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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-19
For the Register.
HARRISON County. Val
March. 1853. {
70 rnE VOTERS OF TUE r1R.T D1sTR,cr:

To THE ' oTERs OF THE FIRST DISTRICT:
We. the citizens OF Browns creek.
deem it our right and privilege to pre-
sent to the voters of this district a caudi
date for Constable for the upper end of
said district. for the ensuing spring cleo
ton. and present William D. Jamison as
q suitable man to ill that Office. Said
Jamison is young man. strictly sober,
and of industrious habits. and possesses
every qualification to Eli that Office. He
will abide by any Democratic meeting
that may be held in said district. if any.
BROWNS CREEK VOTERS.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-19

The DEATH OF Col. KELLER. = On
Saturday evening last. the death of Col.
Jacob Keller, was announced 10 the
Court in becoming manner by Samuel
Woods. Esq, who. after passing a euloey
upon the private and public character. Of
the disease, tended the resolutions found
in another column. Col. Keller was for
near twenty years justice ofthe peace
IN Randolph, and after the formation Of
this county, he was again commissioned.
and at the time of bis death was presid :.
ing justice Of our County court.
Barbour .7e,1srsonsar
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-19

THE WIZARDS AT WoRK.-Extract Of a
letter from lady of Tennessee:
"The great Magician" or Wizard of
the North" whose artist title is "Fakir
of Ava" having realized large fortune
by his wonderful performances. attracting
crowds to witness.them in different parts
of the United States. has generously Of.
fered to manifest his patriotism during
the present year to the advancement Of
the glorious cause which is now exciting
such profound and general interest in the
hearts Of southern patriots; the purchase
of the home and grave of Washington.
He assures the friends of the Mount
Vernon cause, that he can without The
smallest difficulty raise $4,000 for the
Mount Vernon Fund, by his magic won
ders. and is prepared to do so by cons
mencing operations at once. - Richmond
En0. as 3rit
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-19
Tun Tonga MoyEMENr ABAsposrn

The TOPEKA MOVEMENT ABANDONED -
The Topeka humbug seems at last 10
have exploded. As il never had any Il.
gal :yalidity. it has been kept afioat mere.
" because it served as the rallying poin,
of political party. But it Is now opens
IN abandoned by those who have profess.
ed to regard It as the only Legitimate
Government in Kansas. We find in the
Missouri Democrat an address issued by
a Joint committee of the two braches II
the Topeka Legislature, in which they
say:
High executive officers under The State
constitution have publicly declared .ha,
the constitution is dead. Discourdoea
NAM members OF each body haze gone hons
and lett as uitaout q quors.s. We are s.ill
re ady 10 perform our duties. should ths
will OF the majority require it. Should,a
irving hour for the people of Kansas arr
rive. BY the acceptance of the Lecompton
constitution by Congress, We shall be- a,
our post should tho people Of the conyen.
ton decide to fall back on their old GOV
eminent. We are. thus compelled By a
necessity that leaves us no choice, to adj
iourn for the present, and TO refer back
to the people who elected us the question
as to whether the Topeka constitution i.
dead.
This is probably the last We shall hear
Of the Topeka State government.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-19
An Act
To amend tile second section of an act pass
ed March g. 1858. entitled an act to orr
ganize the Militia and provide for tie de-
fence of The Commonwealth,

ed march Z, 1905, entHLeu an act 70 orr
ganize the Militia and provide for tie de-
fence of The Commonwealth.
Passed March 6, 1858.
Be it enacted by the General Assem-
bly,, that the second section of the act
passed March 2. 1853, entitled an act to
organize the militia and provide for the
defence OF the Commonwealth. be amend
ed and re enacted, so as to read as fol-
lows:
Sc. The commissions OF all Major
Generals. Brigadier- Generals. and Of ali
officers Of regiments and companies shall
be void but the Major Generals and
Brigadicr> Generals now in commission
shall continue to perform the duties Of
their respective offices until their success.
sors shall be appointed in the mode now
prescribed by law. The corporation or
county cour. Of each city or county shall
at the April or May terms in the present
year. appoint for each regiment three dis
Greet and proper persons conductors Of
elections for each regiment, whose duty
it shall be to appoint the time and place
for assembling the regiments and for
holding elections Of suitable persons to
fill the vacancies hereby created in the
regimentsl and company offices. Motif
tees OF the time and place of holding
such elections shall be be given by said
conductors by advertisements to be posts
ed at three or more public places in the
regimental district in which said elections
are to be held, and the said elections shall
be conducted as near as may be in con-
formity to the provisions Of laws now in
force for electing officers of regiments
and companies, and the said elections so
held shall be certified by the said con-
duc,ors or majority of them to the Gov.
ernor, who shall commission the persons
80 elected. But all vacancies thereafter
occurring shall be filed in the mode pre-
scribed by law, provided that field Off.
GERS of cavalry and artillery regiments
shall be appointed TO fill the vacancies
hereby created in said regiments, in the
mode prescribed by law !; and provided,
further, that nothing in this act shall be
constructed to vacate the commissions Of
officers of volunteer regiments or compa-
MES organized at the time of its passage.
This act shall be in force from its pas
sage.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-19

