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POSTAGE REFoRM-TIE COUNTRY
PRESS.

II will be seen by themes sage ofthe President,
that the Post Master General recommend s, and
Tint his Recommendation is endorsed by the pre-
sidcnt, reduction Of letter postage to a uniform
ialesoi,three cents when prepaid, and five cents
when not prepaid This is all very we'll The
hopes, how ever, which were entertained by the
country press, that Congress would be advised
toTescind the onerous tax upon its labor, and
restore to il the immunities of the law of'45-
6, have been sadly disappointed. Indeed, there
is II recommendation mnde, which, it adopted,
will place the country press in decidedly worse
position thunthat which il now oocupies, and
c,fuse nIhny usci:l journal to sink beneath the
waters Of oblivion. II is this: to allew ul news.
papers to circulate any distance at n uniform
rae Of postage, say one cent. Under such an
arrangement, paper printed in New York or
Boston, would circulate in Harrison county for
the same postage rs one Of those printed within
slslimitss These city papers are made up from
hailies, costing their proprietors little nothing
SorlabOri hence they can afford TO take from fi-
iy..osesenty-fve cents year for them, and thus
compel the country publishers to compete with
them on these terms, or submit 10 see their sub
soriPpon lists dwinde into nothing aud them
selves cast upon the world destitute of an oecu
patton. aflgr mn
And which is the most deserving OF legislative
enctoauraSeiaen', .ta The comparatively humble coun-
tyPaReri or lho "Mommoth City Weekly" eli !
ed'with sickening trush, which does more towards
corrupting the innocepoe OF our youth than all
tho FseRohhesels that ever saw the lightl This
question needs hcanswcr. When corruption seeks
to Invade. either our poIisieal or moral atmos.
Phste. tis tlie county prsss, free and pp.ftmmel.
edsAasakisg chs voice ofahe uncouuptod masses.
that soundssthcsalaUn undappilesthe correc,ivs.
1881 z. voRl
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Correspondence ofthe Ohio slu1rsamn
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 2, 1850.
Col, =. MEDARY:-rhe CohsIIIuu' Il
Convention was called to vrder by the Pres
idenl al 10 o'clock this morning.
Rev.Mr. Hnge, OF yuur city, addressed
the throne OF gtace.
The Credentials Of Messrs, Wilson, oI
Ashland, Worlhington, Of Russ, CLANCY, o.
Fairfield, were presented oy their respec-
tige colleagues.
The oath Of Office was admin stored by
Judge SuIlwell
A cali Of the Convention was moved and
resulted in 81 members answering Iu iheiI
names.
The President laid before the Convention
lerler from The Young Mems Mereautile
l. brary Association nj Ceuvinnsti, tender
ing Them the use OF all documents belonging
to the Association.
Eir. Nash tfcred the following:
ReSolUed, That the Convention accept
the polite offer Of the Young Mems Mercan,
tile Library Association, aud lender 10 that
body the thanks Of The Convention for the
same. Adopted.
MIR, Green Ol Defiance offered the follow
ing, which was agreed to.
RcSolUed, That The morning session oil
this Convention be opened with prayer, aud
that the President mike the necessary arr
rangemenls with the Clergy Of Cincinnati
10 secure their services for that purpose.
Mr.. BIickensderler offered lhe following,
which was agreed Io.
Resotued, That The President Of this Con-
Vention be aud, he is hereby r quested to
open correspondence with lhs Secretary
OF tho Interior, TO ODtais All early copy oil
the Census reia,ns Of Oaiu, for the use vi
tliis Convention.
Mtssrs, Muuis and Smith, of Wyandot,
scVeralIy presented petiIIuns praying that a
clause may be inserted in the new Conslitu-
ton prohibiting the lruffic IN ardent sprls.
y resolution was oifared by MI. Chambers
liking The hours for the Meeting of the Com
ventiod a. 10 A. NJ. and 3 P, M. 10 which
various amendments wetc added, and finally
resulted in substituting . A. NJ. in place Of
10; and 80 it passed.
On motion of Mr.. Gregg, the resolution
reqnestingthe President 10 open corrcspon-
dence with the Secretary Of tie Interior ia
reference 10 the Census returns was recon
sIdered, and after some lutte discussion was
referred to a celect comm tee, cons sting
of Messrs. Gregg, N,sh and Henderson.
Mr. Hawkins offered the 10 lowing, which
was adopted.
Resoloed, That there be committee np.
pointed TO consist Of five members, whose
duty II shall be TO report arrangements for
transmitting tue printing tina, may lie requi-
red, to the office u the printer Of the Con,
venIion; and such other arrangements in re-
la'ion TO that subject as may be de elned ne-
cessury and proper.
The President appointed the following
named gentlemen said committee. MessrS.
Hawkins, Wor'hingtOn, Green Of Defiance
Curry, KiIkwood.
On motion, the Convention adjourned till
tomorrow morning. "FRANKLIN"
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wilhou wishing to be considered Ne bOasling 0
fraternily, an humble member OF which We have
the honor to be, we think iI not too much 10 SAY
that the coun Try press has, ON more than one oc
easion, done more than those that gel the credit
Of il, towards retrieving the country from errOr'
which would have proved fatal 10 Is welfare =
Bat this is not to the point We have boon ''
ask-it is but a small one. We ask the privilege
ora free circulation for our papers within an area
of Thirty miles om their places Of publication
and we are not going to cease ngitating the sub
jcct until tits granted. Lc; every country edhto'
and publisher join in the effort, and we ", II no
have long 70 wait
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CAMBRIDGE CALIFoR MANS.

