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MORsE's GENERAL ATLAS OF THE WORLD
Cont.ins Seventy Maps drawn and engraved from the
and best authorities By Charles W. Morse. With Dyscrip
tons Of all Nations to the year 1856 By Charlie
Colby A. M. One VOL, atlas folio. Price 81
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An. Costar,s Rxterminator IL the only article that
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Cosirosches, Ants, kc COSTAKS ELECTRIC POWDER
free from Poison) the destruction Of Moths Muskeoes
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CLOUDS AND SUNSHINE is the title Of tn.
~ new Story by Charles Reade publishing In FRANZ
LEsLIE's ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER Pubishe'
every Saturday Morning.
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w ALL CK's THEAT TER
w OPENS FOR THE SEASON

w Ak d,tAs SoK K THE sr TaEA T E R
THIS s.s: ssis1 he ass.
The scenery. fMr I.herwood and assistants
The orehesir., Of ssnor L. Mann.
An entirely FIVE act Comedy will be produced with
and beautiful scenery and pponn,e,nt snddy cast and
"'''''" .-'' FIRST IMPRESSIONS.
y. S. Lsdisr NJ !. g Burnett
~ o. Mr. Gcci;: Holland Peter:
Flora g. Martin Mrs Hey
Mss fg NAY M Cannon
he other ch.l.cter BY Mc.: Oliver P.Ii owen James.
Jesrics Mr.. and Misc Thompson, and Mi:s Carmsn.
Av'e'y Of new and NE% bsRS% the acts
Mr.. Vernon M Dyott and other established favOrse will
Door. open att; to commence at y O'Clock
WALL ACK's THE EATER. =
w hi. Ths.,sr will open for the season THIS fwod
pe.dsy) EVENING. Sept. u. , B.. .,,,.,, d.. n,,.
artistic purity and intellectual respect The Company through
whose energies and abilities this object has been 80 successfully
sttsned will remain Substantially the same In past seasons
Mr. wALLACK
WI" 'PP EIGHTEENFAREwELL NIGHTS,
previously his visit to Havana where his health demsad.
ihs, be should pas. the winter.
Miss AGNES ROBERTSON,
EIGHTEEN NIGHTS,
previously TO long series of Sonh and West
Mr. DION BOURCICAULT,
the author Of London Assurance" "od Head. and Young
the ensasement Of The Fairy Star" and will produce two
dramatic works upon the composition Of which he now
gsged.
the intention of the management produce dramas in
the styles those put forth by Mr. Charles kean At the
Pnnees.'es Theatre, London.
LOVE IN MAZE,
THE CORsICAN BROTHERS
FAUST AND BROTHERS,
LOUIS THE ELEVENTH.
These works. written by Mr. Bourcicault, and put the
stage with his powerful inventive faculty, obtained for Mr..
Kesns tbeAieI the high 1t enjoys. Similar dramas
will be produced during the present under the artistic
supervision this dramsst
engagements have been offered with prospect Of
American artists of renowned fame and TO Others
dawnng distinction whose genius II will be the object the
cultivate and and several Comedes
written in this country for ths Theate will be produced
The STAGE all its departments will be under the exclusive
direction and control OF Mr.. Lester .
II will be the cndeavor of the Management to merit for this
Theaer during the the same success with which has
been hitherto crowned and 10 maintain the preemnence
corded to IL by the American public.
DUSSELDORF GALLERY, No. 497 Broadway,
~ contains $50 Of the finest PAINTINGS put upon
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DUSSELDORF GALLERY, No. 497 Broadway,
IL contains $50 the finest PAINTINGS put upon
hibition. Open DAY and EVENING. AjmAnce q cents.
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Good Books for Young People.
CFLF.INPROVEMENT by FOW.

