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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-08-27
EstraY Notice,

vNAKEN up by 7. c. Ogden, living in Columbia Tp.,
Wapello county Iowa, one estray steer, described
as follows dark red, years old last spring swallow
fork In the right ear some white in the forehead awhile
spot on the right shoulder white along the belly
white each foot half OF the tail white white
the rump, and carries a halfyoke on his neck. The
said steer appraised ut rs dollars. s
N. CAMPBELL, Clerk,
no-l3-3m K, 1900. by ID. Campbell Dep'y.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-08-27
THREsHING MACHINES.

R. sPENcER's co.'s NEW AND IMPROVED
THR ESHER AND CLEANER
II SPENCER 4 co. are glad to announce thar
H. they have now ready, new and improved
THRESIIER AND CLEANER, which they are confident
will meet with general favor among grain growers
Wherever IL has been tried, 1t has been pronounced
the ligest and simplest machine in use; while in
pacty and quality Of work, II has no superior They
are manufacturedn this city. They also manufacture
the
New York Horse Power.
All Of iron, the best In the market and the first ever
made In the west. sst,f.se es as fis Z sta74
Those In want Of Machines will do well to send In
their orders at an early day, SO as not to be disa
pointed g4rsS - rsrss.5-
They also have patterns Of all the machines in use
and win repair any of them. sss se sEass
We also make excellent Hand Corn Shelter.
Orders solicited. r. sPENCER CO.
Burlington, Iowa May, 1S57.-148m
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-08-27
Estray Notice.

NAKEN up by Henry Dornsythe, on the 18th day
II of July, A. ID. 1857, living in Agency Tp., wap-
clio County. Iowa, one black mare twelve wears old
last spring. both hind feet white collar marks on
shoulders knee sprung spots in the forehead snip on
the nose Appraised at twenty dollars
j. N CAMPBELL, Cl'k
July % 51-22-3m by d. CAMPBELL, Depy.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-08-27
To the unknoWm and non resi-.
dent owners Of the following
described Hands, situate i'm
WapellO County. state Of Iowa.

EDART Of the e% ofnwA ofsec 80 in Up 70. Of = 18
wnot hEclaged within the limits of the city OF OF
tumwa. ~
Also the y Of ne y Of so, In " ofr13w
"sw a Ofsw q offs ~ In ~ ~ Off IS
w ofse Il ofsec ~ In ~ n Of r ~ W. 4
"e ~ ofse p ofsec Is la ~ II Off NV
lot No. >, bik No. = In the of Agency City.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-08-27
GEORGE HOLLAND.

ID ESPECTFULLY announces that he =.
fts various branches. Having had several wears -
experience In the business he feels confident he 1
can give every one Fit" His shop Is on the groun
h0or, two doors below the Henry House.
Cufting done on the shortest notice and ut reasonable
Fhees xxst1 Aug IS a26 ~
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-08-27
n. 3. sIssoN,
!" 20

HAVING permanently locatedi in
IL Ottumwa, offers his services To I6E1SEza1
the athens of town and vicinity. All VyYy
work warranted. Ladies waited on al II1YYy
Their desired Teeth inserted from one a
an entre set either by means of springs atmospheric
pressure lie may be found at the Office of Drs William
son Thrall, the LIST week in the month Feb IA, 10
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-08-27

"A. HI EVEL, Nj. d..
TUyAKES pleasure In announcing to the citizens of
Ottumwa and vicinity, that he has moved his u y.
FICE to End story Pumroy's Block, where he will
ever be found ready to attend any call in his line,
except when absent on professional business He
specially solicits share Of the public patronage.
April 3, 1S56--n7v 49,
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-03-20

