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aGDTRAY NOTICE.
-Gen mp BY Perry Frink, At his residence q
Onion Grove. In Cedar County. lows, on the tn
day Of August, 1851, light iron grey horse. son
posed 70 Be years old; white i<gs asd white
isce, and appraised 1t $l00 before Ak Haisley
Esq. 3. w. YOUNG.
Upton Oct 10th. 1857. 4o.3m CLERK.
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invite the Attentions Of Farmers, Builders, Me-
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10 their extsasive and aseqnalled selected STICK
Flooring, Cedar
Lumber, Siding,
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COTES 4 DAVIES.
Davenport, Iowa. Oct. -.
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2cn Upton, Iowa.
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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-04-02

my business as usual: about half past 8
O'Clock at night, after conversation with
a gentleman in tbs parlor Of the National.
walked othe front door Of the hotel.
not intending, however. 10 leave the hotel
steps. 8Ast soon as got on the upper
stop, I was struck, without any warning.
above the right ear. with what am in!
formed was slung shot. ! did not see
any one. l fell PROSTATE on the pave.
ment; when recovered my feet. was
repeatedly knocked down. by blows from
the rear; some man then held my arm,
whilst those behind beat me. l finally
got loose and drew revolver, when !
was stunned by blows again; before
could userit upon the man in front the
revolver was wrested from me. When ]
was being carried into the house, l was
struck, as I am informed. three blows. by
Barber. Kelly aud man whom never
saw that know OF. named Dilley. Thi.
statement is made to the best of my
recollection.
JAMES NJ. JACKSON.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-04-02

WHo ARE ENGAeED IN THE SLAVE
TRADE.-A letter from the coast Of Afri.
ca mentions twenty>two vessels. of all de-
scriptions. which have been captured by
the English cruisers since April Of last
year. for being engaged in the slave
trade. All but one were American. and
the larger number belonged to New
YORK. Boston and New Orleans. The
FREE STATES take the palm 10 this bust.
ness. The Soulherners, apparently. have
less TO SAY about slavery, and DO less
TO perpetuate it.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-04-02

A VIRGINIA DrAMoND.-Mr. G. P. Mat.
thieves. has exhibited at the Cincinnati
Times Office what he claims as a diamond
of the first water. andithe largest in the
world. 1t has an inch and half Of di
ameter. and nearly an inch OF thickness
The Times says:
1t is surprisingly brilliant, particular
ly when viewed by gas light. Mr.. Mat
thieves says be has been offered for il
f24,0oo. twas found by the father o.
the present possessor iu the gold mines
OF Rockingham county. Virginia. about
70 years since. 1t has remained in the
rough state ever since. until few weeks
ago. when Mr.. Matthews being satisfied
by every test that it was in reality a d.
amond. took it to New York and had it
dressed. This precious gem weighs 144
carats. The Koh-i-noor. if we remem-
Der. weighs about 100 carats. There
have been several diamonds found in the
gold regions of Virginia. Last year one
found in said locality was sold at Rich
mond for $500. a.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-04-02
THE LATE CounAspzR HrRnnns

TIE LATE CoMNANDER HERNpoS. -
Yesterday. Mr.. Commissioner Whiting
duly issued apension certificate to the
widow OF the late Commander Herndon.
The amount allowed her annually by the
la" is very inconsiderable: so much so as,
under the circumstances in which her
gallant husband and protector lost his
life. to be ridiculous. Her case is one to
Justify amply the ensctment OF a special
aW through which the country shall
charge itself with the duty of providing
hereafter suitably for her and her orphans.
Wash. Star.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-04-02
JAMES NJ. JACKSON.