A few letters were received here says the
Guernsey Times, on Tuesday morning from
citizens of this place now in the mines. We
we're shown one from Mr.. Manloff Davis, who
went out this spring dated at Weaver's Creek
Oct. IA. lie s"ys the average gains of the
miners ore small, some two or three dollar
per day. lie is in mess with Messrs. John
r Plummer, Jno. W. TunbaugI,, Nathaniel
Neeland, Charles Scott, and E Parkinson. =
One Of The party, however, N1thanieI Nee
land, is one ofIhe lucky ones, as will be
seen by the following postscript oil Mr. Da-
vis' letter dated on tho l4th:
"NEWS! NEWS!
A fool for luck-n poor man for children
and u negro for dogs. Nat, sometwo days
ago, went over to The big Oregon canon, and
returned TO day,having limp of Gold weigh
ing trenty-tDo pounds and three ounces. II
is in an oblo"g square and has some little
quartz in tia beautiful specimen, indeel
|, also, since the above was written, found a
lump abOIt the size of middle. zed goose
egg"
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SENATE Dayton, Underwood, and Greene
appeared in their seats.
ResOlued, That A. r. King, Presiden
pro tenn, be authorized 10 appoint slandn q.
committees.
Mr.. Benton gave notice 0f several bills
granting lai { 10 Mis-. ouri; aud for The purpose
oiinierna improvement 10 grant To- that Stat,
the two pei cent. fund; and for the same
purpose TO giant lands 10 construct rail.
road and common highway from 81. Louis Il
San Francisco; 10 relinquish tolls on The
Louisville and Portland Canal, to cede pub.
lie lands To The Stale in which they lie; and
TO abolish salt tax.
Mr.. Hale offered a resolution calling for
the proceedings If the courl martial on pri
sate soldiers, tried at Portsmouth, N. II.
Adjourned.
HOUSE, A number Of new members ap,
penred in ihe'f seals to-day; among them
Dunner in place of Mes.
On motion, the House proceeded to the
election Gf Chaplain.
Rev Mr.. Garley, Presbyterian. was re,
elected, having received 90 Of The III votes
east.
The members we're ordered 10 be supplied
with new papeIs, mol TO exceed laree dai.ies
Tor tho osessiOn. Adjourned ~
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CADIZ. ONO.

