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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-16

We have g-eat variety OF Cheap Patterns
vVuiIers-He have numerous Patterns Of Oval, Round
aud ObIong Walters from 30 upwards. Feather Dus-
tes SCrubbng and Backing Brushes, French SCTub0ng
Brushes MOps, Hearth BrOlms, &c, &c.
mrllO MACKENZIE & WILSON,
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SALES TO COME.
FXTENsIVE SALE OF REAL ESTATE.


M LbC sold on The premises, elght niles from a
~ NashYi ls. one mile West Of Antioch nepots y fl
& G. r. X aHd mile East Of 2nd Gate % me MOL
ensvie Pike. the well known Homestead q HeIs 6lAc
man, Esq., ON TUESDAY, 18TH OF Max, N
lots as sh0wntn the plot.
Lot -Contaus one Hundred Acres, and has On u an
excellent Brick Dwelling with rooms all IN good repairs
enc Of The best Horse Mills in Middle Ieunesses3 WIN bo
tngCoih and Thasher, attached; every out house nat
render farm desrrbe; bearing Orchards Of every
fruit And shown the plot psRy Of woodland Tor al
the purposes the farm the soil good and the Springs
shown all Of The aesL
The Iemanng lots all desirable and even foot Of
them Tree from any impe Ciment 20 cultivation.
At the sane time win sell
Pity ACRES OF HEAVILY TIWRERED
LAND,
One mile East 0fAnlioch DsDot, n c. K R. adjoining
the lands OF Messr. PANE, Gregory, and others And
Fifteen Acres Of Fine Cedar Land.
About mile East Of the hurFeesbOrO TurnpiEe, 70
miles from Nashville
TEENs-Ihe Homestead upon crsdn Of One-third pay
able 2 December next, tha balance in and two yeas
purchaser giving bond with approved security, for the hsi
a. msut, and q lien retained for the remainder.
The lImbeTeu and Cedar LANDS credit OF sN twelve
and eighteen month"; Notes with approved security.
Possession given nOes are executed, Of The
Timber and Cedar, unconditional. OF the Homestead with
he sncumbTauce, hag the renter Mt T. j. kedman
oupy the premises until LIST OF January next.
Omnibusses will leave the corner OF Cedar and Cherry
streets al O'Clock for The safe. Passage and from fres
COLLATION. usual, and all Tor invited 70 attend.
ma,I-d2W B.R. GLASCOCK, Agent.
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MEDICAL.
JUST ARRIVED.

10 DOZ BALM OF THOUSAND FLOW
10 ERS Just received by Express drect from the pro
Prietors For safe 81 so cents per bottle
mayo J g. BROWN, As College street
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NEW ROUTE TO MEMPHIS.

FARE ONLY sI2-TIME rrHEEO, p FFOFTFRg.
IHNhAlhS run through from Stevenson 10 Mem 49,
= phis and make close connection with trains
on nashville and Chattanooga Railroad az 81 .ven
sl2- Time through IS hours.
NO STAGING.
Passengen should leave Nashville On tbs o,-r,.r p n
Train, which arrives t Stevenson az IS A. NJ ard en-.
meets with Trains for Msmpha No DELAY except IN chsn-
apnl3-tf. Ty---t 80
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RUNNING TINE BETWEEN COLUMBUS, OHIO AND
BALTIMORE, % HOURSi
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH


rgVHE ONLY ROUTE by which through tickets to Wash.
ington be procured, to which point as well as to
Baltimore the shortest direct and in every re-
speC the most reliable route. 1t is the only route by which
purchasers of Through Tickets to New York are enabled
/, reach the cities of Baltimore PHILADELPHIA and New
York at the cost Of Ticket to New York only thus en-.
abng Business Men and Travellers for pleasure or inor-
nation visit four OF the principal cities in the Union for
less cost than can be afforded by any other route.
And ii the only route by which Through Tickets can
% had to Richmond Norfolk Winchester fredericksburg
and Petersburg Va Charleston, Savannah, Macon At
ena, Augusta, Berkley Springs and Bedford Springs
Passengers from NASHVILLE take the Stage Coaches of
Carter 8 Thomas steamers the Cumberland river
Mail steamers to Cincinnati, with the Jacksonville
Railroad to indianapolis Ind make direct connection al
Columbus Ohio with the Central Ohio Railroad to Wheel
i3g whence close connection With the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad is made to Washington City, Baltimore Phila
dephia ana New FORK
- Passengers holding Through Tickets from Mem
phis are transferred at Cairo to the of the Illinois
central Railroad, from thence passing through Terre
Haute Indianapolis Dayton and Aenia to COumbu Three
Daily Trains leave Columbus at 10 A. NJ $50 z. n. and
Rpm.
~ Travellers are requested to notice that while this is
tue OnLy route rdng Through Tickets al the Eastern
Cities at the same charged by other routes to Men
YOrE 0HL it ia also the shortest most speedy and direct
to all the leading points in the East The distance from
Columbus to Baltimore is only $40 miles, being about 100
miles shorter New York. than by any other route. There
less changes of by this route and consequently
less detention, than by any other.
~ The road is ballasted with broken stone and is
entirely free from dust
For further information please apply D. g. RUMSEY,
agent Nashville, Tenn.
For Through Tickets apply in Louisville at the office of
U. s. Mail steamers, or at the Jacksonville Railroad
lice, Main street. VIM S. WOODSIDE,
Master Transportation B. & 0. R. r.
JOHN NJ. SHARP, General Western Agent
June 25
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Rags! RagsII

WILL nav 81 cents Cash for good Cotton and Linen Rags,
deveFs al NY Rag Store the Northeast Of The
Square. WOOIsn and silk Rags are not wanted.
dseR5-u VS., WHITMAN,
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sECOND ANNUAI. IN D. II !, - q :


'aE Second Annual air Of he Marshall Counts At,
0el.lial ana Asehanieal Society will be held al Ls--
REB' NFYT .s sI On IOksDAfs The 22D or sEPTEM-
Rprl6-n -@''- , r,,---,,
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FTNHB ships comprising this line are WASH RRH
Il INGTON. Capt. e. CaVendy; HER !,
MANN, Capt. Edward Higgins. These stes-
mers stop At Southampton, both going and returning
PROPOSED paTRr GarLIpa-1RS7
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BUENA VISTA SPRINGS.
LOGAN COUNTY, KENTUCKY,
ID. Teffries, ProDrietor.

TAVING purchased the entire interest in Che
ed Watering Place and Summer Retreat Il will be in
the ORDER and for the reception Of visitors
ON THE FIRST OF JUNE,
amid pains expense will be spared render their stay
pleasant and agreeable.
be approached by regular lines Of Stages from Nash
Vile and GAINESVILLE, Tenn and HOpknsvis and Bowling
Green, KY.
IL Mr. E. s. HOekersmith, will run four horse stage,
three times week, from Nashville 70 RussellVe and Bue
na Visits Springs, and back,
mAyP-d&W6E D, JEFFRIEs'
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FINE QUEENSWARE.
American and BOhemlain


CORNER BROAD AND MAkhEF SEREETS.
NASHVILLE Tenn
UTILL give prompt sttentisn to RECEIVING, storing,
w purchasing selling or shipping Cotton, Tobacco
wheat Corn Flour aud Bacon, and will also devote es
pecia attention 10 receiving, storing and forwarding
merchandise every description.
Our facilities in point OF room and convenience ere
sdual to any IN the city.
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PITY ACRES OF heavily TImRERED


