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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-04-28

Commonwealth Attorney.
nj X. II rrLE.-iou will please {,
Iil hOunce ANDREW L. KENNEL
as "A candidate for Communicable 4
IornPy for Jefferson County, al The u,
election.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-04-28

o. A well.dressed gentleman is very
careful not even TO soil his boots in walk
Ing. Why. then, should the ladies have
their elegant dresses dragging in the mud.
dy streets, carrying with them as they
walk, slraws, tobacco guilds, half-smoked
cigars or any other article which may be
accidentally thrown on our pavements
II they only knew how ridiculous i. seems
in the eyes Of others, they would at once
reduce the skirts OF their walking dresses
10 the proper length, and save much silk
as we'll az time and trouble.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-04-28

a. Tho Democratic National Conven-
lion net q, Charleston, S. g.. on Monday
last. CALEB CUSHING Of Massachusetts,
was chosen President of the Convention.
and a Vice.Plesiden, and Secretary an,
ooiored from each State. The Douglas
element, seems to DO in The sscenden'. and
!, il ,urmissd ,hs, he will get The no'nina
,i,n for Presiden,,il any is made. Much
.quuJbI;ng sud excitement prevails in the
cvLyeniion. ..a
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-04-28

DA- The following "ln!erroga.ories" are
required by law TO be proPounded by the
Commissioners OF the Revenue, 10 those
who, under the name Of merchants, "buy
and sell and &c, gain" The inquiries
are pretty searching, AID the answers are
required 10 be made on oath:
l. VIVA, were your gross sales OF al
goods, wares and merchandise OF every
description CnIher than ardent spirits.
within the year ending this day a, :,
2. VIVA, amoun, Of goods thus solt
were imported by you from foreign coun
uies. no, in bond. but directly into VIZ
ginia !
3. VIVA, amount OF such sales wcr
az goods manufactured or produced II
Vir.ini by you
4. VIVA, was The amount Of your gros
Gales OF wine, ardent spirits, and mixture
thereof, within the preceding yea. endin
on This day I
The sales under the second aud shir
questions. are exempt from taxation.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-04-28

But When al engIh INC hOuT arrIVes,
And he shall pass away"
No earthly power e'er obscure,
The fame of Henry Clay
Heres 10 YOU, sc.
The lives Of great men are Nation 5
legacy, and when such man as Clay has
ill, The measure of his Coun,ry's fame.
he still iUeS AN BO.
, 1860-06-08
The English Rifle Movement.

The volunteer or rifle corps movement has
spread it's ramidcations into every little town
aod village Of England. There are now enroll
led nearly two lurdred 1hunsand, and before
t~o years they expect to uu.nlsr half million.
Every onc seams in;bued With tie innpor.unce
Of this movement agaius. Invasion, from lie
Queen to the humblcst subject in the realm.
The volunteers comprise in their raaks the bert
of the young men that can be found. 1. is
talked Of in English circles to invite the New
York Seventh Regimen. Of volunteers 10 visit
England next spring, and 80 into camp with
dozen regiments oi the British riaemen. and
ca"pete with them in proficiency Of drill.
Tbera is little doubt bu. that tue gallant Seventh
would accept the invitation. They could make
arrangements with some Of the steamships for
3 trip out and back ut reduced price. Such
visit would benefit the volunteer systems cf
both uHtlopR
, 1860-06-08
Gov. Ofdca OF New Jersey.

