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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-06-11

WHITE CLouD Cry CoNPAxY.-The
following are the names Of the officers of
the Company
PresideHt-JASEs FOSTER, ESQ.
.Seeretary-WM)J. GarLrSG. ESQ.
Treasurer-DrIH. w. PETER.
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WHAT Has He DoNE THE New
York Herald has come out in favor Of
WILLARD FILLMORE. and dominates him
for the Presidency. in 1860 After en-.
during abuse and SANDER during the late
Presidential campaign. such as has rarely
been meted out to mortal man, we
should like to know what FitLMoRE has
done, that he should be visited by this
last and direst calamity of all
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-03-17
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

The RIVER is still falling at all points above
and below, and navigation is beginning to be
somewhat impeded at points above and below
the Falls.
o. The Robert j. Ward loaded at on,
wharf yesterday for New Orleans, and depart.
ed near night with full freight.
0ET- The packet Southerner arrived from
st. Louis yesterday morning. She reported
the Mississippi receding rapidly with seven
feet to Cairo.
EF The receipts at the wharf yesterday
by river were not large. Shipments were
quite heavy during the day and night.
G.F The Gov. Powell arrived from the
Wabash yesterday and will leave Tor Green
River to day. She took round n large load o
merchandise on her Wabash trip as far as the
Chain, and returned with moderate freight.
GT- The Henry Jones, from Wabash ar
rived last night partially loaded with corn.--
She took about 200 tons of pork and bacon
for Wheeling and left fully loaded.
0T- Freights to New Orleans are advanc.
ing, in consequence OF the receding stage o
the river. Pork 81; other frcights in proper.
ton.
0T The Return is at the upper wharf un.
dergoing repairs.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-03-17

CUBA-The Paris press has significant ar
tice upon the relations Of this country toCuba,
containing views which We suppose have the
sanction Of the French Government. 1t says:
England and France would certainly never
consent to the annexation Of Cuba to the great
North American confederation. Cuba is, in
fact, the key of the Gulf Of Mexico, as Con-
stantinople is the key of the Black Sea, and
Europe can no more admit that the Gulf OF
Mexico should become Yankee lake than
allow the Black Sea to become Russian lake.
For the very reason that England and
France deem it so important to prevent our
acquisition of the Island, it is OF the first polit
ical and commercial consequence to us to get
the dominion Of it. If it be the key to the
Gull, it is the key to the outlet Of the Missis-
sippi, which is the great highway Of the COM
nerce of more than half of our whole popula-
ton. Can we safely consent that any power
shall hold the command of one of the CHIEF
avenues Of domestic as we'll as foreign COM
merce? The law of necessity for selfpreser-
vAtion would warrant almost, in seizing it if
we could not get it otherwise.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-03-17
BORT of Guansuille.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
SUNDAY, March Is.

SUNDAY, March Is.
HIGHFLYER, from ST. Louis to Louisville.
GKPEsHOT, from Cincinnati to Memphis.
WM. DICKSON, from Louisville to Tenn. River.
GOLDEN GATE, from Cincinnati to ST. Louis.
FRED LORENZ, from st. Louis 10 Cincinnati.
PETE MILESTONE, from n. o. 10 Louisville.
ST. LAWRENCE, st. Louis TO Cincinnati.
BEN FRANKLIN, from y. Orleans TO Louisville.
RAINBOW, from Louisville to Henderson.
II. ID. NEwCoEB. from Louisville to n. Orleans.
METROPOLIS, from st. Louis to Pittsburg.
wv. CHEEsMAN, from st. Louis to Pittsburg-
BELMONT, from Pittsburg TO st. Louis.
MONDAY, March Is.
WM. NOBLE, from y. Orleans to Cincinnati.
ARK. TRAVELLER, from Nashville to Cincinnati.
R.M. PATTON, from Louisville to Teen. River.
GOV. POWELL, from Wabash to Evansville.
DIAMOND, from Louisville to Nashville.
X. J. WARD, from Loui'ville to New Orleans.
SOUTHERNER, from st. Louis TO Louisville.
QUAKER CITY, frnm Pittsburg to Nashville.
II. A. JONES, from Wabash TO Pittsburg.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-03-17
Excitement Among the Ccdfshsrmen.

ST. JOHNS, y. T., March 10.
Advices brought by the English mail that
the British government had entered with a
convention with France, in relation to the
Newfoundland fisheries created intence excite
ment here. There was general meeting OF
all classes called, during which the stores and
business houses were closed. The British
flag was hung at halfmast, and in some places
black flags were hoistec, and the result OF the
meeting wss that the wrong should not be
p.rpetrated. The Legislature and the com
mercial classes were seniing petitions to the
Queen. Delegates were to proceed to protest
against these measures.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-03-17
River and Weather by Telegraph.

