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Fresh Arrival of New Stock
laluable Real Estate Eos Male

ualuaDSc nea1 bs>1alo fA1 Sa1c
ESQ sas-sa.ser. >. ..saxs~e o, sse raj and pr
piece. - ssisatl ssa est Ia lag VITAL.
ass sias OF pA'enpers -. ass 'nmedisss vicinity.
20 szsi Is--sea sstlA " oseups tAs nsldsses
e.As4ss n. nocsci nous. contains ten soesss ; n.
los Is A. aad soed haasc. .labis, eiss.sn .a ssil
ii Ia good fesir Lois feet noat ~ 80 lees dssp
<Kts asi1E fsn college avenue - saia Hives rceo
Also. tAS SOS and eoamoa.oas tvo ssofy bsisl
as ssxi east o. Ia sssideaee e Ar. shoup
szid fasa ~ kaft pAseappEt. Thke hOass 70 vns o
evss tst haus In - AtOut Ne city, SITUATE ~
"a an EN- niece and eomns Ediae IN uAoesSsse.es
81. - shs Nsssis.ipvi aver and kts.r usiAss
tsk l.asse .aa tAs $50 cliss- The ios h IiU -
soms ~ s.ssses deep.
Ale ,Ars. SIR, er.ek ~sreaouse On IN an.
a".sax s.l- 81 "a als'issssrt sai Nisssun Rsii
Also, sasss is- taald.as lots In blocks and G
r.ssssss s.iiea'. ID aiaa u III. ely " pavvup,
=. eaaa lots In Caviscn q Issss
Ate. atssssseid inss q 10 psr OF Lloeh % q y.
cay VI vss~sPoss CT eading frcs rssns assst 1.
sd .sses, and belag - lss, troas and rear an,
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-26

