The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-21

MIA Legislature, nov in session at that
place, in which hope he is greatly encoura-
ged, inasmuch as a revival has sprung up
in the Maryland Peni!entiary.
E-Two members of the Nebraska Leg.
islaIure brought an Indian tent with them
and lodged it near the Capitol building.
Observation-Disclosures is below par in
Arkan sas. The legislature of that State
has passed resolutions ~denouncing the O. der,
by a vote of 81 to 8.
BsTThe Pittsburgh Chronicle reports
three deaths in that city, among the
Germans, from starvation.
ES-We learn by private letter that a
Mrs. Chandler of Flushing, O., retired to
rest a few evenings ago and was found dead
in bed ne1t morning. She was in middle
age, her death shows how uncertain is this
lile.-Amcr. Enterprise.
EsrGov. Wright, of Indiana, has taken
a 'card Of clearance" from the pastor Of the
ID. j. Church at indianapolis, because the
latter is a Know Nothing. cold Joe" is al.
ways (W)right, and especially in this in
stancel
RoMANcE.-Msrried, on a cake Of floating
ice, in the Ohio river opposite Rising Sun,
on Thursday, January 30, by Rev. Mr.. Col
lard, Rev. James II. Brooking to Miss Sal
lie Craig, all of Boone county, Kentucky.
sgCol. Benton. speaking of his Con.
gressional career says he "neyer paired off,
but once, ard THAT was with a young wo-
man the night he got married" Attentive
old chap amt he?
G4TIt is stated that the British Govern
meut have just despatched two naval Off
GERS to TIE United StOtes, to purchase a
large nunbcr Of steamers for war purpo-
ses. Vessels of light draughts of water for
use in the sea Of Azof and in the Baltic, are
the class understood to be wanted.
GrThe Capitol Of Iowa is fixed at Fort
DssEloines the center of the State, and
head Of slack water navigation, with coal,
stone and timber in abundance near by
and : magnificent country aronnd.
01rBellair proper, it is SAID contains but
SIX Inhabitants, viz; a crippled negro, a
jaCkass, q quack doctor, a buzzard, a pole
cat, and an alligator. There is a prospect
Of q population Of seven between this and
Spring.
RE-The counties Of Belmont, Guernsey,
Auskinsam, Licking, Madison, Champaign,
Shelby, and Mercer, together with all the
counties south of them, compose the South
ern District, and all the counties north Of
them compose the Northern District.
Ey The Whesling Gazette says that
thers are in chat city 4. 546 hands employed
in the different factories, and the products
the manufacturing establishments, S.
478, 300.
FATAL AcoTDENr.-The Herald learns
that Mr.. George Hammond, of Springfield
township, came to his death on Monday
last, BY a limb Of a tree falling upon him
while engaged in cutting timber. He was
horribly crushed, aud survived but a short
after the accident. Mr.. II. was a wor.
citizen, and highly esteemed by all who
knew him.-Steu. Union.
E~Henry Rogers, the oldest printer
in Massachusetts,, and father OF the pro.
proprietors Of the Boston Journal, died in
Boston on the night of the 9th.
EIThe census Of Iowa was taken last
summer, and the whole population found to
be 325,ol4; number Of voters so, 900.
ED-Mr. George Peabody, of London, is
worth %. 100000. so situated that he can
convert itin thirty days into cash.
EZ-An individual was arrested in Pitts.
one day last week, for attempting
to pierce the body ofhis aged mother with
a red hot poker. He richly deserves the
he is sure to receive hereafter.
E1-The. coolest spot yet heard from is
West Randolph, vt, where the mercury
has indicated the extreme cold of as de.
grees below 0. Spirit thermometers are
used in that region, as mercury becomes
solid at 40 degrees below zero Fairenheits
scale.
EI-The resolution passed confering the
rank Of Lieutenant General, will give Gen.
eral Scott about $4,000 back PAL, aad
about $1,000 additional yearly.
E1-The Cincinnati Enquirer says Tie
Grand Know Nothing Council Of that city
hare nominated Hon. David Fishor, as thsir
candidate for Mayor.