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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-06-20

And hung c,li .A,p an those fcefoan limbs
Tn, name Of Houston is no logger tsl'
;,m,nic N Texas Oaachaa tLa) KS
,sler.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-06-20

Sam Houston. the renegade Democrat
and southern Know Nothing eelei has
announced himself = candidate Tor Gov
amor OF Texas In DONG So, he i hnt
enie,iog upon the last scene OF hl' pe''i'e''
oh.eqales The true heated democracy
of I.... w.li not be lurcd from their nl,e-
risncs 70 principle 10y the glare OF
n,ue which ia. lost much Of is borrowed
,.J,sucs N,fsbsau u Lamar long stuce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-05
Personal Intelligence.

Emil spspseoburg a. been r,o ., need b. The "a.
dent % Corsul Of he grand dukeium Bs1en 'o' w
STATE vi'cop,ip sne TIE Territory q nnwr, 70 re-
soe O, bilvsuko ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-05
City Intelligence.

GIooRArHioAi socnTY-The Geographical and s.s,isn.
cal Society meet In the large ohspe Of the uaversy h
evening The annual address 70 be delivered by Prot
Henry H. Rogers OF Boston, and from HE high repu
leading and sct nunc man his paper win rndouo,ei
~ bs OF sro interest The GsoSv spb,al s,ciey during
lhe last year has doubled the number Of IL members
ard greatly widened s sphere OF usefdres. while the
taso for lectures has been Dc ching the weekly meetings
of tbs Society have n.y increased In interest At
an early dsy paper 70 be real before the Society By
Col Fremont
FnE IN OAK srxrn.-About ten O'Clock Tuesday night
q Ore broke In the sailors boarding house No - Oak
street kept by Henry Soppenh sgcn can,ed ny bosrder
rpsettipg lamp In attic bedroom. the hremen
arrived at the pre- miaee snd eded Ia exiting ahins
the ere before Il extended beyond the room In which Il
originated. The damage done TO tie premises By are
and water will probably amount 10 $3.50.
AccpKSIAIIy DRowSrD - About I O'Clock yesterday
morning, tho Hamilton avenue ferry boat NoutsuS
Midway between New York Brooklyn one OF
the Of the Governors Island barge hailed PHO,
stop the boat for the purpose OF towing them Nos
York Mr. John Cole, pilot Immediately done -, but In
place Of tho barge coming Va the stern they rowcd for
ward OF her, and soldier, named Thomas Conroy, who
stof forward with the paotsr In HE land, stuck
b. guards Of the ferry boat and knocked board
o. drowned. Tho pilot and deck hands used every
dfavor 10 save him. but without avail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-05


Mr. an cont ndtd .aat they bad right to have " @
letter n I'D IN evidence kf Faoens arrested the
authority Of tho President Of the United Stated eod here
We tier letter rem Sidney Webster, tho private
ty Ct the P1es6eni 1Bder the frank Of the President
which it!tr 10 foertpce to the colonization OF Central
america and the interest oi Col Fsbeus ia which IL also
ers the Pres; Interested ths, subsct TINS
etEf under ibe frank Of the fresident and will
prove the asures Of both htmssf ard bis se:ratary
We prsume .bu vii pretend tha! the Presiden,
int nded 10 voIss the law, and VIII be presumed thai
Col fabt rs bes
Tie Coz missioner said that this the time OF
acourpment the question Of the Introduction OF tie letter
sbculd be eeicnto I'll Touyeday.
Rich dsveopsmepis are expected IL the letter IL admit.
ted st oil ov hts 10 will DO published In connection VITA
.nc proceedings 81 Thuysdsy rne counsel Tor the de
'elo nd feel justified IN Showing to the req orters
nbtil Is reed 10 evderce It's admissblily overruied
by tie CcD N .esioper
We dersianc, asa, hat tbe defendants Will call ,e
wirtss ss1d Er. Secretary Marcy, A o p. Nicholson.
otter ,be Uon and Sidney Webster, Private Secretary
Of Pretidcpt Phrce.
Adjourned so rnrrs6ay Of II o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-05

