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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-29
CI,oIora ln LomisvllIe.

The Louisville Courier, Of Saturday reports
tho dealh Of Nancy D1gan,a sprghaiy and
intelligent Irish girl emr 'oyed in tho editors
family, of cholera. She was attacked abont
midnight Thursday, aud died about s O'Clock
Friday evening. She was Believed TO havo neQl
lecIed premdriiory sypm,oms, and TO have
indrlged her appetite too freely. The Cour.
ier has also the following: l,a.afrilsl..
On saturday las, an Irish emgrsni, named
Peter Cn:cntan, with his wife md four chill,
dreu,wer landed at our wharf from tho
stenInet Ohio, IN an entirely destitute con.
dilion. They were direct fran ship at
New Orleans, and had, we understand, suf.
lered more or less from ship fever They
rented roon in Carler's mlley, between
Pearl and Walnut streets, and Main and tho
river--lhe same locality where the cholera
brcvailedtO some extent among foreigners
last year. Thursday the famiIy eai freely of
pigs feet, and drank the liquid inwhieh iheV
were cooked, and the same afternoon one
OF the children was attacked with the ciolera
aud died in few hours. Yesterday NOR,
ming two more ofthe children were attacked.
one of whom was momenlarly expected 10
breathe its last ut 10 au'cIonk last night, and
the oher was in such condIiion that il can
hardly survive until this morning" W IL
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-29

81 CunSTY COURTS.
One Judge ufth- cauniy court TO be elected
by the qualified elec.ors therein.
The county courts within their respective
couniies to have exclusive jurisdiction OF MI
aattcrs Of probate aud adminislraiioni the
selilenenis Of decedeats, estates, guardian
ship, dover, partition, sales of real estates by
executors, administrators aud guardians,
Of such minor offices ss may be prescribed
By law, the uial whereof SHALL be by lnioma'
Iion.
OF appeals from the order aad resolutions
Of The county commissioners concerning
roads and highways. s--A B Is p
AMI in such special cases as may be pres
cribed BY law. aa. fg. +H
As many Terms Of the conniy court TO be
held as The business may reqaifc.
Coppe, saiion of judges of couniy courts
10 be paid out of the county treasury.
4. A sufficient Number of justices OF the
peace, and with the same powers and duties
as pre- escribed under the existing constitution
S. Other courts to be established by Law
in Incorporated cities and towns, 10 be suhor'
dinaie to the supreme cuurl, with Jnrlsdic'
lion and power 10 CONFORM 10 The courts heleir
provided for. The judges Of such courts tf
be elected by the qualified electors IN such
city or town, for such term and with such
compensation as judges Of courts OF simlla
dignity herein provided ior. f a..
The minium compensation OF Judges to b'
Fixed.
Clerks Of supreme courts in each count.
10 be elected by the qualified electors, &C
o6fcio, clerks Of the common pleas aud count.
courts, except in the county Of lIamllloa.
Clerks Of the several courts 'n lIamiltol
county, and of such courts as my be cfeaiet
by law, TO be elected in like manner elected
Judges of the snureme court and courts O
F commo pleas, removable by joint resoiutio
of the General Assembly, two thirds OF th
House Of Representatives and MINORITY q
1.-The Senate concurTing. g
Mr.. Larsh presented The following:
Resolred, That II is inexpedienl to eDgrai
any provision IN the constitution, which ShaI
Iequre Of a candidate for any elective oific
any other qualification Ih,n citizenship, age
and residence in the particular district j
which he is candldate,
Mr, Sawyer supposed, then, by the resnlu
lion presented, black man could he repre-
tative IN the Legislature. He understao'
that no qualiticailun was required except cIl
,izenship, age and residence. Would tn
clerk please TO read again. rs
The resolution was accordingly read.
Mr.. Sawyer said he did not like tcs"Iuio
al ALI besides, il was imperative. If III
gentleman would alter il SO as to make il n
Inqniry lnlo the expedency Of So amcpdn
the Constitution, he would not affect To il.
Mr.. Larsh made some remark which wa
: inaudIbIe at the table, aud was understood /
move the reference Of the resolution to III
committee on the preamble and bill oirghl:
The motion was agreed 10.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-29
THIRTY-FIRsT CONGRESS
WASHINGTON, May %

