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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-09-25
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-09-25

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-21
NFw-yoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, SEPTEMBER 81.

FROM NEW BRUNSWICK AND Nova ScoTfA-
The potato crop Of New Brunswick and Nova SEQ,
tia will, we are glad 40 learn be good. The STOCKS
have been affected wi,h the ruGt out the subers
are sound The rtorm the 9Th inst wa've'y ss'
we're both to New Brunswick and Nova scotia IA
the county Of Cumberland it wAs accompanied oy
freshet, the damage by which will amount 20
$40 600. Bridges have been destroyed and nay
sc &c. carried away i'll al directions The coan-
Try presenta the ecene OF perfect wreck In inc
Annapolis valley the storm ragged with sresE Ylo'
ence, bo~ing the fruit from trees, and IN some
oeaes tearing up the trees
PRoBABLE MURDER IN ORANGE, CeNN.-lFa
Clark, 4 farmer Of Orange, Conn. was found on
Wednesday, in deId near his house VITA MS
tbrost cur from ear to ear. He if supposed 70
have been murdered by a man named Bowen, who
lived at bis house Suspicion also rests on his vile
Both Bowen and Mrs. Clark attempted on tue day
before the murder 70 get the deceased OFT 10 tae
Insane Retreat at Hartford--bu. not succeeding Ia
this, it would appear that one or bota contFlyed
and executed more bloody plan to be rid OF him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-21
For Fhe Tribune
ODE TO EMIGRANTs.
BY MRS, 8. V hEacVR'

q, ooroe from every cline Of EARTH
49, 49, n,,nv land which smiles afar,
~ w. 100 tor,es which gave you birth,
W 20, by the Light of Freedoms atar'
And welcome greets you from 0uE 'hoFe'-
Anu .,ooae from warm hearts and free,
And oceans pealiDg anthem r0aFs
And halls thee from yond she sea.
We hail yen from our Fatherland,
From Etin'S green and sunlit isle,
From Scotland with her wave.girt strand
Where tow'ringly her Highlands smile.
And from those vine clad hills afsr,
Beneath the azure heavens of France
Where Freedom set one new-iormed star
To burn beneath the day-beam's glance
AID from the valley of the Rhine
Ye come with honest hearts and sruei
And from stern sweden's chilling cline
You greet our land Of san and de"'
We nail you, hardy sons Of toll
T,on wbsre the proud Alps mount sublime
From Italy s rich garden aoh
And classic scenes Of olden time.
From Greece with her majestic scenes,
Where sprang to life the parent arta'
Whose grandeur lives but in the dreams
The record of the past imparts.
We greet you from old AustriaS plainS'
From mid her rich Hungarian mines,
From scenes where so have burst the chains
A tyrant round his children binds
Va comet matssrs not where frat
ghe light of Heaven above 20 ahone-
Where ye were born-whereye were nuFaod-'
We hail and greet you as our own.
Our own to live-our own to die
As Brothers in lov'd Freedoms cline,
Where stern OppreSsion'a with'ring eye
Is never known by look or sign
Ye come, and welcome to our ahore0,
Our lands uncultured smile for ye,
Where Freedoms Eagle proudly scars
Above the truly great and free
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-21
MUSIC.

E1FTARUEL BRAWDEIB late of Viensa, Professor
Elof Piano Singing thoroughly familiar with the Eng
lab French Iaian and German languages, lssesslng
VERY expeditions method OF musical obstruction, retpect
fully ofsrs his services 10 public and schools OF New
York and vicinity He ls ready 10 receive 2qpla ehes
residence 230 Houston their Terms MODE
rate Apply $50 Houston 81. between and or and J
ocobk al g r Gould Co g. formerly Riley Co q,
music sore 2g7 Broadway References. frequred ~ M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-21
INSURANCE.
NIAGARA
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

