The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-05-07


yesrs pastorof 81. gathew's Gbprshst Wheel,
ins. died in Frederick county; Maryland, last
week.
(r1rThe Rspd(ioaB Banner, Of Shelbyville,
Ind, of April a2d says that there were twenty
four applications for divorce in that county al
the term Of court just closed, and every one oi
them grahted! lif b EAiCift ! n
OIy-The eldest son Of Gov Wise Of Virginia,
studying divinity at the Episcopal llish School
in Alexandria county, Va, and viii probably
be ordained an Episcopal minister next year.
OeTIn August next, elections win be held
in the following States: Alabama, Arkansas,
Kentucky, Tennessee, North Caroline, Texas,
and Missouri 81 snl.. s55f-s .ii ge-... .laa
.ARRIvAL OF GOV. MEDARy AT Sr. PAUB.-
We have the qualification Of announcing to his
numerous friends that Gov. Medary arrived
safely at St Paul on the 22d ult., and is IN the
enjoyment of his usual health.-zSotes'aa'l.
sfe.rThe Hamilton C}atler CO., o. Telegraph
of Yesterday announces the death OF Franklin.
Stokes, an old citizen Of Hamilton, who, says
that paper, had been twenty years connected
with the Democratic Press Of Ohio, and served
several terms as Auditor and Treasurer of
Butler county. rasf ..gg. 453Ise.. 1. ss
| HoSEsE--lf We were to take the declara-
/ tions of the Republican papers, We would have
! to believe that the whole Republican party was
determined to make Kansas a Slave State. These
IN rers declare il viii, and swearit sbgy 6ta Slave
Safe, just for their convenience.
! CoxxEcrIcur CoNdsEssMEN The Norwalk
Gazette savs:--"A ridiculous story has got into
the papers, that Mr.. Ferry intends TO contest
Mr. Bishops election. We have the best au-
thoritv for saving that Mr.. Ferry never thought
of such thing" Bishop is the Democratic
member o. Congress elect from eFairfield Gem
gressional District. Ferry is his Fusion soppo-
nent. The Norwalk Gazette is Fusion paper,
The election of two Democratic Congressman
in Connecticut is therefore conceded. "
/ DIVIDED CoUSsEts.-frhe National Era (Ab-
olition) advises the Free State men of Kansas
so reconsider their determination not to vote
upon the election of delegates to ponstltu-
tonal Convention; maintaining that 1t they do
not vote they viii prejudice themselves in the
ewes of the people, and he placed at disadyan-
tage with the Democratic party" T-z sfEa
This advice is unquestionably good, ajrgey 81
TIE COLONIZATION SocIETY--The Star
states that the friends of President Buchanan,
headed by Gen. Pierce have opened a srbscrip-
ton for the American Colonization Society,
which, as soon as it reaches 81 l,OOO, will eRtitle
Mr.. Buchanan to q certificate Of honor as life
director of the society Gen. Pierce sent for Dr.
Danlorth on retiring from office, gave him Q
check for 800 towards the object commended
the society, and bid him God speed in his efforts
for the cause. s.Ht -st
rr.J7A gentleman who has recently arrived
from Kansas, informs the Evansville (lnd.) JoH-
nal that the Free State men in the territory in
tend to vote. at the approaching election, feeling
confident III the strength Of their oyerw helm
, ming numbers. This is in direct contradiction
, of all other statements. .
| (sFAmong the improvements in anew Pres
, byterian church recently dedicated in New
York City, is telegraph from the pulpit to tn
, door, so that the minister can communicate witt
the sexton whenever he desires to do So
: fte-We are gratified to learn of the appoint
t mcnt of Col. SAMUEL w BLACK, Of pittsburGl
Chief Justice OF Nebraska. The position coul,
not have been conlered npon better or more
Q worthy man.
t GEEERAL AssEMBLIHs.-The General IS.
y semby of TIE Presbyterian Church in the Uni
+ ted States %. S. meets in Lexington, Ky, OF
o Nav 2lst The New School Assembly vii
meet on the same day in Cleveland Ohio.
fcY@Mr. Powell, who painted the DE Soto
picture for Congress, has been appointed by th
9 Ohio Legislature to paint a representation 0
a Perrys Victory on Lake Erie--the price nott'
: exceed $1,000. 1t will be placed in one of th
e panels Of the rotunda Of the new State iionse
e WHY don't the Black Republican papers raise
e Shrek over this "eNtrayagance."
n WHO ARE THE FoRTUNATE HoGGs.-A larg
II fortune has been left in England to the heirs {
e p Thomas Hogg, who is known to have lived
l, New York in l76I. 1t is confidently, believe
that the most of the lawful heirs live in Ohic
5, and Western Pennsylvania. lRho are the luck
l Hoggs? ?--ZanesvHle Au'0ru.
/ THE "SMELLING CoMMITTEEs.N- The Spir
i of the Times says the Smelling Committees re
f ported their expenses at $4854 T5,--whic
10 considerably exceeded the appropriation mad
1t for them by the General Assembly. Yet afte
re- any amount ofsquming, dodging, and shriekr
OF on the part of the ex-smelers, the democra
tsneceeded in ferreting out some $1,000, whlc
y these sanity scoundrels had slipped into the
pockets! What delightful censors of publ
OF morality they we're!
es WHERE THE FREE NEGROES ARE.--The cel
oe sus of 1850 shows that nearly the whole fir
al black population of Ohio resides in the counti
IN least tnctured with abolitionsm. There al
" not as many in all the Reserve as in the cour
er ty of Highland This is about as strong
so practical commentary on abolition philanthrop
oy as need be asked tor. &!s sa-.
a. Hon. L. D. CAMpDELL.--We observe. in Il
H. Intolligencer, that this gentleman, adverts
for sale "all his property in'and about Ham
r ton" in contemplation Of change oiiresidenc
L" We suppose this to have been intended for p
litical effect but learn from Ieliable sourc
y that he really designs to 80 west, if he can dl
nc pose of the large amount of property which
as Sns in this vicinity. 1t is generally belev
r.. that the cold shSulders given TO him by his K
. publican friends, and their notorious indiiit
ay ence and lukewarmness in the pending contt
wv ted election, have disgusted him in polite
N, When he arrived at home, this last time, af
ea serving in the prominent post Of leader Of
no House of Representatives, no gun was fired a
e'v the usual hewgag was not beaten by his ancie
ses friends. They seem to regard him political
- as "deliinct in the abstract. ."--HttaalLton Il
~ graph. y"
tn s15 Another Fallen AngcE
,as The Waterbury, (Conn!) journal records
,oa 'talP, Of another of the famous three thousa
~ priests who protested sin the name of the
~ ~ mighty Godn against the Nebraska Bill {
W. by one, in rapid succession, these wolves
to sleeps clothing are being stripped Of their
rtb guise and exposed in their truecharacters. i
la paper above named says rlg
y. We learn that Rev. Mr.. Smith, Of Hadds
in this State, regular Fremont blower; VIII
wife has been only about three weeks under
sod, has Just 'sturned up'' in connection "
!, another mans wife. The affair has created Q
,on siderable excitement in the neighborhood,
nod Reverend gentleman acknowledging the col
and sloping to parts unknown.
It KEMP's Worm PASTRIES. --It may be sait