, respectively six and three
feet IN thickness, have been struck near
Leavenworth at a distance. of about six
hundred feet ,bepeatl the surface. The
Eeavepworth Conservative thinks the sup
ply will be sufficient to supply the entire
State of Kansas. "
Sixty years ago there was hardly craft
larger than an Indian canoe on the great
! Western lakes. In lS4l tho lake trade
amounted to sos 100000 In 1851 to $500.
0OO 900 in 1861 to S550,000000, and il
bids fair in 1871 to reach to the enormous
sunof 81 900, 900 900. ,lm.
Mr. GEORGE PEABODY, it. is said, stated t.
friend in Baltimore, that he thought his
wealth might be estimated at twenty-five
million dollars, which would he nearl,
double in ten years. lie has given ava,
for public benefit aOonttw millions duriu.
the last two or three years.
The Spanish Government, which still
maiotalns slavery in Cuba, has issued i
decree that any person of color living as
slave in the Spanish dependencies shal
become free from the moment that he
touches4he soil OF Spain or any other coun
try in which slavery does not exist. ,
4, WtrHrN few days past large quantitie
of mus kets have been shipped from C!eve
lard to Port Stanley and Port BurwelI
Canada. They are bought up on this sid
and sent to Canada by man who claims t.
be doing it for private speculation. The
! are taken for the use of the Canadian militia
] MEssRs, rhiers, Guizot. Victor uuso
4 Lamartine, Cousin, George Sand, aud othe
| illustrious writers, are actually engaged il
writing u book upon Paris in which eac
of them are to contribute CHAPTER. 1'h
\ book will appear at the French Exposiliu
as fresh monument of French genius an,
talent.