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Sheriff Sale.

GTATE OF LOUISIANA-Parish of Caddo--In
- District Court, No. 1904. J. D. SCOTT & Co. vs.
J. P. HALEY. By virtue of writ of ier facias issu
ed ont of the honorable the District Court in and for
the parish of Caddo and me directed, in the above
entitled suit have seized and will proceed sell at
public auction the courthouse door, in the town of
Shreveport, parish aforesaid ON SATURDAY, the 5th
day of September, A. d. 1857, between the hours of
O'Clock, a. NJ, and 4P NJ, the following described pro-
perty towt the quarter and the half Of the
northeast quarter dissection thirtyve (35) township
nineteen 49, range sixteen Q6.) Also, the north
half of the northeast quarter of section three 81
township eighteen Q8O range sixteen (l6D the north
east fractional quarter Of section thirty 30 township
seventeen Q7 range sixteen l60 the east quarter of
the northeast quarter of section a. township
eighteen Q0,) range sixteen (l6) Also, the north
east quarter of section hirtytour (34) township nine
teen 49, range sixteen l6) Seized as the property
of the defendant and to be sold to pay and satisfy the
writ issued in the above entitled suit.
Terms of sale-cash with the benefit of apprase-
ment. J. G. McWILLIAMS, Dep'y Sheriff
Shreveport, August 3, 1857. a5-pfS7 65
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New Orleans, Shreveport 4 Jefferson

tfF1szssf THE entirely new, fast running steamer
Zs szzzzs=s= ALTON, BE-, J. S. SMITH, mas
ter will run during the entire as regular
packet between New Orleans and Shreveport, Port
Caddo, Benton, Smthand, Jefferson, and all nterme
date landings and plantations The Alton is entirely
new, very substantial and Of light draught, and was
built expressly for the trade. Her officers will pay
particular attention to any business entrusted to the
boat, and make of every exeron give satisfac
ton For freight or passage, apply on board. feb2
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REUBEN WHITE. JNo. W. SMITH. JOS w. BALDWIN.
WHITE, SMITH & BALDWIN,
Receiving, Forwarding and Commission
M Err G H AN rs,
And dealers in
Groceries, Boat and Bar Stores,

PLANTATION SUPPLIES, &c,
Corner of Commerce and Milan streets, Shreveport.
TTAVING purchased from Mr.. E. G. Hart the COM
Il L modous Brick Warehouses; formerly occupied
by Mr.. L. E. Carter, and more recently by Mr.. Nat.
Moore we are prepared to receive and store cot
ton merchandise and produce, and solicit the patron
age ofour friends and the public, pedging ourselves
to give prompt attention to all business entrusted to
our care. We will keep on hand at all times large
and complete stock of Plantation Supplies Boat and
Bar Stores and Groceries, of all descriptions, to which
we request the attention of purchasers. . ...,.
N. B. Our entire charges for receiving, storing and
shipping cotton, will be twenty-five cents per bale.
Shreveport, April 8, 1856.
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" A Lazy
W. A. LACY. SAM WEI
LACY AZ WELLS

Il ACs1 G ILLS,
A TT0RNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW
~ Shreveport, La Win practice in the courts Of
the parishes Of Caddo DeSoto Bossier Claiborne and
Benyiile. Office on Market street. my20
HARMON A. DREW. j. II. KLLPATRIcK.
DREW & FITZPATRICK,
4 TTORNEYS AT LAW Shreveport, Louisiana.
~ Will practice in the courts of DeSoto, Caddo,
Bossier, Bienvle and Claiborne. Office, in Office
Row, Market street. .m6-tf
J. C. BEALL,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
~ Shreveport, La. Office, Market street jan24
HINTON SMITH, Shreveport r. MUNDY, Mansfield.
MUNDY & SMITH,
A TTORNEYS AT LAW, Shreveport and Mans
~ field, La. Will give prompt attention to any
business entrusted to them in northern Louisiana
REFER TO
Smith & Brother, New Orleans.
Taylor & Hadden,
Rugeley, Blair & Co.
White, Smith & Baldwin, Shreveport.
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Lime.

TORN-3G0 sacks Germ, in store and for sale BY
" T. s. B. JACOBS
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-03-20
Il. j. Armstrong.

