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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-06-11
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day evening.
GTThe chad fisheries Of the Delawart
have not been very productive this season.
| GrA widow of Cuba has been Offered
$l,5OO.OO0 for sugar estate on that island.
IGen. Sam Houston has taken the
stump as candidate for Governor of Texas,
@Rather Romantic--A gentIcmsn in
Toledo rejoices in the romantic ndme Of
Tar6Sx. -.r 80. s..
rThe Pennsylvania Railroad Company
is about erecting lsrge and magnificent no.
tel at Johnstown.
0TMr. Buchanan will tsm6ve to his
summer residence, four miles from Wash
ington, about the LIST Of July.
John Saxton, editor of the Repository,
Canton, Ohio, commenced the publication
and has edited that paper since 1915.
bT Colonel John B. Weller, late United
States Senator, is the most prominent Dem
Ocrnt now before The people for Governor of
California.
0TAD editor in Illinois gives notice that
there will be'no paper this'w week, as fsiswire
is using 'the scissors to half seat his cassii.
meres with.
@Ex.GovcrnOr joseph A. Wright, Of
Indiana, has been appointed by the President,
Minister to Berlin, in place of Mr.. Vroom,
recalled at his own request.
OF Brigham Young, in q recent sermon
to the Mormons, told them il was more '.im.
Portant to roise saints than to raise crops"
At the present time Brigham seems more
intent on "raising the devil" than anything
else. ......
GrFrem dllparts Of the country we hear
that the prospects OF an abundant grain hur.
vest, and an immense crop of fruit were aev
er more ilttering than at present.
GTThe St. Paul Democ:=dt says that rents
are so high in that place that mechanic or
ldborer, who gets from 81 80 to $3.50 per
week, cannot afford to live In that place.
brNonsense--Weuring your dress so
long that it tdkes both hands to hold it up
IN order to keep it out Of the dirt and ais.
play to advantage well tuthtd pair off,
yaiters.
6TMrs. Jameson says: "The bread of
life is love; the salt of life is work; the sugar
If life is poetry; the @uter Of lie is faith"
Hand US the bread and sagar-never mind
he salt and water.
GFAt Augusta, Georgia, on the ;Soth of
day, some samples of new white wheat,
uised near that city, were exhibited, and it
said looked exceedingly fine, though not
ry enough yet to grind. Harvest has al
eady commenced.
0JWhite county, Illinois, reioices in the
ossession of lady who he's presented her
husband with sixteen children at seven
irths. First they came by twos, then by
irees, while the last ohea-poor little thing!
came into the world friendless and alone! !
6J BedbugsAA man named Aaron Bed. I
rg' OF Montgomery county, KY, intends +
etitioning the Legislature to change his +
ame. He says that his wife, whose name t
OLIVIA, is unwilling that he should be !
'iaed A. Bedbug, she o. Bedding, and the .
ltle ones little Hedbugs. n
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AN OLD VOTER DEAD.--Charles McRob.
erts, aged eighty four years, died in Buffalo
Township, Washington County, Penn, on
the 29th ult. The deceased voted for Gen.
Washington for President Of the United
States. and every subsequent candidate of
the Democracy.
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APPOINTMENTS By THE PRESIDENT
sePh Williams, of1fowa, associate justice of
she SnPreme court of Kansas, in place OF
Jhos. Cunningham, resigned.
Calvin r. Burns, u. s. Attorney for the
eastern district of Missouri, vice Thos. U.
Reynolds, resigned.
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The REsULT IN WAsHINeroN.-Th Un.
Ion men Of Washington city have elected
Ell fhsir city officers and large majority of
Their Gsuncilmen, Notwithstanding many
who were known to be Union men were
driven. BY almost every imaginable weapon,
from the polls by the rowdies imported for
the occasion. The Union men have carried
ere out Of the seven wards.
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UTAH.-Later news from Eait>Eake states
that Brigham Young is driving allthe "Gen-
lies" out of the Territory. Judge Stiles,
the United States. Marshal, the Surveyor
General and his family, and large number
Of other persons, had been obliged to leave.
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0. L. SUTLIFF,
MERCHANT TAILOR.
TT HAVING BEEN curren,,v rs,o,,.,

