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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-01-17
For the Reqister.
For the Register
Wild Lands in Randolph County, Va
S. c., Clark sburs. Va.

Wild Lands in Randolph County, Va.
Nix EDITOR Some time since. in CON
pany with party Of gentlemen, l visited
,ume of the Wild lands in Randolph coun.
". upon a hunting excursion. l expect
I'd, rs a matter OF course, to find bleak
,lerIl-. and inhOSpilAble country. not sus-
lepliOle vi valuable Improvement or TT for
CULTIVATION. We camped upon the lands
ot Mr. Nlmrod Dent, Jr., ot Clarksburv;
and Notwithstanding had heard AIR. Den,
speak Of these lands in favorable term,
5 'nle years since. WAS not prepared /"
iusty realize their fertility, or that uI other
lands lying upon the head OF Green brier
river, and upon the tributaries OF CheaI
liver adjoining. The open lands are well
:Imbered with beach and maple, easily
cleared, lima. line. whilst there Is an abun-
dance OF material for fencing upon the
streams, in tie giant hemIOcks which
Chrong their sides. Mr.. D. is the ON ner
Of several Thousand acres abuu; twenty
miles from the county seat. and within
eli lit or ten miles vi the Stanton and
PArkerSburg Turnpike. from whence near
| ly n level road could BIZ made up the val
ley OF Greenbrier To his lands.
Great credit is due 10 Mr.. N. Dent, ST.,
for his untirIng energy and perseverance in
bringing this whole region into notice. as
thrO' his exertions. it is beginning TO be oc-
cupird by industrious and active men, who
in few years will be able to show as i'm
grazing and other farms AS can be found
in any mountain iegOn. Many have sup
posed, without examination, that these
lands were too rough for the plough, but
the writer OF this article passed over hun
Dire IS, nay, thousands Of acres, which
could have been readily pIoughed in al
most any direction. These lands are
chiefly limestone. Astounding with the IN ost
tx sberant springs. whose gushing tributes
flow meath every cray," furnishing the
purest and the best Ol water Eligible
milt sites exist along line Greenbrier, and
it seems wonderful that this region should
SO long have been lett tO the Wild tenants
of the forest.
We say TO one and all who are seeking
homes. instead Of gong to the Western
cOun ry, where your families are decima-
ted by the dIresI disease, go for your
selves and examine this country take
no mans word for it but go and look. We
o." SVou SOlH' SIaSS' huu OIneT aTtcieS
which had grown there. The streams
are filled with trout. the forest with game,
and no healthier country can be found
any place. II you want to buy cheap
valuable farm, call upon Mr.. Dent. The
writer OF this notice has no interest what
ever in these lands nor in any other in
Randolph county. but he deems il prop.
and right TO call attention to this region
In addition, it may be worthy OF men
ton. TO state that a bill passed the Vir-
ginia Legislature short time since. iu-
company upon the three
filhs principle. to construct a road from
Petersburg. in the county of Hardy, to
Beverly. the county seat of Randolph,
which must necessarily pass through these
lands. The extension of the Manassas
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-01-17
The Absorption Completed.

Z 81 The. A bsorption Completed.
It las not been without some difficulty
that the Kno Nothing nave absorbed the
late Wing party. Norhave they yet suc-
ceeded in every individual case. though
they have swallowed enough of it to de-
stroy it's identity. The Richmond Wing,
the leading organ Of the party in this State.
resisted maufuIIy for lung while, but has
finally "gin practically. if not in
principle. II joins the alliance. with re-
serva,ion, however. II says;
eve counsel not tie obundonn,e,t of q
single Why tenet. but only urge course
which viii first EFFecruALLr ExPEL THE
CoTHs AND VANDA1s, AND ULTIMATELY
WIG MEASURES AND WuIG POLICY IN TIE
ASCENDANT
We think those incredulous Democrats
who cannot believe that the object Of the
new organization is 10 expel the Demo
Gratis whom the Wing calls Gorhs ant
Vsndais. from al power and place. car
doubt no mote. Many have been unwit
ingly deluded into the Orier by the high
'unding professions OF patriotism mad
by is members. Otrhcse many have al
ready withdrawn. and many more vii
Withdraw. We counsel every good Dem
ocrat 10 do SO. It. is duty Hey owe
themselves, since they we're induced Il
join by the false representations that lh'
new party was not antagoni<tic to theirs
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-01-17

