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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-04-11

BOUNTY LAxDs.-We call attention to
the advertisement of Msssrs. Gallaher.
which will be found in another column.
who propose to attend to any busissss in
the Pension Office or before the Court of
Claims. which may be entrusted to them.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-04-11

ga ROLAND FOR AN OLrvrn. The
Democrats of Taylor County have lost
Mart. Johnson and gained John S. Bur,Ielt.
The former has been bought off from the
Congressional canvass By the KnoU-No
thing nomination for the House Of Dele,
gates; and the latter has actively entered
the Democratic ranks for the campaign,
and,is doing good service therein. Ii
Mart is satisfied, we are.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-04-11

OFFICES DISCONTINUED Tho following
offices have been discontinued by the Post.
Office Department :- Sarietta. Marion co.
White Oak, Richie co.; Wallace. Iarri-
son CO.; Sugar Run, Wetzell CO.; Slrdis,
Harrison co.; Ru>seI's Mills. Richie CO.
Hommec ks, Jackson CO.; Bingamon. Ma
rion CO. 1t is understood that in every
case, the postnasters have failed to rem,
der their quarterly returns. agreeably tc
positive instructions. and that this prac.
tjce OF the department. will hereafter be
enforced with more vigor than ever.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-04-11
Come out Fl ON among the Foul Party


Wing Song.
The following named talented ami in
huential gentlemen. who have heretofore
been consistent Wings but cannot 20 the
Know Nothing movement. are now warm
Y supporting the election ofWise. Nc,
Comas and Bocock
ThOs. ]. Niche. Esq. of Stanton.
GustaVus Cresap. Esq, Of Preston
Dr.. Tompkins of Bedford.
Charles ". Russell. Esq. Of Wheeling.
Major Preston Of Virginia Military In
J. Horace Lacy. Esq, Of Spotsylvania.
Colonel A. S. Gray of Rockingham.
Besides hundreds of private citizens
who will be in the right place on election
day.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-04-11

a Sw1NDLING ADVERTISER CAUGHT
VIM. II. HolbroOk. an individual who has
struggled his bogus advertisements into
about 400 newspapers throughout the
country. representing himself as the Sec
rotary of the 'Americrn Artists Union, i"
has. at last. been caught. He was arrest
ed in New York on Saturday for swind-
ling, and is now in the Tombs. He ought
to have been there lorg since, before lie
was allowed to make such harvest bv
his rosucry. 1t very generally thought
that HareOurt. Bradley 4 Co, the India
rubber swindlers, will soon have to ioin
their brother chip,'if they don't change
their tactics. But they are TOO well
known both in town and country.
GTWe clip the above from the Read
Ing Gazette, whose Eiitor. little Sharp
"r than some others, did not permi, these
New York swind]ers TO pull wool over
his eyes. YondcServe credit, friend Getz.
w" shall welcome the day when the firm
of llarcourt. Bradley & Co. will also meet
their reward-m the stomJg '-WISA. Com
1t strikes Us that these fellows will have
hot time OF it when they rise from til e
t"mbs.- Wheeling Lntel2i gencer.
You are right. there. He'll is. or should
be, peOpIed with just such fellows. as we'll
as S. f. Cohen and DR.. 4. N. Hobensack
of Philadelphia, Burns. Benedics & Co.,
Of Baltimore. and sundry others, too nu
merous to mention.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-04-11
The Arrest Of Unite States ConSuIir
Cubn.


