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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-08-06
I.ATESR ER0nE TEXAS

Annexation Ratjfed-DeaM Of Vice Presi-
dent r. L. AnderSon.-By the arrival of the brig
Hope Howes, Capt. Shaw, from Galveston, al
New Orleans, on the l7lh inst, the Picayune is
apprlsed Of the fact, through their correspondent,
that the question of annexation has been finally
consummated.
AUSTIN, July 7, lS45.
The Convention assembled on the morning of
the 4th, and unanimously elected Gen Rusk to
preside over its deliberations. On taking the
chair he nude short address, which was well
delivered and suitable to the occasion. A COM
mittee of fifteen was soon after appointed, who
reported by their chairman, Judge Lipscomb, an
ordinance asserting, on behalf of the people of
Texas, TO the terms Of annexation proposed by
the United States Government. Ii was adopted
with one dissenting voice-but five members alb
sent. 1t was engrossed and signed by all the
members present.
After the necessary resolutions were passed
for the transmission of the ordinance TO the Uni.
led States, resolution was offered by Col. Love
and unanimously adopted. "Ihat the members
wear Grape on their left arm for one month, as
u testimony of regret for the decease of Genera
Jackson The Convention then adjourned. i
was u novel celebration of the Liberty Day, tc
surrender the independence Of our nation, aliG
by the act OF the whole people, assent TO its in
corporation with another, and offer tribute o.
respect TO the man through whose influence The
measure was consummated.
| A despatch was received from the U. State
in the morning, and Major Donelson arrived OIL
the evening of the 5th, having been detained a
Washington by serious ndispostion. These
| doo Icha fo oF &C.,
tier by your troops. They are now on thei
march--the foot by water 10 Corpus Christi, oil
the west bank of the Nueces, the dragons b
land to San Antonio
(. The step is taken that will decide Mexico i
her policy. Foreign troops will soon be upo
the coil sha claims. Her choice must be dee
laraton of war; or, if she is wise, negotiations
She may acquire money by the. latter--defe;
and disgrace by the former. To-day aresolutio
was passed, requesting the President Of the Un
: ted States, in behalf of the people Of Texas,
} send troops forthwith to our frontier. This r.
/ solution is sanction, on the part of tile peopl
Of Texas, of the movement noted above.
LORD Aberdeen has avowed to DR.. Ashbt
Smith, that her Majesty's Government will NJ
interfere IN tho question, so he writes home.
u The Hon. X. L. Anderson, Vice President
Texas, died on the llth instant, at Fanthrop'
Montgomery county, Of fever The papers al
la mourning for the sad event.
4 The following appointments have been mat
} by the President
d Hon. Ebenezer Allen, Secretary Of State.
! Hon. WI B. Ochiltree, Attorney General.
Hon J. A. Greer, Secretary of the Trsasur
The reports Of the crops throughout The cou
TRY are highly favorable,
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In time of peace prepare for War. -
Look at the sum expended by the British Gov
eminent in carrying out this pagan maxim. Let
some Of their hard-toling, ill,fed millions guess
the amount wrenchedfrom the blistered, callous-
ed hands Of labor and thrown into that bottom.
less gulf which swallows up tho revenue Of the
world. This footing Of their country's ledger
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iSsceating Com.--Some complaint has been
made that the coin in circulation--that is of the
newest description, has been reduced three quar-
ters per cent by Sweating" This certainly isl
matter which requires attention, and severe pun
ishment should follow the detection of so neia-
rous practice; but il strikes US as little singu
lar that those papers who look with Just horro
upon this crime, consider the sweating of the
public by the New York banks, through the re-
demptlon of their notes at per cent discount
as mertorious and praiseworthy operation =
Paper is assumed 10 be equal TO coin. If the is
suer sweats the holder by requiring per cent
discount for its redemption, what is he better
than the man who reduces the actual coin
per cent? The banks say they must be remu
lnerated for their irouble--the coin sweater ha:
the same plea; its'a good deal of trouble te re
duce the coin.-N. Y. News.
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THE CADIZ SENTINEL.
cADIz, AUGUST 6. lsls.
Tasiern AgencY for the Seminal.