SENAEE-M Mr.: Hale submitted resolution
enquiring into the necessity Of amending The
luIeS Of the Senate in relation to adms ssou
upon he floor
Mi, Mangum moved substitute providing
lbaI printed permits he prepared by which
each Senator may daily admit 10 the flooI
one person.
After spicy debate the subject was re-
fer'ed TO a select committee.
On motion of Mr.. YuIee the resolution in
relation to Cuba was taken up, when
Mr. Walker Withdrew his amendments unt
The resolution was passed without debate.
The Senate taen resumed the cousidera
tion of the bill to progress Of The useful arts
After some debate The bill was ngan ait
o, er and the Omnibus bill taken up.
Adjuu ned, ,..
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-29

Yeliow Fear IJsalh 81 Coz ~, Mgsga
-Dauid Tod--Stednsr Rhode IsisHd
aC.R,e L-T-

Yeifow Feprr IJealh Of Coz ~. No, ga
-Da5id Tod-SteaEsr Rhode fsisAd-
Ce5rs.
1ns Grey E gle nir;ved ia The DslaWsr'
nn Tnesdny. 7th INST, fum Rm Janeitu.
which place she left on the 5th OF April
We gather the fJIlnW ug melancholy nem
from tie news she brings:
YELLuw FEyER.-Among the victims, We
regreI TO announce The uame Of Thomas JET
ierson Morgan, Esq the American Secretary
of Legation, who vas buried few days be
lore tie Grey Eagle sailed. He had beer
very actively engaged relieving line. su!fer
lines Of his eouuiIymen ia the city and among
the shipping, and by this exposure probably
contacted tho disease. lie was universally
IIamen,ed by the Americans in port. Ilay-
ing been acqurinted with MrMorgan, We car
ltestily to his high character, his tne Intellect
and his many eslimlble sociable qualities =
lIe was about SO years Of age. Mr.. Morgan
was native Of Washington, Pa, and son
Thomas Morgan, Esq, OF that place. it'
hal OI late wears, resided in Ohio, occupying
prominent position in the politics Of iha
State.
Tug RAyAoRs OF THE DIsEAsE Hon
David Tod, The American Minister, was Il
he country with bis family, when the Gre
Eagle left. Gov. KenI,the American Cnr
sui, had losI a by the epidemic. Cap
Amity and Capt. Hirris, both ofihem in Goa
mand Of American California bound ships
had died, Ia the city, The ravnges OF III
fever have been dreadful --One commercl'
house had twelve clerks down With il at onc'
and mauy houses had to be closed.
THE STEAMER RHodE lsLAND.- Ti
homes that were entertained for the salet
the steamcr Rhode Island, are blasted b
this arrival. The steamer Of great lengti
under SAIL which was reported going mi
RIO, by the Isabella Hyne, was the st eam'
Sea Gull, from New York, which had arrive
there, and corresponds to lint discripllon.-
T The steamer Columbus, Capt. Peck. sale
! from Rio, on, the 3lsl ofMarch, for Calfurn'
. The steamers Sea Gull, New World and
f W Pease, all sailed about the time OF Il
Grey Eagle's departure.
CorFEE. Rio Coffee remained fun, vii
/ no prospect of decline in prices. --'Ihe
was vefy little in the market, and none SUI
2 able for our markets.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-29

EXITING FlxO9I CUBA.

