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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-12
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the sIiorneys q the wealthy capitalists OVn-
iag she assignment.
They also suaign him Oa several cases, in
which the same eomhinakioa Of capitalists
ate ia'esested as sssiRpees of PatsRls worth
- Tho aggregale mole than miiGon Of dol
aafs; and the essay TO ploye that where even
1heir applications were cnRceFRed. he has sel
tie tales and law At def1nce, 10 order TO
ssease Tor them moaoPolies At the expsse Of
The public, who are interested in having
sseiul inventions, become the properly OF
socieIy at large, after the iuVsnioT OF bis as
signee has had ihe opportunity 10 enjoy The
benefits Of any such invention aEder the
Patent Laws. The WOod Nof b claiming ma
chine patent is The property Of these fsvnred
parties, whose application for an extension
Of tia privileges according uu.ler " was sum
aarily rejected al the last session Of Con
g'ess. E-E EsH
To have so grave charges, backed By sucl
an inPosInR array Of pFOol presented agaius
IA olficer ~t the government holding 10 hi:
hands great power over the pockets Of the
lcUmmunity, has very naturally produced
vide spread excitement among the member,
ofboIh Houses Of Congress. Many Of lheu
are loudly demanding the com missioner I
instant dis0Issal, averring that no enc no
above the suspicion nf utter incompeiency o
Of wtineuess To- collude With favored spec
uiaiOrs, one or the other Of which charges
they, by his own letters prove him guilty
| is tir tO be trusted with the discharge o
functions Of 50 great inporlauce as those o
his Ofiice.-Cia Enquirer. sa
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-12
ARRIVAL OF THE PACAFIC.

The stsnmer Pacific from Chsgres arrived
hare to-day She b.iGgs Two hundred and
fifty passengers and astes IRON San Francis,
co 10 January first, being two weeks later. !.
The general news from California pre-.
ssnts Dething OF very striking interest.
Horace Smith has been elected Mayor OF
Sacramento City. to fill the vacancy caused
BY ihe death OF Mayor Bigelow.
The chances Of Col. Fremont for election
are becoming more doubtful. He has pub.
lished an address to the people, 10 which
he vindicates his character from the charges
preferred sgairat him.
The state OF morals 10 growing worse.---
MurdcTs and Fobberies are Of frequent occur.
renee, aud psaceable citizens, especially in
the mining districts. are in much danger.
The custom house at Monterey has been
robbed OF twenty thousand dollars. No clue
yet TO the money or thieves.
The steamer Georgia left CbagEes on the
28th alt, for New York.
The stesmer Confidence from New York
has arrived st San Francisco.
Business. goDerally was prosperous. Pro.
duce Of every description abundant. Prices
Of produce tsvoring buyers.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-12

The Inauguration OF GOV. Fort, OF New
Jersey, took place a, Trenton on Tuesday,
with much ceremony. Several military com.
pnnies, with bards, and large number &c
strangers wete p.esent. The oath of Office
was administered at twelve o'clack in the
Senate Chamber. The gteat seal Of the
Stale was banded over TO G,v For, by Gov.
Hines, and saluies were fired from the .t,tii~
aide during the proceedings. The Covers
nprs inaugural address was then read. He
favors the promotion oi Ayr culture, the
eqnaliz tion Of taxes, and the abolition ofthe
property qualification; he is opposed IL mu>
Ihopoly laws; approves Of llle personal labil-
tiles Of stockholders. and recommends a
homestead exemption, and the len hour man-
ufac,u'ing law. ile approves also ii the
Compromise laws and the tariffoi. ls46, bat
thinks il should be modified IN iron.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-12

The RISE Of Men Of Eminsnce. MIR.
Disney, member Of Congress from Ohio,
was formerly house painter; Senator
Dickinson worked at q mechanical trade
until after he attained his majority; II. L.
Turner, U. s. Senator from Tennessee and
Andrew Johnston, Representative from
the same State, were and are tailcrs; and
there are in Congress many others who
are mechanics. Gen. Houston worked al
his trade az halter until after he was
twenty zone. Justice Mckinley, Of the
u. s. Supreme Court, was carpeater
aud joiner. The hlslsfy Of benjamin
Franklin, Roger Sherman Gen Greene,
Gen. Putnam, and hundreds Of others who
have been elevated to staslsns Of honor.
arc full OF instruction, and worthy Of EN-
ulaiion by Tho youth cf the present gen,
GRAFTON 7a &3
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CouRTsHIp.