AN authorised to sell and make eomplets titles 70 the
II tract Of Land upon which the late d. p Walker
side1 and the lot upon which the Blacksmith shop situ-
atcd ana the slaves aud stock the place. The place
situated the Galan turnpike ana is InteTsected By
the Nashville and Louisville karuad Is near enough 70
Nashville 70 make It convenient country residence for
persons dong business in the city has as hne spring
the State and Is susceptible Of divisions into
several lots eaCn OF which would afford beautiful build
ing situations fronting the turnpike railrosd- am au
horised 10 sell the entire Tract IN body OF IN parcels
and such credit as may deem expedenE shall be
the place during the st and second weeks Of NOTsm
Der next and will receive proposals for the purchase e.
private sale Of all any the above named real and per
sOna property. In the time any person desiring 70
examine the property can do so By calling Mrs Agnes
Walker the place. and proposals 10 purchase can be
made to her John Taylor Mathew Allen on The place.
addressed 10 al Trenton, Gibson county, Tenn
sept2A-u SAMUEL WILLIAMS Trustee
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ONE Lot fronting aape street 50 feet, running back
~ lgJ feet with superb Brick Dwelling, containing 81
10 rooms, good cislern, SmOke-hOuse, &c.
ALSO Lot fronting I26 feet Pearl street and 100
feet deep, with GOOD story Brisk House containing
10 rooms servants rooms, Kitchen &c, good WE'LL smoke
house, Both Lots dney with shrubbefy shade AID
fruit ress will be sold accommodating terms APP
ply 70 NANCE WOODWARD,
JAMES b. MURRELL,
VIM T.. NANCE.
Several good Farms, well improved, near Nashville.
A large number Of unimpr0Ved Lots. Several Garden
Lots, IRON 70 Is acres, she city, Those wishing 70
purchase will do we'll " call soon on.
jan7-'57-u. NANCE & WOODWARD.
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THE BEST CHANCE VET

"A MOsl dehghtul residence IN bs southern ro-s,- -
se eg . offered for sale price flv tv-e5tv ~, -
S osloa e values mostly lime This Is bv - ~
49, oPpoftlnily that has been, or soon vim - -J -
''Lle leslfaois home q mere nominal cree -
lnl p oFaments consist large br5F bou. -fbf
siet'- - EOolhouses &c, together with a uupsrb
e.5Sein' ~ q which are nearly new For further Br.i
~ ~ ~ 3D. shAnkland, No. q, Cbsrry street
-l--s-Ln b q u. T. Gum na,ff-
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STEAM SHIPS.
FOr German Ports.

NEW YORK. BREMEN d SOUTHAMPTON
UNITRD STATES MAIT. STEAMERS.
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WE have on hand few handsome Rattan Sewing Arm
w and Rocking Chairs, CnIdrens Chairs Hamper and
Clothes Bas kets; Ladies' Fancy W Ork Baskets.
mrhIO MACKENZIE q WILSON.
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More New Goods.

TTR have jut received per Harmonic, dozen
w large Platform Scales four dozen Hachs Counter
Scales "a dozen assorted Coffee Mills. Together with
large assoc tment or Hollow Ware, Wholesale OF Re
call have also the most extensive and well selected
assortment Cooking and Heating stoves 70 be found IN this
Citv fdecg3-tD STEWART q OWEN.
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GAS CDOhtNSu IuAO11AN To
WWTE variety Of articles for Cooking by Gas by
w which common Gas Burner, kettle OF water
be boil three minutes. Oyster Plates and shaw
Cups also be heated gas Prce 75 upwards.
mrbiU MACKENZIE & WILSON.
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THREE Hundred Watches, invoice Of Fancy Goods,
such as Fancy Boxes, Writing DESKS, &C. together With
lot Of Soaps aud COlogRe 70 be sold 10 close eonsgnmen
ap6 CHAs. FOX.
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VIM. Simmons.