SHOCKING CASE OF DEsr1TuT1oN.-THE
WAY NEGROES DIE IN New YoRK.-The
body of an old negro named John Red
man was found in cellar in New York,
last Thursday afternoon. The Herald
says:
1t presented dreadful spectacle, the
head and face having been nearly devour>
ed by rats. The unfortunate being actu-
ally died Of starvation. He lived quite
alone in the cellar since the death of his
wife, few weeks back. His neighbors
(who are mostly poor negroes) knew that
he was in state of substitution. in conse>
quenoe of his inability to find employ
ment of any kind. and were unable to
help him. They saw him alive for the
last time on Sunday. as be was descend.
ing into his wretehed abode. Thursday
afternoon attention was attracted by q
shocking stencil proceeding from the eel.
lar. Some of the neighbors entered and
were Mortified at the spectacle which
itself. On miserable pallet
lay the emaciated corpse. surrounded by
of rats; whoswere with difficulty
driven away from their horrid feast.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-19

A Town PURCHASED BY ONE MAN
The village of Louisville. Monongalia Co..
Va. was purchased few days since by
J. NJ. Heck. The purchase included. a
very valuable mill property. storehouse
and several dwellings. together with "a
well.improved farm of about seventy Eve
acres. The sum paid was $40. cash.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-19
.DrosAsrp.-Col. Edward Lucas. pay

"a DEcEAsED.-CoL Edward Lucas. pay
master at the Harper's Ferry Armory.
died on the 4th inst. The deceased was
an officer of the war of 1919, had been a
member of the Virginia Legislature and
of Congress. The Martinsburg Va pa.
pers announce the death of Major Lewis
-Burweli Willis. q gallant officer of the
regular army in the war of1812.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-19

numbers. What they lack in the latter.
they may more than make up in the for
mer. Their main objec. is to factionize
the Democratic party, set those factions
a. war one with the other, and then.
like the crafty fo1 in the fable. glide IN
between the ponerless eombattants. and
carry off the prize. Then tits that they
will laugh At our calamity. upbraid us for
being SO easily vietimized, and spurn With
their ass's heels at the now dead lion,
whose living roar sent terror to their
hearts, and paralysis to every limb. In
union there Is strength. In dismember>
men. there is weakness. The perfect and
thorough organization Of our opponents
is unques.ioned. To be supine and in
active. therefore, Is TO BE DEFEATED
Thoy pirate Justify Of emo convention"
"no caucus" emo organization of the
party" hold up their hands with pious
horror at the very idea of the concentra-
ton of the Democratic party. denounce
with indignation an effort for its consoli-
dation, and Why? Because it rings the
death knell Of their fondest hopes, and
blocks up the only avenue to their sue
cess. And although they ignore any or
ganization Of their party. yet whenever
the most paltry officer is to be elected in
portion OF the county where they pos
sess the strength of numbers. they come
up in one solid phalanx, grit with the
shackles of blind partisanship. and their
votes are whistled through by the Jug
glery of the invisible agents of despo
tism ten times more CALLING than that Of
Nero or Caligula. And when il is all
oyer-when they have achieved blood
less victory, without even principle to
fight for-they are prone TO fold their
hands with smile Of self-complacsncy,
and without scratch upon the fine skin
Of their happy vanity, become jocund
with success
Should not the Democratic party.
then. be urged to its own protection by
the warnings constantly administered to
it by the opposition? If they once ad-
nit the principle Of non organization for
minor offices, it will soon obtain in refer
ence to major ones. Lop off branch after
branch from the parent stem, and we
will soon see the main trunk withered and
dead. Cut off the fountains that feed g
noble river, whose flow is like the mighty
rushing tide Of Fundy. and how soon car
we gaze upon the pebbles in its bed. A:
with the human system. SO with politica
parties: neglect or overlook any OF The
parts, even the meanost, and the whole
system is soon affected, disease enters
and the most vigorous manhood il
brought into subsection to its ravages.
1t has been said that we have disor
ganizers among us-men who are seeking
the defeat Of the party for personal ag
grandizement. II such there be, let GU
people. like the deaf adder. stop thei
ears. and "listen not TO the voice Of th
charners, charm they never SO wisely
Their purposes are fraught with no good
With evil intentions came they into tn
party. and with evil intentions go the,
out. The Democracy of the county hav
already pointed the warning hand o
Belshazzar at them. and il they heed
not. let the curse fall upon them-stronl
and devouring.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-19
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For sheriff.