Sally, the house maid, pairing apples 10
the corner. Enter Obadiah, who SAT him
self n The corner opposite 10 Sally, without
saying word for fifteen minutes, but fnals
" be breaks silence with, sg1#
.There's considerable imperceplibIe alter
ing in the weather since last week. ~
Sally - Tint so judcous and iniubita-
ble cold ns twas; the ,hermomican has low
cred up to 400 higher than zanith''
Both pari es assumed grave and kndw.
ing look aud long panse Finally Obadiah
gives his pate another narrowing scTasch and
again broke silence: I 8
well, Sally, we chaps are Ron' 70 raise
a aIeigh-r;de, t's such iRimieaI good slsd~
DIM Tomorrow, ala 8AA s sfs
sSollg@l You are? Our foiks are snspecs
ting company allGsy to-nnffow.' H IL
Obadiah dispose they'll have lnsatiats
times ont. snouId be indefnntely happy
if you would disgrace me with your ccmps-
ny, should tnke il as a. defoestofy honas;
besides, we are relcalcuiin 10 treat the gals
copously we'll on reasons nnd blaekssfhp.'
Sally--sI should be- supernatural glad 70
Jisgrace you, but our folks snspecl c0nnpaA
10y; I can't On. n At
Obadiah sits scratching his head awkils.
al length starts up az though new idea had
come urcr hsgn-l~ AAW
sWeil, nov III go'home md thrash them
are beans whas have 5eef Iay'in down thsFA
II The barn such dssned whila's ~ '
Il z " j Il
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-12
PIGEONS ! PIGEONS /

Ten thousand times ten thousand, aud
thousands Of thousands Of pigeons are
seen vending their way from The South,
Until they reached The Lake shore, when
they would suddenly perform . somsrsei,
and turn back in the direction they came.
The mild weather of the last few days,
has no doubt deceived them, and when
they get IN sight Of the snows or Canada,
they turn back itis said that millions
aFe fooud dead III lhesnows of the Prov,
ince. = Cieoeiand Piaindeaier, Esd uIt. Y
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-12

PosTAsE BtLL.--1'he Senate Committee
on postage has recommended the Senate 10
srlke out Of the new postage bill the prosi-
sion aIowing newspapers 10 be carted free
within thirty mics Of Inc place Of pubhca.
,i0n. The chairman Of this committee is
Gen. Rusk, of Texls. from whom better
things we're expected. We hope the Senate
will not heed their recommendation, bu, re-
tain this section in the bill |, is bot jus.
tina. il shonld dosn, Any Senator who votes
for striking out this provision is an enemy to
the country press. and should be recolIeeied
by them as such when they are hefore their
constituents for public favors. -M Veraon
Banner,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-12

The Indiana Convention has adapted,
without the ayes and mes being taken on II,
n section giving the veto power 10 the Gov
ernor. Bills not returned by him within
three days shall become laws. A majority
of the members elected to both houses may
repass bulls vetoed. No bill to be sent 10 The
Governor the Two last days Of tke session
md all bills not Ieturned To the Legislature
by him At the close Uf the session are to be-
cume laws, unless he files his veto with the
Secretary of State within FIVE days after It's
adjournment. In that event. the next Legs
isIature NAV nverruIe snrh veto.
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from California.
Transmitted Iur the B.llimOrs Ansficaa.
ARRIVAL OF THB EMPIRE cllY-