THE DEMOCRATIC Caucus IN WASHING.
ToN.-Between sixty and seventy demo.
cratic members OF the House Of Repre-
sentative. held caucus in Washington.
on Saturday. and appointed ten Lecomp.
ton and ten anti-Lecomptonites, com
mittee to confer together and ascertain
whether any thing can be done to secure
harmony and concert Of action in refer
ence to the question Of admitting Kansas
into the Urion. Mr.. Stephens. of Geo.
in stating the object Of the meeting. said
il was to confer together-the Lecompton
and anti Lecompton democrats-and see
if some arrangement could not be made
to unite the discordaut elements. He
was ready 10 hear any suggestion from
those gentlemen upon this Kansas diff
Guilty. He had never yet been able 80
ascertain what-those gentlemen desired.
He. for one. was for unity and harmony.
and desired above all things to preserve
the party intact; and he believed it could
be done if proper spirit was manifested.
Mr.. English, Of Ind, who proposed the
appointment Of the committee. said he
was not in the habit Of obtruding his
opinion. but he felt that great RESPONSE.
bility rested upon every democratic repre-
senta'iyes. He concurred in what Mr..
Stephens had said in reference to the inn
portance Of promoting harmony in the
democratic family. He liked the concili>
atory spirit of this speech. and deeply re-
GREETED that such a fraternal spirit had
not been earlier manifested. If it had
been. much of the existing trouble and
bad feeling would have been avoided
He spoke Of the danger to the democrat
ic party likely to grow out of this ques'
ton If it were not settled. and urged the
committee from each side to meet on
terms Of equality. and as members Of the
same democratic household. to counsel
together. Good might come OF il; and
at all events. il no agreement could be
effected. matters would be no worse than
they now are. He could scarcely think
OF a greater calamity than the divisions
and overthrow Of the democratic party,
and the elevation to its place Of one pure
ly sectional. The question with him was
not SO much what ought to have been
done with this question originally. as
what could have been done with it in the
position TO which it was drifted.
The caucus then adjourned to re as.
sembly this evening to hear the report Of
the committee. The following gentle
men composed the committee:-English
Of Indiana; Keitt. Of South Carolina
Groesbeck. of Ohio; Stephens, Of Gcor.
gia: Graf &. Of Missouri. Owen Jones, o.
Pennsylvania; Cockrell. Of Ohio; Branch
Of North Carolina: Dewort, Of Pennsyl
vania; Quitmen. Of Mississippi; Foley. o
Indiana; CLANCY Jones. of Pennsylvania
Pendleton. of Ohio; Houston. of Alabs
ma: Clark. of New York; Bocock, OF Vir
ginia; Hall. of Ohio; Stevenson, Of Ken,
lucky; NJ. G. Kibben. of California. anG
Corning. Of New York.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-04-02

PArSFuL REFR1BuTroN, IF TRuE.-The
Portland Spectator says there is a young
man in town Of Vermont, who can moi
speak to his father. Previous to his
birth some differences arose between his
mother and her husband. and for a con-
siderable time she refused to speak to
him. The difficulty was subsequently
healed-the child was born-and in due
time began to talk-but when sitting
with its father was invariably silent. Il
continued till it was five years old. when
the father having exhausted his power OF
persuasion. threatened it with punishment
for its stubbornness. When the punish.
men: was inflicted it elected nothing but
signs and groans, which told too plainly
that the little sufferer was endeayoring
to speak. All who were present united
in this opinion-lhatit was i'm apostolic for
the child to speak TO his father-and time
proved their opinion correct. At ma.
turer age its efforts TO converse with its
parent could only produce bitter signs
and groans.-Blae Ridge Rep.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-04-02
CLAnKsBURG. FRIDAY, April 2, 1855.
Democrats, At,tend!y

At meeting ofthe Democrats of Harrison
county, held on the first day of the March COURT.
pursuant topublic notice, tho following resolu-
ton was ad opted:
g Resolved, That the Democrats Of Harrison
county be respectfully requested to meet at their
several places Of voting in said county, Thurs
day, the 22d day of April next, to vote for and
nominate candidates for the various offices to be
filed at the ensuing spring election, and after SO
doing, they appoint one or more persons to attend
at Clarksburg, or the Gath Of April, to compare
said votes; and that such persons Us shall receive
the largest number shall be declared the Demo
cratic candidates for said Offices"
Let every Democrat attend, that there may be
full expression of the choice ofthe party.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-04-02
DEsrRucrlvE FIRE IN WEST Us1os..