V. b. PALnER, ESQ.,, is oar authorised agent for the
collection of subscriptions and advertisements for the
Sentinel and receptng therefor, in the cities of Pha-
dephia, Baltimore, New York and Boston His Offices
are No 59 Pine street, Philadelphia southeast corner
Of Baltimore and Calvert streets, Baltimore; NJ 80
Ann street, New York; and No. I6, State St., Boston
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The Annapolis Herald says: Secretary Ban
croft, Gov. Marcy, Secretary of War, and Com.
Warrington, arrived at Annapolis from Washing
ton, and took quarters at the City HOTEL We
understand the object Of their visit 10 be, to ex-
anime the condition of Fort Severn and the i'm
provements commenced last fall, and now being
completed.
Grub Worm.--The Farmers in the region of
Mt. Vernon, says the Banner, complain bitterly
about the grub worm destroying their corn. 1t
is said they are doing great damage, many fields
being seriously injured,
Condensed Argument.-A very celebrated d.
vine says:- "The world we nhabit must have
had an origin; that origin must have consisted in
cause; that cause must have been intelligent
that intelligence must have been efficient; that
efficiency must have been ultimate; that ultimate
power must have been supreme; and that which
always was and is supreme, we know by the
name of God"
From returns recently issued il appears that
the total number of letters delivered in the Uni
| ted Kingdom in the year 1914 was 242 100000,
which is an increase Of nearly 22,000,000 on the
previous year. The number before the reduc-
ton of the rate was rs 100000. In the London
or old ''twopenny- post" district the letters have
more than doubled since the penny rate was es-
tablished.
A Girl strdngled to death byd Snake--A lit
tie girl, about eight years of age, was s:rangled
by snake last week, near Bainbridge, in Lam
caster county, Pa. She had been sent to gather
blackberries in field, short distance from the
house, and being absent for longer time than
usual, her parents proceeded to search Tor her,
They found her quite dead-with large black
snake coiled around her neck.
Emigration to TeraS.-The Van Buren, ARK. J
Intelligencer of The 2sth ult,, says,-The tide
of emigration to Texas, this season, has already
commenced; large numbers pass through this
place on their way to that country, and from them
we learn that the number that will go out this
fall will greatly exceed that of any other year
Dismal Swdmp The Norfolk Herald says
the Dismal Swamp is again on fire, and the
smoke from it during the night raises cloud
over the Southern horizon, which looks like a
promise of rain-but the rising sun soon dssi-
pates it, and pours down his beams hotter than
ever.
Newspaper among the Indians.--The Arkan.
sas lntelIigencer states that another newspaper
is 10 be started in the Chocaw nation, in the
course of the coming year, and to be conducted
by native editor.
DiUorce.-Gov. Thomas, of Maryland, has fl.
led bill in the Frederick county court, for
divorce from his wife, Sarah C. p. Thomas.
The temporary arrangement being made fol
the present, as regards the custody Of the public
moneys, by the Secretary ofthe Treasury, relates
exclusively to their security Nearly the whole
of the security has been, thus far, received IL
United States stock. A very small portion o
State stock has been deposited The work will
go on until the security is ample and undoubted
I s.. Tnion
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(t5-The whg party of this county have happily bee
relieved OF one Of their worthless vagabond editors
there is any truth in rpmq, the Pepentiary will err
long claim the other
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Iron.--We find in the Harrisburgh Argus, the
following table showing the whole amount Of Iron
and Steel of all kinds annually imported into the
United States for the last sixteen years:
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TI.e NalionaI Treasury.

Here is portion of it. The rest is around
and about. The U. s. TreasureF's "weekly
Of the amount of public money on
deposite on the 30th ult., shows the following: -
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Large EmbezzIement--A young man named
Joseph Hixon, book-keeper to Messrs. Andrews
& Co., II Wall street, has been arrested charged
with having embezzled, at different periods, mo-
nies from his employers amounting to $4,000
The Tribune says: 1t was his practice TO receipt
for valuable packages left at the Office for trans
mission by express, and subsequently abstrac,
the money, before depositing the parcel in his
valise. His guilt was discovered in April last,
upon his stepping out of the way suddenly, one
Eday, and he confessed the fraud; but upon his
promises of restitution no legal proceedings were
instituted. Bold in his villainy, he now openly
defes his former employers, and hence his ar
rest.-NeU York Mirror.
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ONE PRICE CASH STORE.
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER
C. OOD

Summer Goods which he offers on terms much lower
than AS he intends to change his mode Of
doing business hereafter, by substituting the ready
pay system for the old of crediting without sys-
TEN, and as an inducement to purchasers to call and
buy, he will reduce the prices of all kinds of goods
much below the common rates. His terms will be
CASH approved COUNTRY PRODUCE. His
stock consists of the folloWlnp nrticlfs.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-08-06
ROBERT Il. SELLERS,
WHOLES.ALE DEALER IN
Drugs, Paints, Dye-Stuffs, Varnishes,
OILS. Medicines. &c. &c.

