The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-09-03

case, and another gone case. Our opinion is
that he is a CAPITAL Case! Long life to the
Post
0rFIf the gentleman who has got our pen
knife don't return it this week, we shall cut his
acquaintance. That's flat.
Mr.. Buchdndn.-The Lancaster lntelligencer
says the rumor that this gentleman will go up
on the Supreme Bench in December next, now
revived by the New York Herald, is as false as
ever it was, and it is well known that he decli-
ned the place nearly year ago. Mr.. Buchan-
an will remain in the Cabinet, and aid in the set
tlement Of the Oregon question, according to
the we'll known rights and the notorious wishes
of the country.
Sickness on board Tie Constitution.-By let
Tor received in Baltimore, dated off Singapore,
Feb. l2, we learn that there has been great
deal Of sickness on board that vessel. There
had been as high as one hundred and fifty on
the Doctors list, with dysentary, of whom one
officer and thirteen of the crew met with wa
terry grave, before they reached Quaah Battoo.
A Good Retort.--The ladies Of Roches ter
haye adopted the motto, "Total abstinence or no
husbands" The young gentlemen, to be even,
adopted the motto, E'NGtural WGiSts or no wiDes'
The Magnetic Telegraph.--Thc Herald stales
that the magnetic telegraph between New York
and Philadelphia, will be ready for action in
about sixty days before the opening of the next
session of Congress.
Buckeye.--The Toledo Blade says this term
originated before Ohio was a State--that the
broad seal of this territory was Buckeye Tree,
with logs in the foreground cut up in prepara-
ton for burning. This was the origin of the
name Buckeye being applied TO the people of
Ohio.
American Indebtedness to EngIand.--An ex-
change paper says that il appears from tabular
statement in London paper,that different states
of our Union owe for money borrowed in Great
Britain alone, no less than $l4O0O,0O0! Eng
land owes in different European countries about
$4,OOO,OOO,OOO.
Chalk in Arkansas. Powell, upon his re-
turn from the northwestern portion of our State.
says the Little Rock, (Ark.) Gazette of the 4th
inst, reports the discovery of extensive beds of
excellent chalk--the first and only discovery OF
the kind in the United States.
Epery day Smday.-By different nations, ev-
cry day in the week is set apart for public wor-
ship, viz: Sunday by the Christians, Monday by
the Grecians, Tuesday by the Persans, Wednes.
day by the Assyrians, Thursday by the Egyp,
tians, Friday by the Turks, and Saturday by the
Jews.
Wheat crop in Canada.-A letter dated Mon.
treal, August Z, says, that there is every reason
to belieye that the wheat crop of Canada will
exceed anything yet known; the ravages of tho
fly are found to be quite insignificant and tac
crops may now be pronounced beyond danger
Dreadful Accident.-Fiye persons were Kill
led at Ripley, in this State, by the explosion o
the boilers of the great Steam FIGURING mill o
that place. The engine house was entirely de
moshed, and considerable other damage done
A word to those Democratic editors who ar
neutrality-suspicious. quit that, and fight tb
old enemy--give them the ickst-Mh Verno
Bdnner.
That's the sentiment Of an homes. man, an
we SECOND it most cordially But still if fe
low steps roughly on our corns, aint it quite ma
tural 10 kick him off?
No Prophet.--The editor of the Steubenyill
Herald may be acquainted with the events Of th
past, but he is "neither a.prophet or the son Z
a prophet" and cant, therefore, forotell thing
which are buried in the womb of futurity,
IOpd.--The St. Louis Reporter of the l4t
says; GWe have letter from Iowa Territor
which says that Augustus 9. Dodge is re-elec
cd Delegate tp Congress, by about one thousan
majority,
Can u be true There is story going II
rounds that Ex-Governor CoRwIN was recent
taken up as a runaway slave, The WheeIir
Times, (fed) says the story was started in Il
Cincinnati Herald, (abolidon) as fling at 81
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