The V1RG1N1A VoLcANo:-It is said
that the statement in reference 10 a vols
cano having recently made its appearance
in PendletoE county. Va. on The Great
Back bone Mountain. is true. The Cum
berland Telegraph says:
1t is at point on the mountain directly
between the heads Of the dry fork of
Cheat and the south branch of the Poto.
mac rivers. at place known by the name
of the ''sinks." so called from the sup
pressed condition Of the mountains at
that point. These I" sinks" are funnel
shaped, aud each one embraces as much
as an acre of ground. On the first day
of January the reports caused by the
bursting forth of the subterranenu fire
were heard from a distance Of twenty or
thirty miles. Vast columns OF fame and
smoke issued from the ori6ces, and red
hot stones were thrown up several hun
dred feet above the mouth Of the crater.
Our informant adds that the people in the
vicinity are becoming alarmed at the per-
tinacity with which the flames are kept up,
the red hot masses Of rocks thrown out.
A heavy. rumbliug noise. like distant
thunder, is continually reverbating thro'
the deep cayerns of the mountains, which
at times seem to tremble from summit TO
base. '-"' .-. 20 #...' .'4
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-03-20
VoLaVI...!N0, or i ,,is1, sI7.; =. Z,
TERMS.

,Ceoper.s ClaFksburg Register is published il.
sGlarkSbufg, Va, ev6ry Friday morning, OF
per anndm, iniad dvances OF at the expiration
Of six months from the time Of subscribing; after
which q, so will invariably be charged.
No subscription VIII be received for n less Pc
No paper will be discontinued except ct the op-
tion 81 the proprietor, until all srreareges are
11Si8 I,n-and those whoido not oder their paper
10 be discontinued at the end Of their term Of
subscription, will be considered as desiring to
have It continued.
Advertisements will be inserted at $1.00 pei
square Of twelve lines for the first three inser-
tiOnS, and twenty-five cents for cach subsequent
insertion.
AliberGl deduction on he above rates will be
made to those who advertise by the year.
No advertisement countedlOss than square.
The nurnbcr Of insertions must be specified, or
tho oadvertisemsnt will be continued and charged
accordingly, r.-.rF-E EE-.. 5ts. .fu.. -.
Advertisements of candidates for olIicc 81 90
Marriages and Deaths inserted gratis. ~
AlIconimUnicutiNnS. tn: insure attention must
be aecmpanicd by the authors name and post
paid.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-03-20
a No I uAvE NOT Begun, 70 FroHr..'

No II HAVE NOT BEGUN TO FreHr."'
was the language Of Paul Jones,
when the British commander asked If he
had surrendered Although his deck
was slippery with blood. his ship on FIRE.
his guns, dismounted. and his colors Shot
away. Paul Jones. with an immortal he
roism. kept up the battle. Do you sur
render?" shouts the English captain.
when he saw that the colors ofthe Bon
homme Richard we're gone from the
masthead. There was Iull in the con.
hict for an instant. '.'' d" 7'a-- sos ii
% "And the boldest held his breath"
as Paul Jones, covered with blood and
powder stain. waved his sword and gave
his memorable answer. "No have not
begun to fight !" And the result was
that the battle changed. and in a few mos
ments. the British ship struck her color.
and surrendered. and Paul Jones. leaping
from his own sinking vessel, stood yicto.
rious upon the royal deck 2.a
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-03-20

IWHEKIrEGa OoNeREss1oNAI aD1srR,or.-
The Convention forJlthis District. which
met atoMoundsville. onthe 18th ult.. no.
minated Hon? Sherrard 5Olemenss Oft Ohio.
for Congress. Mr.. Clemens services in
behalfof the Democratic party. his exeo-
rations OF owaNothingisnia from its
birth to its burial. well entitle himsto this
honor, and slweo hail this nomination. as
the successor Of DR.. Kidyells with great
pleasure regarding the nomination Aof
the Moundsyilie Convention asequiyalsnt
70 an lelectlon. ~ r-sr..llra ~ - "a
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-03-20

