The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-11-23
NEWS ITEMS.


for aud cultivated, would have been tit to
ill almost any post-was sent to the Intir-
mary yesterday ia poverty, rags and
wretchedness. An uncomfortable appetite
for strong drink ruined him.--SteH. Union.
CApIz REPRESENTED IN THE U. 5. ARMY.
We see by late No. of the Cadiz Senti-
mel that Lieutenant r. NJ. Vincent, son OF
Hon: &c. Vincent of Cadz has recently
left home 10 Join his regiment at Tampa
Bay. Florida Lieut.. John, McNutt son OF
James McNutt, Esq. of the same place, has
for many years. held commission in the
Army, aud served through the Champaign
with MeEicO. and is now ON duty somewhere
in the soRth or west They are both very
promising and deserving young men
Guernsey Jrf
SUICIDE.-A man by The name of San
dsrson, committed suicide by hanging him
self in his barn, in Brown tp. in this county
on Thursday night last He had said TO
his wife some days before that hc would
not be with her long apd upon the morning
of the suicide before daylight she missed him
and alarming some hands who were at work
at the house, they diScol cred light in The
barn and Immediately repairing to the spot
found The unfortunate man, suspended by
the neck, dead No cause is assigned tol
the rash act. lie leayes wife and two chill
dren.- Carrot Free Press.
BARN BgRNr, - There was an alarm oi fire
last night occasioued by light apparently
in the south west part OF the city. rhe en-:
gines were got out and proceeded IN tie
direction OF the H. ght but soon discovered
that it was over the hill in the direction OF
Cross Greek. We hear to-day that John
stop Orr's barn was burnt about the time
the light was seen, and suppo that it
proceeded from thence. 1t is supposed to
have been set on fire. There was grain and
bay in the barn. but we did not learn how
much.-tSteu. Union.
SutcIDE.-Daniel Taggart, an English
man aged about 40 years closed his earthly
existence at l2 O'Clock, 10 day, by hanging
himself to bed post a. the. boarding house
of Mrs. Poole, on Fifth street, between Zane
and Clay streets, Fourth ward The
deceased had no family, and had for several
days past, been to Il greater or less extent
intoxicated. An inquest was held over the
body BY Coroner DAY, and the verdict of the
the Jury was in accordance with the above
facts Wheeling -Argus.
premium FOR BABIEs.--Duling the pro-
gresss OF the Fair at Augusta, Georgia, the
chairman Of the executive committee auth
orr d tie auctloneer to offer s liver cup as
a premium for the best looking baby, OF
naive growth fourteen months old which
should be exhibited. A little daughter oI
Robert Glover was the only competitor and
of course took the prize. The scene isIcp-
resented as having been exceedingly inter
esting indeed, We observe statement that
hereafter II $50 premium will be awarded
annually to the finest specimen of miniature
humanity exhibited.
The FLORIDA INDIANs.--It is said tcat
the government has offered larger sum
than heretofore, to the Indians in Florida,
to enigrate and that they will probably be
induced to accept it.
YELLOW FEVER has made its appearance
ut the mouth Of the Brazos, Texas, and up
to the Monday preceding the 10Th ult:, there
were seven deaths and fourteen new cases
Hon g. e. ATuERroN OF New Hampshire
is dead.
EB"Itis thought as the Legislature o
New York has been pushed on the Wings
without their consent that Governor SEyMO y
will have TO employ corps Ct amaenunscs
to write vctoes this winter.
ne" Congress will convene on the Isl
Monday in December The session will be
one of unusual interest, embracing the free
land, pacific railroad and other important
questions.
LOUISVILLE Nov 16th.-Tho steamer
VoIant was burnt to-day on the Yazoo river
She was heavily laden, One of her pasSeu-
gers was burnt TO death. Boat and cargo a
total loss.
RySincc the discovery that the wheat
crop would be short, about 10000 900
bushels of hreadslutfs have been imported
into France; half this amount by the ports
of Havre and Marseiles alone.
ES"The car making business in this
country is enormous and at least $4,000, 600
capital is invested in it giving employment
to several thousand men producing value
in property estimat ed at $l7,OOO,000 pei
gnnum. WV Washington Star.
EgrOn the Colorado and i is tributaries
wild cattle in large numbers, are still found
notwithstanding the spread OF civilization in
to the Texan wilderness and frequently they
yet among the tame animals, and occasion
much diffiulty.
LoRIN ANDREYs.--Thc above gentleman,
who was the unsuccessful candidate for
School Commissioner, has been unanimous
ly confirmed by the Trustees of Keny on
College, AS PreSi lent of that institution
We doubt not the interests of the College
will abundantly prosper in his hands.
The salary of his position is better, we.
believe, than that of the Commissioner--sc
that money-wise, Mr. ANDREWS is a gainel
by his defeat.
ES-Sebastian Rnotz, Of Hamilton county
Ohio, has made this season from II ,O9G
vines, 6,70o gallons of wine worth = pei
gallon.
A Coon HrT.--The Charleston rs. c..
Mercury publishes the Freesoil letter Of
GREENE g. Bronson, written to VAN BUREN
ratification meeting in 1913 with the follow
ing comments: "To each of his champions
and mourners in the South who have repre-
sented him as victimised fol his political fl
deity to our cause, we would respectfully
ask, rs this thy sons coot or notsS" TIA,
is not bad for the Mercury
E1- Organization Of Nebraska. The citi
gems of Western Iowa. at mass meeting
in Mills county, held on the 10Th ult., de.