DEsrRucrlvE FIRE IN WEST UNION
A FIRE broke out in the residence OF DR.
L. R. Charter. Of West Union. Doddridge
county. between l l and 12 o'clock on the
night of Thursday. the 25sh ult.. and ex.
tended eastward and across the street
consuming that building. the hotel. and
buildings attached. of James A. Foley.
and seven other houses aud one stable,
making in all nine houses and three sta.
bles. The value Of the property dee.roy-
ed is estimated at about $4,000. The
heaviest losers are Mr.. Foley and DR..
Charter.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-04-02

A JUsr VERDrcr.-Tbe following trag>
lc incident occurred in Jefferson county,
Miss. on the 18th ult. Ephriam Cater,
and companion by the name of johnson.
attempted cH1vARARr of Mr.. Jas. Smith,
using bugles. guns blasphemy and OBJ
scenity. Mr.. Smith submitted under
protest and remonstrance until "for.
oesrance ceased to be a virtue" and
even after he had exhibited his gun,
and threatened to resent their insults.
he importuned aud begged of the parties.
for the sake of his family and their own
lives. TO desist from their infamy and
cowardice. and not until patience and
toroearance were exhausted did he mani.
fest any hostile resentment. To rid him.
selfof an insolent and dastardly enemy
he was compelled to use his gun. The
shot told well. and the victim expired
With a single gasp. The coroner's iury
rendered verdict of 'jus.i6able homi-
,ide."
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-04-02

ARMED ENGLISH MoRM IN EMroRAErs.-
An inspector of customs in New York,
while engaged in his official duty of ex.
aiming the baggage Of some liverpool
passengers. on their way to Utah, found
it contained new firearms. guns. pistols,
and swords. He seized aud detained the
arms and quantity of ammunition, on
the belief that they were brought here
for tho purpose Of resisting the laws Of
the United States in Utah and making
war upon the government.
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The Lientenant q oyernorship.

In accordance with the provisions of an
act Of the General Assembly. Governor
Wise has issued his proclamation for the
election Of Lieutenan. Governor, at the
ensuing spring election to be held on the
eth ofMay next. -
The only candidate that We have seen
or heard spoken Of. is VIM. L. jackson.
Esq. the present incumbent. who has an
nounced himselfin the following modest
card:
ITO THE PEoPLEioF VIRGINIA.
Having discharged the duties Of 1t
Governor Of the Commonwealth. by APP
poiutment Of the Governor, and by 9
unanimous election by the General AS
sembly. l announce myself as candi
date for reelection. subject TO the decis'
ion OF the Democratic party. it State
Convention be deemed necessary.
Should it be your pleasure to bestow
the Office upon me. will endesvor TO de-
serve your confidence by faithful dis
charge OF duty.
"WM. L. JACKSON.
"March rs. 1885,"
Mr.. Jackson having been appointed BY
the Governor. and elected by the Legisla
ture to eli the vacancy in the Office of 1t
Governor until an election could be held
and having discharged the duties of the
Office in a satisfactory manner. there
seems to be manifested an universal dis
position to elect him to fill the balance o
the term.
1t will be seen that Mr.. Jackson, in I
spirit OF loyalty TO his Democratic friends
announces himself subject to the decision
of a State Convention. should one b
deemed necessary. This is right ane
proper. but as there is no other candidate
in the field. and it is hardly probable tina
there will be, it is scarcely necessary tina
a Convention should be held at present
When another candidate appears will b.
time enough to call Convention.
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BALTIMORE. MARCH 90. 1858