o. my private business bsre. With ~. Lawrence OF
Bottom o. Fsoeps, J hevs nothing 70 d. and never had
The Distv ct A tosDey-Heve 200 and odd men on
the book Of this cfboe broadway 70 80 by the rcn.
ne'see, asd GU know non'ns about the@f A. know
sbswor a renak from the d. trict Attorney, the
Ccmn sioner said no dd not Why tho wtae's should
rcuse 10 hnswer the question 10 what compensation
he was TO receive from whom no was IN rec,ive H.
M borgSn-l decline on the ground that II might
mhtste seAibsi me 10 . criminal or civil suit
Do you bnow the number Of passengers that went
out IN the feppcssce the last tne2 A Our books will
show ,hese tickets produced not like tickets
tickets arc signed by Mr. Ray mord our clerk; we have
no such ticket ~ this nom san Juan 10 Nicaragua
DID Cen Cazneau represent himself 70 you as being
to o, rct bearing on the deieodsn,s)
TIE fCcmnftiorer said conversation with Gen. Caz-
neau respecting these sioi cts might bear on the Case
A. tnow nothing about the tickets.
o,essexauned by Mr.. Desn-I understood tho passen-
gers wen, out a. emigrants
Q. Do you know or any psn by which these psssen-
gers TO be sent out sodies TO Gen. Walker2 A.
d. net sir do, should no. have casred them the
vetsel was rguary cleared al the Custom House, and
every thing she carried appeared on the manifest
Q DO You kno~ Of any plsn or arrsngeneat BY which
fr be bidder Ia bedding any other
A. rever heard Of such thing the man object Of
fine Ia TO carry passengers through to San Francisco but
'e Ter e, NTfSs We ns ss them our
walker.
Re examined by the Distrct At,orpey-I do not know
the name OF any persons whom We have carried out
and no have nc settled there except from hesrsay
We have carried cut men and women AND nave heard
snce ,bis stste Of affairs In Nicaragua that the
great nusabce Colonel Fabens been requ ty
Of flee, and have spoken To him different sub
jects; have o6nversed with him abcu. too Chon
mines IN Ncsrsera, IN which no 10 Interested have
been 81 the offco Ia Broad way.
,,ooS n Coops ,psa csre, Of AK H. and San
executive tispd,Ds in hts country interested 10
Mosquito bspt2 q. have.
Hsve you heard that President Pierce hal any
interest IN ue Mosquito aIsnt2
Tie DetIio; Attorney objected.
NJ heaeber-l hold In my hsnd written proof and "
n net ,tied in evidence shall appear PRINT
am wiling 10 ray hat II the District Attorney init.
tina. re qusson Calculated 10 oriminaae President
Pierce, wnl not offer IT, daughter
d ssIitt AT o,ney- viii Amt DO such thing.
The envelope was superscTbed;-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-05
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCE.


wuxr nAY, FEB. s-sp. w.
Tho movements 10 Wall street 70 DAY noS Al all 70
the subtraction Of holders Of stocks The transactions
were upusualy large, at decline Of cousidersbls mpor
lance TIE n,st beard Il,uo, Central bonss fell cn
ptr cent; Erie, =; Harlem, sf Reading, z; New York
Central x; Michigan Southern, !; Panama, Z; Gslena
and Chicago, ~ Cleveland and Toledo Il Ia Crosse aud
Nlwsusie, X; Cleveland ard Pit,ssurg, Y. As prcs
decline tie disposition 10 sell lscresses The sales OF
\ g, Readiug. Cleveland and Toledo and Western rail-
road stocks generally we're quite heavy Resipg
W.. sold this morbirr 10 the extent OF about
nine thousand shares, principally for cash. With
tits cecl.pe, prices much Inflated. The stock ex
cttnse ,olded down s!th locks and there cutie,
for consumption. The daily operations Of brokers do not
relieve the market Net day passes bat tina, some
fac, ororms all have said In relation 10 the great
Of rarosd stocks pressed upon this marie, for SALE
and mskcs more certain that the ultimate dnsolugo, Of
many o. them not TAR dItsnt. IE the face Of these
facts and this fate men buy them, banks and BANKERS
loan money upoE them though they wers
dastiped TO remain current for uslimed period
3 tine Ia utterly Impossible bu' that pablo
uen,lon viii soon be united upon ihe ruth Of
all have said IN relation TO Vie ruinous system Of
nnaf cierns 90 long pracstd Even tho sohemms Them
seves mu,t discontinue to support them 10 couse
oueroe Of the failure OF tner 10 meet the oss
that must ~ AZ the hour oorcs chen there
epic end that tker lsbors are ~ VAN, TIC truth 30
often s.eried In our columns, usre will be no more
nsrke, prices for the thousands Of shares Of the
tive fancy list CT railroad stools thsn there IL at
moment Tor Harl m, Norwich and woroester, Ioos
Island, and many others which have passed ,b,ough
their speculative lives and have eciusy and entirely
died out
A, the second board The market erperspced another
decline. Reading fell OF x per cent; oevelspd and
Toledo, 4; hnvsufie aud Mississippi, "; Sew York
Contra u; Erie, r. Among holders Of stocks there
very uneasy feeling. The large lois which are held o.
hyre,becsiion In danger Of coming upon the mari
by the dsappesrance Of margins. TIE movements q
specie and the indications Of srrroacoioe svinsoy
In money matters have spread confederation sme
the various cnquS Of bull srcculsscrs II =
have for time past been carrying an enor.
nous load Of fancy railroad stocks, with the hope
that new buyers would come into The mar,
and redu,e The amount 90 far they have been disap
pointed, and now looks ~ though holders wcuti be
obs ed 10 realize ri any sacrifice. some have svsled
N, pselvss OF The recent inflated state o. prices, an
made clean srsep but In 90 doing they have srs w
Cd the burden OF ber iends aud fellow sfeoaa
tors
me Asss,an, rrea urer reports TO day, /. fellows;
Total receipts s5lutll 10
Total payments ssssssssss Losss ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-05
BrooLiyn city News.

