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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-24
NICHOLAS KUsaNEN,
Wholesale and Retail
n q II a e e. d N Is r.

a9postss - eAe Cholreee 0gaAas -
0eoaens 1eavana nsgass,
nE0S LEAVE TO DIRECT THE ATTEN-
- TION OF ths trade and the public In general TO
k.s large and superior stock VI 0rnuins
HAVANA AND DOMESTIC sk0Aks,
Virginia Plcs and Fins Cut Tohaccos. Fancy Pipes,
which for quality and shespnsss are NOT equalisd
ln this nsaTkss
Ne has lusi taken ls.w sl.aa the corner u
MAa aud Second strses lately apisd by Nc Manas
Co, where he will cell Cixars, Tobseeo, &c, whole
sale snd retail uis old stand SECOND strpet four
doors above Brady, will he devss~d exclusively TO
The retail trade oclnf
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Real Gsfdtf.
50, zee ACRES iowa LlND!


II. KILBOURN. SECOND STREET.
once, opposite L. ClAire Row.
9,30O Acres, ~. ........ o., - per Aers.
ep0OO "-.--.-.-.-..-- 1soO =
0s9OV ....-.... SsUO ~
SsSVS AGgoe, os.s-,.--.. JsoO per Acre.
SITUATED IN MADISON, HANCOCK.
~ Green, Adair, Dallas, kossutL, Wright, Frank
ln, Carroll. Booze, Cas- Marion, Webster isrrson
fottawotis tnie, Grrrs Gordo, Wnrth, Floyd and
Chickesaw Counties
LOO acres In iowaCo ~ miies west If Iowa CITY
for ssls At bargain 4 cAsh, balance icns time
well t,mecred aud wsssred
700 acre. In Tama coanty. Ia tract Tor sale
On long time.
2lsoo aeres in rowesaeik cosnty some With timber,
for sale low nn long titac
40 acres two miles south Of Duraat well ws,ersd
For sale al bargain
~ acres adjoinins Junction ea Railroad.
10 scres In Cedar County
Land To Clinton, Maseatiae aud scott Coaatics
Any OF tbs above Land ~ill hs cold on the most ia
voraete terms or exchanged fol CITY Property
~ Real Estais purchased aid money TO loan
- = - - -
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Leave Orllors.
TYPE FOUNDRY DEPOT
Printers furalshing
HoUeE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
pAvsseosr. IOWA.

We would inform the PriGtsrs a.s
Publishers Of Iowa and The North,
West gsnevnlly, that we have ssssstiy
taken the Agency u several Eastern
Typs yousariss and istsHd 10 keep
% bad . large stock u Typs and
Printsrs Material, which ~ VII
uvnish ~ Foundry prices, adding
freight Oar assasosnsnss - CO.
plsss with Some u ~ bsst hcssss In
the United States. ~ which vs ere
In constant supply u q mas~sssi
asstsd. and The sss1s can nov b
ssrsisheA viii everything they -
eutss wtshest shs sssable snd espeass
q guiae ssss for T.
Wslas' 0assasasa Tyr ssss-
~. Msoass -. . Co.'S NJ.
~ DG061gy,
Ceanev = 0nnGpe g. 3. TyFo
000n0gys U0W Yesk.
w GO: E 9: :: - wsssTyp'.
- A0ssesso Dsenaong Pssss
co00aay,
11aehssss ps1ae1ng 1n1ks, 3. =.
Ne hsvs aiss 90 hsaA sqeaaessy u
eseeoA m0d Mssssial, WAisk wswaH
ell eAsep. Aiso,a
Uooees DUWog Ueeeo,
~a~ee~~ aA-an ~~~~At- - 49,
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6ats and Gaps.


