The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-12-05
PEN AND SCISSORS.

or 95 applicants for the Allentown, Pepnsylva-
mia, Posi- Office, now filled BY a crippled widow
Of farmsr whig member Of Congress. -
0TCountereit Slos on the Andover Bank
Massachusetts, are in circulation.
GrIf the cotton and Gulf States secede ,.:rhe
the next IIuuSe will organize by the prompt
election Of Republican Speaker, and the whole
action. both Of the House AMI of the Senate
will be guided by Republican policy. Why
should the secessionists thus furnish cudgels to
break their own heads with?- Clesel6na Dem
6TA new style of Street Car has been intro
duced in'o Pittsburgh. Its to be propelled
by compressed air, and can run at more than
ordinary speed with Go pounds ofGir j.
/ 65-A prisoner locked the guard of the State
Prison at Windsor, Va, into the meat cellar
| last week, scaled the wall, and escaped. g"
- The Republican illumination in San
/ Francisco in hoaor OF Lineoln's election, was a
complete failuro and the Republicans generally
are not in an exulting mood szst '.9sa1
6TTwohorSes we're stolen on the llth inst
Of Daniel Highland of Ilarrison township, Car.
roll County The Free Press says thata band
ofthieves are now proving in that vicinity
0cFA terrible storm took plnce on the Lakes
Friday and Saturday week. The gale, accom-.
panied by blowing snow extended along the
whole cham Of Lakes, A great number Of lives
have been lost and scores OF Schooners and
Propellers were damaged and destroyed. si
or The Springfield tMass,l Republican,
t(Rep.)esrnestly advocates the immediate repeal
Of the Personal Liberty Bills OF Massachusetts,
upon tie grounds that they are 'pernicious, y
and 'n violation Of the Constitution" and 'un'
lust to the slave States" bill has also been
introduced INTO the Legislature Of Vermont re
pealing the severe Personal Liberty Acts o
that State s{ .aa aslaF Cd ss--lss ,.la'
P. S.-But we regrett say that it failed
upon its passage by vote Of two to one.
GTThc Hopkinsville Press says that so FAT
as it has any knowledge, Mr.. John N. Baker, o
Burnsville, Caldwell county, is the tallest man
in Kentucky. He stands seven feet eight inch
es in his boots, weighs two hundred and forty
pounds and is twenty three years old. 8'3H
61rThe Prince OF Wales, for whose safety
some apprehension had begun TO be felt in Eng
land, having been twenty days out from Hall
fax, has arrived home at last. He had very
severe passage The return Of the Prince is
made the theme Of congratulating editorials by
the press generally, and the reiteration Of warm
compliments to the American people. a. a'rssz4
65~The fearful strides which Northern Sec
tionalism has made withing a few years, is
rendered painfully mani est by the fact that in
every free State, east Of the Rocky Mountains,
except New Jersey, the number o. votes cast
for Lincoln is greater than the number cast for
Douglas, Breckenridge and Bell, all added to
gether. This is not the case in some OF the
States only, but in all of them except New
Jersey --Neaoagk Aqu9cate. p sya9 vs sa3'
i eTThe year 1861 win be tho first Of. the
66Oth Olympaid, There will be, an anpual
eclipse ofthe 11th OF January. another on tht
7th Of July, and total eclipse on the 3lst o
December. There win also be partial eclipse
of the moon on the 18th Of December. .e.lr
Southern Ohio according to some OF ou
exchanges, is invaded, If not overrun, with car
goes ofold, sureranuated, emaciated emaciate'
and enancipated negroes from the Seut th. TIL
Negro mellenium is coming, and the rrpublical
party is increasing accordingly Let 'em rip!
aoerMr. Yancey,in his late speech at Mo
bile, very properly rebuked any aggressive nove
ment Tor preventing, or attempting to preven
! the inauguration Of Lincoln. r-.
5ET-The Toledo B'aleo the goth, state
that the Maumee ,wos crossed quite generall.
that day by people on foot. 1t says that tn
ice is from three to four inches thick. sr
r aG9-I Illinois, Iowa and Wisconsin currency
+ now quoted at ten per cent. discount. Tn
e working men who suffer from this depredatio
$ in the currency, must reeollect that they vote
] for it. Hs4 sH ~ ~ '.'3.Z3 sa ZF9
!. GTWe are told that in some charitable pli
ces it is customary to present an editor a tu
! key. The custom is a good one--and, let it |
borne in mind. the Lord viii bless those VII
J remember the poor--though Il be not fashions
! BILE in these dissings. a'asa.ea ~ isd7 F3"
! We have opened new brokers' shop
: the .Sesttael office! Pennsylvania, Wheeling
9 Ohio and Eastern paper taken at par at our o.
|. flee on subscription. This is the builiest kin
ola chance, for safe trade. 20 p ni3'|
4 Ger7As soon as it was known that I.incol
was elected, Illinois Bank notes fell to 10 pt
cent discount! Can he not keep up The cred
Of the banks Of his own State? The Banks
Kentucky still soed,gi5r ,o saafll vi
t5-A slave IN Charleston, 81 6. has earne,
! by overwork, in the last five years, $500, D,
refuses to buy his liberty prelerrins 10 live
bondage. .2ta~~tis 979s REns@t sd Esy5 tswa
? T.TThe electors Of President and Vice Pre-
4 ident meet to-day, December, 9TH, at the Cap
b tolls of their RESPECTIVE States. .a-ralsag, Is
i o-7-A grand bali was givea By the wide-l
< wakes at Independence, Iowa, on the 10Th ius
to participate in by republicans without di
tinction Of color, and one Of the three floor ma
4 ayers was niger! @ II, .,,,s -.l,e5 ~ .,,Ia
- OFT Minister lIarrls writes that the CLOWN
r, accounts by the Japanese Embassy, Of the
i reception by the Government and citizensoft Y
oi United States, had reached Yeddo. occason
II great delight 10 the officials there. slsg"