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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-12-07

LARGER Sr1LL.-Last week we publish
lished paragraph from the Clarkshurg
Register. stating that an alianthus tree in
Judge Camden's garden had grown during
the past year. seven feet nine inches, and
we thought that remarkable growth, in
deed. Since then. we have learned that
AN alianthus tree in the garden of Rev. B
+. Sedwick, of this place. has grown in
the same time. nine feet! Mr.. Sedwick
has also. three fig trees which have grown
during the same period, five feet. and pro.
duced figs. The fgs, however. did not
come to perfection, having been killed by
frost. Try again, Cooper,
Shan't do it 1--we come right down
We thought it was doing right well for a
lawyer to stretch seven feet of timber, but
if your ministers can go nine. we just clay
down the filling"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-12-07

@ IF You want 10 know how quick
Jon can run mile. tell red headed Bid
dy that her baby squints.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-12-07

DISTRICT CoURr-The District Court
met here on Thursday. Present: Judge
Lee OF the Court of Appeals; and Judges
Camden, Edmiston and Thompson, of Cir.
cult Courts. Judge Summers, only, was
absent.
There was not much business to do, and
consequently not much was done that day.
Several attorneys were sworn in.
AT the time when we pen this notice,
the court is still sitting. There are but
two cases on the docket, and only one of
these is ready for trial. That one is the
case of Nesters vs.. Flanagans, taken up
on an appeal from the Circuit Court Fof
Barbour county. The other is from the
circuit Court Of Ohio county-Benjamin
Springer VS.. Humphrey and Hull.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-12-07

SEVERE SESFENcE.-Several white men
were convicted of larceny in Charleston,
S. c., last week. and sentenced 20 i'm
Prisonment for different periods, in addi-
ton to which they we're to receive thirty
nine lashes on the bare back, in the mar
ket place. A white female, said to be a
respectable miliner of industrious habits,
and haTing large family. was convicted
OF larceny, and sentenced to imprison.
ment ior two Months and receive one lash
on the bare back Daniel T. Shepherd
charged with the homicide of William
Hodge, was sentenced to imprisonment,
for le months. and fine of one thousand
dollars.
Greet God! is it possible that such afro
cities arr practised in America and in
the chiv'lrous State of South Carolina {
Haynau, the Austrian Butcher" made
his very lame loathsome throughout the
whole Christian world, by barbarities moi
more revolting.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-12-07

g The lady who was lost in amaze
ment has been found.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-12-07

@ Truth-daushter of Heaven.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-16
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

OrrNING oY rHY B,rrIsr CHrRcH-The Union Bsp.
s' Church Grove 81 in jersey City Is completed and
viii be- opened ~ morrow for divine services. IL ~
mere ten ayeM since its construction was commenced
w substantial brick eddce 80 feet front by so feet Deep
huil' in he Norman style Of architecture and including
ne gallery. will seat 80 persons The main part 0f the
house Just been completed but the lecture in the
has, mert has been completed and in for time
past TIE roof is ~ tin The building has cost sllOoe
the fun about 800 and aogethe with the lot the
cost has been $4,000 The doors and windows archsd
and in the semirircuar tops Of them stained glass
rhfs n front viii be dnihed in mastic style The nts
is finished with tasteful irosco inting. The walls
imitation of blocks of light color-d sandstone The
ceiling . in in il fion of semi Norman ribbed panels and
fi,h holdings emhellshed with architectural ornaments
On e side walls the window. representation OF
pars arches and columns supported by brackets The
IAN 10 he Of the pulpit is painted 10 imitation of Nor
psn fcery and damak drapery over which, 10 give II
eject col, red sky light la front Of the pulpit
Bsptistery The building u heated and ventilated by
'ouse IS neatly furnished The pulpit IL furnished with
roseWood sofa and chairs. The floors are cTpeted
throughout The stas cushioned The urninra car
pets book racks for me pews inside window blinds he
upit trimmings. door mats gas iixnres, chains nr the
ohoir customs, marble communion table. &c, par
hsed by the aries Of the Church from the proceeds
of Their sewing society and cost altogether sbsut 500
~ pastor e mis- Church is Rev Mr. Verrn4er Ia ga
ur baptist Societies united and formed this Union Baptist
Church Tie architects were Messrs CLARK Il Bseot
ila mason work was done bv Mr. WIN Bun sied tina
carpenter work by Nj WIN Howe and the ,int
ing by ). DOr,ay The opening services will consist
e sermon Tomorrow morning at lOl o'clock by Rev.
pr A'nitlge Of Nev York sermon IN the afternoon by
Rev Mr. BALDWIN, of Troy and in the evening by Rev.
Dr Hugut, eft Newark
RAILROAD AcclDFNr-At II o clock last evening ~
w. a O'clock train Phadelphia this side Of the
Passao Bridge about 100 yards from the city ine Of New
ak sud owing AZ slow rate, the locomotive b. ndsr and
baggage cU thrown OF from the track by thu switch
heug wrorg. The track moved about feet from
is place. No H. ured Had The train been pro-
ce cling % foil speed the would havs been prec
down hank 20 eet high into the sal, meadow. The pss
-.rgers Of The trains up and dom transferred aud
tsssed on with but little drlsT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-16

