The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-12-07
NEWS ITEMS.


In place of MIR. Atherton.
ETA ,committe of one hundred has beer
appointed in Boston to make arrangement!
10 receive John Mitchell.
G5-Eeven hogsheads Of sugar, of the new
crop, were sold at Louisville On the 18th
instant, at $685. per pound
RB-The new paper Mil owned by ]. NJ
Smith & Co, of Cuyohoga Falls, was en-.
.tircly destroyed by fire on Friday night
Loss t'Oenty hoasOnd d liars. .No msur-
aRce.
CHARLEsToN, Nov. 25.-A disease re-
sembling cholera, has broken out in Florida
and has thus far proved very fatal.
= ES-Baltmore is said to be alive with
pickpockets.
Gov, Herbert, of Louisiana, has appoint
ed Thursday, Dec, 22 as day of prayer.
humiliation. and thanksgiving throughOut
that State.
Bs-The Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation of New YOrL numbers sixteen or sew
tnteeu hundred members, and has library
of ZOO volumes.
0JOn Friday the mercury in the ther-
rnometer al Montreal was down to Zero
The sleighs were running mery.
Eg-James Upham, Postmasterat Liber.
ty, Maine, has been arrested for acting as
agent of gang Of counterfeiterS, to dispose
of their counterfeit money.
S1NGULAR-Mr. J r. Dunnington, of
Nicholas county, left with the editor of the
Carlisle Ledger, a few days since, two eggs
layed by common hen, of very singular
shape Of a May gourd, with perfect handle
thereto, while the other is about the size
and has every appearance and mark, (ex-
,cept color) of silk-worms cocoon.
Eg-A surgeon of St. Petersburg commu-
nicates to the French Academy of Sciences
that he finds the best way to amputate
limb is to freeze it by artificial means, and
then apply the knife Such operations are
neverfatal, it is said.
Ey-The Chrystal Palace Exhibition re-
ccipts average about $4,000 per day, and
expenses about 5000. The Directors have
determined not TO close in December as had
been at first contemplated, but to continue
the exhibition through the whole winter
EyFoGARTY was hung the other day at
Buffalo, for numbering one BRowN. He
died protesting his innocence.
BURSTING UP OF BARNUM's NEWSPAPER
ENTERPRISE. famous newspaper
enterprise, called the illustrated lNeus is
burst up at last. 1t is merged with another
paper, having been sold out by Barnum and
his associates,
BANK RUsE,--Runners are said to be out
buying up Massillon bank paper at 70 cts
These runners are said to be bank agents.
Perhaps the Bank wi buy UP all its notes,
make a handst me dividend, say of 80 par
cent and go--on! Nothing unlikely. The {
Of Bank impudence has not vet
been reached, nor the end of Bank lascality. c
- Statesman. /
Rss-Mr. Furbpy was in town Yesterday,
md informed us that he has discontinued '
he work upon the plank road until next
spIing, on account of the bad weather. We y
have seen it stated somewhere that the plank
would be laid this winter as far as the q
Forks. MI; Fulbay Informs us that it will q
not be done! So We will have to suffr '
hr7ugh another wintei. Well, there's u
good time coming. So keep in good heart. i
-Neu Union
Eg-Mr Margaret Douglass was tried e
1t Norfolk, Va, on Friday, for teaching ne n
no children to read and write. She con-
'ucted her own defence, and caused much I
enSation in the court The jury returned :.
verdict Of guilty and fined her one dol
ar. O.
EFFECTS OF THE REGENT FIGHr.-Asbr- l.
ng son-Ma, would you not like to see me
hero and champion? q
Delighted ma--Ah, yes that would son. @ e,
y.n-a Dr. ii
Aspiring son-Well, would you not be o
roud of me if should grow up as good a e, o
ian as Morrissey or Sullivan? Wouldn't | IN
e the joy Of the family? =
New YORK, Nov. 27.--The person who to
ybbed the Bank of the State of New York zc
as been arrested and $500 of the stolen tt
loney recovered. life
RAIL Road TRoN.-It is stated by one of b
ne propiletors of the "Crescent Nip at NJ NJ
heeling that engagements could be made
this time, for supply Of Rail Road Iron W
hich would constantly employ their Mill m
n three years to come! The "AIlIhas the dc
'pacty for turning outtwelve hundred tons i,
Rail per week The Washington Rail- VI
Dad Iron Mill'' is also doing an extensive E
uslness. Specimens oftheir Rail Road l. re-
N have been pronounced superior to any y"
ow imported ST CtairsviHe Gaz. pc
G4'- An agent of the Illinois Central R R. ct ct
o.ais in town desiring to employ hands. So So
le offers . per day through the win or
r-rS 80 during the SUNNI er--and SO. so al al
II tunneling We have not learned with y
hat success he has met We may saw Sc
lat this Company has not let out its work ar
contractors, andisresponsible to the hands pr
n the work DONE Stcu Union. ho
A SINGULAR CAsE.--A few days since cr cis
an fell down the Court House steps, in M
incinnati, and, it was supposed, broke his ra
eek. A Coroner's inquest was held upon or
e body. and a verdict rendered according p
the facts in the case. The man was car co
ed home, and when he arrived there he er er
ould not stay killed, and he is now UP and thu
i've, notwithstanding the verdict ofthe iu. ca
! that he is dead. He should sue the cor iO iO
Ter for damages. No public officer has ev
ght to break mans neck before bis time tn. stLh.
'mes.--&. ClairsviWe Goz. t a. urii
Ear The Gas company of New Orleans ho
ty purchase their coal at thirty cents Pr' pr
barrel, manufacture gas out of ii, which tia ia
ey sell at four dollars hundred feet and for
len sell, the residue of the coal, in the \;
Iape OF coke, for seventy-fye cents bar wi