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T7O PLANTERS, BUILDERS, etc,
soUrHERN F1RE-PRooF RooFIBs.


The undersigned the public Fire Proof Reeh
tera possessing the following advantages over evsthng
the kind which has heretofore been discovered:
Itis cheaper than STATES, does require heavy kH7R
and roofs, will last long, needs NO kA A5
and when finished has the appearance Of STONE
It invaluable for repairing OLD ROOFS. Nd shtnE1e-
may covered without removing the shiugiszs Il
percHdes the necessity of valley hanging CUTTERS
OLD METALLIC ROOFS may be made perfectly tight agl
secure which have given trouble for years. and Wh
have continued leak in spite Of all Efforts he made
fecty tight
II ineombuhe is inpervoGs to water is not Re1ei ~
the atmosphere and conductor q hssA
Il applied any species Of roofs hat nelfnal ESQ
be applied the sides of houses taking the place Of sueeN
cement and Will give building covered the external
peaTauce of being constructed Of stone.
Of cars, onniuses and steamboas il nYMs
uBbe would render railroad ties mperishabe when e
with It. they would longer be exposed to the etosPs
the
Planters Builders be furnished with the soGa4a
Fire Proof Roofing whan instructions how to apply
COTTON GINS.
RAfLioA Az CARS CARS and DEPoTa,
WAREHOUSES;,
all covered and made perfectly Fire and WateFP
with Roofing
tend furnish the material to any part the country Win
We are prepared negotiate with builders s
purchase Of the right of States Parishes Counties and Pe
ONCE of the Company No. s. ST. CHARLES STREE
''sss's''' :. '-' GLENNoN. COLEMAN 90.
Liberal inducements offered to Builders aud others
Agents.
will meet with prompt attention.
aWButed Agents all parts of the country. m n 6Ea
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Y. .lnS ss12ssaoNps 8 Hlr. aona& sHo u : nIgs

a SIMOEDS 3 FIIT3B, CORNER OF Il
~ Gustomhouse and New fevee= Streets COP go
A@PER, TIN AND SHEET IRON WORKER 81
W. Erass Fdundeis Finisllers and AeneTil
Deaiers in Stoves and Manufacturers of Steam Tains
Clarifying Evaporing Pans Fterers, Juice Pans Chin
news Breecba Steaboating and Plantation Black
ius -, -,
contract for execute vita dispatch, thing in line
snd On terms to suit The times
{Vp assert. without of contradiction, that
Gi5tnre put up work III Ge cheap any other
tDGishHeut either Aprih South, East or West
In connection with manufacturing business keep
weilstlected of Stoves Tin Ware, Gas Pipe and FIJI
inR which sill nj gays he sold At the lave market price
Planters, bsfcants and Sealnboass will indt % HEIR ad
vantage give call beose PT or een'ipeiio else
where. lF4O y
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COMPREHENSIVE.

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RJOTICE-THE FIRM 0F ARMSTRONG, HARRIS &
a, 60 4 a1soysa By mutual eoqsnt Ts Steamship
Knoll IfAERIs'
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New orleans Auau.t2 1883. - ',D''N@9
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SCHMIDT the former senior Of Schmidt has joined the
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E8- Office 40 Camp street.
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sug TTfar ,is strl n IN my NOW 4 "a Ia tFIs
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DISSDI,JTI0N THE COMPREHENSIVE HERE
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solved By mutual consent. EiF; IoRLS 49, ~
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closed mail consisting ettsrs newspapers for States
ea Of the German Austrian Postal Union, and Denmark
Norway Sweden Poland Russia Greece Ionia Islands, etc.
10 sent from the Post Office In New York semi-weeEly
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

I WRIGHT ~ CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE |
sEd popular Family Medicines which they qlar to snpp'y
Druggists Dealers PTnprieIUT's lowest woltsHc Prites.
General Depot Special Agency. No, 1871 and q Charter
Btrest. New Orleans,
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Date OF Departure OF European, California
and Havana Malls, fer August, 1858.
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Notice Is hereby given th the termination OF the copRF
nershp existing according written articles Of agree
ment, between the members Of The firm Of Baylor Coz the
liquidation. G. G. BA YIOR.
Manchester, March, 1853 M tfFW
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OFFICE SOUTHERN rAclrlc RAILROAD Gov