1t was briefly mentioned by telegraph,
few days ago. that Mr.. Thompson. Uni
ted States Vice Consul or Commercial
Agent. at Sagua la Grande, had been
brought to Havana. by two Of the Civil
Guards prisoner. The Havana cores
pendent Of tho New Orleans Picayune
furnishes the following particulars OF the
case:
Mr.. Thompson WAS employed by the
Unit States Consul at Trinidad de Cuba
- act as Consular agent at Slxua la
GrAnde. Some days since the police Au.
thorties at this latter place demanded to
know by what right he placed the arms
OF the United States over the door Of his
Ott1c II" replied that he was the Uni.
ted States Consular Agent. His appoint
ment was then asked Tor, which, not wish
ing to appear discOurteouS. he produced.
He was then ordered to take down the
U"l;sd States arms. which he refused to
do. A quarter of an hour was then given
him for that purpose. After the lapse OF
rather more than that time, the authori-
ties again returned aud ordered the arms
TO be taken down. Mr. Thompson asked
for time to consult the United States Con.
sui at Trinidad. which reasonable request
was refused.
Upon his expressing his determination
not 10 remove the United States coat OF
arms, ladder was procured By the POI
lice, and the coat of arms WAS by them
taken down. and notice was given Mr.
Thompson to prepare himself within two
hours to proceed to this city. tie aiked
for longer period to arrange his affairs.
which was refused him. and at the lapse
OF that time he vas compelled to come a
prisoner To this city, having TO ride sixty
miles on horseback before he reached the
railroad. tho GuIrlias CivIles. whose pri.
snner he was. reny chan sed at each par
lido. True is it that spain refuses to re-.
cognizo the United States Consular a gents
in this island but. nevertheless. were
Mr. Thompson only a simple citizen Of the
United SAFES such treatment rs is above
related is unjn> iiable. Spain ought
to be taught that TIE authorities OF
Cuba must act as civilized men. other wise
no one protesting allegiance to the United
States will be able to live here
Mr.. Thompson, on arriving at Havana.
waited upon the Captain General. who
set him at liberty upon Parole. to appear
when called upon TO be examined before
some Of the tribunals in that city.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-04-11

Intermediate appointments VIII be made
upon consultation with friends along the
routes.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-04-11

~Hypocrits first cheat the world.
and at last themselves.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-04-11
@rhe following are the officers cleo

Division. Sons of Temperance
J. w. Harris. D. g. w. P.
J. P. Davis. w P.
A. 7. Owens. w. A.
n. Lewis. R. S.
John A. Davis. A. r. S.
w. Ebert. f. S.
VIM. Criss. T.
T. E. Moere. 9.
L, R. Hursey. A.C.
VIM. r. Alexander. /. S.
E. Owens. o. S.
Elias Bruen. Chaplain.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-04-11

aarRobert v. Gooch. late ticket
apefs-of the Petersburg and Richmond
Railroad. recently died at Richmond.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-04-11
From the Ns,O Market Spirit ofDsmocyaev.

W1rHDRAw1Nc.-We have been inform
ed by friend who. perhaps has seen
/" Sam" at shat psint, that at Ssrawsburg.
in the lower end of this county, there ex-
lists an organization of Know n othings and
that At the first meeting after the nomina-
lions at Winchester. thirtY~tWo nambers
withdrew. This he assured Is vas bu.
the :. bsgtasin9 of de ending of that
eisfls.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-04-11

~ The Legislature Of Arkansas has
passed resolutions denouncing. by ninety
one TO six. the American party.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-04-11
air. AIccomas' Appointments.

The following are the appointments Of
Mr.. E. w MoCOmas. the Democratic
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-04-11

R@To 81 good /. tas ~ q. -6nd 4.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-16


na 81
81 M ng nna
rolie5 t
Should lh opls hs be doo % zee
e bIl lPoned % lfs next ion. sat.
tale care y send repfese
Congress Who WIN have sa ns
e|k peci end national pride. q aue 'e
ors 7Iem which now pursued 9
Be- sge nentx towards our roh1y
transportation "a herA of al 81 con.|el
il IEons, And foreign paupss d rags came
long ntinue. even Il tie peep have 70 take
she remedy into their own hand their i ]
stern determination abroad q have these esils
speedily lemedied
e . amazing e is, how any man. and par
hcularly "a individual who holds the e sponsible
position 81 Representative Of tEe people, can
advocate oontinuanc Of thepreaent practice.
Do such persons consider the conviets and pau-
pers of Europe d 81 companions and associs
ates for their childrens Dc they believe that
they should participate Il ~ the rights IF nier-
lean citizens! Win hey take them BY the
hand and place them e their own tabIesg No.
Whichever they may Say about this county be-
ing the asylum Of the oppressed Of al nations;
however they may hurangue about liberty and
equa % gull men ii times Of political excite
men here Is no American, who has the spirit
of q american, who does not fee degraded By
being placed upon an equality til foreign ruff
6ans, cut-throats and beggars. They may use,
but they despise them. Let there, then, be .
general union to keep them out Of the country,
s. that our jalls, penitentiaries and alns-houses
may Be relieved of the greater portions Of their
burthens, and the ballot boxes be kept free from
their concentrating influences.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-16