CARPENTER AND BUILDER, respectfully announces 70
the citizens Of Nashville. that he located
corner Of Church and SummeT streets opposite the 81 cloud
Hotel where he is prepared all kinds Carpeu-
tsrs and Joner's Work. Doors, sash and Blinds, Stair
Cases show Cases Oce Desks, Fitting up Stores JOb5iug
and Repalriug &c. promptly attended TO- lieb2'-3m.
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New Goods,

MIC have JUS received T0m BeTens Nll,eW York. me
w GssOrtmeuts of
CHILOREN'S CARRIAGES,
containing Of the handsomest that have been
brought this city. Also, Go CaTts-belicUpedes, &C.
mrhlU MACKENZIE q WILSON.
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ID Wy. RUSSELL.
F. r. GLASCOCE

AUCTIONEER AND GEEER Al AGENT
TTOULD offer his services to the public, Agent for
w sale Of
Real Estate, Negroes. Furniture. Drv-
Goods Groceries.
Or other species property either town country Be
ing determined devote my the above and
having had considerable peeUCe haCT that can
Give satisfaction 90 those VINO may favor line
Fan always be found atthe Counting Room Of the Patriot
once when in my absence, orders De left Tm6r4-tr
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-10-01
Legal Tender.
Gold, SLIDER and Copper Coins, their
Composition, Weight, and hOv far they
ore q LsqaI Tender.

Gold, Siluer and Copper Coins, atsir
Composition, Weight, and ho1 far they
are Legal Tender.
By the act OF Congress. January 1851, the
standard of gold for coinage, is established at
nine hundred thousandths fine, that is, nine parts
pure gold, and one part alloy, said alloy being
composed Of one part silver, and nine parts cop
per. The gold coins authorized b.lkaw, are as
follows, viz: ~ O.
Double Eagles ofthe vAlue Of $40, each weigh
ing SIS grains.
Eagles of the value of $40, each weighing
25s grains
Half Eagles of the value of S.. each weigh
ing l29 grams.
Quarter Eagles of the value of s2.5O. each
weighing 81 $40 grains.
Pieces of the value of 50, each weighing ST
40 grains.
Pieces of the value of 81, each weighing IS
s.lO grains.
Silve- Coins, the standard of which Is nine
parts pure silver and one part copper, are as fol-
lows, viz: ..
Dollars of the value of 100 cents, each weigh
ing 4l2 $40 grains.
Half Dollars Of the value of 50 cents, each
weighing 1872 grains.
Quarter Dollars of the value of IS cents, each
weighing sc grains.
Dimes of the value of 10 cents, each wsWhing
90 40 grains.
Half Dimes of tho value of S csn.s, each
weighing l9 2-l0 grains.
Pieces of the value of cents, each weighing
IL 52-lOo grains.
The new cent pieces arc composed Of eighty
eight parts copper and twelve parts nickel, each
piece weighs 70 grains.
Ali United States Gold Coins and the Silver
Dollar are legal tender to any amount. Half
Dollars, Quarters, Dimes, and Half Dimes to the
amount of Five Dollars, Three Cent silver pie
ces to the amount of thirty cents, the Cent piece
only to the fractional part of Dime.
The coins OF Great Britain, France, Spain,
Germany, etc., are no longer legal tender.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-10-01

CRUEL PUNISHMENT IN THE ARNY.-The Law
renee (Kansas) correspondent of the St. Louis
Democrat naTates the following case of excss-
siye punishment in the-Arny: .i -
IAN incident occurred last year at fort Pierre.
which possibly has never come before the public.
have reliable informtiOn that private in the
Army at that place, some time last summer,
committed some rriaing offence against the mil
itary dignitaries, for which be was court martial
ed and sentenced 70 receive ffty lashes. The
sentence was executed with gre at severity, so
much so that the soldier died in the operation, or
soon afferWard. Another member Of the Army
at that place, who has been accustomed to write
for Southern journals, made note Of the Incl
dent, in which he rather intimated that the Off
GERS were eulpabls for being so severe in the e1-
ecution Of the law as to cause death. For this
and this only, the writer was arraigned before q
court natal, and sentenced to receive thirty Tor
fifty lashes-to have one half his head shaved,
and to wear the chain and ball for one year; and
the poor man is at Fort Riley suffering the last
part Of the sentence. This is the statement as
IhAse issAad believe it to be correct in al
essentials The names could furnish ifneees-
sary. 4 E
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-10-01