INT citizens . bssssrost saltst.ss So 4stls
respectfully lav.tej call Al ths ~ etAass heass
Satlsf No. - a. alta - the operation VI
Wsisss's Csisbrs.ss as Sas,iy ssrisg xssAssss
IL vii be rxhib.lias 81 M ssss piss. ~ fe~
3zys sa.sdios has e..,srtaats IT alt sitfsses
sse II. and te.t iis p-calsir wefh fer gaaatly
tkis Jseaas h. - missbiy afatisd h. ali AtEss 81
sADiy c~is. u - ksEslie in IL cn.trartea. ea.li3
opsratsA, not l.ie t. gsf oar Of orAer, gni wi
N sch sofk VI gir dAy ~ ~ wt ex?sTt sesm
a. IL t.sssy, ~.t hsi hssils aaf .sii e.
tas ioa psiss u Fifteen iAii.ss
Ths sasssstssa EasAhAsA shs svtw iAxhs e. she
fsstsot isxa FIR ths sale ~ the tJss CsehE tod
10 HArhass Coant, klshfs fr sale. ~ atsi,tag TO
me 10 psfsoa &c " tsiaar.
hps VA ia aFr4ag. % ant s.ah Mr.. n a. Sh ar.
sssnpVrt, tot lss miniature 0Ff. .Asr.e ma.
aye u anlnlf nams r..
tDlawa John MALlEY
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II WAeleeate AaA 1etau 0ilapnezy veusA
vssla isv,s NE slsaioa u csaalry deaise, 20 n.
81 sArrsss Ea = . ana -
GOODS to6eshsr vi al the elites Of NE nsss.
err m.saes = sAls say
| mhlf dJm &. C. ~ X bNr I. n.
STILL THEY COMET
These Dsaatssl Dry 0esls.
J. D. SUTTON 4 CO.,
| rseeassansiyrsessias largo siAsloss to sssls
SUPERB sroCM
NEW STORE IN GRlGos BLOCK.
Corner Perry aud ID sss.
WHILE " b unssessaAxy 60 ..eak shs s,e.s~
wv g essspssss Of me fstrses shsy cssr 20 49,
-, " ssssaasss Of ,ssss ~hs have sss, % ne "a
SUTTON'S
shs pses e Dad che test secds q shs ns.s, price
00ULo 4 sTEG0E,
ssroassss Ass wnoIssAls AsS asrAiL ssALss, m
caEpssiass. yless Oh clstAs. 1aW.
/ SAlso, asslsu 1.
FURNITURE.
:s $50 s: +: ::.: 81 s'es ss,s1
LuA1I1 LAT1 aaA 0I11ol1S.
!. x,-,.. =. xsseaa Z =.
A rsA. ola xso.rsAy nm =. ,,-..ss q, ~s,.s
f. - s'ss' p'as ls.s's' LssS - $50. p
MONEY 10 LOAN.
r. 49, z @sll ssns, - siess = sAsss uns, ~
g. eA.sxan 49,. - ~. D..4., x.r..
- -. saA.ss.sa = sssis ssssss, est sssv
..ssss 49, -. ss'sa- .'' . - s,o No.:
PALAcE DlNln0 HALL.
- nss -: - -. ssssss. -
49, g - - 6 sss s.: -;
10, 800 CO. g - - sy1s - 8 sSSse!
!; 81: SIS e: = = : %
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A1asd1anla4y:4Gek1 oon1a
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nNsrkeye Insurance g.
O8Y00yD1ts ID0R
U.s.. Ia Ne. RaseEpon's block. over CAs b
bresA~r, k>rros A so',. M lsing noass.
ussKxs hoe zs.y a. NJ. tet r.. ~.
ulhkCTOHss
J. N. y. hsffess, teo. l.. davenport, n. Mesusn
Alfred ssHS~ss. tAxri~s Lxssiie, e. &. Psrry, l. T.
I p~4ssaEi, las. Ne I@l.s.i, q. Is. Woodward, Johr
ossns,g- " Mies A. n. Esu.v, d. L. haofsy.
UfFiC kAa:
a. e. pl SAINT, Presadent.
has LkSsatA, Treasurer
DANIEL l.. sEukkl. Secretary.
Jaaas u. na.iELL. Ex.cen,
=. q WOODWARD. sssls'g. soc.
fhissG Hens CsyP4ay. II tErHres sxsiGsvsly
% tnw msss@i plan. TOE stock consists VI psssni-
am nS8@es sSi iher. - noe os5 ua sueh nolss iu
ssses=lsa % the ISEPaay All ,his property can
- reashxt - rvr-ss from own cousss, and
iA~fsasre % 70 ssnlst~nl xuasanly thai the 1Sm
50. - II r~Svses tas san tnsssed In essr VI loes
40 pas o. l,safznsc AZ come into ssacsat uss u
ths @@ssrra saftss. because IL combines chs1passs
STA satstl.aa1 kaeps msaey eiseatalng ~ kems
- y sl4ef 10 Vaathdv Il
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sasw OAsEsi sMSw OAsGSi
DtDER NICHOLS, saos Csc as Soseal seA
.ss. Case. Of ever, dssenpiss, sSsskasiy o
.ss SILVER Me Kssssosi. sssoss sisss wslss,.
90. Osiers colassy pso9 psiy astssaed 20.
?. ;i 81 ''fsi 8 sc 8 Z: u''d
..yls4sa Pos. o.r. sss siss. Gsis.ss. lie.
CHICAGO LgATHgR BRLrixO hAAU.AcToAY
KELLY 4 asLAOk 0URN.
M''af'''''', o: q /. r s;ysss, Article Of
l. z a r d 4 % - a. .. TT NG,
Which they win SSH ~ Scw York and Bosl,n prices.
Acknowledgement ssds 70 Large passhsscfs.
KYLLY Il DLAcxpvau,
fsnnsrs, Currsn impor,essof French and Rngtisa
saahss, Dealers In Tsnasss' O and Hidss, ga LAKE
Street. CHtCA6o.t LLiNUts. iune Ndvs
notice..
~ 8. MILLER, late oiths arm ofAvsry, Uphsm
w. q Miller (haviny dissolved thai eoncsi 10
ssn -: Of anLsx sSLscs, ss so ss
Wsssf street, C1ieaao, aud having bssh 90 fostss-
| ats - 70 receive tneif spnps-ssock Of Groceries,
of any Hoss- la their tine, tnd uess
them % offer tasr stock Tor nett cash, 81 lover
prices than can he found s,sny ciaef Mouse IL me
eiH
ihsir stock 10 large, aud entirely new. and con.
| sists, In part
:s CO. , t.. 1900 1890 s ss.:: :e c,:
| 5Uv dads su<sr, $40 Doxss ksisins,
3Oo Bbis mo!asses, ia :. eodasA.
<,:s, spssas5 ...on.... 81 wss. M. Va.
| nd faskee Solloas.
l... -, -, al,. MILLER : ROUNDS.
DAMNUM BHO OTHERS
| Importers asd whoasssis D<ais.. 10
TOYS. FANCY 0OOO
Wed md Willsv wars, Rsussksspis Arti.
elss. &c
/ Man.,aetarsu OF
| FIRE ORkS,
No. lio lAxG sfsrsr, $50 Ss.cAso ILLissn
| seen assm
issa sPKiA0 T~ADE. Iss7.
T1okAs aEVRag CO..
Is i.s r..s.I.s i, -, Is. ss ss.ss.
IL GHlGAGO, - ILLIsOls.
nAsusAc1 o.
Rough and Pinlshsd Dfsss worE VI every desesip
PLATA, PiAnished, STA mpes nd Jspsunsa TN w..c
soypss fiPc, kolties, ,iiefs, Bfsasts and Covsss
SOD. f,assaias, Draaxht f.pss ANA Cootess,
Fancy .ad Piaia to.lsl sets,
CAaness ra,.s, uArdsa svssskiers, sc,
ArssaAn Well r,re, plain ssd eas, .nissd
Via ssd fcses Pamps. DE.
WUeLasALs baAtsas IN
tssss's Stock, Mseh,ass aud Aaad Tools,
tsssee f,swDa ssi hnaMstsd Mare,
Lassesnsoi ssesy variety, sfsxiers' and Boil Cop.
nss:s, doppsv, Iron asd steel ware,
1ssss ssc Topper iseisg, bioct TIN, Anumouy,
MySr.aiis M.ns, I isoa sas LI s.S3 r,s, -"'
Ksbssr nose, Selling and racsins,
STOVES, Hot Ale sssatsss, ksgsstsss, DC.
AIiosdsrs promptly slts AIDED, and prices q 10 .
.nrW. .i.ss. 1sss.vs OLD COPPER AMI
rnos: ssosss, sswAas nAaIsSon, so. sArss
III. 1s..
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NeN Meat shop.
Ghe chOse-st fre,a sHrAs a. ANA ut Che
40 Get fssecss
Az II. AblAs hss tnst ok-aa1 Mat shop
w Ga brsiy sts-st. between sssrta ND fafts
so. ado. ~ssrs tsss ialsai Aesysax % had . ml
Assstaasst VT t.sa cAssrsI AAs~ sss~d ~ the
s-ysst papiie I1s PATRONAGE of i4zus 10 -rs<tiai
~ ssieslsa, ar 0ay ssii s.s-ts ts xssa, la
tfaess tsv. lhsrv's ssans diva y Tor Eeef
aasoos refS. sscs sa 80 eaA sarrs Yourselves III.
the bSsiss ". y. AVUh8's.
No.
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Law NOIasa..