We arc authorized TO announce WIN. W. Mo
CAhN, as a candidate for Sheriff of Harrison
county, at tho ensuing spring election, subject
70 q democratic nomination, II ONO should DO
made.
fB- Wo nro authorized 10 announce JAMES
MONROE Us n candidate for Sheriff at the onsu-
ing spring election, subject 70 any fair and hon
orRblc Democratic nomination.
~ We arc authorized to announce r. @. y.
RANDOLPH u candidate for Sheriff at the
onsning spring election, subject to . nomins-
ton by tho Democratic party, at primary cleo
ton in tho sovcrni precincts.
~ Wo are authorized TO announce G. D.
NORMAN as d candidate for ShoriEfnt the ensti-
ing election, subject 70 any fair nomination by
the Democratic party.
We are authorized to announce CHAS. II0L-
DEN as o candidate for rc-election for Sheriff st
the ensuing spring election subject to tho dooiA-
ion Of any fair nomination by tho Democratic
party.
For Clerk or the County Court.
~ We are authorized 10 announce MAT
THEW ]. ORR as an Independent candidate
for Clerk Of the County Court Of Harrison
county, at the ensuing election.
NV. P. COOPER is candidate for Clerk
of the County Coust at the ensuing election,
subject to the Democratic nomination.
For Commissioner of the Revenue.
- We arc authorized 70 announce BENZ.
A. REGDER as candidate for Commissioner Of
the Revenue for the Lover District, ct tho on
suing spring election. nd
~ We are authorized to announce PETER
REED as candidate for Commissioner Of tho
Revenue IN Ritchie county.
GJ- We are authorized 10 announce ADDI-
SON RITTENHOUSE as ac4ndEdate for Com
missioner Of the Revenue for the Lower DIG
trict, at the ensuing spring election. -
GrWe are authorized 10 anpopuce VIM. N.
PARR as candidate for Commissioner OF tho
Revenue FOR the Lower District, subject totthe
Democrats nomination. Efd "a 2YA
BWe are authorized to anhonhce JOB
MARTIN as q candidate for Commissioner Of
the Revenue for the Lower District Of Harrikon
county at the ensuing election, subject 70 tho
nomination Of the primary meetings.
For Constable.
We are authorized % announce JAMES E.
BARTLETT as candidate for C6nsta5le lot
the first district Of Harrison eOtHty ut tho onsu-
ing spring election. rea
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-19
Notice.

IN PURSUANCE Of deed OF trust executed
Il 10 me as trustee by Thomas SwigeT, Jr., on
the thirty-frst day Of March, 1883, and Of re-
cord in fhe Clerks office Of Doddridge county
TO secure the payment Of d certain debt ldne =
Z. Horner, Of the sun Of three hundred dollars
and interest, shall offer for sale, at Publle aae-
tate mentioned I'M said trust, In front 81 me
C0url-house door Of Iaoddritge county Yirgip-
n, on the fourth Monday 26tll3 ia Aprit,
JOHN w HORN sRs Trastee
March i n s35s-f1af IL u
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-19