Col. Benton born 10 North Carolina in l7s3 and cd
ucsied ~ Chapel HH College in that State He stuisi
Law ~ William and Marys n Virginia entered th-
in 1910 emigrs'ed 20 he Territory = hss1ur ysar or
too after: fhsre b-cams In editor Of news0aper.
Missouri admitted into The Union sovereign Sats in
ls2l was elected 20 the senst- NJ tb- United States
year before served in that capacity thirty Yeas
great man in the senate when Wsb.er Clay and Calhoun
in their prime was def stsd l-5l st1npsd tbs
State with the vgor & young csmptgn@r, ana elect
ed % the House e R-pres natives ~ -j2 and in
his s-vertsih year is the foremOt Champion and a-vo
cate Of that most magnificent project Of modern times
the Pacific Railroad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-16

QgARrTRIY RErvsx TVS CHUF os PoLicr.-rks
Report Of John fols, Ed Chief ~ Police sabnt
t.c to the Cor Counc last evening IL snbrsces the
tire months previous the 3oth une last. from which
srpears thSt ihe total number ct made trsl
being an Increase of 5e9 the preceding quarter Al
pexsd i the Statement of Arrests by Districts aud other
transactions # the DEPARTMENT:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-16

s., p.xs. - From wisconsin We have three nevspa
-. The Democratic Secrasry. by Quin'us K VI iris
ptboygan: The Psck and Gad by Bugh Il Nimocks' Of
sh.l.burg devoted to Democracy and the mining inter
,. TZ< R,porLr by Carr Huntington, Of Columbus Co
lumbis Co
ws.,ep New York in this city Wednesday, the 9th
- of July inst for the purpose Of transactng such bust
-. as ,h.n be de med imp rrtan preliminary meet
ms will Be hslo Il the Eagle HoisL At II O'Clock A. NJ
Ssn the place Of holding the Convention IN the city viii
"A mace known. and other preliminary arrangements will
.. made All the Editors and Publishers Of Western
~ York are invited to attend part in the pro
oaadipes SO ssys The Roeh>stey Democrat.
The BqyffTd ForHfaia has been purchased by JAMES
Phelps and in future is 10 be edited by Rsv Mr. Pear
m, Fornfoin out for Temperance party par excel.
Il lsnes-di.tind from al other parties
TIE Froporf Ba,Ha il the title Of a Illinois paper
~hieh We receive place Of The Democrat which
ora, formerly in that place. o p Burnside publisher.
TIE Bsfa announces that j, will remain Democratic
psper Of the Independent school
H. Van Worries has retired from the edOrship Of The
laens 10 Bcssenger, aud is succeeded by A. J. Vas
Worries his junior Mr. Van Worries 10 the Waig candidate
for Secretary Of State and has been than nine years
connected with Tie Msangec. In Withdrawing his
necon from the press, he says:
In all matters Of public utility IN the OF railroad
enterprise IN the prom otou Of tns interests Of Agrea
ture, 10 Manufacturing improvements, &c @cs tn7 p1olc
much 10 the Biusucs eIert~d ~ Prr5s Inc s1
IL the first bring them 10 public notice and the Aot
80 desert While being pr jeced In fact but IL" OF the
enterprises OF sguude ud succeed but for the al r.
csiyed this wy for assistance rendered by the
Press in the Accomplishment Of ess enterprises OF pra Ill
cal utility and beneft 10 ALL the community oTe to tnen
more than meager and beggafy support aud ths m'nd
that refuses look beyond pers aud political is7nks
sDd parry bias deciding upon this support Is not ~ 10
envied by the liberal aud true hearted.
TIE No,walk Conn Ga-oHe comes to US greatly On
Iarged and improved Iii Wing politics ami il edited
and published by A H. ByiOg'on
Louisiana Press Unipn il the tile Of Association
the Printers Editors e the Sugar State at Conven
ton held Baton Rouge July They resolved to hold
their meeting the 21i q February at the capital
permanent organization was deemed necessary and
George Pike WAS elected President, and J. f. Biackmsn
and T. Hatch were elected Cores )Oning Secretaries
and A. Converse, Treasurer. on motion OF Mr.. Black;
man was resolved that the editorial corps OF East ana
West Baton Rouge, constitute Joint COMMITTEE to pre-
pare an address to the Editors and Printers in the State OF
Louana on the object of the Press Union and also to
prepare resolutions t. be submitted ia circular FORM for
the approval the brethren which resolution If sanctioned
by ~ orty Of the Editors and Printers Of the State shall
govern the fraternity until the next annual meeting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-16
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

