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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-06-10

ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURcH.-The ma
sons were engaged last week in erecting
the stone work Of the tower Of the K. e..
Church in this city, which had for years
been left unfinished, under shelter of a
temporary roof. 1t is now raised TO the
heig ht of 76 feet above the level OF the
ground; and is TO be completed with triple
cupola or steepIe, the fist story of which
is belfry, the second TO contain a clock
and the upper an open observatory, sur
mounted by an ornamented Latin cross, at
an elevation of $50 feet. The clock is be-
ing manufactured at the Novitiate in this
city and its workmanship is said to be very
superior; it will strike the hours, halt
hours and quarters, and indicate the time
by hour and minute hands. The entire
structure, when finished, will command
admiration and acorn that section of the
city.-FfederiCk Examiner.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-06-10

The GROWING Crop. The Cnmher.
land Telegraph says, few weeks since
we stated that the wheat crop. in some
portions OF ibis county, wonId prove an
entire failure, in consequence of lac severe
ravages committed upon ii 10y the fy.
Recent inquiry amongst the farmers 49,
sures us that Tue statement was ii anything
short q! truth. The havoc committed hy
these voracIOus insec.s has been so desi.uc-
live IN some places that whole fields were
destroyed, and have since been plow ell
up. One farmer on Murley's Branch, the
great wheat growing district of the county e..
has already plOwed up over 25 acres.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-06-10

DICKLED Oysters, just received and
/ for sale by ill I0Ther.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-06-10

TELEGRAPH.-The Poles for the Tele-
graph between Hagerstown and Frederick
have been put up, and in shor! time the
wire will be laid, and the work common
ced.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-06-10
PHILADELPHIA Election.

Judge Conrad the Wing Candidate, en-
dorsed by the Know Notlings, Natives and
Temperance men, has been elected Mayor
of Philadelphia, by nearly 5000 major
itY.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-06-10

CHESAPEAKE AND Ono CANAL.-The
stockholders Of this Company held their
meeting in Washington on Monday last,
for the election of officers. Maryland be-
ing the principal shareholder generally
has things her own way, and accordingly
furnished the President and all the Drec-
tors but one. Samuel Hambleton, Esq,
Of the Eastern Shore, was elected Presi-
dent, and the following gentlemen diEec-
tors Norman Bruce and Or, Fitzpatrick
Of Allegheny, William Wasson Of Wash.
ington, Alexander B. Hanson of Frederick,
William b. Clarke of Baltimore, and
George II. SmoOt of Alexandra.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-06-10
The Iiberated Slaves.


The Chambersburg Valley Spirit OF
last week, contained lhe annexed article
in regard to the slaves which were liberia
ted by Mr.. GuNNEL, of this county and
who it seems. have quartered themselves
upon the people Of Chambcrsbug. Pa ;
eyes. sit is to he hoped that their man
omission may be the earnest oi happy
future of fieedon,' bat we think our
friend of the transcript will jim with us
in saying that ii is /" oe ttareI these 'hne
able bodied young fellows will moi De as
fine nor as able boiled FIVE years hence as
they are now. In the Old Dominion
whence we understand they came, they
lived on an estate, remote from the wees
and temptations of town, and were watched
over bv a kind master and an Ndulgenl
mistress. All their wants IN health were
supplied, and in sickness they had all
needful medical attendance and careful
nursing. Come old age, or come any III
that flesh is heir TO, while they stayed
there they were certain OF roof to shelter
them from rain and snow, certain OF cio-
thing amply sufficient to keep them warm,
and certain of food enough to rePel every
attack of hunger. Now they are quar-
tered in Wolfstown, the Five Points" OF
Chambersburg, their companions the a
bandoned wretches who infest that mlser-
allie quarter. There they will witness,
daily and nightly, not the innocent plan
tat0n amusements to which they were
accustomed at their old home before free
dom came to curse them, but the rlotouS
mirth that whiskey bought by the quart
gives rise TO. They will have constantly
before them examples of lazness and DIS
honesty, and they will breathe moral at
mosphere which cannot fail 10 corrupt
them.
These negroes, we are informed-and
their number has been stated TO US at 40
were liberated by gentleman residing
in Jefferson county, Virginia. We give
the gentleman all the credit that is due TO
good intentions but we tell him frankly
that we believe he has inflicted an injury
upon these negroes by setting them i:ee'
and what have ace gained by their addition
to our population At this time we may
answer nothing; and when these objects
OF an erring philanthropy, after imblblOg
the vices, participating in the crimes and
contradicting the diseases of their new
found companions, furnish their quota
Of inmates of our Jail anG alms-house, we
may answer 1cOrSe than nothing"
Ag=This is a sensible view of the sub
iect, and one which out to commend IL
self to all Pennsylvanians.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-06-10

