The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-01-23
Editorial Items.

E:T This week sees us through with the
Messa res. Hereafter We shall have more
room for our usual variety.
GJ-Ex Governor sler has been elected
U. 5. Senator By the Legislature of Penn.
sylvania.
" Mr.. JIhu Hawkins. one of the origi.
nal six WAshin sonians. favored our citl-
Gems with three Temperance lectures during
the past week, They were well attended
RTAt the election for Justice of the
Peace in this Township on last Friday
Wm. Arnold, Esq. was reelected.
R1- During the recen. COLI weather the
mercury ranged from 90 to 80 deg. below
zero. Cold enough.
G5- Daring the last year 43l inches Of
water has fallen, So says the Ohio State
Juulnal.
y Whoever wishes to purchase good
farm, are referred to the advertisement in
to.day's p,per, unler TIE head Of "Valua.
bic farm for sale"
EJ- The late arrivals from Elrope do
not briAs very important news. Flour is
seiIin; in Liverpool at 45,06l.
Eay- The Kentucky Dem ,cr attic Stale
CDa5tntion hell At FtaakI1r; ON the 9Th,
WAS the largest Convention ever held in
kealuoGy.
Iy Col. E. 4. DOYLE. the y. s Mar
shall for Ns5r4,k. was killed on the 2Gth
uIt.
EJTwo full sets of delegates will appear
at the Cincinnati Convention from the New
York Democracy.
EH-Julye Timothy Walker, of Cincinna-
ii, died on the morning OF the l7.h inst.
G7-rhe proceedings Of the 9th Of January
Convention wllI b. tlunl ON GU, first page
Eg" The reader is directed to our FIRST
D ,r for several elitori.I articles. To the
fourth "a for interesting communications.
ET Brigham Young the Mormon Proph-
et, is repJrto u be worth lrly $4,000.
lcT Wool is selling at DIbu4ic, Iowa,
nt SO cod.
Co,rLr, The present Speaker of Con-
lIA ont - "a IL -. ilt..D n -,
tioA over 10000. Fd,i1Aisn is dear
arLjcla.
ES-N. Long worth. Of Cincinnati, only
pays the snus Il!tle sun Of $e6,0J0 taxes
ESI- The navigation Of the Onio river is
su5pen led entirely on account of the i;e.
EE- Ex. Senator Atkinson, the distn.
guished Know Nothing OF Missouri, who
trio 10 force slavery into Kansas, says thar
he is no longer candidate for Senator or
any other OH ;e. This is sensible, because
he is suak too low to bs trusted with any
thing.
EEEt is thought that majority Of the
delegates elected at the 9th of January
Convention from this State tc the Cincinnati
convention, are in favor Of James Blu.
chanan for the Presidency.
OErThe population of Illinois is 800,
000 In 1850 it was 85l,450
0~7- The following gentlemen have been
elected oifi,ersof the Pittsburgh & Steuben-
vile RIroll. -PresiIent: Islac Jones. -
Directors: J. Shponm tker Rbbert M'Kaight,
S.mlel Liviu ,'ton. " B. Brown. Thos. L.
Jewet., 5, A. Long, r. F S,nyth, N
II Zines. w. Phillips. E. J. Brooke, R,bt.
Wools, R1bt. Galway.
ETHay is selling in Milwaukee, Wis
consin, at from Sl4 to $23 ton.
65- The democrats Of In Llama have nom.
mated for Governor. A. P. Willard; Lieut.
Governor. John G. Walker. Of l. .p,rte; Sc.
reiary Of State. Daniel M;Lure; Auditor Of
ate, Gen. Dodd; Treasurer, A Holmes.
Attorney Gen. ]. E. McD3nald; Sup't. oi
Public Ins ruction, W. c.. Larabee.
EJ-John Davis. citizen Of Nottingham
township, in this colaty. hang himself
short time since
ETA large number of e.litols attended
the Ohio ditorial EConve ltion at Columbus
on the i4sh inst. Everything passed of
pleasantly.
or DON. be wearing cIt your fingers
shel!ing coro. but see Daniel MCtlravy's ad-
vertlsementiu to-day's paper, and purchase
one Of bis corn shelters.