Tbs pro slavery papers have slarte. story
iu circulation to the elect, that Goy. Oldcn Ct
New Jersey, had declared that lie would uot
support Lincoln and Hamlin, bu: intended to
vote for Bell and Everett. There is cot word
o! truth in the report uscpeu1y declares tbst
hs is fur Lincoln aud Han:iu wi!hoat ouiifica-
t'on o. reservation. Gov. 0iden supported
Fillmore in 1855, and was elected t;or.,,1ur of
View Jerses last fall u, the compromise candid.
ase of the tn wirgs of the Opposition. But lie
has no intention Of playing the purt Of decoy
ior the s'aveocracy by setliug thr 6nd example
OF throwing away his vote on the " Old Gentle.
mems ticket" The nomination of Lincoln hns
been exceedingly well received in New Jersey.
The Fillmorcites vie with fl,e Frcmoutcrs in
zeal il behalf Of The Chicago nominees. There
will hardly bc IN omnibus load OF Bell. Everett.
votes csst in the Stale, and their places will bc
filed dozen times by Democrats, who nre
pleased With the idee Ct running man for tie
Presidency whose most prominent ciaaruc' er;s
tic Is AsAtsty. The desire Of once more having
an honest administration is irrcprcs5it.e amopg
honest Democrats, and the election Of Lincoln
oilers the only chance, this yeur
, 1860-06-08
OUR KANSAS LETTER.

.c....,
iSpss'1 oo''e e'p''aeoes o' as fles' an. 1aouae.!
..... 1.wnsseE, June I. ,sso.
Kansas SENDS grceting. NhiEo you have been
Hooded with the reports Of ratification meetings
frono evcrv onsrtar AZ tbe 11,;on Eo,e,s ,,,,et
.s. - ~:.,ae,..s ,:..,1s ' -1"e1s '""a'
mol oe oSeF1ooAeo. Every H"t'e to"h IN Kansas,
with half dozen shanties and es many warm.
hrrrsb,d n. t>;nco1n nd ,1an,;. a.a ,.ss b
W. A'A~'n 90" .4au'o, 7ao na"
fIofious time generally; while IN the more pre-
teuoang cities they bare rallied by the thou
sands-orought ous their SO zine ponnders-
made hour species. and invited all the way
moe ad to o.; conc home to
oos1'a ana 1u 1oa les,.
" are tt11i noPe'ut tor our aomlssion. With
a1t ,ne asp'fat1ons oi i'eemen SO active, bow
eau me people o. Kansas w1l''ngly b. cheated
ou' ol 'o'e ZOE Tue next ffesldeItf But that
Is among Inc !east oi me VII! reasons for our
u!n:sslou. :sl:sc Even tne question OF ADMISSION
.,eet ~ " n'iooe lm mpor!aaee ~aeh viewed by
tne slds oi olhef matters Tor which We "..pet,.
'son aad ever pray. "e wait our RailFoad
grants before ~ 4ose Tue right to ask for them,
aud oeie1e a!l Inc valuable land is Otherwise
aprtoes'a.eo: He want our iossts IN Sc, -
aaal.eo ~ tne SSommass1oners !ast year, paid
~ .ne neceIaa uoseln'heat, Whais We are a.
most reduced 70 utter dest'tution. No beneEae-
.ion rS, eo"sa e'ea a, ne n,o'e ',e We ats no"
, uIst,esssais poer-ue "usat e,op TOTALLY ioss-
~h:ls IN MN. nnpa.sane'ea . ofoutn threatens to blast
e.5 n.neE a"fG " i;ot u susIeoance oae iafms
many eases hey must Be- sold to sstsiq ,be
ens e,tp"ur ";or oar penpte arg ..sing upon nfeaa
snorm m"' IT, a5o do1,.r th,. ~ 10 .oe losy IN
t,.aun ~ as 49, r ...,. - ior
,na ,"sm III sm's 2, W. Hesa oeneas 'nan
hs ~" ,,.,;r,a.,.,n of ,ha;r snuG SAsts mus
~ 4,;',h, snd ~ ~. ..sa. ~ nansas.
half ., III on sses ,xr "a as ,bs aen a aea. seu
ha. e,H.s ~ .n T.; ~" sn NJ. - 'nc uos1 touI
ns nae st,. '1en se hLe nouns: lss earn mas been
ay Paa ,1' suu az 'ee nolstu!e aas o1s-
it'e dssh of ree ;ta II thot a'1u ~ dsI s,h ,
me- % nsss " vii be- rsonircd - tix - ea,a ., 1--WE
, 1860-06-08