AT THEIR OLD TRIcKs.-The Philadcl.
phia Bulletin. of Wednesday, says A
large number OF Irishmen, Iaboriug under
the effects OF of whskey, and being Sung
to madness to madness by their defeat al
Tee polls on Tuesday made a grand rush
a; the officers and attempted to get posses.
sion Of the papers, etc. The officers had
10 fly for their lives.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-25

BRITISH Consulate, 3
GRtYrows, june IL, 1853

GRtYrowN, June IL, 1873
Sla: In the absence of H. b. NJ. Acting
Agent and Consul G eneral; have to &C.
knowledge the receipt Of your letter Of this
days's date, desiring the use ola certain piece
OF land on the opposite side Of the hafbof, for
the purposes OF a coal yard for the G. A. A.
d p. Ship Canal Company. go. & ~,
have therefore to inform you, that until
the land in question may be required fol. the
purposes ofthe Mosquito Government, can
see no objection to your request; and the Pa
cifc Canal, Company may. therefore, make
use Of the lot you have marked out as meas.
ing two hundred feet from east to west and
four hundred from north to south, for the
purposes of the said Company, paying rem,
therefor at the rate of sixpence sterling pei
month on the above-named terms.
] have further to add, that il is the wish Of
this Government at all times to forward the
interests of said Company.
Ihave the honor to be. Sir, your most
obd't serv't. - So. .....,,.,f -
'' (sigred) HY GRANT FooTE.
for II. B. NJ. Acting Agent and Consul
General. --.rs ID
TOT. J. MARrIs, Esq, Greytown.
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Heretofore, we have always enjoyed fine
harvest off Of the host Of patriots who were
anxious to devote themselves to the service
of their country. But what's in the wind,
where are all the candidates! Are we not
to be represented in the Legislature at its
coming session! And yet there is not sim
gle individual before the people for that Of.
fee. ooh yes! Excuse US, Brother Bates!
We fear very much, however, that the stupid
people will fail to appreciate your devotion
to their interests.)
Since the grand immolation at Dorman's,
the Office appears to have been shorn of its
attractions. Sighted patriotism has retired
in disgust, and we are threatened with non
representation in the Legislature. Won't
some man come outl
Col. Drew has as yet no opposition, and
the way may be clear for him. However, il
this should be the case, and the Col. should
travel over the track unopposcd, it could
hardly be considered calamity, as we know
of no other individual ia the Democratic
ranks, who would devote his time and ener.
gies to the interests of the district more
strictly, and labor more assiduously than he
would. The Democracy certainly manifest
ed an unusual degree of sensibility in their
choice. Yet he stands alone, and why is i'll
Can any one explain the mystery! Howev.
err, the end is not yet. Nous perrons.
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UNITED STATES HHlp CYASE, !

ORR PotSr ARENAS, April l, 1S53.S
SIR: have the honor to acknowledge the
receipt of your letter of this date, incosing
the resolutions passed by citizens of San Juan
on the evening Of the 3lst of March, 1853.
will acknowledge your authority, and The
officers name in your letter as elected by the
citizens OF Ssa Juan, SO far as any instruc-
'ticns will allow, and no further. .r no
That there may be no misunderstanding
between us. send youthe words of the late
Daniel Webster by which am guided.
"Meanwhile a temporary recognition Of
the existing authorities OF the place, sufficient
to countenance any well-inientioned en-.
beavers on It's part to preserve the public
peace and punish wrong doors, woold not be
inconsistent with the policy and honor Of the
United States"
| am pleasant to hear you have again for
med Government. The persons selected
to FL the various offices are their own choice
of course. make no objections to them.
am, Sir, very respectfully, &C., 4. i,
GEO. N. HOLLlNS,
Commanding U. s. ship Cyane.
TT. MARTIN, Mayor elect, San Juan de
Norte.
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EVANSVILLE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
EVANSVILLE lNOlANA