lETF.IBPhUVEME NI-WOnhb Uy FVW'
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EDUCATION COMPLETE. Embracing Physiology, Ami.
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CCMBE'S PHYSIOLOGY, applied to the Improvement
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HOPES AND HELPS for the Young Of both Sexes. By the
nv a. g. Weaver. An excellent work Scents.
Three Hour School Day 81. The Ways Of Life 50 cents
wilson, Treatise Punctuation 81 The American Debster,
81 Hundred Dialogues. 81 Chemistry OF Common Life, 81
h.,r and his Masterpieces, 81 So Philosophy at Home,
Al Thoush,s for Young Man, by Horace Mann, Is cents
Photographic Teacher ~ cents Pmans Photographic Man.
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NIBLOs GARDEN.-DOors open at 7; to com.
IN mence at O'Clock.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Sept II, is5s.
GRAND NOVELTY.
FAIRY SPECTACLE PANTOMIME
composed by Mr.. Felix Robert. entitled
BLANCHE; On, THE RIVAL FAIRIES,
Tricks Transformations,
Costumes, Accessories &C.,
THE WONDERFUL RAvELS,
And the strength Of the entire Double Company.
Nile ROBERT AND THE BALLET COMPANY,
in the Ballet Of -
EVOIUTiONs ON THE TIGHT ROPE.
THURSDAY-Second night ofthe German Opera Of
ROBERT THE DEVIL
NJIBLOu GARDEN-GERMAN OPERA
~ OPERA t1.,.. ANP d SALIET.
Grand Opers, in s acts, Of
ROBERT THE DEVIL.
Madame MlNNA " BERKEL.
Mile ANNA PICKER ,cv .vr.r,
WEINLICH and
THE INSIDENTAt BALLET
Will be sustained by
Mile LIMA WINDEL Mile FLORA and Mile JULIA
LEHMANN and the Corps de Ballet,
by permission Of the hanssemeDt Of SSlS,: NM
The price admission been fixed the popular standard Of
FIFTY CENTS
Reserved Seats 50 cents extra; Private Boxes, s5
Garden O'clock and At Hall Sons Music-store, No.
239 Broadway
SYfn " R.Se Mile Robert and young
HengeI.
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CLOUDS AND SUNSHINE is the title of the
~ new Story by Charles Reade publishing in FRANK
LEsLIE's ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER Published
every Saturday Morr!ns.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-08-01
BAxroN.. JnIY III, le56.

REMnvAL OF. Gov. SHANNON. The Pre-.
sident has nominated to the Senate Col.
John w. Geary, Of PenusylvaRiaHto be
Gov. OF Kansas. in place OF Wilson Shan.
non, removed. Col. Geary is little les S
than forty years Of age. and has held high
civitand military positions. He was born
in Pennsylvania, graduated at Jefferson
college hat State; was for many years
q civil engineer; was elected 10 bclcolo.
mel of the second Pennsylvania regiment
in the Mexican war, where he distinguish
ed himself By great bravery and military
skill ; was appointed by President Polk
in 1913 to proceed to California as Post.
masterIo of San Francisco with the extraor.
binary commission TO arrange the postal
matters ofthat State was subsequently
by General Riley to head Judge
of Alcade in and for the district 81 San
francisco. with power'to organize and Is I.
'tablish police for that city; aud, was
elected first Mayor Of the city Of SAN
Francisco under the charter, and was a1 !.
pointed by the State Legislature as a
member of the board of commissioners for
the funded debt He iSrepres scented as ad-i
mirably fitted for the wise discKarge Of.
the duties of the Office to which The Presi,.
dent has appointed him. q pr 81 faa
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-08-01
Post-oace regulations.

silqsysd POST OFF4cE. -------. 1885,.
"a letter bearing your address is de-
tanned in this. Office for non payment of
postage. By enclosing to me immediate
~ on receipt of this. - three cent stump
and pre- paying your note of reply. the let
terfwill bed duly forwarded according to its
directions. 7sYe szssa ~ - $40 lazs3eA
,..s,ais.a ., Respectfully yours -
IA !. - n :-7-=7-- u Postmaster.
,fNorE. Up ostmasters will eli Imp address.
and frank the above notice. without the
use of an envelope. to al sPensons in the
. United States. for whom. atnpaid letters
have been deposited in their Offices; and
mag dispense With the feriner pfactie ice of
posting up notices in their Offices hat such
letters have been deposited theFsin.
9 s.. ) = ssi.a cAMPBELIi, ia
ri Postmastef General
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-08-01
@ K1LrEp nr LtnurN1Na.-Wm.- {

re- KILLED BY LIGHTNING VIM. G.
Swiger, who resided onrthe waters often
Mile. was killed BY lightning on Monday
last He had gone over the mountains
in company with Thomas Elliott. Esq,
with cattle. The particulars of his death
we have not heard. His body was immo-
diately brought home by Mr.. Elliott, and
arrived here on Wednes day morning., Mr..
S"iger was good citizen and highly es-
teemod by all who knew him. Fissud>
den and violent death caused deep sen
>a'ion among mis- numerous friends. He
Was about 80 years Of age, and, we be.
lieve, leaves wife and two children.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-08-01

