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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-05-14
En-. The Renister

For the Register.
recently examined the card of Mr..
Mccain and others, of April 30th, and
found Mr.. Chas. Holden charged with
having denied his responsibility to the
primary election ofthe Democratic party,
on the 22d ofApril last.
Now, with all due respect to Mr.. Nc
Cam, and also, to the American party,
I would say that the above charge, we
will not pretend to deny, but contend
that, according the report from Lumber
port and Shinnston, Mr.. Holden was al
together justifable in saying what he did,
as he went into strict Democratic con-
vention; and I notice in the card of Mr..
Robinson that. with the same breath he
charges Mr.. Holden with having denied
his obligations to the Convention, he ex>
plains the reason why he did so, which,
l think. ought to be satisfactory without
any further explanation. Now, Mr.. Hol.
den did not refuse to abide the act Of the
meeting if confined to the Democratic
party. 1fyou will examine Mr.. Robin
sons card, you will find that he says Mr.
Holden told him he understood that Mr..
McCann had received Know Nothing
votes in the Lower District, and that he
would not submit to the nomination of
Mr.. Nc Cam unless the American votes
were stricken out,-or take the vote as
recorded for Gov. Wise, A. G. jenkins,
or G. w. Smith, and by such he would
abide which was surely fair proposition.
Now, if the above statement OF Mr.. Rob-
lnson be true, which we have no reason
or inclination TO doubt. then, of course,
Mr.. Holden cannot be chargable with do
ing wrong. He said what almost any
man would have said, under the circum>
stances. Mr.. Holden considered it as l
did. unfair. If it had been understood in
the Upper District that the doors should
be opened for all parties to vote, l have
no doubt that Mr.. Holden would have
found as many American friends in his
District as Mr.. Mccain did in his. Mr..
Holden is. however. charged with reoeiv.
ing 2 or Know Nothing votes. This
he told me he had no knowledge Of. And
we have no evidence that said American
voters, if any. did not intend to support
the nominees of the Democratic party.
except in the case Of T. A. Horner, of
West Milford, of which Mr.. Holden had
no knowledge. sPs
:, 0PPothteu W assist IN comparing
the votes on the Gath ult., and report the |
nominees-and our vote was SO strong at
the new precinct. on Lost Creek, that
even my books were challenged, and 1 |
delivered them up to undergo the scruti>
MIXING criticism of their enemies, telling
them at the same time, that 1 would bacR
that might be found therein.
And | am proud to say for their encour.
agement. that by the Fourth THURSDAY.
the infant boy will have grown to man.
hood. and We will then Be able TO fur.
nlsh q much larger vote for Smith. Coop.
Very respectfully. yours.
81. G. KNISELEY.
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SETTLEMENTS In WESTERN VIRGINIA.