ne
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lal dlsklN aee
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Weal women q the United States. mean
no disnaraoenenk Is The interesting la6v. hut i
81, .salr ...bee 60 "a u $500 So .,o.
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The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-16
poRTn - PAINTING.

We take pleasure IN announcing to our read
eFs, the arrival IS this city 81 Dir. VIZ. FRYR,
an Artist Of great celebrity and distinction. llr.
f. has studied his Profession ia sons q the
best Schools Of Painting IN Italy, aud brings
with him the highest testimonials as 10 capaci-
Of his artistic skill BY the public press.
Dir. Frye had great success at Jackson winter
before Inst, where IS portraits 81 Gov Foote.
Bishop Green and others elected nnb0unded ad-
miration. The solicitation 81 friends has in
ducsd him to visit Hazoo City. and Il is to be
hoped that he win meet with the enco cement
his eminent talent merits.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-16
Geo M Powell C0unCilmen

j. Niche p Bowman, J 2 Bal.
ly r. Bower, ] Fl Wesling q
Geo M Powell COunCilmen
The minutes Of last meeting we're read
and adopted.
On motion The Con on Accounts wtrs
allowed unit next regular meeting 10 report
The chairman 81 the Hospital committee re-
ported that Mrs Parsons had been removS
ed from the Hospital aCcording q inslrug
lions. The following resolution offered 81
j p Baily and adopted
Resolved That the Clerk advertise for
proposals,for building two cislerns for FIRE
purposes; bids 10 be handedin at the next
regular meeting. For specifications apply
to street commlllee,
The following report from The street COM
mittee was read AID adopted
REPORTS
The street committee report sales Of brick
and cement raceived from VIM Johnson.
Brick sold 81 auction % p 0'Donnell for
$3.50 III barrels o cement sold by Link e
Harrison Al So 50 for 76 so Tess charges
on same az 4-25 IeaVinga balanes 81 So
25amounling to 202-25.
The CemeiarY committee were instructed
10 make such Improvements on the cemetary
as they deemed necessary not involving an
outlay Of more than 700.
Acct s'erred Joseph E5efss ior Sz.72
Com 90 accounts
Accts above Henry Samm &9 y a
Lawrence 90 Mrs RfsWsit o3lf25
Mrs Ann Trainer SO
On motion Tic board oaued
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-16

GES DUR GnEEN on AMERICAN Isal This
veteran politician and editor who was rendered
famous ID The quarrel between Gen. Jackson and
Mr.. Calhoun is out ii strong letter endorsing
the Native American doctrine. 1t il addressed
to SENATOR Hunter Of Virginia. He truly remarks
that tie two great issues treated BY the control
Of our government properly belongs to natiyeborn
Americans and that papal supremacy is inconsis-
tent with republican liberty.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-16


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lTys who had been sigal-see lqf G N'eek threw
qempef ou Y bright pseiat'ons az say.ng,
es us Psewet. too me come TOO lase.lulia
bean Is gone. gee Benz Woman the
Giant and the Dwarf ate gone % sl'e,.
Frightening % sshe PanoEama q ths Plls
tfogis ana taa Long ANoelaa easep ere sslll
mere, ana you cen sss tasni nave not yesl
had the pleasure of seeing these great sights
and therefore ehn Prou1i1e bus YeIy psos
lsseeF'-sif I gets too much 60 e 60 on, ~
Know joy ake e ilneFsy e g g sleep e e s.ip
Iis a''ogetasI.
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g nea.a sae people sal.lng ABOUT y some
say nothing pu1 looA wise. snss before thel
laagnoaa get e bs,9a Rouge gentleman waO
Y generally ae EH'. e saen matters, remarked
I, he shoala nos IS s.sAlsaeall tne rev orleans
papers met us yin sae intelligence That tnel
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taagana. + 2 confidently believed q all circles
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The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-16