OFFICE or THE NEW OHLzASs ISsUHANcE 80 u
New Orleans. August 9 IS5S. 5
NJ. Notice IS hereby given that from this
date return premium Of Is in cash shall be made
all premiums 10 PARTIES usuring in this Company,
nulJ I'm J. TufES, Prestdept
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~ soSiEE1t's SLAVE 0EGlsG1p, I6i GOMAOF
street, New Creans.Ia keens constantly on hand ant
for sale, Mechanics, Field Hands, Cooks Washers Iroz
and General House Servants. Also, buys and SSH
4AN commission. Having converted the family part
he large TIN story bHdng TO the Of Slaves has made
% hes depot n the 7g4 and we'll furnished T tue eeIao
II Slaves
dll r. FOSTER.
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W. As FIxTURHs...,-..z.... GAS FIXTURES.

q4o FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD = THE
~ above reward will be paid by for return
"a of The negro man GEORGE slave for life recently
purchased Of John Adams Stevens Of Jefferson county,
Georgia. who away about the 20th was
seen IN company with white man on that day
George is black very dark re heigi feet IL inches
toB has African features good teeth and prepossesng
appearance.
reward will he paid for his found
outside the city limits S25 if found within CITY, by
BISG0E e SIhiMS3
iyI got Nns.1h, II aud 10 New Teyee
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The Company continues insure against the peris of the
and loss and damage by fire. the
of premiums,
0FFGcE No 8 Carondeet street.
o. l4ATILARn, President,
GEO. W. WEST, Vice President.
A. seHRElBER, Secretary. dl2u
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Vs. Communication :, Notices, more and
more uerng duiy published in tie city pte-s in favor
Of Hosieters Bers agd every eight days fortnight
advertisements about other diyeses radically cured
IT the Bters question: Thus brought prominently before
the Pnbc b Of The hundred tongues Of fame nd have
AL the virtues claimed for them what c0ud not HE public
pect from PEYCHAuD'S ToHG-AROMATc BTTERs, which
both useful and pleasant and will he found superior article
when tried and compared with the other Bitters2
The oundest logic is At err ALL good evidence
rcnce Take the Sweet BtteT aud Len judge for
iy15 I'm A CONSUMER.
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BIIEECF TRADE ............ ia YLOIt 81 co.
Notice is hereby given that all claims which may appear
examination be ue from the books of Baylor
Co. and claims may established by process
law, will be promptly paid, with interest, in full,
This occasion is taken 10 Inform the friends OF DIRECT
IRA DE and the correspondents OF Baylor Co throughout
the Cotton Districts that during the coming business season.
advances will be made usual in New Orleans Cotton for
dfec shipment Europe accompanied in all cases by
tees for tbs balances dneun each shipment.
Orders for Cotton Baggng will be filed by direct importation
from Calcutta into the port Of New Orleans.
SoFoon the Cotton already sold be identified duplicate
account sales will in every instance be male in LONDON
by Public Accountant and those Interested To
delay PLANTERS who have shipped will send forward the
marks and weights otheir Cotton and such other information
wiltfhcittate the matter.
An letters, private we'll business relating to the
fairs Of Baylor Co. and direct trade will be addressed to
g. g, BAYLOR, A LOMBARD STREET, LOEDON.n
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-26

EH We are requested by Hon. G. S.
Lewis to state that, at the Democratic
meeting held during the March Court,
previous to the taking of the vote upon
the resolution recommending the Demo-
Gratis of this county to hold meetings at
their several precints to nominate candi-
dates for the various Offices to be filled
this spring, he Withdrew from the meeting
and called upon all opposed to orgauiza-
ton to refuse to participate therein.
AS this is true, we have no hesitation
in making the statement. but we Go not
see how i: places those opposed to organ
ization in a more favorable position. 1t
is certainly as honorable to entertain an
opinion at variance with the large major
ity Of their Democratic friends, as to fol-
low the dictation of an assumed leader
But, as we have before stated, we believe
the nearly unanimous vote given at that
time for that resolution, was the result Of
a strong conviction on the minds of the
Democrats of the county. that an organi.
cation was necessary to preserve the in
tegrity of the Democratic party.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-26