FrRrvES's vrsIr -Mount4ineer Fire Co No. 3. Of Al
bspv j. expected will arrive here on, Tuesday next on
visit Cookies Band will accompany the party.
ArryupT TO COMMIT SCICIDE-Yesterday afternoon =
Young man was found lying in d-d 10 the rear Of Mont
SCuery Queens stables Al B@dfrd wih his throa, nearly
.evsred II appeared that he inflicted the cash Win -
zor which be atsrwsrd carefully rolled 40 in piece %
paper and put bis pocket He unable 20 SPEAK ON
wro,e upon piece Of paper that the New YORK police
bis pursuit and he wAnt.d to Il. h Is i 10 g-
out If their way He is young man, TALL ana SIN a1d
has hagvsrd appearance Il Is supposed his name i
Fowk but definite information respecting bin eogd not
be obtained He il now under treatment a. tue Br01k
lvp CRY Hespa and Efforts are being made b ind his
Tsnd. who n Il thought residents Of New York.
CosvrcrID-Tbs jay in the case ofJeremiah Brown
~ T.. p.rsu jnsf I'd with other tor not md tamult
:; WII;su,burgh in May lat, brought in verdics Of
ou;ltv Both were sentenced 10 30 days imprisonment
the County jail The remainder Of the party were ~
quilted
DIsoEDERLT HoUsEs Robert Riley, Thomas Courtney
sno William Ems hh convicted Of keeping di.ordery and
gaming hoGsea aud selling liquor without license we're
yesterday sentenced by Judge Moore Of the Court Of oes
soDs to co days Imprisonment Zach IN tao Cossty jail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-16

Strangers visiting NewfOTk tor she purpose Of seeing
the Css Psls- objects m ind al tse sttrac
Of the Words FsH at CoLvM5As BALL No - Gttai -
Berezss, Printed Jsconeu LsNo and
cer es Goods may found perfection. and variety IF
sfve and ooo Halt the whole productions Of
Al tte rnlhitors 4 The CrvsLal P.sce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-16
WASHINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT.

CRYSTAL PALACE Friday July IS 1855
Contributions for the Washington Nstion4 Monument
for this day, sal o.. D. l.. bho"N Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-16

The CRYSTAL PALACE OUTDOSE-ThOse Of our fair
m searching the 1sr month f5r he
Laeies establishment Of y. F.. WILSON will ind m
non ug staBd No ~ GTaudsf. I'd n Columbian Hal
been his shs-nce perfectly euysnsted All ts
ponmebts ard VINO, c0un@on with their Old tvlute, d. H.
HUST prepared al friends becoming
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-16
WuLLAMSRURGH ITEMS.

nF&rH oT ,N I~FANr FKuN FRIGHr Thursday amer
noe An infant daughter months OF age, Of Mr. ronsy
.cpler residing Stagg ST. thrown into convictions
the o. ntinued discharge Of firearms in the hands OF per
sous IN adjoining yard and died few hours stsr~Nd
arc Thompson bu, p.id attention 10 their request
Coroner Dickinson held An inquest Yesterday afternoon
an the Jury rendered verdict Of Death by convulssn>
caused by the discharge Of firearms and the parties are
rsnsurable for not de sitting when requested
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-16
CITY ITEMS.
EyTCPTtTVNENTS Sc. THIS EVE