The Fsirmont Virginian pays the fol>
lowing Just tribute to this gentleman. =
The fusal Of the Martinsburg Conven.
tion 10 nominate him for the Office be has
So creditably filed. is another evidence
Of the fatility Of attempting to re.nomi-
nate person for an Office where any
amount of patronsgesis dispensed. fhe
could not be renominated, who can
GAS Mr.. Armstrong is ere long to retire
from public life, we imagine that his enc
mics may now be willing to do justice to
his good. qualities. consistent ID emo
craft an undertaking adhefent to princi!
pie, an honest man dgalipoliiician, be!
loved iiby sallahisi intimate sfriends, Mr.,
Armstrong goes back to the serene COM
forts oEpriYate life withthe fulte
ness that4no Uman icani truly say anght
against his purity motiyeL or uconduct.
No member Of the convention desired his
Ilneniinaticn more, earnestly than eourself.
aud none feltomore regretsat his defeat,
Considering. however. thenextent Eof the
district and the osdiyersi6ed aintefesss
,shereins as well as the 1largea ndmbersof
Epersons anxious ,toistep into his slippers.
to say nothing of theFanimosities necessa.
rllyecreated by him, ins the discharge, of
Ehispdutiessait is IA high complimentdo Mr..
a. that heareeceiycd "a, majority of the
votes intheinominatiug convention Some
petty charges against him, which. have
been circulatedlin this county. we, had in.
tended to notice; but as he!is not before
the people. aud feelsia profound contempt
for any one whoowould be so mean as to
charge thimuwith being actuated by any
other than the highest motives ip,perform.
ing his. du,ies. we win let them sleep the
sleep of death.n Il. s.1saesioq aai 80
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clared by the President. to be duly NOM
mated whereupon, it was on motion,
resolved ttatsthe nomination be declared
unanimous. which was accordingly snd
cordially voted.
On motion, ID was resolved that. the
President appoint FIVE Delegates to Off
.cialiy inform Hon. q. Kidwel OF his nom
ination.
The President appointed the following
gentlemen to constitute said committee:
sa r., w. Baylor. Of Jefferson ), ] 81. PEN
dle.on. of Ohio; T. s. Hall. Of Fauquier;
y. r. Janney, Of Clarke !; F. p. Turner, OF
Jackson. . sg RsKF, EEsGsK9AsE "a
~ ons4motion Il was, Resolves. thatathe
unanimous thanks of this convention. be
and are hereby rendered to Mr.. WI.
Wiley, the presiding officer. sandahis able
assistants. for the prompts digni6ed and
efficient manner in which they 1haye dis,
charged their respective dutiessel9ie sll
A vote Of thanks. to the citizens, OF
Mattinsburg forlatheir hospitality. and
kindness during the session of the Con-
yention.i was also PASSED islou III
On motion the Convention then d ad
journed, sine die tlls.iBl 20 81 10 so.I
-..;sra w. j.. WILLEY, Pres't.a
A. NJ. KITzMILLER.. Sec'y ss.4.g3sd
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ANOTHER SERAToRIAL CANDrDArK.-We
are informed that Jacob B. Jackson, Esq,
Of Peasants county has been nominated
for Senate from this Senatorial district !;
but when and where nominated NE have
yet to learn. Il was rumored here last
week that another Democratic convention
was to have met i'll Richie county on
the roth, but we have received no account
of its meeting and presume that it did not
assemble. AS Mr. Jackson is Know
Nothing, Of course lie is not the progeny
Of the talked>of Harrisville convention.
We have nov two regularly nominated
candidates for the Senate. in this district,
and the canvass may be considered as
fairly begun. The district is largely De-
mocratic and as we have good candidate
there can be no doubt of his election
Under the circumstances. small MAORI
ty would be as inglorious Us defeat at
other times, and we hope our Democratic
friends will determine to give Mr.. Neal a
larger vote than that received by Mr..
Buchanan last fall.
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MUTUAL FIRE Insurance COMPANY OF
LoUDoN CoUNrr.-We have been fur.
nished with copy Of the Charter. Con.
stitution and Bylaws Of the Mutual Fire
Insurance Company of Loudon county,
which we have read carefully with the
view of ascertaining if it contained any
advantages to the insurer, over other in
surance Companies and as an evidence
Of the conclusion at which we have ar
rived. we have but to say that we lave
insured in the company. We believe the
company to be entirely solvent. and MAJ
naged upon correct business principles ;
and besides, it is home company-be-
longs to our own State, and on this ac-
count. if on no other, with all other
things equal. should be given the prefer
ence. We can see no good reason for
sending our money abroad. when it can
be just as well. If not little better, in
vested at home A. a. Lewis, ESQ.,, OF
Weston. is an agent ofthe company. The
people Of that place generally, we be-
lieye. insure IN this company.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-03-20