PTTTssURG. March 16.-River four feet fou,
inches, and at stand. Weather cloudy and
dam.
CINCINNATI, March 14.-The river is at a
stand with five feet water in the channel.
LOUISVILLE, March 16.-Fiye feet water in
the canal last evening. River still falling
Weather moderate. Thermometer so.
ST. Louis, March 16.-River still fslliuc
here. Illinois river open to Peoria. Upper
Mississippi navigable again. The Missouri
rose iuches at Boonville, Saturday. Wealth.
er warm and pleasant.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-03-17
asniugCop Items

WASHINGTON, March 16.-A large number
OF citizens of Ohio, now in this city, held O
meeting this afternoon in Baune's hotel, and
adopted a resolution of respect to the memory
of the Hon. d. L. Desney. Messrs. Bart
Pugh, Campbell, Henderson, were appointed
a commltte, to accompany the remains to
Cincinnati.
distinguished Pay Office holder was pre-
sented to Mr.. Buchanan on Saturday by sew
eral Democratic friends with request that he
be re-apponted. The reply was emphatic
that the North and West demanded rotation
in Office and that would be the rule of action
In the South it was different. This was {:
poser.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-03-17

FowLER's LEcTUREs.-We are pleased to
announce the arrival of o, S. Fowler, the eel
ebrated American PhrenoIogist, and we trust
our people will avail themselves of the op-
portunity Of listening to his dscourses upon
the various subjects upon which he treats. Mr..
+. is not mere itinerant cranium examiner,
who delineates character simply for the graft
6cation Of his audience and his subject, but a
thorough scientific scholar in everything that
pertains to humana Physiology, both men,
tai and physical. His lectures abound in
practical facts, connected with our every day
life, habits, associations and peculiar constitn-
tons. His discourSes upon the institution oi
marriage, matrimonial sympathies OF parties
and other kindred subjects which he treats in
a highly interesting and unique manner Mr..
f. has devoted lifetime assiduously to his
profession, and is now the standard authority
upon the Science of Phrenology, proper, and
all the various scientific subjects with which
it is connected. His lectures throughout the
West, during the past winter have been re.
ceived by crowded houses for weeks at tht
time, and by the most fatterins commenda.
tions ofthe press everywhere.
Mr.. L. visits our city at the solicitation O.
the Mechanics Library Association; and the
profits of his lectures will be devoted to The
support Of that new and valuable institution
ia our city. through the munificent donation
from the Mcclure estate. We bespeak fol
Mr.. Fowler, in behalf of the Library Associa
ton crowded bouses and q liberal patronag,
during his stay. For particulars Of his sub
;ects for the several lectures, see advertise
mans in another column
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-03-17

Cr Mr.. l.. johnson from Cincinnati. pro.
poses to establish Book Bindery for the ex.
ecution Of every variety Of work, and Blank
Book Mandatory, in Evansville from whicl
he will turn out work equal in quality to anJ
done in the West, and for prices as low as il
can be procured COR any where else. 1t.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-03-17
COMMERCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
CINCINNATI MARKET.

CrxctvsIrr March l6-Sales of eCa bols flour at e5
as IS; Wheat moderate demand at 81 10 for red 81
l5 for white; Corn at 55g256 Oats In good de.
mand at so; Whisky steady at 3D. Cloverseed declined
81 5O97 6j luli Timothy dull at s3e593 50: Provis-
ions rm, but demand not active; Sales of go bbls
ness pork at S292l 5o 2l0 b6ls at So or so hhds ba
con sides at Ii 250O00 lbs. shoulders at az: sides
neld 10 with buyers at 9a Sales of Lard ut I lower
Most OF the contracts made Ice iasi December have
beeh settled at BE.
NEW YORK MARKET.
vEv YoRE. March 16 Flour firm with sales OF 7.500
bbls al So coos 90 for Stltet So Has 80 for Ohio
Wheat rrs sales of 1900 bushels al 60 for red:-
Corn sales of 10000 bushels II - for mixed
Pork unsettled; sales Of $500 bbls S9IG24 80 for
moss: Beef firm: Bacon heavy Lard heavy Sugar firm
Coffee in good demand and hrm; Lard oil 81 losl ID;
TalOw I21zGI2sf.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-03-17
DRY GOODS ar AUCTION!

