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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-09
NOTICE.

By Divine permission, Rev. h. G.
iieaton will preach in the eshyrrriqn
Church, Shepherd>l"wn, rext Saba l..
Services 10 cOmmeEcc al 10 u'cnc OK, A.
"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-09
June 4. 1850.

TCBACCO
rs boxes and s. choice brands,
$50 do Warwick Cobb. Aladdin and
other brands of prime Cavend. !,
100 do ordinary brands,
95 do II and los pl gs,
The above have Eecn selected with great
care as 10 quality. and warranted 10 give
satisfaction. This da> landing and for sale
by MrVrigh, Bio. & TO.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-09

FR!oHTKNED.--rhe CenlrryiI!e Sent
mel says the good citizens of Kent Island
were greatly alarmed during last week
in consequence Of a rumor which was
current IL the effect that an insurrection
of the negroes was about to take place.
They palroled the Island for seveial nights
in succession, hut nothing was discoveries
To increase their fears. 1t was 3 decided
hoax.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-09

CHOLERA Al C1>cINNArI.--The Board
of Health this evening report 20 Cholera
deaths during the past 48 hours, ana -
deaths for Tie previous % hours.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-09
CA K D.

n consequence Of some necessary re-
L pairs, navigation on the Alexandria
Canal will be suspended for severa! weeks.
We have arranged TO deliver good II
Georgetown without delay. and hope hat
our customers on tie line and deal r G II.
era ly will not lei this temporary inter lp-
ton prevent their coming TO our market,
as our stock is unusually large and dr>i-
rable. McVEIGH, BRO. & co.
Alexandria, March &c, 1859.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-09

T HAVE fine lot OF Corn which wi
sell al the loves cash prices.
TIIOS. TURNER.
Julv 8, 1850.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-09

ARRivAL OF The WAsHINereN.-Ihe
steamer Washington has arrised from
Southampton, bun brings no laler n.ws.
She ssilsd from Amen on The lon OF
lpae. Among her passengers is g. r.
II. J.nts, Esq., ,hespoR;as novelist
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-09
AFFl1crlNo G.su.17v--T,vo ro,ra

hFfLIcriNo GAsuALTy.--Two Young
men, Siahtn!t Al the O2lethorpe Unver-
sl'v, and candidates for the ministry, were
KI'ie" by lightning while walking iogelh-
erdnringa thunder Storm on the 2G;h inst.
They were fellow students and devoted
friends. and were found locked in each
to'her'S arms. as they had been walking
They were both protected from the rain
by an umbrella which was struck and
shattered 10 Clipper.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-09

DrcErAsE OF THE IRISH POPULATION.
The Dubiin Evening Posi- calculate 5
that there has been decrease al poPula-
non IL Ireland since lS4l4.y deaths and
by einigra,onI 10 Anetica and 10 Great
Britain, Of a. least ,hfte ailh ns. Sever
al catholic c!ergymep all concur in Tie
statement iha, there Lave been few mar
risges or i;irths for the las, four years.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-09
IMPORTANT
TO FARM ERS.

TIE undersigned would beg leave to in
| form the citizens of jefferson, Berke'
ley and adjoining counties. that they have
permanen ~ established themselves III
Shepherds'owu, where they are now man
ufacluring Ihelr late improved
UXE.QT T.4N;
also, their Hand Screen for cleaning seed
wheat. They have also purchased the
pateu, right of WIN. Ilovty's Hay and
Fodder Cutter, which cannot be surpass-
ed in the United States.
The above machines are kept constant
ly on hand at their shop in Rumsry street,
near Joseph Enller's Tavern.
|. SMITH & co.
July 0, 1850.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-09
ATTENTION THE WlyuLE!

Il 1 ILN llJ4N 4 III ~ 4AO-->
THE subscriber begs leave most respect.
[ fully 10 inform his Customers and rh
citizens Of Sheplerdsrown and ,rrInu,
generally, thai lie hes jnsr renewed and i.
now opening srlen,Id assortment If
Groceries. Chine, Ca,as~"rr. Hqr T.
~arc. Boots, Sl2os, Latr, Cops, d.
mrsic CJ;IOny, Ltg,lory, Bacon, anJ
Lard,
and in short every article pertaining 10 the
Groce,v Business, whirh he is dercrnlin.
ID 10 sell IS low as they can be bought a.
any other place in Tie Valley. For in
stance,
good O,leans sugar at s cts.
prime do DO 6!
very best 7
N. o., p. r. {: S. II. Mola,,es
from 81! TO CO. per gal
prime Rio COTE 10!
very b,st, d superior article IA
BAco>-shouIacrs G. middIing 7, hams
10 els. per H., and every o,ael article l.
proportion.
Thankful ror past farors IT, earnestly
soIiciis Il continuance Of The same. TIN
puAllc's humb e servant,
THOMAS s. TURNER.
Shepherdsiown, April 30, ls50-ly.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-09
JcHN H. King,
f'''0cs and Commission Merchant,
CECR-.<~n,