TT HAVING BEEN currently reporteA
1 that the subscriber has rrlinqu.shed the TAILOR
ING AND CLOTHING BUSINESS, he desires AB m.
form his friends and the public that sueh is OF the
case, but on the contrary, he stitcohnues 10 carry
Il on n all its various branches, at his old stand in
Campbell's Building, ohTdsite The Court House. ssfS
ment of
Ct01H, CASHMERE d. VES71NG.
which heas prepared to make mp to order in the hos.
style and latest fashion. he employs none but tbc
best Of work men, he warrants all his work and mar.
sons him with their patronage can he aters
himself be suited In regard to the general
Of all work entrusted to his care. - ~
UTCuttng done to order on short notice.
He has also received large suppl, OF Summef
COATS, PANTS AND VESTS. i.
some new styles,-wbich he is determined to sell for
cash as cheap as can be had In the county.
Thankful to his friends and customers for their sunL
port, ne would respectfully ask for continuance of
inc same' o. L. SUTLlFF.
NOTICE. r.
A IL persons indebted to me bv note of
Il book accoant, wiH greatly oblige me by calling
Immediately aAd settlPg their several accounts, "a
I'm In great need of all moneys dueTne. In InHab!
III those who maycal.' OIL, SUTLiFF.
Ravenna, taae 4, l657-4w
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Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the CO. part.
lN ncrship heretofore existing between the under
sgned under the name OF Sizer and Morris has been
OF the partnership fairs will be made by and with
John Morris. Franklin Mills, June8, 1857.
HORACE SIZER,
June IL, lS5T-3w% JOHN NORRIS
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R.ectIon i'm Minnesota.

b. ... CHICAGO, Saturday, June 6.
The latest dates from Minnesota state that
thirty five Democrats and eleven Republi.
cans have been elected to the Constitutional
Convention.
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,,... d. stMETffINh NEW. :. x..
PICTURES ON PATENTLEAT THER

Just the thing to send by mal-ack nowlcdyed b1
all 10 DC the best thing for that purpose known Cs
and get dozen for your friends. - e
Finally, ifyou went first best likeness of any size
or description, call at Ford's Rooms, and examine lid
laSse collection of spec mems, and learn his prisos
Vinced that itis the place to- ,,-~ '-.r,. s4s1
"Secure Che sladoEGtc The substance fades 49,
;, Rooms In Seymcur's Block, north side Of PubiiS
Square. IRayenna. June A ,sss
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05-On the night of the I'd inst, the Wes.
tsrn Penitentiary, ut Pittsburg, was partisl.
y destroysdsby fire. The fire was no doubt
communicated from the stack.
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Complimentary. Concert.
THE RAVENNA GTEE CTtfR s..

i ling of ACKsoN T. GRRES,,J. C. PREEr,ss n r.
JESFRIEs and THos. w. BuRGEss, under the m.nsss.
ment OF the Young Mems LyceuSa, will give = ysesI
FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE Isth, assisted by w w
Haseman and D. g. Goldman. 80 -
Cards Of admission, ,25 cents. For sale at (,fsat.
Book Store. As AssnAA
June 4, IS57-et.
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Nancy Freed, } In the Court Of Common
1sv, ys: T...a Pleas Of Portage county.
The defendant is hereby notified that on the Goth
day Of May, 1857 the plaintiff fled in the once of
t6e CLERK OF said Court, her petition for divorce and
e,mony rom deendant, and for cause alleges viii
OF duty and fraudulent contract Ii said marriage.
said petition VIII be for hearing at the September
term Of said court, at which time defendant n re-
quired to2answef. MICHAEL STTTIRTs
June 4, 1657-6w. ATTY for Pstitions.
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Special NTediicaI Notice.

r. w. TRASK, M. D., would pectfuly
IL. inform The public that, on account Of the great
increase Of his professional business he is compelled
either TO fenquish some part Of 1t, take partner
He has concluded 10 do the former, and, therefore,
gives notice to his friends and patrons that after this
date he will not attend to any more Surgical cases;
but will continue the practice of Medicine and Mid.
wifery as usual. He will, hereafter, bestow great
care nd attention upon the Investigation and treat.
ment OF Chronic diseases. =.
Hfrufn. June II. IS51-3W
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MARRIED..
DIED.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Money Wanted.