FIhE IWoUhANOb UOb4K NM
CAPITAL 100000. OFFICE IS WALLET.
gyyHIs COMPANY having its capital all paid Ia esah
win be prepared and aer to-day, TO insure Knsld'
inga AeFchnndse Household Furniture, Vessels Hor
heir Cargoes &c against loss or damage by nre on as
most avorabs terms OF tho Fire Insurance. Companies 81
this city
FhoE1Es HRresn T. C. Doremus, Chag. gofey TabSfr
3 p JoIes Simeon Draper, Daniel Fanahsw,
Tohn Mortimer Jr Palmer Townsend Peter Mayor,
n stex,rt p B Coddinetou M H. 9hnnell,
" Whtewrght, Jr Henry Coggla John 7 Johns1on,
cbas Dpnhmnnn r, D Conan, Jacob Little,
La r Vsrtrk Ezra Wheeler, Washington irving,
UJm r Wisner 81 & Brown, John Bridge,
Wm 8 Bend Ed Ellsworth, Tlealon,
Iohr W Howl a. q Sm.h, Josiah Lane,
Rpni A Nnnford a g. Robbins Z. w. puGham,
2. b. Davis, L. y, LodeI, .x,,,, ,,..,,,ant
r. n Izy1ae gecretarY au24 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-21

CITY CouRr-Btfors Hon. John Greenwood =
IGHcr Moore sgansi John DoBeregghis vas an scii N
10 recover OF 1897 30 Claimed for sash blinds &C
uFrIbed by planf ceeno ant upon houses cofbe OIL
Pacific ard Bold s TIE deense The Contract was
1'h feruhu Al rot with plaintiff. Turnbul esifhes maj
re Heied 81 tD for The plaintiff hui did MOI dlscos7 GIG
agency In The mcdle Of the Eis this def-n,e vas apa
ecnsd Fnd bt COUNSEL for the defendant aiked leave 70
AEnsao te peadnRa, b. setting up nonf1hllnrns OF We
etrltci anc rtcoupTen Of dsmsges Thl1 s1F naaent
Nas stoseo upon The payment OF $40 costs. whlch as
fFhdsnt FBid slt Ire plsnt elected 'heD to proce ia
Tbs c. very defendants prize The jury
fsrdee6 dict ior o yAiBuf al ocoez lass s7shng'
81 Ssll 20 dAmsEeA snd rp.iR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-21

Acc1DEEr-Y Yesterday afternoon as domestic
in the house No 90 Willoughby-st. named Oathe-
rine Beaney, was engaged in filling lamp with
burning fluid, the liquid ignited from locoioc9
match, which her sister held In her hand, and
burned her 30 severely that she had TO be conveyed
TO the City Hospital where she stl lies in a very
dangerous condition. Her slater was also burned
in her ar1ng but only slightly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-21

nR nIOaAaDs0rs sY9gPs9 Srao q for ore . boz
Ianssies o. the age Or Rssas;sfus snd saa IL he
era cholera moYbus and sunIaSf e''1
'q soa al Or $50 rs or. j V do sobs
10 sroadvsg Al h1 aassssoeE, 2s Fearls sso, Mra
Sand. "a las 7l so~eIy sroaGlvO cifs iel sn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-21
BROOKLYN LAW COURTS.

IHLAspAfS
SURVIVE Court CIRCUIT Goa Nsshan B.
More pfeRdiug-Garyet Dortmns against John " b'ai
ted -Atsn o. money contact fslsIf complains lhss
deftrosn. Ia indebted him IN hoe seys runs TWO VI
ego sch and of St6 for urk done snd maiss,s
furIl8hedi IL parliug houss william b1rgh Oesna-
wer-t making general d-nsl Of ea:n and eVey
sbegEiou the complaint Ysidcl ior the platinum ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-21

.usIapgKs.-Rof s4lo, one Of alckockgs
sssies' "a arg one ns 81 n Edw aa
peteoi al every description, consian2 Ia part
sTsssa orsd .kivsrs Preacn rurse7 Morocco Rus
sts RED 'S ~ sale nv JAAES COOK,
ptY.fo o.. 495k PeRg-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-21

E9P The hill at Fort Greene is rapidly decreaa-
ing to the level Of De Kalb-avenue, before the
shovels Of the aborers. In month or 80 the
eradlng Of this avenue may be completed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-21
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

FIRE The fire yesterday morning att A.1'
was caused by lamp communicating flames TO
the bedding and rear of the second story Of house,
SC Hudson avenue, owned by Michael Carney and
occupied by himself and several other families
The house was damaged to the amount of $500,
which was covered by insurance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-21
WINDOW SHADES.
10000 WINDOW SHADES
OF EVERY DESCRIPFiOE,