fuNHE located
IL Main and 81 camore streets tcadwus Hal in
students at all times from the first Of September until the mid
die OF May.
Institution In the West and eart shall be wanted the
TART OF the Principal make Students Comfortable in
respect.
The system adopted teaching Analyeal Indnetve.
Practical and Instead of books the pupils
are exercised In making original entries ournzbg taking
on tr balances opening and closing variety Of
ineladng balance sheets &en Tact precisely the
same duties that viii be required the
thus qualify ing the student for entering npon the
DOUBLE ENTRY BOOK KEEPING
In all it, branches including
Accounts Current Account Sales Mercantile Calcua
tons piete Commercial
students therefore any time the
ratio Of their capacity.
A be completed eight weeks.
aud not require than four weeks The time. how
ever will not be limited Students review at any time
free of charge.
THE wiz take pleasure in doing thing in
accomplished accountants.
DIPLOMAS awarded 70 those deemed worthy Of them.
TERMS, (rEEPAID OR SECURED for the Mercantile
excepting s. II. Bookkeeping s2 90; Including Steam
Book Keeping s25 90; Mercantile CalculstOns s5O
Young ~shins TO qualify tensyesior Practical Book
Keepers respectfully invited call the Rooms during
and satisfy themselves in regard TO
tsgs be derived iron attending of lessons in this
Institution. . a
The PRINCIPAL feels justified in saying any person Of
ordary business qualifications. fes months learn
Of the practisa part this school
could be in she Counngiouse
Hours Of instruction. frsma ~ A. M from "a TO r.
sessions. will furnish their own lights. For farther informs
ton call A. the rooms. or address the Undersigned
to the uhdsrsigued. tREEMIAH Benin. Principal.
EVANSVILLE. August. 1885,. ak ang2i
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Iowa Election.

Vine TRIUMPH.-Iowa, hitherto always
Locofoco, is redeemed. Tbirty-eight coun.
ties have been returned, 26 of which gave
majorities for Grimes (Whig), amounting in
all to 1854 majority over Bates (Dem.).
There are about a dozen thinly peopled
counties to be heard from, which cannot Sc
riously affect the result.
Congressman have also been elected by
large msjorties in the first and second dis
tricts.
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-sn We are indebted to Dir. s. B. Joyce
of the steamer Odd Fellow, for the lates,
Louisville dates, and the following memoran
dam:
The Odd Fellow left Louisville Tuesday
night and lay by all night at the head o
French Island. Wednesday,, 8 o'clock lay
by for fog at Brandenburgh.
She reports 8 feet of water on all the
bars, except on Flint Islard 80 inches. Riv
er falling at Cincinnati and Louisville.
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BRITISH CONSULATE,

GREYTowN, April l, 1885
GENTLEMES:s have to acknowledge the
receipt Of notification, of this days date
signed by the Mayor of this city, by which
am given to understand that Provisional
Government has been formed by the either
for the maintenance of law and order, and
also including list of the officers elected to
carry it into effect. / have been authorized
by the commander of her Majesty's ship Gey.
ser TO mention this acknowledgment of the
jurisdiction and limits Of the aforesaid Pro-
visional Government to the same extent and
in the same manner as that previously in
force. On my own part, and on behalf oil
the British Government, also hereby recog-
nize the authority of the Provisional Gov
eminent as before stated trtirfis
have the honor to be, gentlemen, your
most oUedient, humble servant, s',ls
JAMES GREEN, HI. B. M. Consul.
To the Worshipful Mayor and City Coun.
Gil OF Greyton. t.aa,tg,tt
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GREyTowS, OK San Juan DEL NoRTE,l
..-.- 10th of May 1854. ,