"WooDLAED CREAM"-A Pomade for beaut-
tying tho hair--highly Perfumed, superior 70 any
French article imported, and for half the PTici.
For dressing Ladies' Hair, it has equal, giving
mems hair TO curl in the most natural manner.
1t removes dandruff, always giving tho hair Che
appearance of being freshly shampo0ed. Price
only fifty cent?. None genuine unless sighed.
FETRIDGE Il Co. Projectors Of tho
Balm Of q thousand 10 wers, New York.
For all by al Druggists.
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FEDERAL CoURr.-The U. s. District
Court for the Western District Of Virgin
ia has been in session since the Gath ult.,
Judge Brockenbrough on the bench. A
number Of indictments have been found.
John E. Day. charged with robbing the
mail. was discharged without having his
case submitted to jury. But little 9th,
er business. we believe. has been trans.
acted.
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@ A young man by the name of VIM,
Turner. while engaged in telling timber,
few days ago. on the farm of Mr.. John
Elesher. of Sand Fork. in this county.
was Knocked senseless by falling tree
striking him on the head and neck. He
10. however, now better. though be COM
plains greatly Of q pain in his breast.
. Weston Herald.
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FATAL AcuDENr.-Mr. Thomas q
Falrrlew. Taylor Co.. while engaged il
telling tree, was struck by a limb
breaking his leg in so dreadful a name,
that death ensued.
The case was in the care of DR.. Rev.
noids OF Fsiryiew. and seen in consul,s.
,lon oy DR.. Duncan Of Bridgeport. Or
me evening previous to his death, all at.
inemp1s % save the limb being hopeless,
Dls. hecSes and Goblet were sent for 70
hope of his life bad fed-mortifoat;on
having set"iu and extended 10 the trunk
Thus BY an appalling accident. died a
husband, parent, and a exemplary
onristian-a man whose upright and
courteous bearing won for him the ester,
OF his entire neighborhood. He was
aooq. 43 years Of age. and member. ~
the baptist church.-BorBour Jsfs1.o,,;o ~
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MARRIED.,

vaught, Mr.. JOSHUA DAKAN, of Mounds-
Vile. Vs., TO Miss MARY j., Daughter Of Col.
David T. Hewes. Of ClArksburg, We.
We return our thanks for the nice cake sont rs,
and wish the happy couple many long years Of
life, health, happiness aud prosperity.
ca the 25th inst, by Rev. J. B. BlSkeny, M:
CHARLES RULE TO Miss MARY A. BIGGS sE
of Harrison county, Va.
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For the Registe
For The Register.
Doddridre County Democratic Corp
yention.

The delegates appointed at the .yariou,
election precincts Of Doddridge county 10
meet in West Union to- count the ,yotes
cast al the primary election held on the
l1lh of March last. to nominate Demo-
cratic candidates for the various Offices 10
be filed at the. ensuing spring election
report
knight received, 81.
T. s. Gray, 65.
Giving Mr.. knight majority of 90
who was therefore decleared the Demo,
cratic candidate for Clerk of the Cir.
cult Court.
For County Clerk. Robert A. Jeffry
was unanimously declared the nominee.
For Sheriff. O. Q. Davis rec'd 1874
DID. Davis so
Majority for G. G. Davis. 81
who was, therefore. declared the regular.
" nominated candidate for Sheriff.
For Surveyor. R. P. McReynolds was
declared the nominee. sz'as-a'.-s--
Commissioners. D. Leason. II
G. w. Snider, 81
Majority for Leason IA
who was therefore declared the nominee.
The above was all respectfully report.
ed. with strong recommendation to the
Democratic party to stick to their nomi'
nses. looking to party over personal
friends. Signed.
N. d. JEFFREY.
JAMES NJ. R. HOVEY,
A. G. LEATHERMAN,
C. NJ. TATE, so.
CHARLES LUDWIG,
JOSHUA PEARCY,
WIN. JEFFREY.
WILLIS NUTTER.
JACOB LEASON. ef,