The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-09-17
CUTTINGS AND sCRIBBL1NGs.


Steubenrille Mdnufactories-T Stcubcn-
vile Herald says that more than 5000 people in
that PLACE derive their daily support from the
Woolen Manufactures alone There are also
cotton and other kinds of factories in profitable
operations in Steubenville, all driven By men.
There is to be Rail Road Convention at
Greensburgh, Pa, on the 24th inst Pittsburgh
is going to send Wrapping delegation. They'll
soon have the steam up and cars running on that
railroad, we guess.
The Pittsburgh Chronicle says: The numer-
GUS workmen employed in repairing the Bank of
Pittsburgh, are progressing with their labors
quite rapidly. Several important alterations have
been made in the interior of the building. 1t is
to be rooted with slate, and otherwise rendered
entirely fire proof
Stark County Democratic Nominations.--Geo.
Miller, for Representative; FL. P. Dunbar, Sher-
if; - Keplinger, Treasurer; James Arm
strong, Prosecuting Attorney; George Howen-
stine, Commissioner; Peter Loutzeahiser, Poor
House Director
Guernsey County Democratic Nominations
Senator, French W. ThomhlI; Representative,
VIM. Lawrence; Treasurer, VIM. Fl. Endley:
Prosecuting Attorney J. W. White; Commits.
sioner, Richard Bell; Poor House Director, John
Barton,
1ascGrdpGs County Democratic Nominations
Representative, Joshua Brown; Sheriff, VIM
Armstrong; Treasurer, Arthur B. Rowlie; Re
corder, Bowers Sea:on; Prosecuting Attorney
John J. Robinson; Surveyor, Isaac Couts; Com
missioners, Lewis Conwell, Philip Mizer; Poo
House Director, George Bugher,
Ihe democrats of Tuscarawas adopted the
popular vote system, and the above ticket wa
selected in pursuance of that system.
The salary of the Governor of F.orida,has beel
fixed at $1,000 per annum, with a Secretar
whose salary is set down at 500. The Secreta
ry of State is to receive 5000; the Comptrolle
800, and the Attorney General 500 and fees
The members of the Legislature are to be pa
three dollars per diem and 10 cents mileage
The Legislature, after doing this much adjoune
on the 4th ult.
Ihe Day Of Election.--The election in Ohio
occurs on the second Tuesday of October, ben,
tho fourteenth of that month.
Gen. Jacksqn's Coat.-The coat worn bv &c
neral jackson at the battle of New Orleans ha
been presented to the National Institute by Ger
Thomas Ii. Bradley, in behalf of portion of tn
citizens of Tennessee, with request that
have place by the side of the one worn by III
father of our common country-Gen. Georg
Washington.
Small Por,-We learn from the Bee that s.
veral cases of this oathsome disease have Il,
peared in the eastern portion of Washington cit
The same disease, we learn from the PhiIade
phIa papers, is prevailing to an alarming exte
in Moyamensing.
The Emancipdted SlaUes.--Judge Leig
John Randoph's executor, is endeavorng to fiji
location for the slaves manumitted by the W
Of that eccentric man. A legacy of 1926, 900
leitt them. They do not wish to 90 to Liber
and they cannot remain in Virginia Judge
Is seeking place in free State, where tn
may be placed without danger of molestat
from invidious laws Or stillmore invdious pu
lic feeling.
Lake Superior. - The ST. Louis New Era say
The introduction Of STEAMBOATS, and many S
vessels into Lake Superior, is about to form
new err IN the business and commerce of that g
iensive inland sea. It's extensive coasts will
ford q vide scope fotnavgation, commerce, :