BnrDGE COMPLETED Hart, Esq.
has completed his suspension bridge
across Elk river. at Sutton, Brax on couu-
'y. This bridge is 46O feet long, aud is
Pronounced by C mperent Judges to be
one Of the best OF the kind in the State
rhe result has proven that the Bo'rd OF
Public Works were right in not sanction
ms the acts of the Weston and GAuicy
rur"pike Company, taking The contract
rom Mr.. Hart. which We noticed At Tie
'rme. as the work coul certainly not have
been better done than il has been.
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For the Register.
"IIistnrY CorIecinh.n

Mr.. E lir"r A statement is going the
rounds OF the newspapers with regard /"
tie church relations. and religious creed>
. tie different Presidents Of the United
states but which. SO far as James K
Polk is concerned is wholly Incorrect.
Mr. Polk is represented in that state
nvnt MS being Presbyterian. Tie truth
; that he was Methodist in sentimen,
iurin! his lie. AMI died u member Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church Sunth.
SAMUEL II. MULLEN.
S. c., Clarksburs. Va.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-01-17

10 aYow the real and trueprineiples VI his
party: andwho sillS5Be. in fact aud in.
truth, the embUGmenL of " hig politics =
Ii Bolts is broken down and spawned, as
his whig rivals say he is, it is ecAu'e the
whig party is so; AMI We want to test that
fact By bringing out Bolts. II he be
weak by otter reason than beng the
consistent embudimen ~of whi5Sery, We
want To strengthen the feeble knees. The
wing party have clapped their wings and
crowed over the fuss in the Democratic
family in Virginia. We want to see fun
! Bolts is an old line wing. lie bias born
the heat and burnt Of every battle. In him
there h been no variableness nor sha
dow OF turning. lie is no eleventh hour
man. rushing in for the rewards Of party.
altrr shrking the fatiyueS Of the canvass.
Your j huSOn Barbours of Piedmont. and
Thomas Prestous beyond the Allegheny.
proposed Tor your Governor, did no! TOie
ior Scott He did more he deuonstra-
ted mathemaricaIly that Scott would CIR
nv Virginia BY ten thousand majority
three months before the cleo ion, anu Sc
tele4raphed nnrthwarl."
TIE Vines ling lnt~lIigeuceG says Bot:
won't do-he is too ''neaAy." The Rich
mond Wing says Bolts WON'T do. Almost
all the Wing leaders say Bouts wont do
Blu, Bolts says he will 80. How it viii
all end, We shall see one of these i VS.
Meanwhile let the Democrats OF firm an
unred. THEY have H glorious leader
Let them elect hun BY no small maj ority
but by thousands. RmhIy does he meri
the houOr.-FuizmOm Vtrg.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-01-17

POLITICAL CLERGYMEN 1T has become
luiit fashionable, uE late. for clergymen
introduce politics INTO their pupIls.-
This Is especially the case in New York
nd some y: the New England States.-
fine "Cnu'rh Journal" (Epi cupaIiAn }
commenting upon this extraordinary fea
ture OF the times, pertincn'ly inquiries:
"WhaC is the reason Of all this? Has
lie old fashioned Gu>peI-which we have
been accustomed 10 believe was The EOer
kU@iny Gus;IuI-beeu Al length exhausted
and worn thread-bare l. no text fresh
euOu III now Tor preachers and people tx
cept IL be taken from the G'~p accord
inS To the daily papers? Is it that III"
nIhI~tetS are urcG ut the Ulu topics Ui
grace and salvation. and no lon GER hrltN T.
Lnat Gospel ct which they prelend to bv
'preacner> p The point we now wish to
make, however, i. that in the Country
where, rs we had tUndlI hoped. Church
and Sac. R~hslur and i'uInlcS, were
Lnurnu 5hlv and tore er divided, popular
preachers are rapidly r.in, uU Ue TIE lead
crs Of political parties, and pulpits are
IOunu ~ Oe-nn i'll times vi UlL-Lne best
recruiting drums to beat up votes for pc
II lcal pArtizans. Aud corresponding
change has taken place IN politics. too, H.
"clA rs in religion vi them rising
an falling upon one Democratic pivot
O0x P4puts. As the pulpit. therefore, has
grown political, the stump has waXed pl-
Gus; and it Nebraska rings OUT Justly
from The meeung-hnu>e, it is only in son
or 'uS unison win the 'IIighr Law re
from the halls oil Congress-
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-01-17