THE QUESTION IN A NUrsHEL1.-The Rich
mond Enquirer, in recent article thus
defines its position upon the Kansas ques
ton. 1t is the true position Of the ques-
ton in nutshell ''We are in favor Of
the acceptance Of the Lecompton Consti-
tuition as it is, and we most heartily hope
for an adjustment of this troublesome
question, as speedily as possible by the
admission Of Kansas without other con.
di,ions than those which the sovereign
people Of that territory have imposed up
on themselves. The Locomplon Con-
vention was legitimate assembIage Of
the representatives Of the people, for the
special purpose offraming State Con-
sIilution. They discharged that duty,
and it now remains for Congress to ac-
knowledge, or to deny. the legality and
regularity of proceedings which the elect
ed opponents Of the popular will them.
selves originated, advised and adopted.
The pathway to be pursued. it seems to
us, is so plain that we cannot but believe
that the Lecompton Constitution will be
received, and Congress freed from a dis
tracing question"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-26

GOVERNOR Denver, OF KAxsAs.-We
are pleased and gratifed to learn. from
private as we'll as public sources, tina.
this distinguished patriot and sterling
democrat is giving almost complete and
universal satisfaction to all classes in our
neishboring Territory of Kansas. Our
citizens had the pleasure of meeting Gov
ernor Denver during last autumn on bust,
ness at this place, at which time he com,
Pleted highly important treaty with the
Pawnee Indians.
The thanks Of the whole country, and
especially of southern Nebraska, are due
this honorable gentleman for the efficien
cy which crowned with success his high
ly important mission. and it is with no
ordinary feelings that we assure him Of
our continued goodwill and best wishes
in his endeavors to administer impartial,
~ the affairs Of that Inflated Territory
with the prudence and and caution which
has characterized bis whole past public
Nebraska Nous.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-26
MOUNT YERsos It win be seen by

mQUNI tEhNoa -l1Ah VIII sSS4t ~
reference to our Legislative proceedings.
that;the House Of Delegates has refused
to accept the proposition Of the Ladies
Mount Vernon Association to purchase
Mount Vernon with their funds. If the
efforts to purchase that property be con-
tinued two years more with the success
that has attended them for the past
twelve months there can be no doubt that
an ample sum would be realized. and 1.-The
State would own the estate without the
payment Of agdollar. sE2
Since the proposition to purchase
Mount Vernon by the State of Virginia,
was first made by Coy. Johnsonin 1851,
the whole country has anxiously desired
the contamination Of that project.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-26

At ameeting of the .Demmoorats ofHarrison
county, held on the first day of the March Court.
pursuant to public notice, the following resolu-
ton was nd opted ,s.-. ...r.,.., ...
q Resolved, That tho Democrats of Harrison
county be respectfully requested to meet at their
several placesof voting in said county, on Thurs
day, tho 22d day. April next, to vote for and
nominate candidates for the various offices to be
filled at the ensuing spring election, and after so
doing, thoy appoint one or more persons to attend
at Clarksburg, or the oath of April, to compare
said votes, and that such persons as shall receive
tho largest number shall be declared the Demo
cratic candidates for said Offices"
Let every Democrat attend, that there may be
a full expression of the choice ofthe party.
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WEpNEspAY. Mnrch I7.

