The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-05-14
VOLUME xII.-NUMBERf Il 7.
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CHANGE OF FoRruNE- During few hours
attendance at one of the depots where provisions
were stored, we served several peisons who, on
Thursday morning last, owned good houses, and
lived comfortably, and who came with sacks and
baskets to get few pounds Of -four and bacon!
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AK You A CIRcuMsTAEcE--"Pete | want to
AK you circumstance2" 'ssy. flaf 7rseea b =
SNAKE break, nigger." s
"Why is nigger's head like u States Om-
nbus? Does you guys him up9" e.'' I"
"'Cause they carry passengers outside ~.
"Mr. niger, dis will 'mottalize you.n 7 INA
A SHORT TRaMP.--The marching distance
from Missouri to Oregon shore on the Pacific
through an inhosptablo country, is not less than;
1000 miles, and an army could not we'll accom-
plish.it in less than four months 5a'F u
The Sea Serpent has made lis appearance at
Cape Island. On Thursday he was seen byi
hundreds, about one hundred and fifiy Yards
from the beach.-P PHILADELPHIA San
"a journalist, said Napoleon, sis grumbler,
censurer, giyer of advice, regent of soye-
regns; tutor Of nations. -Four hostile news
papers are more to be feared than hundTeda
thousand bayonets."
A gentleman having horse that started and
broke his wlfe's neck, a neighboring squire told
him he wished to buy it for his rife, to ride
upon.
"No,' said tho other, "I will not sell IT, -Iitt-'
tend to marry again myself'' M znojzaa
DREADFUL ExPLosIoN--Loss of fLdfe.-A can
non exploded at Foit Leavenworh, on the l4th
ult., which instantly killed three men and woun-
ded nine others, four of whom it is supposed
will die. Among the wounded is Colonel Van
Pratbern. tas5 aaat al' A% 1@48
Mosr SHOCKING Acc1DENr.-A man named
Lawrence Cunningham, in the employ of Packer
& Co.. at Nesqueboning, Pa, was run. over by
the cars, while standing upon the incline plane,
at that place, on Monday last Ills legs were
both broken, and one arm severed from the body.
He lived only few hours 81 aa a5af
The Legislature of New York have passed the
bill allowing the people 10 decide whether there
shall or not be a constitutional reform conven-
ton r---s .s .-H,
STEAMER VIOLA SUNK.-A gentleman show
ed us Yesterday letter from friend in Geor-
ga, which mentioned the sinking of the steam.
er Viola on the Flint River, with 200 bales of
cotton on board The boat struck the Tea Ia
bic Rock, and is total loss.
Thornton II. Freeman, the former postmaster
at Carrollton, in Missouri, has been found guilty.
of robbing the mail, and sentenced to the peni-
tentlary for thirteen years, he has wife and
family in Carroton county, and respectable con-
nexions, who arc deeply wounded at his crmfs
nal conduct.
POPULATION OF MoNTR EAL--The city proper
the centre of wealth aud business, in 1874, con
tanned population of 6 0l3, the suburbs IS, ,OSl.
making an aggregate Of 44,O94, which is a little
larger than the population of Albany. .lst
A man named Hardy Carroll, convicted of
setting fire TO the Jail of Franklin county, N. c.,
with view of efecting his escape, has been
to be hanged on the I'd of May. An
appeal TO the Supreme Court has been obtained
by the prisoners counsel. a h
A PosER-'Pa9' well, my dear, what is
n!' Didn't you tell me the world was round?'
yes Then I'd like to know how it can come
to an cnd' My child, how often must tell
you not TO talk when you are eatngi' Ss &s