A correspondent of the Lewisburg Era.
writing from Braxton county. Va. says:
Some of our citizens are about leaving
US to settle in the new county, Clay,
which. it is said, is to be located on the
north side of Elk river. opposite the mouth
of Buffalo Greek. on the land belonging
to company consisting of your fellows
townsman Samuel Price, Esq, Allen T.
Caperton, Esq. Mr.. Edwards, of New
York, and Major B. w. Byrne of this
place, member of the House of Dele
gate. The company, it is said, own one
hundred thousand acres of land in the
new county, containing immense quaint.
tiel OF camel coal, bitumous coal, and
other varieties of that valuable mineral.
Fifty families of emigrants, number
of whom have already arrived, are about
to settle on lands which they have pur>
chased on the Kanawha river, few miles
above the Bullstown works, in this coun-
ty. The ball is in motion. and Braxton
will soon receive large accessions to her
population.
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BENEFITS OF Readers
of this paper may remember the letter we
copied from the New York Times, writ.
ten by VIM: H. Carr, Of Eagle Grove.
Franklin, county, KY. published in %.
tober last, and advertising for wife,
He wanted "a lady a Bout 80 years old
and one that BARS good carrictur--
Round false and meadiam mouth with
thin lips that wilt always cover her teeth
(that is when her mouth is shut) she
must Bee toleraBly we'll Educated and
lndustriuss and not to way less than 1870
nor more than $50 lbs We learn that
Mr.. Carr, received one hundred and one
applications in reply to this epis.le: but
the fortunate lady was the Widow Briggs.
of Columbus, Ohio. who at once opened
a correspondence with Mr.. Carr, which
led to visit from him. and eliminated
in the following. which we End in the
Columbus co., Gazette:
MARRIED-April !, by the Rev. L. Taft,
at the residence of the bride. WIZ. II.
CARR. of Eagle Grove. KY, and Mrs. A.
P. BRIGGS. Of this city.
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ACoU1TTAL FOR KILLING SHpuCER IN
KEHTUCKr.-The trial of Hardesty for the
shooting of Grub occupied three DAYS of
last week, at Burlington, Boone county.
II will be remembered that a sister of
Hardesty was seduced by Grub and that
Hardesty told the seducer that he would
give him six months between marrying
the girl and being killed. The six months
expired, and Grub not having married
the girl. Hardesty met him, and on sight
shot him. The evidence showed that
Grubb was armed also in expectation OF
the attack, but was shot in the act of draw
ing his weapon. The trial was ended
last Thursday. and the verdict was rem.
dered not guilty. The following is the
substance Of the jud gment pronounced by
Judge Nutall upon the verdict of not gull.
ty by the jury in behalf of Hardesty:
Sra: You have been indicted by a
grand jury of your country upon a most
heinous charge. You have put yourself
upon Jour country, and God 70, your de-
hverance. You have had fair and inn
partial trial before them, and they have
both pronounced you not guilty, and so
aay |. Il may be improper for mo to az
press my sentiments. yet. nevertheless. I
will dol. Young man. lad been wron.
ged as you have been, I would have spent
every dollar had on earth, and all tbat
could have begged and borrowed, and
inen starved upon the track of the villain.
put would have imbued my hands in
NJ 1s blood. Go hence, without DELAY
lou are acquitted l-Loaisvils Courier.
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THE LARGEST RAFT EVER F1oArEp ON
TIE UPPER M1ss1ss1PP1.-The largest raft
Of lumber ever foated upon the Upper
Mississippi passed La Crosse, on its way
from Black River Falls to St. Louis. on
the Gath uls. at was the greatest sight. >
says the Democrat. sever seen in these
waters The raft was manned BY twen>
ty-four oar doing its work. Tho size of
the raft was FIVE hundred and sixty feet
long. by two hundred wide, and the
amount of lumber which it contained full
q million feet. together with $50, 900 lath
and ESQ. 600 shingles. There were two
good sized houses erected on board, and
the whole crew and officers consisted M
captain. twenty-four oarsmen, two cooks.
one clerk and bottle-washer, which. tos
gether with balck bear and bull dog
made up all the occupants.
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New MAP OF VIRGINIA. - Messrs.
Richie d Dunhavant are about to pub.
lish new Map of Virginia, brought
down to the present time. with all Che
new counties. town. roads and railroads.
It's size is two feet four inches. by three
feet three. On rollers suited for parIors
or halls. the price is So. In cases. for
the pocket 81 80. As very competen.
artist are employed upon the work. We
look for very good and useful man
from their hands. II will be ready for
delivery in few days.
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IMMENSE AMOUNT OF MONEY ON DEpos-
IT IN THIS CouNTRY.-In the Banks of the
four great cities of this country, New
York, Boston, Philadelphia and New Or.
leans. there was last week on deposit no
less than one hundred and twenty eight
and a quarter millions of dollars. an in
crease on the previous week of nearly
two millions of dollars. This does not
show any great evival of business in Il o
country at large. In Boeton, previous
to the great financial crisis. the amount
on deposit in the various banks of the
city was not much over fourteen millions
Of dollars; it is now twenty and half
millions. The specie in the banks of the
four cities last week was fifty.seven mill
lions FIVE hundred thousand dollars; the
previous week fifty FIVE millions eight
hundred thousand dollars-an increase Of
a million and half in one week. In
Boston, within the past six mouths the
amount of specie in the banks has abou.
doubled.
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lhrHovEMEsT.-Weh have been sent by
Mrs. E! Hayden. of this county, four
hens eggs. laid by the same biddy in
as many successive days, commencing
with the smallest and ending with the
largest. They range in size. from S to
Z 3>a inches in circumference. This is
another evidence of the rapid improve.
mens Of Western Virginia.
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May II, 1858.
For the Register.
HOUSE OF REpREsRNrAT1vEs,l
Nay 10th, 1859. {

Dear Sirs
Having received numerous applications
for the last Patent Office Reports, wish
to say through your columns. that the
Patent Office Reports of the year 1857,
will not be ready for distribution this SEES.
sion, and that those of 1856, were all
assigned to my predecessor. Hon. J. S.
Garlic. in accordance with the usual GUS
tom.
For time at the beginning of the ses>
sion of Congress. the reports of 1856,
could he purchased at the book stores in
this city. but they cannot be got now.
The papers in the District will confer a
favor by publishing the above.
Yours truly, a. G. JENKINS.
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(oonMuslcArED.)