UR FEA1 DEhLNIr ELOi'I
IA HOLESALE AND RETAIL at great bargains. n
los 10 ruis prrchssers from Is up al +5S PEARL tou
docrs from Chsthams Trnminga Csmbrics &c. for Tho
trade IS int w o JENKS.
4AERDOVs SHADES! 0ILF coRNlCEs! DkA
w PERY MOSdNs &c-F2miIies about furnishing
their windows with the above srices, vl hnd At }! u
WOODFORDS, 295 Broadway, The largest aud oea a.
soen. In the city several syl never before lntro
dured in Ne-York Lace and muslin curtains, drspery,
Efzels oops pins, banda, cornlces, &c Families pnf,
chasing of the subscriber mag rely upon getting hrStrata
article and as low Is posaibe 10 import or manufac
lure 1t Merchants buying Al wholesale VIII ind II decd9'9
10 their edysnt<gs call beors purchs5ing siaeTnere
sl6r J. c, VOupFOhD, %S' afo@o"sF'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-21
AUCTION SALES.
s GAkDlNrA Aacuoaesr

GARDINER AGCEouesr
SsY RA4.DEIH 81 RsiSER7
- 5tore KS sroad way, cor. anIeoay-Et.
,S parsicuAf aaenon VIII 5e given 70 Salos 81 Fancy
fSoda Po,caisi8 Paintings &c Also Furniture Of fat
s, f~fvipr an hoHts ping Alas Stocks Of AsnEtaS
tnrs,s &c s Of which respectfully aoteited.
Having IT sta an agTsog efne0i With Mr. a O. fuTYhA
a. bis s1lesuen be hopes 10 m7f!' the patronage oiiw
friends and tho public ,oo I'' -"
AtI0oclock, Al tbs asles room, 80 eloaaw 20 ay Am
gegept Rosewood and Hshogsny FuEnltarsi nIocasT
EuT,ans Clocss Vase Chine, Dinner and IeS SeyeSs
PapIer Rsche and Boh=mian Goods, &e--Conssans "a
pAit Of rosewood end mahogany sofaa ann aeWEs 80
psror chsrp center sofa aide and cyrder Top
With EgypiiAn and Italian tops eXisn4on aoeh RISnI I
bedSteads dressing bureaux With marble lope p1I9 at
mattresses aud paiRses black walnut chnmoor
sngle and double NHshstRuos, french oeds1SadA ttA
cosG chairs lie Also rosewood paFor fnrnltnIo Sos
cred 10 heb satin brocaele IL S1s. win exua s!oncA'
covers, Consisting OF sofa psror chairs, arm do sew
ing chair oomsrs aacretoire and card table, ara coz
DO mArbe top, As0 eel OF thre9 elegant brocaeus
window banEnss and araperies, complete TO match inc
above Also Invoice Of new syle French clocks Also
rch Bohemian and ehaIsl cut gifa ware sc. Aso, pa
pier meche, and WORE it6lea decorated in Howss
and gold Also elegant pore sn 7ases teteE-lSte sstss
&c Also French Chioa dining and lsa aaEycea &c. A.
co. an invoice Of 'ea trays, walters 1c Also portable
wItlnz deeks, ladies' work boxes 4c kho, krunseis
rugE fancy afnclea &c. Also, small as.ogtnteA
OF secona.h4Ed furniture With which the sale VIII CON-
Catalogues win be- ready on the morning OF The sale
Terns cash. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-21
TEE aRooERs,

THE 9RQOERS'
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Office, 30 81 Wall, corner OF Pearl-st. n. Y.
CAPITAL 100000
gB1HIB COMPANY, having their capital all paid Ia, Ia
cash are prepared Insure Buildings Merchandise,
Household Furniture Vesselr IN Port their cargos &c
against damage by fire; Rso The RlakS OF Inland
Navigation and Transportation, thu most favoraols
terns All losses promptly adjusted and paid
DIRECTORS.
gUFus Story MOSES TAYLOR, SAMPsoH MOORE,
PrTrp M1priy GEORGE ELDER, CHAs BURKHALrER.
FRANCIS SKIBDY, HENRY EDEYI ASA o, r0KiES,
JAS 3. WILSON, ALEX H. GRANT Wa' n pUsL ss9
BENB SHERMAN, MARSHALL fsPooN itAAC y. AYihoh,
SAMPSON MOORE, reaideat.
MIR tom gnru secretsry ri ills
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-21

ErIRR UNBLEACHED COTFONs.-sOO bslsa
e Rhodc Island Palo Ato, Rockingham HooEEss:, Ned
gay Hope ~sham and other styles, FOR sale ny
myS NEsHITH co 30 and 90 Ptns-5s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-21
LAW COURTS.