ANuNj
Thc Ohio, from II ,van1, arrived this af4
to nolu.--Gen. Lopez lan Ie. at Cardenas
on the 1T and with 500 mcn took The gar
rson--60O men surrendered after losing the
OF their n im3er. There was great excte-
menl in Havana. The CITY is under martial
law Several thausand militia arc enrolled
Troops had been dispatched to prorect Ma.
Ianz Is. 1t was reported that the troops wore
collected in Woman's island; saverat vessels
sra ted fIr thai place. Tho Spanish steamer
Plztre returned with l05 prisoners.
The Ohio, Falcon and Georgia we're cou,
pelled to anchor at the entrance Of The har
Dor.
The General landed from the steamer
which lefl New Orleans on The 7h. Sew
era other vessels containing in all l2 or
1900 men had left New Orleans previous 10
The C,eole, but where they are is not
known.
The foreigners resident IN Havana were
called upon to enroll. There were 1900
Tonps at Matan2as; 300 were dispatched
from Havana at ] O'clock M, on the both
to reinfoIce them aud march sgainst Lo.
PEI.
Il was rum pred that the iorca under Lopez
had increased tJ 1000 and that ha was al
ready half way 10 AlatanZis.
On lie 10 h, ne@s were received al Hn
vann that large force &as collected OF
Wonan's Island, near c'ps Yucatsn The
General of Marines with several vessels nnt
anout 5000 men, started immsdiqlely for
That poini just befre the OHIO left. The
Przario came IN with los prisoners takeI
froin The Island.
'Fne furee on the Creole with Gen. Lopez
effected he landing. 1t is bu, small par
OF the expidltiun, lis known that some /
or u vessels have left New OrIeans an
d'fsrenI paris Of the Gnlph probIbly 10 lan
simultaneously at ditf,reat pains
II was rep,rted thll Llpo z had roken u
tho Railroad to Cardenas, ii scveIal place
Tho merchants and banke in Havant
were removing their N ney, &C., into ii
forl tor safety.
Cap t.Shuck protested through The Amer
can @ onsul 10 the Capt. General, and ds
rnspded salo anchorage, but was tefusc'
ald iold fine did not like il he might go /
sen as soon as he plensed. TIE SPANS
govommen. would moi DC responsible Tor III
safety of his ship. None Of the passenger
except thpse having passports, wcYs peFmi
! ted 70 60 in there. No communication WI
! allowed between the passengers while
!. lppr, not even between Ihs oificors, uni,l
permit was OBJ aimed from The Captain Gel
!, etal. s4aft#sf sga ~,
The Ohio was detained moro than Is hou
after she wnsready for sea. waiting Tor ii
permit 10 iFansfer he plssensegs. if
PosTFoHEMsNr ~ THE NASHVILLE Co !
: vE11ToN Il is proposed bg some OF ii
friends ofthe Nashville Convention 10 pos
pone Il 10 aAalcr peroi Than June. il refe
ence towhfch the Richmond (ya) RepubI
can tays: ~
II Ttis Is Jndicous suggestion. CIcumsisl
cos may occur which will render the assen
bIsgs Of such body unnecessary, eysn
i the opinion Of ,hlse who sill think il ad,is
bIs.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-29

THK Law OF HEwsPAPERs.-l. Subscribers who
10 not give express notice to the contrary. are
considered us wishing To continue their subscrip-
tions. F9 TrH ga CIF~
2. II subscribers order the disconunnanoe OF
their papers. the publisher may continue to send
them until all arrcaragesa are paid.
3. II subscribers neglect OF refuse to take their
papers from the Office to which they are directed,
they are held responsible Till they haze settled the
bill and ordered The paper discontinued
4. Ifsubscribers remove to other plnces with
out informing the publishers, aud the paper is sent
to the former direction, they are held responsible
5. The Courts have decided that refusing to
axe paper from the Office, or removing aud lcav
ngitHncaIled for, Is "prima iaeieY evidence o
Intentional fraud.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-29
ST. LOUIS, Nav %.