F1RE.-The dwelling house in this
place owned by 7 A Hornor. and occu1
pied by Mr spates, the Supervisor of the
N w Va Railroad. frome,Grafton to
Clarksburg. was burned on last Friday
night. No insurance.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-03-20

Bl4cKwooD EQRa Feb FSERRyAaT 81 This ,Po>
pular magazine for the last month has
been received. .andiit maintains its. high
position among periodical publications.
See advertisement in another column.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-03-20
List OF Public Acts Passed Thirty
Fourth Congress. taF

Fourth Congress. t|f-.f=j
This is complete up to tho evening Of March
An act TO authorize the President Of
the UnitedsStates to cause 70 be, procured
by purchase or otherwise, suitable
steamer as a revenue cutter. b,,zssr-
An act authorizing the establishment
Of navy depot on Blythe Island at Bruins
wick. on the coast Of Georgia, and for
other purposes. sa. sq.essG 10
An act TO divide the State Of Texas into
two judicial districts. ma -sg as
An act TO extend The time for selling
the lands granted TO- the Kentucky Asys
lum FOR teaching the deaf and dumb. 81
An act making, preparations for the
support Of the. Military Academy for, the
year ending June 3otb. 1855. .,.g,s,.,
An act making preparations for the
payment Of inyalids and other pensions Of
The United States for the year ending
Jnne 3Oth. 1853. 49,, I'M,
An act making Preparations for the
consular and diplomatic. expenses Of the
government ending June 3otb. 1858.
An act for the construction Of wagon
road from the south pass of the Rocky
Mountains. in Nebraska territory. via
Great Salt Lake Valley. TO Honey Lake
Valley. 10 tie eastern portion Of the State
of California, and for the establishment
Of military posts therenpon.. me- ~
An act more effectually TO enforce the
attendance of witnesses on the summons
Of either House Of Congress. and 70 COM
pei them TO discover testimony. 80
Joint resolutions, for the furnishing Of
a complete, set Of, weights and measures
for the State Of Vermont: So: - =. q,
An.ac to amend an act entitled !" An
act TO promote the efficacy Of the navy
An act regulating the Term Of the Cir.
cult Court Of the district of Columbia,
and for other purposes. - ,aea q, nn-s5
An act relating % foreign coins, and To-
the coinage Of cents a. the Mint 81 the
An act providing in Tor The eap pIa,l NJ
prepayment ON all transient printed mat
ter. ----- .
An act supplementary 10 an act TO or
ganize an institution for the insane Of the
Army and Navy and the district Eof Coz
lpmbia; in. said District approved. March
Sd, 1885, 'sasusl3 III ssssaze0 70
-oAlfesolution respecting tie distribution
OF certain biicsdocaments.d 10 saoiisi
{ "a resolution granting further tins To-
The creditors Of Texas TO present their
claims. and for other purposes.
a resolution for the appointment Of
Regent to the Smithsonian Institute.
An act to autborirs The psopls Of fhs
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-03-20
FRIDAY, MARCH 90. 1887.
Democratic Nominations.
FOR COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC WORKS
Hon. u. Kidwcll,
OF MARION.
FOR CONGRESS. +"
A. G.. JENKINS,
.. OF CABELL. a5-s.
a.. FOR SENATE, Il (.
Daniel II. Neal,
.... ........ OF WOOD.
Democratic Nominations.
LADIEs, sUpPER.

The ladies Of CIarksburg will give supper
in Dcspnrd's new Buildings, on Wednesday ev
ening, the 25th inst, the proceeds of which are
to be applied to the furnishing of the NJ. T..
Church, South. in this place.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-03-20

D- Tho second Quarterly Meeting of the NJ.
f. Church, South, in CIarksbuFg. will commence
on the !! inst,ut.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-03-20

There being no choice the President
ordered the 9Th ballot. The Chair at this
point enforced tue rule Of the House of
Delegates, whereby the lowest. in nomi-
nation should be dropped. unless the can.
didate was renominated. Whereupon,
Charles Blue. was dropped. bu. re.nomi>
mated by Mr.. --. Mr.. Erich. of OHIO,
then nominated q. Kidwell Of Marion.
Mr.. Turner, of Jackson. protested
against the name of his friend. the Hon.
Mr.. Kidwell. being brought before the
Convention, and least of all at this stage
of the proceedings. withoutthe assent and
appreciation Of his friends, he having re-
Gently had an interview with his honor>
able friend. in which he had desired that
his name might not at any time be used,
in this connection. If the harmony and
unanimity of action should be at all dis.
turbed. MIR. Turner. here appealed to
Mr.. Erich. to withdraw the nomination
which he declined to do. The 9Th bal
lot follnno
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DEAru OF An tx CoxaREssaffAls-The