INTERESTING FROM ST.. DoMrSoo.-By
late advices from The city Of 81. Domingo.
the New York Tribune learns that ON the
9Th ult. the Congress Of the Dominican
Republic voted pom the ratification Of the
Cazneau Treaty with the United States,
Rejecting it by a large majority. 1t is
stated that. p nding the discussion Of the
treaty by congress. British and two
French men ofwar were constantly in the
har' our. exercising very officious inau.
ence against the projects Of our govern
ment. The Tribune also mentions ru.
NOR than an American Capt. Hutchins,
Of the brig Louisa. had been thro = u inio
prison at San Domingo. to be trie by
court martial, on The charge of firing IN,
to boat containing the British Consul.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-01-17

LATER FRoM UTAH TEER1roRY.-We
have files of news, published at great
Salt Lake City, the dates being to the
3Oth of November.
The sic Of intoxicating liquors and
beer had been prohibited in that city. and
All licences revoked.
Elder Jonathan Lewis Harvey died in
Utah county, on the 2l Of November.
Tie was native Of Montgomery county.
Nd. and in 1919 resided in Harrison
county, Va.
Col. Si'ptoe during late trip to Fill
more. talked to the natives around Nephi.
Mantl and Fillmore, instructing them
plainly and fully in the best course to
pursue in order to secure TO themselvtS
the most real benefit. He told them to
thrO" off their idle habits, cease their
begging and to go to work; and that the
writes had to work Tor what they had and
we're tired ard out Of patience with sup.
porting them il idleness. impudence and
thicvery.
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uon.Chnrles 5. Lewis.

This young man, who has recently ia
ken his seat in Congress. AS the successor
Of MIR. Snodgrass, from Virginia, is des-
tined, if returned by his constituents, to
become very useful legislative agent OF
the people. As II memtcr of the Legis-
Iature from Harrison county for number
oI years. he distinguished himself fJr his
IndvmitabIe energy aud lis strict atten
ton to the great interests Of tie Stase, AMI
especially the interests Of The sec ion Ol
country which he represented. lie has
IN Ell. rgI tina never Tires, and a will tina
never waNers-which. added To u strong
practical mind. renders hiM u very useful
public man. liz j. me OF those men III"
nas come up from The people " hose sym
paihIc~ ana irelln5S are intimately assn
':lAlrh With the mA~~r~, and hence it is. 1t.
t. every way Qualified to represent t!.rir
wishes. Tnc people uf his district cuuhi
not select &, an SD well calculated 10 Al
,cuI TO their interests in the entire dis
;'icr. We vIsie ed him several weeks ago,
at his loumS in a~nin9ron and fnuon
him up to his eyes in the horse labor
vi a Congressman, directing documents /"
his CONSTITUENTS. We trust the Demo
cratic party "t u> district will stand BY
lin, AMI RI rIrrt him to a place which hr
:" we'll calculated to honor.
We copy the above from the StnuntoI.
Fnlcatur. 1t is certainly yraiiiyin, To
ic friends ani c"n>'itu. MS ui oar rerr,.
sentative, to find that he is So we'll apple
cittcd abroad.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-01-17

~ Jugertha" islu!urnrd that while
"" sympa'hize with him in the object oil
his communication, We cannot violate the
rule of the craft, TO publish no article
without the authors name. We have
another ohj"c'iOn TO the present arti, lie
| $ personal tendency is calculated 10 i,ri-
tate the feelings OF those spoken OF, rather
than 10 convince them Of their error. We
shall cheeriully give room in our paper
lor the free discussion Of the temperance,
or any other public question.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-01-17
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

There will he Democratic mo ting Of 'ho De-
molacy of Barbour. at tho Court II"us>,
on the LIST Monday in February. to make
preparations for vigorous organization Of
the party for the spring campaign, that
he Democracy of Barbour may present "
united and invneible front in the guborn"torini
election in May. a full Attendance Of the true
u lwnverin2, unfinehing AMI un:errideI Demo
crneY is expected.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-01-17

RGen. Miller the English Consul At
the Sandwich Islands. whose bitterness
and abuse Of the United States lately
overflowed in ridiculous and abusive
apeech Of more than one hour, dissuadinR
King Kamhemeha from annexation, e
represented by one account, as laboring
under " softening of the brain, !" aud By
another as " suffering from the effectsof Z
ball through the lungs at the battle Of
Ne" Orleans" We do not know.whest-
er to take these statements, as figuratixo,
or As literal.--ALex. Sent. On
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-01-17

TEMPERANCE LECTURE. VIM. w. Green,
the State Lecturer OF the Sons of Tempe
rance, delivered lecture at the NJ. E.
Church in this place, on Monday ami
Tuesday evenings last. The lectures
were we'll attended, and, we believe. CAV.
very general satisfaction. Mr.. Green is
" pleasant speaker. and well calculated 10
effect mach cool for the cause. He
speaks this "wednesday evening in NIL
ford.
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A Rrvo1r1nn nesn-On rhnr