ENTEPTAINbENTS Sc, THIS EFENING.
GopESsxt Or WrnA" TONIGHT a. NnoS By The
Rsvel Fsnly sso The feie ChAmp-e and the 4shi ko2e
performances ,,-,.- +,
WIFE snd he Company Also Oar Jemir. Bran U Linn
ard IN. Irish Thrush and S~edsh Nfhilngae y
DoNNnErTs MONKEYS tbs afternoon and Gang a.
Barnums Museum =, a..
BUcKLsY's NEwORLEASs SERINADEKs-No SO Brosdwy
BAHyAEn's PANoRAMA THE HoLY Lasp-No 80 bnoad"sy
FRANcoSI HI RoDRoNEPror afternoon and evenns
CTKcUS-Perormances Afternoon snd evening
RHENAS GALLERY Of Psininss-So ecS broadway
CHARLEs L. the VeEsquez Portrait No. 69 Broadway
The weather continues delightful with sgenil mixture
Of sunshine and shade with mild breeIes which gratefully
temper the suns rays.
The OPERAThe presentation for the first time OF Mey
erbeers Robert lie Dabe and the anticipated presence oil
he President filed the vas, Of Castle Garden with 81
most brilliant throng last evening The display Of teni
nine lOveliness most striking sad DO not reneta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-16

FlRys-At - l4'A borr Thu--dsy night -he low window
81 ,tore No IS sant0nt took i IN tonse u ne
e2po.ion Of ctmphens lamp. The h,Ees we're soon eE
~ gut bed
About clock Friday morning fire broka ont in a
small building corner OF Twenty ifh-t and Eighth av
Which communicated with range ~ tloles and laughter
lou.ss adjoining The flames spread nth gra rapidly
N consequence IF the large amount Of iDhamm he mate
Fl. on the premises and despite the eVs-iOns 1f N ire
were entirely destroyed The Police Of several Wards
we're present sud succeeded in rescuiog several horses
from the burning stables and saving other pro oerty from
c..1ucfon The flames also communicated q a large
four story brick building adjoining the shop the Vi k'h
sv owned by I j Decker, which also DESTROYED
The total loss estimstsd from 900 20 5000, and IS
partially insured.
TRtruTE ~ GRArIrUDE-Rev. DR.. Griswold has ac
ged 10 suitable and appropriate tbs OBJ
ysri which his family under - hr Linus Benedict
the stage proprietor al N0rEAk shO was Instrumental IN
ssv The life Of Ma Grswod az the time Of the dread
iu ca Isl phe Of Nay :, At Norwsk. Mss Grswoh Il
viii b. r. 'oected was taken from the water and vas
supposed TO be drowned The physicians present pro-
uouuced Der dead bat NJ Benedict satisfied that
such the continued his efforts - -ssuscIe
her until bis .abors were successful Dr. Grs~od mas
presented 10 him richly chased heavy gold watch, Vit1
massive chain ard key bearing the folio wing inscription
"PTeselfed 70 LINUS BENEDICT y RUyrs ". Gsls~oLo,
N,5 -;i Iis ' Gauge. --' E,ssas Poi;
SUICIDE OF 4 FExALE Mrs Jane L. Jackson, who
lived WITH her husband az No 20 Ninth av, nmtsd
sricide on Thur.av night by administering % herself
Of DR. Cole short distance from her residence she
had long been subject IT'S Of oespondency ssd while
thus afflicted would make attempts upon her life by tax
lsudaDum, and sometimes By using razor. The night
previous her death after retiring shs got up and
meuced singing and conducting herself strangely Coroner
Hilton held inquest upon he body. and the Jury ran
dered verdict Of suicide While lSbOnng under temp0rs
" 81 Of insanity The deceased native OF the City
OF Brooklyn and was . years Of age.
The body Of child apparently but day or two oa vas
found IN sink in the of dwelling in ssmmsl st.
second door from Msdison-st, yestetay morning oy
living in h house adjoining The supposed mother
OF the child sken into custody and held to await the
result Of the Coroners inquest which will be held this
morning.
FAIAL FALL-Chrisian " Slier, mason while a. work
on building in Az a. yesterday morning accidentally
f- f. IN The roof 10 the pavement and received injuries
wh ca resulted in his death aewArd At the resid-nes
Of his family, No. sil Av. Al Inquest WI this morn
ing be held upon the body
Tar LArE FAraI RAILROAD AccTDFNT.-Ths nSms Of
TIE finale who was rrn ever and killed a, 18th - On
TAzs5ay .aesaoou BY Of the Hadso1 River RaLroit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-16

a. recent ueetDg of the Ciocnn I'll Typographical
ue following persons Installed officers Tor the
49, NJ months: President, Jos g. Haven Wee Pres
,s, sOen o. Stu0t Recording Secretary, Tracy
- ~A,a Secreisry, DR. Ho'com6; C0rresp nding Sore
=. 4 Pierce Treasurer, J s. Sullivan Standing
Es1as Msssrs. Wright Spear Rose, DOnnslly and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-16