franamitied tor the BALTIMORE Amei1cAn.
ARRIVAL OF THB BMPIRR cl1Y-
M0RE GOLD.
NEw YORK, Feb. 7-e P. NJ. h
The steamer Kmpite CITY srriyed heEe
this afternoon. Sns brings Two hundTed
snd ten passengers. and about million dol
lara worth Of gold dust. The dates ere from
San FIsneisco 10 January Let, being Two
weeks later.
The news from the Isihmus is uEimportsnt
A Are had occurred at LsgUa which de
slro, cd eighIy houses besides other proper
" 10 Q con siden bic amount.
The health OF California has greatly tn'
proved, and the weather wSs very 6ne.
The depredations By the lndiaas continue
very annoying. Many Of the miners have
been compelled 10 leave iheit pieces in
consequences Of The dePTedaIioDs. +
The chelers has entirely disappeared iron
California.
Serious sPpIehensions are enteTtained for
the safety OF the aIesmeI Panama which had
sI last accounts been out twenty eight days.
John d. Hobbs IRON Ma9 land. died on
board the Alsbsms, which vessel has arrived.
The ship WSldIoa OF Baltimore was spo,
ken August 70, in latitude 30 N. lOngi.
lude AZ.
The Georgia has been totally destroyed BY
fis. No lives lost.
The steamers California and EortherneI
have both arrived sale with ell on board.
The election oi an United States Senator
sppeaIs 10 be the sll-eDgIossing topic oi
conversation. Among the Wings Edward
Bszsnt and John Wethered are prominently
spoken OF as candidates; and with the Dem.
oCEsls John B. Weller end n. w. halleck.
J. W. Georgs aud Col. Fremont are 0amed.
The latter. however. stands no chance u the
plurality rule Is TesoTted 10 in the election.
The impression strongly prevails that q
Wing will be chosen.
The Legislature meets at San Jose on the
9Th oil February.
The Empire City brings Kingston dates TO
the 3lst January. The cholen was 90 ,he
decrease. ~
A serious riot hsd taken place list. Da.
vids BY which several lives were lost.
Business 10 California generally is steady
aud healthy. All kinds oi produce in a.
bundance, sId prices Of -four, provisions
&c. declining. though quotations do no. dill.
Ter much from previous accounts.
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'rAKlNG UP HER RESIDENCE.

An advertisement appears 10 the want
column of New York paper icf house
Tor Jenny Lind, either in New Yerk or
Brooklyn. suitable as residence. Tho
house il wanted FoTfws months or longer
from the iss of lApsiIs and must be sCiia-
bio foe 6ys persons. This does not look
like goiag 10 ihe Worlds Fair. g
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-12

The iron interest OF Mifiiin county,
Pa, is Represented to be 10 0 most pres
lTaied condition. Under the Tariff Of
! is42 upwards OF two thousand persons
Z were employed in the various iron futna-
COS 10 The county. At the present time
not singls furnace is 10 blast, and The
two thousand operatives have been com
pslled 70 eater other pursuits 70 gain
living, Or seek employ in ether count'
ties. 81. fa
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EWINo ". q sRnsW0LD-A rae.
EOifs DItkWN RY A WHIG.

The s.ilssing urteis from the Evansville
Z ssrscr. = lesdiag wing paper, 10 curious
-fa'snsh tie irSay II il is Iwo-edEed, isAgs
she Statesman, and under Prs,eace oi sussr
ls9 II 'hs AEssDsessso rife s0apg The Whe
sHpVBens " Mf. EwiRe,s Boaaasliah, 4
'oils The plata trulh ol he character. Gsd
SERVES ~ Mr- 6rsswold 10 nOst admirable
style. Tuks the second psfaEfsph fs in
s.sa~s. and spply il 80 the aaIhw iassnes,
to Mf 0sisw.ad's uominaiion--isat il rieh
thoasbs As g. wss ,pkea Of e=ufss By We
shls caergs, beezuse - sss iiule bslSs
Ihs average of thea 81 50 1hat rksa else>
sra. 81 he wuaid lbs only On lsSsI with The
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-12
Pubiic Debts and works.