A REvoLrIEc DgED.-On Thursday
last negro lad about fourteen years OF
age belonging TO Thomas Brook near the
Forks OF Potomac, in this county, com
mltted rape upon the person of young
white girl, daughter Of Mr. Dorsey,
about even years old. The Id is now
in Jail. The deed is so revolving in its
n" ure as almost to require summary JUS
tice. We can scarcely. suggest the wait
ing for the action OF the law. But when
the law is appealed to, it should be
executed with the utmost yigor. We learn
that the demon employed knife in the
execution of his hellish purpose.-Rop-
Hey Argus.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-01-17

%We commend the following to those
who have been laying the "laLtering unc.
ton to their souls" that Hon. John Letch-
er would consent to run as a candidate for
nee
LIKE THE MAN.-For weeks past there
has Ueeh much talk vi running CT rlIin
dI,dns uISi.rd DrmurratIc mrmUer VI Goa
guess aS an independent ChndIla,e for Gov
crn"r. a few u lays since we received IL
private letter from Iha gentleman, in
which he refers t. the tao; AMI aIihuu !h
the Iel'rr VAS Mt lnIcn led Tor publication,
NC chnnu1 leirhln from giving ~ our read
efS al r& raCL, So CuhI hc,rTIsLIC Is l. vi the
InAu:
Il nave reason to know that great ef
tors are making To get up Au Ind.pe uIens
Dcmocrtttc ucAet. Several applications
nave be- II made To me, from Gitfere It por
Tons vi the Sac, ~ head Il new ticket;
10 all vt wnIc" | have returned The same
answer, that under uU circumstances would
l Oe "A Candidate Tor any Stale office at The
lPpro scbin5 election; | WAS cAnd date
Ior re election TO Cons ress, and Tor M
Ither place. You know that should not
IaVe made this ticket. ii hal been call.
ID upon 10 make The selections, out The
hIn5 is dOne. and | shall do as have
Lone heretofore IN al Contests, supp 1T Tie
lOninees."
Need we say that this MN is John
4e'cher Of ROckbrids so 9-South SIDE De- /,
sAooNnA
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-01-17

EyThe Christmas meetings held al
BuckI,arnon aud Shreeves meeting house
resulted in the addition Of 60 members
to the NJ. E. Church, South.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-01-17

~ We have received the second mum.
Der OF the Morganto"n Telegraph. just
started by john W, WvoIdy & Co. The
Telegraph is printed upon The materials
Of the late Republican,, and like its prede-
cessor is Democratic in politics sounJly
SO. 1t is very respectable looking pa
per and is well edited We hope the De-
mocracy Of M"nongalia and adjoining
counties, will give it liberal support.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-01-17
GE We return our thank, to those

GB We return our thanks to those
musicians who e discoursed sweet sounds
under our window, one evening last week.
1t is really surprising that sc have not a
regularand wrII-organized band in CIarks-
burg. There is not another town in the
State that contains SO much Of the mate
rial of which good musicians are made, as
thia,
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-01-17

4 PLEASANT OCcrRRENcE.-Ou read
ers have observed from the proceedings
OF the meeting already published by as,
that the Democratic members of A ,sem
bis met together ON Tuesday morning
without regard to past divisions. AMI a.
gr*ed with entire unanimily upon candi.
dates to be supported by them for officers
of the House. The names agreed upon
were sustained in the Assembly by the
Democratic members.
Alter the divisions which have prevail
ed. this gathering at caucus in the old
fashioned way seemed TO give pleasure To
all who We're present and participated in
the proceedings. What influence it will
have upon the action Of the Democratic
members during the session remains 10 be-
seen. 1t certainly shows II friendly, cor
dial, generous feeling among them at the
outset. ~ committee was appointed to
call future Atb0ny Ar9uS.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-01-17
Gsp Railroad to the Ohio RIVER, wasnsss ea
constructed. will also pass directly through I.