No. 90 Wood street, below Second, Pittsburgh.
Merchants. Overs and Haf,eSs. visiting the city
invited to call and examine tho quality OF my ar
ucles and the prices at which sell. Those who are
in the habit Of ordering their goods are requested TO
write before purchasing and obtain prices for such ar
ticles as they may need All orders VIII meet with
prompt and careful attention, march 26
~ EMOvAI by fire --R. Il. Sellers has removed his
H0, Drug Store 10 the head Of Smthfed ST. No 1876.
Having by the active exertlons Of many kind friends
succeeded III saving portion Of my stock, and having
goods ON the way from New York. Philadelphia and
baltimore, shalI be prepared in few days 70 serve
NV city and country friends as usual and shall beveIy
hunk ui in this time Of need for their custom apr 30
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(sAyThe knave Of the Republican is apologising 70
the rowdyism of his political friends last summer.
fine business, truly, fora Family Newspaper, devoted
to Religion" Oh, shame! where Isl thy blush!
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reads thus. For preparing for war in time Of
peace, during the 81 years ending 1886 f4l6,-
l7O,BO3!!--a sum equal to 4355 tons of pure
gold, or load for IA ships of ordinary size in
gold, or a load for fleet of 224 ships in silver.
But five add to this sum the f6O,O00,0O0 which
the 100000 men who compose the peace estab-
IIishments of Great Britain would have earned, at
ten shillings week, it would swell the amount
to f4s0,000 1000, thus sacrificed TO custom that
deprayes and beggars the wOrld.-ElihU BHrH
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-08-06
JAYNEs CARMINATIVE BALsAM


Is certain safe and efectual remedy for Dysentery
Diarrhna or Looseness, Cholera Morbus, SUMNER
COMPLAINT, Collie, Gripping Pains, Sour Stomach
Sick and Nervous Headach, Heartburn. Waterhrash,
Pain or Sickness Of the Stomach, Vomiting, Splitting
up Of Food after Eating and also where il passes hro'
the body unchanged, Want Of Appetite, Restlessness
and Inability to Sleep, Wind in the Stomach and Bow
els, Mysteries, Cramp, Nervous Tremors and Twitch-
ings, Sea Sickness Paintings, Melancholy and owness
of Spirits Fretting and Crying of Infants. and for all
BOWEL AFFECTIONS, and NERVOUS DISEASES
This is one of the most efficient pleasant, and safe
compositions offered to the public for the
the various arrangements of the and BOWELS
and the only article worthy of tho least confidence for
curing CHOLERA INFANTUM or SUMMER COM
PLANT and In all the above diseases it really acts
| like charm.
Apersons requested to try it, for without excep-
tien it is the valuable family medicines ever yet
discovered Hundteds nay, thousands of certificates
have been received from Physicians, Clergymen, and
families of the rst respecabiiy bearing the strongest
testimony in itiI favor, numerous to publish For
in sale Cadiz BY Mclean & Knox. MAY 81.
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11l,200,O46 0s,435, ,O35
0S,435,035
Aggregate balance in
favor ofthe UStates, $2,765,0ll
Total amount of exports and inn
ports, $21s,6Ss,Osl
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The temporary arrangement being made for
the present. as regards the custody of the public
moneys, by the Secretary ofthe Treasury, relates
exclusively to their security. Nearly the whole
of the security has been, thus far, received in
United States stock A very small portion OF
State stock has been deposited The work will
go on until the security is ample and undoubted
- Union.
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FOrelEaa Ia'rasEG.