ARRIVAL OF MAHoMED PAsHA.-Ma-
homed Pasha. rear admiral Of the Turkish
Navy. arrived in the Europa on Saturday
evening in company with his suite.
The admiral is the tallest of the party;
has portly appearance and considerable
hauteur in his manner. He is a man OF
about FIVE feet ten inches in height, ruth
er stoutly made, with broad shoulders
and an intelligent countensnce. He has
smooth, pleasing face, peculiarly ORR
entail dark eyes and round visage. His
cheeks have a tendency to redness and
his face is plump. He is man of ac>
compIished manners, and during the
grand attack on Sebsstopol and through
the whole Crimean war, commanded a
division of the Turkish feet, though he is
now only thirty>two years of age. The
officers composing his suite are all fine
looking men. Their names are Major
Said SULLIVAN. &C. Ed Capt. Thessan, o.
toman navy; and Lieut.. Sadick also ma
val officer. The dress of the admireal is
quite plain. A loose brown frock oyercoat
covers dark cloth frock coat, inside of
which is brown velvet vest, and color>
ed shirt. His pants are of black cloth.
and his boots rather heavy in material.
OF the kind commonly known as short
boots. Around his neck was muller of
gray wooden cloth, and around his head
IN turkish fashion. read and blue tur.
ban. The party. soon after landing. com
planned of the GOODNESS Of our climate.
and intimated that in consequence their
sojourn would be short.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-19

ADAMsv1LLE.-Wc have learned that
this place. at which we last week an
nounced the establishment Of postofice.
is on the head of Rooms Run. between
BoothsviIle and Shinnston and is thriv-
ing little place embracing two stores and
two churches.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-19

CuNEsE sUaAa CAsE.-We have re-
cisved copy of a history of this plant.
i,s culture and adoption to the climate,
soil and economy of the United States.
published by Q. NJ. saxton & Co.. Agri-
cultural Book Publishers. New York
The book and seed enoughito plant two
square rods. are sen. free of postage for
90 cents.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-19

GE Dictator ComOnfort's onlv dapoh
ter accompanied him in his fight to New
Orleans from Mexico. and both are exuec-
ted TO visit the principal cities id am ear
LIZ day.
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Ladies', Fair.

Ladies' Fair.
The ladies of Clarksburg will hold q fair in
the Courthouse, during tho coming session OF
tho U. S. Court, for the purpose of raising funds
to purchase circulating Library for this place.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-19
PRICES CURRENT
AT THIS DAY,SHEARKET,
REPORTED BY
Randolph & Latimer,
Sc South Str't.
eALTIMoRE. MARCH, 8, 1883.

PROM 10
Butter, Western, bills. & kegs. llIS l2h
Glndes, IA Is
Roll, good to prime, u ls
Corn, White, SO So
Yellow, SO 81
Cattle, On tho Hoof, a3O0 sou
Nett, 900 900
CIovcrseed, AS 5,De
Dried Fruit, Apples, pared, $50 l,6O
Peaches, uupared. $50 800
Flour, City Mills, 4,37 $50
Ohio, 4,37 $50
Howard Street, 1877 4,5O
Flaxseed, l,l0lI5
Ginseng, 50 S.
Hogs, Live, 7.25 us
Lard, or 10Y
Oats, 30 IS
Rye, Pennsylvania. 65 10
MARYLAND and yiFginia. 60 65
Slaughtered, 100 7y5n
Timothy Seed, 2,25 as
Wool, Unwashed, ~ 90
ashed, f. 81 80
Wheat, Red, good to prime, 100 los
White, do. ITO 20
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-19

PErERsos's Pn11ApE1pu1A COUNTERPART
DErEcroR.-This magazine for March is
received. It gives full list of all she
banks in the United States, and their
standing; toge,hger with complete list
OF counterfeits. With description. &c. So
far as we know. it is entirely reliable. and
we commend i. to our friends.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-19

H The Democrats Of number of
counties in this State are already organ
izing by making nominations for the
spring canvass This.is right. We are
pleased to see that our friends are no
longer to be humbugged by the party
that has opposed the interests and policy
of our Commonwealth since its frs. or
ganizAtion.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-19
Fnr Constahle.

We are authorized. 70 announce JAMES E.
BAkTLETT as q candidate for C6nsta 5le, lot
the first district Of Harrison eotty at tho onsu-
ing spring election. q5v ea
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-19

Wo arc authorized TO announce WIN. W. Mo
CAHN, as a candidate for Sheriff OF Harrison
county, at tho ensuing spring election, subject
TO q democratic nomination, II ONO should be
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-19

This is probably the last We shall hear
81 the Topeka State government.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-07-10
MERCANTILE.
= The Public are invited to call and zee
BENZ. l.. MAYS