'0u Merchant,
S cEo2o@rawS, D. c.,
f Que ~anal. two doors Easr Of n.
- Market.
Il ',l' ;' orders and eonsignmsns will r..
- - rsive prompt attention. Grain 80,
a. H'nds OF produce bough, and sold p s.u
SURE S.os,' ana goods OF all kinds received On
S'9sass or Forwarded wiihdespatch VI
Dee. 4. 1894 -sSii'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-09

IlCaI dIlu CIusllId SufaF. fheffe. nlIs. III.
Guors. &c- u. BlLLAyEjl.
May Il.
The New York herald., 1850-10-08


tsriAinsd, ysst.rssy bfore Jusslos Lothrop, on
ths; Charles Rose, shipriug sgent, No. ioI south
strts'i ccrntr OF Peek alp, had obtained from him
ssststisa. "a ss.o. -. ,b., ysbn Ismss.t.is snI
bis two brothers Eduari and Joseph arrived In this
city fre, "a. West with The express understanding Of
With thtm AL TIE money fhcy posssss.d runner
fer Ross bsuae met them Ia The strest shout vest
va. isSr..sp;sd ,S,, sss .,s.sI, P..s. would
leave, On the l6th n this month. fer California
Tbs runner represented that hr Ross -ss The ssent
,p.etahls a. an in the city Accordingly Lsmaun.
tain and his eroth.Is vs1t eenv.Jsi 70 ths oes ~
N, ,sent for n. sss,n.sip fsslss ana would give
them p.sssgs ~ aais ship sg5s ths amount sp-
ps,rsd 20 b ieo high asd sas NJ koss Agreed 70
voyage, nths vsa'hsr lh1uid b tas sni stormy thu,
y fvsni.d they vsreto i-ncs hsna oc.ssionSly Un.
d-r thir sgr-.rsnt bslsvng al % ss .ofrsci % the
part q Rcst. Lsmttnials fsii d0-n tie s33. Ihs
hext DAY, sT m. zay sfsr d ssesrt-insi ~ L.
mountain thst the shp insie.d q Eelns % cas5rni.
for seii stp therefore al tie sta'sm.nts male ani
rpfs=s ns1 - Rose A ssl 10 b false ani frsuiu.
l.nt aba merely dsns with ylsv o. setting poser
,icn q he money of hs upsu'tsctins eountrymsu
On indinE that they we're unatl. % In the Pacific
rsqusst was nsie ~ Ianountain 70 Rose for r.
turn q the nansy which n. refused 70 comply vi.h
oa ths ground tbs, he usuld iorwsri then on ~
ksr resssl The magistrate on ths facts IN the esss
- tgofn :. ~ ihe o'mplsiha1'a i,,usi hls w.sran'
/ tifaioD 10 .say al N ociack
= htrshr Cssftt ~ ~ - -0nieers KsTany
Barnett End Gaarhsr ~ the NJ 9Th vard srrestet
| frrdey night about enc ococf, man ealing hin
cell william 0uhcoy, whcm The smcers tetfcfei IN
tfr Get GO ichtirs the h4uor store sorner u Wsiss
Sri Eim streets Tts had broken 81 one a. th'
shutters en- aghee pane of glass. eat thu obtslae
tsesrf 70 ths fofe On h.afing th- sr,ro.sh sihs o
thercgue f1vn ftaifs and sscrstst himssf II
Tie cellar The policemen followed, a. a. the r0bbe
Vas su5ssv0ting 70 sscsps sud Ssh, hs WAy o1t, "a
officers feled hia 10 TIE rrouns hT boz on th. hes
/ vitk ciub He vas then capfu-ed aDl conveyed q
/ tlf staiion hcrFe onf cu scat, ing hs person Ia
81 pennies we're found With 1gu-ious any cent piec
vhh rss st Cncs i3sntasd sy he 0sner of ths s.or
~ hs contents % the til sheh bad nssn bt opsi
Justice Lcthfop ccuni,ed 'te secufel 10 prison e
. trial
stciirs H-s',t A fel-or called Iaha Pstsrso
arrested yfsteTsay on chargs ~ stssiug rAte
vtiutd Al f3S from the strsmb, Al Caledonia belor
ing 20 Jsnes Eitou Justire Lo'hror commit,
| the aseNftd,o frtou iot exsninattJn
The New York herald., 1850-10-08