The Weston Reporter uf last Saturday
contains letter tium DR.. S. Meadow, OF
Weston, stating That the Cholera had broken
out among the California emigrants. TIE
writer says al Camp Grasshopper, 50 miles
oni. the Cholera had broken out in the train
Of Dr. Clark in is most malignant form.
Mr. e. H, Mpore, of Ma!furd, H., is dead
Two u'hrrs must die within 24 houls; one
other recovering There is danger thai the
disease will extend. The Nj rshalI Tia n
consists Of abou, 60 persons. They are
travelling slowly. Tue grass is barely sulli.
cieni TO sustain oxen.
The Reporter announces The ceath, in
Weston. of Major Indy, of SlewardsviIe, III
He was on his wuylo California, in company
with his brother. Mi Indy was formerly
Register in he Land Office in Illinois.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-29

G1-The National InieIligcncer thus de-
scribes the present condition and prospecp
Of its party: md s4ss ars
"lt is probable that while The party remains
divided, some for Paul, ,nnd some for AppoIleS,
and some Cephas, and so many each for
himself. complaint, defeal,und disgrace will
follow" 4a s,svrp
Iris moi strange, says the New Hampshire
Patriot, that the leaders are Jealous and en>
vous Of the cabinet for sreing the lAtier
helping themselves 10 500 900 n lick"
from Uncle Sans money drawer--it :s very
natural that they should want chance 10
"go and do likewise tHm b9R ia@
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-29
WASHINGTON, May "a.


SENATE Several private bills were taken
Iup and passed.
The bill making compensation 10 land
officers for locating military land warrants,
was tnken up aud passed.
| Mr.. Bradbury's resolution IN relation 10
HE removaIs fiom office, was taken up.
Mr.. Webster expressed desire 10 make a
few remarks upon the resolution.
\ The resolution was made the spec al order
for Tuesday.
| A bill was niTodnced toprovide additional
security to the lives and property of persons
navigating western wniers.
The Senate then proceeded to the consid
Grafton ola biltto establish Branch Min
nj New Yo;k.
4 Several amendments we're prepared anc
debated upon, wnen the further considers
Inoh &c the bill was postponed i'll Monday, 4
watch time The Senate adjourned. va
IIoUsE--Mr. Putnam, irem COMMITTED o:
Railroads md Canals. reporieda n billf III,
eonstruction Of bridges IN Oregon. Re!erre,
to The Quantities d the Whole.
: The Huuse Felusedio 60 into Commtte,
of the Whole on private bills, and resumed
tho consideration OF the bill 10 increase th,
army for the projection Of the western from
tier. After debate, :he bill passed = Yea
100, Nays SO.
The House .hen went into Committee o
the Whole on private calendar, nnd wi,hou
duing anything the Committee luse ana III
House adjourned. ,or sra Z
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-29

GREAT FkEsmET- Nine Miils Srept A.
lcdy The Huntsville (Aia) Star, Of the 4h
insi, gives accounts nf d calAmi'ous freshei
on The East Fok Stone River, wbicl, was
higher than il hhs been for fifty years Every
mill sud bridge from Woodbury., 70 Jefferson
.rxcepl Bfown's mili) has been swept away,
-Taylcr's,at Woodbury., Rsadylss Sopp's,
ChamppeI's, Adams tmill aud cotton gin,)
Bones, SanforGs, and Peafce'S, lsaw and grisl
mil J, have all shared the samc fate. Peafce's
new bridge, Browns Bfnudon's. nnd Ready's,
are gone. Besides this, thefc has been Q
great destruction 10 farms ell along the river
II has heard the loss estimated al from 3 1895
900 10 9l56000.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-29
Sr. Louts, May %.

A Govcrrmen: train of "a loaded wagons
arrived at Fort Leavenwotth from Saula Fe
Only "a days we're occupied IN the journey.
Among the company is Col. Washington, ex
Gov. Of New Mexico, Col. Beale and son,
Cupt. Judd and Lieut.. williamson. The y
met large'lo, Of California emgrants near
Council Grove. There was liIIle oF no grass
on HE Plains. A large portion Of The ,hhabs
ilants Of Santa Fe were preparing 10 leave
for California.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-29
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
sB CIYciNSATf, Nav %.

