The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-02-18

HlduC up vi lOICISHeIo, ieoPSCtdOiO PO'Soho anu
shopmen, with the nobility and fishermen, who
rank as the most honest Of the Neapolitans.
Bank Charter Vptoed.--The Governor Of
PENNSYLVANIA has vetoed the bill to incorporate
the Armstrong County Bank The Executive
in his message to the Legislature, expressed
decided opposition to the creation of any more
banking capital, on the ground that it is already
sufficiently large.
He who neglects religion, prepares for himself
bitter draught, and a meal of wormwood, a
nghtcap Of tborns, and bed of brars; life Of
vexation, and death of sorrow.
The Philosophers &one.-The direct road
the railroad way to wealth, is through the adver-
tising columns of a pal er having large circuIa-
ton. Ii was never known TO fail. Men make
thousands Of dollars by paying only thirty or for
ty dollars year, for general advertising.
Counterfeit half dollars are in circulation in
different parts Of the country.
Taking negro by the head because he refl-
ses to fork over, is said to be ga seizure of wool
for non-paymcnt of duties"
Rich Bcg9ars.--A short tme ago n man and
his wife, both Germans, we're brought into Gale
, ma by teamster. The woman was very sick
and the man declared his extreme poverty. Up
on searching his box, however, seventeen hun
dred dollars were discovered.
Facts for the Peop1e-We have received
from Columbus the first number of pamphlet OF
eight pages, under the above title, published by
the Democratic Editorial Publishing Committee
which will be published during the campaign.--
These tracts contain much sound political read
ing, and may be had at so cents per hundred
Just their cost. Circulate the documents.
TeraS.-The legislature of this state will meo
on the 10Th. Gen. Houston will, all accounts
say, be chosen member of the U. S. Senate
and President Jones is spoken Of as his probable
colleague. Texas appears to be in a very pros
porous condition Emigrants from Europe and
the older States of the Union, are constantly ar
irving there.
The Indiana Legislature appropriated $40,
1000 for lunatic asylum, and also made provi
sions for deaf and dumb institution. Ii alst
passed an acr, giving discretionary powers to ju
rors, in all cases of murder in the first degree
either to punish capitaly OR by Imprisonment fo
lie in the state prison.
Counting Chickens, 6cc.--The federal papers
r call Mr.. Bebb the ''next Governor of Oho."--
4 There's many slip 'twixt the cup and the lip!
ArkanSaS--A democratic convention assem-
} bIed at Little Rock, has nominated r. w. John
son for Congress.
Iova and Missomi-The difficulties with re
gard TO the boundary between Iowa and Nilsson
ri are about to be adjusted, by bringing the mat
ter, under the authority of both States, before tn
Supreme Court of the United States.
3 Oregon ond Mictigan.- Both parties in tn
: Legislature ofMichigan, have concurred in pas:
ing resolutions declaring our title to the whole c
Oregon up to 81 degrees 40 minutes, TO be 'clea
and incontestible,' and the offer of 40 as bour
Diary to be an evidence of our spirit of libers
J. concession, urging the passage Of the notice, an
+ the adoption Of the Presidents recommends
lions; and endorsing the protest of the messag
: against European interference on this conlincn
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Departure for Oregon The ship Brookly
eft the wharf last Wednesday, opposite Frankli
. Market, with company Of emigranls for Oregon
f. There are lS5 passengers, composed of men,wC
men and children, principally farmers and mt
chanics from the Now England States, who g
out determined TO make settlement, and occr
i Ipy portion at least, of Oregon. They carr
3 with them their tools and farming utensils. tn
: whole expense Of the voyage will be to each pas
senger about l25 dollars. At2 O'Clock the
: left tho wharf, and as the last hawser was ooset
Z the crowd, assembled to see them start, sent OIL
10 them three hearty cheers, which was rcurne
as heartily by the cmigrants, who were standr
J. on the deck.