LEFT rnE ISrzLIIeEScER seems ~
tie following card that Oliver I Taylor,
Esq. has not been connected with The
Wheeling Inielligencer for some time.
card.
find an impression quite generally
prevailing that | an still one oi the edi-
tors of the Wheeling Intelligencsr Ny
connection with that paper ceased several
months ago, as did that of my old friends
and former partner, e. b. SWearingen.
Esq. left an announcement of this fact
AT The Intelligeneer Office and snppaseds1
during my absence. that it had beenpubs
lished; but, on return 10 this city, hpd#
that il has moi, for easons perhaps best
known 70 the Persons aFeserl opneeted
with that pape "a
hays no c6nnse tion y haIeSers with the
wheeling Int ence en-. and Should not
be iden itied with any hing Heb may ap
pear, Of. which has appeared ini columns
flor The past SIX months. ask the courrl
fesy OF my brethren of the. press In skiing
a notice of this fact. $500. - g e
7NNlIaEntse, Va. July is. 1896.
sasdi 81 br4lBats s respect. iss 3
s:At 4 qaafiefllS Meeting COME noe for
GlennvilIe Circuit, CLARK burg District,
Western Virginia, ConIetenee OF III. e.
Church, South, held al the church, no
HIennvfiIe, on Saturday, the f9til day of
July, 1856. r, NJ, the fello@ihg Pfeam6le
and resolutions were presented aud gneni,
mousIy adopted ar;., s,,ss-.,, :
WmEaaAs, in The providence 81 Gl,l,
one of the members OF this Cenferenee df
4Iateta lids been taken from our midst by
death, viz Bro. JONI III. McGINNIs u 10:
cal deacon OF this Circuit, who on the 18Th
day of June. 1856. fell asleep in death
and IN prospect Of blessed Immortality |;
therefore, 70
RESOLVED, i5t, That in this disposition of
divine Providence, oar community has
lost a worthy citizen, and The church a
valuable member.
End That We conlolc with the afflicted
wife aud bereaved children in their loss Of
a husband aud father, whose pious coHnS
sells they will no Ion. .er Share, and pray
that This heavy bereavement may be Sane I
titled to their good: y = sV1'a'so 49,
3rd. That n copy Of these resolutions
be furnished the family Of the deceased I
aud ii copy sent TO the Southefh Metlio.
dist ltinrrant,1 the RichInond Christian
Advocate aud Cooper's CIarksbufg Re
gister, with request to publish the same
+ A copy from the record, $50
LEVI JoHNSON,,F
Recording Sec'y.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-08-01
slore accessions.

l4ore AecesSlons.
IL is source Of unalloyed qualification
10 us TO witness the success OF Democratic
princi pfes-not so much because hey
are The pine pies Of ourlpdtty, as because.
Va consider them tie true pripei plies Of
our gess,ssmsat. Every day We hear Of
more or less prominent and influential
men. have not heretofore acted wish
our party. declaring their intention ofspp-
porting the Democrats candidates at the
approaching Observation-Disclosures. W.
Crawford, ESD the Clerk of Randolph
county. and heretofore an active and
Jealous " big now occupies this position.
as does aaaFge majority OF our former OPP
pOnents nithat county. Wesee it stated
that Colonel Wishsrs,. the Mayor and I.
G.3payior, lhea City Attorney of MOBILIZE
have both resigned Their Offices, in con-
sequence ofbeipg elected as AnsFicahss
and now finding themselves unable to aet
with the party that elected them, they
return the henors onlerred upon them TO
thetparty.a Nm: Al Burwell. a prdlniiS
tnentmeshber' the Ilegistature. and for
merIy editor of the Washing ton Organ.
has done the same thing .ihg letter
addressed to his constituent. aifler speaks
ing of the failures of che American party,
he says:
Foremost aud most Formidable in this
contest stands The Black Rspubiieaprpar.
~, dangerous compound Of t'.naasisn,
and political eqnidiEy.s % Isis! numerous
and of powerful resources: it is led by
ambitious aud sagaGious men; it intends
10 employ The numbers of the North to
substitute the Southland. govern the counl
try It's material of warfare consists in
impeaching the title ofyouf property. de.
flaming your character, and combining a
most despotic and flawless influence in a
crusade against you. It's plaza of warfare
is to cut off lis supplies and communica-
tons ofslayefy77 10 invest its cftadet and
to send in q flag. inscribed, Assault or un-
conditional surrender.
The Democratic party has been by
by force of circumstance, placed in direct
antagonism to this party. L. stands not
only pledged but committed beyond the
power of recantation or withdrawal to
maintain your rights as political equals
in this eoutederacy.
With my opinions, neutrality would
be at this important crisis little better
than treason. I shall therefore vote for
The Democratic candidates at The ensuing
Presidential election, because t.at Is Tie only
party con,miNt2Io assert he rights of tie
South, ard because tie op.ajenS aVOped by
,ha! party represent my own.'
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-08-01