GRAND LArCENY - Thursday afternoon trunk balcug
ug 10 Csibne Kelly boar Ting At house in North Eighth
rear Severhst broken open. and ESQ in gold wa
distracted thereGom Suspicion resting upon the occu
osn's of the hon o. search warrant yesterday placed
IN he bands Of Officer Murphy but the money Was not 70
covered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-16

A. Police Courts ..'.'.. " vhe', .'''''''''',
AZ
A Health Wsrdfns. .......A
During the Quarter complaints were preferred against 10
members Of the Department which were disposed OF -
follows.
D.ui.ssd from Office Suspended from DAT, Tor l5dsyst
nder Investigation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-16

ACCIDENT Yesterday afternoon man named MiNhse
W.ch residing in North seventh had his lef lag fras
fuIed nv the falling upon him Of timber, ~hch he
wss assisting hoist the mill foot OF North Eleventh
s.; he was att nded by DIR Brady
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-16

DfrEcTION oF A BrHGLAh-A young man named Geo.
Arderson was ye-t-rday arrested in the house Of Mr.
Geo Andrew corner Of Twenty seventh 81 and Sixth
av which he hsd entered by tur ng the front door key
With a pair Of ripp-rs lie taken before Justice
stuart and searched when quantity If burglars tools
were found bis person The Magistrate held him to
await examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-16

Tx LATE FATAL RAILROAD AcctDENT-Ihs nsms Of
,ta fn.la WHO vas rrn ever and killed a, 57th 4 on
TNzs5ay stlssaoou BY Of the Hadso1 River RAoid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-16

FATAL FALL.-Chrisian wSlisr, mason, Whue a. work
on building in Az Yesterday morning, accidents. =
f- f. the roof to the pavement and rec-ivsd IN unes
VII ch resulted in hs death aewArd Al the resd-n
of his family No sil Av A Al lnquss WI THIS morn
ing be held upon the body.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-16

cept 20 learn market arithmetic.
"Yes sir-al right four times four i. sixteen sc-7sh'
pence change is tao shi ings
Give me change flr 8 quarter
"Yes sir. thrpeuny pieces
"You get eight le sane rate if you change dol.
lsI-o6 pence, shilings
Ride in a stage-give quar- and il you get 1ythns
but s1 thr ecent pieces back L. know IT, cate the
driver and send lin to B,nam. In short fnd man 10
NewYorA who does not shave for penny aud your or
tune is made IL would be greater curiosity than the
bearded -slmost curious the three doctors
who made the certificate that she real Simon pure and
shave.
Have We Federal currency among Us
Theoretically but practically II is Overridisn by
the abominsbls nuisance OF shulings and pence.
With the most beautiful currency the word-hs nos,
easily counted and divided into dec na parts wno ever
hears the price Of Article named dimes or even dollars
and cents
what IS the price OF eggs
Ten for 4 shilling
Why not cent Snd quarter piece, or dine and =
half dozen Because you only want eight, that is
pence. Give half dollar and you s get thrynne cents
change. Shaved sgain with eggs for lAther
AL manner Of coluyances resor;ed by all sort. o.
dealers to get penny shave out Of customers some
shave both ws!sa penny the price and penny the
ehsnee making per cent
Can anybody tel Us what advantage they gain upon the
whole Is money made any faster by the penny shave
than it would be by the Federal currency
AL whom We have cOnversed With say they wish the
practice abolished, but ask how shall We get rid o.
The remedy Is very simple If Congress vii
pass law the pup0rt OF VIII Cd shall be that for months
After the date Of the a< AL Government dues may be paid
in siXpenses ard shng that is eighths and .1teenih Of
dollar Of the spanish CON- 81 thu; rate and ever After
that they should pas for dimes sad half dimes and that i
should Be penal ofeose TO pas them 81 higher rate the
days Of the penny shave will be numbered and adj
have what We have No, in any part Of the United
States, Federal currency in actual operation
The loss upon ecoinase Cud then be borne equally BY
al without any worth speaking OF to Government;
As MEASURE TO promote public morals it is one which
ought to be approved Of by al business men As
there constant template toswinde in making change
Remove the and make dsae honest Ii is phlAn
hropc measure, Snd should be pushed forward
nation As this City is the great head qsxrt Of the
penny shaving system it should be the frs, to abolish it By
bsuishrs Il re q Ani III eer:s coin rom crcalStion-
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-12-17
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CENTRAL ROUTE TO THE PACIFIC.

Journal Of The Expedition Of Superintendent
BgALE and GwISs HARRIS HEAP from Missouri 10 Cali
torna: Journal kept by G. ii. HEAP.