FITS EI- -tn NEu ORLEANS, Get o, 1850
The cotton market has been firm. Saturdays sales
were 25C0 bales, at further advance of an eighth;
misdlins being done at 13S sl3k The sales Of the
week have been 900 bales The receipts thus far
900 bslet behind last year.
BALrIMoRs, Oct. 7, 1850.
The market Cor grain 10 unchanged. 15O0 cattle
were offered and 600 sold at gao. 2kc on the hsof
equal TO 81 SO Q So 25 net.
BUFFALO, Oct. 7, 1850.
The receipts since our last, have besn-Rlour 1000
barrels wheat $1,000 bushels; corn, IL, 900 bushels
The -four market has been rather heavy, but without
material change In prices Michigan is at 81 wheat Is
steady and hrm Of $40. for Ohio; Is firm and in
good demand with saes Of 10 900 bushels at 53c for
mixed WESTERN small transactions in Ohio whiskey,
at 24hc. No change in ireights.
ALBANY, Oct 7, 1850.
The receipts have been-Flour, g. 500 barrels; wheat
5000 bushels corn is 600 bushels barley Is COO bush
els. Flour Is steady, but not active Wheat is frm
with good milling inquiry. Sales OF 2oo0 bushels Of
ordinary Ohio At ST. and IL 900 bushsls Genesee at
sl l3 q III H. Bsrley-37 900 bushels have changed
hands at T2c 73c for ordinary, aud Tec for two
rowed; four rowed at Ito. Oats are dull and 10 wer
with sales OF 5eC0 bushels at 4lc.
The New York herald., 1850-10-08
Conpon PIena.

htfort Judge Day.
Der s--,f.i gd Troosf rs H.rsasa Sciristerfas
This "a an aca n Tor SANDER The plsintn with his
fstbe- and ether members Of the family. srrv ed m
sbe United STATS lately from Gernany and entered
ate paftnership with defendant In the manufacture
slt buttons dispute Subsequently arose bet veen
them aud the partnership vas dissolved upon Which
seeslon defs sdast called plaintiff cheat and said
kst he srpliei some Of the goods RON the partner
hp osnceru rhch ne ccnsdsrpd eQui rsient 10 steal
lns The DEF ndant Pleaded the general Issue, vith
rciiee Of ju fcstion he aso called vitnesses 70 I'm
pusn the chs scter of pisntih srd hia Titness The
sssse K s'Js rned tri u nsrrow this) nwnias
The New York herald., 1850-10-08

c.-,,-r c9rrr.-Nos ats, Gle 0s ep5, rg4 10, III,
~ ~ sis g-T as ps3 So
Cosuo- PtF.s.- lhsi lnt-Ncs sts, 90 ~. SO
so,t rsr.-Nos cas- ESQ e52 1tf ess "a GA 30
ia ESQ ts2, osa, C5s, tot 6p0
~ 70 IS iu,iu.ive, 81 ss. 90 30, 81, 81 81 81
t..-.fIprrs Oaf fssaa -srCosr b. af-u -Nss ta,
eff q b 70 ir-Iui ire, 10. ~, ~. a
The New York herald., 1850-10-08
The National Wing Convention.