rYNpisyrsx On Wednesday morning, scout ten
O'Clock TIE upper part Of the dwelling house Of Me- H
an BOND itse, Bergen, vas discovered Gre In
three places. hu, by the prompt action Of the neghbors
she flames we're subducc before any great amour. OF
damage vas done II appears that servact girl Who
mad been IN he family for three years, vas dc,srxed
iris morning On account OF her insoenos but before
iss cir she threatened bsve revenge Sbe bal
n ami, I'D 10, house ten minutes, when smoke was Oh
rived 70 be Issuing from the WINDOWS and the discovery
,ss made The Whereabouts Of the girl Il not kbovn
bu, he police % her uNck.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-05
CITY Politics.

CukIous MOVEMENT AT rAMsANY HAIL-A Pao.
POSITION BiFoTB TEE sAcnEM TO UPrEr TIE
PRi SENT 6ENErAL COMNIITEE-GOHE HOSTILITY
40 MAYOR voor.
We learn that the lesders o. the LIBBY fsction have
ecr sDspspg grand ee.p s'tat to upset. II possible,
NAY Wood and pot themselves for ward In the eyes OF
Mr.. Buchanan the regular democratic party OF III
city The scheme is tie enc and will state tor
TIE benefit Of our Ies,ers.
II spptsn that he Impression IL qie gezo al
snorg democratic ro,i,,cisns tia. mayor Wood de-
siIts ,c he the Collector or this port 10 The event
si the ase Il sslstrre depyv.ng him OF ha power IS
rb,ri mssh,se OF tbs city. ,b,s poc be cM cer.iny
rave 40 icrs he isn6s axe r,oosus,d o, Constituting
be rtel,Ir e mecrAcy Of New York New It Il well
sro~n hs. the Cg1tSn Hon,e Ia tlled shh enemies Of
xE CT Wotd ard these % to well aware thss should
Ia fttesn receive the ap ;o.nimtrt a. ooec tor they
would have sees o.ner poym Tocir object
ss st. .sste. 10 ID. emOe,sc Com nec
81 The year 1887, ~inh 10 the bands oil the f-eods OF
ssyor Wood. lortutaniy 10, totiv nurpons ths osln
eel Of FAC. uprosed 20 be hostile 10 tho NAY or sr1
trey etocs SHAT General Committee 10 the regular
Al TIE lat primary eleoiion he Lobby men dad what
trey could 10 choore bs di aiet but failed In nearly
,v,ry case xlloul ocases;ieg tas seats they MT
the tfoe OF Peter Sweeney, 10 Char'oev street,
Yu;trday by = prevsus understanding tbs C,uool
ssef,m. mel, md COMMUNICATION vas resolved from
regular ere, ana the cher, Of which wilson Small :,
chairman, 1t was charged vAs bogus. Here h. >
charce 10 up Mayor Woo, oy Aiing nm ensmes INTO
nmmany Hall and kickipg his friends out Bat 81
though kuosn TO DO anti Wood tho sschcms oou'd
no, rNss puck 10 do the JOB yesterday, 80 hiy
referred the matter 70 committee, consisting OF
| bAsc v Fowler, James Conner and JOSEPH RISE.
10 report vpon st snbssqusn, melting rhss ,bs mat
var sta1tt. Should the Ttbutr Democrat, committee be
turr ed out may work radical change In the party -
rsnnsny Hall would no longer be its headquarters.
This m,ter s already exciting great n,eres. and excite
nett among the pofssns AZ tue pounse OF sachsuns
occupy poiant posrion while this question IL pot
ing We awe tfeir ra mes Ter public srruuoy:-
| ID. Deiavan, G. s.. John Kelly, John Coohrspe, Co
II. Purser, bssc Fowler. Andre Oment Richard B.
Connoay, Joseph Rose EHiah y Purdy, janis Conus
roomss ". Adams, william d. Kennedy, ThomA'ln,S "a
Ip. n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-05