NOooce 81 u8G0OV0o.
NNHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD INFORM
i his ff,~nds and the public thai he has ssssvsa
bic ssork 81 Hats, Gsps and rurs Into the buiAlns
ead stse~t ssst sdtolnIhs the Nc. ropoliisn kleck
hinu daily w receipt u large ins.Aess ~ rsi and
Winter ltaods. think cen onsr tndue~usents thai
NJ aes fall 10 piease
a,fsdWim CMAkl.xa " yEnneu
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fO1 SALE.
4 Splendid Lease, 3 Yrs. Duraliea.
wfTu PINE IMPROVEMENTS
- y n &c TT a OK!
Al fenced with .lsh, fee, high fence.
ssoss ~
TAe DArsnpsrs Track:
THE ABOVE PROPERTY WILL -
= se s:!d on god ,srms Of discharged
fs Real k.ssle IN thls County Also the
AsalIIoa WeoAer,
Iias years Old chestnut sosssi u honas high Will
warrant him sure f0s ostisr, a.. frots has mile la
sde of three minu'ss sa car 1set which I. sinsssn
brine wcsdsr ~s. bsoasht fr.a long Islsnd Two
ia Il. Vii !. cold 40 god .ss -, s ss .ssessSss
for Real Es,sis Ia shis county. Also the
Troeeiag issaalNea Neunsain Meok,
BY Vernon, B.ekha~t dan. BY Asassino. wssrs
mlrntes snt - SECONDS 10 nne o. llsh horss 10
yssrs old, iss hsads high. We can show esl,s from
;as s"sa.ss We ssn :ss~ TO ,sa,s. snS s
s<eoads Nth him on onr track VIII se.i him
ssod ,esms r sxehsnge for county property Also
TIE Aaall1oa Abe,
A spisadid Bay uosse, nine yesrs cid tsA hsnds
high Cen show three minutes In hsrness Was sired
81 tbs frott'na horse sshnston. daru by Abdaiiah
This hosss 10 Too vel kDowp hsre 80 need any
onmeDdatiou frosn as- He get In this count, viii
chow for nst. We vii. ssli hun on good tsrns %
eIehsnss foa Assi Essass. Also. the thoroughbred
uorsss
Mems AIRY md Lnrlkem,
The former was sired ~ this race Lors~ Traysslrf.
Who wca the bx e1tuep ssats IN caasds four nils
Aeoas, bic dam was Crsto, bred By u l. Stevens, Of
Mohcasn, n !. Ne u lt1 hands high, . blood bay.
snd has ane stock " this cosasy Ne syesss old
dam u Ellen nsisasn. Ne i . blood Gay. yssrs
o.1, IN baads high. We wi warrant him 70 Sus
over our track In Co.'S utnste end nny.nss sseonds
We OIL sell the above - GOOD terms exchange
for Real kststs Oar objssi b 70 dispose Of com. %
Of tbcsoseAsssd cattle, ~
D. 4 2, < ALLEN
pe-Ths sbovs stock vas broush, froin Lonz
IslAsd hy ~. D. . r. A
0sxssRest, Aug 1dM
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NICHOLS, Campbell 4 CO.
ID a y X II II = :.
rEAleEA
En- cosmssgr Nssd Land VGNrrumas.


II. DARLINGTON 4 cos
LAW, BANklNG 4 LOAN OFFICE
M. DavsMpers's osseL.
MONEY To LOAN IN SUMS To SUIT
w applicants, good real estate az personal e
snftt
Notes discounted ~ current rstes
Money earefaliy invested ~ capitalists, on oom
Bisslaa
Exchange bought and sois
iu'srcst PAID IN deposits
The most faithful attention given 90 the tnssss,sa
tAn ~ iitla- sud abstracts furnished when dss,sed
tand Warrants located
Collections ns'ie sHi proceed. r-mitted without
delay a. usual rates
Az Legal business carefull, aud promptly attend
tiir ielpdk wtf
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lntelllgeoce o0ce.
THIS OFFICE WILL HEREARTRR ~
i held In vorsuan's Auction Room All p~ssoas
veasn1 6netnsss al that natuTe sttsndsd N VIII enA
this elscs oonssassOt Prices low sad prompt 81
lxntton given Opposite the Poet ONES
ocl1dif JOHN WORKMAN
Leave Orders.
l.OR SALE, IN LOTS 70 SUIT PURcnA-
j aEuo, the following, to.wii
- Tous At Straw,
oyooD Duehele OF Potatoes,
10 Darveie Of Sickles
Osaoee len 81 tbs corner 81 Fourth aud kook II
md oogsoee Wti ~ punctuaIiy attended 10 by
ss1lAsf JACOB \. Eluk1D0E
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
JOSHUA DIAL,
Real Estate Broker,