The annexed table, showing the amount ofoul
commerce with each foreign nation, is certainly
we'll worthy of a careful examination. 1t is fol
the yenr endinr June 3Oth. 1874:
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$l,070,l20

Merchants Bank, Boston, $l,O79,l20
State, New York, 29l ,546
Bank Of Commerce, NY, 632,429
Mechanics, N. Y, 2S6,645
American, N. Y, 2i4,l67
Merchants, N. Y, 56l ,350
Philadelphia Bank, l95,752
Commerce, Philadelphia, 5l,946
U. s. Mint, Philadolphia, 294,0G0
Chesapeake, Baltimore, 04,005
Bank of Baltimore, 6i,045
Bank Of Washington, d. c., i35,247
Metropolis, ID. c., 54O'46g
Patriotic, D. g., 54O,4se
Corcoran 81 Riggs, d. c., 4S6,27g
Bank of Louisiana, N. O., 392,062
Bank Of Missouri, st. Louis, 46l79e
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Pittsburgh Goods.

SUCH As
Coal Shovels, Grain Shovels, Manure Forks, Window
Glass, Nails, Cotton Yarn, Coyerlet Yarn, Batting,
Wioking, Tea Kettles, Flaxseed Oil,
Lead inoil, Beaver Buckets,
Ropes, sc. &c.
All the above goods will be sold at the very lowcst
rates, by
A. F. HANNA.
on Market street,
March l8 lS45. CAnIZ, o.
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Interesting Discovery. the letters and
papers of Gen. Phillip Schuyler, is one in which
Ihe speaks of the existence of box, or camp
chest, left in this city, which contained much va
liable correspondence and information relative
to events connected with the American ReVolu-
ton and the history of that period. On the oc-
casion of the late visit of MIS- Alexander Ham.
ilton, the only surviving daughterof Gen. Schuy.
Ter, TO this city, search was instituted for this
long-missing box,and il was luckily found among
the lumberan rubbish of some quie' nook where
it had undisturbedly reposed for fifty gears. Il
was removed from its resting place, and sent or
Saturday 10 Mrs. Hamilton II undoubtedly con
tans manuscript treasures of great value, con
nected with some of those stirring events of thu
Revolution in which Gen. Philip Schuyler was
prominent actor.--Albany Citi&en
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-08-06

The poor who consume SAT-, IN any Of lIs
numerous preparations, pay tax Of 72 per cent
on every particle used The factory stock own,
er, after getting 80 per cent. dividends, buy:
champagne wine, and is taxed IL per cent only
The workman who buys cotton shirt is taxed
80 per cent. The manufacturer, whose weatI
makes him afford linen SHIRT, is taxed 25 pc
Icent.--N Y News.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-08-06

Diporce.-Gov, Thomas, of Maryland, has
led a bill in the Frederick county court, for
divorce from his wife, Sarah C. p. Thomas.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-08-06

Robbery in Wall Street.-A package of bank
notes, checks, &C., says The N. York Tribune,
amounting to between $1,000 and $s0OO-onIy
$4,000 available funds--was stolen from the tel
lers' desk nt the National Bank, day or two
ago.
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CUTTINGS AND sCRIBBL1NGs.

Ar Ingenious Lock- The Lowell journal
says, that MIR. Alden, superintendent of the Low
ell lock company, has lately made paddock, in
which, although efforts have been made for the
last fortnight by lumber of persons, yet they
have not been able TO discover the keyhole.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-08-06

Murderous.--It is said that duel is to be
fought at Augusta, Ga, between Mr. Gardiner,o ,oi
the Constilutionalist, and Mr.. Coleman--witl
double-bauelled guns at NINE FEET apart.
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Newspaper among the Indians.--The Arkan-
sas lntelligencer states that another newspaper
is 10 be started in the Chocaw nation, in the
course of the coming year, and to be conducted
by native editor.
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MILITARY COODS.