ALBANY, 0ot 7, 1850.
The National Whg Convention, at the capital held
in pursuance Of call Of a large number OF leading
wings of the city, was very numerously attended
An drew Kirk presided.
John G. Spencer, Samuel Stevens, and others, re.
ported resolutions supporting he actions of the gene
raj government Governor Fish, and the seeding dele
gates The resolutions approved of the call for the
Utica Convention, aud concluded with the following
resolution -
That we have the strongest confidence that the de-
berstions Of such Convention will reeut not only in
uniting all true wings, but in giving strength to the
party and removing all misapprsbsDsion as to the
course OF action t may recommend at the ensuing
election.
Mr.. Duer is nov speaking. he will probably be
followed by Messrs. Stevens and David Graham
The New York herald., 1850-10-08
Fire az Goshen.

josHES, Oct Z 1850
ere e.currd At this plass, yesterday afternoon
in The grocery store adjoining the Telegraph once.
rhs ftoet AZ fixtures total loss amouusug 20
shout 81 0oo. fully insured Bot for si.sns Gre
comrsuy, there Is no tnovisg where the Gre would
Il. arl.n
The New York herald., 1850-10-08
The rro,e.tant Ep,.eopaI Convention.

UINCiTVATII Dot 7 If5U-
A resolution vas passsd by the Convention TO-DAY,
that COMMITTEES be sppointsd to revise the prayer In
the German Prayer Book.
A very animated debate arose on resolution to In.
quIre into the s1pedieney Of providing that no, more
than en-. member from the same dioe.s shall Be sp.
vented on the standing committee Of the house
The Hon Mssus. Pendston, Of Ohio; Bullock Of
ny Chsmbsrs Of Nd wharton, of Pa orAndinsn,
of Conn Churchnl Of Ky: Rev Nessrs. Patterson,
% Miss and Van rnmsn, Of W, took part in the
ii'susson. The resolution vss ansly laid on the
table.
IL. report Of the sommitte rslstiug TO evidence on
ecc le,isstiea trials taken up and ably debated
n vas finally laid on the table
Hvsry Bishop in the country is present except
Bishop southnan. They are setting in council
The House of clerical ard Jay delegates IL very
fall there being nearly 200 members present.
The New York herald., 1850-10-08
Case OF Drowning.

HosEsDALr, Oct. 2 1850.
man nsuss Edvsra TernellAger, vac found dad
in Of the canal basins At this place upon the
tsrs being drawn OF Verdict Of the Jury AooiJsnts
drosnipg. easssd By intempsranee
The New York herald., 1850-10-08
Louisiana Congressional Election.

bALTIhOkH, Oct. z, I5bU.
The returns Of the election held In the second Con
gresional district of Louisans to fill the vacancy
casioned by the resignation Of Secretary Conrad In
dicaso the defeat Of johnson. the ndepend dent whg
candidate, who was supported by the democrats. SO
far heard from, Mr. Ballard the regular whig nom!-
nee, has small majority.
The New York herald., 1850-10-08
Supreme Court.

oENERAL TERN.
Befcre justices Edmonds Edv,rds and Mitchell
Orr.T-Ths October term commenced to-day. After
the court orqssirsd the motion calendar -as taken
sp and i,~ motious Of no general interest heard.
Ths ssurt then adjourned.
The New York herald., 1850-10-08
Coura M C,n,,nI sc..Io.s.

touGl Ot eensfuh Sessions.
Before the RspGsssr And GSGs SG the isa
following Isl
Court at this Isra.-Assault aud battery with intent
20 kill S. robbery In the nrst degree, s. forgery, 3;
eurgny .; grand larceny %; receiving s.olsn goods
!; obtaining goeds ky false pretenees bigamy, Il
indeoently exPosing person, lTotzl is. Besides the
shove-unmed cases, there are slfeady Indicted q
wi'nesfss . hastardy l. Abandonment, f-rptsl, 20
The Grand Js5y.-The names Of cltizsns summoned
TO set - grand jurors being called. only fourtesn
answered As ths number was no. suf,ieent to for N
quorum, thsy were dischs ged tui Tuesday morning,
P.fh Jrg.-The lst q petit jurors called and
forty Eve answered TO their panes.
JaTors t,rsa,-About twenty. i've jurors we're hnet
called.
.grrEcotion IF Jen,s .lrlnsicn B,u-,i for Trri on
a., .4nfhon Indefurnf.-Jamss Arlington Bennet ap-
peartd IA court this morning and ssksd to have day
Get by the court Tor the tial Of the indictment against
him, On charge Of omsining money BY false pre-.
tried EAny times TO get trial this II diotnsnt.
and had not Jet been able TO set 10. The will
More sT n, NIss ConSpigscy caa,s-The District At.
trrnty moved " at Samuel } Proper now In court be
con mltteG snd bsunt over - appear az witness IN
tho oa- oi an indictment against Daniel Gale who
stands charged With extorting money fron him by
iss4 ptctencer. This is ~ the sorlss oi oasss
ordered proper 70 give suyity ia the sun Of 500 oS
his Appearances to testify vhen called upon by .hs
court
Notion ~ ne reieen sJ piremairs Gpl Dsnism,
rtCTRsd rfh stealing hs furniture sfc II he COnnfsfs
CGtargri IN Psrs "A motion acs by the counsel
q Nicholas NTt usitre and George Denham, TO have
them dischsrgsd from cusoiy In vteh they IRE held
by the sutortics here on charge ofbringng property
soisn In parts 20 this city The prisoners arschsrgrl
nth stealing about 10000 worth OF property sst
irg Of furniture plate Sc from the hotel Of Antoine
Edmee, Charlotte Ghtlans wisiher a. Cslies. coun.
tess Do Caumosi Laf1rce IN Paris TIE lrt of Sep
tsmbtr lat sut number Of rs'-s Of which property
TIE aeeussd arv ch.rgd with bringing 70 this city
The case vas brought up demurrer, the deicucs
claiming that this court has jurisdiction In the at
ter and hsnce asking the discharge of the prisoners
The courssl for the persecution oppssd the motion
After hearing the Argument and reioinfer the court
took the eas- into cousidsrston, and viii give deci
r!on on Monday next
The New York herald., 1850-10-08

