The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-03-28
GATHERINGS AND GOssIPPINGs
.' A snapper up of funconsidered trihes."

We notice in North Carolina paper the mar
riagc of Mr. James Plank 10 Miss Rebecca
Playne Ifthat plank don't get the rough edges
ployncd of, we are no judges of human nature.
Jonathan Slick says that he saw a lady in No
va Scotia SO modest, that she put the legs of her
piano in trowsers.
A heartlcss coquettc is a perfect incarnation
of Cupid for when her trembling lover is about
to pop the question, she had her bean in qaarer.
have somewhere seen (says Willis,) waggish
mention of an approved waterproof shoe, made
of the skin of drunkard's mouth--waranted
Hcper to let in D0tcr.
A man in Cincinnati quarrelled with his wife.
He seized an axe, and before the poor woman
could get out of the way, rushed into the yard
and split--some wood.
The Platte Eagle states that at least 200 hou-
ses will be built at Weston, Missouri, during the
present year.
A ST. Louis paper says Col. Benton and Mr.
Clay have recently become warm personal friends
after an estrangement Of nearly twenty years
A young lady going into barrick room at Fort
George, saw an officer toasting slice of bread
upon the point of his sword ON which she ex-
claimed-'I think, sir, you have got the staff Of
life on the point of DEATH"
The Madisonian slys:--"The Hon. H. s. Fox,
late Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipo-
tentiary of the British Government, resident at
Washington, will, I'VE understand, remainin Wash
ington until the Both of June.
A TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT The London
Punch says that Father Mathew is about to pro-
ceed Immediately to Sicily toput stop TO the
ravages Of the "crater."
If all the other ports added together equal N.
York, then the receipts of customs for the first
two months of 1914 exceed eight millions of dol
lars, being at the rate of nearly fifty millions per
lannum.
JolnC Legrand has been confirmed by the
Senate ofMaryand in the Judicial office filled by
the late Judge Magruder.
1t is said that mineralogists are good boatmen,
they are SO accustomed to handling ores
The amount of outstanding Treasury notes on
the lst March, 1914, was, according TO the Reg
ister's report, $3,392, $40 %.
| A bill to establish House of Refuge at New
Orleans, has passed the Louisiana House of Rep
resentatives.
1t is said eight rifle balls are legal tender for
dollar among the Indians of the Rock Noun
tains.
The celebrated Grim. con. case, of Van Colt
VS.. Sharpe, in New York, is again in full blast.
Part of the evidence s of such character that
the Herald omits it, ltmust have been rich then
Before the Prenceton gun exploded, Miss
Wcdife, at the dinner table, offered the follow
ing sentiment:
"IHc american Flag--the thing American
which wears stGr-the only thing American
which will bear stripe"
BY the report of the city inspectors in relation
to buildings erected in New York during the past
year, it appears that the whole number is 1878,
being anincrease of36l over the preceding year.
Prince Albert has recently appeared TO the
English public as musical composer.
The New York Sunday Mercury wants to know
''when the President of the United States makes
an appointment, how many disappointments does
he make?n
In the city of Paris there are Two female Ma
sonic Lodges, known as the Candor and Fidelity
lodges.
The new French steamers are to commence
their trips it seems on the lst April. We shall
then have news from Europe abour every five days.
The Mansion House, Rochester, N. ", was
destroyed by fire, with the three story house ad-
joining. Total loss about $4,000, insurance
$4,000.
Samuel Bottsford has been committed in New
York, in default 600 bail, on suspicion Of
having been concerned in the robbery of treasury
notes at Van Buren,, Ark.
There has been great revival of religion al
t the Methodist Episcopal church in Centrevlle,
f, NJ d.
Among the imports at Savannah we notice 100
tons ofhay from Great Britain A queer article
this to be received from across the broad Allan
= tic.
A COW in New York, says the Baltimore Clip
per, was lately delivered Of four calves at one
birth.
Il AT legislative caucus, held on Friday at Au-
gusta, Hugh j. Anderson was unanimously nom
mated for reelection as Governor of Maine.
C Joshua W. Blanchard has recovered Sl76
II against the selectmen Of Brooklyn, Mass. as dam
ages for rillegal refusal to let him vote in the
election Of 1910.
A writer in an English paper, attributes the
re increase of assassinatons in that country to the
at enactment of laws forbidding prize fighting; b
IN which, says the writer ''they have convened ths
IN fearless boxer into the assassin
Father Matthew that great and good man, vii
g. arrive in this country in June. Welcome him
el, for he is a true philanthropist.
ne A lady in London named Blayden, has latsl
ne been made defendant in an action of ejectmeni
NC The principal count in The declaration was 70
throwing her husband out Of the window
in, A Young Miss baync been invited to a mflitaf