MS haze his dsy sdAsstsi tato oar q, n, Hos.
w las. .. Las9@Gs. late OF Nj sasasl, az a us
~ soasaae III prsctlet VI ne .aw asdef the ssms
ot - bK. DILLON !. LiSi1Lkv
Ia sus~qa snes % shss epaags all parsons sndsb I'd
10 ~ arc ~ .nsssiaiif has -sfsss.s, rqass.ss a,
all ant sssIs. oar old basias.s a.sf ssd sAsli
" closed. zoo. 4 DILLON
April ~, iss--d1m
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LAND E0IATs 81 Florence, E.hzAsks Tsr'y
ssnEW sIGs d kNs.nr,
Lands sals4sa ai.I " .u.Gss .oeAl-a "a s.sau Cir,
r.ft .i.s5xe ssa tsssGrti sstsn-.
sN~s'@stts'ns gfyapsis AslrEaea IN.
= =. BhE y sina, q. a. hNt1fir,
sa,. te4gr..t t.ss. 4sli tsaraasvsa sarv.,o
-httfk To
1Asisoa a True, essu., halss' Gar as,
~. =. NJ. Nna-fvAn. l-.-.n d. t,ftx,x
Il. ffses, hsl, 4. Lan- n.ss
Ma a. So .tsr
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CANNON,s Maa.as-N0TVCI.

