The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-11-22


| Tux New York Herald proposes to pay
the National Debt by making a bonfire Of
the bonds, and offers 10 contribute Sl00, 900
to tho conllagration. .tH
BUFFALoEs are unusually abundant on
tie Plains this season. A party of ten
hunters went out from Fort Hayes aud
killed nineteen the other day.
A DEcAyED piece Of porcelain dish, sup.
posed to have belonged to the race whioh
preceded tho Indian, has been found in
Adams Township, Lucas County. a.
THERE is no longer doubt OF the defeat
of negro suffrage in Minnesota by about
one thousand majority. Gen. Marshall's
majority in the State is about 5000.
THE aggregate vote of Now York State
this year was probably 100000. less than
that for Governor last year The staying
at homo was done in great part by the Re-
publcans
Two clearly defined cases Of trichina
have occurred In st. Louis. The men died
at the City Hospital. One of them was
treated for consumption, ana the other for
typhoid fever.
Ten thousand dollars worth of wood was
recently burned by prairie fire, near s, :
dalia, Mo, Tho town of Carthage Jasper
County, harrowly escaped destruction from
the same cause. ..t.t..
THEpopular excitement in Italy increase en-.
The Government il using precautions
against any outbreak, while France is s,nd.
ing more troops to the Papal States. Cur.
ibaldi ia still a prisoner
DuRISG the late New York election ten
dollar rolls of coiu were paid out for Dem.
n xsnt 40 oil -, 4
and a roll Of lead in The middle was all the
voter realized, upon examinations
AN oil train on the Erie Railroad. near
Oaleon station, was run into on Sunday
morning by another train and tho oil set on
ire. Twenty QUO cars aud a locomotive
were destroyed. The loss is very heavy.
EVERY Congressional district in Ohio ex.
cept the Seventeenth, Eighteenth, and Nine
teenth, gave majorities against Negro Suf
frage.r '''t
"'ris true, Ills pity: and pity lis, 'tis true"
The official returns Of the Georgia cleo
tion are MS follows: Number OF Registered
voters, l8S,647 votes cast. i0o ,4lO; for
the Convention, l02, ,2S3 The number {, {
whites voting for the Convention was about
SO, 500.
+, The propeller Antelope, with cargo of
wheat and flour, was destroyed by fire at
Buffalo, Saturday. The boat was owned by
Lathrpp & Co, Of Racine, Wisconsin, and
was worth $4,000, The cargo was worth
100000.
GENERAL GOODMAN, Auditor of State, and
one of the Commissioners appointed for
that purpose, is how busily engaged in
preparing u codilication of the financial laws
TO be laid before the Legislation at the com
ing session.
LATEST advices from Minnesota indicate
that the negro suffrage proposition was
carried in that State at the late election by
1000 majority and that the minority for the
Republican State ticket was in tho neigh.
borhood of 5000.
ADDITIONAL accounts of the recen. hur.
ricanes in the West Indies do not subtract
anything from the gloomy reports of des
o!ation given by the first reports. Thirty
thousand houses were damaged in Port
Rico, and every living thing swept off the
Island of Tortoa
SENATOR WADE was seriously injured on
the 9th, by being thrown out of his buggy.
Mrs. Wade was with him and both were
much bruised, the Senator very badly about
the head and chest, from which no is suffer.
ing severely though he expects to be able
to start Tor Washington the last of this
week. .ti,l N.atu E sN, t.g..., se.
IT was decided, the other day, In Vir.
ginia court, as it has been decided in other
courts BEFORE that o party receiving a
counterfeit note, who retains il an unrea.
Sonahle time without notice to the per.
son from whom it was taken is guilty of
gross negligence, and cannot recover the
amount by suit. t.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, yr, late manager
osthe New York HsFaii, was arrested on
broadway tho other morning for drunken
ness and disorderly conduct, He resisted
the officer and fought all the way to the
station. II is said he has 'quarreled with
his father been dismissed from the Herald
aud has gone to the bad"
THE silver miners in the Hartz Noun.
tains OF Germany have just completed, for
purposes of drainage aud ventilation, tun.
nel twenty two miles long; two million
cubic yards of solid rock were excavated.
ten thousand pounds of power used, and
the lmHal extent of blasting. holes drilled
$50 miles. These mines have been Oner
ated since the year 626.
CuAsR first suggested the plan of "uni
versal amnesty and universal suffrage" as
basis for reconstruction. This is beauti.
tnl. tits proposition to trade even, a
traitor for loyal man--to give to traitor
what he has no right to, provided that
he lem agree that the loyal man shall
have what he has right to. Sublime
craftsmanship : Times.
E. A, PoLIASD, author of "Lee and his
Lioutenents, while walking with his wife
in Baltimore the other day, was shot at by
John aud Douglass Wise. son and nephew
Of Henry A, Wise. of Richmond. One ball
| passed through Polhrds arm. Pollard
drew his pisiol, but was poworless to raise
It, The affair was on account Of letter
written by Pollard to Wise.
IT is understood that fgom the hour when
Dickens first opens bis mouth, in public
readings, in America, the New Yolk Herald,
with perhaps other journals in its train,
will open upon him ceaseless lombard
ment. Popular extracts from tho Amer.
lean Notes have already been selected Tor
serial publication from day to day, so that
popular prejudice may gel the range.
THERE is small rebellion in Holmes
| County. Sheriff French has refused to sur.
render bapkrupt's property to the cred.
itor's assignees. The Common Pleas Judge
sustained the sheriff, who was about TO sell
I the property but was arrested by the
/ Quilted States Marshal. Tho people res,
eued the prisoner, aud the Marshal was re
/ quired to give bonds. lie returned to
Cleveland, aud accompanied by twelve or
fifteen OF the Metropolitan police, on the
l2ih inst, went again to Holmes county TO
enforce his rights. lie arrested the Sher-