Al q O'Clock This mornihg i fie hruke out
in Deer Creek Valley, which desIToyed Iiree
houses. 9
Aao,her al 8 o'clock bHd burned eighl
dwellings, mostly frames, on Sycamore street
near Woodward street. ~ ''E
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-29

TiousE E--Nr. Burt from the committee OF
Military Afairs, rep ,rted back The Senate
bill 10 increase lhe rank and file of the army
and to encourage enlislrenls, wihan amend
ment.
Mr.. Jones moved to refer II 10 committee
Iof the whole.
Mr. Burt explained the provisions of the
bill. Il merely proposed TO increase the
number Of companies which may be scat in
defence Of the frontiers.
| Mr.. Jones opposed the passage of the bill
| 1t had moi even been printed and should be
sent 10 committee OF the whole.
Mr.. Evans, Of Md, eventually surporet
Ike bill
After lengthy debate and without coming
TO any conclusion, House adjourned.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-29
ST. LOUIS, Nav %

The Minnesota Register Of tho 18th, re-
cords uu0,her Indian murder near FL Smell :
ing. A large party of Cbippewas crossed
the liver aud fell upon snme Sioux, and killed
one. Bnth parties seem determined on war
Thirteen Of the Sioux were recently engaged
in murder at Apple Creek. and were gwen
up at Fort Smelling but were liberated on
par0i.
The new Plesby terrain church al St. Pdnfs
was destroyed by fire on Friday.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-29

p A QuEsroN lSDeED -A'I'he following qucs-
ton 10 said 10 have created tfemendsus ex
citemert before the HadscrabbIe Debating
Inslitulion:- --seWhat Is the difference be-
tween there being conscience enough IN all
women, and women enough in oil conscis
encesn After ,hFes weeks discussion, toe
President decided that there was difference,
but where Il consisted he was quite uncere
IAN y
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-29

VI To the members Of the Agricultural
Society Of Harrison county, we would say
TINT they can obtain copies Of the last annual
report, by calling on ,he editor Of this paper,
or upon EZRA CArTEL, residing near Harris
vile. These copies are furnished by the
SncielY. ~ ---
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-29

IMPORTANT DgMncRArIc MOVEMENT. =
Uader Ibis heading the Memphis, Appeal Of
the ID instant has The following:
There is now lypg dt F.n Pickering a
fittb0at, which has descended the rivers from
'he remotcst regions of Clnibprne county.
Tenn, lrciahted with no less thnn 6liyfour
individuals. all Democrats, an1 making only
me family, TIE patriarch Of theiribe heads
The movement, all the resi- being his wife,
children ahd grandchildren. They nra as
waiting the Whnerive'p ,cket, Lieut. M'ury.
10 transport them 10 Arkansas wbose ALREADY
overwhelming Democracy is destined 10 re
ceVe this rich accession ~ its numbers.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-29
FROM HAVANNA.
: NEw ORLEANS, May 90.

The steamer Guadalquiver has arrived,
three days hon Havanna. with dispatches Ior
the Spanish Consui. She reports M Signs nl
distnrb,nce No troops had land ID at the
Isle Of Pines. a'1
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-29

The wool business has fairly commenced,
and bids fair 10 be unusually large in Cudz,
this season Several lots have heen deliver.
ed, which, We are told, were in excellent or.
der. Most Of our merchant 5 ale buying at
prices ranging between 25 and 81 cents.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-29

0Sg-lt is not strange that the present admin"
israiion, should have so little of the con
fj4nce ofts own party and the public, when
eadIng whg papers al over the country are
daily giving ii the cold shoulder. Tne 'aid
and comfot" it receives from This qnauel
is thousand times mole annoying and dis
cauraging than HE open and frank denuncis
ations ofIts opponents. Such articles as The
following. from the P,tsburg Commercia
Journal, wbig paper Of high repute, must
operate like wet blanket around the shoul
ders of the President and his privy counsel>
ots:
"Fhe surrendetby Messrs, Bulhp g. Sar-
gent Of their connexmn with the Republic,
because of their inability To sustain The cabs
lei as we'll ns they we're disposed and able
to sustain the President, is not happy omen
The utmost we can hope is, that this rupture
is local, and is precipilaed by personal dsa-
grec,Den:s We fedr there are deep wounds
to be healed, rodical remedies 10 he used ere
we can say all is well Throughout the Gov
1ernment. Bat we must await further devel.
opments."
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-29