MosumESr 10 THE MuRDERED BUTLER,
The ci,izens Of Louisville have erected .
mooument TO w. II. g. Butler, the teach
er shot by Matt. Ward. Il is an elegant
niece OF workmanthip. built OF Italian mar
lie. and about len feet in height. The
inscriptions on its sides are as follows
..William H. g. Butler, born in Jetfer'
son county, Indiana, October 81. 1898;
died at Louisville. KY, Nov. Cd, l85
On the reverse "a man without fear
and without reproach; of gentle and retl,
ring disposition: of clear and vigorous
mind; an accomplished scholar; devoted
and successful teacher; meek and hum
BILE Christian" On the north side -" tie
fell by the hand OF violence, in the pres
ence Of his loving pupils-a martyr TO hls
fidelity in the discharge of duty, On
the south side :-'Ihis monument Is cree
ted by bis pupils ana bereayed commn,
nifty, to show their appreciation OF his
worth, and to perpetuase their horror at
his murder"
This is not more a monument to the
murdered man than to the murderer; for,
on the stone, to the gaze of all eyes, Is his
crime engraved in words that no atone
ment can wash away. How much better
for the criminals own memory it he had
suffered >one legal penalty for his bloody
deed. -.SanduSky Reg.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-01-17

EE The following are the officers OF
the different :. Orders" organized in this
place, Except the Known things for
the present term
ApsLpat Lopez. No. Al. I. o. o.
G. j. slealey. N. G.
Elisha Owens, V. g.
James P. Davis. Secretary.
W.eR Alexander. Treasurer.
N Guff, Chaplain.
EUMESIA ENcAMPMEET, No. 90, l. .. y. r.
c. w. Smith, U. p.
Luther Raymond. II. p.
G. IL DAWSON. S. W.
James P. Davis, Scribe.
~. Stealey. Treasurer.
j. H. Rohrbaush. j. w.
MoErIcELLo Division. No. Ill, s. OF I.
John hurscy. w. P.
Robert ChiIders, w. A.
Elisha Ovens, P. w. p.
James P. Davis. R. S.
J. Matthews. a. R. 8.
w. Ebert. F. S.
VIM. Crisis. Treasurer.
A. Daft. CONDUCTOR
W. 'ninger. a. G.
II Hammer. l. S..
E. Woodward. o. S.
Elias Bruen, Chaplain.
WASHINGTON TEMPLE OF II. AND T. No. 8
James Il. Steel. w. Q. L. 0
JOS. W. O'Dell. w. V. L.
Vim. Roy, W. R.
o. p. Candy. W. A. R.
y. L. Ovens. w. F. R.
N. G. DAWSON, W. II.
Lewis Evans. W. U.
JAS. Ii. Smith, w. d. U.
J. N. S. Shackelford, W. G.
F. II. Roger, w. S.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-01-17
From Blacka0OodP Magazine.

England and France together are strong
enough TO bind nearly ali the world over
to keep the peace. When Russia is set
tied. France may abate her army, and
England her navy; bat We must not dis
arm. We must still he able to say NO.
70 our lively youug brother across tho
Atlantic, if he wants Cuba, OF takes any
other little vagaTy into his head.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-01-17

RS- a new Know Nothing paper is to
he started in Parkersburg, in March next.
We hope it will not interfere with our
friends Of the Gazette.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-01-17

CHANGE OF OFFIoE.-The Reynoldsvilie
Post office has been changed TO Limestone
and James II. Morrison appointed Post
master. 1t is now kept at Wilson's store,
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-01-17
ALb0nU Ar01Ls.
Fy0n he NortI Rriti,i Penie,c

Our foes have had fOrewarning With
what sort Of "a people they will have to
deal (; AMI our ansa'lautic cousins will
become trfe less insolpnt and over
bearing. when they find that the feet
which summers in the Baltic, can, with
out cost or effort, winter in the Gulf Of
Mexico. ~
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-01-17

KNow-NornING DEFEATS. recent
elections for Mayor in Pittsburg and Al
leghany city, the Know Nothing candi
date was defeated in both places by very
respectable maj"riIies.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-01-17

eT An old author quantity remayks.
Avoid argument with ladies. In spin
ming yarn among sitEs and sattns man
IS sure 10 be worsted and twisted, he rnsy
consider himself wound up.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-01-17

~ The last society spoken Of i the
Pay Nothings. 1t is said 70 be alafming-
~ Prosperous. The password is, Lend
me dollar ?'-the response, ''broks."
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-01-17

EIf dress makes the man, what doeS
the tailor make2 From ten to twenty dol.
lars profit. perhaps.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-01-17

To LAwTEKs.-The ST. Paul { Minnesota
Pioneer contains the following advertise
ment:
Zone hundred able. bodied lawyers are
wanted in Minnesota, TO break prairie land.
split rails and cord wood. Eastern and
Southern papers please copy"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-01-17
Warnings :, .Amrrican Audacity."

Warnings :" -'.Americnn Audacity."
The following warnings uttered by the
British prints. Immediately after the pre-
~unaed fall Of SebastopoI, are worthy Of
being kept in mind by the American peo-
pie. They are only specimens Of the We
r. general tone adopted about that time.