DEAru OF AN Ex CosGREssI4s-
Hon David 7 Disney. formerly member
Of Congress from the Cincinnati aud Ham;
lion county district, in, Ohio. died id
Washing ton on Saturday, Of infisma alton
Of the lungs. The deesased was a naatiYe
OF Baltimore, aud EN- ztedd to the West
when u i56y i. V 81 FORMERLY a memt,et
81 BON ipranc hes oi tie Ohio Legislature,
and the presiaing member of each house,
sr9 81 sq'isntlS esyed IN congress for
OK man Of fne abilities
ard dtrd m rns Ssh yssr Of bis sge.
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There being no choice, the President
ordered the 7th ballot. Mr.. Newton,
now withdrew the name ofMr. Armstrong,
and Charles Blue. being the lowest on the
list OF nomieations, was dropped.
Mr.. Burdett, then nominated Israel
Robinson. of Berkeley. Mr.. Hall, of Fau-
quier, then nominated r. NJ. Smith.
Of Alexandria. Mr.. Oldham. Of Marshall.
nominated VIM. Jones, of Brooke. The
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-03-20
lTcoMMUNIcArED.l
Richard L. Brown.


I'VE are gratifed to see that Col Brown,
of BuckhannoR, is fayorably spoken of as
candidate for seat in the next House
of Delegates of Virginia. He is very
well.qualiied for the position. aud is of
sufficiently active. and industrious habits
to make asusefulirepresentative-h COM
bines the twoyrcquisites of knowing how
to do, and possessing aSwillingnessit to do
without which no Representative is
worth alfarthing to his constituents. 9,io
y. The people Virginia at this time,
should recollect that they are oppressed
with an almost ruinous tax system&t
our monetary affairs are already embar-
raised, and there is o schemeion'foot to APP.
propriate 'naiIions more :ofthe public mon.
ely at the next session, for The completion
of unfinished works of internal improve.
ments. If this should be done, the great
massesof the citizens will be almost pau.
perzed under the workings'o of Legislative
those things We should select good men
those who are interestod, and have
aspride ofacharacter, on Ahes subject
those who could not be honey fuggIed with
mud turnpike improvements. and those
who are perfectly lmPervlous TO the tascl'
nations OF a seductive society that .tickles
our taste to win our money! 81
L do not know better man in whom
the people can cohtide the responsibility.
ties Of a Representative than Col. Dick
Browne a5, Tst g .lss rigA 4 10
lie has taken good care Of his own in.
terest in this country, which is very sure
indication that he, will take equally good
care OF the interests that may DO cohtided
10 him. .aeJ i'2aaHfhg :! III
The Democracytof the Senatorial dis.
trict have made capital selection in the
nomination of John Brannon.e IT'S true,
he's Dutch nevertheless. he is. q good
man and true he has done as much for
North. Western Virginiaaas any delegate
we have had for many years. With him
as file leader, uohrepresentatiyes as Col.
and Brown would at all times be sufficient
forgthe protection oil. our interests May
he be elected. TAX PAYER
r,.s. &. Har
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LITERARY Society.

