The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-28
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E2-Tbe Grand Jury at its last session
two bills Of indictment one against
Mrs. Mary Henderson, for murder in the
second degree-against Stephen Z. Holland
for burglary-BelmOnt Chronicle.
HousEs or IlL-FArz IN TIE Cir or Mr.
YoDE.-It IS computed that the whole num-
Der of prostitutes in New York, inhabiiag
registered on the police books as
places Of il-fame, is about ST.; thousand.-
4 person who las heeu investigating the
says their average income is abcpt
Sc q week each, making an aggregate Of
S1,872. Geo per annum. These are start
ling facts, but they are true.
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD sTocK
SH.pAEgrs.-The Wheeling Gazette states
that there has been shipped from the Grave
Creek Station on the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad. during the present season, the fol-
! ai1g live stock: Logs, 63.34S; sheep,
G,67l; horses, 827; cattle, 1875.
EZ-The Russians are said to have lost
f%oficial) GC,7G3 men in the Crimsa, 1900
Killed by the enemy, and 4,Cl9 by disease,
and 1896 wounded in the several battles.
EE~Almost a duel took place at Hobo
ken, On Monday, between Thomas Hyer
and John Mor.issey. The latter was the
challenger and was on the spot bright AMI
early with a host of his Clancy friends;
lut Tom and his fricnls did not arrive
Mayor Woods police were about ready to
a--cst any who broke the law.
EXCITEMENT IN ALDAHY.-Albany. New
work, Feb 13-Thefe has been much ex.
! snert here among politicians. Last night
n excited crowd burnt Mr.. Litlvjahn, tie
-poaker Of The house, ard other prominent
members Of the Legislature, in eli y.
DEATH OF A QUEEN Her Majesty Maria
| Adelaide, Queen of Sardinia, breathed her
last at Turin, on the Goth Of January, AZ er
IN Illness Of a few weeks, CONSEQUENT upon
her confinement I'D aggravated by tine sud.
zen death Ct her mother ia la7. the Queen
i owager.
To BE SOLD The Yccl estate of the late
-on.. Daniel Webster, in MershfeId, is TO
be sold at auction on the 18th of March
next.
EE~Sevcral of the army officers, now in
Washington, it is said, have been ordered 10
joia their regiments forthwith. THIS looks
as pSecrs tery Davis anticipated serious
trouble wi h the Indians during the coming
spring and summer.
&c We understand that Mr.. Richard
Hooker, formerly a resident Of th.s city has
been prpointe1 Freight Agent Of the S. 4
I. l.silro:d At Newark.--Gtea. Onion.
SrAr2 rA!G The C5lnmhaaJ ,urnal says
,hG: the net STATE Fair vii! be held in Gin
cinnqtio CT Ca'pnbss.
= E~oy and richland G., %rntioe, O..
Tie drpu,v y. S. Mushala a~r~e$tcG 6 COM.
.ir.itc,s in enc pace aud Z in anotnur, 13
\ all amorg them the, noted jim Brown.
Tur T~,scr.--"Sa!," said one girl to
another, 81 IN so glad I have no beau
now" ''Why 500" asked the otacr. ooh!
GAUGE, can cat a, many onions rs | please
ET'In the counties OF the Missouri river,
adjoining Kansas, land is worth from $40 10
$50 per acre. In Platte county, within
fifteen miles Of Weston, land cannot be
bought for less than $2J, while much Of ii
I, Will bring $50 an acre.
RgFive thousand respectable marriage
able girls are being collected in New Eng
land to 60 out TO California, under the care
Of a Miss Pellet. They are to be warran-
ted, and husbands are 10 be guaranteed tc
them on their arrival.
0J-The Washington correspondent of the
St. Louis Republican writes thai the Presi-
dent IS in possession c. highly gratifying in
teliigence from Utsh, which reports that
Mormons are not only reaQeably disposed,
but quite satisfied with their new Governor.
JUICE JEwErr.-A Philadelphia cores
pon1ent of the E;rald, under date of the
jGth. says:
Judge Jewett, OF your city, is here ne
gotiating loans for the Stcubcnville and In
dinua Railroad Company, and steubenville
and PIT aurgh Railroad Company. He
aont the later company this week thirty
thousand dollars; the Judge appears to have
the faculty Of knowing how to financier with
the FRIENDS Of Philadelphia remarkably
WELL"
An OLD MASON DEAp.--"Old pap En-
ick," the tyler Of all the Lodges of Louis
lille, and the pet of Order in that city, died
on the 18th.
A PREDTcTIoN.-The B ltimcre Sun, a
paper of sterling ability, and not welded
to partisan views, predicts that the day is
not far distant rhen bank bills of a less de.
nomination than five dollars will be driven
out of circulation everywhere throughout
the whole country. We shall be gratifed
~ have fiji, nredintion yar;Ha eoon