| A LII PERSONS knowing themselves
II indebted 10 the propretors Of the PortaR.
SsntiRs, for Subscription, Advertising or Job Work
counts at as early day rs possible.
HART & soMERvILLE.
Ravenna, May 20, 1857
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NOTICE.
L. V. Stafer & Co.,
PHOTOGRAPH,
AMBRoTYPE


DAGUERREAN ARTISTS,
(R00ms ousr Baird's JeVelry Store, Aiien's Bi.ekl
RE prepared to take every known kind
n pf Liksness in the most superior style. =
PHOTOGRAPHS!-Fro the smallest, suitable 10
send by mail, 70 the splendid life and cabinet sxe
colored In oil or water colors. Large and fe-iike
Photographs naae frem the Ambr brotypes and Daeuer-
reoiypes OF deceased persons. We have the heat
process for enlargng that has ever been Invented.
(patent or otherwise.l -, e'
AMBRoTYPEs Beautifully clear and brilliant.
resembling in softnesS and depth Of tone an iyory
painting, and put up in he only durable style, Viz:
without black varnsh. Orr wefk of this class besds
no comments. The fact that We receiyed the Grst
premium on them at the last cointy fair, in conipe.
on with the other artist of this place. speaks for IT,
SELF In addition to the above, we take DaeueYreo.
types, Ambrographs, Sphereotypes, etc. f = 10y
Call and examine eur specimens, learn our prices
and you will see that this is PLACE to get yonn
pictures. Remember the Rooms--oyeF Baird,S
Jewery Store, Main street. TT'fNF.
Ravenna, May 81, 1857 f,.r4
Get YOUR PHOTOGRAPHS. Ambr..
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GThe Portage Sentinel is oveThatlin
Senator Brown, and gives bis bill of partictl
lars in full, as published in the Statesmsn.-
1t says: .... -..
Thus it will be seen that this distinguish
ed advocate Of "retrenchment and reform
has been paid FOR his boarding, his RAILROAD
fare, bis per diem of 81, and then in addition
to all this, at the rate of sixteen cents mile
for riding oh the railroad. What disfiter.
estedness! What economy!
Let us sum up his account with the State
and see how the figures stand. We have
First session, pei diem and mileage, $42s. 100
Per diem as Smeller zoe days, $4,000
Boarding and railroad fare in vacation, le5 .OO
Mileage, $40 miles at is cts. per mile, 500
Perdiem and mileage for extra session. ASA 90
Total, se95s a5
From this table II appears that Mr.. Brown
has received for his services as Senator and
SmeIier, the sum Of tsoo Mousaad ito han.
dred ana fifty. eight dollars. II these figures
are not right, we respectfully ask him to cor.
rect them. We would not willingly plate
him in false position. To pofiion of
this money he is legally entitled; bit in
moral point of. view, we regard coasidera.
Die share of it as stolen from the people of
Ohio.
Brown, it will be ssasiisMstered, Aas tho
most determined opponent to ruisiig the IL
dicial salaries. He thought Judge should
be content with $l,5oo, and 100 additional
was ample. By referring to the documents,
we find that he actually drew in money for
his per diem, expenses &C., $2,764,69, or
S526,39 more than the enumeration Of the
Ohio Statesman.
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Moving Match.
THE BoOrd Of Agriculture for Portage c

THE Boord Of Agriculture for Portage CO.
i takes this opportunity 10 correct the premiums
offered on Moving Machines, as follows. Instead of
that offered in the regular Premium List five premiums
are offered 10 W.T.:
Best MoYer Diploma AAd &5 90
Oh d., Obi ., 90
9Th DO. 90
5th do, 90
There must be ive entries, to warrant the Board
in preparing the ground, which may be made at any
time before the 1st Of July. Due notice of tho time
and place Will be given., L. T. HINk
Jnna III f6S5-IW Preat Road of A A0.o,l,,.o
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WiIliam Erncst's Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri-
1I bers have been appointed and qualified as Execu-
tors the estate of William Ernest late Of the county
Of Portage, deceased. Dated at Palmyra, this 9Th
day Of May, 1857. JANE ERNEST,
+. .G WILLIAM ERNEST. Jr.,
June il, le57-3w+ ALEXANDER SCOTT, Jr
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w u
10000
GOOD SEASONED OAK SPLIT
S p o K IS s .