Eg Benjamin franklin. compressed .
world Of sound sense and good aiyicein
to small1spacc whenohe said that ,"ltbs
sound of your hammer At eve 10 theamnfs
ming, or nine! at night. heard by a ctedis
tor. makes him easy six months longcrg
but il he sees ynu atthe gaming ltablesor
hears your voice at the tavern when yo1
should be at work. he sends for his fnos
ney the mex. day" RtmemberI.his.
young man. III sa6iia a9f
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-03-20
Grats flag !. when I shes

~ Crate flag !! when Ishes ''.
Mi fze andilook at yer, and think f.
How as when you was little, and not much
Bigger than piece Of cloth, aud n -...-.s
Almost as tender as a sheet Of paper, you
Was carried all thru the 'Reyolushun-t aa
AIRY war, and have some lew times sence
Held up your head with differently, and
How tremenjus you are now, ]. feel "a .-.r
Just as if ! shud, bust and fly all round, and wan
To git down off of the Tense, and git shot, sf
Or stabbed, or hit on the head with stick
Ofwood, or hung, for my kuntry. .
Prodij jus banner! Wouldh't smile to 500
Chinaman, or small onnatcherlized
Furrner undertake to pull you down
II a Chinaman wud slay him, md kut
Off his kew, aud bare it off in triumf; ...."
Before I'd see a slit tore in ye, or tho sakreijus
Hands of foe kuttin' you up into bulit- s.5
Patchn', I'd brace my back agin wall, Cor
House, or fense, or board, as it mite be,)
And FIRE, and strike, and scratch, and
Kick, and bite, and tare my klose, and ~
Lose my hat, and git hit in the /, and s-1
On my leg, aud akrost the small of ESQ.
Mi back. and faul down, and git up ..,..
Agin, aud continue the struggle for half or
Three-quarters of an hour, or until got
Severely wounded !
Terri6ck emblem How proud you look
And how almity sassy you waiv round,
Snappin' and crackin' and skeerin OF hosses;
sposc your almost tarin to get intoa a..
Fite with sumbody, and satisfyin' your karniv-
Erous disposition by eatin' up hole nashun
Crate flag I don't no which makes me feel the
Most patriotic-ysu or the fourth ov July,
You amt mud of the same kind of stuff, altho'
You are about the same age, and ar both
Sublime and terrible to contemplate.
But must kIose, and waiv my last ndew,
However trying to my feeins it may be,
And get down of of the fense, for already the
Sharp pints Of the pic&ets begin to stick mo,
And make ME skringe. an hitch about. and
Threaten 10 tear my klOse and make ME hollor.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-03-20

sESslDLE PxoPtE.A Qasker lsseiy
popped the question to q fair Q oskeTess ns
follows ~ q Alate
Hum-ye" and verify. Penelope. the
spirit urgeth and moveth rae. wonderfully
TO beseech thee TO oleAyef efaetnIns. hcah
OF my flesh. and bone Of my boae. ..'sqsIss
'5Hum truly. Obadiah. thou hast
wisely said; inasmuch Asiit is written
that is not good. for man 20 bo Alonssloli
l will soiourn with thee" stf ,nessta
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-03-20
yAQUAFoRTIslAsliA A. BEVERAGE.