PoUessEEFtisi Oct 7, ltsl. f
The case OF Ambrose L. Jordan 70 Gecrss Wlkss
zoe libel has been postponed and nothing furihe'
relative % the case can be a.ccrtsined TO- nis
The New York herald., 1850-10-08
Anct ther Dreadful Steamboat Explosion, aud
Less of Lie, on tho Ohio River.

PADI CAN, Nv ,Uct. y Io9V,
The steam boat Kate Fleming, Captain Durham from
Lcusve for Cairo burst both her boilers ON satur-
day at noon, and Afterwards burned to the waters
edge
The accident ccurred walkers Bar, where she
had grounded but had got OF when the bell rsag 20
slaeken her speed, ard instantly after the explosion
took place 1t thought that the accident was caused
by the want of water
Ten persons are reported to have been Killed or
missing; seven or eight we're wounded, amongst them
the oaptair dsngsrouty and nineteen reported "a
badly burned
Captain Dunh.m aud seven others were on the lar.
ricsne deck at the time aud blown several feet
INTO he air sem. fell on the vr,ck, and others into
the water The latter saved themselves by sNimm ng
The ssfe, containing large amoant Il money be-
longing 20 the boat aud the deposits of passengers
was Loot but it is thought viii BE- recovered.
DR. Jones and other physicians len this city tins
moraipz TO render sssistanee 10 the sufferers.
The New York herald., 1850-10-08
Canal Break.

BrFrALo, Oct. = 1850.
dsfpaioh, Just received nom Losfp.rt states that
thsr. s break IN the canal at or.bgsport sixty rods
lorr vhish n will take some days to repair.
The New York herald., 1850-10-08
TELHekAPKC MTELLaEnN,
fIR STATE CONVENTION OF NATIONAL wings.
vN>N>>~oN0oONoO~o~NoO>~~>
horrible STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION.
~~NVN~>~S>~N~~|N~~>o~~~~0
The Fugitive Slave Law and its Results.
oS>>N>>>~~o~>~~>o~~~>~>
ANTI-FREE SCHOOL MEETING.
PO L II GAL AFT AIRS,
&c, &C., &c.
Interesting from Washington.
MR.. coRwN-THE SAN FRANCISCO COLLECTOR
sHIr, ETC.
oUR sPEoIAL TELEGRApHro coz EsPoNssrcs


our xEcIAL TELEGRArHIo coslrsroHsgucs.
WAsHrSeror, Oct. 7, 1860.
Secretary Corwin will leave for New York to- -morrsv
where he has business with Collector Maxwell
The San Francisco Collsctorship now lies betwesn
r Butler King Georgia. and John A. Collier of New
York The latter has refused the Guatemala Charge
ship In the probable anticipation that he would got
the Csectorshp but Mr. Treasurer Corwn thinks that
1t would be bad policy to sppsint him to oioe for
which his brother-Co Collier Of 0hio-hsd been re-
jeeted. The Secretary Is under the impression that
the Californisns would oppose It, However President
Fillmore feels under obligations John A. Collier for
his nomination at Philadep phia, notwithstanding Mt
@. afterwards attempted to withdraw the name, but
was prevented by Butler King.
The New York herald., 1850-10-08