The Report oi the committee in the Con
stiiuiional Convention, on '.Public Debts
and Public Works" says the Guernsey JEFF
fersonian, is highly creditable to its authors
The irs: three sections provide tha, the
State shalt never contract debts to an amoun
exceeding seven hundred and ffly thousand
dollars, except for purposes of war to repe
actual invasion. The other three sections ait
as follows, and are well calculated to preven
the State frOra being forced into bankruptcy
by chartered corporations, that are now get.
ling counties, cities, towns, townships, and
villages, 10 take stock in their companies.
Sec. 4. The credit oi The State shall mol
in any manner be given, or loaned to, or ii
aid Of any individual, association, or corpo'
ration swhatever,. nor shall the Slate eyel
hereafter become joint owner OF stock
holder in any company OF association in tliis
Srate or else where, formed for any purpose
whatever.
Sec. 5. The Legislature skill never, or
behalf of the State, assume the debt OF mi
county, city, Iown or township, within thil
State, or Of any corporation whatever, IN.
less such debt shall have been cteated fol
the purpose ofrepelliDg invasion OF 10 sup.
press insurreciiOn, or TO defend the State il
war. sas g& ass y r@s Fs Ha3 48
Sec. 8. The General Asssmbly will ney.
er authorize any county. ci.y, tosyn or town.
ship, in this State, BY vote Of its ,:itizens ol
otherwise. 10 become stockholder in any
joint stock company, corporation OF nssocia-
lion whatever, or 10 raise money for, or loan
iis credi, 20. or 10 aid Of any such company
tniatinse tffsif .siH F74is3f
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GOVERNOR QUlTMAN.
~ TT

Governor Quiiman has arrives hers
under arrest charged with being enga-
gsd ia the Cuba invasion. a psoclama'
lioE and protest against thus holding him
- daily expected. The matter has pre-.
duced considerable interesi. I
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-12

OF The present army force Of Great
Britain is l23 ,76S men, The cavalry, infantry,
artillery, engineers and sappers and miners.
Besides, there are in the Cni:ed Kingdom
10000 enrolled pensioners, 5000 dock-ya,d
men, l3.44l ,eomnnry, and 4.700 militia
t(Channel lslands.)
The present strength Of the army iD Ire-
land, is 25, 100 men.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-12

dy HARPER, of the Pr,lshur. h Post, says
that when he was editing country paper IN
Ohio, country subscriber paid him off in
sGtr-logs,--a fine load, which ho deposited
in the street opposite The Office. He ,hink:
hey are lying there yet. Probably they have
been taken for change. Cir. Enquirer.
No they haint They have recently been
appropriated by the street commissioners, fol
the purpose of building dam across guIteI
Immediately fronting the Sentinel Office.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-12

GEN. LEWIS CAss has been returned to the
United States Senate, from Michigan, for
the full Term from 4ih Of March next.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-12

The Dayton Emp re aays that il is stated
by authority thai Hon. Rnbeti G. Schenck,
Of ,ha, city. and al presen, member of Con-
gfess from The Montgomery district, has been
appointed Minister 10 Brazil, in the room az
Hon David Tod, who is recalled Ot his own
request.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-12

Gen. Hinton, the msil rohber, has given
bond 10 The amour. Of $4,000, and 10 now
al large. or course he will bs IN ''other
psrtsn abou, the nexlterm time pf the Us.
court a se 4
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IowA.--The Inaugural address Of Cover
nor SrrPHES IIEMPsTRKB. was deli' cred be-
fore the Legi slutare al lowe city, or The 4ih
of December. II is sboii, simple, and
democratic document, based upon The idea
that The world is governed TOO much. We
copy two paragraphs;
with no banks among ns 10 create dis.
tress and panic by their failures, conlraeiiOns
and expansions, with bnt few corporations,
except those formed under general laws, our
citizens, relying on their industry aud frugal
ily, are advancing steadily 10 competence
aud wealth, showing TO the world thai bank
indulgenccs, paper money, and special PRIV.
iIeges, are unnecessary tn secure 10 people
happiness and prosperity"
y "WEhoul nninn our independence
coul not have achieved without union and
the observance Of the laws, il can never be
maintained.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-12