ITO make into those "OLD FAsHIoNrp
Il WHEELs," which those who make the new stylo.
from Sawed and Turned spokes, feel 90 much worried
aiI S,s iuv.s ~ so seen he on xheh
ed spokes. It's not the nFN Hme 10y lpfndredn ehas
zine Zines and ;puinE, Sp % nus.us.. e. He.
hans and Mulcaulis have bad their day, and Shaue.
hais can no longer be palmed on on poor apprentice
boys and others ut DO pair, the time & noS Vefy
FAR distant when this "Sawed and Turned spokes;,
humbug will be classed among the things that Were
Is no easy matter TO make Intelligent mon believe
that Uachne- made boots and shoes, clothing wooden
nutmegs, horn gun hints, basswood cucumber seeds,
&C., are good as the sold. .fashioned'' kind even
the magazines can not do that, nor will they try tho
job on this latter day humbug when the people have
had a little experience In the matter. but they
assert that their spokes split into Bolts and turn
ed NOW, whx are they afraid to se the thing Just ~
into proper size and then turned.
They invite all In want OF Carriages 10 gfte thcma
examine tho manner in which their spokes afe sawed
and turned, and p1tup, and then come and exaiaiso
ours which they ridculeas being old fashioned, and
then purchase where interest dclateS Our work must
speak for ITSELF ithas done for more than twenty.
four years past. We cwant understood that We don't
20 around begging the people to donate 70 By TAX
but we shall always take pleasure in showing eusio-
mers our CARRIAGES, as well as the material1 Of
which they are made and the manner in which they
are put together. - 80
Alluson is made TO ssmanliness in busincss;" NJ
some other time, brlefchapter under that head may
not be TO the public but for tho present
we Will barely that having been In business
EAST we cannot give any lessons in the manly act Of
llquidatlng LONG bills with SHORT money; neither do
we understand the NIGHT prepsring spokes
TOR wheel makers. Nor yet are We versed In the
agreeable and gentmanly business q ESs&NDlSa ouR
CREDIT AT nASK and putting our properly beyond the
reach of the long arm of the law.
desired the opinions Of the best Carrage makers
In Northern Ohio can be ha as to the utility Of those
"Sawed and turDsd Spokes," and some very excellent
and interesting samples Of the same exhibited.
N. d. CLARK & co.
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PetifiOm for Divorce.

GET YOUR PHOTOGRAPHS, Ambre.
~ types, ETC., Of STAFFER & co Rooms ovsr
Baird's Jewelry Store, Ravenna. o, e7-f.'S'
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70 All whom II may Concern.

J. L. & II. G. RANNEY, Ah'ys.
Juue il, leJ1-4w.
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Has been before the pubic more than 20 years,
and is deservedly popular in the cure Of
Spayins, Sweeney, Ringbone, Windgslls, Pole
Evil, Callous, Cracked Heels, Gall of all kinds,
Fresh Wounds, Sprains, Bruises. Fistula, Sit
fast, Sand Cracks, Strains, LamenesS, Found
cred Feet, Scratches or Grease, Mango, Foot
Rot in Sheep, Garget in Cows. rheumatism,
Bites Of Animals, External Poisons, Painful
Nervous Affections, Frost Bites, BOils, Corrs,
Whitlows, Burns aud Scalds, Chiilblains,
Chapped Hands, Cramps Contractions Of the
Muscles, Swellings, Weakness Of the Joints,
Caked Breasts, Sore Nipples. Piles, &c.
BSr Pamphlets grs,uitously furnished by
gents, with Testimonials Of its utility.
All orders addressed 10 the Projectors, n. a.
rUcKER Co., Lockport, n. !.
CAUrIoS.-Let the Purchaser observe that
me name, " G. W. NERcHAST," in his own hand
writing is over the cork, also blown in the glass
of the bottle. None other can Be genuine.
Ed- For sale by Druggists and Merchants
generally, through the United States, BritiGh
Possessions. and other Countries. And BY
SHREvE MACY, White Cloud.
REED & STUReEs, Iowa Point.
PETER, FRAZER & Co., Oregon, No.
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(For the chiet)
A. Tribute Of Respect.