TRE [ Aw OF NEwsPAPERs--l Subscribers who
do net give express notice TO the contrary, Hre
considered as wishing to continue their subscrip-
tious.
2. II Subscribers order the discontinuance nl
their papers, the publisher may continue TO send
them until all arreaVages ure paid.
3. II subscribers neglect or refuse to take their
papers from the Office 10 which they are directed
they are held responsible ill they have settled their
bill aud ordered ihe paper discontinued.
4. If Subscribers remove to other places with
out Informing the publishers aud the paper sent
80 the former direction, they are held responsible.
). The Courts have decided that refusing 20
a ke a paper from the office. .or removingCnd leav-
& ituncalled or, is ''prima facie" evidence ol
n tcuti0nal fraud.
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OBITUARY.

DIED.-On the 5th OF October last nj Narys
vile, California, Mr. f. V. DUSAwAY, PRIME
formerly of Cadiz, Ohio.
Mr.. Dunaway had been in the Pacific region
for sometime, and was understood to be doing
well. But he has fallen among thousands OF
others, n victim to the inhospitable climate OF
California, leaving numerous friends to mourn
his undmely exit from the scenes of earth.
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The terms upon which this Company inaure Lil..
are peculiarly favorable 10 the Insured ;-mnch
SO. il is believed than the terms ol any utler
Lite Insurance Company. 80 wil:
The gTeat security aft 1r,Sea in Guaranty Fund
Of Sl00000, S20.g00 Of which has bren paid ia
Cash, aud Ssn.00O secured in rise salest munner.
by Bond and Mortgage Of Real Ektuic;
Rates Of premium greatly redueeNf from the
rates oiother Ccmpames, and more eqE'lly grad
uated;
Insurance for the benefit Of Married Women So
cure from the creditors OF their husbands;
The insured not liable tC assessmentsGur losses
No extreme hazarls taken by this Com5nn.
An annual dividend to all pplicy holders. pFy-
able III Cash also, additions made to Lie Poll
cies every five years;
Notes taken in pait COR premiums;
Policies issued upon application without delay,
causing no loss Of Insurance to the parties
Lives of either sex insured between the ages Of
fourteen and sixty, inclusive, for one year. five
yeals, or for life
, The Pamphlets n d Tracts pnblisncd by the
Company viii be found to contain much valuable.
information respecting the nature, prinGiL lies, APP
plication. and benefits of .ie lnsuTcnce. Also, nm
examination of the plans Of the other Mutual
Companies OF this country. and full explanation
OF the plan proposed by this Company, together
with various tables, one showing the rates
premium for the term Of life, fscycral Companies,
compared with the rates Of this Company, and
another giving he rates Of this Company, f1r all
ages and terms al which Insurance is made.
Pamphlets and Tracts furnished gratis, and
applications received and forwarded b,
Agentat CaLiz, B. w. PHILLIPS.
August %, 1850.
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CoNsrITurIoNAL CONyRNrloS-This important
body assembled il Cincinnati on Monday. the
Cd inst 1t has since ad djourned to Columbus. W.
In We no news from it, save Tint i, haa gone tc
work with energy, and bids fair to conclude ia
labors with much expedition. We shall endea'
yor. to ccndense the import ant features of its pro.
ceediugs for our columns.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-12-11

The steamer Arctic arrived a, New York on
the 5th inst. No news of importance Presiden:
Bonapatte's message does not give general salts
faction, and the German war is not likely to go
on. The Catholic excitement still continues in
Great Britain, and apPre eheusions were entertain
ed OF a popular outbreak.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-12-11

The Wheeling Argus as at its head tho name
of Gen. LEWIS CAss, for the Presi ecncy in 1859,
subject to the Democratic nominating Convention.
We have II mind to move to amend by striking out
all after Gen. AMI inserting SAM HoUs ron.
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Punrlc DocuMENTs.-We are under obligations
TO Hon WM F. uUNTER. Of the House of Rep.
resentativcs, for a copy of the Patent Office Re
poit for 1880.
Also, to Hon. S. P. CH,ss, OF lhe Senate, fol
various rayors
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-12-11

The roceedngs ofthe Deersville anti Fugitive
Slave LAW meeting have been received and will
be inserted as soon as we can nuke room for
them
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w. CRABB & cos.
MERCHANT TAILORING
AN D CL THING ST RE.

