The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-08-09
EDITORIAL ITEMS.

mails are transferred at the Pennsylvania
line.
A diabo'ical attempt vas made at burn.
ing down the Enquirer building, Cincinnati
Fortunately''the flames'.were arrested before
they had made'much headway. but the in
cendiary has not yet been discovered.
ALEXANDER Mccall, one of the first set
tlerG in the "clearing" where Cincinnati now
stands died Sunday morning, at his resi-
dence in that city, having attained the age
of eighty-six years.
The cholera has entirely abated in Car
rolltou. The whole number Of deaths from
the disease was six.
VIM. De Camps has been appointed Post
Master at Wellsburgb, Va, in place of II.
Connell, resigned.
WooL.-The editor of the Ohio, Farmer,
of the 29th ult., states that he has had a
full conversation with Mr.. GooDALE, of the
Cleveland Wool Depot, who has just return
ed from the East where he visited all the
leading manufacturers. He reports that
they are nearly bare of wool, but that the
stringency of the money market prevents
hem from uying.freeiy. This strlDgency,
the editor thinks, cannot last long, and to-
ward fall will slacken, and ready m arket
at better prices will he the result. At the
abovenamed'Depot, Messrs. Goodale & Co.,
are paying from 90 TO SO cents per ID. ac-
cording to grade.
The FUG1rIvE SLAVE LAw-The Mil
waukee Wisconsin say: 1.-The h0beas corpus
case, decided by the Supreme Court of the
State of Wisconsin, few days ago, is to
carried up to the Supreme Court OF the Uni.
ted States, when the question as to the con-
s;itutonality of the Fugitive Save law will
be definitely settled.'
Private dispatches from reliable source,
dated the 28th inst, announce the death
of President Filmore'S brother, Of cholera,
at st. Paul, Minnesota.
Samuel Lewis died at his residences in
Green township, Hamilton county, few
days since. He had long been in failing
health.
We understand, says a Columbus ex
change. that the constitutionality, &C., of
the Temperance law of last winter came up
before Judge BARLEY, of the Supreme
Court, and Judge Walker, Stuart and Huru,
of the District Court, at a late session, when
the entire Court, agreed in deciding the
law constitutional, and binding upon the
people Of Ohio This is in opposition to
Judge Corwin's decision, and much more
in accord ance with common sense and pre-.
cedence. We do not know whether the late
decision covered the points decided by Judge
Rankin, but learn it did, and that his de-
cison is also reversed. We trust this may
turn ouL to be the aase.
CoUNTFRFErTs The Pittsburgh Post
says: "Several individuals are very indus
triously engaged circulating a new and dam
gerous counterfeit fifty dollar bill, on South
port Bank of Connecticut. So well is it ex-
ecuted, that practiced judges of money
can hardly detect the difference"
Under the head of "Wanted in Arkansas" {"
Smiths Herald enumerates 100000 good,
industrious farmers, to till the land that is
row lying idle all over the state. The land
is first rate, water excellent, and the health
good. The land will produce cotton, corn,
wheat, rye, oats, barley, potatoes, and every
kind of vegetables that grow in the United
States. The lands arenow opon, ready and
waiting.
Malam Emily Kossuth, one Of the sis.
ters of the Hungarian Patriot, is associated
with Mr.. Dean III the management of yell
low Springs.
Mr.. Bartleson, proprietor of the Wheel
ing Times u Gazette, was sued by DR.. Cra-
craft, the P. NJ, for libel, damages $4,000.
KANsAs.--A correspondent of the Wor-
cester Spy, writing from Kansas, says that
a majority of the Missourians who have Ia
ken up their abode in Kansas Territory, far
from countenancing the lawless protestations
of few of their number against the immi
grafton of Northern freemen into the Ter
ritory, are opposed to Slavery and are even
anxious to have Northern and Eastern men
settle there, regarding them as the most en-
terprising, and the best fitted to build up
fourishirg State. He says the resolution
adopted by few hot headed fanatics are by
no means fair sample of public feeling.
Ripe peaches were selling at Cincinnati,
a few days ago, at eight dollars bushel.-
Dear eating.
PRorRAcTED CoURrsHIP. The Dayton
Herald says we know of wedding which is
shortly to come off in this city. The par
ties are now about 40 years old and have
been "snuffing ashes" together more than
fifteen years.
The Mayor Of Cincinnati is determined