The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-11-30
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EyA few cases of cholera have appear
ed in Edinburgh, the first in Scotland.
EEA British testimonial is about to be
presented to Capt. Ingraham by the peo'
pie.
EEThe Cincinnatia Police are to be
dressed in uniform after the first of JanEaxy
next.
REcEIvED.-The government at Wash
ingon has intel igenee of the friendly re-
ception of all our foreign Ministers at their
proper places of destination.
EFNotiiealiOn has been seat to contrac-
tors, inviting bids for the construction OF a
Railroad from Vera Cruz to the Pacific via
Puebla and the city of Mexico.
AID FOR TURKEY.--The Hungarians, in
New York, held a meeting few days ago,
and resolved to volunteer to aid of the
TSu&s against the Russians.
EsrThe Fox girls having raped large
fortune out of the pockets Of the people,
have purchased fine place in Harmonic,
N. Y. and retired to privAte life. If spirit
ualism is humbug, they have found it a
profitable one at least.
MORTALITY AMONG OFFICERS OF THE ARMY.
1t is stated that thirty Of the nine
hundred officers of the United States army
have died off since the 1st of January last.
EH-The principal hotels in Washington,
having recently advanced their prices to
80, so per day for board, and 81 per week
for meals, it is now currently reported that
the Congressional boarding, house intend,
This winter, to charge the an. C.'s" from
IA to SI6 per week. Causes--high rents,
extraordinary plices Of provisions, servants
wages, &c.
EY~The sum already expended in vessels
sent in search of Sir John Franklin it is
said, amounts to over FIVE million Of dol
lars.
ES-The Senate of Georgia have voted to
postpone the election Of U. S. Senator until
the next session of the legislasure.
Eg-A gentleman died at an advanced
aga, recently, near Boston, who had never
passed single night out of the house in
which he was born.
ex-senator Gwinn, of California is
strongly in favor of Benton's route for the
Pacific Railroad.
EE- The committee of the Baltimore City
Council, last evening reported in favor of
guaranteeing a loaa of five million dollars to
the Baltimore aud Ohio railroad
EErThe Missouri Legislature has under
contemplation bill providing shat no one
shall be allowed to endorse note without
the consent of his wife.
E9y-It is stated that dispatch has been
received, announcing the recollection of Hon
Jeremiah Clemen us u. S. Senator in ala
6ama.
Gs- The Methodists are talking about the
propriety of forming Ere Insurance Society
of the Methodist Episcopal Church. to have
its principal office located in Cincinnati, orr
some other important city. There are some
$4,000, 600 worth of churches and porSon
ages belonging 10 this denomination in the
Uuitcd States.
EE~There are now FIVE sets Of brothers,
a brother and sister, and father and son,
in confinement in Connecticut State prison
Nine of these persens were convicted ia
Litchfeld conuty. ten Of them are colored.
This extraordinary number of near relatives
in prison, numbering but 83 couvicts, is
very singular circumstance, and in all
probability without a parallel in this coun-
try.
Gg-The old pike between this city and
che forks, is in dangerous condition owing
to the excavations and filings for the plank
road. Mr.. Furbey, the superintendent
warns night travellers to look out, and they
should take his advice. -Steu. Union
UN1vERsALrsrs.--The following statistics
exhibit the strength of this sect at The pres
ent time in the United States. 1907 socie-
ties, 837 houses of worship, 642 preachers,
20 periodicals., 10 academies or schools, | 10
ecclesiastical associations, including State
conventions, missionary, tract and education
societies.
Gg-James M'Kinney, jr. son of Hon.
Jas. M'Kinney of this city, died on Thanks
giving day, a i'd was buried sesteaday. He
was ase5 about 90, and had for many years
been afflicted with convulsions, which in
creasing in frequency of late, finally proved
fatal, rs above.--lSteu. Union
Boy BoRN ON TIE TRAIN On the night
train of the Cleveland cars last evening a
boy-chid was born. The mother was ar
Irish woman, named NEE. 1t is proposed
to call him PArRICK CAR NEE. The father
was along. He thought that his wife
ought to have waited till she got to CoIum-
bus. We will warrant the boy Demo
crat--a regular progressive StatesDtdn
ES-We learn that one mile and half
of the Railroad across the Pan Handle is
completed. and that six weeks of good
weather will enable the contractors to finish
the work clear across it. A locomotive to
run on it, arrived in Pittsburgh few days
since Glad 10 hear it. Push on the work.
BY the by. we should be pleased to know
when there is any reliable prospect Of hav
ing the S. q |. r. L. finished to Cadiz.-
.Stea. Union.
Eg-The GAINESVILLE Times says young
man named Fisher, was one morning last
week, seized with fit of some kind, in
doggery in Newark, and died In moment.
His bacchana!ian companions. it is said
turned him over, and after satisfying them
selves that the vital spark had really fed,
turned to the bar, took good horn of liquor
each, and then sent for the Coroner! What
brutes intemperance sometimes makes of
men! The deceased was only "a years of
sge--truly youthful victim of the grog-
shop.
MORE BANK FAILUREs.--We observe by
our exchanges that the following Banks, in
addition to those mentioned last week are
broken