The Minnesota Pioneer says that one-eyed,
Debora, chief Of tho Winnebagoes, nbou!
70 yenrs old, was ID St, Paul's on The 10th
ul. He is lbe mnn who, with his band, took
Black Hawk Prsone: in 1888. He has bad
81 wives. .aeba8 A ea VA.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-29

FEMALE DnoToRs. The Legislature Of
Pennsylvania we see has chartered college
for the medical education offcmalesin PIrila
delphia, which is to be opened nex' October.
This is prabably the first college Of the kind
everorganized. Elizabeth Blackwell, NJ. d.,
Is talked of fot the Ch,ir Of Surgery.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-29

Or We Eave, IN type, an Interesting let-
ter from California, which we have been
compelled 10 defer until our nexl number, for
want OF room. ta.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-29

"ULTRA ABoLIrInEsM THE Brooklyn
Freeman, strong Free Soil paper. is down
on Wm. Lloyd Garrison, and his "aboltior
crew" Iu reference 10 their meeting a, the
Tabernacle in New York, on Tuesday last
il says:
Their great anniversary wns failure, mo-
even Importance enough 10 be abused. Az
liz blinded for their own destruction, they did
moi even play their own best cards. Wind9lI
Phillips, the gentleman, the sholar, the fear
less orator, the onlo redqeming man Of the
party, rho shines among his company like {
pearl on ding hin, sat in inglpriuus ST.
lence, and The time was occupied in stuple
discussions on negro physiology.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-29

Or We direct attention TO the adv ertIse'
meht in another place, OF the illustrated faml'
Is Bible. We have locked through the speci-
men aumber sent us, and ale Of the opinion
that il is fully equal TO The celebrated Har-
pers' edition, which was so popular few
years ago. Persons who wish a splendid
copy Of the sacred Scriptures, could not, per
haps, avail themselves of better opportunity
o! obtaining it than The one now offered.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-29

Tom Heyer, the celebrated pugiisi,.is a.
bout 10 embark for Califamiaa Yankee Sui.
Iivan, and other noted fighting characters,
started for the same destination some time
since. t.r as.taan si.. Is .tr.a.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-29

ABlReAIs. For ElO Sterling The Danish
government has sold 10 Great Britain, her 6yC
forts and all her posessions and tewitorial
rights on the coass Of Guinea
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-29

OF We are untor obligations 10 Messrs.
SCOTr and MooREuEAD Of the Constitutional
Convention for favors
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-29

or Hon. Mr.. LIUNrER Of The EInuse oI
Representatives, will accept our thanks for
valuable public documents.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-29

Queen Victoria has settled n handsome
annuity on tho lie af Tom Moore, the
sweetest and hriIlint "f the butds Of Erin.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-29

The Catholics a, Hartford, Connecticut.
are about eteellniga chatch, coslfag from &C.
" to sixty thousand dollars.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-29

The new $2O gold pieces ure to be called
awasbpgtons.pr y .ss e ''t41'
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-29
WsI,ImgIom KnIlounI RTOuumcmt

"A bhdck Of Ohm marble, from Tho Xenia
Qoney 10 Green county, four feet long, Two
feet high, aud fourteen ipches deep, will be
presented by Governor Ford. in behalf of the
State d Ohio, 10 the Washington National
Monument, with tho following inscriptions
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-29

A genernl manufacturing law has been
passed IN Indiann. A'4 aat 1's''
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-29
FOR GOVERNOR,
R E u BEN w 0 0 D
nE cfIVAHOGA
OF CUYAHOGA.

OEr We Ih'nk the two articles, occupying
our first pnge, on the suffice, Of Odd Eel
lowship, will have 10 conclude the considera
lion oc !Iis question, II seems 10 US that
the theme is almost exhausted, and that the
pens OF our correspondents could, perhaps
10 employed in a manner that would be
more acceptable 10 The public, as well as
better calculated 10 develop their conlrover
sial powers.