To THE ED1ToRs OF THE REa1srER:
GENT. 1t has been said by one and
perhaps SO said at the suggestion of an
other-that l had reported that O. w.
Smith had given Jno. @. Campbell. ESQ.,.
$3.50 to become candidate for the off
ice of Clerk of The Circuit Court. 1t is
due to Mr.. Campbell and myself, that l
should say, that I never gave circulation
to any such report. nor do l believe it;
and that believe Mr.. Campbell would
treat with merited contumely any such
offer from my competitor for the office in
question.
Respectfully,
Nav IL 1873
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No sA1yArIos roa BLACK MKs.-Rey.
s. D. Baldwin. Methodist minister, IA a
recent work. brings forward tie original
idea that the deeendents Of Ham and
shem enjoy no promise of persuasion or
conversion, Of faith and confession. AZ ra.
ees z and that tmillennial glory does mot
anticipate their full regeneration This
idea has in il the seed of a new argument
in suPporto Of slavery. sn'
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Very respectfully. yours.
81. G. KNISELEY.

Since I wrote the above card, 1 have
learned that some wag, or set of wags.
have poisoned the very atmosphere ~
this county, with the hideous renor,
:. mat at the swishsr>M Mill precinct, we Kept
the polls open. and received votes two or
three days. This report ia unworthy of
notice but. for the satisfaction of Soma
oil our nominees, and for the reputation Of
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CIRCUIT CouRr.-This court adjourned
on last Saturday, on which day the trial
OF the SANDER case of James Little Us.
David Arnold was terminated. The iu-
~ found verdict Of $25 damages and
the costs, against the defendant. The
costs are supposed to amount to some.
thing like $1,000.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-05-14

LADIES LIBRARY ASSOCIATION. - The
Library will be opened for the loan OF
books on every Saturday afternoon from
two to FIVE o'clock. Library room on
Turnpike street in the office lately occu-
pied by DR.. Daley. All donations of
Books. and pecuniary aid. will be most
received.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-05-14

COMPLETE RETURNS OF THE ELECTION
OF JUDGE MoCoMAs.-On Friday last.
the Sheritfs. by their deputies. of the diff
ferent counties in this Judicial District,
met at Putnam g. H., for the purpose Of
comparing the polls taken at the late
election. The certificate was signed in
favor of Judge McCoMAs. The official
vote stood as follows.
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DiREoroRs.-C. ]. Moore, G. ]. Butch.
or, DIS. Peterson and E. NJ. Tunstill
were elected directors Of the Exchange
Bank at Weston. at a meeting of the
stockholders held at Norfolk. on the 9Th
inst.
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DEArH OF GEs. MEaoEs.-The vener.
able Gen. Charles Fenton Mercer, so
wei and fayorably know throughout the
United States, died near Alexandria. Va
on Tuesday, in the Goth year Of his age.
Many years ago be was distinguished
member of Congress, aud filed other Off
ees OF responsibility with signal ability.
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RECEPTION OF A wARR1oR.-General
Quitman met with most enthusiastic re.
ception at Columbia, 8. c., ON the Sd in.
slant, on the occasion of his visit 10 that
city 70 participate in the anniversary ~
the Palmetto Association Ger so o.; -
man bad the honor of leading on the Pal
metto regiment in the thickest of the tigbt
at the stOrming of the city of Mexico. :
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A MoRMos's BoAsr. - orson HYDE.
one of the Mormon apostles. boasts thatif
he lives ten years and thriyes as he has
been thriving. he will have "sons enough
to make a regiment by themselves. =,
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DrozAsnD.-GsneralPster sken Smith.
formerly an officer in the United States
army. died suddenly at Springfield, Mass.
on the 9Th inst.
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the new precinct, i pronounce il untrue,
a downright Kno Nothing or anti.cons
yentionist no .such-thing. i have, there
fore, taken the pains to procure the fol>
lowing certificate from worthy and re-
spectacle citizen of Harrison county,
whose word cannot be questioned; and
say this for Lost Greek or the Swisher-
Mill precinct, that. what they did then,
will be done again; and 1 am proud that
I can venture to say that when they pre-
sent their poll books at Clarksburg, after
the eth, their votes will be found almost
undivided for the nominees of the Demo-
cratic party.
Respectfully. yours.
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For County Surveyor.

