The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-07-14

| trying times
| OF Owing to apprchended serious troubles
with the savage tribes in Oregon, the War Dc.
partment las it is stated, decided to send a
portion of the Utah army to that Territory.
Gen. Harney will be recalled from Utah. and
proceed to Oregon and assume command Of the
forces there.
! 0TFivc millions of acres of land will be Of
fered for sale in the State of Michigan on the
29th inst What country!
| 6FMrs. Sarah Mulligan, a laundress elopcd
| from Cincinnati with a 'Son Of Crispin'' or
Thursday, carrying with her SEQ worth of lin
en- belonging to her patrons. Mrs. Muligan
how could you do it
OEJ~In Virginia man sent to the penitcntiary
the third time is never allowed 10 quit the in
sttution A man named Backensht, recently
sent there finds himself in this prcdicament--
1t was his third offence, and he will he kept
there for life.
0TDuring the past week there were 28t in
terments in Philadelphia, an increase of00 over
the previous week.
OJ-A milk white snake nearly six feet long,
was recently caught in the town of Cooper
Kalamazoo county, Michigan. Its species is
unknown.
6lTThc Kansas papers contain numerous dc
gal notices" of application for divorces; one oil
the notices admonishes the vile that the hnS-
band charges her with adultery with dozen
persons. Verify, Kansas is a progressive re-
gion
HJ~P Professor Uplegraff, of Indianapolis, In
diana, has made a discovery in paper manuac-
ture, which, he thinks, will be very valuable
1t is made from vegetable matter, without pulp
ing requiring only the present process OF
bleaching. All kinds of paper can he made
from the material in inexhauItable quantities.
and at points convenient for shipping to any
part Of the world. 1t presents a smooth and
even surface, and is Of a. very white color.
0TJ~Queen Victoria, it is htnted will appear
in the venerable character OF a grandmother in
the course OF a few months, when pledge Of
the loves of Prince Frederick William and his
wife will be presented to the loyal people of
Prussia. This title has not been a common
one in the royal family of England for many
years, there having been but two granlmOthers
in that family from The death Of Queen Char.
lotte, wife of George III, in 1879 down to the
birth al Queen Y ct orias first child.
OIL has been decided in a London court that
it is act.onablc to call man blackeg.
0STThe steamer Lady Elgin was lost while
endeavoriug to make Copper Harbor, Lake Su.
perior during fog on the evening of the 26th
ult. She was insured for $4,000, which will
cover two.thirdS of loss.
OcTIt is now said that the President has Civ
en- up his contemplated Western visit
0HrThe print works of Phillip Allen & Sons,
at Providence, r. l., were sold at auction on
Tuesday, for S124, 800. The original cost was
about S750CO0.
1ETThe fine weather is removing all the
speculative feeling which existed the past few
days passd On short crops"
OEJ-The Secretary Of the Navy has issued or
ders to Mr.. Lenthall, Chef of Bereau of Con
struction, to prepare the necessary drawings
and plans for the building ofthe eight vessels Of
war ordered by Congress, The Philadelphia
Navy Yard gets two, and each Of the other yards
one, to build.
0FScventy nine new counterfeits in the
month of june as shown by Peeersons Buck
Calendar, just issued for July
b5-The Chicago Times says that "a duel is
on the tapis between John Wen:worth and
Recorder Wilson," Both these individuals had
Left the city for some place east.
0IJ-As we predicted day or two since the
Bank Of Macomb, has failed again. and will stay
failed, we have no doubt, this time.
GFThe Peoples Convention, in the First
Congressional District of New Jersey at Salem
last week, nominated John T. Nixon for mem
Der of Congress.
0EDuring the month past there have been
no fewer than 25C0 dogs drowned at the public
ponds af New York City. 1t is not time for
the Mayor TO cause the dogs hereabouts to be
muuzzled and drowned?
SINGULAR CASE OF DIvoRcE-A suit for di :
vorce is now pending in the Ohio Courts between
a man and his wife who are said to have lived
very happily together for year, at the close Of
which child was born, and became the cause
oil the domestic difficulty that will end in their
the disSension being about an inno-
cent name given TO an innocent infant The lat
ter intimated to her husband that she would
like to have The child called Athol. AT this the
liegc lord objected, remembering one of her
flames" before marriage; she urged; he re fused;
she wept; he grew obstinate, and said she need
not hope to shake his resolution by her tears
he was marble when principle was involved.
She intimated that there was a remedy to which
she would not object; he comprehended her
meaning, and hence an application for di, orce.
0rThe Kansas Herald of Freedom gives dis
views Of the tiiaes In Kansas. It.
says:
We pity the man who is compelled to raise
nOnay in Kansas We were told hy n mnnev