The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-08-30
ALLNRTSOFITENS!

4SS-The oldest clergyman in the United
States is John Sawyer. of Garland, Maine,
who will be 9e,y years old next October.
ES-Captain Donald, Of the Grey Eagle,
at Philadelphia, has been fully committed
for slave piracy.
ExrHon. Wm. Allen positively refuses to
be candidate for Congress.
1cF-Rust anil Greenwood, Democratic
candidates for Congress, have heen elected
from Arkansas, almost without opposition.
E1J. d. Reid. Esq, and several other
gentlemen Of, Capital. have leased the Gin
cinnati and New.erleans Telegraph line.
EsSrLotfsa eva J Court House, including
fH the houses in the village, was sold few
days since to company of gentlemen for
$4,000.
Eg-On Tuesday last lady in Barustatle
gave birth to three infsnts-two boys and Il
girl-the whole weighing a0k pounds.
EB~ The Louisville Democrat advertises
for "teacher wanted The sporting sea-
son is probably about to conscience in Ken
tucky.
.E1rThe Russian Japan Squadron has re.
tired from the Chinese seas, and sought re-
fp9e on the coast of Kamschatka.
sIra- Fanny Fern objects to men shedding
tears. She saws, is an infrngem ent on one
of women's most valuable "water privileges" ;"
S-Jepny Lind is about giving an
otter series of concerts in Vienna, after
which she will lever sing any more in pub
lie.
E9yWe see it stated in the Columbus pa
pers, that Judge Joseph Il. sRan, the whig
nominee ior Supreme Judge, is quite indspo-
sed.
R3'De Graft, the "Railroad King" has
not failed-only compelled by the tightness
ol the times TO restrict his operations .some-
what.
EE-The Locomotive Nashville, on the
Cleveland and Cincinnati railroad, run late
ly 295 miles with one tender of wood.
Esg-A lad at Aiken Is. CO. was killed on
Friday morning last bv wound from a, large
pair Of shears thrown from his fathers
hands. The father, a tailor, was pursuing
his occupation, and states that he had thrown
the shears at Il dog that had been annoying
him.
E4- The emigration to the newly organi-
ized Territory of Kansas is immense. 1t is
computed that no less than ten thousand
people are now on the move in that direction
GFs~ Fhe store of Martin, Owen d. Co.,
burned nj New Orleans on the OH, contain
cd 10000 barrels of whisky, every barrel OF
which was lost.
E1-A young man twenty-five years Of
age, by the name of r. w. Barnard, commit
ted suicide NJ Cambridge. Ohio, last week,
by cutting his throat from car to ear. He
was formerly Of Danyillc. Va.
Eg- BENZ amin johnson, Esq, an OLD mer-
chant of HIIlsborough, Ohio, died last week.
In his will he lett 81 500 for the use OF the
Masonic lodge of that place.
Ecgr Hon. John $, Phelps, of Missouri. is
elected; so says the St. Louis Republican,
Mr. Phelps i, one of the most able and in
,fiuential Democrats in Congress The lu-
NOR was that he had been defeated
Gy- rhe kanawha company have con
tract I'd for all the salt that can be nanutoc
Iured ON the Muskngum river the present
year, at s 80 per barrel, delivered at the
place OF manufacture.
Lzs-lt is feared that the drouh is so Sc
we're rs to cut of at least half the corn crop
OF Illinois. No such Lime has been expericn-
ced within the memory of the oldest inhab-
tahtS' AHele HAS pccfl ~ Gdll lST Two
months
Eay- The saooas of Paris are going to in
troduce the Dioscurea Japonlca as Il subsli
,.ute for the potato. 1t is II lubercHIar vege
table, with more delicate flavor than the
potato 1t will be funny. till we get used to
it, To ask Betty to "peaI tie doscorea iapon
icas" for dinner, woa't il?
lc9y- A coIored mar in Indiana was re-
Gently refused Il passage in one OF the jelfer
Sonvlle railroad cars, becaus: he could no.
prove his freedom. He thereppon brought
u suit for damages before magistrate and
obtained judgment The case however, has
been taken to higher court
ES~The Roman Catholic Bishop of Mau.
;fitius has refused to allow his clergy to ad.
minister the sacrament ef the holy commu-
,nion to one of the most respectable merchants
member of the Council of Government, the
Hon. II. Lemiere, on account OF his being
Free Mason.
Ey-We regret to learn that considerable
.dysentery prevails in the neighbothood of
Yellow Creek, in this county. John Salts
man, Sr., an old and respectable citizen of
that vicinity, was carried off with it il short
Time ago. De IHnlly Ol James Lawrence Is
nearly all down with it, and it also prevails
in the families of Messrs Andrew Saluman
Jefferson SALESMAN. Isaac Pipes and others
'--Steu Union.
EY-The next elections will be held in
Vermont and Maine, on the 9th and lth of
September.
Ley 1t is said that boys are wading across
the Ohio river at the mouth The Kanawha
1t is thought the river has not been So low
since 1888.
EY- Mr.. Sturges, of GAINESVILLE, recently
contributed $4,000 to the Marietta college.
Douglas Putnam also subscribed $4,000
and John Mills $4,000.
(E- The daily Lancaster Gazette, whig
fusion paper, has been discontinued for want
OF patronage.
GE-The " heeling Gazette says the small
note law operates beautifully there, change
beng pie, ty, hopes that it will continue 10
be observed. Small notes are passable with
some difficulty III Wheeling.
Ew- The papers contain accounts of the ef-
fects OF the dry weather upon the crops in
the south and west. The last Washington
Reporter contains over q column Of extracts
from papers in all parts of the country, all
ol which concur in representing the corn and
potato crops rs greatly damaged.