A IL psssoas hss.ax el-I.as Egsiast J. II. lxnnos
N VII p'ssss pres ~ thu tor pay nent: I'd
all Indebted 10 !. Cannon. sill please ar "A . an
ues.ss ssttiSm.GI ~ he IL DESTROYS Of eiossnK ~
b. sscte.s - ti~ ~ eeucsss.
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ID y. Huvsess VI tns. sisy, ssv.sg IN. day, nsds
81 assixnmsn ~ the sndsfsix ali has %
tsts r~ai aud psrsoas f abe bssas OF As creator,
I'll rssssas hssax sny sisss against ths s~sa tious<
sss requested 30 prNsrat thsn - without una~ess
sssy deisy. And all Ers<sEs In sny Ssy lsdsvses
saSs dsssl either ~ ate ua.i mak. tam
daas Say 10 u he dus and sAvs @ ses
yoH> l.. sWlTs,
On<s ssxs aoss norih u Pct o.srs. Bird, a..
0assnp0rt, april .rsa nm s,ssre.
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DlxIss sALoos AID eEsrAURA.r

4 hsrs,ses Dsaias sai so1 ~.lt sx.ia o,.ne
4 % "eisssiAs n.xs, dsssh isth, anI Will BE-
sosaattzd rs n.rstpsvrc sas.sra ard h1,o. :.
al sssa, IA icf tsc 81 sssvi ssn Of Il a. Nixon.
" stsfr, 64ac asd Meats OF ala kisd sew es a A
- s'ss 20 ever ssste sa is sssassr
- ~ aat h.a.s se.s o svs scrx ecg .tar r eats
ns sfss ID ssssssS, fro \. ~. :, AMI ffsEu al
AZ. brieg provided -ith vaissnsst AM e.saseie.t
ss'5ss- tsss s-afst fes tsis cffsct sag-
.fat tson 81 aas4.s1r 80 a-.r ..z,ys.sxs
ihss s4issa .. als-i ap -snasstea IL ssen q
nzhnef .sis ,jsf . tss a ss-a.onst 10 AID s<
.siis szAlin ( scso4s ~ tas
tlc-s ~ao -Ts = I'D VI Co. s,asss tu,t 60 10 thc
A00sAlO,
- hfsiy hssserh fr,4t 49, rs.fsd sests east
sid.s seal - u. Hoe x git. :.
sats 81
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Psanoo ssssh &Ia.sss
pata exWortos
- ossvs end bsas Nntueat
Dr Wesle, Gsil1ie's magic s.n kousd cor.
esta care fos eonsu psteu aud variety 81 ARTICLES
uhieA usAs Of spass wtli not permit Ne N Dssuss
hseo
10 yon want pare, fenutos astxole cheap u
esn csssibiy be bod. give - rail- agtho
n. w. PATH q MEDICINE oop0T.
south sAAs 1sn Scar keek DsA7l o..
| Davsapost, Jase %. r37-slA -
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OlspUsasAs.sA a.ilae!
N CIV M arket Opcnod
I0B Algk VI hRRY how nj

Oppoes1on GsaSseti co0pstilAcu bs1oa
Al .oIlis.stsslas easa1 -. oI Das on !, ara q
w aaty 70 or nee sates foos on brad
stfsvs, cfpvsiAs hs rvsa uaie =, where thoss bu,,a
~ large sfa-aAii 9aAasst - vail a.rsys rra x.o
asssftsesi 81 Ne osss tsoa sstsA ~ Sak
sAciF se'ss,toas a. psises .aal .net vi, 10 e,v
,AtistAessoa. ApA u hllE
4. .. Meat delivered ~ cur cuatoasets .i.hi
scasoastts distance oar snasA.l N.s-.Jg 81
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r. ~ sx'ssas lov pssse sAss .. ". vsosAss 4
eGg1a4 tkels lasgs SD ssys sios sse~k ii assay.
- Ueserse 80 aessS passtsa,as 0s.ds Il
-. Id ssssIvsA svaes1sa assu.ss, At
GAo1g UDo4D. y. D. yINchST,
,. o, heW0A6.
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Chicago casy Insurance Company.
| AWbBAL o15O,OOO
GsMnE4 Aaae4a. Pfsst. uessy uasdt, ssess
y. r. LANE. Agsat,
b~Fss %. Davenport, loWa.
Warrington uziea IasuSaass Company,
ctsvslAxA, Ohio.
RESOURCES ob0 200.
e6ss SPECIAL HAsaEious, steam or Marine niss,
Aksu.-sa scsLien sTtw Ant, Aesu -.
-ses IA psyenpass. iowe.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-09-10