MAIN STREET, CADlZ, O.,
{ Directly opposite til. Public Buildings.
ME subscribers call the attention of thcil
L. friends and the public, to tIeir large and well
selected stock of FASHIONABLE READY
MADE SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.
which for variety Of style ana fashions, and cx-
cellencc, has never oeenapprOachcd by any thing
in this market.
We aredetermined to give satisfaction to all by
selling good articles, us well made and as cheap
as can be bought III Philadelphia. We therefore
not only invite the people of the country, visiting
hetown, to give us II call, hut the citizens of Ca
diz also for which nothing vii! be charged, but
thanks will be returned, whclhe they purchase
or not
As we intend to keep constantly on hand every
thing in the CLOTHING LINE. ana all thNt
makes up II gcntleman's wardrobe, and ut such
prices as shall defy competition. we hope by strict
attention to business, to meet the views and rea-
sonable wishes of all our friends and the nublic
generally.
REGULAR CUSTOM BUSINESS,
Will be continued, ,and garments of all kinds made
and trimmed as usual in the best manner, at the
same stand. Particular attention will be bcstow-
edupon this department.
Persons who may not desire us to make up their
garments, can be furnished with u most superb
and splendid stock OF
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES,
with appropriate trimmings, at our store. There
ST nolns goods stock in town as ours from which
to choose. New York and Philadelphia Fish
ions will be regularly received.
~" liaV ng i'll common with every body elsC,
known for long time that such an establislnia nj
as the above was badly wanted in Cadz, we con
idenlly hope that the public will triumphant,
sustain u.s. On our part, we will exert ourselves
to the utmost to pleGscs
Cadiz April H. 1850
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4 SaFss YOHO R;,t,
ESTATE OF MARTHA McCRACKEN

ESTATE OF MARTHA MoCRACKEN.
NOTICE is he,e BY given, rhal the subscriber
IN was appointed at the November Term, 1850
OF the Court of Common Pleas Of Harrison co
Ohio, administrator with the will annexed oI
the cstnte of Martha McCrucken, deed. late
OF Harrison county. All persons knowing them.
selves indebted to said estate arc requested to
make immediate payment, and those having
claims will present them, duly authenticated,
for settlement within one year from this date.
VIM. McCRACKEN, Administrator
Nov. 90. 1850. aw33
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We give pretty full account Of the orgnnizo'
ton Of the Legislature. For its subsequent pro-
ceedngs, the reader will have to bear with US
until next week.
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Mua1si MmfrsIl''

NTEIAiH anA PiiIIsGiPS hnss IN .s..i L. I
Wv ne, rate assurmant of Lssa1s Kzs9.Zz<
new nnd hrnatiilll ntiirl4. ii nfihss iI.ss ..
not ntii % api thnee who aish = nessi,Hs NJ 8.
anieis; k;All Alsl' Ms 'hea aie eoihk Isnt
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Our friend J. ELLlorr, Esq of the Ohio Demo-
crnt, will please consider us as making our bes /
Lsscra nc bull"
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c o Nj nj E II CIAL .
CNdi= Prices.

CADIz, WEDNESDAY, Dec. II, 1850.
Timothy seed, - $500 Flour per Dbl. : 1913
Clover seed, -. 900 IFIour ner cwt. TX
riax "a seed, -----l.OO Buokwheat -four, : 9 90
Wheat per bushel,- GO Butter per lb.. 10
oi"t 81 iIalIOW. 8
Corn meal, -. 37a40 Feathers. al
Onts, .35 Candies IN
II. liIy per ton, 80 $500 Dried Peaches, LOO
Siues " shoulders, 5 Dried Apples, so
~ ,,ans' -----8 Green Apples, 25
Dec' Ill HiarKet, 4a7 Potatoes, 81
Eggs per dozen, ----6 Country Soap. 3n4
Wool, 2sa40 iBeesw9x. o5
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KENTUCKY MUTUAL E
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
AT CONVECTION, KY.