Corner % brady and second streets, up siairs-
entrance On brady s,re-,
DEAL ESTATE BOUGHT AND SOLD AND
III Money Loaned On Commission
TANEs paid and collections made for parties In
all secsieas % the country
LAND WARRANTS located AMI all business
pertaining ~ a Land Agency faithfully transacted
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(lothina, 81.
Second Arrival Of Fall 8 Winter food,

JUST RECEIVED, A SPLENDID AsSoRT-
AkNT Il kayiish, French ard oermsa Clesha
order aad warrant 10 su tn. public are invited 10
give Us = cali ks.t side II Brady second door from
THIRD street. NJ tOuMIs, N
davenport, Oct ', siI l. COM. Axse,
a T1f7TOP ARTICLE OF PIT SH VELVET
IA Vestiags just received
cos T T. CONE, Ageat
VELVET sipE-srRiPEp cAsSlNEREs
Just rcceisca oca l. coaE. Agent
A FINE LOT OF READY MADE CLOTH.
- ING cf own ntanuIsStuta Kept constantly
90 hsnd crs l. CONF, Agent
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THE SUBSCRIBER Is RECEIVING A
j Large stock OF Cleihs, ra.aatnercs aud Nestlns-
~ The hnc.t fsettc. frona the noted FrSnst
knsiish and American msantaeiottes ard will make
up tho zane 60 order W. the hes, waskm~a IL Iowa
st re tussd prices ia Cash Alss low fcf sssh any
article VA the Hue - 0vnfelauts taruishns uoass
OF htch have all the ncw styles aad varieties NJ
purchases being larger thsn ipatrd w4i ssii
ow fct tash u sc, them eH ms hand. Noa IL the
time and NO door. from Third street the we.i
side Of brady. IL the place to get articles ~ new
styles for 3cntlemens Wear ehc.r Gail aud se.
something new la .ts es and fashions Vt tho store ~
ocSdtf GEORGE LArIMEE
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GesstS' Ma sslOyc~.
nf SUPERIOR QUALITY IN BRADY
~ street, east aide, doors below Thttd Il q,
sc3S pS MARTINS
TRAVELLING BLANKETS, sHAMLs.
L Mufiers. dove, Mutens, IN great variety, nj
.~9s ny MAIIl>ss
LIME FUR GLOVES AND GAUNTLErTs,
al sca5 u n MARrtNs
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-24

We Dos'r BELIEVE 1.-THE Madison
twis.) Jonraalsbrags some Oh 9 iire com
pany which they have there, which must BE-
rather too powerful to he safe. II rslates
the following exploit Of their engine on .
late trial.
Az an instance u the force Of the stream,
We relate the following - the foreman re-
lated " TO u. At . distance Of l65 feet,
the stream being thrown between boy 3
logs, he vas picked up and thrown into the
cir one hundred and twenty feet high, and
held there till bystandcr threw up shin
gle for him 70 slide down the stream on
Ssow.-on last Sunday evening the clerk
Of the weather astonished us with slight
sprinkling Of snow, the first instalmsnt OF
the season The grim leo King II fast
approaching, and we shiver sympafhetically
= we think &c our unfortunate bachelor
friends who have not provided themselves
with comforter Alaqaoksta Seni.aa.
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Seoooooos6 E0o,mne
n Twelve and Z Ill Csuh ~ Aen!!
WE HAVE SURVEYORS ENGAGED IN
w sclscting god ebevsrumsns LauAs In Missouri
which can b entered % tvslrs end half esals psr
acre For iurthes pssstsainD saQu6ss = oar 49,
W ! iARDxa CO,
ssesdnwsw DoSosport Iowa
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q. q. MEYE0e3.
Notary Public ard Csuyeyaneer.

OnEEDs aud all other instruments 81 writing
Promptly and carefully eA~catod.
Particular attention given 10 tho investigation Il
Ttles 10 Real Relate, and abssrsets given when re
guessed
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Baukine s. Gsft)an9e.