CREyrowS, OR San Juan DEL NoRTEl
.- =, r-r 81 10th OF May 1854
Thomas s. Codd, Marshal, sworn-l ut
on board the steamer Routh and arrested
Captain Saith; he had in hand a loaded
blunderbuss, but appeared willing To come
when arrested him. The American Min.
lister, Mr.. Borland, then came up, and, as
he I'd him by the hand, he Knocked away nv
han md and said should not have him at the
risk Of my life; that The American Govern
ment did not recognize this place, nor any
authority in the place; and he, as American
Minister, could call to lis command every
passenger on the steamer to shoot down
every one Of ss. At this time others stand.
ing cody around got their guns ready for ac-
ton To wit: Benz Myers, McAdams, and 9TH
ers. At this u.ne, the bungo, with the men
under command of Rivas, exhcr,isg the men
t. pull briskly; as he stood up, the American
Minister took gun from somebody, cooked
it, aud !eteled, and was about to- fire, when
turnedit aside with my hand. He then
said: "If you respect your lives, do not al
Glow the boat TO come any nearer or will
"fre and kill every one; shall have a man
"of war here in a very short tiReto settle all
cthis matter" Seeing the numbers around,
obliged TO come away and leave him Qhe
prisonerO that he will. return himself !
ask ed him to communicate with the Ameri-
can Consul, and bring the men over; he said it
was not my busness-to leave the ship d.
rectly, or he would use me as he would any
other. then eft and came away. nc-
-.s THOMAS s. CODD, City Marshal.
Sworn before me, A.. Sigaud, Mayor the
City OF Greytown or San Jua del Norte, this
10th of May, 1854.
A. SIGAUD. Mayor.
Edward Patton, sworn in by the Mayor as
Deputy Marshal, TO execute a warrent on
Capt. Smith, charged with the murder of A.
Paldano, being duly sworn, saith: That he
went and inquired for Capt Smith, some
said below he shortly appeared with his
shirt OF, as if washing himself; shook hands
with him and laid hands on him, telling him
he was my prisoner; Mr. Benjamin Myers
then said, "Patton, am astonished you got
into such business as this;" was pushed
back. the prisoner released, and was warn
ed to qutIt boat Immediately; the prison.
er ran and got sword, which he dropped;
he then ran and got blunderbus, swearing
he would shoot me; the pistol in my hand
was wreDched out of il, and then was hus-
tied over the side; we then came away.
.sF-t.e EDWARD PATTON.
Sworn to before me, a. Siguad, Mayor Of
the City Of Greyfown or San Juan del Norte,
this 10th day of May, 1884
A. SIGAUD, Mayor.
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OF tine boat, then took gun and shot the de-
ceased; Knows personally Capt. Smith I;
when Capt. Smith shot the deceased, he (the
captain) was on the main deck; does not
Know the name Of the boat; deceased had a
gun in the stern of his boat, but did not use
it, ne (deceased) bcingin the bow; when the
steamer struck the bungo, deceased told
Smith MOTTO break his boat again; when de-
ceased received the shot he fell into Cur
reto's boat; when The man was shot the bum
go was tied on the boat at the 'Tsuro;"
there was plenty OF water for the steamer to
pass along side of the bungo, but Smith
struck the bungo maliciously. -
Evanlsto Pineror sworn-Is Is years old;
Is aware OF the nature of an oath; one or two
boats were tied up in the river, the men taxi
ing their dinner; saw the steamer coming,
and the women on board the bunQo cried out
that'sh was bearing down upon them: as
she was coming, Capt. Smith pointed out to
deceased; steamer came across the river to
bunk; the crew swung her head around; her
stern swept by the bungo; before doing SO,
To aid the operation, the people on board the
steamer sent rope to the bungo 10 make
tight to a tree. which they did, but seeing the
crew and passengers seize firearms, they let
60 the rope, thinking they were going to be
killed; Capt. Smith told the bungo men,
while his people were displaying their fire.
arms, 10 wait POGO tempe;" the steamer
then stood off and broue BIT directly down up
them; the crew and women then ran into
the woods; before this, saw Capt. Smith
take gun from man and load it,; this in
duced deponent to run away; Capt. Smith
was steering. and when they ran down tire
beat another man was with him. Vs. -' ,'.'' -
Nicholas Consoles sworn-Knows Smith;
saw him shoot the deceased; the shot was
fredfrorn the upper deck when. the boat came
down the river; deceased was sitting on his
cloppa and Saith pointed him out to his pas
sengers. r4ts.er n s--n.s
Statement of DR.. Syfret-From the posi-
ton Of the wound, il is evident that the shot
must have beensired from higher elev alton
than That which the deceased occupied at the
tine he was shot, which entered the breast
cboEt an inch 10 the left of The left nipple
and little above IL; then PISSED obIiguely
inward through the arteries and inferior por-
ton of the left lung, passing into the heart.
GREYrowN, or San Juan del Nofte.
The Coroner's Jury summoned to hold an
Inquest. on the budy Of A. Paledino, after
tdking into consideration the testimony OF
the different witnesses, fad that the deceased
came to his death from shot fred from. an
arm in the hands OF Capt. Smith, this 10th
day Of Nav. 1854. $40
! LYONS, F. F. MASON.
WIN. H ROGERS OSCAR pITTER,
GEO. r. HUGHES. -LEVAhLA.
| DR.. FIR. IA. DEIZMAN, Coroner.
| vnfr f.tag -,uag.6
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SUICIDE OF KENTucKIAH.-Mr.J J. Moss
well and favorably known through Kentucky.
as most efficient and able temperance lect-
urer, we regret to learn, committed suicide a
few days since in Claiborne county, Tenn,
by shooting himself. He survived some
twenty-fcur hours. This melancholy occur
renee originated from romantic attachment
he had formed for young lady. 1t seems
she did not reciprocate his sentiments so ful-
ly as he desired, and hence the disastrous and
antinely termination of his career.
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GLORIOus sUNiNIER.

