The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-01-26
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Some thirty carriages. ready ironed, also a
large quantity of wagon hubs, were stored
IN the shop, all of which were consumed
Mr.. MeNeal's loss is estimated at from /, 800
to 1900. - insurance.
Eg-Ex- Governor Gable, father of Hon.
E. c. Cable, of Flo ida, died in Richmond.
Virginia, on the 18Th inst.
E-The Ohio State Journal of the 9lst
inst. says:
"a man by the name If Lemuel James
was killed by one Reed, near a rum hole, in
oiqua, on Saturday evening. The parties
had been drinking, and quarreled about
something. JAIME slapped Rerd in the face
and Reed stabbed james three times, from
the effects of which, he died in three quarters
of an hour. Reed is in jail"
Eg-The amount received by Mrs. Stowe
up 10 the close of last year, for her share o.
he proceeds of the sales of "Uncle Tom
Cabin" was about twenty thousand dollars.
The publishers have cleared forty thousand
dollars.
How some people do make money off
of h~umbugs!
AN EDITOR nKowNED,-The Albany Ex-
press states that Mr.. W. II. Holland, Editor
of the West Troy Advocate, was drowned
by falling out of the ferry boat while eros.
sing over the East Troy. 1t was dark when
he came on board, and he walked directly
TO the other end cfit, and fell into the Fiyer
He was not seen or heard to SO overheard.
Although his body was soon found, he was
quite dead. He leaves "a family to deplore
his loss.
EJ-Mons. Ernst, the dancing master, has
rented the Melodeon, in Cincinnati, for H.
800 dollars per year, to be used as a dan
cling academy. That shows a hourishing
condition Of the fine arts in Por&opolis.
EE Governor Preach, in his recent mes
sage to the Legislature of Illinois, says the
State debt amounts to SIG, 724,177 Al
He adds that the financial affairs of the State
are in a prosperous condition, and that if it
meets with no adverse fortune to check its
future progress, that it will in five years be
able to meet the entire int rest upon he
public debt, rs it accrues annually, withou
resorting to an increase oftaxes.
EE~Thomas BraShear has been chosen
by the Democracy of Steubenville, as their
Postmaster, subject To the ratification OF
President Pierce.
Sc Mr.. Theron Thompson, a printer,
who learned his trade in this place some
years since, died in Steubenville on last
Friday. Mr.. I. was a worthy young man.
EGg~There are one hundred eases on the
divorce docket in Cincinnati. Eating pork
does not cngender connubial felicity.
EE"Judge Lee Of Cadjz was one of the
, Vice Presidents Of the late Free Soil Con-
~vention, and was a candidate for Lieutenant
) Governor, but was not succcSsful--in his po-
l.. ~iitical notions the Judge is exceedingly en-.
= tlusiastic, and in whatever he undertakes
generally goes his lsngh--yoes il according
to Scripture, with his ''aaight.'- Ste"JenriH'
. Herald.
Il w-rhe Carrollton Picayune Of the 2is
i inst. says that on the i7lh inst, Messrs
M'Kee & Woodward, slaughtered the large
number of FIVE hundred and sixty chickens
for the New York market. This is becom
ing no small item to our farmers; and W,
expect Carrollton will be a great market 70
-, this article of food.
APPOINTED BY THE GovESoR,-J.B B. Stale
Esq, was recently appointed by Goveno
Wood, Judge ofthe Court of Common Plea
of Hamilton, to fill the vacancy occasione
by the resignation of Hon. Stanley Mai
thews.
y Gg~The Wellsburgh(Va J Herald of til
l. 2tst inst. says that a young man ason of Nj
Thomas George, Of that county, met with
serious accident recently. He was chopin
a wood, and cutting off a sugar tree limb thu
had become bent by the weight of the tree
the end few up, and struck him in the FACE
Internal bleeding en- ued, which was nc
stopped for many hours, and not until tn
0, patient was so utterly prostrato1 that hisli.
De was endangered. He is. recovering
G1yThe same paper of the same daI
says that McAnally, a notorious whiskey n
at taller in the neighborhopd Of Bethany in tn;
n county, died on last Saturday night fromtf
effects of ard drinking. Report says |
died with a pitcher full at bis bed side,
d; which he helped himself as long as strengI
would permit.
&C. Eg-T The State Board Of Agriculture ha1
commenced to make arrangements for Il
trial of Reaping Machines, Threshing Nj
chimes, and other implements. The trial
to be at Wooster the coming summer.
" ED~On the 18th the Court in Bank mat
an important decision on the subject of be
ting on elections. The Court held that und
our law any person can, after the lapse
six months from the time of the paymer
sue for. in an action of debt, and in his ov
name, and recover any moneys that ha
ofl been won on an election. The loser Ii
an six mouths to recover back his money.