Pro5t Court February Term 1850
y ihs natter 81 US application 81 Robcr.
Z Capsna Aininisuaior 81 William
Carpenter, deceased, % make ina sell'o-
ment Of bis account and surrender ci hIs
btters as such administrator; i vas there
upon ordered By s Court, ihai citation IS.
sue 70 Cassandef oaipent & % Yaz0o conn
81, and that pubIiei6n 50 said citation be
made Ia the azoo CITY Whie against
Lucinda Carpenter Thomas Carpenter
Mics Davidson and Am S bis wife. Ga
brilla Carpenter and William G Dellahuny
and to all others the un end nOn-fes
dent heirs and distribute aid estate as
four weeks successfully, requiring llen
be and appear be our said Coz t
bate, &C the next Az Tern, 1855
then and there % show cause il any H4l
can why said final account and surrender
Of letters should not Be allow,
Witness. Bon. Geo. B. Wilk nson Judge
Of said court lhe fourth Monday 81 February
al p. Io and seal 81 said court
Issued lho 81 day Of MARCH, 1855.
M HoLLINGSWORTH Clerk
RI G sol for petitioner
march is lB6
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-16

YAz0O CITY COTTON Nal IkET
The transactions ID cotton during the past
week were rather more limited than for some
weeks previous, only one thousand bales having
been sold at from s I-2 to s Sd cents.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-16

'SaM N OREaoN TERRIroRY Sam tie great
political revolntionizer who is here, there and
everywhere is fourishing away of IN Oregon.
The Oregon Spectator the first paper ever printed
on the Pacific coast has ior its MOTTO freedom
from az foieign influence n tbs our oign dear
nafiUe land. And nearly every article il its
columns ia laudation 81 The principle thus SET
forth If any body can tel ns where Sam is not
within ne bounds ofthe Republic We should like
the place to be pointed out.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-16

We are authorized q announce COL.
WILSON a. PU RD0M oI H dimes county, Is
a eandidatelo Clerk of the Superior Court Of
Chancery Of the slateof Mississippi Election
NoyembeFs 1855.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-16
C0MMERCTAL.
From the N. D. Pieaxune.
new ORLEANS MARKET.

COIIO "a u entire week has passed with
out any later advices from Europe, the Pacific,
the Steamer Of the 24th ult.. not having reach-
ed New York last night and both lines Of tel
.egraph being ont Of order to day. Our market
has not exhibited any great animation yet the
sal Of this week embrace So 900 bales Of which
rs sales were sold to day This IS 4 large
business if we take into consideration Tie light
receipts and consequent small supply On the
factors les The purchases have been chiefly
for England, France and tie North. Prices ST
the lower qualities are rather 6rIner but Il quail
tiles above Low 1Iiddling have advanced ia con-
sequence of this scarcity toIates greatly above
their intrinsic value and can only Be met with
ia small quantities and 81 fancy prices This
week closes without spirit al our quotations:
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-16

NOTICE.

Mr n CT NYE is oar special agent and S an
thogi2ed 70 receipt for al moneys due this eilice
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-16