TUST received will fe sold auction. Auc
sD tion Rooms. regular sale days. large apd
raj of Dry Goods Notions and fancy articles
consisting in part Of Brown and Beaehed Sbeengs and
Shirings Satncs Casieaes Coatings flaanels Blankets
Jeans. H0sinr. Gloves. Mits. Snool Threads, Lncys
Mernes. Shawls, SuspeudeIs. Sc. sc.
ALsO-Tables and Pceke- Cutlery ewery and Watches
Cloths and Hair Brushes fancy Spaps Razors Pins Needles
AeeordeoBs and great variety OF fancy art cps
Gus 20 mention. WOOLSEY & NELSON.
povI
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-03-17
Canal = 5egister,
ARRIVALS.
A.A. A1~-,L 1

ARRIVALS.
MONDAY, March 16-
p. II. WOoDARD, from Petersburg to Evansville.
JAS. LaUGHLlN, in, from Petersburg 10 do
G. MORGAN, from Petersburg 10 Evansville.
MoEDAY. March l6.
DEPARTURES.
p. II. Wo0DARD. from Evansville TO Petersburg.
JAS. LAUGIlLlN, from Evansville 10 Maysrille.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-03-17

CAMrHoRATED CIGARs.-These grateful and
health promoting cigars, now becoming SO
universally popular in the East, have just
heen INTRODUCED into our market by j. j. Pen.
nington, wholesale and retail Druggist; Wash
ington Block. 1t.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-03-17

r f. PO r II

TO THE MAYOR AND COMMON COUNCIL OF EVANSVILLE.
YOUR Committee, appointed to confer with similar
Committee appointed by the trustees OF the town OIL
Lamasco City, report plan Of king said town
TO said city, beg leave to report the joint committee
have consulted together and to recommend to the
Common Council of Evansville. well as TO the Pres
iden and Trustees of the town of Lamasco CITY, the ad
option of an agreement. copy Of which is herewith
submitted. JOHN HEWSON, Chm,
NJ. W. FOSTER,
CONRAD BAKER,
COMMITTEE.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-03-17
AUCTION SALES.

HIRAM NELs
.-C7TcNEEsss, CoIfsilsSi0S FRCHAETS
and iieai Estate Efr0kers,
TTAVING leased for aterm of years and fitted the
Ola Court House. corner Xaia ard Third streets we
preparedto receive for sale aucon private
SALE all kinds ofCocd; snd creA@Edse; household
furniture. horses, bur9ies, etc. etc.
Csshadvaoces made eonsi IN :nts when required
every Tuesday. thursday ant Saturday.
so'eioek a, NJ Also tuesday, Wednesday
aad Fridsyniehts. at carly gasliFht.
SALES OF UEs1 ESTATE.
The irst Monday every month at 10 o'clock A. NJ
Having provided ourselves with large Slap City OF
EvaRsv eontan G the recent EuargcneEts, snd be-
Cvng IL will be for the interest OF all concerned havs
apart the rst MOpGay Of Every month for the sale
Real saustion All those wishing sell reqEcs-
tee hand in their time give the public due notice
The patronage Of those having Houses and Lots Laues
for SALE either puseor private SALE soci-
ted. iyI5 WOOLSEY & NELSON. Auct's.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-03-17
2. G.. O'RILEY & Co,
Storage, Forwarding AID Commission
MI - ~ g. III "a ~ IT @,
EVANSVILLE, IND.

-. HAvIxa fttcd upa mammoth s-s7-
" III # Boat, the largest On the
ohio Ryeri the manner we are pre-.
tcanybusincssentrustedio ourearc, eth.
or by FeTVEE., RAILROAD OR CANAL,
without exposing to The inccmenoy Oftbe weather. any
property: bopaid to Recev
in~ Sorip and Forwarding and also 20 the sao ofany
Pruce consigned 10 nd all OTder- Py siled
p G. O'RILGY returns his sincere thanks 10 his nu
uoorou friends for patrC and
fully solieits acoa.iBuance ofthe same, which will be
duly recprocated
AStcre Room. wellsuppled, will DO Kept forthe
of Boats aud thoir orders carefuy filed
roba.dRwIv z. G.. O'NlLFY a. co
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-03-17
CHEAPER. THAN EVER!

TyNRlDUTE TO En. KaSE.-The hes. tribute that
be paid his is to read the account OF
and exploits in tho Arctic Eegons for sale
ty mill D0BEBL 4 LISTER.
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select Classical school at Oxford, North Caro-
lima.