Coon PLUcK.-The following incident took
place on Big Springs, Kansas. While Governor
Walker was speaking to the people there, AttOr-
ney General Weir got into conversation with
Judge Smith, lately from Butler County, in this
State:
Attorney General Weir, having become some
what nervous and excited, asserted that the Free
State men were q set of towards.
Judge Smith, man of so years and more,
overheard the expression, and proclaimed il false.
Weir didn't like the lie direct, and told Judge
Smith that his age alone protected him from a
thrashing.. . --.
"Then take thirty years from my age" said
the Judge. g and meet me as though / were but
twenty one"
Weir, finding that he had man to deal with,
backed out ingloriously, BY asserting that the
Judge was surrounded by friends, to which the
Judge promptly replied "thatthey could go alone
to the prairie and fight it out"
This worried the Attorney General still more,
and he finally vamosed in most coWardly man
ner"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-10-01
OUR NATIONAL FLAG.


-yo1 Fling 90. shs Gag ssa the gallant mast o. 3rs
., Let the shont Of the crew be heard
While he bAtqus thatrides is flying fast
-n-s ORR the sea, The nountain Bird 30
Lsti,Tsst On the breast Of the giOriouI sun,
When the skv grows calm at noos;
And on let u float shea the day is SOas,
z, In The shsea Of he Iissfy mOOn- fr -
~ POr il breashes aouluain thai tsnasr Nsht. 5fr
3 Through The Iky~ayi s.ilOEs eys. g ~ q.
Whes he looks on Psscs. IS she nestles bright :
80 Mid ths sthrs ss BE stripes u nigh ute5s
.r. speaks 10 the heart sfhiS mountain home,
Where in quiet il long shall wave,
1 And knows thsfhis sons are Tree IL they uosm-
.ndead, in fIeemAAs grave. e- a- g.
Let il stay through the night thai LOFTY sPiEs,
And talk with IT'S midnight star
For the Heavens will glow with a warmer 6ss,
i9il To gaze on ~ face afar; h- ~
They will hail its light - kindrsdal,
Long sent from the parent sky,
- To laugh in seOrn Ger the syrshtt fan.
81 And to beam whom iyrants die.
g Lat 1t aOai till the Last great day oftins,
up And proud, Ger falling world,
Far up, in its own songenial cline, -.
Triumphantly hang unfurIed.
And when this fair earth shah no more be givsa
For the home Ofits staD so bright,
Msy they turn in love to their native Heaven,
And dwell in eternal light tt
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-10-01

FoR PixPtEs--A weak solution Of sugar II
lead or sulPhate Of zinc may be used % wAah.
If not effective, try camphorated spirit, tws
drachms; corrosive sublimate Of mercury. one
grain; rose-water or almond water, half pint:
to be applied night and morning. When there is
great irritability Of the skin, decocsicn Of the
woody nightshade nay be used instead Of the
rose or almond.waser. II pimples arise from
the condition Of the blood. then cooling rurTa.
tives must be taken.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-10-01

PoTAro YEAsr.-Pare, boil, and nash ans,
Welve potatoes; stir into these ono large cup %
sugar and one quart of boiling water: when coal.
add one quart Of cold water and half pint o.
less of yeast, keep Il in warm place about
twelve hours, when Il will be ready for use Al.
ways reserve 8 small quantity Of old yssst for
raising the new. Bread or cakes made with this
yeast never need saleratus, and will rise VsF1
quickly. HousekeSpers Should adopt any nsW
method that will dispense with the use Of % un.
wholesome an article a. salsratus.-McSrsI r.
raj Nec YeyteH.
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GBaife Qaetrp.
OUR NATIVE LAND.


