The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-05-10

productions renders II yer Fa-ossble to their
products and multplieation. Such as are
iond Of the excitement Of the chase, sactch
occasional periods Of enjoyneD. in n Nolg on
t,x chase in the winter, oCIels, who prefer
the steraey and more dangerous eycilsment
90 out to the Bcdalo range. distant about
! 80, miles, The common squirrel is here;
hut il q = singular fsot that they are all grey 4
4 blalA squire! would be called rgra apis .
in this cuuntr7. J have heard Of one and .
only ore. AID he must have been on his .
way to California. OF iha common grey. I,
{. dbl, {; might lrl;ly be said, their name is
Legion. Ne EayGthe large GRAY Wolf and F,
the Z rairie- W6i. klts that burrov in the /
woods. no oel 20 them. Opposums. Mid
Cats. Pole Cats, Mjuks but no pnrcupiaps
With.regaui 10 the Piscatory tribes. there
is lruIg hur lil,lc Ia boa>; oi ia our waters
The C1-ii,a Is th,. rei.ruiug unuarch in the
Missouri ~ ! IL, triubt,ricr. These are geu.
GrsI,v Gl ~ rlpr'uuus slz---Tcl.yh!ug ot.cn
10 IT., iae aA, ur large Cats. are Not
very good roIn,, BAT the yorDt are better
~ ra,-i,h!s on scarce ;asly..
There is ta. HmtsIo + h. but tb.y ar, no,
y
c. the hnny LuDe; another also called. from
Us peculiar shape. iht spoon lsh, but lad
never been So rtun4Le as 70 See one. lhgy
1,re salt tn he 6ne eatins. There is also
su.al, fish, answering tv The Lake Pear5n
or IisVch. These sGe all tha! are worthy
OF no:e found in .heSe waters As to tie
ieathered Tibcs, Ghey are the some IS il O.
hlO AMI Eichigan eIcep. the Pelican aud
PacoIuei. The former is as large Es the
lake swan. The paroauet answers precise
ly in color size and sha pc to the Parrot, ez-
! ceP, in "the gilt Of CAB" though noisy e.
nough IN ali ccnscleucc. They herd IN large
aoeks ike Black Birds.
} Schools are o1ly to be found at Missiona-
/ ry statioLs, except among the Wyandots.
who support and manage their own. They
have three or four District Schools in ope-
/ ration.
The moral social. and physical condi-
ton u the emigrant tribes is. on the whole.
improving ana promising. The chief dIaw
back to their general prosperity is their in
ordinate fondness ioy ardent, spirits; but the
/ Temperance cause, which is making great
headway. is correcting and roofing gu! the
mlsecies brought CT 10y
Fiery fell Gsasrcy:ug drink"
1 Among the WganIotts 4 Division Of the
/ Son oi Temperance was formed about SIX
iol s4yen month, ago. Its membership NOW
I amounts 10 oyer sixty. A Division WAS
lately formed among the Shswnees. aud
ons will shortly BE- formed among the Del
awazeS.
Tas indjCecUs tribes live remote from this
frontier, nnd haze bpt little intercourse with
the emlgrant trios', though generally upon
peacable terms with each other. The for
mer look upSu the cmisrants "a white peo-
pie or ApIuricans. Whey obtain their sub
ss:enco by the chase, and are necessarily
errat'; and nHsctt!ad.
\ few words on car rainy season. This
commonly commences about the drst Of May
and continues with but short internissiou
till in July, They are rams tho! are rains
! they ccne straight down-dashlng over
! wheln!ag. and terrible. They are heaviest
atthe winding UP Of the season, end this,
unfortunately is about the busy and bustIing
time oiharvest and haylng.. These heavy
rains, succeeded ay a soli$tial sun with the
mercury ranging from 90 to no deg, have
a2ost destructive and decomposing effect
upon timber exposed to the action Of the ele-
mentS; such as Imprinted shingle roofs,
4 weather boarding. clap board roofs, fencing
timber. &c. Even painted timber will be-
come denudcd Of its gay habilments in the
course Of sror seven years. Among the
poeaIiarties Q; this country, the first no
ticed was the unusual length OF the morning
4 and evening twilight nearly an honr longer
than IN Ohio The summer evenings and
mornings in clear weather will rival, in
balny sweetness, loyeliness and purity Of
atmosphere, he boosted climate OF ,,'cassi,
Italia" My advice to you would be to a
wait the Presidents Proclamation for Land
sales. then cone out and make the expora-
lions in time to attend the sales.
I Make what use you please Of this. My
healtltis gradually improving.
Yours respectfully, WM, WALKER.
s. BLocEEa, Esq, Wadswortb, Ohio.
.1aaeSnaaAl-.aA 4 a.sss sz.ssszaassaae
GPAIa Letters 10 the Tribune speaking
Of disturbances as brewing in Spain and
probable revolutions are the subject Of spec
ulalion. The following items came by the
last arrival:
Private letters from Madrid, Of the sOth
ult, state tbatthe Spanish Government have
declared that they will, in the pending con-
test, maintain the strictest neutrality.
! "Ce give youa iiea," says private let
ter in tine Tunes. "of the state Of Spain and
its people, Grnay mention an incident which,
took place on Il e 3Oth, while the guard was
4 mounting before the palace of the Queen
Mother. A cart happened to be passing
before the houseof the British ambassador,
which is next to that Of the Queen, and the
leading mule very naturally was going
straight on, the driver being behied. when
he WAS stopped by a bug!er who thrust a
,bayonct into the animals nose.
The driver, who had been stopped BY
person speaking to him, ran up at once, and
without making the slightest resistance, and
while in the act oftdrning the cart into the
Plaza behind the guard, young officer
one Of that unneAged class known in Spain
as 9tSsietito1s--nappy, as most people OF
4 the kind are, to wet their swords with the
blood Of their counrymen, walked up to
the driver OF the cart, and cut him over the
head, wounding him severely in the ten.
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