Tie suit recently decided i.y the Supreme
Court Of this State, in which the legality ef
certain bonds issued by Stark county WAS &C.
cided upon, has excited much ccmme1t; and
our remarks which accompanied an announce
ment Of the C3ufl's decision have produced
lE'feelitg which we little expected. One Of
tile attorneys for the county whites us til 1t lie
and his associate are much aysrieyed by the
commehts, which they regard as unjust and
slauacrous As se did uut klow who were
the attorneys in tie case on either side, tl.aro
could have been Nd intent to give offence to
any one Of them; aua we regret TINT strict
tires general iu their nature should have ar
peared to hare been iuteIded for pa1sonal CEN
sure. We hope they ure satisfied with tue
exclamation.
, 1860-06-08

In few countlcs of Southern Iiipo,s ho7 IN
publicaa'sm spread tastsr Than in Gal!atio. A
correspondent writes from Shawncetown Juue
2d. saying" rcn,iug;ion OF Lincoln il
hailed in this comfy will delight und enthusi
asm. We polled for Fremont ire votes in 1bi.
prec'"c:. and in the who'e county onlv "a. We
hare the numes Of l34 men in Shswreetoyn
who will support Lincoln and tic Republican
ticket this Fail. We shall Foil orer $50 Rcpub.
llsan Totes III the county. Two years ago We
cast 2o3 yo:ca for Lincoln for Senator, bu. We
shal. good deal nor linn duullc tln* n,,u
bsr in November. Dirty-worl; Logan bad 15.tss
II our distr ct, but if lie runs again lie will not
get half that Number. We tllall beat him in
this county," ~
, 1860-06-08

Wcpudiatfon In Hin notR-.-Coufpo OF tho
PTcts and Tribune.
tocrrslpo0dsnso Of ths Froaa md Trtbuoc.l
pnu+f AVN Nr lima TEA

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Poa.taxp. w.. 1urs /. ,eso.
Were you erer in our "down east"
city? II not, wo hope you may visit us, at
least, after the election Of Linc=ln mud uamlin
in tt,a Idas Of November We should be glad
to Fec any Of your fraternity here. Tor we have
iorg since come 10 ragard the P6Ess Axp tn
8uSE ss one OF the prime necessities Of life,
which it would occasion too much loss 10 forego.
fon have g'ren Us the opinion that there is
honesty and good deal Of straightforward
maal'ness Jet in the Weat.-onr friends ore
fhere-our oroshefs and our kindred are among
tile residents ot the great West. We have in
sestmen's 'hefe-of LAT ds, city lote. city and
couots oonos many o. us are the o"ness--
"nen ~ "as se'a 'uas Ai''noiS WAS aoou' .osePu
".a's "e' 'a'' uep =. ouo "ueu nc I'D" IL eon'e
o. "e P'Pe.s o. 'na' see''o" commencing
'one ofepoola1'1s a"empts, ous courage began
'oa. our eonnoelee naa Deen misplaced
i1' I "l,s AND th'nos. squA'e''
aau '''o's uen'uuseo ''e ao''f'he % 'epao'@.
''o" ~ oDe "'eAeu apu outrageous ~ ..se', aao
~ 'ae oa.'"ao'S 'a'3' ~ luz ptospet'ts o' Tue
"es': 1oa p,o.'anuu Nv soa"u uos''De' uau ID
o. uo'"''' } ou o'u luz "se' ee'AaS oets'ee' iou
ro.a ,1s,se ~. o.' ' auu ,ou ~.
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fs .. 1.,'..,' ~.:.a,'s ses .'"'e'
, 1860-06-08

