The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-10-29

A TEMPTING OFFER DECLINED. Prof Agas-
siL has received tempting oiler from the Em-
peror ot France to accept a post Of high honor
in that country, the Professor OF PaleuntOlogy
in the Museum ofNatural History at Paris, but
has declined the pro;tered distinction,
,SFThe Iowa City Republican states that the
farmers are offering wheat in that city for forty
cents buShel, an | cannot find purchasers
The Republican adds: "'rhe same state of GictS
is reported Of the Muscatine, and other river
markets, and indeed we may say OF the mark.
cts generally Of the State.
The Princeton (Ill,) Democrat states thata
Clergyman Of that county has just been indicted
by the Circuit Court for attempting to outrage
the person of his wi(e's sister; and that another
clergyman has run oiftO Wisconsin, to escape
numerous creditors. Both gentlemen bitterly
oppose the Democratic party on "moral and re-
llglUus grounds"
OET-The prospect of hard times for the COM
ing Winter, has largely increased the number of
passengers going to England, Every ship go
ing to Liverpool has all the passengers she can
carry, and multtudcs apply for opportunities to
work their way across the Atlantic. 1t is sup
posed that as soon as the news Of the financial
revul>on reaches the other side, there will be a
decided cheek to emigration from the OH world
CE5-The Secretary of the Treasury has al
dressed Il circular letter to the leading mcr-
chants Of New York and other comm .rcial cit
les requesting their opinions in reference to the
present monetary crisis ami its probable effects
on the trade ofthe country. This course is EN-.
inently prudent The experience thus eliccl
will he OF great utility in eXp3dting any action
which may BE- taken by the department in view
OF the embaraSSmrntS OF the times.
CHANGE Hugh j. Jewett of GAINESVILLE
(brother Of Juls so Jewet, President Of the Seu-
henviIle Il Indian. {ailroaD has been elected
President ofthe Central Ohio r R.ilroal ctce Mr.
FasSctt resigned.
CURE ToR THE YELLows.-George A A7deron
OF St ClairSvjlio, cures peach trees ol the Vel
lows By driving IA rusty nail into them near the
root. lie has tried many plans Tor many years,
but finds tbs tie onl, on1 VIII ca succeeds.
SropPED.-'rhe Jefferson Rolling Mill SUI
pended operations last week, on account of thy
money pressure We hope that affairs will
soon settle down into shape that will warrant
the enterpri|ins proprletors to resume work a.
gain Steub. Union,
011TThe Albany .4rgpg says "the traffic in
free negroes, aS Il political commodity, must soon
Cease. We expect to announce among the bank
rape c;e| in November the 0llowing: "GREELY
y Go dealers ii hintn wO'I-~su'penlel, ow-
ing to the short crop, and the fact that the
Clip now on han has NJ >,le."
" Every teplhl Gun press in Ono prooh3.
sic that the Democratic p)licy in relation 10
territories would result in the mJ'o lictron Of
slavery into Ka' SaS, Now in ann tunc.ng the
fc;, n a ~, rI,
compelled to a.kaowie :. alike ta.ir ovl tt.e-
hood and ther own shame.
GHTWe clip the following items from the
las: S.nt:l 4 iVr3iss":
BLASTED - rne h,pa5 Of Ch,sc 'of the Pres.
dental nom na,ion i'll Dare blasted. Ills race
is run.
(ETWnnted at this olico-a m croScopo to
d seoyer the whereabouts $ ol the 2O,UJJ lnljorty
claimed for Chase.
tETIhe estate Of the W.s'ern Reserve ;
cave in badly his 'a.l The vot, for Chase is
1870 less than it was Tor Fremont.
TuG CIrIGsFDa PAyNE!--Cncinnati, Ceve-
llni, g .ilnba+, Titlin and Folelb have given
democratic mjori,es. Good for the cities
tETChlse sud when in Upper StllI<ky that
''f he wasn't eltced by 2OUOJ minority he did
not want TO be Governor at all, Wonder win: lie
that 900 has gone to?
Ono FOR DouGLAs IN 135O.--Ohio W I'll throw
her &C ORA vot, in l5jh o.. DDlcits- tao
.luriou, Giant Of the WesJ," tor the PreSd,u-
ICY
Clear the ring!
LIKE BOUND BoY.--OI Stlmon will b.
ke IL "bounl hog ava huskin'," this WINTER
4 democratic Senate and Legislature will do a>
they please, anl Sdim m -,h. great, th1 shelvel
candidate for the Presidency, will have no h!ns
10 say. ..
or Where is Bob Warden? And Echo an.
swers-w-h a r? His apoStacy to the oil pni.
ty didn't elect it but one vote AMI that Wa,
Judge WardenS. In every county where tn,
little Judge spoke, We notice that tn, d4mocra
cy have gained largely.
"THANKFUL FOE SMALL FAvoII Oar r.,
publican EiendS are very thankful for extreme
" sm,ll f,vorI. After coliting ON Cka|e's ell
ection b. $4,000, they feel hank ul that he h,
been worried in by half "a doz,n hundrel mi
jorty, ana most of th,t Aprlty being "sem
men ob colur' living ON the Reserve.
Col. PAYNE AT iI0ME --Clev.lanl, the resi-
dence Of COi, Pa n9 gave him 81 IN jDriy--
gain OF sol over Ere nonls vpte.
The aiSehoo Is OF he Cleveland L'tteI, il
res,rd to Col. Payne, were inlguntly rejl {,
at The polls by his p9rSon,l an political II en- l.
"GEi, GEErLEIGE.''-A \ 10 publican ora OF a
I scIool-hous1 meeting was determ ned TO ge
oif striking Zig ,cr, an at il he went:
/ Yes, gen lem.n, yeS-we will sweep tn
Democracy from AShabuia 10 lIamilton-iioI
QetraCtIOu to determination ~
Meeting with applaus, at his happy hit, h
dried up"
IT WOULD DE HoGGIsu..--Aftcr electing
DtmocI atic Legislature, and Osn,l Commission
or, il seems to Us that it would be hoggsh u,
to let our repablic IN brethren have lew office
in the Sate, par cnlarly after expecting ha
,hcir mtjorltles would be hotsmts! BE gcnyr
Gus, Democrats! Don't ask too much at oncc
Next year we will sweep them from dan I
BersheDa."
Il The WAY IT WAS, AND THE WAY 1T Isl
the last House OF Representatives there was
clear m'jority oIsevtnty six against the Dtmct
racy. In the next, they will have a majority
from sixteen TO twenty overall Sha les OF the OF
position This illustrates th9 tendency OF til
tme'--anl conf ms the oil axiom, that 9Th
Truth is mighty and will prcai"
"RELIABLE IxFoRMArIoS The State JON
nil, before the election, sald it had Iiat rcIiab
information from every portion OF the ate,
, and that "nobcSt, living adv0cate and ds.enl
err OF Republicanism, Chlse was TO be elecle
by majority so large thatit would forever pu
the seal Of condemnation upon the Dcnocric,
! The Journal should prosecute the persons vii
gave il iniormation. People who practice upo
the credulity Of Republican editors should
punished.
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