At.resular meeting Of Oregon Lodge No
nLo.o.F., held at their Hall, septembsl
l7th. IL was announced by D. D. G. NJ, +. .
Rostock, that, on the 10th inst, our worthy BIO
tber. ]. N. WiIcO1en, a citizen Of tins County
and . member ofthis Lodge, died very sudden
IL. from the rupture of blood vessel "nlie en-
gagged at his work.
On melton, it was
Re,,lDed, That, as Brother Wilcoxen EXHIBIT
I'd. during life, full evidence Of bis zeal IN the
cans. of Universal BeneVOlenee, and the "fra'
terni.atiOn of Mankind we recognize in him
true Odd Fellow.
Re,OlDed, That, although we deeply feel the
los, of our Brother, and sincerely sympAthiEe
With bis widow and family in their bereavement
.tit s our duty to submit with meskness to
the dispensatiOns of our Heavenly Father.
ResolvsS, That the members Of this Lodge
wear the usual badge of mourning for the period
Of thirty days.
Resolved, That these proceedings be offered
for publication in the Holt County News and
the White Cloud Chief, and that copy be sent
10 the widow of the deceased.
DANIEL DAVID, n. G. pro teH.
WIN. KAUCHER, Secretary.
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(For the Chief.)
Public Meeting.

Ala meeting of the citizens of White Cloud,
held on Wednesday evening, September 2Sd,
1857, in pursuance of notice previously given,
70 nominate candidates for Justice of the Pence
and Constable, c. Dorlsnd was called to the
Chair, and H. F. Macy appointed Secretary.
After an interchange of sentiment, Giles A.
Briggs was nominated for Justice Of the Peace,
and Elisha Huffman for Constable. Mr.. Briggs
not being present, the following Committee was
appointed TO wait on that gentleman, and tender
him the nominations: Messrs. Slosson, King and
Moore.
Mr.. Briggs returned with the Committee, and
expressed his willingness to accept the nomina-
ton.
On motion, it was unanimously agreed to have
400 Tickets printed as early as possible.
On motion, it was decided to have the pro-
eeedings Of this meeting published in the White
Cloud Chief.
The meeting then adjourned.
C. DoRLAND, Chairman.
H. F. MACY, Secretary.
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Standing Committees Appointed by the
Chairman Of the Constitutional Con-
Vention.
H. F. MACY, Secretary.