WITH the hot sultry atmosphere mid the
vegetation OF the owlands the marshes deep
OF the great rivers 9th and SOUTH The
burning sun drinks the and the desaying plants
give on gases and poisonous vapors that il inhaled
brodnce JaundIce of the
parrhee or dsentery. Ane snd Fever Bilious
kypnu revers Under these circumstances aud
You should make free of DE- BRUeEs INDIAN VEGETABLE
rASAcEA has power to cleanse the bowels. purify
blood and restore health Advertisements
"a
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THOMAS S. CODD,
JOHN JAS. MCLEAN,
(his mark) ROBERT REID. *

FxouEsr ON THE BODY OF ANTONIO PALADrNo
Present: ]. B. Lyons, Il. F. Mason, VIM
H. Rogers, -Levaille, Oscar Pitter, Geo
Hughes, DR.. Syiret, Acting Marshal, N. Ca
min, City Attorney. a''tst .'
Jose Calest) sworn-Knows the deceased
named Atomic Paledno; went this morning
alongside of deceased's boat to sell fish; while
there steamboat came and caught Paleni-
nos bungo with a rope, the steamer then
stood off; then she came down the river a
little and swept back with inverted speed on
the bungo and broke her; and Capt. Smith
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-25

LATER FROM MEXICO News from the city
of Mexico reached Us yesterday by telegra phi.
Our previous adyices relative to a revolution
in Tamaulipss, are confirmed. tits headed
by General GAIA. That State has declared
it's adherence to Alvarez. Three four OF
FIVE States are now in revolutionary con.
dition, forming sufficient nucleus for the
final overthrow Of Santa A ma. who continu.
ed to issue DEGREES against the freedom oil
the people, Lou. Jour.
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coxxrnerAL Aorscr OF THE U. $. o. Ax.mc., /!

. COMMERCIAL AorNcr OF THE U. S. o. AMsRIcA.l
PoRr OF SAN JuAs DEL NoRrs, April !, 1853. !
GENTLEMEN: | have the honor to acknowl.
edge the receipt of communication of this
days date, advising me Of the organization oil
Provisional Government for this port and
citizens upon the reestablishment OF law
and order, and at the same time TO assure you
of my apprehension of the good order and
security to person and property which has
been characteristic of this town during the
past twelve months. $3.50
have the honor to be, respectfully, yours,
HENRY l.. STEyENSON,s
u. S. Com. Agent.
To the Hon. Mayor and Counch of San
Juan del Norte. 1e
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LOOKS LIKE A FAMINE.-Vegetables and
other necessaries of life, it appears, are sub
jected to the "grab game" in Hawesville, Ky.
According to the Eagle, published there, a
modest man has no business with an appetite
in Hawesville, as edibles are alarmingly
scarce in that latitude.
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UsrrEp sr,rx conn.Rc,As. Aerscr

j. hs- UsrTEp STATE ConMeRcIAI. ,AaEscr.)
SAN JuAs DEL NoKrr, Saturday. Jan. 2s, 1854.
DEAR SIR: Information has reached me
that one OF the deserving seamen of the Bon.
tia is now at Point Arenas.
/ do, therefore, hereby request os you t.
order his arrest, and cause him to be- placed
in custody. 7s .'
To. 7. >. MARTIN. Esq, Mayor Of San
Juan Jel rorte. I,
~ Very truly yours, &C. a T.
JOSEPH w. FABENS.
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SP ECIAL NOTICES.

AT TEE COU RI Of Go eission which the office Of
Judge igehart Saturday at O'Clock agreed
MI ssuer and the editor OF the that the
stat ment should be maze by
the abusive card which appeared
In the Enquirer OF the h against Mr. Sams Thorn.
as Crag Statement:We had kno wedge OF the
en made in that card We know nothing personally the
dis ,dvantsge or dishOnor Mr. SAVERS We
with either party and do endorse any
AL
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PERFFCTIy n,s,ppoIyVEn

We had until oflte considered the days for selling
buying Patent Medicines past and that the era
neehe must soon greet the worlds fevered nhabtant
a We give up Dr. L. Adams Liver Balsam is talk ed
useo more and sensation than
before the public and should not thsbe the
IL positively producing than any other
cine Is as good for what t claims we
70 learn OF the first failure in what il claims We
testimonials in this paper
See Advertisement in this paper eva