COURT CALENDAR-This Day-CIRcUIr COURT.
Nos. $50 10 s73
CoMMoN PLEAs-No Calendar jury discharged for
the Term except az to on. The General FERN
Will commence Monday Tor Issues in Lsw aud Appeals
from Justices aud Marine Courts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-21
raG mERoHAMrs, INSURANCE 90.


nPYHD CITY OF NETWORK, Office Ocean Bank
OBuding corner OF Greenwich and Falton STA Cssh
capital 100000 Insurance against loss Or damage oy le
CROWELL ADA1s, President
HroRGE w gAvAGE, Secretary le%bn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-21

SPARR HILLS DRILAINGsS.-50o seexsgas
Sbrown beached saIe and bua extra sout aod Rns.
aualed ts parfecdon OF manufacture For sale By
uye HEaAIYH co 81 and ~ Fiae-s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-21

CsAExO0 PRINgEKs; BLANKETS, Tapping
u and aisve Cloth T7pc Printers and EnzzverR gIs1G
sta Roller gsavsr ard Jacket Cloths, for sals by
r,yII @ kE SAXON, Is Hine-s%
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-21

DLANAEFb-Coio.eda Acsinew, Negro, Berth, and
Dhe dlFerenl sizes rbAoD.boHnd family Blankets at
American manufacture For sale by
iySI NEsn1T9 Co SO and 81 Ttne-Ei,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-21
A A. MERWlN, kuctioneer.
BSNES RRNFHER az GO. 204 Broadway.
Is NHW.YOQK TRADE BALE CONTINUED.

FApERsso4 cssas Of tho most saesble styles, American
and he ruled aua unruled, gilt and psin hs:uss pos
Office Whamans drawing copying &c NC, &c .t ssse &C.
Also, large stock OF satin paper hsnsingh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-21

DLARK ETS.-Hegro, macsnsv, fine family a'eann'
Is ho.t ann coating 81. MEETS for sale By
ia SFsHITH co ~ and 80 Pina-et
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-21

QLEACHED COTTONs.-loOO "a, 7-s, A, SO,
% 81 Ga and IA comprising great variety OF styles
and quAities for saeby
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-21

ugERIGiAL LEEOHES Aisxapdre's Artificial
"a Treches approved by all practitioners hai have
seea tben they possess yer bs sfrs cech the sdTan
AYE OF economy cleanliness end facility Of application and
desrrve tho es 2eciG Of country pdycizas and
arnefs An t1yoice Just received end FOR asie by
&c ims ALEX Andre L co q Il aidsn-Iane, n. Z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-21

rgtO PRINTERS-For stis ons second hard single
s,fai GgBds, PrinIipg Asehaas size u bed IS ~ 81
inchfs sd Double Cyiincer do " ned 81 ~ s.
inches sob prosass 10 copsss and VII be
ao.dlaH Isi7zwI q. HOE L CO, 70 and 81 God e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-21

ATTEMPT AT sU1cIDE.-Joseph Stick, Ger
man, ibis morning about A d. made an sempt 10 drowL
re,cued by the bysunders said that he tired OF bis
life and should repeat the experiment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-21

COURT OF CoMMoS PLEAs-B store Judge Wood
uf.-D 1nor Pratt vs.. George IVlkes and Others Action
for Ree ed libel iDs Police Gazcte already re-
Tered To- MIR John Grat am beug sufficiently recoy-
cred toGeaumeg pat hs defence 1r John Cochran a
peeIed instead. He made motion OF nonSuit az 10 s oo
thoug The Jun might have coguizapce ofhe whole Tes
no by produced 10 sho foundation IS 10 ihe remark
fseeiug pe?tcn usued Pratt going into sn oice n5ar
the Psrk &c TO be rean ned this forenoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-21

CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE IN5uRi ,Ar
GCO OF Hartford New York Office 81 Wa.5L
ooposite The Exchange institution has ssued during
re mnnth Of AuguEL 1850, 438 new poncleo, w "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-21

DhGAUhED COTFbra-29oo cases, comprising
IS srnai variety of styles suitable for expectation
iySf 20, ase ny HEsAIYB Il Go so and 81 Fine-at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-21
DRY GOODS.