Standing Committees Appointed by the
Chairman Of the Constitutional Con.
Vention.
LIST. Executive-Messrs. Boiling, AID.
kins, Lykins, Martin and Randolph.
I'd. Judiciary-Messrs. Gilmore, Jen.
kins, Doniphan, Boiling and Hascall.
Sd. Legislstive-MessrS. Eastin, Jones
of johnson, Blair, Reynolds and Over.
street.
4th. Slavery-Messrs. Moore, Wander
slice, Randolph, of Atchison. Danforth
and Wells.
9Th. Bill of Rights-Messrs. Little,
Hereford, Reid, Stuart of Douglas, and
Keys.
9th. Ineorporations-MessrS. Wander.
slice, Heiskell, Spicely, Walker, and
Greenwood.
9TH. Revenue-Messrs. Jenkins, Red.
man, Smith, Wallace and Oden.
9Th. Elections and Rights of Suffrage
-Messrs. Jones. of Douglas, Todd, VII.
son, Taylor and Matthews.
9th. Finance-Messrs. Doniphan, Hays
Bonnell, Butcher and Bayne.
10th. observation-disclosures. Danforth
Forman, Christison, Chiles and Larrey.
11th. State Boundaries, &c-Msssrs
Kuykendall, Kookogee, Bryant, Brad.
ford. Jones of johnson.
18th. Internal Improvements-Messrs
Henderson, Dolman, Barbon, McKowr
and Mobly.
18th. Miscellaneous-Messrs. Hamil,
ton, Stewart, Eastin, Rively and Davis
18th. Printing NIessrs. Dolman. Nc
Kown. Moore, Swift, and Jones of Doug
las.
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We understand that q report is in cir.
culation, that letters have been received
in town from members of the Csbinet al
Washington, expressing desire that the
Constitution of Kansas should not b
submitted to vote Of the people.
We have inquired of those who oughi
to know, and are informed that the Pres.
idsnt and whole Cabinet are united il
the opinion that the Constitution should
be submitted to the popular vote. as mos
clearly carrying out the principles of thu
Kansas-Nebraska act.-Lecompton Va
tionaI Democrat.
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A MAP OF KANSAS and n SHARE
n IN SARATOGA CITY, consisting OF
Five Lots, with chance Of drawing the Prin-
cipal Prize, vained At $4,000,
FOR ONE. DOISLAh!
The subscribers, at the solicitation OF many
Shareholders, are induced to alter their original
plaf for disposing OF Saratoga City, and have
adopted the following, viz; Saratoga City has
been divided into 500 shares, each Share con
sisting of Five Lots. There are three Springs
the largest SIXTY o. ssvkAif-fivE fset;
These Springs wnL nave IN IN, AeIes ~ ha N Z
conneeted VIZ go y.ined Al ellS m Thsss
PrinciPAi - f,-t,,ne =, ~ ,,s,so. ,i.,
springs arc tn ,-,ter th.t S;seb.rses f-or,
draws then isr~e c;,r ord = ,;s,-e eoId
them "oeu o. -..-s'..s go
and sparAhs, 1890, ~, 60. ItYa.
which mus. r,nas -. - ~ - r.
sas. Inese ppa"' S'''''-'S O''e Va ,'1S ~
h9neree onsr r ,o oao r.-.;es.t. ;.oI -
iners WIN Ce~t;ecsts iii 49, NAP
e e.s .9 %sas Wn1TU oTF nnIIIR A. 0TF
o ~, a.. 49, T1Tp TTTnRTn sTaFPs M SARA
" hhE EaH
AVoA Va
Location OF saratoga Caty'
Saratoga City is located in Calhoun County,
in Section %, Township 9, Range l5-about II
miles North Of Topeka, l6 from Tecumseh, %
from Lecomplon, and IS from Lawrence; Is ad-
ioininp the Pottawatsmie Reservation, go miles
square, } which will soon be open for presumption.
10000 MAPS!
W. s-a bonnv n state that one of our most
respectable Land Agency firms are engaged in
getting up the most authentic Map of Kansas
that has ever been produced, and that we have
engaged 10, 900 copies Of the first edition! We
can now supply beautiful celored Sectional Map
Of Kansas to those who do not wish TO wait until
our NAP y Pu"nsheu.
Plan Suggested Tor the Distribution
II has been suggested by Shareholder that
10000 Envelopes be procured, and into 9, 500 of
these, slip of paper or card be inserted, with
the words, This Card entities the holder to
Map of Kansas, which can be obtained by for
warding this Card to the Committee appointed
to receive it;'' and into 500 of the Envelopes
slip or card be inserted, with the words, " This
Card entities the holder to a Share in Saratoga
CITY, which eau be obtained by forwarding this
Card to the Committee appointed to receive it."
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-09-24
Notice..

The Irish Bog Trotter who intruded at.the
Bali in this place, the present week, dressed in
the most unbeeoming manner, insulting the de-
eency Of the ladies', and causing many Of them
10 leave, may consider himself lucky, that he
escaped with sound constitution, and minus
. more appropriate dress of tar and feathers, to-
ge.her with the pleasure of an excursion out Of
town, on the sharp edge of three cornered
fence-rail He win please take warning for the
future. By order of the
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
White Cloud, September -, 1857, lts