The Tornado as CaHAnche--Asalstaae
from LJons. =
while We do not sympAth11e With the spirit
Of the following latter. ws hava no objection 10
giving 1. room in cur eola1nps for tbs benefit Of
such as may feel azgFlovedf the prsnises~-
-Eps.l -
.--- L1o1s Iowa, June 4, 1850.
E1aoss Pr as and T.lhuue:
1notice in your paper Of to. day IN attempt 10
give some Of the facts relative to tho recent sad
calamity at camanche, Albany and other
places.
Your informant, in some instances, is far from
being correct. and wish more particularly to
call your attention 10 tho following: You say,
intelligence from the two towns thus destroy.
ed (meaning Camanehe aud Albany was dis
patched at ouce, by feet messengers, to Clinton
and Fulton for aid;' and, also, that Ut CIn-
ton the steamer Queen City Was lying At the
landing" DC. Now, 1t ia not true thst the
Queen City was lying \: clinton.
The facts are as follows: The Queen City
runs every fifteen minutes between Lyons city
aad Fulton. Messengers arrived at Clinton.
Fulton aod Lyons almost simultaneously. The
news reached Lyons at o'clock P. H., Sunday.
The Qaeen City Was lying at the landing 1t L.
on+, md Immediately en- receipt Of the news,
Capt Bristol. who resides here, fred up his
boat, and in twenty minutes shout one hundred
Of our citizens we're on board, and On their way
to the scene Of suffering. The boat touched at
Clinton, and took on those in readiness to 20
BESIDES these, about one hundred more Of our
c'uzsns, with four Of our best phy ysicisns, went
oy land, the same evening. and arrived thers
about as soou as those on the boat. Our citi-
zens remained all night, aiding and comforting
the distressed, and on the following morning,
three huudred more Of our citizens were on the
spot. engaging in the sam. good work.
f"u further convey the idea that loads Of tho
sufferers we're conveyed to Clinton aud Fulton
by the c. I. i y. r. r. This Is not true; noue
OF the sufferers (wi.h one or two exceptions)
left cananehe for either Clinton, Fulton or
Lyons. Our citizens offered accommodations
fur one huadred, hut citizens of Camanche
thought they could be taken care OF withou. rs-
moving them.
Your informant, it seems, knew but little Of
what he pEeteuds to recite. The citizens of
Clinton aud ulton did nobly aud well, and the
citizens Of Lyons did something.
lwfite this that you may hare an oppostu-
nifty TO do our citizens justice BY making the
correction. which, Us public journalists, know
you will gladly do. Your correspondent made
great blundsr, or wilful Misrepresentation
Of facts material to the honor of our citizens.
We do not wish your readers to understand
that our people, in number some $500, living
within tight miles of the scene OF 50 grea+ dis
aster, are so destitute Of those impulses Of the
human heart common to all, rs to remain at
home without Offering to assist our uei8hbors
in the hour Of their deepest aIRlction.
Your paper is extensively read here, and We
we're surprised at The account given. You will
do the fr,euds Of the sufferers and our citizens
favor by inserting this communication in your
next issue. Yours very respect'y,
4 SCBscR1BEa.
, 1860-06-08

tie Vast Coast Of Africa, in any single month
Of The yesr. The Atlantic Ocean is probably
nsvar without feet Of them going eastward
with 81 uas beads, calico and rum, or westward
with human freight corded like store wood or
packed like cotton bales INTO the smallest aud
deadIsst compass. Occasionally The " old
public func1ionary" ut II Washtnqton i,sues hin
proclamation against them aud informs C,r.
gress that ho contemplates doing something
about IT And straightway ali hands 60 to
sleep again, except the industrious corsairs,
to be reused only BY the intelligence If the
'nudlng Of frcth cargo in Cuba or s2rne iu-
let Of Georgia or Florida, xhen tue rreclain-
ing is again gons through will, tho special
message repeated AID the somno!ent indIffcr-
ence resumed.
We expressed tho opinion moro THAI two
years ago Tint systematic movement was en-
foot 10 legali.. the African Slave Trade. We
had not then te(ore us the majority report Of
the Charleston Platform COMMITTEE, declaring
THAT it is the duty Of tho Federal Govern
"msnt to protect, when necessary, the rights
"of persons or property on the high seas, tie
Territories, or toherever ls constitutional juri{
''diction ertends" We wire nevertheless
firmly persuaded that tLo extraorj nary t1orhs
being made would soon find u political or jti-
dicial warrant for the re'psnii s Of lie traffic.
Two decisions have b:eu pronounced III tie
G. S. District Courts Of Florida and Alabama
koockirg away the cri:arua: Il aturts Of tue
slave t1ade hy throwing the whole blame on
the African chies who make merchandise CT
their subjects, aud the resident trad,rs aad
middlemen who supply the loncst implrleri
Where is the end Of this revoldug chapter
to be found? Does any enc Eelicye that tho
election Of another Democratic President will
put stop 10 lie barbarian procE cdines?
Does rot every maa in the Utiled States,
North aud South, perceive that the further
progress Of the slave trado tkpepds upon lie
ability Of the Democracy TO dcteat LINCOLN
and HANI1S, AID .hat its utter overthrow aid
ruin follows their election in November next?
With Honest Abe chosen to It'll the Presidtn-
tlal chair. The pirates would Lot wait for him
10 chase Them oG tie ocean AID hang such OF
them as could be brought into port alive
They would sell .hcr outlaw craft at half
price and leave the country, months before his
Inauguration.
, 1860-06-08

