The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-11-08
SUMMARY OF NEWS.


country commencing at Boston.
The Virginia Convention is composed of
81 whites and 25 colored delegates.
The Auditor and Comptroller of Ohio
made the regular examination Of the State
Treasury on Friday, and found all accounts
correct, with total balance OF $695, ,209 "a
on hand.
IT ia said that the Kansas river bottoms
will, this year, produce one hundred and
twelve bushels Of corn to the acre. That
will make up for some of the deficiencies
elsewhere.
The publisher of q New York weekly
newspaper refused, the other day, an offer
of 400 per line. for the insertion OF an ad-
vertisemeut. He advertises for no one
except himself.
PRESIDENT JOHNSON being engaged in ex
amining matters relating to bis annual
message to Congress, denies admission to
all visitors except those having business
of great Importance.
The GAINESVILLE Times says that more
wheat has been sown in Muskingum County
this TALL than for many years. And the
Ohio press generally reports the young
wheat looking finely.
letter from Cincinnati containing 800,
which, it was stated, belonged TO the State.
The Governor certified the amount to the
Treasury as conscience money.
IT is reported to Washington correspond.
ents that negroes In the South are arming
for some purpose other than peaceful, and
it is said the President has referred the
matter to the War Department.
TuE moneyed men of the country are re.
ported TO be organizing to procure the
consolidation Of the maturing Indebtedness
OF the United States into five per cent.
bonds, having long time to run.
GENERAL Pore has written q letter to
General Grant, vindicating himself in re.
gard to the charge Of gerrymandering the
State Of Alabama, 90 as to secure the elec-
tion Of Radical or negro delegates,
In Georgia, 10000 votes were east or
the question of calling a Convention Ol
these, 10000 were whites. the Conven
ton was carried by over 20 900 majority
The Unionsls carried every district in III,
: State.
TnE fiscal year OF this State closes No
vember Is, and the Governor has issueC
circular requesting State officials to have
their annual reports promptly prepared, 81
that they may be printed by the beginning
> of the Legislative session.
!. AT Galveston, there have boeu l,l0t
/ deaths from yellow fever since the epidemic
lrst appeared, AS the mortaliIy-has onl,
rated at about ten per cent of the cases
4 the Journals Of that city estimate tho tota
number OF cases at $4,000,
TnE ffteen.cent fractional currency
printed at the Treasury Department, hay
ing portraits Of Grant aud Sherman upo
them, in violation of law, will not be pu
: in circulation, but as soon as Congress
meets, an effort will be made to authoriz
. their issue.
" TUE Republicans have carried ever,
!. county in Nebraska, several Of them wit
, large gains The registry law, preeisel
!, what we need aud must have in Ohio, wa
: in force, and kept out many Illegal votes
Is The Omaha Republican claims the State
4 1000 majority in 1868.
e A CONVENTION Of colored men was hel
"a in Pittsburg. on the 23l, to consider th
O results OF the recent elections. Resolution
" were adopted recommending the lreedme
Q. to support Mr.. Chase for the next Pres
il dency, aud to stand by the choice Of Il
q Republican party at all hazards.
ID A LARoE and imposing procession q
ID tended the funeral OF Ex'Goveruor Andre
in Boston, on Saturday, and on Suud;
ID night au immense conoourse Of people q
to tended a meeting a. Musio Hall, whe
O. addresses were made by several speaker
in comniemoration Of his virtues.
RETURNS from Alabama show that Il
number OF voters registered was 1912
The number Of votes cast was 2,263,
II which all but 5,239 were in favor Of a 90
~ vention. Tho white vote was about l6, sc
Ie' Five-sixths Of the couv ention delegates a
C, Republicans, aud about half Of them q
All oolored meA.
~ IT has just come 10 light that by sor
'" oversight the bin to make the 22d OF Fe
-, ruary legal holiday, which was iniroduo
or in the Ohio Legislature by Hon. w. P. Nj
an on, and which passed both branches, W
ha not enrolled for signatures OF presidi
NJ. officers. aud is not included in the volul
on Of published laws.
"A. 0FFIcIAL retnrna 10 the Annual Sessi
he OF the Methodist Churches Of the Unit
States. now in session ia New York. she
the increase OF members in the Vario
We Conferences during The past year. to ha
ch been 10000; total Of Sunday SchC
ith scholars over 100000; increase m I
ID. value OF church property about o., ,00O,0 o,