! y. EW AND WELL SELECTED STOCE
| Of Fashionable spring and summer GpoIs a.
| hr GA stand uppusi'e The Court House cunsi Il
! ~ "a par Of the following articles, at great,
LADIES' DRESS GOODS:
Vat. r"h'" quite Ga4zaui,sa Robes. Chall
h"hrs quite La Grunge itvb,s = quine Nous
'rhue bcau"m", Htyadera Naloueier BiyAdcr,
'hali. rig d aud lam do Polk, do irene cloth,
ii,';h col d Il wool pcloiu"3 pjdn and Il; d
superior u K H1ya@cre silks, fancy and plain
| thinner 'i,hs. prints. English and ruuesii.
MOURNING GOODS:
A'E"r'S al! wool priaiues. rhtlli Bcrcgcs Per.
'i1u t!" h., Prints fix and plaid Giughan-
Plaid and plain, Lawns Gg'd aud plain. Enrlish
HiH Italian trl"s, Grape Wells. Love Wells. Col
lars, sleeves .ni sets. plain hibol Shaws
" II T L g GODS:
superior zig Il swiss Mu>liIs. plain do Eishop
Lawns, plaza and plain Cambgies Iacor-tts nI,,i,I
ana pla'', AanaooNs hmc ran,hr,cs HriIlIuts.
irr-h Linens Bird eye Diaper Russia uiapcr En..
'ja Fab! rGIo'hs. Russia Iomcljnys. Needle Worked
collars French Needle Nork"G sleeves. French
and scotch Needle Worried llaudl,,r.hicfs. 7 hrrod
anh Cotton EdS'nSs. Ca!ub. and swiss NIsing and
iHaortiuSs.
DOMESTIC GOODS:
l)oarh"l and brown Muslins blra.l,nI ,nl
brown @hoctinss beached. brown and e,rorci
lFHmss, iirlIugs. Chcrts. Stripes. Cotton TghIr
paper. tmst' hay Linens. Curtain Mas!in..
E"ss.a Table Diapers
h'l'' Nir"IMERE%, Twccls cold aud whftc
Linen innings Persian and sch rianneis
Hosiery, Hloyr@ Afus Gait.r. Indies, and $3.50
1'i!lrE". DO, EootS, Euskiu4. shoes misses ami
en,l'iren boots and shoes al! ofsuper,or make.
T. G'nS ant Summer ShHwIs STELLA. printed
hn'u'F'. ana White t'rtpr Luce and silk Man.
i i! Superior allrir ol ladies' skirts, With al
J"s,ab.c Bu-'ir7 Co.syis a. "'
! Il NJ VI y q s:
'""''' 'i'ho,S. Tlr,etaES. white Grape rcitg,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-07-10

MELLOW fMHE N THE WEST INDIEs.-At
the regular meeting Of the Health Commits
si,nors IN New York, DR. Thompson reported
that he had received indirect information OF
yellow rrvcl h,ihg prevalent at CarlcnaS, and
recommended hat all vessels coming from
that port to New York be suhjcctcd to qnaran
tine regulations, as vessels from an infected
l,ort. He had also head that Port au Prince
and Sn2ua la Cnandc were suiitlm% from tho
same acourSc, and recommended that vessels
irom those ports be subjected to the Same
regulations. These resolutions were adopted
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-07-10
Farmers Look at This

|ENHE subscriber having put on new Cards
H. and put his Machinery in complete order.
Is now prepared to manufacture Wool into
al KINDS OF Goods commonly made in II
ooien FACTORY, Stocking Yarn included. y
r. 0ol VIII be bought, taken in exchange
for cloth, made up on shares or bv the yor9
The machinery in this mill is peculiarly
calculated for country work, and iii make
much better article to wear than can he
made on the machinery now in general u.s..
IN most mills. Farmers would find it 10 tneif
interest to have cloth made from their own
WOOL rs great portion OF the fabrics now
paImed oil on the public for wooden goods
arc composed Of impure wool, wooden -ags
and cotton mixed together and dre"ed 10
- 1865 aactory IA Bay w. "a
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-07-10

VIOLENT SrOEN.--A storm Of rain and
bail, accompanied by high wind passed over
t,nIc,illc, Nd, on Wednesday night Of last
~cck.-'Ihc ImcS says:
y large barn on the farm of Mr.. VIM.
Iuoly, Jr.. in Spauard'S Neck, near this
place, was blown down, together with some
oul-houscs.-l.osS ahout - 500. a large
tMo.storv building fer storing hay on Mr..
Nan,i Ncwman'S Chesterfield farm. adjou-
Iry town, and Just finished. Wheat, and
pla,s ready for cutting also suffered ~ being
blown down.
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