298 THE PERRYSBURG JOURNAL.

PERRYSBURG JOURNAL. Change or Market Day. The butchers We have been so fortunate, says Mr. Cu- - Cut his Fingers Off. A convict in the and drovers in have finally agreed nard, of the English line of steamer, as to Ohio penitentiary, by the name of Newsoni, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1854. to make Wednesday the great market day for carry, about 180,000 passengers across the who had been convicted of burglary in Cin- the sale of fat cattle. It was formerly on Atlantic, a distance of 3,000 miles, without cinnati, about nine months ago, and who npO PRINTERS. A hand press, nearly new, Monday, within a few weeks it was changed injury to one of them. had been cngnged in a plating shop since his X platen 24x37 inches, Foster patent, in perfect order and working admirably, will be sold cheap, to Thursday, but this did not suit the butch True, and the fact affords a text for a much imprisonment, was punished lust week for al refusing to work, is a big. or exchanged for a good super-roy- press, with ers, and, after Christmas, the time is to be longer sermon than we have time to write lie stout fellow. a suitable difference. Address this office. permanently changed to Wednesday. Cat- of strong passions, and has ulways looked tle dealers will please note, and govern them to-da- y. The English are proverbially much upon worn as degrading. After the punish- (X3The Missourians, who went over to selves accordingly. O. S. Jour. more careful of life on their public convey ment, which was not a very severe one, Kanzas to elect a delegate to congress, were ances than we are. Her railroads and steam he swore that sooner than work, he would 3 for is the . Arthur's Magazine January disable, himself, and if that would n.-n- o well pleased with the result of their la- boats are more thoroughly built, and care- first to make its appearance for the new year. do, he would cut his own throat. Tlu they held a meeting Leaven- fully watched. Where safety is necessary, bors, that at It appears in a beautiful new dress, with fine officers insisted upon maintaining the dis issue a time and speed are sacrificed to it. Instead worth and requested Gov. Reeder to engravings, plain and colored. This month cipline, out iNewsom refused to comply. call for an election of members of the legis- of pushing on in a dense fog, at the rate of Finding there was no alternative, the des- ly always reads well, that may be depended perate prisoner lature. This he declines to do, and hints to twenty miles an hour, the Cunard steamers picked u;t a hiiiJ uxe closi upon. Price 82 a year. It is the cheapest by, and laying his left Lin 1 on a block, they had to their would run slow, and keep wide of the shores, them that bstter attend of the monthlies, and probably the best. chopp?d oft' three of his fiiig-- r. II.; is now com- ho.-pitu- l. own affairs at home, as the people of Kan- ller travelers expect this, and do not in the suheiing the puin ami pen- sas have an idea that they are capable of ta The Napoleon Northwest hoists the names plain, if, by it a few hours of time are lost. alty of his foolish temerity. S. Jour. of Wm. Medill and James Myers as choice king of themselves. its But an American company of passengers care for candidates for governor and licut. gov'r. Important Discovery. The. Ml. Cirm-- l would, as a general rule, prefer the risk of Register is informed by letter from S. 11. S-0- it town is thronged with wagons The Paulding Democrat, a fusion paper, the Arctic's fate, to the loss of ten hours in Howuii, Esq.. one of the company engaged loaded with produce, and especially pork. puts up the name of Senator Chase as its the time of arrival at New York or Liverpool. in searching for strong suit water at the old We imagine the merchants find it difficult candidate for governor in 1855. Saline works, in Saline county, Illinois, The difference in character accounts for the that to get money to pay for what arrives. For The losses, so far as known, caused by the the operator lately struck a" vein of "suit different results. O. S. our own part, though accustomed to being vitriol thrower in New York, in destroying Journal. water equal to any in America so strong ladies' dresses, cloaks, that it will bear an egg none better Ka- for have before been &c, amount in the Col. Walker, the and mag- at pinched means, we not 83,000 Win. humbug nawha.'' It is the intention of the aggregate to between and 81,000. niloquent "president of the republic of company so " hard up" since we have lived here. to have their salt works in full operation br The times are emphatically hard. An exchange says the locomotives, in pass- has become one of the editors of the the 1st of next month. ing through the nighborhood of Marion.Ohio, "Democratic State Journal," in California. Our friends Brown & Hunt are now are obliged to blow their whistles until they He is just the sort of man for such a post. The largest cam) that ever