The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-09

history OF this rascal'S violations OF the laws OF
God and man, we are disposed TO exercise lit
tie charity, and forbear the exposure, because he
is an old man, husband, and father. We
shall not plant single thorn in the old sinners
path, before he is ready 10 embark with his friend
Charon across the river Slyx. Farewell Mr.. Pat
rick, since we must part.
Farewell, a word that must be, and hath been
sound which make us slinger-yet--farewell!"
$500 REWARD.
James Porter and John Porter of Jefferson
county, have offered the above reward to any
person or persons, who may give information that
will secure the conviction of the murderer or
murdereIs of the late Nathaniel Porter, of Cross
Creek township, in the County of Jefferson
MUkDER.-We learn from the Tuscarawas
Democrat that the body of man, supposed to
be murdered, was found in Sugar Creek town
ship, in that county, about two miles from Shanes.
vile, on the 26,h ult. The body was so much
decayed that no marks of violence could be dis.
cerned
The Cleveland Plain Dealer. This ably con.
Quoted Democratic print is about being pnblish
ed Daily. Mr.. GRAY is a bold, vigorous, enter
tanning, and independent wrter-he slashes OF
all sdes and hesitates not to attack vice and cor
ruption, wherever it may be found. Success tt
his new enterprise,
APPOINTMENTS. President Polk has appoint
ed Hon THOMAS W. BARTLEY, District Attorney
for the State of Ohio, and D. A. Robertson, Esq.
Marshall of State. Both of these appointments
will meet with the unqualified appreciation of the
entire Democracy of the State
GrA Tyler office holder made President Polk
a present of horse. The President returned
rosinante forthwith, and dismissed the dishones
rascal from office. A just and wellmerited re-
buke. Huzza for " Jimmy Polk of Tennessee!' ?
0Ir WILLIS of the New York Mirror, is con
stantly enriching the columns of his highly en-
Itertaining and Intellectual sheet, with charming
quotations from some book of Proverbs. W.
would travel fifty miles in snow storm to pro
cure copy of the work. What is the title o
the book?--who is its author?-where is it 10 b.
had? and what is the price? Answer, thou
bright and polished Mirror.
OF We are pleased TO learn that our highly
esteemed friend Col. John Bigler, of Pittsburgh
has been appointed Special Agent of Post Ofic,
Department. A worthier and better man is no
to be found.
The Daily News, is the title of a small, wei
conducted, racy, independent newsper, whcl
has just been commenced at CoIu mbus Ii
edited by G. R. Riley, F. w. Murray and W
s. Holding, all practical printers. Crave, 90
while you're young.
DEATH OF A Coon MAN.-We deeply regre
to learn that Judge SNowDEN, of Alleghen
county, Pa, died suddenly on the LIST inst. II
was universally esteemed, for his many privut
virtues, his urbanity, integrity, hospitality, an
honesty
OF We learn that Col. r. II. MILLER. LAT
Senator from Belmont county, has been appoin
ed Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for thu
county. He will make an excellent oficer---obl
Iging, gentlemanly, industrious.
or How beautifully has Blair expressed th
last days Of the good man:
Sure the last end
: OF the good man is peace. How calm his exit!
Night dews fall not more gently to the ground,
Nor weary worn-out winds expire so soft
Behold him in the eVentide of life
, A life well spent! whose early care il was
His nper years should not upbraid his green;
! BY unperceived degrees he wears away
, Yet like the sun, seems larger ut his setting
The OFFICIAL PAPER.--The Globe newspi
puperis said to have been selected by Cabin,
vote on Saturday as the Government organ
Washington, and one letter writer says that III
members were equally divided between ii
Globe and Madisonian, and that the Presider
nm % tha :. c.etinor vote =, fo.,o, ,,c n. r.