The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-12-11
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Herald speaks of a SANDER case just decided in
Russell county, in which a verdict ofS5,000 dam
aees was rendered, but which was compromised
BY the payment of s $4,000.
T~RouBLE.-TheTe is considerable trouble a.
mong the " Natives about their Presidential can
didate in IS4S. John Ross has been recon-
meRded, bur some object, and say he is a half
breed, and consequently not a pure native.
John A. Murrell, the notorious land pirate, d.
ed in Pikeville, Tennessee, on the LIST instant.
On his death bed, he acknowledged he had been
guilty of almost every Thing charged against him
except murder.
Some men are like Gals, You may stroke
the fur for years the right way and hear nothing
but purring; but accidentally tread on a tail, and
az memory Of former acts Of kindness is oblitera-
ted.
CARTEL MANUFAcTUREs.-ln 1925, there
were forty looms for the manufacture of carpets
in operation in this country, now there are two
thousand. The hand-looms can average eight
yards a day, the power looms average from f-
teen to twenty yards a day.
AMERICAN PoLITICs IN CANADA.-Mr. James
d. Garland, express mail messenger, reports al
Boston, that there was a considerable excite
ment in Montreal in relation 10 the Presidential
election, and that bets TO the amount OF SlOO,O00
had been made there on the result,
The PreSSe states that a curious phenomenon
occupies at present the attention Of the Persian
SdrdnS. There is living in the House d'Enfer a
young operative who can only see by the light of
the sun. After sunset he can distinguish no OBJ
ject, even if it be lighted by the most powerfully
concentrated artificial light. This i%n6rnity bap-
tised by the name of Nyctapo3ic, appears to be
irremediable.
MELANCHOLY CAsE.-An insane woman, ma
med Catherine Hewson, was tried in Boston, OH
Thursday last, for the murder of her infant
child. by throwing it overheard from the steam
boat Massachusetts, while passing through Long
Island Sound, in August last. The jury acquit-
ted her without leaving their seats. She will be
confined in the Insane ASYLUM.
Business AND REL1GIoN.-- In Maine they lib
orally distribute business cards and circulars a
mong the congregations at the churches, The
ministers are beginning to oppose the custom
No wonder.
MoRE OF M1LLERIsM.-Mr. Addison Davis in
a letter 10 the editor Of the Essex County Wash
ingtonian, says that twenty six persons are nov
in the Insane Asylum at Brattleboro, Vt, in con,
sequence of insanity produced by the influence
of Millerism.
New CUsToM HousE.--Th business Of the
Philadelphia Custom House is now transacted
in the splendid marble building, late the United
States Bank. The entire interior of this edifce
has been painted and freshened up, the desks
reftted, and the apartments of the officers fur
nished with neat, handsome, and servlceable fur
niiure,
DR.. Nelson, so well known as one of the lead,
es in the late rebellion in Canada, has been
elected to the provincial parliament. Times
have changed since he was a wanderer abroad
with a price Oh his head.
The Capital in the Banks Of the United States
has been reduced one hundred and eight million;
of dollars in four years. This is one hundred
millions of dollars. however, larger than it wa:
in 1880.
A MEmoR1AL.-The veteran Andrew Jackson
at the Hermitage, on the Goth of October, pre-
sented Gen. Armstrong, his old fellow soldier
with the sword worn at New Orleans. An eye
witness of the scene describes it as exceedingly
interesting and affecting.
The coast of Africa, from Cape Mount TO Pal
mos, which the American Colonization Societl
propose to purchase, abounds with slave trading
points, at one Of which 10000 slaves have beer
traded for in one year, and another $4,000 du
ring the same time.
THE CRAFT LOOKING UP.-The newly elected
Vice President of Texas, X. L. Anderson, ser
we'd his time as an apprentice to the shoe making
business. BY his industry and perseverance,, h,
now occupies a seat the second most conspicuou
in the nation.
Iowa MARBLE.--We were recently shown
specimen of Iowa marble. We arc told that
is found in great quantities in that section 0
the country, that the capital of Iowa is bull
with it, and that when polished it presents quit
a beautiful appearance.
SUPPLY OF PoTAToEs FROM ABRoAD.-Th
crop of potatoes having failed in the Unite,
States, from disease, we are about TO be supple
from abroad. The packet ship Siddons, at Ne,
York, brought over one hundred tons of potatoes
and other ships on the way and loading vii
bring large quantities.
The Artesian Well at Grenelle, near Paris,
1900 feet deep, and throws up a column of waite
80 feet above tAag aurface Of the ground. Th
temperature b 1degresS, and the water is use
for baths and green houses,
A Philosopher has said, though a man withou
money is poor, a man with nothing but none
is still poorer.
The first saw mill ever built Of which there
any record, was in Madeira in 1920. The fir
ever erected in this country was in the now tow
Of Yorke, Maine, in 1880.
Mr., Murray, the publisher, states that at lea
100000 have beenpaid to authors for the COP
right alone, of articles furnished 10 the Quartz
y Review.