left iln nm--t i.f get out of the woods, in order to keep the , left in the fairly located in their new and commodious An Old Bank. The Massachusetts bank, American ship deer off the track. Shakspeare on the 29ih - 1781, ultimo. The Shak- business house, and their large stock of stoves Boston, was chartered in seventy years speare had on board 6,431 Extraordinary. Last week a bales of cotton, and tin ware begin to show to advantage Arrival ago, and is the oldest bunk in Massachusetts, weiiihiusi 3.00S.0S5 nonmls. anmmitiim .. drove of four or five hundred geese and tur one exception, the oldest in the Success to the enterprising proprietors. and, with 82S'.J,710; also 121 barrels of rosin, keys arrived in town from the south, and are , the Bank of North America, at a cost of 8200, making the alue of 823'.),- - j22TThe " Rock Bottom," is the name of being fed here for the New York market. in Philadelphia, being the only one charter- yio. They are owned by Mr. S. Conne-au- t a new paper which we have just received, Payne. ed at an earlier date. Reporter. According to tha census of the from Florence, Nebraska territory. Papers Magazine. We have for some Canada?, The secretary of the treasury that Graham's 35 persons are reported to be upwards states the. receipt of Gra- of 100 seem to be multiplying out there on the front- the amount of bank notes in in days neglected to notice years old, and about 100 found circulation ham's Magazine for the current month, being ire between ier, faster, we should think, than settlers. the U. S. 15 8200,489,239. The total amount '.he ages of 90 and 100. The Indians, those the close of the volume. We have had fre- of gold and silver in is 8241,-000,00- 0. ancient or aboriginal lords of the This new paper is illustrated with a hard circulation occasion to notice during the soil, still We are not informed whether ibis quent past year number 5.203 in Upper, 3,520 looking wood cut of a big Indian at its edi the steady improvement in this favorite in Lower includes the amount in banks for ihe redemp- Canada. Colored persons amount to nearly torial head, and below monthly. It justly ranks among the veiy five-sixt- immediately stand tion of their notes, but presume it does. 5,500, more than hs of whom arc iii the names of Douglas for president, and A. best periodicals of the day, and the publish Canada West. Yates, one of the jurymen in the Ward ers promise in the forthcoming volume val- C. Dodge of Iowa, for vice president. That case, in Kentucky, who was indicted for per uable additions to the brilliant array of tal- The chemist of the. Roxbnry color and is a ticket embracing about as much humbug, jury, has been acquitted after a full trial. In- - ent which has hitherto enriched its pages. chemical manufactory" has analyzed ihe sham and clap-tra- p, as could well be invent Uictments against other jurymen for the same The typographical execution of the work is Cochittiate water and considers its peculiar ed in one combination. After the recent offence have also been found, but the cases excellent, its engravings superb, and it is in taste and odor to ! caused by the presence are now dismissed. ' all respects a valuable repertory of agreeable of vegetable ult elections, the editor of the new paper exhib orgin'u: matter. As the FHin-res- and entertaining reading. has been by its faith exceeding even that of a Mormon, George Peabody, the eminent American obtained several chemists, banker in London, has published a coinmu Reversing the Bostonians are beginning to conratulate to raise the name of the politically dead thf. Motion. The commis- themselves on tli3 nication in reply to the villainous attacks sioners of Franklin county, have paid back prosp?ct that tune will " little giant" for the presidency. by remove tin; evil. upon him Dan. Sickles. It is perfectly to the Franklin Bank 815,045.85, this sum The " Rock Bottom" is a good, paper for crushing. .Letters Irom several eminent per- bring the amount of surplus the bank was sons present at the 4th of July dinner are Illinois Election. The vote for State local news from that vast delightful region compelled to pay under the unconstitutional : given, which stamp falsehood indelibly treasurer fools up as follows most constitution, and tax law of this Stale. Moore, Neb. upon Sickels. He is a thoroughly 03.333; Miller, Anti. 65,5S1 learn from the governor's procla disgraced About 825,000 more is claimed by the other Moore's maj. JWe man, and, if possible, is sunk below Sanders. 2,752. Pierce's majority in mation, in the " Bottom,' banks, and must be paid to them. The ex- lft.V ivne 'I'l,:.. -- I , .. .1 . . Florence Rock They are nice specimens of Americans to I'lffil penses this j that an election was to be held in Nebraska of operation, including court loss in two years of 12,911. represent us in Europe. 