The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-07-02
NO. XIV.
THE TATTLING WORLD.

ming SpanlaT0 uOeS IS u Duilu SdllONs, d VI
luguese TO build church, an Engshman
drinking booth, and Frenchman dancing floor.
Unitarian FestipaI-The annual collation. g-
ven by the Unitarian laymen of Boston, to the
Unitarian clergyman, took place on Tuesday
last The Hon. John Quincy Adams presided
at the table--and addressed the assemblage.
Female Euterprise.-An elderly widow lady
of Philadelphia has purchased steamboat, in
tending to run her through the season for excur-
sion parties, acting herself as Captain. 1t isun-
derstood that she is very anxious tO, obtain male
contract.
A Mr. Forbes, of Camden, M, lost both his
legs on Friday, in consequence OF collision oc-
curing near Albany between wood and pas
senger train on the Mohawk Rail Road.
The Texan CongreSS.--The Texan Congress
was TO have assembled on the 10th, when they
we're to decide between the two propositions
that of Mexico, backed by England and France,
and that of the United States.
Teras Cotton.-The cultivation Of cotton in
Texas is rapidly on the increase. During the
period between the lst of September of last year
and the lst instant, 23,42O bales of Texas cot
ton has been received at New Orleans. Ofthis,
way of red river
Crime IN Michigan--There are at present III
Iconvicts in the State Prison of Michigan, 10 of
whom are sentenced for life. The oldest prison.
er is 7S years of age, the youngest ten years.
Since March, 1899, when the prison was first
opened, it has contained 204 prisoners, which
number has included but three females. 30
have been pardoned, and but have died.
During the last fog in Cincinnati, an unpledg"
cd man walked accidentally into a beer shop,
and did not discover his mistake till he was fined
a dollar next morning for being "drunk and dis
orderly"
Charity of Judgment. I have erred myself
like the rest | have found reason TO love and
honor men of every side. Many of my most de-
cided opinions | have lived to change; TO think
my own best weighed and m ost disnerested ac-
tons mistaken. How, then, shall | Judge 9TH
ers, who have need of so candid and ndsgent a.
Judge. .~.,~
Great Natipe Triamph--At Wndham, N H.,
John Barley, a boy fla, attacked large grey
eagle, which had lit on Il rabbit in swamp, and,
after severe struggle, the boy cut the birds
throat. Boy, rabbit and eagle, all native Amer
leans.
At the Great Mound, Grave Creek, twelve
miles below Wheeling, stone has been discov-
cred, inscribed with what appeared to be Runic
characters.
The Hon. W. II. Stiles, Charge dAfaires of
the United States to Austria, says the Savannah
Sentinel ofMonday, embarked in the ship ALI
ance, which sailed from that port for Liverpool
yesterday. The revenue cutter Crawford, Capt.
: Fatio, fired salute on the occasion.
The German papers state that emigration to
E the United States, TO very unusual extent, is
taking place amongst the better portion of the
: German agricultural laborers, farmers and art-
: sans. Antwerp has been literally crowded with
: these emigants recently, who were anxious to
procure berths Oh board vessels bound to New
= York.
A long WaM concludcd.--Ellsworth, the Pc
destrian, completed his performance of walking
y 1000 miles in l00G consecutive hours, over the
eclipse course at CawoIton, La, on the Sth inst,
y at 8 O'Clock, it being the third time within the
last few years that he has accomplished this feat.
O There is a Fourier Association in Fond du
+ Lac county, Wisconsin, which appears to be in a
G fourshing condition The association embraces
: ia persons, fifty Of whom are laboring men--
They own about two thousand acres of land,
a which they are rapidly improving similar So
ciety existed in Mahaska county, Iowa Territory
e about yeal ago, but we have not heard any,
thing of its progress lately.
= Coal Transportdtion.-Th Philadelphia and
Reading rail road company ,dnring the last week,
4 transported over their road from the mines 2l,-
n l9l tons of coal.
IF Benefit of Advertising The Worcester,
g Mass, Egs, states that Messrs. Harlem g. Co.,
,r of that town, paid during the past year, one thou
d sand dollars for advertising their goods, and
,f feel satisfied that they received rich harvest in
IS return.
y y About one thousand cannon balls were on
:! board steamboat that was lying at the wharf in
q Cincinnati last week, which had been shipped
at Pittsburgh for the South Several more loads
of balls were shortly expected for the same des-
e tination.
l. A tobacconist in Rochester, N. Y, has manu-
e lactured cigar weighing one hundred and fifty
pounds. 1t is expected TO take about one hum
II dred loafers TO smoke il, and it is 10 be lii at
o both ends at once.
!. Lead Trdde--Wo learn from the Mineral
K FONT Democrat that 43,OOO,UO0 pounds, lol4,-
r 2S6 pigs, or 81 800 tons) of lead were shipped
or from Galena during the year Of 1914, and that
n. Mineral Point furnished one-third Of the whole.
f- Profitable Preaching The Rev. Mr. Pier
pont has Withdrawn from the Hollis Street
he Church, in Boston, and received all his claims
nk against the society, amounting TO fourteen thou
as sand dollars. That's what we call pretty profit
or able preaching.
The native American government in the city