CtINCE the establishment Of this school in Janu-
ary 1851 by Tresct PRINCIPAL James II. orner, A. NJ
has large and steadily Of the public IA
yor by patronage from abroad and ~
nua delegation Of masicaates 70 the University t Chapel Hi Here
conducted under the joint OF MI fiorner
and Professor @ Brown hate Of the said University who has been
years teacher Of the ancient classics that institution Rev
assistant instructor and 0crs we'll
qualified appointed occasion require
The young advanced
classes who desire
full collegiate for respectable stations
life by branches Of English ednca
lion efficiency the number OF classes
win that ample be devoted 70 examination and
lecture lesson BY cach his
department. M
Care will books and modes of nuc
Of knowledge IN each Of the several
methods recommended BY experience shall be
consistently will be spared % provide the best
apparatus the work
important the advan
tagcs and promote permanent the schools
THE instructors North Carolna have been long
gagged IN authorized refer those who
further their personal official qualifications
many distinguished citizens this and other States the South
Among these Wm A. Graham, Hon. w. r. MaDgm,
Cows Manly @ Asa Mggs r. Rev Thomas Akin
son. Alexander Wilson, d. D., Rev smuel Wait D. Rev
u Deems d. president The North Carolina University and
various mernbe OF the board of trustees.
The next will commence the 18th OF July.
othcr particulars made known application
14a
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Gt 100 REWARD viii be given for the apprehension
kO delivery William Garrison, who alsconded from Fa
April taking with him from 300 10 SEQ
my money which be obtained by Of false key
feet inches high sallow
complexion aud miller by trade The above reward
charges win be for his delivery Falmouth,
he may be brought back and dealt with
cording TO law. THOMPSON J. SULLIVAN,
june 2-2awlm Falmouth, Va
m Washington Alexandria Gazette Richmond Enquirer,
Louisville fy) Democrat Charleston Mercury ST. Louis Democrat
tGa) Constutonali Chattanooga Ga
Baltimore san, Nahez Free Trader and Nashville Union viii
publish week month and send b 70
this Office for collection, with a marked paper.
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valuable Farm and WATERPROOF for sale.

TIME undersigned offers at private sale very de-
containing $40 ts located At tr
extremity Carcs county Maryland and is bounded %
the Wic0nco
the north by creek that epica is waters into the Wconeo
sufficient pr0le mills
o any desirable extent
adapted the growth of wheat and TO-
that annually floats
shores and the qannY e that ~ could be made
the richest farms the There superaunianre IL
Kitchen
stables large barn. al in good order oysters h, and
wild 10 Baltimore tho lis
d Columbia almost daily Address
JOHN HAMERSBY,
June 5--lawf Harris Lot r. o., Charles co., Nd.
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overland Mail Route to California.
Pesr ossacx DrrARrsKsr,
AarN 1n l&5T