0. S. Jour. charges, lawyers' fees, &c, help swell the on the 12th inst., for 13 councilmen and 26 Absconded 830,000 Odd Rows. A gentleman of Indiana of taxes of the people of this county. O. S. Gone. We regret representatives, and a delegate to to learn that the treasurer of congress. fers to wager a public- - dinner for the mem Journal. Holmes county, in this has The following are the qualifications of voters ot any or any coun State, pocketed 830,000 of the bers agricultural society A Noble Act. George Beach, Esq., of people's money, and has Every white male citizen of the ty in the state, that no person can produce absconded to parts United Hartford, Ct., has erected a fine brick build- unknown. This is u bad States, over 21 years age,, five ears of corn, of good forilj and sound operation. We of an actual resi ing in that city, composing twelve comfort- do not know whether his - security is good, dent of said precinct, and foreign- born citi growth, with an odd row on each cob. Can able tenements, which he designates " House but presume the county will be compelled to zens of the same precinct, who have been any farmer in Ohio produce a single ea of for Widows" being intended for the com- lose nt least a part of this sum. He w as an naturalized, or who have declared on oath corn containing an odd row? O. S. Jour. anti-fusio- fort and accommodation of women who have n, Nebraska their intention to become citizens of the locofoco. O.S.Jour. Democratic Senators Elect. David S. been deprived of the means of support by United States, and have taken an oath to loss of husbands, &c. This building he has support the of Reed and Asa Biggs, of North Carolina, and At Sullivan county, N. Y., a few davs since constitution the United States put into the hands of trustees, for that pur- and the provisions of the act organizing the Robert W. Johnson, of Arkansas, have, just Mr. Nathan llinHUey called upon his lady been elected to the U. S. Senate. Messrs. pose merely requiring of each tenint the love for the purpose of marrying her territory ot JNeDraska, 6hall be considered nominal sum of 810 a year, to pay repairs, accord- qualified voters at said election, excepting Reed and Biggs succeed Mangum and Badg- ing to agreement, when he was turned out of er, whigs. insurance and taxes. It is already filled with the house ami omcers, soldiers, 6eamen, marines, or other Reed is a cousin of Douglas. driven away by the lady's that class of persons, and Mr. B. is receiving I persons of the or navy, Hancock Courier. jiaiurr, win ill ea HTlKd lO SllOOt him if llR Cousin German, probably. in the blessing of the widow andjhe father- lever show d himself in those e or attached to troops in the service of the less, a greater pleasure than is derived from He then get out a warrant for the arrest United States. Tua Vote for . fat dividends. May he wake some, morning, of Given under my hand at Belle view, Ne The official as his intended on a charge of obtaining a ring vote, published in the Albany and find all the iron in his . temtorv, establishment by false pretences-- She. was urrested, nnd braska this 23d day of Nov., 1854. Argus, gives the following result: turned into bars of gold. Who is the next T. B. CUMING, Acting Governor. For Myron II. Clark, . . taken to court forthwith, where the crimi- 156.770 rich man to prove himself a practical Christ- nal process , - - was withdrawn, a softer im- In the apportionment of the councilmen 156.455 ian? New Haven Reg. peachment Daniel. Ullman, - - 122.151 confessed, and the following sen- and representatives, we feel a disap- - tence pronounced: little Green C. Bronson, - - 34,002 Miss Buokley, who escaped from a nun- Married In Denniiv, c it, jruin t)uu Oct. 27th, by j'uiniiui. uui; uuuiority Mr. Clark's plurality over Gov. Seymour nery at Emmetsburgh, Md.. has written a Jacob Ostrander, Esq., Nathan that the south side of the Platte will have Hinckley, and Mary Never-sink- , is 315, and he is elected. The united vote letter describing the manner in which she E. Donaldson of the preponderance in the territorial legisla- Sullivan county. is of Messrs. Ullman anl Bronsmv it will h- - made her escape. The Lady Superior denies All well that ends ture, vh: seven councilmen and fourteen seen, falls several hundred the truth of her well. representatives, whilst the voles below the statement, and says she north will have poii of either of the leading would have been permitted to return to her but six councilmen and twelve representa- candidates. Roll of Honor. friends if she had expressed such a desire. Receipt the tives, giving our friends south of the WOOD for Journal vast th ee ceekt Platte, WANTED. If any of our But the friends of the young lady have en tire Joseph W. Ross, $1.60 Andrew Arinm 41 fj jn conjunction with a separate Belleview subscribers Jntier KumcU, wish to pay us in wood, now is faith in her statement. There is considera- l.fiO JonhuaClmppell, IS precinct, a decided advantage. Rock Bot. the time tp bring it right along. ble Wm. Jeffrie, J.iO Samuel Muir, 3,00 excitement on the subject .. Daniel Kaynolda, 1.60