SEEATE.-A hill was reported by air.
Logan TO amend sections l6 and 10 Of
an act concerning the salaries Of certain
officers of the Government. compensN ion
of the members and officers of the Gen
eral Assembly. mileage and other allow
ance, passed June 9Th. 1889.
On motion Of Mr.. Smith, of G., the bill
for the further construction Of the Cow
ington and Ohio Railroad was taken up
and passed.
HOUSE The House resumed and con.
cluded the consideration of the bill cons
corning elections, and the same was or>
dered to be engrosscd.
THURSDAY, March 10.
HoUsE.-On motion OF Mr.. Raymond,
a House bill amending the second sec.
ton Of an act passed LIST June, 1859, cx-
tending the jurisdiction of justices of the
peace, was taken up, and after being dis
cussed by Mcssrs Raymond, Lynn, Duck,
wall. and others. was passed. (The bill
prescribed that an appeal from the judy
ment Of 81 justice. when the amount III.
Volved is less than $40, shall not be gran.
ted.
SATURDAY, March 90.
SENATE.-On motion OF Mr.. Brannon,
the bill to authorize the issue of grant
for tract Of land to John j. Allen, in
Harrison county, upon his making the af-
tidavit thereby presented, was taken up
and passed.
A resolution was offered BY Mr..
Thompson-That, with the concurrence
OF the House Of Delegates, the Senate
will proceed on Thursday the 25.h in,
slant to elect Major Generals and Briga-
der Generals, to supply the vacancies
created by the late 'act-t organize the
militia and provide for the defence OF the
Commonwealth"
The joint resolution regarding the cleo
ton of certain public officers was taken
up. on motion of Mr.. Flood.
Mr.. Funston moved to substitute the
25th for tie 22d.
Mr.. Cat!ett opposed the amendment.
Mr.. Thomas was opposed to making an
election now.
1t was finally suggested to substitute
the 96th for the 22d, and the question
being taken on this it was decided in the
atfirmative-ayes 27, noes Is.
Both branches of the Legislature have
passed the bill making an appropriation
OF $500. 900 to the Covington and Ohio
Railroad. The bills making appropria.
tons of 100000 to the Orange and AL.
exandria; 100000 to the Alexandria;
Loudoun and Hampshire; $3.50. 900 TO
the Manassas Gap. and $3.50, 900 to the
Norfork and Petersburg Railroads, have
all passed the House, and no doubt
entertained that they will pass the Senate
to-day. The Senate have passed the act
incorporating the Norfork and Nazarre
Navigation Company. 1t is generally
6elived that the Legislature will consult
the views of the banks rather than the
wishes of the people in regard to the re-
sumption of specie payments. The Leg
iature will probably adjourn the last Of
this mouth.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-26

DuEII1SG AMNEsrr.-By reference to
our Legislative summary it will be seen
that an act has been passed removing the
disability to hold Office under the Statute
of Virginia, by those who have been con-
nected with duels, up to the LIST inst. We
have no doubt the passage of this act is a
source of great relief to those who have
been under the disability. among whom
is our townsman, Hon. G. S. Lewis.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-26

FURTHER FROM UrAu.-MoRMoN MEM
oRlAL.-Wo have received. by way Of
California, files of the Deseret News TO
the 18th OF January inclusive, not as late
however, rs already received direct.
1t is reported that Brigham Young
has been instigating the Oregon Indians
to rebel. He has offered to pay them a
certain sum per head for every horse or
mule they may capture and bring to him.
A regular express is continually running
between Salt Lake City and Oregon Ter.
rtory.
The San Diego Herald gives currency
to report that the Mormons had actu-
ally commenced moving towards Nor
thern Mexico.
The tone Of the Mormon sermons de-
liyered in the Tabernacle is nearly the
same as before, except that Brig ham
Young seems to use less violent Ian
guage. The other preachers continue to
preach against the United States Just as
they did four months ago.
The Extra News, Of the 7th Of Janua-
ry, contains copy Of memorial ad.
dressed by the Territorial Legislature OF
Utah to the Congress of the United
States. This document recites the alleg.
ed wrongs OF the Saints, and calls upon
the President to restore to the Mormons
their lost property in Missouri and pun
ish The murderers of the Prophet Joseph
Smith and the assassins of Farley p.
Pratt. They say if the government will
restore their constitutional rights with
draw their invading army. and permit
them to make their own official appoints
ments, all vii! be right; but intimate that
unless this be done trouble will come Of
il.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-26
whan M I.znn,s name was called, he

