The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-12-22

6FThe Santa Fe Gaz tie says that rs O0C
sheep will be driven from two counties in New
Mexico to California this present season.
tr.rThe public debt of the consolidated CITY
of Philadelphia amounts to twenty millions o
dollars.
0FCoLUMnUs, O., Dec 19.--Abert Myers,
convicted ofthc murder OF Neville in the State
Prison last spring, was executed in the Jail
yard at twenty minutes after twelve o'clock to
day.
GG-At the municibal election at Manchester
New Hampshire, on Tuesday, Mr.. L. w. IIar-
rIngton, Democrat, was elected MAJOR. receiving
1O99 votes against, Loss for Mr. Alonzo Smith,
Republican.
(ET The number oil steamers and sail vessels
lost on Lake Superior since the discovery Of
copper in that eson in 1945, is fifteen, the
value Of which (with their cargoes) is S492 600.
The number OF lives lost was 95.
0J-PITTsBURGH, Dec. IS. Robert NJ. Riddle
for many years editor OF the Commercial Jour
nal, died this morning.
O-A farmer in Sullivan county, Ind was
offered $1,000 for ninety fat hogs, on Monday
and lost the entire lot by hog cholera before we'd
nesday.
lE7-John G. Feenan, the "Benica Boy
publishes challeng Offering to fight Mr. Nor
rissey, or any man in the world, for $40 900 or
less.
GTHon William l.. Dayton, in letter to
the Trenton (New Jersey Gazette, says that
he is not now a candidate for the United States
Senate, and does not proposd to become such
during the coming session Of The Legislature.
0THEAvY Loss:--1'he cost Of the Fair ot
the Ohio State Agricultural Society recently
held at Sandusky. was 81 CSC more the receipts
tS-Madame SANTA AM has left the bed anu
board Of her cork legged husband, and is -four
ishing now at Havana, as the reigning belle.
GTMuch rejoicing has been caused in Cali
lilornia by letter from President BUCHANAN to
. Mr. BUTTERPlELD, which is taken as a guaran-
ty that the Administration is in favor OF Rail-
road to the Pacific.
0TThe Albany Statesman aIud ing to a
candidate for office, who was defeated in that
city, says he had such an itching for Office that
his friends concluded to scratch him.
0TKossuth is repeating his lectures in the
principal cities OF Scotland.
G-At Cincinnati, on Saturday night, the
Odd Fellows Hall was entered by some person
unknown, and most Of the books and records
mutiated and destroyed
. 0%rThe Paci1c telegraph line was completed
on Tuesday to Lexington, Missouri three hun
dred miles west OF St. Louis. II will he exten-
ded and in operation TO Kansas City this week.
07The receipts of the New York HeraM for
advertising during the month of November, a.
mounted to 15,2i0,31.
gEB~ The leading coffee me:c'lantS of New
York have agreed to no longer allow tare on
coffee.
0c3-Municipal elections took place in Massa-
chusetts on Monday. In Boston, Il. w Lin
coin, IT,, the tcitizens' candidate" was elected
. mayor by two thousand plurality. A majority
Of the "ctizcns' ticket" for alderman were cleo
ted. The entire Citizens ticket" in Worces-
ter, was elected. In Lowell. James Cook, Re-
pnblicans, was elected mayer by three hundred
plurality. All the candidates for alderman on
the same ticket were also elected. At Newbu-
ryport. Albert Currin, "citizens' candidate
was elected mayer by vote of 959 to7G5 for
Calby. inLynn, Edward Davis, the 'people's"
candidate, was elected mayor by two hundred
and seycnty.six majority. t
0rLetters received from Washington Terri
tory state that the company from iowa, under
Samuel s. Curtis, have arrised at Aasora. on
Cherry creek, and report fiVoFably ef the gold
mines there. They are building their houses
and preparing for winter. II has besa ascer-
tajned that Ansora il in Nelxaska Territory
Al post Office has just been established there, and
the above mentioned gentleman appointed post
naster.