&g- The Age OF Progress after ces,
sa'ion of =" few weeks, has-again made its
appearance. Our neishbor whistled up
his courage immensely during his recent
Icisurciy moments. He nov speaks con-
Glenlly of the elec ion Of Mr.. Fillmore.
ana seems even to expect to carry Virgil
min for him. Pow somebody will get
fooled now in about three moalhs
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-08-01

ES- We have received from Rev. a.
Mar;ia, formerly Of this place. and now
Professor OF the Grek language and
Literature. OF Allegheny College. u copy
OF the Catalogue ofthat Institution. The
College appears to be-in tionrisI'ing con-
dition. We are pleased to learn that Mr..
Hugh G. Saith Of Pruntytown, gradua-
ted with The highest konors of his class.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-08-01

ADJOURNMENT OF CoNeREss.-.Both
Houses of Congress have agreed to adj
journ on the 18Th inst. This is the most
sensible act Of the whole session. 1t would
have been better. however. had the ad i.
journment taken place six months ago.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-08-01

PuDL'c SPEAKING AT Rou1SEs'. I've
learn that on last Saturday. Maj. Ghas.
Lewis, addressed the people of Elk. at
Hoods Store. in favor of Buchanan and
Breckenridge. Mai Lewis has heretofore,
with few exceptions, acted with the Wing
party, but since its dissolution he is with
the Democracy. He is gentleman of
intelligence. and has always taken on &C.
tive part in politics. In his address at
Romines. he forcibly showed that it was
the duty of every national man at this
time to support the Democratic ticket.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-08-01

GB s. N. Yost, Esq. has retired from
the editorial chair OF the Staunton Yindi
Gator, ITO enter the editorial harness. in
another, and, he thinks more inviting field
of labor" Mr. ost is an excellent wri
ter and we wish him success wherever
his lot may he cast.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-08-01

The LAST Our.-Mr, Games, of Mas
sachusetts, one of Hon. A. II. H. S.aart.s
associates IN the committee To. notify MI.
lard Fillmore of.his nomination, tndswhose
record we. had the pleasure of displaying
some time since, has. abandoned his tirSAt
love. and declared for Fremont WlReS
his electors and his ammo notation c6lh!.
mittee are le,tvtlg him. what Wild iaa6>
surdity for sudtiern men Ginning to fep.
eutthe old wing party and to be actu
ated only By splicitpds for the pres6tva,
ton Of he Union and the peace Of the
country to talk of throwing away on Mil.
lard FlihDre votes, which might be so
well employed in helping the democrats
to crush the black coalition banded against
both = Winchester Hffrginian.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-08-01

CORPORATION CoNsrADLE.-Thee election
for Corporation Constable, on last sqtur-
day resulted in the election of John o.
Fretwella, Mr.: Fretwoll iflsmake an ex.
celIent officer. II, a.-
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-08-01

SET We return our thanks to Hons. J.
NJ. Mason, R. NJ. 7, Hunter and VIM.
Bigler OF The ,sepate. and J. Letcher and
j. @. Faulkner of the House, for public
documents. ir
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-08-01

AcaGprrEP, Hon, P, Z, Herbert has
been acquitted by the jury of the. murder
OF waiter at hotelins Washington. last
spring;
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-08-01

An orsEa.-col. Samuel ,Bugg, of Ten.
nesses. Recently went to Cincinnati. &C
eompanied by several servants, 10 attend
himself and family He offered the ab,
olitiouists, not only every Opportunity 70
seduce item from his service. but q pfsrai
un of 600. to be handed over 70 any
orphau asylum, in the event of their sac.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-08-01

Cu4NcE FOR sPEouLArIoS.-The De-
mocratic County Committee of Bedford
county. Pa. have, offered a reward OF
$1,000 for the evidence that Mr.. Buchau-
an ever said that ten cents a day was
enough for lsboriug man. Here is a
chance tor our veraeiOas opponents to
make part Of the expenses. OF atheicam
paign. Wheu'they claim the money we
willsiuform oupreadersi @z
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-08-01

EEw PosroFFIoE new postofice-
has rbeen established at Sayer.s Mill.
Doddridge county. between West Uuion
and North Bend. n yler county and jacob
sniitR appointed ppstulsstst.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-08-01

