Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-09-06
THE NEW WORLD.

Gold closed in New York on the Goth at
! 11255@113.
The acting Commissioner of Internal Rev.
enue has decided that the tax on brokers'
and bankers sales of gold, silver, bullion
aud coin, promissory notes, stocks, bonds,
and other securities, is repealed on and after
October l, 1872.
The Treasury Department has issued its
| instructions to Customs officers relative to
the Chicago Relief act. The following are
some of the materials upon which drawback
will be allowed if imported and used in the
erection of buildings in the burnt district
within one year from April 5, 1872: Brick,
stone, window-glass, paints, linseed oil,
! hinges, locks, belts, screws, and other ordi-
nary building hardware and materials; also
iron girders, lead pipe, ETC., which are i'm
| ported in the condition in which they are
used Raw materials, such as pig-lead and
iron, If imported and manufactured in Chi
cago into the heavy articles above mention
ed, will also be entitled to the benefit of the
act; but where said raw material is manu-
factured into the smaller articles, such
as bolts, locks, hinges, etc, drawback
will not be allowed. All returns of duties
will be made by the Department through the
Collector at Chicago to parties who shall
have paid the same at that port; but mer-
chandise withdrawn for consumption at any
other port, though it may be used in,the
burnt district, will not be entitled to the
benefit of the act.
The Executive Committee set forth their
liabilities incurred for the recent Peace
Jubilee in Boston at $3.50, 0oO, and the re-
ceipts at $4,000, leaving a deficit of $780,
OOO
A severe and destructive hail-storm occur
red in some sections Of Connecticut and New
York on the 22d. Much damage was done
to buildings and crops.
Governor Hoffman, of New York, has ap-
pointed a commission to examine charges Of
abuses in Bloomingdale Iupatic Asylum.
The Democrats and Liberals of the Third
| California District have nominated Hon. j.
X. Luttrel, of Siskiyou, for Congress.
An atrocious murder has been brought to
light by the recent arrest of a man named
Osborne at Clearmount, Mo-, twelve miles
northwest of Marysville. 1t appears that
Osborne was travelling with a team and COW
cred wagon. He stopped for some purpose,
when some men were attracted to the wagon
by the stencil proceeding from it. Upon ex-
animation, five dead bodies were found. Os-
borne confessed at the end of a rope that
the murders were committed by one Will
liauis, near Hatton, Kansas, and that he,
Osborne, was employed to take the bodies
out of the way. He confessed to have
travelled on with this terrible load five days.
From a memorandum found on the body Of
one of the victims 1t was inferred that they
were party of movers, consisting of Mr..
Oms, wife and two children, and a young
man by the name of Dickson.
The Democratic majority on Joint ballot in
the North Carolina Legislature is stated to be
twenty-four.
The South Carolina Republican State Con
yention met at Columbia ON the Esd. II. j.
Moses was nominated for Governor, when
Judge j. l.. Orr said that, knowing Moses
record he could not conseientiously support
him, and begged leave to withdraw from the
Convention. He, with Others, left the meet
ing. The Convention reassembled on the
@5d, and platform was adopted
Affirming adhesion TO Grant and Wilson
and pledging financial reform, etc. r. II,