The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-30
Gatts, Gnlr, Gaurtes,


Alabama seat of Gorernment-The question
of removing the seat of government of Alabama
is one of speculation with many of the papers
of that State.
Irue.--The Globe says: eff democrats will
vote for none but the nominee of the democratic
party, they will never be troubled with another
United States Bank, or another renegade in con
gress."
Mr.. Newton Steel, son of Judge Steel, of La
layette county, Arkansas, has killed forty bears
this season with his own hands.
Hempis beginning to be exported 10 England;
but il is prepared so carelcssly in Ohio that tit
teen per cent. of its value is lost.
The Choctav Contract.--Mr. Polk has annul-
led that portion of Mr.. Iyer's famous Choctaw
contract, relating to the scrip issued to the In
dans, out of which those interested hope to make
their immense gains.
Anecdote--A man in Ohio we'll mounted ur-
gng forward drove of fat hogs towards Detroit,
met a girl coming from school, when, as she pas
sed the 'swinish multitude made very pretty
courtesy. 'What my little gal,' said the man, do
you cruchy 10 the whole drove of hogsF 'No
SIR said she, with most provoking smile, 'only
to the one on horseback
Vice President Dallas was practising in the
Philadelphia court the other day. That's repub-
lican, and we like TO see it.
Great RcIicf--The late coon Legislature abol"
ishcd the Office of overseer of the poor and Gre
ated divers Bank mongcrs.
care you fond of tongue, sir?'' 81 was al
ways fond of tongue, Madam, and like it STILL"
The Richmond Compiler of Monday says:--
"Wc learn that during the last week a company
was organized in Richmond for the manufacture
of wooden goods on an extensive scale.
Charles Wellington, of West Cambridge,
Mass, near Boston, has sold $500 barrels of
winter apples from his orchard the past autumn.
! OF these, 500 were packed for Canton (China)
market--each apple being selected, and rolled
up in paper, like Sicily oranges.
A gallant wag was lately sitting by the side of
his beloved, and being unable to think of any
thing else to say, turned TO her and asked why
she was like q tailor?
Il don't know said she, with pouting lip, un-
less it's because I'm sitting beside my goose
When in the dark on thy soft hand hung,
And heard the tempting syren in thy tongue,
What flames, what darts, what anguish endu-
red !
But when the candle entored-l was cured.
The American Musket costs the government
nine dollars a pcce the English musket costs
four dollars and half That in use in America
is too heavy--its weight is much greater than
the French or German.
The whole number of deaths in New Orleans
from July lst TO December 3lst of last year, was
1881, according to the official statement.
LAND OFFICE CLosED-The Land Office in
Vincennes, Indiana, has been closed by order OF
the President, until the lands are selected for
the extension of the Wabash and Erie Canal
from Terre Haute to Evansville.
The PhiIadelphians have given an equestrian
a gold watch for having turned sxty-six summer.
sets in succession.
CHANGE.--Two hundred and nineteen per-
sons, men, women, and babies, had their names
changed by the Legislature at the recent Sos
sion.-- PenaSyEUan
A Knowing ONE.--'Is Jonathan Dumpy here [?
asked a rather counry-looking fellow, boiling
into the printing office.
Il don't know him. said the Devil.
Don't know hm?' said he; why he's court,
ing our Sally
FRuIT KILED.--The Chilcothe Advertiser
says the severe frosts which prevailed during the
early part of the week, have effectually killed
the fruit There appears 10 be no chance fol
peaches, apples or plums in this vicinity.
ga woman who loves, loves for life, unless {
well founded jealousy compels her TO rel;nqulsh
the object Of her affections" So says somebo-
Idy. ga man who loves, loves for life, unless he
alters his mind" So says somebody else.
The grand jury of Philadelphia has indicted
the works Of Paul dc Kock as a nuisance.-Er.
change paper.
And each one Of these grand jurymen had in
his pocket, at the same time, copy of the On
i ldcrdonk trial!