The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-08-16
Stopping PAPERS.


When will men, women, and post-mas.
ters. learn that il is Of no use to return pa.
pers without designating the place from
which theyacome? t'J b Fieklemind wishes
bis paper stepped, +" says the marginal read
ing. And does this MI. +. live in Nova
Scotia, Texas, or in some corner of New
England? We might find out in one or
two hours if we had the time to throw away.
And perhaps not then; for it is likely there
are several OF the above named on our
books. So the paper continues to go and
the publisher gets sound scolding once a
week. E7A4"'t 9# .77@aaf 70 Sa15 80 R"s
y Worse still; many order their paper to
be stopped, after it has run four. sx,l or
eight weeks oyer the time. and not a, word
is said about arrearages. This might be
borne now and then, but such leakage the
year through, would sink bigger ship than
ours. A business that depends on small
sums, must take care Of small sums; and at
the risk of being thought unfair and unac-
commodating, we must conclude to send the
paper until full payment is made. Those
who arenot willing to pay little sums, can
remain on our books till the subscription
amounts toa sum they consider worth motto
ing Boston PoSt.gyhrag ~ seaH 9a
The above remarks will apply as we'll to
this meridian as any other We have MEM
bers Of the Ficklemind family located here
abouts, and we copy for their benefit. 1t
were well if the Posts article, or something
like it were inserted in newspapers every
week, until the people and their postmas-
ters should learn newspaper rules and news
paper honesty Wurren Transcript
Fl REVOLVING MURDER BY A WIFE AND
DAUGHTER. We have to chronicle one Of
the most cold -booded and atrocious scenes
ever enacted in, Oregon--that Of a wifi. muir mur
dering her husband while taking his sup.
per, and of his daughter, sixteen years old,
aiding and abetting, We are indebted to
Phillip Foster, Esq, Of Clackamas county,
about fiye miles west of this place, for the
facts. On Saturday, night last, Mr.. A. j.
Lamb returned from the field, and his wife
spoke to him kindly, and SET him some sup
lper. While at the table. she stepped up be-
hind him with a heavy axe, and struck him
on the head. Wishing to make sure Of him.
she struck him again, breaking his skull SC
badly that he cannot possibly survive. AT
ter committing thi, inhuman deed, the mons
ter took to the woods, but was brought baci
the same nightau She and her daughter are
now il custody at Oregon, City. Lamb hae
his senses perfectly the next day, and gays
his deposition in the matter. AS near a'
we can learn. the causes for this inhumat
act are somewhat as follows: eaIegs5 sa b
1t seems that this woman and her daugh
ter had determined on eoplng with mar
by the name OF, Collins, who last, summel
| lived in that neighborhood. He is sup
posed to be in California. and they had be.
Come impatient in waiting for him, and has
written a letter to him stating that'they were
ready to go wherever and wheneyerhe nigh
diect. This letter was discovered by Lamt
this spring, and consequently was not for
warded. This Collins, we learn, last sum
mer seduced a mans wife in that vi
cinity, and divorce had been ebtained
ilnd very reasonable presumption obtained
Ethat be had seduced both this murderess ans
Iher daughter. Lamb was an industriou
and quiet citizen, and had a good claim
which he had improved considerably witt
his own hands. The subject is revolving L
our feelings, and we will drop 1t. IN sifl
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