The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-12-14
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realized nothing!
EEOne of the Directors Of the CRYSTAL
Palace, New York, has been arrested for
stealing valuable articles from the French
and German departments of the Exhibition.
EF-City Marshal Farnum, Of Bangor,
Me-, seized on Friday last, at the wharf in
that city, 1--WE -four barrels, each of which
contained, sRugly packed in the centre, a
twenty gallon cask of liquor. No owner
had appeared at least accounts.
E$-Fred Douglass is the embodiment of
Young Africa and is up to the fashions
He writes to the Cincinnati Colored Library
Association. that he cannot lecture as an
nounced He has bronchial affection!
GoLD MINING IN MAINE.-The gold mines
lately discovared in Franklin, county, Me-,
1t is said, promise well. The original dis
,coverer contemplales mining with 80 hands
the coming season. A boarding house is
being erected in the vicinity, and the bull
der has engaged to board the workmen. 1t
is rumored that $500 of gold have been Ia
ken from these mines the past season.
ES-The Supreme Court of Indiana has
just decided that part of their liquor law
which submits the question of license To a
vote of the people, to be unconstitutional
and void. The effect of it is TO authorize
all who give the required bonds the right
to sell WITHOUT limit.
EB A family of nine persons passed
through Dayton, Ohio, last week, on they
way to Iowa. Oh freight train and as
freight. At Belefontaine, they were put
upon the scales and weighed like dead shoats,
and a regular bill of lading was made out
for them at l6 cents a hundred, after which
they were slowed away in freight car and
locked up, like so many bales OF merchan-
disc or SO many tubs of grease.
GONG BAcK-A man presented himself
at the Jeffersonville penitentiary on Satur-
day. and asked to 60 in and be pat to work
that he owed the State FIVE years labor.
He was convicted at a recent term of the
Circuit Court, held at Lawrenceburg, Ind,
of manslaughter, and afterwards broke Jail.
A reward had been offered for his arrest,
but he baf1ed all search. He, however,
presented himself voluntarily to fill the sent
ence of the law. Singular instance that
Louisville Dem.
Ex'-J, II. Mink, Justice of the Peace
had his walking papers from tie citizens of
Santa Fe, and coat Of tar and feathers, as
being too much of nuisance.
CLERKsHIP OF THE SENATE Charles B.
Flood, Esq, will be candidate, as we
learn, for re e-election as ClerE of the Senate.
We have no doubt he will be reelected with
scarcely any opposition. His faithful and
efficient service during the late campaign,
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at the hands of the victorious Democracy.
- Ohio Union.
E4s-The Senate has confirmed the fol-
lowing appointments of the President Of
the United States.
Hon. John Y. Mason, envoy extraor.
binary and minister plenopotentiary to
France.
Hon. Thomas H. Seymour, envoy extra
ordinary and minister plcnipOtentiary to
Russia.
Hon. Robert NJ. McLane, commissioner
to China.
THE BANK OF MAss1LoN.---We are au-
thorised by the ASST iynees of the late Bank
of MassiIlon, to make public the fact, tn 1T
the affairs Of the institution are in so confu-
sed state nt present, that it is impossible
10 discover what the ultimate value of its
notes will be. We shall embrace the carli-
est opportunity of conveying satisfactory in
formation toour readers; but for the present,
everything relating to the concern, must
continue US matter of speculate n,--AassH- n
lon Ncws.
Esy"'rhe newly elected officers of the
State Board are as follows:
Presidential. w, Musgrave, Of Craw-
ford
Recording secre:ary-James L. Cox, of
Muskingum.
Corresponding secretary-Dr. Spargue,
of Scnaca.
Es-A letter from Staunton, (Va.) gives
an account of the falling Of large mass of
rock in the main tunnel, Rockfoh Gap, on
Monday laat, and states that seven Irish
men were "rushed--two of them killed and
five dangerously wounded.
EB"Mr Belmont, the United States
Charge to Holland. it is said had great diff
ticulty in being received in the plain dress
OF an American citizen. 1t was not until
he threatened to return home, that 1t was
decided 10 receive him without court
dress.
ES~ Gen. Lane brought with him frem
Oregon an Indian boy of sixteen or severn
teen years of age, the son of "Joe," the
head chief of the Rogue River tribes He
was given to him by his father as host.
age and a.guarantee that his people should
observe the treaty. Gen. Lane on his re-
urn to Oregon, will return the boy to his
father.
Ex9"Mr. Foote has Withdrawn his name
from the canvass for Uuited States Senator.
He bewails the result of the late election,
and the defeat of his friends in the State; and
evidently alludes to Jefferson Davis as the
party who procured his overthrow.
EE-Mr. r. F. Meagher is to leave New
York on the 5th Of December to lecture in
California, intending 70 return in the spring.
Eg-A negro in Petersburgh, Va, took
up and "toted" on his shoulder hogsLead
of tobacco, from the depot to the Centre
Warehouse. Isweighed 1856 pounds. The
Southslde Democrat says this il a fact.
G1s- johnson seems to be the popular
name for governor at the South, as Joseph
johnson is Governor of Virginia, Andrew
johnson is Governor of Tennessee, Herschell
v. johnson is Governor of Georgia.
EE-The Boston Post says, "Naomi, the
daughter Of Enoch, was FIVE hundred and
eight years old when she was married.
Courage. ladies r.
BALTIMORE. Dec. 7-Goyenor Foote It