O5saining Jast;cs. lila New OrIszns
lately one 81 tie city creditors attached
the statue Of justice which figures upon
ono VI ihs Fnunicipal halls, ~ security
< OF bic claim. ss Ysa
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-12

The POPULATION OF Pennsylvania -
The Western District of Pennsylvania, by
the census returns published contains .0tsS,-
OIL inhabitants The Eastern Disiric, con.
iains ubou, l,l65,6so, three counties cs,l-
mated The total is therefore 2,260, 900 -
The increase in the last ion years is sboUi :
half million. -
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-12

II is stated tint Capt. Erickson, Of "steaiil
propeller ceIsbfay. isconssfuctIng d steam
carriage los use upoy islsnk roads, BY which
Immense bodies nav ~ transported, az 9
gooa SPEED, wtsh Il sai a'sa #@8*
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-12

To Messrs. LEWIS aud Mccall, also, Of
the Ohio Legislature, for various fsvors.
To Messrs. -ScoTT and MooREHRAD, also
Of the Constitutional Convention, for useful
documents.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-12

or The territory Of ?:ennsylyania contains
about az. 900 square miles. Her wheat crop
Of l847, reached IA, ,l6O, 900 bushels Her
coal fields, anthracite and bituminnus. are
estimated to cover $4,000 square miles.---
Her product Of iron (pig and caslingI in
1916, reached 333 900 IONS
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-12

or We are indebted 10 the Hon. w r.
IIUNTER, M. c., for Part lst Of the Con-
gressionNl Globe (or the ist Session OK the
3lsl Congress. 5s- t-a3f e'.t
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RAroa l1ouieE.,,. Fsh. B.

Herr Reyninger, . wire performer, in
attempting 10 walk from the lower ol the
capitol, fell and was killed. - z
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u eal - 4 I'd

LANSING Mich, Feb. 3, 1851.
General Cass he's been re-elssled 10
The U. s. Senate, frsm Michigan for the
full term from the 9Th Of March next.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-12

New York UNITED STATES SENATOR. -
After several unsuccessful attempts TO elect
a United States Senator, in place of Daniel
IS. D'ckerson, the Convention adjourned,
sine die, on the 4th inst. Another resolution
TO go into an election will have TO be passed
before tine Legislature can proceed 10 anoIl.-
or vote
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-12

TEMpERANCE.-The select committee up
on the subject of temp have reported
he following bill in Ihe House:
SEC. |. Be il enacted, &c. Tint all laws
aud parts Of laws, whether of general OF
local nature, now in force, authoiiz ng, pro.
hibting or in uny manner regulating the sale
Of spi'i'ous liquors in this State, be and the
same are hereby repealed; any provision in
any act Of the General Assembly ofthe STATE
oi Ohio TO the contrary wthstanding.
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HEART-RENDTNG CASE.

During tremendous storm on Monday
aitern on, apoos women, who resides aboui
TOO miles lTsm Albany, started for iewn for
me purpose Of buying small bill Of grocer
ies. Having effected her purchase she leit
iOr home, the Storm sill raging most violeni-
y. She continued her progress ill within u
few rods Of home and her little children
when she became 80 imbedded in snow
drits ihas she frozs % death. Her husband,
Who Is lahorer connected with the Troy
Turnpike, went home abo,a night fall, when
be foand his children half persisted and ery-
ing for their mothers absence. At daylight
he alarmed the neiehbors and general
search was made for her, and found al de-
scTibed. - Osusgo Journal.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-12