To the Voters OF Harrison County.
The Democratic party having failed 70 aon'
mate candidate for The office Of County SUI
Veyor, and there being NO Democratic CsatA'
ate in the field, have concluded to ofernJ'
self as a candidate for that Office, feeling mr.
self perfectly competent TO discharge The dslst
ROBERT MONROE
We are authorized 70 announce JOHN r.
BOGGESS as a candidate for County SuFysJN
at the ensuing spring election.
live are authorised 70 announce sELDE
"a. OGDEN Esq, as candidate for Savsy"
Oh Harrison County, at the ensuing etectiOs.
NWe are authorized 70 announce CYBts
as q candidate for Surveyor oitl'
t S;onntS Of Harrison, at the ensuing spsins e.
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MARRIED.

On the 18th inst, by Rev. e. Bruen, T.
LEWIS f. CoRBET, of Upshur County. w.
10 Miss SARAH WILCOX Of Harrison Cs1|
~, Va.
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FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
WILLIAM L. JACKSON,
OF WOOD COUNTY,
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY NOMINAL
TIONS.
FOR CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT,
c. w. SMITH.
FOR CLERK OF THE COUNTY COURT,
w. P. COOPER.
FOR SHERIFF.
CHARLES HOLDEN.

FOR COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE.
THOS. HICKMAN, for Upper District.
F. NJ. BROOKS, for the Lower District.
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Notice..
ITust saIe ofNsoyoes, &c.

AFust sete 81 Regyoes1 &c -,
PY virtue Of a Deed Of Trust EIsest;sg
DRichard Fowkes on the 7lh Day O. ~ ~.
1855, TO the subscriber as Trustss-I viii Q ~.
11th day Of June next proceed 70 sell stpes
auction 70 holhighest 6idderat tle fssdsss,.
the said Richard Fowkes In the town 81 W ~ Il.
burg on Main Street-tIis following na5se "a "a
groe slaves, Joseph, Richard, Ana a1a ~ -
Julia and John her child, also three heao = ~ 10
ses and their harness, one largo wagon -
hxturss, also all his stock Of goods
il''' ~ 81 B.DESPARDs 7Jss''"
May 4,Is5s --ny14 Il sges E'
DoTAsH, CoNoENTRATED LYE and We
apaotf JAMES NJ 4 BRO, clarE.baIs ".
IIATs and CAPS, for gents and Boy, ja'''
myS Il THEODORE RosEHTH1ps
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For sheriff.

We are authorized to announce WIN. W. Nc.
CAM, as an independent Democraticc candidate
for Sheriff of Harrison county, At the ensuing
spring election. =
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Doddridge County.