.Fsrt l)es Meines Land Agency.
ts.aNd Wsvvanas.
TUE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FOR sALE
lad Warrants II different ssses which the1
W. s.l t"r cash - on time tn sa, purchasers
they viii pas pstileusr Alteration 10 Selection and
osatl"n II lands Ia far, pesnainss Fort uaiss
th"fiisn aud lihet Western Land pl.triels Al.
=" Vasneal 81 Taxes aud Land ha.ines. srnsialiy
EXCHANGE
80 ~ past. ~ the United State. hou.h, ami add
COOK, SARGENT a Cook
hansers and Land Agents,
Fort l,-.moiu.- Iowa
&ElLiNG RATES ~ ENCHANGE-B,
~ tark 4 Nal grM
Exchange ga Now Notk Philadelphia and NJ.
kNshsi.Sa on pitistur.- IL
kNchauge 90 1T Iau.. .....5...@... ..... IL
Exchange aa Cincinnati. .-...... ...-..-.z....
Exchange on Chicago ......,. ..-. -...=... II
mRSiSAs
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Taylor " DWiS0rA,
NO 10 LIE CLAIRE ROW.
Ssesnd street,
wuolssAis Asp asrAfl
Dsalers In Drugs and MelicInes,
CHEMICALS, PAINTs OILS,
PERFuAkRY
FANCY AKTtCLks
SURGICAL lNHTRUMEETs,
MINERAL TEETH, ETC,
u ESPECTrULLy CALL THE ATTENTION
~ ofthe public to our pr~scni large stock Of goods
which are confident canno, be surpassed In quail
", and which will cell As Low As Tukf CAN
N OBTAINED IN THE CITY
Particular attention will be paid 10 the compound
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS
sud Family Asalcinss, aud tho public ara assured
thu: none but the beet aud parss Drnss will be- used
~ thsir preparation tYlu
IPIRiTs OF TURPENTINE, CAMPHENE,
~ Burning Fluid, Alcohol Lard OIL, HshOil, Ian
sccd CIT sgwsss on nana.
Alec Paints dry aud Ia oil, White Lead, Window
ulAss and VasnsLes Of all kinds
o,ass' for ell articles y ss y .a: promptly a.,:S
Traces.
SUPERVISORY BANDAGES, SHOULDER
nss. Dsss's Usere Asas.a.ai s~ppsvssss,
seifinjeesins 81 rinye. of the os, approved kinda
TAYLOR 4 BALLoRD,
iylsu 10 lie Claire Row, IL 81
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Fancy saaps, PaanaiumA. Oils and Esirae,s fat the
hair, Ccmss. brushes, &C, &c
We noe have the larse., and hest assortment Of
Psrfumery, Hair Extracts. &c In the city, which
purchase VI the Manufacturers aud therefore II
lord 10 cell st the very lowest hsures, which No wi
" happy to convince friends u they viii call and
sse 10. themoslvrs
tsnd.d 10 by N. 81 Roger In perscn and In CON.
pounding preparations hui the beet aud purcss
Draws Will be used
In Recommending ourselves 10 the public ws hope
" meet with our share u customers and 20 ksepit
By giving entire satisfaction.
N y Medicines 81 all heurs of the night
$3.50 w. w. McSAMNON q CO
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Jgs1 e1cgrvss' AID "a r. ~ Is
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i'rYvs ATkatehsr's Fassat Ian and vascs punp
hs Pump ~iii not heess and lees liable 10 "a 81.
= osdss than any ether In nee. and hos had pssmi
nsas awarded ~ every fair 81 which II bee hGon -
Llhited fnu1a ~
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-11-06
From the Charlottesville Jeffersonian.
Letter from Hon. u. NJ. T. Hunter

CuARLorTsvILLE. Oct.. goth. 1857.
To the Editor Of the Jefersonian
DEAR SIR:-I received last night the
enclosed letter from Hon. R. NJ, T. Hun,
ter. which ask you TO publish. kept
no copy Of my letter TO Mr.. Hunter, to
which his is reply. The inte,rogssories
propounded will be readily gathered from
the answers.
l have only to say that never doubted
myself Mr.. Hunters attachment to the
principles Of the Democratic party Of Yir.
ginia. or his friendship for Mr.. Buchanan's
Administration and it was no dis,rus.
on my part which led me to address him.
with view TO elicit his views for pubIica-
ton.
never doubted that Mr.. Hunter con.
demned the course of Governor Walker in
Kansas. and have been (and am now }
equally confident that nine. tenths of the
Virginia Democracy concurred in that
condemnation. AT the same time have
never believed that either he or they had
the slightest idea of making war upon
MIR. Buchanan. on that or any other prob.
able ground.
Very hastily. your friend.
ST LEAKE.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-11-06