The ediioT 0f aD eaAletn paper seys lhal
spahy 81 his patFpns would make gocd whssf
icssss, they hold back~so ven
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-12

THE DOMESTIC ILLUSTRATED BIBLE, pub
lished BY Mr.. SAMUEL HuEsToN, No. l39,
Nassau street, New York, is one Of the neat
est and most comprehensive works that have
been issued from The press for years. Ia
many respects, as regards its domestic chat
acier, Mr.. Hueson's publication exceed;
Messrs Harpers' famous edition of some
years ago.
We have received, per contract, all the
numbers that have appeared, excepting nos
10 and IL. As ihe copy, unless compleie
wOIld be useless, we respectfully request
Mr. Huesion to forward lis the missing mum
bers.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-12

0- The severe illness Of q member OF the
editors family. must be his excuse lor any
deficiencies observable in the Cudiz Sentinel
this week. ...--
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-12

61r Geneial Arisia waste be innngaraied
President of Mexico on the 18th oi this
month, and grsst preparations were making
lcf The ceremony IN the capital The forth
fomlnR administration was the subject Of
much sPeenaiion in the newspapers. Il Is
confidfnily hoped that he will prove a libe.s
y and enligh.eped President. and that, un-
dor bin rule, business will revive, and Mex-
eu Pfosper- There ID ialk of bis seizing ihe
church fnnds for The support " the Rosetn-
insnt snd The army. AFisla however. most
have pcquire many nseflla Iesrans du,ine
ths war with thla counsry and since i.s can- 7
elusion, and We trust he a,ay emplay ahe
wisdom ihus gained 10 iha true advancement
oF his Islion IN prosperity and il, ireedom.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-12

The Legislature is also authorized to re-
peal ali bauk charters. -
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-12

The late news from Europe brings ,ts in
telligence Of the death Of the Polish Gen raj
BEN, who figured so conspicuously in lie
Hungarian struggle. lie died in the Turkisl,
faith, and was buried with military honors.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-12

We have received No, 2, of the Western
Agriculturist, a monthly journal, devoted to
Agriculture, Political Economy, Arts, Man.
ufaclures, &C., &C., published in Columbus
by J. H. Riley g. Co aud edited by Prof
w. w. MAther, corresponding Secretary oi
the Ohio State Board Of Agriculture. Each
number contains 80 pages, and well iIluslra.
ted with representations cF stock, AgricuItu.
raj implements, &c. Terms-$l 90 per year
in advance,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-12

DISTINGUISHED DEPARrURE.-Th man
who lrIod TO do business without advertising,
aud The man who never took newspaper.
started las, week for California. They gu
round the Horn in salt kettle. - Cine inndt.
Enquirer.
We have no doubt but that they will have
about as ''good lime" in their last operation
as in their first.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-12

The Cleveland PInin Dealer saysit was ar
lrishman that slid true gentleman will nev
CT look at the mults Of a pretty woman with
out shutting his eyes!
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INDIANA OoNYENTuN.

f CiEcinhst5 Feb. ,.
The seciionof ihsuew Constitution au-
{ orizing The Lsglsla,ure 10 eOniss powers Of
local Sud sdminisiTssiye character on eoun.
iy Boards Of Commissioners vas aersed to.
The census or white male inhabitants is
required 10 be taken esefy six yeats.
Schools TO be Zee 10 ell; and the SaPerin.
iendenl TO be elected by the people.
The Supreme Couh is required 20 give
brief summary Of oil the points in each case
decided. tfs TAXI
The married woEan's rights billn-Was a.
gteed 10 and ordered 10 be engrossed.
Tribunals OF Cancellation are authorized.
rAn amendmehi 10 Ibe Constitution maj
be adopted presided lSo successive LeRislat
lures and majority Of The penPle consent.
All bank charters hereafter grated fnny
be repealed; provided tbe rshts Of al con-
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