NJ We are authorized 70 Announce WI D.
EARNEST as candidate for CohstabIsl o. v
town Of West Union, At the ensuing spriPgsss'
ton. g;ri tf sfs.ssss q
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1, Jonathan Bond. owner of the prop
erty known as Swisber's Mill. do hereby
certify that there were no votes polled in
the late primary election of the Demo.
cratic party at said mills, after the day
appointed for said election, which was
JoHNAPHAN BOND.
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TRrAL OF J. II. TucKzR. The trial n
Jos. ii. Tucker. indicted for fraud And
embezzlement in the finances of the Min.
eral Bank at Cumberland. was broupb,s
prematurely to close yesterday by i ths
prosecuting attorney, who abandoned ths
case on the testimony for the common.
wealth. and asked verdict of acoui,,s,
from the jury. The evidence has disclo.
.sed some strange processes in the banls
ing business, and affords additional proot
of the necessity for strict supervision :,
these Institutions for the protection OF Ma
public.
EE-A correspondent of the New Yo.l
Times. writing from Fort LeayenHorlh Of
the preparations making for ths Mormon
expedition. says Of the little valleys sur.
rounding the city. which afford good
grazing: s q
These have been availed Of for psstnr.
ing the large droyes and herds Of mules
and oxen in waiting here for Transports
ton service. Standing to day upon
high bluff overlooking the city and the
country back oft, could see the white
tents Of The herdsmen. dotting the green
sward here and there, far asthe, eve.
could reach. gi.sEtiisss s3s
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Jas. M. Jackson,
Luther Raymond,
E. M. DAVIDSON, Clarksburg.
Robert Johnston,
J. w. Harris,
L. W. Holden, Conductor.
John Strother,
David Rogers,
L. D. Hagerty. sardis.
NJ. Stiers,
Peter Ash,
Alfred Rogers. Conductor.
P. H. Wolf.
Jacob Fultz.
VIM. Lynch, Lynoh's.
P. F. Randolph,
A. Rittenhouse,
J. P. Lynch, Conductor.
o. L. Medscar,
Abner Stout.
Thomas Ramage. West Milford.
Jacob Pritchard,
]. D. Smith. :.
L. D. Holden. Conductor.
L. D. Swisher,
VIM. Blake.
John D. Romine, Swish Mills.
Jonathan, Bond,
Lemuel Dawson,
Martin E. Hall, Conductor.
N. E Hefflin
M H Warren
Thomas B Martin Bridgeport.
Alba Minor
james NJ Golden
James Mccain, Conductor.
Samuel Boggess.
Truman Elliott
Noah Harbert Lumbeoport.
&c Garrett
Daniel Rriblett
James M Lyons, Conductor.
John B. Lowe
s s Flemming
Jacob Long Shinnston.
Richard Everson
Seth Shinn
Job Martin, Condueor.
Amaziah D Coplin
James Dever
Nathan DAVIDSON Union.
Simon Lang
Job Green
Isaac G Coplin. Conductor.
a w Martin
J NJ Carpenter
B ] Bassell Romines.
William Young
VIM. NJ Blair
Samuel Carpenter, Conductor.
Militia Commissioners.
The following gentlemen were appoint
ID to conduct the election for the differs
int regiments of militia in this county:
Martin E. Hall.
Solomon Ward, 18th Reg.
Jacob Pritchard
]. B Wright }
Luther Raymond 18th Reg.
CIV Smith
John R Stout
Geo. T Ross 18Th Reg.
D D Wilkinson
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For clerk of the County Court.

TOT SleEk Oh the county court. H
D- We are authorized 10 announce MAT.
THEW ]. ORR Us an independent candidate
for Clerk OF the County Court Of Harrison
county, at the ensuing election.
90 We are authorized 10 announce ROBERT
F. CRISIS rs a candidate for Clerk Of the CSun.
ty Court Of Harrison county al tho sn,aIpg
spring election. .5 ssssf
tzg-We are authorized to announce GEORGE
W: DAKoN as an Independent Democratic can.
didato for clerk of the county court Of Harrison
county, at tho ensuing election. Si
For COMMISSIONS CIR of the Revenue.
tW-We are authorized to announce PETER
REED as candidate for Commissioner Of Tie
Revenue in Richie county. -s
" We are authorized to announce ADD.
SON R1TTENHOUSE as a candidate for Cen.
missioner Of the Revenue for the Lower d..
trict, at the ensuing spring election.
10 We arc authorized to annou nee GEORGE
B: HARTER as a candidate for Commissionsf
Of the Revenue for the Lower District Of Hsri.
son county at the ensuing election.
1--WE are authorised TO announce J0HNA
RICH ARDS, as an Independent candidate b'
C0mmi ssloner Of the Revenue for the upper liS'
trict of Harrison county. aff
We arc authorized to announce VIM. z. BEN.
Revenue, for the lower district Of HanisoO
county. ah anu aasa
For Constable. a2e
1.-Two are authorized TO announce DAVID
M. MONROE, as candidate for constable b
the first district at the ensuing election.
We are authorized 10 Announce JAMES I
BARTLETT as . candidate for Constable, ier
the first district Of Harrison county 1t the snEu
ing spring election.
~ We are authorized to announces EVAN
+. LOWTHER as candidate for Conststisfa
town Of Clarksburg, at the ensuing election
9We are authorized TO announces SILAS
HOFF, as a candidate for Constable Of the Cot
Poration of Clarksbnrg, at tho ensuing spFing
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. Knayery % the worst trade.
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County Court.

County Court.
The County Court sat on last Monday
and adjourned on last Tuesday. The fol-
lowing Commissioners to conduct the
elections on the eth inst. were appoint.
IL.