The Decentralization were held
in New York and Maryland on Wednes>
day last.
A dispatch from New York city states
that the Democrats have a plurality in
the city Of $4,000. That further returns
show continued Republican losses. and
the Democrats expect to carry the State.
We have no returns Of the vote OF Ma.
ryland. During the day of election. We
are informed by the Baltimore Republi-
can. 80 large number Of outrages Of vari.
Gus kinds. among which were the killing
of one man at the Second Ward polls. and
the stabbing Of one and killing Of anotber
at the 18th Ward" were perpetrated by
the organized mobs OF Know Nothingism.
Democrats were driven from the polls BY
armed ruffans, and naturalized citizens
were not only refused 9 vote. but their
papers were taken from them. A fearful
responsibility rests upon Mayor Swan.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-11-06
FRED. P. STANTON, Secretary.

BLACK REPUBLICAN H1pocR1sr.-The
Worcester Massachusetts) Bay State
says: 1--WE have the name of . gentle.
man who heard Senator Wilson. when
that individual was in Kansas. tell Messrs.
Robinson and Kane. "Do not vote ct the
October election! Let them form slove
State. did them to do so il you can sOithou!
suspicion! Ihot is all the capital .chirA 100
ask for tie nert Presidential election -
This is fair sample Of Black Republican
hypocrisy. and yet, the people of this
State are asked to vote for David Wills
mot. a very chief among the conspirators.
The lives of men. women. and children.
the peace and security Of the Union are
nothing. when capital can be made for
the next Presidential election. II is time
these arraut pretenders were rebuked in
a way that will teach them lesson in the
future, and to aid in performing that du,
ty we ask the CO operation Of every hon.
est. intelligent citizen in the old Keystone
State.-Philadelphia Pennsylvania.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-11-06
J. Gov waIker... The Admins

tration.
The fact that Gov. Walker ruled GU.
the vote Of Oxford precinct in johnson
county. thus reversing the political result
OF the late Kansas election. has been pub.
lished. In our paper of to-day We pub
lishe Gov. Walkers proclamation in jus
LITIGATION of his course. The matter is
destined 10 create much excitement. first
because il is asserted that the legal author:
ity to correct the fraud. If fraud there
were. did not rest with Gov. Walker: and
second there were frauds on the other
side which at the worst, that at Oxford
would but have neutralised. The judg-
ment which the administration will pass
upon Walkers act. is now matter of tele-
graphic conjecture. We publish below
the following from "Ion" of the Baltimore
Sam, under date Of Nov. LIST. He is usu-
ally we'll informed:
1.-The rumor that the administration
have censured Gov. Walkers course in re-
jectiug the illegal votes of Oxford district.
in Johnson county. has produced some
agitation q. the North. Whether true or
not. it will exert most unfavorable in
tluence upon the State election in New
York. where the democracy anticipate q
triumph over black iepublicanism.
1.-The fact appears to be that the sub
ject Of General Walkers proclamation
was considered last week in council, and
that it was held in their opinion that il
belonged TO the Territorial Legislature to
judge of the validity Of the election. and
not to the Governor. II is understood
also. that the subject is again to be con-
sidered in the cabinet after the return o.
Governor Floyd. who vas expected to ar.
rive here last night. If Gov. Walker il
to be censured or dismissed-and the for.
mer will be equivalent to the latter-it
will not be without hearing. His own
explanations Of his conduct must FIRST be
heard.
About week ago dispatches were re-
ceived by the government from Governor
Walker in relation to his official conduct
up to that date. and lis vindication i,
said to have been ample and satisfactory
1t is said. however, that he requested
that the United States troops should be
retained in the territory this winter. and
an order 10 that effect has been given
This shows that quiet in the territory is
not to be expected. whether one or the
other party may triumph. The free State
leaders are evidently bent upon mischief
They act in conformity with direction.
from their compatriots in the NORTH. and
the main object is to retain the Kansas is
sue for the next Presidential election
The Kansas policy of the administration
will be a leading question of discussion
it, the Southern members will be divided
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-11-06