W. D. ROBBINS. PREsrDENr.
A. l.. GREER. Vfck PRESIDENT.
). K. PAYSON, SEcRETARY.
BpARD OP DIRECTORS.
w. B. ROBBINS, IS. MORGAN,
A. T.. GREER. J B. CASEY,
4. 4. WlTlIkRS, S.E. MACK.
II. NJ WITIiE -, 81. WALKER,
J. T.. MDREIIEAD. SUIIcIroR.
X. BRETBOW. NJ D., RuTSclAN.
J b. CASEY, CHAIRMAN Con-. Oh EIsANcE.
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FAMILY DWELLING HOUSE,
that is to be found in the wealthy and rich own
Of Cadiz, with large and commodious WARE
HOUSE and othei buildings connected, Tor the
bcneGt Of the Store and its operations. large
and excellent CELLAR, dry at ali seasons Of the
year, is under the store rom. The dwelling
house, with all its comforts and conveniences at
tached, in saving labor to a family, cannot bc
equalled The buildings stand Immediately in
front of the Conrt House and other public offices.
On the premises is a first rate WELL OF WAT
era good CISTERN- the hest Of IL MILK
HOUSE. OUT-ONEN, and other convenienccs.
The GARDEN cannot he beat, and consists Of
FRUIT TREES OF almost every kind, and is un-
der the hest OF cultivation.
My object in selling, is that may move to the
south for the benefit of my hcath-f need war
Innr climate. The payments will be arranged
epsy to the purchaser. Please call and exaflino
these desirable nrpuises ais~s " IT
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DROWN aud BLEACtlED GOuDS--co,,,
I'D plising every width and quality for anla Inv
at WEIGH 4 PiIlLLIPs.
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"a thins of BeaHty. is n Joy Foyrver.t
Why win people endure biinples on the .shun.an
nce divine,n nr ernptions OF any kiud, wles d
Is inct so wcll known. that Or. Gnyso,'s YrlIa,,
Dock aud SarsHparilla. clpaIlses the skin lIpn 81
mrnriiy .reInoving Pimplrs, Sores. and illa,s-s-
'nvins the affected pnifs ne heahhy, slnt.l,h -
stHt ns the hesh Of u babe II is reall, psirsI~an
to all thatwish the rosy beauty OF cilildhand.
u cnuses I'll rnres mud poisonous wnsssais q
discharge all Injected matter, and sFn.iicntaa
every ihputity from The y stem.
Il tdoes IL work milly. but eiircimaIly. rivins
conscious beputy aDd bi0anlis,g hrallh. N ,h~
plnse Of Hglcss md snnl scke,ing .lisenss
None gennine nnless put NJ IL rye saaars has.
les. containing quart. AMI, lie nmlns ~ Ia 80,
lp bio yn IN tue Eblss. with The wrlisl, sesn i,.Ts
4 ). +. BcnnetI I9lt lbe outside wrapper n -
81 per bottle ,.og4iA bottles ior s5.
IL ip s'ld by.J ~. Park. corner of FoursA mat
Walint SIS, ciaolngti. tbEio. Gcaslal ness,s ss..
the south ai,d wrsl. 70 wloan tll or.lsss asass -
lddrsssed. AIso lOr saie BY F 80 -
I0HN BEiLL, t'dis; Hars &
riah, MooreGrld; JOha H,Tg ,iHi Plsas. =,
V Craaabscher 4 Soaa, JFAsshas u :.
Heaaiag. Sitsbtapiile.
Augnsla6, 1850
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Nov. 90, 1850. 4w33
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-06
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS BY THE
AMERICA.