Gwwe notice among the .gradu-
ates Of the Virginia Military Institute. at
Lexington. the name of j.. G.. Citing. OF
Harrison county. as
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-08-01


collected That in &c The present House.
Which has elee'ea7a most ultra abolition.
e as Peeker. IS not the mind filed With
49, ~ s4s '7s'' = ~. =,
LeI nose leW oia Inc y nigs ana
loans. no have not alfe'l5
dy fesol ned TO support lie present Demo
cratic Presidential tieket nonders nn,6,n,I
$3.50 ~
tnsss ~
81, $3.50. $3.50. 60 7s,;ss-ss 4
2'els 1.lle M'nig convention y
contention of the old line lY-nigs
wassIecently held III Richmond. The,conr
. S .t,st - ,,,a, g, nod No
-. g, -. -.
voice "a elie I'll The eanaia "a q
now be fore the Feople for the President
aud declined making any nomination, the
WINES. of sYirai1iia ieft free 10 vote
G,,tsF;Il.f
49, jl,,I,;,ti5b sS5tss as
= 3. I tba u, ib aa+ a..
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-08-01

BEAR TINS. Mr.. Marceleus L. Hard.
man, of Big Skin Greek. in this county.
raised this season from one grain ofwheat
tSsshsy fowr wheat heads, whose united
length was 80 inches, averaging 3l-I3lh
iuehes, a1a containing 200 grains! Who
eau beat it = Wes.9n Eegelas 4, al
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-08-01

@ We are requested to state that the
J.. S. Miller returned delinquent for his
taxes by the Sheriff, is not Jonathan S.
Miller, Of shinnston.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-08-01

A FrRE.-A dwelling house iuyt With
out the corporation, belonged % Gsorge
=, Martin and occupied BIZ WillIain Kerr,
was destroy led by ere yesterday Fdda
morning. Nearly all Mr.: KS property
was saved Mr. M. had we belieYs NO
insurance on the house. TIRE VSsgafliag,
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-08-01

THE SoRTuwEsTRRN (YA RAtLRoAp.s.-
'Ehe Buarl, of DirectorsOt 1he, Baltimore
aud Ohio RailropI having datyrgniasdrat
its injecting onsthei9th ult- that this read
should be completed by apghoEiziR Ulhs
loan otis resORFcesrrthel.rails, TlEiph 50
long laid ia custom ,hense bond in this
cilys were! loaded and. dispatched enxthe
next day, apd-lhey were, begun to he laid
ut Grafton on the 10Th ult, der,Ihe,su
perSision Of w D.. Burton the assistant
of Mr.. Latrobe, chief engineer - A spor.
tion OF theirop is now being sent down
the Ohio on, fiat boats To- Parkersbnsg,
and by this ting, probahly, tho, rails Rre
laid simultaneously. from bpIhatendsE7tho
road beds being completed aud now llirm-
ly settled, ready forjmmediste, USE The
President, Mr.. Swami. expects hat, the
road will be prepared for business by the
tenth of Move mber. and. hopes Il. be able
to Announce before the frst day of the
coming winter that this alIrimportant link
in tue great air line. between baltimore
and ST. Louis is e fixed fact ~ arat
Ia t,r., t><FeI ttatJ f.s.5 \ Bull lkSnn,t
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-08-01
JAMES FINDLAY ECHENCK,
Commander U. S. NAVY

- CHANGE OF TINE FOR HoIDINa THE U.
s. GOvRF FOR WEST. d Is, OF VA.---An act
syas passed on the Goth OF June last, by
she Senate and House of Representatives
and approved by the President, changing
the time Of holding the U. S. Court for
tue Western District of Virginia. The
Courts are hereatterto be held as follows:
Clarksburg. ON the 94shi Of March and
August; Wheeling on the 9th Of April and
Charleston on the 18Th of
April and September Staunton,o on the LIST
OF May and October; aud Wythe Q. H., on
the 4,h Mondays OF May and October.
All suits. aOtionsor proceedings of what.
ever kind, now depending in or returnable
to said Courts, are to be taken as contina
ued or retUrnable to the terms thus estab.
lished. The term of the Circuit Court of
the United States at leWisburg remains
as heretofore, tile Ist Monday ia, August.
81 st11 FestoH, Herald.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-08-01

FEMALE PoLIFloIAssg-4AI aFge,nua1ber
ofthe Fremont ladies' OF Fall river. Mass.
haze organized themselves into aD asso
sesap9n. which they style the Z Jesse Gaselsf
.Ihelsa Home Circle would be, more ap.
Propriateiplaeel fprthem.
't Jessie" is the name Of Fremont,b
wife. Z ss...l