% Tho Cincinnati Eaquis<r says that the
course Of the Republicans is aising-chap.e.
mutable in their principles LIS adar,ant." We
should judge by the nice little grab Post Master
Fowler made that at last one Democrat has
some cbacrc" about him,
, 1860-06-08

DorpLE MrRpER.--lae Lafayette In.i.) Jour.
natlearos that desperate ash. took place al,
Montczuma, in that State. ou Saturday Inst, be-
tween circus company and some of the ci,i-
zens, in which two Of the latter wcrc killed uy
being beaten With the pins used to fas,en down
the tent
, 1860-06-08

MELANCHOLY Acc.pESr.-Frank Berry, aged
st years, son Of John s. Berry, master mechsn
ic Of the lafayette, y. and Cincinnati Railroad
at Lafayette, was run oycr By ali engine on
Tuesday afternoon and Instantly Killed. lie
endeaTcred to get On the cowcatchcr when the
engine vas in motion. bu: missed his footing,
fell on the track, and tie engine c,u.bcd hin.
terribly,
, 1860-06-08

II TIE st. Louis R-pndlieaa suys that LIN
coin is not the timber TO make good fight.
The people ofthe Union are ut least aEsre that
he is good at fencing; and the Democracy will
6ud that the Republicans u-e,heir right maulcr
to advantage in this campaign.
, 1860-06-08

u Brigham Young has over two hundred
chiidse=. He says that he makes the women
:&taoaI
, 1860-06-08

- As large as Old Abe now is, the voice Of
the soyereigu people will declare next Soyetu-
her that they waut him longer,
, 1860-06-08

~ 4 Frenchnaa writes It's 10 kuow whSth-
er tue arts are cultivated to very great extent
in this country. Yer, cur ladies, using their
cheeks for canvass are quite ekiled in painting.
They usually make toleratly |ife-N3e pictures.
, 1860-06-08

e Stsingfellow Of former Kansas ootoriety,
has quit public life a7d gone to raising hemp in
Missouri. We are Of the opinion that the hemp
would look decidedly better raising him.
, 1860-06-08

q It would seem as though the lorcrs Of
verna' beauty in our section Of country have
beea sadly disappointed, Us the buds never
b'oomed until after they bad bursted, and tts
foliage came out just as it was Larinq.
, 1860-06-08

. e The Emperor Napoleon. through bis
knowied&iug the receipt of hunting knife. and
breathing the most friendly expressions towards
Enxland.-Bosson aper.
II we wese IN Eoglishman, as We are an
American, We should fear that With all his pref
ty breathing. his breath was tho kind which
knocks man down.
, 1860-06-08

E An exchange truly says that the deEi1
himself could not prostitute the treasury de-
partmeut to such base purposes as does Jsues
Buchanan. It surely must be his Satanic ifaj
esty who N anages it, or We should mt hare the
devil to pay SO at n Washington"
, 1860-06-08

- 4 Democratic ootemporasy says thatthe
course Of the party is laid out. We presume it
neass that its corse is laid out and tha, its two
di:joiased divisions will soon ba consigned TO
the tomb q. the great burials soon to ccu's of
at Richmond and Baltimore.
, 1860-06-08