HALIFAX. August %
ENGLASD--The chief feature Of news is the
QIeens speech upon prorognns Parliament She
anticipates the most beneficial consequences from
the measure framed to give to her Irish people
fair participation in the representative system. -
She is encouraged to hope lha. treuly through
her medialiQn has been CONCLUDED between Ger.
many and Denmark.
The potntne disease ia spreading in many of
the districts oi England and Ireland Other crops
promise well aud the cutting is general aud wealth
er fine.
FRANCE The Assembly has adiourned and
ministers have things pretty much their own way
The President in his progress through the prov
lnces, has been wilk lew exceptions lavorably re.
ceved.
Accounts from the Provinces state that the
weather is unlivolahlc for harvesting, und in con.
sequence wheat had advanced 2S Cd per sack,
AusTRIA-The butcher Hnynau has returned
from the Austrian dominions to join the traitor
Georgey in his exile.
DENMARK AND DUcHIEs.--A slight engagement
took place OH the 9th. The Danes attacked the
Holsteinels with great vigor, but were driven
back with much luss leaving behind their killed
and wounded.
A Cessation of hostiliti,s has again taken place
and negotiations nre on foot between the Eug-
lish. French and Russians to put an end to the
War.
At Copenhagen, it is said, the King of Den.
mark dnring all this broil and trouble, has been
following his usual nmours and dissipation and
that denouement has been made of his clandes.
tine marriage to lively young dress maker from
the city.
MARKETS. Cotton has further declined fully Ad
for lower aud middling qualities. Sales OF the
week comprise 80, 900 bales of which the trade
took only l8,000 The total stock in this port
Liverpool is said TO be 473 900 bales of which
there are 100000 American against a stock this
time last year OF 735, 900 bales.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-06

PRESBYTERIAN MISSION A writer in
the Southern Presbyterian gives an inter.
esting account of the rise and progress Of
the mission of the Presbyterian Church,
in the course of which occur the follow
ing statistics, derived from the aunual re-
ports Of the board of Foreign Missions ia
the General Assembly. In May. 1888
there we're stations, 81 male and II fe'
male missionaries, 8 churches, ~ com
municants, 13l pupils, l press. and the
contributions amounted to $44,744. In
May, 1850. tho stations were 81. the male
missionaries.9l. the female 46.the church
es n, the commandments $50, the puPil'
1881, the presses 8, andthe contributions,
$126,076. '"1
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Friday Evening, A ugost 40. 1850
Tar CnoLrEA.-on yesterday. in G

TnE CnoLERA.-on yesterday. in Co.
lumbus. we're reported 4 deaths, 2of Chol.
ersj to day, 4 deaths, 2 Of Cholera, aud |
death of Cholera outside the limits of the
Corporation on the Cir~.eviIle pike.
At Louisville, on Saturday and Sunday
last, 22 deaths are reported, of which S
were Of Cholera and l6 ofchildren under
i've years Of age.
AT The latest dates, there was slight
Improvement in the health Of Chicago.
1t is prevailing at Galena. H., and il is
reported that it first appeared on Sunday
the lS'h' and on that day there were I2
deaths; t" Tuesday noon is deaths and
between that time and Wednesday NOR.
nlngl7 deaths. This is very severe.
1t is spreading gradually but violently
into the interior Of Maryland and Vir.
ginia.
i"e hea'th OF Cincinnati appears to
be restored and we notice only IN occa.
Sional death from Cholera.
A gentleman travelling, stopped ot the
house of citizen in Lincoln county
Ky, and was attacked with the Cholera
Two physicians we're Immediately call.
ed in The gentleman recovered, but
the two physicians took the disease and
died.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-06
General Garibuhli.

The TRAeEDY.-The horrible suicide
mentioned in our reports few days since,
took place at the ST. Charles Hotel, Troy
N. Y The mans name was w. A. Cald-
well, the woman's Knapp. 1t is a tale
Of seduction, remorse, shame, poverty
and suicide. She was the wife of gen.
tIeman residing in Brooklyn and doing
business in New York. They had made
an attempt with chloroforrn and opium,
but falling in this their throats were cut
with razor. They were found in a
horrible condition, in bed, the head OF
the lady resting upon the breast of her
companion and with serene counte'
nance. The mans face aud neck were
cloited with blood. 1t was a horrible
and CHASTITY sight.
WThe negro insurrection in Ala
lbama is pronounced hoax.