n NJ
When Mr.. Lynn, name was called ne
that he could not find in the
..book Of books any precedent tor
forgiveness, until repentance had pssn
manifested he would, therefore, give
the offenders the law of Moses, "an eye
for an eve, and tooth for Q tooth, and:
vote ,no.,'
Mr.. Heath remarked that be would
prefer a repeal of the laws imposing disa-
.bilities on persons who may engage ina
duel, but as the pending bill would acs
complish partial good, he would vote IN
the affirmative.
Mr.. Anderson made an explanation Of
his vote corresponding. in tenor, with
that submitted by Mr.. Grant.
q MONDAY, March B.. 8.
,SENArE.-The bill granting an amness
~ to all persons who have been engaged
in duels up to March LIST. 1858, and res
moving the disabilities attaching to them
was passed-Ayes go, noes g.. gsgoi 8
HOUSE, The following bills, were
passed To incorporate the, Masonic
Temple Association of Virginia. 1910
Making it felony for life-tenRntI OF
slave to remove him out Of the State or
to sell or transfer any greater interest in
such slave than q, life interest, without
onse mt, DC.
IA TUESDAY. Ma rch Is
SENArE.-A petition. was offered by
Mr.. Neal of Wood, for establishing Sc
parateelection precinct at Swisher's Mill.
in the county of Harrison. (who subse-
quently reported bill.
The following bills were passed
To protect claimants of forfeited lands
which shall have been settled for 10 years
and upon which taxes shall have been
paid.
Pc incorporate the Pinnakinnick Mi
ming Company. in the county Of Harrison,
To provide for tho publication of coun.
ty expenditures, aud list of the dclin,
quent tax payers of each county.
HousE.-A bill was passed increasing
the annuity TO the Institute of deaf. dumb
and blind, by the addition thereto OF
$5,OO0-yeas 1Ol, nays |, Mr.. Lynn.
This bill was discussed by Messrs. Chris"
tian, johnson Of H, johnson Of T., Hay.
mond and Powell. of l..
4 bill from the Senate to exempt par
sonages, as well as other church proper
ty, from taxation, was rejected.
RESOLUTIONS OF INQUIRY.
By Mr.. Anderson-Of devolving on
the commissioners Of the sinking fund the
regulation OF all loans for the Common
wealth.
Also, of doyolvng on the Governor np-
pointments to Office now made by the
Board OF Public Works. and all other lu-
ties Of said Board, or An officer to be cleo.
ted bienniaIIy by the General Assembly.
Also. Of abolishing the Board of Public
Works.
A bill providing for general elections,
and the election OF county officers. was
then taken up, and numerous amend
ments discussed and adopted.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-26
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Sheriff.

We nrc authorized 10 announce WIN. W. Mo-
Cam, ms candidate for Sheriff OF Harrison
county, ut tho ensuing spring election, subject
| TO q democratic nomination., If ono should be
| made.
s9g- We arc authorized to announce JAMES
MONROE as candidate for Sheriff ut tho opsu-
ing spring election, subject to any fair and hon
orable Democratic nomination.
fa3- We nrc autho to announce p, CT.
RANDOLPH as candidate for Shorif Mt the
cCnsning spring election, subject to u nomins
t!on ny the Democratic party, ut primary oles-
tlon IN the severn: precincts
eST- We are authorized to announce G. D.
NORMAN as n candidate for ShcritFut the onsu-
ing election, subject to any fair nomination by
the Democratic party.
We are authorized to announce CIIAS. IIOL-
DEN MS candidate for re-olecti on for Sheriff NJ
the ensuing spring election, subject to tho deciA
ION OF any fair nomination by the Democratic
party. @ I"lf qu
For Clerk Of the County Court.
~ We are authorized TO announce MAT
THEW ]. ORR an independent candidate
for Clerk Of the County Court Of Harrison
county, at the ensuing elecuen.o s,suga
INV. P. COOPER is Candidate for Clerk
of the County Court at the ensuing election,
subject TO the Democratic nomination.
For Commissioner of the Revenue.
~ We arc authorized to announce BENZ.
a. REEDER as q candidate for Commissioners
he Revenue for the Lo yer District, at the on
suing spring election. fEg
tN-WO are authorized to announce PETER
REED as candidate for Commissioner Of tho
Revenue In Richie county lGlEIT
u We are authorized to announce ADDEs
son R1TTENHOUSE as acandidate for Com
missioner of:lhe Revenue for the Lower Dis
tricb at the ensuing spring election. fsl.f 20
70 We are authorized to announce WIN. M
PARR as candidate for Commissioner Of The
Revenue Cor the Lower DistEict, subject 70 the
Democratic nomination. - te di
~ We are authorized to announce JOB
MARTIN as a candidate for Commissioners OF
the Revenue for the Lower District Of Harrison
county at the ensuing election, subject to The
nomination Of the primary n1eetingF:
For Constable.
:. We are authorized 70 announce JAMES z
BARTLETT as candidate for Constable, for
the first district Of Harrison county at tiS enSu-7
ing spring elestion. ~
Doddridge County. ga
1.Ws are authorized to announce WIN. n
EAR NEST as candidate for Constable for me
town Of West Union, at the ensuing spring e'ee-
u01.1I ErEff-aft Is. D :