NEW SPRING & SUMMER GOODS.
y 1 ME subscribers take pleasure in announcing to
their customers and the public generally chat they
are receiving, and opening large and well selec-
ted assortment of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
which have been purchased in the eastern cities ar
such prices will enable them sell cheaper rate
than was ever heretofore offered in place. Persons
wishing to purchase cheap goods will do WE'LL and slvG
too, by just calling at the store of
AprillG, l645. KILGORE, LYONS g. co.
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The Annapolis Herald says: Secretary Ban
croft, Gov Marcy, Secretary of War, and Com.
Warrington, arrived at Annapolis from Washing
ton, and took quarters at the City Hotel. We
understand the object Of their visit 10 be, to ex-
anime the condition of Fort Severn and the i'm
provements commenced last fall, and now being
Icompleted
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Grub Worm.--The Farmers in the region ol
Mt. Vernon, says the Banner, complain bitterly
about the grub worm destroying their corn. Il
is said they are doing great damage, many fields
being seriously injured.
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Like the Ph9nir.--It is said that from two to
three thousand laborers are employed among
the ruins of the New York fire. The True Sun
says that many curious specimens of the effects
of the fire on iron, zinc, glass, &C., are to be
seen. Some common wine bottles have been
dug from the ruins, twisted into many fantastic
shapes.
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A Good Lncome.--Mr. McLane, the new Mi
mister to England, gets $4,000 per annum from
the Railroad Company, III addition to his $4,000
outfit and $4,000 pay. So says fhe U. S. Jour-
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Dismal Srdmp The Norfolk Herald says
the Dismal Swamp is again on fire, and the
smoke from it during the night raises a cloud
over the Southern horizon, which looks like a
promise of rain-but the rising sun soon dissi-
pates it, and pours down his beams hotter than
ever.
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Lore. Charles Lover, 10 his new work of"st
Patfick's Eve" remarks on the tender passion as
follows 1.-THE game Of love is the same,
whether the players be clad in velvet or in bod
den gray Beneath the gdcd ceilings Of pa.
lace, Or the lowIy rafers Of cabin, there are
the same hopes and fears, the same jealouses
and dislrusis, and despondipg; for after all, The
stake i human happiness, whether he who risk
Il be apeer orpeasantp'
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Emigration to Teras.-The Van Buren, ARK
Intelligencer of The 2sth ult,, says:-The It'd
of emigration to Texas, this season, has aread
commenced; large numbers pass through th
place on their way to that country, and from ther
we learn that the number that will go out th
fall will greatly exceed that of any other yea
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Dying Of Curiosity.-A boy residing at Berth
nal Green, England, hanged himself few weeks
ago, in efforts to ascertain how it felt.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-03
WO nj A N.

Great indeed is the task assigned to woman;
who can elevate its dignity Not to ma Ike laws,
not to lead armies, not to govern empires; but
to form those by whom laws are made, armies
led, and empires governed to guard against
the slightest faint of bodily in6rmity the frail
vet spotess creature whose moral no less than
physical being must be derived from her; to in
spiIre those principles, to inculcate those doc
trines, to animate those sentiments which ge-
nerations yet unborn and nations yet uncivll-
lied will learn to bless; to soften firmness into
mercy and chasten honor into refinement; to
exalt generosity into virtue; by a soothing care
to allay the anguish of the body and the far
worse anguish of the mind; by her tenderness
to disarm passion; by her purity to triumph
over sense; to cheer the scholar sinking under
his TOLL to console the statesman for the ngra-
titude of mistaken people; to be comPensa-
ton for friends that are perfidous, tor happi-
ness that has passed away. Such is her Yoca-
ton. The couch of the tortured sufferer, the
prison of the deserted friend, the cross of the
rejected Saviour-these are theatres on which
her greatest triumphs have been achieved
Such is her destiny; to visit the torsaken, to
tend to the neglected when monarchs abandon,
when counsellors betray, when justice prose-
cutes, when brethren and disciples flee, to re-
main mistaken and unchanged; and to exhibit
in this lower world type of that love, pure,
constant and inefiable, which in another world
we are taught to believe the test of virtue.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-03

THUNDER IN THE COPPER REGIONS. 1t is a
singular fact that in the neghborhood of the
Lake Superior Copper Mines, in the Porcupine
Mountains iroma hill SIX miles from La Point,
comes a sound like repeated discharges of ar
tllery, which, on clear days is heard distinct
ly The agent of the American Fur Company
once imagined the noise to proceed from
schooner belonging TO the company, in Distress
and sent boat to the rescue, The Porcupne
mountains are so miles from La Point. 1t is
supposed there must be zinc, and other metals
incorporated in the copper, and closed up in tho
mountains, which give out the sounds. The
Indians have tradition that this sound, with
which they are familiar, is the angry voice of
the Great Spirit, enraged that the copper
should be disturbed, and for this reason, although
familiar with the location of rich beds, they re-
fuse 10 reveal this knowledge.