% In the village Of Q Ha ddonfield. New
Jersey. some years ago. there resided an
old fellow. who Was csfamiliarlyl known
in the town ahd'iTcountry around as
sold gJoe!rn4l Hes1had no particular oc-
cupations except doing "chores" or err
rands.i He ate, where he could get q bite
and slept where he could find a lodging
place. Old Joe was -anEgold topper, and
Jersey lightning had no more effect
on his insides than so much water.I He
generally made hiE head quarters at the
lower tave1ns. for there were two in
town. He would doze and sleep away
the afternoon on an old bench in one cor
ner Of the bar room, but was always
awake when any drinking was going on i.
When he was not asked to drink he would
slip to the bar and drain the glasses of
the few drops'left in them: One after
noon. DR.. Bolus, the village physician.
was in the tavern, mixing up a prepara>
ton. He placed a .tumbler half full of
aquafortis on the; bar, and turned around
to mix up some other Ingredients : A few W
moments afterwar dsyhe had occasion to
use the poisonous drug. when he found 60
is dismay. that the tumbler had been
drait 9 / to the, last drop. ''Mr. Wiggins. >
in alright. exclaimed the doctor, 10 the
landlord, "what has become of the &C.
quaeorIis l putton the bar few moments
ago?" Ea.i sGl O.. .a~. # l-. ...s.l.
Il don't know" replied the landlord.
"unIess Old Joe slipped in and drunk it."
In this suspicion they were soon con-
frmed, for the hostler said he had seen
Old Joe swallow the fatal draught. The
doctor knowing he mus. certainly die af-
ter. such a dose, instituted search at
once After some hours spent in looking
the barns, out-houses. and woods for
three or four miles around the village,
Joe was abandoned to his fate. It was a
cold night. and as the village topers as
sembled around the blazing hickory fire
in the bar-room. nothing was thought Of
or talked OF but the unfortunate end Of
poor Old Joe. Some four days had elaps-
sd, and nothing having been heard from
Ola Joe. they all came.to the conclusion
that he was goner. The doctor about
this time had occasion to visit patient
some eight miles distant; what was his
surprise when about Eve miles from the
village, to see Old Joe in front, Of a far.
mer's house splitting wood.
" hS1 JUG cdtO Iu6 OOCtOI,
up to the fence. 81 thought you were
dead and buried before this !''
"Why. what made you think that.
Doctor ?" said Joe, leaning on his AK
handle.
Didn't you drink that dose left on
Old Wiggins' bar, a few days since 2"
Yes" replied Joe. half ashamed to
own it. ...
"Do you know what it was ?" asked
the Doctor.
"No !" returned Joe. ...
Why, it was acquafortis-enough to
kill dozen men -
swell. now, Doctor. do you know that
l t'ougdtther was something queer about
that darned stuff. for after drunk it.
every time i Noe0ed my nose burned Acls
in my hGndkercAief"'
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-03-20

gA girl Who :hsd become tired Of sim
gle -blessedness. wrote thus to her swain:
Dear Jim, cum right of. if you're cum
min at all. Edward Kinderman is insistin'
that shall have him. and then as how
he hugs and kisses me so eontin ally that
can't hold out much longer
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-03-20

g A green '1n sbo lad never before
seen a steamboat. telI through the hs.cbs.
way down INTO the told ~ the. Winheld
Scott. and being dnhurt. loudly expre,r-,
ed his surprise14'sW Wen. sif lie darned
thing AIM boiler 20. ll''--. .e',.s - -, .,9s
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-03-20

~ An old lady in Ohio. while recent
y in the w6oks: was bitten on tte end of
Lhe nose by rattlesnake, The old lsdy
recovered but the ssnaEe % died. Coroners
verdict: d .P,al poisoned I.ttt sut raa 8. . 3
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-03-20
WHOLE NO. az