SOUND DocrRINEs.-The following arguments
in favor of advance payment for newspapers
were advanced by member Of the Ohio Edito-
rial Convention, at its recent session:
"What would you think of farmer who had
raised thousand bushels of wheat, and who
should sell it to a thousand different persons
scattered all over the State, and agree to wait q
year for his pay from each of them, and if one.
half Of them did not pay at the end Of the year
he should give them another bushel Of wheat
and agree to wait another year for his pay, and
thus go on year after year7 How long would
such farmer escape bankruptcy probably NOT
very much longer than Publishers of newspapers
who follow such practice. 1t costs the editor Of
a weekly paper as much TO supply a thousand
subscribers with it for one year as it costs far
mer to raise thousand bushels of wheat. The
farmer sells his grain in bulk. They are sold to
a thousand different persons, living in different
towns in the County, and different Counties in
the State, and he must wait until the end of the
year before he can get his payment, and then he
depends wholly upon the honesty and response.
bility Of the subscriber, for it is impossible that
he should know the character of all his subscri-
bers. 1t will not pay him to 60 around or send
around the County or State to collect his dues
II would cost more than the collection would
come to-" s-. -..t.-. ---r
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-09-10

EULooT ON SENATOR DoUGLAs.-On the occa-
sion of the laying of the cornerstone of new
University in Chicago, the land for which, was
given BY Senator Douglas, DR.. Howard, Bap-
tist clergyman, passed an eulogy upon Mr.. naRg-
las in the following style:
"There are, doubtless, many around me TO-
day, who are looking anxiOusly for the time
when he shall grasp the sceptre, and sway the
destinies Of this great Republic.
:" But should he reach the goal Of his noble
ambition---should the glowing wishes Of. his
friends and admirers be finally and fully re-
alized-this alone viii not secure for him the
loftiest and most enviable position that man can
occupy. When all his civic gIories are lost in
the gathering gloom of the past-Ehen his elo-
quence and his craftsmanship have passed from
the memsry Of man, and even from the musty
records Of history-this noble deed, and other
kindred benefaetions, win keep his name fresh
and bright to the end of time. This charming
grove viii never cease to whisper 1.-THE gran
lite structure which will soon be reared, viii per-
petuate it--and the youth who shall come here
to drink at the fountains Of knowledge will re-
peat it with ever increasing delight and admira-
ton"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-09-10
A BLACK villain.

Frederick Douglas, who is pointed TO by AboI-
itiOnists as par excellent specimen Of negro
refined by education, gives evidence by posses
sing heart as savage, as any that p1Isates
within the breasts Of his mtutOred relatives Of
Africa Last week we Published copy ofreso-
lutions, offered by him at an Abolition meeting
in Syracuse last year, in which he said that poi
son should meet the Shareholder at his table.
There Is reason to believe that his atrocious
sentiments have been practically executed with
fearful success, in the recent mysterious tragedy
at Washington City. He seems to think that
the victims there were poisoned, for in q speech
made BY him at the meeting Of the American
Abolition Society, on the 14sh inst, in New
York, which We find reported in tho hdepeA-
dent, Beecher's paper he used the following
language:
al believe the judgment of God is in thepOi-
soning at Washington. If men will eAslave
and prostitute their cooks, they must expect to
find death in the pot. Il would not do 70 make
me their cook"
The negro Douglas not only believes that
some of his own race couspired to take the
lives of nfen in a wholesale slaughter but he
boasts Of the horrible deed as justi6able. and IS
being directed by Heaven! If such illustra-
lions Of negro insoiehce and ferOciousness. are
not sufficient to set the American people to
thinking, and check that mock philanthropy,
that has deifed the whole negro race in the es-
timation of a large class, it win have tO'be con-
eededs that delsding fanaticism has complete.
ly overwhelmed the soberreas0n Of men. Such
sentiments as Frederick Douglas aTowS, are
surely not calculated tO'seeure for his race, the
active sympathies Of rightminded white men,
but only have the effect to sink the negro lower
in the popular estimAtion.-TTHmbGH Democrat
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-09-10
The Pre-Emption Law.