The sNamshlp FeFss, Ifum tn' F0fI TOT AFVtFPVol J"
ssy. carried out s37s,2e 20 In specie
me spne,ed statement exhibits the vs,oe Of mershsn
diss sece, ss, impaired INTO and exported rom THIS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-05
suprs me Court--tsensrsi Term.
Dec,iop, Before Hon. Judges Roosevelt Pea pody sod
Davies,

DecttcDf-bttofe bobs Ju1kfs hooseNsht ftApont ~
I'm 4-Tbe People va X A. Sherwood This wa'
proceeding before Judse Whiting mr. msndsuas which
vss demanded, aud nsw came up appeal iron MAI
Occasion The Court held thA The sppootmen, Of Me
plsinant, Miss Church, assistant teschss in
dsrep, school, At higher salary wss not mere trans
fer from one school 70 another, but original sppnat
ment 10 OIL vtcency; and effected ~ The cast
ing vote Of The oomplsnanps brother, vho rus.
tee II vas conuGy 70 the letter and spirit Of the Law
The ecbool OommissOners stre therefore jusnnsd 10
refusing 70 coun,ersgn the warrant for the par men Of
her salary. judgment sfhe med.
The Com msrcisl Fire Insurance Company W. John G.
perflp.-Judsncut for The pisintf with costs
samuel Williams Va Samuel r. hIller.-Ner trial on.
dered: ctss 70 abide The event
Inc Park Bark 70. - Davis ct al Order tf the
sp,clsl term affirmed with costs
Fies n Ely " Thomas Smith. -Judg ment for plaintiff
affirmed vhn costs.
me People W WIN Read -Jpd smsnt ami convection
OF he Court Of Sessions affirmed, With COTS
joseph n. Dulte vs. X. SANFORD, Judgment for ths
defendant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-05
BEEF CATTLE.


The arrivals OF beef cattle, which have been detained
Tor some length OF time the road, have ssrvo toiu
cfeAsc the supply for the past two WEEKS bat the Arr
walls for the latter part c The week and Tor the last three
day have been large. The demand has under-
gore material change but for nrpt qu,ty oao prces
are Rife more In favor or sellers about n 10 being
the extreme osufe, and orv few II ina, rate
The average quality somewhat proved bat not 40
much were led 10 Suspect while toe amount on
sale tell considerably short Of general expectation.
The total number sale for tho day was \, ia
head, which vito some eco which we're disposed Of
during the vees, maze total for the woek OF
7,3s7 had. There no fancy cattle 90 sale to-
cay, and prices ranged from Sc 70 lilo a1ixo aver
sse about $40 70 sio TO- TIE bulk Of the Receipts this
week came from Ohio and this State whie Keatusky
Illinois aud Indiana we're fairly reprs enteo. Az Bro Hn
pfs, beef cattle were selling for about 10 cents per To-,
the average, ara NJ the osher markes somewhat 10
az. some ave head Of 70 days offerings cana on FOOT
nd the balance by the rs osfs ss usual Toe averages
tuany was somewhat Improved, witch accounts fer
the sleh sdvauoe established on first qosiNy cattle
The total receipts This week are about go Ices tht,
sst week, while a. all the yards sxcept Aeytous th
weeks supply bss been full ~ large ~ last week. Tn
total receipts Tor the week ~ oil the ysrds we're FOL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-05

