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THE PERRYSBURG JOURNAL. that naturalization A writer in the Cincinnati Gazette says he on with unexamhas been over the states of Indiana, Kentucto the bureaus ky, Illinois, Missouri, &c., and he finds the crowded from 9 in the number of hogs at least 20 per cent. larger No less afternoon. than last year; that there is an increase of a million and a half; and in view of these the last two weeks, the honors of Amerfacts, he thinks packers cannot afford to pay over $3 per hundred for pork. The Gazette of Monday says that five or times at six packers would commence operations that county officers enday. Hogs were freely offered at $4 per 100 duties, are thus nett, but nobody bought at that price. The U.S. Circuit Court at Columbus Ionday in February. londay in February. has decided the Ohio tax law taxing banks November. in in a manner different from that provided in he qualifies. their charters, is unconstitutional and void. in November. Wm. S. O'Brien is now in Italy, John that paper collars for Martin is in Paris, and Dougherty is on his oming into fashion. way to New York. These are the pardoned sworn off wearIrish exiles. John A. Westervelt, the present mayor of embly at Quebec. on New York, has failed for a large amount.bill to prohibit Like most of unfortunate men he has pubof intoxicating lilished a statement of his affairs, and claims a reading by vote of surplus of $150,000 after paying his debts. CINCINNATI, Nov. 9.-Ellis & Sturgis and should be like roast S. P. Goodman & Co., bankers, have made dressed. Somebody assignments. There is no run on other bankand without sauce." ers, but a large number of people are assemsays that the Norbled around the doors of the suspended parto find out that kings ties. Mr. Badely, clerk in the banking house that could be leof S. W. Torrey & Co., has absconded with $50,000 or more, the amount is not correctly known. writer in the Triof ten mistakes made Information has just been received here vreck of the Arctic; that the following banks are discredited and nautical matters, have failed: City Bank of Cleveland, Canal being satisfied that Bank of Cleveland, Sandusky City Bank.nsurable, Capt. L. is Reports are in circulation that the Clinton degree of presence Bank of Columbus has failed. We have just caution on his part, inquired of a gentleman who left Columbus and all on board. yesterday, but he had not heard there any such rumor.-[Toledo Blade of Thursday. as far as receivBLACKWOOD.-This staunch old Magazine Seymour, dem., is run in between has again made its appearance. Among its excellencies, we note, Speculations among Know Nothing. ticket is believed the stars," continued, The Census," Ninanti-Nebraska deleveh and Babylon," Spanish Politics and Cuban Perils," &c.-[Ib. NEW JERSRY.-Despatches state that four Democrat interroanti-Nebraska congressmen have been electmemory. He wished from this state. of selling to his ILLINOIS.-All the anti-Nebraska candidthings, the " name ates for congress and the legislature elected, (successor to the as far as heard from. Seven congressional districts, 7 senatorial and 25 representative As our memory districts reported. obliged to say that editor of the DemMICHIGAN.--Decidedly anti-Nebraska as far as heard from. Bingham doubtless electrecollect, not only ed governor over Barry. He recollects that BANK OF CIRLEVILLE.-This bank has susmore ems for the pended payment. It is one of the old line any other paper on banks, and not connected with the indepenpublished a lecture dent or state bank and branches. The State immorality and imJournal thinks there can be no great loss on the bills. Just before shutting up shop, the lottery schemes. As following despatch was sent to Cincinnati of his memory BANK OF CIRCLEVILE, be admitted that Nov. 6, 1854. rdinary and prolific Mr. Editor,-The course pursued towards our notes, by the bankers of Cincinnati, Chifirst number of the cago and Cleveland, will drive us into a suspension. We have not a single dollar in it would be the succirculation but what we are able to pay.Reveille and PerThere was no just cause for their actions.were our propThe best bank in the Union may be forced into liquidation by such a course. printing materials H. K. LAWRENCE. Cashier. they were inclua perfect right to Gen. Cass made a speech to the democraThat the Revcy at Detroit, on Saturday evening, in which he commented on the attack upon him by that the Star was