Drown COTTONS.-l,5Coh bales OF different quail
d es and laIhs among them msy be found Sara, Wal
tbsm RocAing hsm hook ell Ps!o Alto Hope, He1 Bed
ford and Other favofre .tamps for sae by
sI3 NEsKlTa CO 80 and 50 Plne-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-21

zkk<gOhAnR EhHS AsSU aANOk COMPANY
ss-Ofire No 81 sfchsns Exchange WRll.CI N. Y. an@
t9 PultoL 81 brooklyn FHA. ELEgWoRRH, Presi
a gryvgxs Se,rsiary euq suI'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-21

FATAL ACCIDENT Coroner Geer held an in,
oue.t Yesterday at the City Hospital, upon the body OF
T,mo,6y Flaher,y native OF Ireland, so years OF age
who while Intoxicated Monday sst, eil in The 'tTee
and scpred his sk1 causing hiH death yesserosy Nei
tct ccoIdnQly,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-21

P-zr MARY DIVER from ireland was found ait
n On The pier No North River with dead child in her
sIms she was taken to heefice the Commissioners OF
Emtaratfop. ~
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-07-19

had become offensive TO their rentmenis The channel
OF separation has been dSper and deeper every day
and we have already lost opportunities oi>.hch we
might have avaed ourselves to settle and adjust this
question long ago
Ii is Tor those who have the destnes OF this nation in
their hands TO say how far they will respect the feelings
OF the South When we went into the war by which
we made these acquisitions would not have regarded II
favor have the Missouri Compromise granted US
but now is favor, il is granted according to lls true
great 10 be extended TO u.s. By way OF stating my es
male Of the Union. although il has operated hard upon
the South, under the prosecutions which has received
from the administration of the federal government. |
would prefer giving up all claim California other
Mexican acquisitions, than put TO the ueatened
hazards OF dissolution These acquisitions have brought
well calculated TO make a change in the original charAc
Ter Of institutions II proposition TO be made
sons confidence and harmony could Be restored to the
Atlantic States as they existed before the war, would
regard il as no sacrifice to give them up
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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-08-02

pete with the manufacturers of the East for the
supply of their own especial markets. At pre-.
sent the remark doubtless applies to only the
coarser descriptions Of merchandise. But.all
experience has proved that where success has
attended the manufacture Of those, that of the
finer fabrics was sure to follow in due season.
In noticing the establishment of new facto'
ry in Georgia, some time since, the Augusta
Chronicle took the occasion to remark that the
day was not far distant when that State would
be able to spin every bag of cotton raised with
in its limits TO do so, it said, would require
only eight or ten times as many spindles as are
now in operation in the State.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-08-02
Served him Right.

We see that Senator Foote, who is styled "great
compromiser," has incurred the just indignation
at least of some. of his constituents. AT recent
large meeting of the citizens of Harrison county,
the following, among other resolutions, was pass
ed -
"Resolved, That we have viewed with extreme
regret, the course pursued by the Hon. H. Stuart
Foote, one of the Senators in Congress from this
State in the support and sanction he has afforded
to the bill called the compromise bill, as reported
by the committee ;ofthirteen; that in, giving said
measure his support as he has done, he has aided
in carrying into effect the very meas ure against
which the slaveholding states have so. loudly re-
mopsttated, and has. grossly Imisrepresented the
wishes and interests Of his constituents In yiew'
therefore, Of the great interests at stake, and the
imminent peril in which the interests of our State
and Of the Union is involved, we do hereby invite
the said Foote to resign the seat he now holds in
the Senate of the United States, and hope that
similar resolutions may be passed in every county
in the State"