There will &c meeting of The Clarks-
burg Literary Society this evening. at the
courthouse; Tie exercises sill consis. of
a debate on the following subject
Is a National Debt beneficial to IN
country?" 5han
Affirmative S H johnson. Esq. Robert
Johnston; Negative Maj James N Jack
sen. H H Lee, Esq. The public are in
yited to attend. . go ss!4tGt III. b
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BOARD OF PUBLIC, WoRKs.s-We learn
that the convention that met In Martins
burg onlthe 6thtinst.S TO nominate R,can>
didate for the upper districts Ia place Of
Col Armstrong, whose term expires on
the list of July next. after several ballots.
selected the Hon 2 Kidwell Of Marion
county. late member of Congfess from
the Wheeling, districtu; i DR. Kidwelt will
make an efficient and acceptable member
ofIthe Board, and ::asl bis nomination L.
equivalent TO an election, ne eongratulate
the district on the result, We must beparE
doned, however, for expressing q sincere
regret at the loss Of Col, Armstrong, .
most excellent gentleman, and, in every
respects faithful. ables conseienti iona and
useful oficer--ope who has seLyed his
constituents with great 16delity, and has
made many friends. in Eastern Virginia
by his uniform urbspity, and the justice
and honesty that have marked his aets as
a member Of the Board pt Public Works,
EDS bas 3r5iidfg al Richmond Eng.
~ The NExT HousE on lIfERREsEsrETryks
The impression prevails To- some eJe
tent That tho democrats have already
chosen a sufficient Of members'to
insure, q majority in, the next House, pt
Representatives., The Wasbington Union;
however, shows that thiss Impression 10
not only erroneous, but that they hare 70
gain seven members over their strength
in the las. House. The gain, too. Is yet
to be made in che thirteen States veto
elect. which az the last congregational,
elections returned forty.seyen democrsta
70 tl1irty. three opposition. gy.A M
--sY : he-Ell-taEz = Z = s.ssifl 5hl
e Mr.. Jenkins Appointments. b;osb
Mr.;Jsnkinss the Democralic candidate
for Congress ID This district win addfsss
die people II The following simss. ana
places. He has invited Mr.. Garlic 10 30
presen. and ,cansasa.lhe district with him.
Randolpb. eas 49, ,sst essa3
Lewis. b;ssta u ees "a Circuit Coust.
Barbour April IS. Co. Court Q
Bpshur. .iast1 asi's 3. Circuit Court.
Rftchie. Ebass44 10 's5siyfa. 81 1sssaira9ra
Calhoun, 80 asl'a .siF7ria. County Court
Tucker, o. se9dj atsE LIB. - 81 ~
Harrison. Is. .srl a. 20. Circuit Court.
wo.,d 5s5u sd sit. za. 81 d'y Go. q.
DoddTidge." g ~. County CT
Writ. fnS1is ~ .dlS1s. 20. Circait Court.
Mason. q May Il. County c.ts'
jackson. :" 6. Circuit CT
Roane. :. Circui. CT in Nay
Ksnawha. May 2a. Circuit CT.
Putnam. %.
CsbsR. q %. Comfy CT
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-03-20

~ Godey's Lady's Book for April is
already on our table. Its filed with its
usual variety Of fashions. light literature,
DC. s. '.o-
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-03-20

The COnventlon. here recleVed an IN
Vitation from Hon. Charles James Faux
ner. extending to each and every mem
Der of the Convention to spend the even
ing at his house, which the Convention
cordially accepted. and at O'clock. p.
NJ. adjourned until O'Clock, to>mQtow
morning.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-03-20

ag ,LieasqG Gov. Mot omasg is at pre-
SEN. on a-visit to this place. He shocking
rsmarkably wellH-as though the cold
weather.in@Nebraska.during the past
winter had agreed with himaa We UNI
derstand indirectly tina. his business OPP
erations in thatiTerritory have been quite
successful. We hope he may MAJ live many
years to enjoy it, vsvss'A ~ y 81 81
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Convention r-g ,- 4
The Know Nothing Congressional Con-
vent:on at Parkersburg. on the 9TH inst,
seems to have been very slim affair,
Notwithstanding our efforts to induce that
party, and particularly the friends Of Mr..
Carlile, to " stand up to the rack" 1t
seems that only the counties of Harrison
and Doddridge were represented from
this end of the district. and as we never
heard OF any meetings being held ap-
pointing delegates from either of them.
We suppose they are portion of those
counties spoken Of in the article below.
from the Parkersburg News, which were
represented by gentlemen in Petersburg
on business. We are very much disposed
to think hard of our 4" american" friends
in this end OF the district, for not respond
ing to our earnest appeals to . them to
come up and save the country. from the
devastation of Democracy. Where were
the denizens OF Braxton, g the young
American giant. of Tucker, Randolph,
Barbour. Upshur. Lewis. Gimer. Cal
boun, Roane and Richie Was there
none in these counties with sufficient pa
triotism to go to Parkersburg and help
"Americans rule America" Alas it
seems there was not one. In giving an
account Of the proceedings, the News
says:
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The Know-Nothingn Congressional,
Convention. rg
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-03-20

RE. cowAs, ESQ This gentleman.
formerly 4 citizen of this county. has
.besen nominated Tor the House of Dele
oates BY the Democrats of Preston coun-
T. Mr.. Gowan is > young man of fine
Abilities. and Ills many friends in this
County viii be pleased to learn he is ap-
preciated in his adopted place of resi-
dence.
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SECOND DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
The President called the Convention
to order at o'clock, and decIAred thai
they would now proceed to the 9Th ballot.
which was 10 f1nllnuc
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years to enjoy it, yz,2lA y ! u -