sous Of The soil your fathers bought,
That land for which they dying fosghii -
Tbs land made precious BY THAR bonsss
Made belly BY thar dying moanSj
Seas Of have siTes who for you died,
Thst you might boast freensnS pride,
The oaspias Of that noble band
This 10 YOU owH, your Native Landl
Your banner floats Ger every plain,
And faily dips the roaring MANI
That flag TO every breeze unfurlsd,
The pride and glory Of the world
Bright emblem OF the brave and free
Your fathers, dying, gave it ysi
Thsn for the banner take your stand
This is your own, ycOr Native Land!
Your patriot uires from Heaven look down.
Wbsre nov they wear tbs starry erOWn'
And watch, with joy, the growing worth
OF this, the Edsn Of the sarth.
Their memory tells Us Of the StrifS
In which they stAksd their all, their life:
Meier wear We then the tFaitOrS brand -
This is yoUr own. your Native Land!
Will ye for gold your birh-right SELL
VIII ys to future sgsS tell,
That ys their living memory 'Purn-
That uaitors' hearts within you burnt
win ys thus act, and have it said
In vain your fathers fought and bledi
Nay! aay! then pledge both heart and hand,
To this, your own, youT Native Land!
Say, shall those towering pillars fall
Up, and obey your cOuntrys eani
March on. the invading foe to meet,
And eonquering, bring them to your feet!
Rejoice the more, that ye have won
The title proud, American!
Wen swear our faith, while time shall Itsnd,
To this, our own, our Native Land.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-10-01

A BRAvr LADY.-The Florida Peninsular Of
the 9Th inst, has the following:
On Tuesday evening last two men entered the
yard of the lady in question-her husband, who
is a volunteer officer, being absent-and, upon
being hailed by the lady, they scorned her
threats, and persisted in prowling about the
premises, until both we're wounded by pistol shots
fred BY the lady. One received ball in the
hand, and the other in the arm.
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AUTUMN.

Now sober Autumn, with her empty vain,
A IickIe in her hand, and on her head
Clusters of Furnished nuts and rowans red,
With matron look comes walking DER the plain:
A beVy Of young maidens in her tain,
The lighter lsboFs Of the Geld to share;
Whose playful miSth and movements debonnaiF,
Eweeter the tolls Of the enAmored swain. ff
The mill row stands, the shuitlss cease to iyi =
Her brOider-woFk the eO,tags-girl lays BY;
The bumming wheel Of ustron is net heard;
Vulcan no more the swinging hammer wieldS;
But young and old, eager, with one accord,
Rush to the reaPsu in the rustliAg zelda.
IJAMzs CocHRANE.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-10-01

The WAY THEY DO THINGS IN CALIFoRS1A.-
The California State Journal tells how gay
young Lothario of that State, won the love Of a
maid in a romantic vale Of the mountains, but
{" the grabbed old gentleman " refused his per-
mis- ion to marry her. In this dilemma, theIOTsr
hesitated but for a moment; drove down to his
FouId-be-father in-law's, demanded an explana-
ton, and took satisfaction in Jogging him, and
finally drove away with the girl he loved.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-10-01

CREAM PAsrE-Braak two eggs into stew
pan with little salt, and as much sifted aous -
IL will take; mir in pint of milk, and pus 10 on
the Ere, and stir is, not 70 let il stick, sill you do
no. smell the -four; add piece Of butter about
the size of walnut.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-10-01

BoHS TO sE HASoED.-It appears from report
which Is in circulation that IL il very unpleasant
70 be born in certain house in Chester County,
Pa. Since the year 1874, there have been Eve ex-
ecutions for capital offences in the county. Ed
ward Williams, who was hanged in 1880, and
Geo. Pharaoh, who was executed in 1851, were
both bor-. in a house which stands about mile
from West Chester. Ingram. who was recently
hanged in Illinois for the murder Of his wife, also
first saw the light in this same unlueky house.