Befor. chief Justios Oakley.
cr.s-This biting the hrst Monday of Octsssr. the
si.l term commsneed, and jury sworn his n o.
nor then called the cslerdar throsgh aud no eauss
being ready, the court adjourned
SECOND RRAvcu
Before Justices Duer snd Mason.
cgder ~. fcisr.-rhe argumsnt Of this esuse vas
resumed this orning and concluded Judgme re-
4pfved
The New York herald., 1850-10-08
Henry Clay at Hone.

LsurGroN, Ky, Oct Q, 1880
The Hon. Henry Clay arrived in this city on Wed
nesday evening last, and most enthusiastically
welcomed by large conoourse Of his neighbOrs and
felov. citizens
The New York herald., 1850-10-08
Mass Meeting I'm Opposition to Free
schools. &c.

JrFERsoS, N. Y, Oct. I, 1850.
About $50 persons are attending the call for mass
meeting Of the opponents Of tho Free School law
They are principally farmers from the adjoining
counties.
Judge Bsrto, Of Tompkins county, was appointed
president. william Atwater Of Chenung; Mr.. Lacy
OF Livingston Mr.. Brooks, Of Tiegs IL Chapman, OF
Chemung; W. Diven, OF steuben Caleb Smith, Of
TompkiIs and Judge Huysen, Of Chemung, were ap-
pointed vice presidents; and j. w. Dickinson of LII
WINSTON county was appointed secretary.
The meeting vas addressed BY Messrs Donnelly of
Tompkins county Smith, of frtemsnsburg; Freer,
Of ithaca, Barton, Of Freemansburg, ac They all
went against the Law. and pronounced quite uneon-
stitutiopsl.
Dr. slosson read extract from . speech of SIR.
Greeley In vnoieaton of the consitutionaty Of the
law.
resolution 10 the effect. that they were strongly
opposed 70 ali taKztion 10 support schools aud
resolved TO vote for man who uphods the system,
proposed but bsing regarded as inexpedent, was
withdrawn.
The meeting then adjourned.
The msmleT. Of the legislative committee for the
Investigation Of certain abuses the Chsmung canal
met this afternoon at the Jefferson House, In this
place. and adjourned over to Wednesday to sccommo
date Mr Hathaway.
The New York herald., 1850-10-08
Iowa Hlo>tiOa.

ALBASY, October 7, 1850.
The Iowa Statesmen (democrat) comedies the elee.
tiop Of Mr.. Miller, whig to Congress- by majority Of
about 100
The New York herald., 1850-10-08
The Tobacco Crop I.tured.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. 8, 1850.
During Wednesday and Thursday nights last, heavy
osts fell here and In the surrounding country It Is
estimated that tw0thrds Of the tobacco crop has
seriousIy damn red
The New York herald., 1850-10-08
Effects Of the Fugitive Slave LAW.

Torosro, Oct !, 1859.
Fugitive slaves arrive here By almost every steamer
from the American side.
Bosro-, 0etoberT 7, 1850
MestlnGs are called all the State of Maassehu-
sct.s IN opposition TO the Fugitive Slave Law.
Rocnrsrks, Oct. I, 1850.
The celebrated Frederick Douslss II 10 said, has
been invited to attend the AntiP fugitive Slave Law
meeting at Tsneun Hall, in Boston, on Monday even
ing the ilth instant and has accepted the Invitation
The New York herald., 1850-10-08
Fatal Accident.

Msusr, oct 1850.
A yours m.n named Henry Clark, son Of " N CLARK
~ Geneva sseiieptaly shot himself n Angelica yes.
tsrisy, and expires Immediately.
The New York herald., 1850-10-08
sHIPPING.

RoR LIyEHrooL.-UNITED STATES NAIL grRAl-
II ~ ATLANTIC, Capt Jas West-rhis steamshp WI
depart vitk ths mails for Europe positively Saturday 0sse
bsr 2h from her berth at the sot Of Canal street. No
NTH secured until All letters pass through
De Pest e0oA Per freight or pas.age hayisg unsSaas<
EDWD. COLLINS, IS WAn 81
ne steamer ARCfIC VIII succeed the ATLANTIC, Aad
oaiI October 18th.