H0peu Elit6 ne VIII meet Win t6 e4tcN
his eminent talent merits.
~ We learn from telegraphic des patch
to the N. @. Picayune, that the Know Nothing
Convention lately ii session il Louisville, KY,
for the purpose 81 nominating candidates for
Governor, Lieutenant Governor and other Off
GERS Cor the State at large, nominated Judge Y.
Loving, whig) Of Warren county, for Cover
nor, and Col. James G. Hardy, democrat Of
Barren county, for Lieut. Governor.
THE PRESIDENTS VETO MEsSAGE
we have gpsn lis snt careful 81
attentiTa ~
dness warrant the
ia S COLLATION. Bill. We do not opose to
more At present, however, than to notice that
PORTION Of the Message IN which il strikes US,
the President assumes power never claimed
BY any other Chief Magistrate. and which. If II
can be constitntionally exercised, places the
whole Legislature authority Of tie government
within the control 81 the Executive, unless where
two.lhirds Of tie members of Congress are
found willing to reverse his judgment. He as
sumes not only Executive but Legislative pow
er---the right to annul any act Of Congress,
however constitutional and desirable it may be,
BY his simple negative. Heretofore the veto
power has been chiefly exercised to prevent the.
effects Of hasty Or inconsiderate Legislation, d
because Of the supposed uneonstitutonality Of
the measure passed. We believe that it never
was intended to place in the hands Of the Pre-.
sident power which could be abused to the
prevention Of all legislation excepting such as
he might think proper to allow. The Const
tuition did not contemplate the creation Of i dc
tatorship. BY comforting on the President the
power to veto acts passed BY Congress; andwe
venture to assert that. had the trainers Of that
instrument supposed that the clause which they
inserted ID tie Constitution in relation 70 that
power, would be. construed as it has been By
President Pierce. greater safeguards would have
been interposea
S It has been truly said, that s'power IS always
stealing from the many to the few, and, if the
doctrine Of President Pierce be right. then the
one nan power win oyerride.alI others,and Con-
g1ess viii become the mere registers 81 Presi-
dental edicts, The win Of the President win
VIII Be supreine- for he can say to Congress---
unless You consult me before passing any act,
win veto e unless can approve every Sec
ton and provision contained ID it., We do
not say that the exercise Of such power vail
ever be attempted; but It IS claimed as right
b. President Pierce; and If It eS although he
may fofbesr touse i to its full extent, some
5ldeE man may be less sernpulous hereafter;
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-16

ON The 18Th day of I'D. es5 Marshal
~ and TAKE 5ilectef 81 Ciy win
sell e. public auction. 81 front Tie Mayors
ONCE in fe2o0 ctg fhe following described
Lot topay the special Tax aesessed upon Slid
Lot ior We paving n front ofthe same to-wiis
Lot 81 one hundred feet front 81 Main street
e seventy-dye cents De front lcol
Said Lot will Be sold % ihe bidder Nho VIII
take The smallest quantity % ne Lot and pay
the assessment
IG HOLLINGcWORTH
MagchI6 lot IS Zee 81 iiy Marshal
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-16


~ What IS the matter with the Democratic
party ID the Northern States ID the Northern
Democratic States il states where WhiggeIy
has been almost unknown These Demoe ic
States are ont ero Abolition
long way ns
olo ind 10 place upon the statue
book Of Fedora Massachusetts,. We referred q
week Or two ago. to some ugly facts establishing
the thorough Abolitionismof the Northern De-
mocracy We have now TO record the passage
Of bin BY the Senate Of Michigan another out
and out Democratic State refusing the use Of
tie jails Of the State for the detention o Fugitive
slaves the vote being nineteen to sevent Where
are the National Democracy of AIichiganl Where
are the Jaitl.fal ulliel when such bills ore pas
seds
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-16

IN Gallons Cooper lDs reed
OOby THoMPsoN q EMANUEL.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-16

10y THoMPsoN 4 EMANUsL.
4 600 Rolls Wal paper just received BY
fHoMFsoN EMANUEL.
Il cal, Demsr Yarnish, Just received
THoMPsoN Fl EMA1Csi
4 90 Ounces Quinine just received
THOMPSON e ENsNpEL.
yflE Lost Heirers 81 Mrs SSuthw 'of
sale By THOMPSON & EMANqbr.
IN E Wash soaps If ali kinds for sole
THonPso 8 EMANUEr
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-16
Council Proceedings.
CALLED MEETING.

YAzoo CIrr. Jan 50, 1855.
Present O,DoEERlL, President.
Niche Bowman, ] 2 Bal