The Louisville JosTnaI triss to make itself
witty over VIA: it is plsssed to call " "Lircola's
long, penetrating uoss." We car a.suze il th.t
lbs Fronaietat feature in that glorious cid mans
phytioguouy is just now tho tetnt<r Of attrac-
, 1860-06-08

sB The fact that every copy OF ths great
London Thunderer Is made to pass throp Ii
something less than fifty cylinder press may
aeeount for the pressure Of tha Tina.
, 1860-06-08
that tIIit ne held
KS HsA dcla.,on: but maa over mea
h made Let 10. &. such tltI4to kim.t1f
Ef-ffy{rr f..r.p Isl frry. ~ !. n frfA

111{1tU& l3t
Slavery tyrxunicalIy assumes power which
Heaven denied, while, under it's basbarous ne.
c1cpancy, borrowed .rom the son1ce Of es.l. q
man is changed into chattel-a person is
withsred iutc = think-a soul is shruak into
uou otsa the sa aty x: .'a;. xu aoan 5ut not rot
say fhdE ytu ou1a ssdn, f1dotnkd sci:h sou<
that stan tir< isnmo, tai, trhen sun, and moon,
and .,ars has Pass>d drc.y.
SLAVERY DESTROYS MARRIAGE.
Secondly. Slavery paints itself again in it,
complete abroEation ot marriage, zceognizedas
, 1860-06-08

Ihia is rot ths tine 10 enter upon tie great
question Of race, In the various lights OF relig-
ion, history and .cieuce. Sure sn that they
who understand it best will be least disposed
to the pretension which. on tie assumed gsound
Of 1ufrriori,y, would condemn one race to be
the property Of another. If the African rice
be inferior, as is alleged, then is i the unqaes.
tionahlc duty Of a Christian civilization 10 lit
, 1860-06-08

s:ltutib1 pyets QSiQu which exists ouIr In their
own souls.
The tuyIujty of tie preteus;ou that Slavery
il saucteacd by the Constitution becomes sill
more appa, cnt when We read the Constitution
iu the Elsht of great national acts aud contem-
pcraneous declarations. FIRST comes the Dec
larstiop Of Independence. The illuminated mi.
t,al letter Of our history, which. in familiar
words, announces that "all men arc rea:ed
equal; that trey arr endowed by their Creator
with certain iaalienable rights: that among
them are life. liberty aud the pursuit Of hapui-
ness; that, to secure these rights, aorcrnmen,s
are instituted among men, deriving their lust
powers from the consent Of the governed" Nor
do.s this declaration, binding Tie conscience Of
ali wno epov The privileges It secured. stand
alous. There Ia pno,her rational act. less
kpuwn, but 10 itself kew to rhe tirst. when.
at tie successful close Of the Revolution. in
Continental Congress. in q solemn address to
tie rcoole. |o1ily aunouueed: ..Lst il be r.
meu,bered .hltli h.s ever been the pr;de and
lie boast Of .intrica thar the ri.h,s Tor whica
she has con,x.itl were The rish,s Of humsn
na.ure. b. the blessings of the Author Of
tl,esc Yiah.s. thcy have nF.railpd nrer ali on,n
s,t,op. aud torn lto b,,1s nj th;r,een indenend.
eut St.tea." :,ow. whstever m.r be the nriv;.
le,es a: S.atr, in tb~ir ird;r;dnai ranar,t;es
within ,e,r sere,o, 1oc,t ;rr;sd;.,;o,s r., ,.nTu
er can te .ttnhntea :, ~. ,.st;oa +, ~ 81.
rence of ,,o.,,ir. .nrou;roca, c1an+ ncnrs;st.
ens with tne.e Two ua.tonul dee lsrations. iIsre
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-16
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY Is, 1860.

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,ars ~ rarnnaarna noarus N ilaue, ona,n
~ annJoat;on es A., ,"aAs Sfse. iuse ayou'
a.nn va shan,d H. ol,siana pleasins IN
r,,a,,,a ,,,,rs,,od - ,io" "nAs ooa.se
tha outraaaons ,,rora.aI. .a@N .
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