The COUNTY CouRr.-A quarterly term
Of this Court. for the trial Of Jury cases.
will commence its session on Monday
next. 1t is probable that large amount
Of business will be transacted. as there is
full docket. and the cases postponed at
the last term on accoun. Of the indisposi,
ton Of Col. Wilson. will probably be
tried. os he las returned from Wheeling
with renewed health. prepared to resume
his professional services.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-11-06

KILLED lNsTASrLY.-on Wednesday
evening. the l4th instant. as VIM Yon..
sou OF Leonard Yonst. was travelling on
;oos on the b. d. o. railroad. in an intoI.
, %am condition. near the lower topper.
nan at Glover's gap switch. he was run
over oy the Doctors car or the Express.
IL Is not known which. as one run Direct,
aIter the other. The cow.ca,cher. q,
s a5. part OF the engine, carried him some
nity ards. scattering bis brains along tbe
'atek to where the body lay in mangled
condition. Sill some ten or twelve ward.
further on, lay an arm. Taking i, al.o.
gether, It was one Of the most sieken;na
scenes ever witnessed. The decs..ss
leaves wife to mourn his loss.
Fairn.ont Vigiinian.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-11-06

WOMAN k1LLEp.-A woman Of bad rs.
pute, named Lucinda Golf. living at the
western end OF Kingwood Tunnel, in Pres.
too county. Virginia. was killed on the
night OF the 18th instant, by some row.
dies. She resisted their a.lemps 10 get
in her house and struck at one Of lhem-
jenkins. with an axe. He seized her and
threw her with such violence against a
tree stump that she died in few hour..
Some lrishmen caught jenkins and were
about to hang him. but he escaped and y
still at large. - q :.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-11-06

Tnr MA1Is.-we hear complaint Of
the hardness With wich mail matter is
transported on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad. Aletter is frequently near q
week in coming from Baltimore to ibis
place. and one of our subscribers at Har-
per's Ferry complains that he does not
&c, his paper until week after it is mail.
ed here. There is screw loose some
where, which We hope will be corrected.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-11-06

SHocKIsa Acc1DENr.-On monday last.
while Mr.. Anthony Kelly Was engaged ia
adjusting some timbers under one Of: the
hosting platforms to the Railroad Depot
in this place. the cog wheel which worried
tho platform broke. letting il fall dis.
lance Of over twenty feet directly upon
Kelly. crushing him terribly. injurine his
spine. aud otherwise wonndinr him.
Pdrksrsburo Ns,ss.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-11-06
LoYD's, Essex County. Va

To the Hon. s. r. Leake:
DEAR S1R:-I received on yesterday
your letter propounding to me certain in.
delay. proceed to reply. They are in
substance nearly the same. with the ques-
tons upon which the enquirer" has
been for some time past. demanding nv
answers. But to these last l have not
replied. because they were either accom-.
panied with threats. or what were so con.
sidered, which made an answer on my
part, inconsistent with self-respect, or
else they we've founded upon my presum.
ed responsibility for the editorials Of GER.
tain newspapers within and without the
State Of Virginia. which were not only not
authorized TO speak for me, but which
claimed no such authority. Twas to be
held responsible for the course Of news.
papers. unless came before the people
with criticism Of their course and dis
claiming all sympathy with them; a re-
sponsibility which shall never acknowl-
edge expressly or implicitly. by any act
of mine. To admit such responsibility
would place it in the power of any third
person who chooses 70 impute to me
sympathy with the course Of any news
paper within or without the State. to call
me out in public criticism of its course
upon any question of morals or politics
which might be in discussion. or else fix
upon me the charge of concurring in the.
views of that paper. No power could i'm
pose upon me the cfice Of censor Of the
public press. certainly shall NOT ss.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-11-06

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Erensh article imported, and for half the prioe.
I, o. Sressing Ladies' Hair, It has no equal, Sng
mems hair % curl IN tho most manual msnnsr.
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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-11-06

CURIOUS FREAK OF NAruRE.-We have
been sent stalk of Cabbage. raised by
Jacob Long. OF Shinnston. on which grew
thirty distinct heads. All were fully de-.
reloped heads. though but one attained
the full size. The others were abou. the
size of large apple. and regularly ar
ranged around the principal head.