April 20, 1857.
4 ACT Of Congress, approved 81 MaIch, lcp "
making appropriations Cor The service bfhe on0e pciaff
for the sea year ending 3oh Ja1e 1858 pro1dssi r
That the Postmaster General and e hsyeby a8qr
the o the entire letter mail fro s
point Mississippi the may select San
Francisco the Se Of California for six al cost not exceed
three hundred thousand dollars per for monthly four
thousand dozrs weekly hundred thou
dollars for semi weekly service 10 be performed seinenb,
weekly weekly the option Of the Postmaster General
shall require the service 10 be
with good four coaches spring suitable for
mails,
Sac I2 That De contractor ssi haze Che rirh, rec,npn
enfy ~ nbt ts disposed a
rcserRcd enc point lr st9t NOT 70 be ncaf nar
n irh each other and provided that no mineral land shall be
thus preetnpt0d. Ar Aftf..-a ~ saT etl IA tr
trip that befure entering such eonadt n
General shall he satisfied Of The ability and disposition
the parties d good Rh perform he said Contract
shall require and sufficient security for the performance q
the the commence within twelve months after tue sign
ing OF the contract t
Proposals m accordingly be received the Contract oce f the
department. until the LIST day OF June 1857, for
conveying mails under the provisions Of the above
Besides starting point the Mississippi river bidders will
other
wise designate lis nearly ns practicable.
Separate proposals invited for B0nhy toy and
iocekiy trips each way.
The decision uon the proposals offered will be made after the
General shall be satisfied OF the ability and disposition Of the
parties in good faith perform he contract
executed with good sufficient surets that
shall be with like security the
shall be Required To DO by the Postmaster
General and the service must Within twelve months after
the date or such contract
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The pcrson upon books unless h'
paymani Ne subscrptoa be made IN advance
Instant May forward by eieF and all ra1
assulu.l By ourselves a. ssat transnissloh.
The COUNTRY rAIT1s pubhcd pwecky during c sessions
os Congress, snd sens, weekly during the recess.
subcrns period pear win be received
proporiIoned 10 above annual rules
ss-PosrLasnaS authorized agensi aDa ny
sending ~ YrvK DAILY subscribers e1tsed;
WEEKLY subscribers enclosed wal Be entitled cpy
giu.is-
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Canay Generals oaceGen George Gibson, oommssary gen
ger.
SHyqa Gercls 0geGen Thomas lawson. surgeon general;
assistants Wood and Dr. G. X Wood; three clerks
Engineer oceGenera Joseph Tn, chief engineer assistant,
Captain VI g. Wright; ave clerks and one messenger.
Typographical Bmsaaco Alert csonel Of the corps
sistant " : -, ,, !, .,.,.,
Ordnance Bssra1sl--col II n. - 's'' = glals '''
CAPT WIN Maynadier; eight clerks aud u.s--
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Navy Department Navy Department proper,
Navyyaris Of Construction Equipment
and an pair Bureau o. PROV ons sa & sareaa ofananoe ana
The following IS statement o. the duties Of each Of these offices and
Of the force employed therein:
S@rdy CHoi Touccy Secretary the Navy; Charles
Welsh esq., chief clerk and eleven clerks The Secretary Of the
Navy has charge cf everything connected with The naval establish
under the direction Of Che President Of the United States who
an instructions commanders q squarons and commanders Of
vessels all orders of officers commissions Of officers both in the
ofce orders for The enlistment discharge
from the Secretary oee Al The duties o. ie dnrsn eareaas are
from kim Tho general snPerntenence o
corps forms aso the duc o n, secretary and
all e orders @ the comanani Of that corps should be approved by
him.
Bureus c Nary Iayvs ant Joseph Smith chief
drangbtman.
Az e navy arr docks and whsyes buildings and machinery
under supornienience charged
management cf the Naval Asylum. Na
bureau clerks and drauEhtsmnn The Office o.
i bureau who assisted ty rrec ssB, enrineers This
has charge Of the huidng and repairs Of al purchase
anchors The chief superintcas
for the and with
the approval Of the Secretary decides upon plans for their eonuc
lion
Buru # I,vrius crstaiuo Bridge, purscr United states
clerks All provisions for the
navy oohns, together the making niracs for FUR
nhing the same, Under the charge Of this barcsh
B,po n Ordinance Hpireyophgcapt poncan ngraham,
chief q bureau four clerks dragtsan This has
q all ordnano and ornanc store he nanrure or pur
vessels with everything connected herewith aso pro-
charts chronocfrs, haroneers, 6r TO
hooks furnished shpsofwa The United
and Hydographical oce a Washington,
perntendence Of the chief of this bureau
eas u ssfne SsrpryDr william whean, surgeon Uni
passed assistant surgeon United
statcs navy Everything rcinfing TO mencs and
medical Stores sick and wonnied and mahngement q
hospitals comes within supcrniendence OF this burean
WAR DEPARTMENT
Hon J. royd Secretary Of War n Drnkard, chief clerk
following bureaus attached % this department.
6rmrnsiso Gsaeai oFce-This Office the head of which
Lieutenant General sort Is at New York
Asans saaars ogcol samuel Cooper Adju,ant General
Asist,ns-pteyc Townsend lrevet Capt Williams
T. CArcshe Jntec Adyoate beyct MAJOR John
w. and In this once are ke az
e ers which rer 10 the personnel the army The rolls S
Il 3 here where all military commissions are made out
Qnafolaaser Ge1fs oFce Major General Jesnp
qgarteasta5 general Conel q Tfntas Captain "
he Aior Bger ervcn ccrss aud one neseenrer
Tr,nassr ecaoars oTosco Iarncd paymaster genera
Major Leslie district faymascri eight clerks and one mezscn
ger
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of Panama Railroad d.-Reducton

tDMPIE1lON OF Panama Rallroads--Redueuon
~ CiorniaUnted States mail steamships leave New
Aspnwa the 9Th Goth Of each month"; connecting
with mail from Panama 10 san Francisco
These steamships have been Inspected and approved by the Navy
Department, and guaranty speod and sdffy
Tie Panama railroad i7 miles long) completed from
crossed In hours The baggage Of passengers
through passengers
the expense The
money paid York all expenses Of the trip.
kept port New Panama and
prevent detention OF accident the
entirely rdiuile
Passengers Aspnwall
Conductors charge
and children without other protectors.
apply te agency, III
street New York, l. W. RAYMOND.
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