Free, fnank Pierce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-05

sioe Q, Hlvsuko @0
From New Cfiaus agd Havana in .,ear,lip oshsvbs-
Cortm ard tsxr, Captsin Doughty ~ Murphy, Yrs
jai % ubut " Iersnsup, Mcqueen, L Henry J r
Csripg. Jackton. Captain soat Captain Chase, j
Morrison, Captain smgsoz MORAY ars Morse 40
~ hoony add Ncru'Fsy. Prom Hsvans -liei ~
Cleveland J Perry. Gavin rsyIor 9uz W
baum Mortimer lsdy children and servant W
ret Ms Adams TerIep, J MeInoeh, captain Baker,
CJhai her Mr. Brol Miss Croft Burd and Col s,tguA
DEPARTURES.
For vverrco IN the steamship Persia -Capt parccs I'm
lard shaw 90. v Munroe, Y Mrs seekey NJ 20 !
Drtr ss ana two sanghsfs Eyork. ass Chairman usldaV
u.s. ~ std three cblJfe1. honreN N Nison
wife yuehec. Y Henry. Mstr.sl. capt W Vansieagt
Hsi view YorR; @ 8 Wright wilhna 1 Philadelphia *
4 oofe currl. q Kins hiug john hutton rev Yofk
Faroft Nesfayer New lpfk Sir q simpson Nr lcp
lbs, Vsrsda, Mr. Chsrman. Uslfsx; Mcooochis, W
Cksctcr husfohwRreer. CalIpri, Mr Nctgsn q ieDec
VI Eurs;cn Vhvsr Iesn. New Aort Ames nalun',si
NJ SINUS Csrasa h slbuius Esr York Bcsud y Mont
real Mr. james ace. MAS Lee sIst 81 igu } q Veg
srd vfe NJ sauufnr vi nu-Ne aud child Nev YORK; ~
srtv h. i-ssra. = Ession. new yodt wray Ph
cc'rha Dir Lcsesque Montreal; u hhchen BratI rd
= nruWn gooucsl. vi sop, Ny; " Giliespie and Mas
GuHsIe Causca John 1harples quebec; seine DR.
icn = Y ) n Giinihs NY: Nr iiortImsBn nv, CAafies
Fn, Sey ORLEANS, y Lippmsn, Y Bfeh begaad, y
Goiscfah Y, . = Urland Csnsdsi Jarvis. Franc.
u Hctfcquel New yrlcars l. hurr,y, Y ,
ChAfes ntnor Lodcn i.uis settler THO selhop lows;
" n Rumpf. Iowa; vs. Cop. UsnlitJn W; NJ spd Mrs
Ch.res ssod end ssrvani PHILADELPHIA James Nc Jnthy
Csnads, got r. sew lors Benjamin beverley, Esg
Anos. xontrel. W u Morre1 gciHcd Total 100 psssen
acre specie, 1876 463 20.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-06-25

A FAMOUS HoEsE.-Cossack, tho horse
Captain Nolaad rode when he was Killed
at Balsklsva, Tin the famous infamous
charge is now the property OF gentle.
man of Cincinnati. and arrived in that
city last week. He is grey Arab stall.
lion, six years old, and fourteen hands
high. His groom, who came with him,
is Edward Sleaper, one of the eleven sur.
vivors Of regiment of 900 British sold.
iers who landed in Gallipoli, in February,
1854. He was at Alma, Balaklava, In.
hermann, and the siege of Sevastopol
and looks. it is said, as if he was made
of oak, li-numvite and iron.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-06-25
Howard Association, Philadelphia.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS

ITO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases,
Il such a. Spermatorrhea, Seminal Weak
ness, Impotence, Conorrh0a, Gleet, SJphiliS,
the vice Of Onanism, or Self Abuss, Re, Re-
The Howard Association, In view Of the
awful destruction Of hum4h life, cau1sd By
Sexual Diseases, and the deceptions practicsd
upon the unfortunate VICTIMS Of such diseases
by Quarks, have directed their ConmItiag Sur
geon, as charitable act worthy Of heir nans,
% give Medical Advice Craiis, 70 al parsons
thus affected, who apply by Letter, with . des-
cription Of their condition, (sge, occupation,
habits Of life, &c.,) and IN cases Of sxkssms
poverty and suffering, TO furnish Asiisin8 Free
Of Charge.
The Howard Association Is senssolens In
stituticn, established By spscisl eBdcxmsri; f.
the relief Of the sick and distressed, ek1;cttd
with @Firulee4 and Epidemic Diseases" L
has now surplus Of means. which tbs Direc-
tor have voted to expend In advertising the
above hotice. Il u needless to add th.f the
Association commands the highest Medical
skin Of The age, and viii furnish the most %.
proved modern treatment.
just published, By the Association, Report
on SpermatorThna, OF Seminal Weak<ess, TIE
vice Of Onanism, MastuEbation Or Sell, Abuse,
and other Diseases Of the 6exusl OrEaAs, b.
The Consulting Surgeon, which viii b sant b.
mail, lin sealed enrelope,) Free Of Charges
on The receipt q tEo stamps Tor postage.
Address, Dr.. GEO. r. CALHOUN Consult
ing Surgeon, Howard Association, No. : South
Ninth Street, Philadelphia. Pa By order Of
the M-estars
EZRA D. HAkTWELL, Presiasnt.
GEORGE FAIRcHfLD, SeGstaf@.
June 4, 81, ".
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-06-25

CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS IN KENTUCKY
The Democrats Of Kentucky have completed
their Congressional nominations. We give be
low list of the candidates:
First District-Hon. Henry C. Burnett.
Second District-Hon. Samuel Peyton.
Third District-Joseph H. Lewis.
Fourth Distribution. A. G. Talbot.
Fifth Distribution. ]. H. Jewett.
Sixth District-Hen. S. NJ Elliott.
Seventh District-Thomas H. Holt.
Eighth Distrist-HOn. James B. Clay.
Ninth District-Hon. ]. c. Mason.
Tenth Distsict-Hon. ]. w. Stevenson.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-06-25
LANCASTER. Pa. LUNG 3.

LANCASTER, fA.s June s.
The Straight American Convention, to-day
nominated by reclamation Isaac Hazlehurst, Of
Philadelphia. for Governor, and Jacob Broom,
of Philadelphia, and Jasper E. Brady, of Ale
ghany, Judges Of Supreme Court, after long
contest and great confusion. Mr.. Linderman,
of Berks, was nominated for Canal Commission
er. A ratification meeting will be held here to-
night.
Gov. Geary's name was not presented to the
Convention, he having sent a despatch declin-
ing the Govemorship.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-06-25

vIRGISIA ELEcTIoS.--The Deeseeraey of Viz
ginia have elected the entire dslegztlOn to Con-
gress. TAS foIlouing is a hat Of the members
chosen:
First District-M. R. H. Garnett.
Second District-J. S. Alillson.
Third District-John S. Caskie.
Fourth District-Wm. o. Goode.
Fifth District-Thomas Bocock.
Sixth District-Panlus Powell.
Seventh District-Wm Smith.
Eighth District-C. ]. Faulkner.
Ninth DIstrict-John Letcher
Eleventh District-A. G. Jenkins.
Twelfth District-H. A. Edmondson.
Thirteenth District-G. w. Hopkins.
In the Tenth Distsict. the contest is yet in
doubt between W. NJ. Huntington. Dis-ibution-
list, and Sherrard Clemens, Anti istributionist
both Democrats. The Representatives cleo
ted in the other Districts, are all Anti Distrbu-
tionists.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-06-25
Valuable Land for Sale!

HlHE South West Quarter of Section 10, and
i SOUTH East Quarter of Section II, and al
so the South West Quarter of Section 81, in
Township !, Range l5, Brown County, Kansas,
are now offered for sale, at bargain.
Also, the one undivided half Of the Titus
Tract, and the one undivided half Of the May
Tract, containing one hundred and thirty-two
acres, lying on the Missouri River bank, in Holt
County, Missouri, Immediately below White
Cloud City.
For terms of sale, apply to SOL. MILLER,
at the Chief Office, White Cloud.
June 25, Wv. n
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-06-25
WASHINGTON, June 4

Private dispatches received here from st.
Louis, announcing the safe arrival of D. II. Barr,
Surveyor General of Utah.
Fourteen or ffteen bids have been offered for
carrying overland California mails, but no deci-
sive action has yet been taken upon the subject.
1t will be matter for the consultation of the
Cabinet, who will determine as to the starting
point.
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"old Creole of Columbia County,
Wisconsin, is, according to the note Of
his baptisms on his church records Of
Montreal, 80 years old, and he distinct
ly remembers period of III years. He
married at New Orleans a hundred years
ago, and is now living with grandchild
upwards of sixty years old. He is still
hale and hearty. and does not appear to
be over 20.
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100000. Brick Wanted!

pY the subscriber, at White Cloud, immedi-
ID ately, for which the best price viii be paid.
Must be ready to Lay by the first Of September
next, at arthest. Cash viii be advanced, if re-
quired, BY giving good security for the faithful
performance Of the work, BY the time specified
ENoCH sPAULDING.