/. The settler must never before have had
the benefit of pre.emption under this act.
2. He must not, at the time Of making the
pre-emption, be the owner Of so acres of land
in any State or Territory of the United States
3. He must settle on and improve the land in
good faith, for his own exclusive use or benefit
and not with the intention of selling it on spec
ulatiOz, and must not make, directly or indirect
", any contract or agreement, in any way Oh
manner, with any person or persons, BY which
the title which he may acquire from the United
States ouldinure, in whole or in part to the
benefit of any person except himself
4. He must be tWenty-one years of age, and
citizen of the United States; or, if a foreign
er, he must have declared his intention to be-
come citizen, before the proper authority, and
receive certificate to that effect.
S: He must build house on the land, live in
it, and make it his exclusive home; and must be
an inhabitant Of the same at the time Of making
application for presumption. until lately, a
single man might board with his nearest neigh
Dor; but the same is now required Of single as
of married man, except that if the settler is
married, his family must also live in the house,
G. The law requires that more or less improve
ment be made on the land, such as breaking,
fencing, etc.; but exemptions are granted where
a half acre is broken and enclosed.
I. It is necessary that no no other person en-
titled to presumption reside upon the lands at the
same time.
g. No one is permitted to remove from his
own land and make presumption in the came
State or Territory.
g. The settler is required to bring with him to
the Land Office, a written or printed application,
setting forth the facts Of the case, Of LIST, ID and
Sd requirements herein mentioned, with GER
tifcate appended, to be signed by the Register
and Receiver, and make affidavit to the same.
10. He is also required to bring with him
respectable witness of his acquaintance, who is
knowingtO the fact of his settlement, to make
affidavit TO the 4th, 5th, 9Th, 9TH and 9Th require
ments herein mentioned, with the same set forth
on paper, with corresponding blank certificate
attached, to be signed by the Land officers.
IL. The pre-emptOrs ifa foreigner, must bring
with him to the Land Office, duplicates of his
naturalization papers, duly signed BY the Official
from whom they were received.
A minor who is the head of family, or a
widow, may also pre-empt, their families being
required to live on the land.
The settler is required to file written decla-
ratory statement of the intention to pre-empt,
before he can proceed with his presumption.
FEEs.-1st. The fee required by the Register
for filing declaratsry statement, is one dollar,
ID. For granting presumption, the Register
and Receiver can receive fifty cents.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-09-10

HENRY A. WISE AND EDWARD STANLEY
In the red-hot belligerent Congressional party
debates Of Van Buren's administration, the tive
most prominent and terrible Southern Wings in
the House were Henry A. Wise, Of Va, and Ed.
ward Stanley, of N. C. Where are they now
Wise is the Democratic Governor of Virginia
the Southern Achilles of the Democratic party,
and as such the especial party champion among
his numerous admirers for the next Presidency
On the other hand, Stanley, having joined the
general exodus some years ago Of decayed pol
iticians to California, has turned up in that eoun.
try of wonderful things, the Republican candi-
date for Governor Southern man with North
ern principles-in opposition to John B. Weller
a Northern man with Southern principles. Thus,
from the time that Major Bolts slept under the
same blanket with Capt. Tyler, we have had the
most curious tFansmogrifcations among our
prominent politicians, in all directions. But
should Stanley, of N. c., be elected by the Re-
publican party, Governor of California, it will be
an individual AID a popular revolution only sur
passed by the election of a son of Henry Clay
to Congress, as q Democrat, from the Ashland
district Such are the ups and downso Of politics.
We may yet live to see w. H. Seward roaring
niger driver, and Willard Fillmore . Methodist
preacher Who knows?-N. Y. Herald.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-09-10

TIE wIDow OF HENRY CLAT.-A correspond
emit Of the St. Louis Republican, who was pres
ent at the laying Of the corner stone of the Clay
Monument, at Lexingtou, on the 18th Of July
thus refers in his letter to that journal, to the
venerable widow Of the great Kentucky states
man: -47-
Before leaving Ashland, passed over to the
residence of Mr.. John Clay, to pay my respects
to the widow of Henry Clay. At the hour Of the
visit she was out taking an evening ride. / met
her, however, amidIhe scenery endesred to her
BY thousand sssoeiations-on beautiful drive
through the shades Of the woodland pastures Of
Ashland.
Mrs. Clay is seventy-six years Of age. Until
within year she has been in hearty good health
Her feebleness Is now, however, growing mani
fest, and the time is not remote when, in the
tomb to be erected to her husband, and by his
side, she too viii be consigned to her final earthly
repOse. May her closing days be tranquil, hope
full and happy.