Es Old Pinchem had the reputation.
iof being miserly man. One day. com.
ling out of his stable with three smeil
lnubbins of corn IN his hand. his COW.
an attenuated buflesqne on the bovine
genus, approaehed and nads it eyidsn.
that the proyender would he highly.
Agreeable 10 her palate. Pinchsm gave
her one Of the nubbins, which Sc emed on-
| y to intiame her hunger for she followed
Fhim believing for more. With sigh Of
regret he gave her another, but just as
hewas about TO enter bis door tho cow
intercepted him. and seemed Inclined TO
contest. the spassage for the remaining
nubbin. Thoroughly enraged, the old
repfobate flung the last bite 70 his ami.
malsand exclaimed There, you darned
fool. take Il and founder g,,'Ho ss'7isaase
II .faW q Ee-A1zg z ha
Coon ApvroR.-G Girls, let me tell YOU
10 stubborn truth. No young; woman ever
looked so we'll TO sensible men. as when
dressed in'alneas plain, modest .,st;ire.
without single ornament ahout Eer per-
son. She looks theu as though she pos.
sessed worth iniherSeH. and no Artificial
rigging TO enhance her value. oIfia Young
woman would spend as much; time in eul.
tiyating herimihd. training her tendpss,
andteherishingik kindness. MERCY and 9TH
er good qualities, rs most OF Them do IN
extra dress and ornament, 20 inereass
their personal charms. she would at 4
glance, be known among thousands =
Her Character would be read in her conn.
tenance. Il = .uas;1EsIi X, 4BAiiH ala1
.~eH ae .s.--.-ALll II u atIeNss,aaN g4
A DAMPER,-A young man lately 81.
fered his services TO a soung lady fcrya
party. On. their way he eua eled bis
brainEfor some time 10 start aninteresting
oPicsof'conveFsati0 70 tamuss her with,
he could hit upon nothing unlil he mei
several cows. Hero was astopic vhioh
the swain Instantly laid'Thold 6f. ana With
much simplicity remarked. es sd
az Now ain't Il strange what tnothefly
appearance cow has 2" q sa3sftsl
10 which the young lady replied. "1
do not think il Strange AZ all ssif. ethAt .
COW should have a. motherly appearances
to calf" l8a f ssau
Humph the calf was silent dutiogshe
rest Of the walk. sag0i
itifr
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-03-20

ET Horace Greeley. when iaiL L6hdong
wrote home that he had spaidsa yisitgto
several boarding houses. in one OF which
he sawfa newly ingenteilj brick, which
struck him fayorably 10 .sHqlssis
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-03-20


WITHOUT ANY TAILs-Ao very ''particu-
lar friend" is Amos Smith, and a very
decidedtenemy to- all worldly titles, as
anybody in PhiladelPhia knows; but7as a
business correspondent from. the South
didn't know. And, "sthereby, hangs. q
This correspondent had directed his
ietters'to" Amos Smith. Esq. .,s Friend
Amos replied pnrctually, and after dis
patching business matters added the fol-
loWingpostscript: fk zaasi1sa
.stIdesire TO inform thee. that. being al
member of the Society Of Friends, L am
not free toluse worldly titles in address:
ing my friends. and wish them to refrain
from using them to- me. Thou wilt
therefore. ptease9o omit the word .Es>
qutre at ythe endof my name. and direct
thyalsstersoto1 Amos Smith. without any
talls1 y'sEe9 4 ysE .nossl
By the returnmail came a reply. dis
reeted d.ginIpfeciselaccordance with the REF
qqess ofthesp patticular Friend. tosd waasZ )
amos SAITH ,rttoul aay tai, iPhilaa
delpAls Gs /" .IgssC
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-03-20

dHAn Illiaois editor. speaking of i
rogue. who lives "a his vicinity. says:
q The rassaI has broken every bank, jail
aud Ssb6ath we ave bad ID, ti.i, country
tOrtts last I'VE years. + ~ \
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-03-20

I EEsThere are fopr thipgs fhst looEveryI
aEkwerd 10 8 peptsn7--to see her under
take % Ehistle, % throw 2 stone ~ = hog.
tosmoke q cigar, and climb orer gar
den fspee, 4 .sg7s91 "a { ons ~
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-03-20

Hg-A friend of ours was Iatvlyaecost.
cd on the street withathe question: ali
q" Do you know the time. sir 7''9e .isV
Upon which he pulled out his watch, and
after consulting i, returnediitto his'pockA
ct, coolIys replying aothe interrogation
Yes. sir. I do" .H44 4lafss9 $50 u
He then waIktdH,ffs leaving the other
not little Abashed at his own Iidiealous
way of enquiriug the time. p. 4'aes %!
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-03-20

