The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-04-12
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party with the same OH pIculuo'~'
if they could. wheeIle Germans into sctnS
with Them against the Democracy!
EgThe PensylvaRia Senate passed the
prohibito Huror law bill that emtnaIei
from the House, by vote of twenty TO
twelve. IL refers the question OF prohbi
ton to voe of the people IN ociob-r
next There is a chance Tor the politicians
and an animated contest il will probably
be.
E~A bill has passed both houses Of Con
cress. allowing To the off ;eri and snldi-s OF
the U. 8 army, who were on board the
Steamer, San Francisco, at the time OF her
disaster, eight mUEths' ex'r pay, and 10 the
widows Or cnillrsn Of such as perlshed, the
same amount ofpay AMI also pensions ana
bounty lands the same ae though they had
fallen in battle.
wrwo clerks last week were publicly
whipped in the. market piece at charleston
S Z. for stealing from their emploVerS.-
They were sentenced to receive thirty nine
hshes, which were to be inflicted at three
different ines, and at such intervals that
the wounds clu ed by the rest should be
healed before he second punishment, atld
50 of The third At the first whipping, these
unhappy victims uf the barb Irlsnn OF the
middle ages alter suffering twenty s.rokeS,
fell bee ling IN / filming ani were carried
back to iliL Ten thUsslnI parsons oeheI /
this horrible spectacle.
DEATH OF TIE LAsV SURVIVOR OF THE BAT
TIE OF LEXINGTON Tho d=arh ot Jon 4thAn
II rr,n.tun the last survivor O' the battle
of Lexln5 on, VINO expired on Sunday, The
26 n ult, Ut Boston. was announce IN the
House of R.prese edtatlves, at NJ ss5achuisetts
Oh Tuesday last, an committed appointed
to honor hts obsequleS, winch took place on
ThursIty. rhe u vernUr orIerel out sew
eral military comp lnIes, and the N 'sonc
brotherhood also attended the funeral
Tue people OF lexington made extensive
prep ,rALiuns Tor the ceremony. Mr.. lr
ri zion was born in Lexington, and died
there, at the, ,as= Of 90 wears.
EyA ma, f.m )u5 fot hunng up enis
ms phil p,ophiz:J thu, WnN straiSe
cre ttures rirs are are, 0fcr one u them
GOOD wages to work tur } ou, and ten chan
ces to Que il the old w0n'n can splrr any
OF her slr,s --oIt l,t propCc mttrlmoas
and see if they DOM junpat :he chance .,
working q lllelIme tut their vlctuIIS and clio
thing.
No, PRINTERS THERE The report Of the
Inspectors vi the Pcnns} lvanil 5 ale Prls-
Oh, disrloses the Very gratifying fact, thai
Of the large number OF cnnVl;LS NOW III the
prisons OF that Safe, there Is not single
printer, while nearly all tie o.hrr ociupl-
tons are represented This is : fact nonul-
able to the craft, AMI atfJrIlns evidence ..
the general gool chuac.er OF those engaged
in il.
BANNs OF THE DI>TRrcr The following
are the only BaAks in the District having
offices OF REDEEM yNon IN Washington and
cNnIucted by responsible stockholders:
Corporation OF Georgetown ...........3 "a P. c. dis.
Bank OF Commerce, and farmers and
NJ chanics Bank, Georgetown. par.
Bank OF Metropolis. lls........,.........Pat par.
Bank OF WashlngtO ........par.
Exchange Bank, 5eldcn, Withers a. Go. = p. c. dis
Farmers " Merchants BalIk, Statham,
Smithson u o....................E u p c. DIS
Patriotic Bunk...,..... ....,..;...,....'.pa par.
(WASHGrON SENrlNEL)
E:g" The editorof the Temperance Organ,
San Francisco, says he was in a reSpec ojLt
company oil ladleS "nd gentlemen IN 'h"
CITY, snort Tune s,nce' "here one OIL Int
ladies' ~ was drunk an he Sa" tpa' some
sixteen or seventeen more acted exactly
hAe uei' iA1 'IoV 0pe u ',1 ''u'o' ".1>
gay "nu slI loJAet ie" n,; ,1"" Ia" $50 anu "
A"A t%o =" uI'u nu l9I 'roro oI n;t,.,I,, aorna,
VIC s'n''ole" sol. ~ l,,a,' "1l1 '
-oN0 'no'' p"'''ou'"''y "''
Gy- They are luxuriating on green peas
and strawberries AZ New York, brou5 h
from Savannah and Florida,
pp,spn,,,vr ScAnctry OF CoEFEE
New Orleans Commercial Bulletin has a
article unon the coffee ia,port Of the Unite,
States, from which we learn that there viii
be An immense falling oil IN the receipts thI
year. From the - oil July 10 'St the OF NO
vembei last the det'ct from braz'i was 248:
755 bags; anu 1t Is calcu'a'eI mat ehls VIII
BE- increased during the remrlnd0r Oh I'M
year, to nearly 6o' o'ooo'oJo IDS FROM "a
va, the decrease will be aoolt Zo'ooo'oot
or25, 900, ,ooo pounds within the same perl
od. This extraordinary decrease IN Ihe pro
duchon OF cofiee must produce coffeSPon
ding increase IN price, and we may salei.
anticipate that the pllce Will be hiSh 10
two or three years to come as 1t Will TAX
at least that long to materially increase tn
producton'
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