The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-02-16
NEWS OF THE E E

ers Of the German Bank Of Wooster respon-
sible for he issues of that concern. Per
sOn, holding notes on this bank can. there
fore, "gct the worth Of their money
The BANNER CouNrT oF BANNER STATE
In Fl Paso county. Texas. Pierce AMI King
received six hundred and fifty woes; Gener-
al Scctt-nOns. FL Paso is not only the
banner county OF Texts, but Of the Union.
EF-There is now exhibited in Leeds a
young lady, aged eighteen, whose beard
measured between four and five inches in
length. As an inducement to persons atten-
ding the exhibition, it is announced that
"visitors will be permitted 10 touch the
beard"
Gg-A Rev. Mr. Cummings, of Concord,
y. H., has issued a parcel Of flaming hand
bills announcing the end of all %sublunary
things in 1854. He finds u number Of de.
luded followers.
A YouEG ExEcUTIoNER The New York
papers relate Il most astonishing story, OF
which the following is the substance:
"After'Judge Elmer sentenced T~leadway,
at Salem, n. j., to be hing for murder Of
lis wife, a little boy aged about eight Years,
in the nciyhborhooI, made inquiry OF bis
parents respecting the manner in which
condemned criminals are executed. The pa
rents heedlessly explained the matter, and
shortly afterwards lett the lad alone, with a
small child living in the cradle fast asleep.
During the absence, the boy produced "A
cord, and carefully Il adjusted it around the
neck of the sleeping babe, and proceeded to
experimenton heinSlructions he had received
from his parents. When the mother retur
ned she found, to her surprise, thather child
was quite dead, having been chokcd to death
by the rope"
Sr1c1DE.-Richard II. Brackin, of Nash.
Vile, Tenn. and formerly OF kInsman, in this
county, committed suicide b. dro %ning in
. the river. Mr. b. is said to have maintain
ed Il good character where he lived, was in
a prosperous business, and had only been
married a few weeks -IrUmJaH o. Dem
Eg-The last bit of gossip from Italy, men
lions the probable early marriage oI--Grac'
Greenwood! with IA wealthy and accomplish
ed American. whom Grace captured in the
Eternal City. "WeII! WELL" What viii
, Woman's Rights do, af,er a few more sub
stiactions from their thunder? Poor Mar
garet Fuller found a husband in the sam,
tair Italy, and found, too, IL watcry grave JUS
rs She was stepping over the threshold Q
the sea into her " dear country; Mrs
Faruham went to California, got married o
course, got her nose broken IN a dOmesu,
tight, and is now suing for a maiden name
S Mrs. SwissEclm has GOA baby: Mrs. Gag
+ has gone to Missouri: and now, the curIics
cut of all, Grace-:he saucy, witty, ch"Imin:
Grace-is going to commit matrimony, an
be a sensible somebody! "JFcA! WELL"
the vinegar Of Woman's Rights is not tas
turning to "mother," we are no va Hkee i
guessing Sandushy Reg.
INTEREST IN IowA.--The Legislature G
Iowa has Just passed u new interest law
P Where no contract is made six per cent
l allowed. Parties may contract lor ten pc
cent, and it will be enforced. Ii any pcrSo
contracts tor a larger sum, TO be paid direct
~ on indirectly, either in money OF in prop
erty, the lender lorIelts ten per cent. pc
annum Of the principal to the school fund {
the State, and Of his suit he shall only It
r cover the principal without interest OF cos
i. The borrower is permitted TO testify as |
- the contract, &c.
q E~We learn that a boy named Fncl
j, aged about IA years, committed suicide b
hanging himself with a halter chain, nc'
Au.u sta, Carroll County, Ohiv, on Tie II.
ult. His parents are both dead, aud it
supposed that he had baen i'll treated by HI
uncle, with whom he lived. We also lean
that his body was taken from the gave, tn
night after he was buried and the perFe.rato'
,, of the mean deed left the grave untitled.
~ seems strange that here IS men SO lost
n the respect OF this world as to disturb the $
le lent dead for the gain OF a few dollars
n Minerra Messenger.
in TIE RAILRoAD.-Tbe contractors in tn
ot vicinity are pushing forward their work vii
commendaDle enterprise. The tunnel pr,
Id crosses finely, being now carried into Il
he hill more than 800 teet.-Gaernsey Times.
81 GY-A company of fifty men have d
n termined to leave Cincinnati for A.ustraI
Al soon.
ed EY~The ballot for Postmaster in Well
ct Vile the other day, resulted in the choice
OF Mr.. II. Blackburn. There were some 5
&C. or eight candidates, and a plurality decid'
a the choice.
RS EE-There are two lines of Stage Coach
'er running between GAINESVILLE, Ohio, al
rat Wheeling, Va, Mr.. Reside, a son Of t
as old Stage proprietor. who introduced Coac
IN es for the fist time on the National 2oa
IL west Of Cumberland, is the proprietor Of t
opposition line. and Mr.. j. NJ. Terry.
ed GAINESVILLE, is the GAINESVILLE agent for sa
ID. line. Running time between Zanesvl
and Wheeling, twelve hours; fare three d.
lars.
Gen. Pierce as y. S. Attorney.
tor After declining to accept the office of J
cd tolney General of the United States, at t