1slitake your part" rs The dog
said when he robbed tho cat Of her Por-
ton of the dinner.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-03-20

HT Here. Is very good dorestie1
toasts-4~ Nay your coffee md ISLANDERS
against iyoa bs ever alike-rishout
grounds z
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-03-20

1 a lawyer asked Dutchman in
court what ear marks pig had that Was
in dispute. /" Veil. he had no ear marks
except very short tail.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-03-20

GI- Did ye vote yesterday. Miks7"
j" Sure did. accordin' TO insthfne4
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-03-20

..
"And what were the iusshructiona3'
"Didn'tlye hear thim 2-pOts earlgdnd
often l"iI 60 zt
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-03-20

HlA1EnD HIT-fbe following Is: NOT q
bad hit al the mania for hunting mp coats
otaTms. Two fellows were disputipg
about rtheir respective claims for dislipc-
lisn, on the score of ancestry, when q
third stepped in aud said: "I rather think
mg ancestors made more noise in the
world than those Of either Of yous my
father was a drummer. and my mother
cried oysters.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-03-20
ADDRESS TO rHEsAMERIeAN
----....,,S -. FLAG ErrLs:a
.pr, arAsH, OIL cAIlFoRxlA.

iuP need :pEsap :pEs sapAsH. of, cArlEeRsiA.i sUaitHTa
Studded, up .eAilst settin' onto the Pla==y eae'
todtehin' Of The american flag t1aiuiH from
the top Of the Liberty POal. and q teelaa' 2 1
of offre-eraekers, nOtc and then
o.! Mlrr RAG ! o, booteous piece Of cIoth1
Made up Of red, and white, and blue stripes,
And stars painted ON both Sides 'sa1 E75a
All hale! Agin I'm settins in thy u'nbrajus
Shadaer, and admirin' thy granjer; gfa
And suckin' into my chist tho gentle zetters
That are holden you out well nigh onto
Strate.f ye--r r al '-n=-u '-
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-03-20
A D1sbAEDED Vo1uHTEEK.

C1RcUMsrAxrrAL EyrDEsCE.-Ag singular
case has just occurred at Detroit, which
goes TO show that circumstantial evidence,
though sometimes the most reIiablesis not
always to be depended upon. A German
Pedler was seen1to enter q certain house,
bat was not seen to, leave ir. aSuspicioh.of
course, rested lhere-the house WAS
searched and supposed traces Of murder
discovered--sueht es blood, bones 7apd
burnt clothing. The family were arrest,
ed and tried. "a complete case Was made
out. che circumstantial evidence being
deemed overwhelming. and the aprosecu.
ting attorney vas summing, up, when the
pedler presented hinselfto the court and
turned iato farce What might have re-
suited in a. judicial Itragddy,a sdi 10 1aa5.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-03-20

e Hogs %. hoFs s,sr. haas als ay..
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-03-20

The New York Herald devotes por-
ton ofits space to a description Of The
follow the holidays aud disappear before
Lent. We make few extracts:
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-05-02
Finding FanIt.

The Weston, No., Argus, don't like
the address of Gov. STANTON. 1t IS
not what the editor had reason to ex-
pect from a southern man sent here
by Mr.. Buchanan. He thinks the
State Constitution of Kansas should
be submitted to such persons only
whose names appear on the census re-
turns, and hence differs widely with
Gov. Stanton in saying that it should
be submitted to full vote of the peo-
pie. The editor takes further issue
with the Governor in regard to his
proposed amnesty. The truth is, Gov.
Stanton has marked out line of pol
! icy which if pursued viii give tbs
PEOPLE OF KANSAS voice in the elec
tions here, and this is what the Yves
ton Argus and kindred newspapers IL
Missouri are determined we shall no
have. We hope our new Governo
will pursue the same line of polio!
(which he indicated in his inaugural
so far as doing justice to all parties i
concerned. If he does this there i
one press in Kansas which will no
censure him. let others do what the
NAV.