The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-11-20
EXCITEMENT IN MISSISSIPPI.

SENATOR FoorE IiuSq IN FrFlGY.-The
rec p!irn of Gen Foo'e, in NJ Mssissippi, says
III. bnltimoTc Sun, is marked by strong Vi
cissitiltles. Al Coiumbns his speech was
well received, aud at jackson he was vel
coined With a salute Of artillery. Al Jackson
aud il Mad sol, if we are 10 believe his
former admirers and nov prejudiced oppo-
ne Is, he mel witt "pprlect discontinue.
Al the latter place, we learn from The same
authority, GAn. Foo was, in the discussion,
d nounced bV "IIn@. franklin Smith, as "a
traitor, aud as d' ec ating his seat in the U.
$ Ssdaie,n and he 'people became SO ex-
n4befated in The course OF the evening, that
M. Foolc hung in elIigy" These
staienr mis- we receive with many grains I
allowance. The NJ ssissippian, however,
says; There is a majorty of AT leas: forty
thousand in Mississippi in favor oI prompt
aud effective measures OF resistance"
a desperate alteilpt was naue last eve
n ng. nv gang Of SIX persons, 10 break in
10 lhe Village Sank, at DiLyersc, Mass -.
they were 70 led by the vigilance of the
waicnm n inside, who shot one Of The rascals
sDu oled on the spot. The name OF The
person shot wns John C. Page, who resided
ncxt door TO lie Bauk, and was The son Of
nnc. Of the directors. The deceased was
ahout Euty years of age, and nnmarried.-
Ills father heard the Fepnri of be gun. and
nn going aut. stumbled over The dead body
Of bis son.--Statesaaa
The Danr;rs Bank Robbery From fur
thef developments, there is not the slightest
groand to believe TINT young Page. who was
sllot Ut Diavers, Mass, last week BY the
waIchman, under the supposltion that he in
tended to rob The bank. ind any such object
10 view. A cdlnlryman, who was lying in
his wagon neaf ibe hank, witnessed the
AhOle scene. and denies that there was any
oae in company with Plge, or that any par
es'lgfi in 4 cnfriiee after The shot was fired
lie R1ys he Drove his wagon off shortly alter.
which The watchwan doubtless took for a
carriaIe Battman, the wntrhmnn, oc.
knaw edges that when he iirs, saw Page stop
ia tho iFatiia Of tho hank, he started 10 get HE
gan, and made flolse by striking his fOor
ngainsta cuni bod The counirymsn tcsi-
i-s ihst Page sud lenly ran up 10 the dpof,
snoairinr whn WIS there. shortly after which
t6e FIii sa- fired. The probability. 'hcrc-
(oYc. is. lllai hearing some me N the bank
.. that unasuuI hour, he thought there were
Fobbsas wiihsn. and approached the door TO
sseenain ihe "a I. The waichtnaa evidently
Wis very hnsty in firing.
Aps THEY DEep, on AaE IAtg LIyINs. =
ZschsiIaIs .rayiar, when boy shout eight
yeafs Of aye, and Jvhn TAYLOR, nearly iw''
years Of age, Iefi The neigliborhood of Z'nes-
vile, Ohia. ii The year is25. 10 COMPANY
with their father, Nehemiah faylor. Tbeif
brother William TaslT, nov residing 10
ZanessiIle. having nessr heard from them
since IIsaIr dspanuet. ii 1925, is exceeding
~ srzsons - asnrFtaiu whether hay are still
N the land Of the living; and Il so, who're
,hsy NAV be faund. ANY InGormstion re-
sueenar them. addfossedso WiIsnn Vaylor.
zaassvills. tllltl. will be lbankfulgrcceiged.
E.dilus Who feel asnesed 10 couiribu'a te
,hs eanso ii humanity, will conte, g'eol
AZ u b giving Ibis an insertion. - 'nesriI''
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