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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-02

vs.. Civil Action.
NJ. ]. Mitchen,S
NOW at this day comes the plaintiff, and it be-
In ing proven to the satisfaction Of this Court,
that NJ. J. Mitchell is a nonresident Of the Ter
ritory Of Kansas, so that legal process Of law
cannot be served upon him. II is therefore or
dered BY the Court, that said NJ. ]. Mitchell be
notified by publication, that suit has been COM
menced by petition, in assumpsit against him,
and that unless he be and appear before this
Court, on the first day of the next term of this
Court, and show cause to the contrary, that JUG
ment will be rendered against him. 1t is further
ordered, that copy Of this order be published
in some newspaper published in this Territory,
four weeks successively-the last insertion to be
four weeks before the next September term Of
this Court to which time this cause is continued.
A true copy. Attest:
EGBERT NJ. LEE, Clerk.
By HESRv BoDER, IN, D. G.
NV. DAVIS, Attorney for Plaintiff
July IS, Is5s-4w.
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GOUND SEED CORN-IUO bn.hels for sale
~ bv ]. B. McALLISTER ( co.
feb. II, If.
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COUNTRY PRODUCE of all kinds Ia.
~ ken in exchange for Goods, by
June 8, SO, If. w. II. VAN DOREN.
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DRY HIDES WANTED, for which the
- highest market price will be paid in Cash
or Goods, by W. II. VAN DOREN.
june 3, SO, e.
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GEED OATS-2.00O bushels for sale by
- J.B. McALLISTER L co.
feb. II, tf.
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VS.. O.,
Asaph Allen and 'i A'''O"'
Harris Stratton.
NOW at this day comes the plaintiff, and it be-
1N ing proven to the satisfaction of this Court,
that Asaph Allen and Harris Stratton are nom
residents of the Territory Of Kansas, so that le-
gal process Of law cannot be served HpoR them.
1t is therefore ordered by the Court, that said
Asaph Allen and Harris Stratton be notified by
publication, that suit has been commenced by
petition, in assumpsit against them, and that I'M
less they be and appear before this Court on the
first day Of the next September term Of this
Court, and show cause to the contrary, that judg-
ment will be rendered against them. 1t is fur
ther ordered that copy Of this order be publish
ed in some newspaper published in this Terrific
nv, for four weeks successively-the last inser-
ton to be four weeks before the first day of the
next September term of this Court, to which
time this cause is continued.
A true copy. Attest:
EGBERT M. LEE, Clerk,
By HENRY BoDER, JR., d. G.
J.W. DAVIS, Attorney for Plaintiffs.
July Is, 18584w.
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CPRING FLOUR-3OO Sacks for sale bv
- J.B. McALLISTER & CO.
feb. IL, If.
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BRIGGS ARCTIC LINIMENT.

THIS incompatible Eminent, uponwhich the
4 great mass Of the afflicted Of all lands now
rely for relief from the pangs of Rheumatism;
Neuralgia, Gsut, ErysiPelss, Cancer, Scrofula,
Sprains, Burns, Scalds, and all eutaneous disea
ses, is rapidly supersejing all similar prepare
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600 PAPERS Assorted Garden Seeds,
wv for sale by
feb.II, IT, J.B. McALLIsTER 4 co. ?
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40 PLOWS, all numbers. for sale bv
~ ]. B. McALLISTER & co.
feb. IL, If. q.
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MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. %. 1857.
| hereby certify, that having been badly
bruised and scalded BY the explosion of Steam
Boiler, friend Induced me to try Bragg's Arc
tic Liniment. The smart was instantly e1trac-
ted from the scalds, and in very short time,
all the pain was gone from the bruises. In two
weeks was well. and able IN resume INV busi-
ness. HENRY HAVERHILL,
Residence Jackson ST
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1000 Fog J. 4 Ma aiiai IS: Elk & Eco.
feb. II, t.
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One Bottle TriumphantI

Mrs. MOfitt, No 345 Morgan street, st. Louis,
having suffered for three years with RheumA-
tism, and tried MANY preparations without effect,
was cured by,one fifty cent bottle Of Arctie Lin
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PROBATE ORDER.

State of Michigan-County of Van Blu
rcn-ss-Probate Court for said County
y paper purporting to be the last will
and testament of John Mcguire, deceased,
having been deposited in this Court by
David O. Dodge and praying for Probate
thereon. Thcrcupon il is ordered that
Monday the twenty-eighth day of April
next at ten O'Clock in the forenoon be as
sigNed for the hearing Of said petition and
that the heirs at law Of said deceased and
all other persons interested in said estate
are requested to appear 1t a session Of
said Court then to be holden at the Pro
baIe office in the village of Paw Paw, and
show cause, if any there be, why tho
prayer of the petitioner should not be
granted
And it is further Ordered that tho
above order and notice be published in
the TRUE NoRTHERSER," a newspaper
printed and circulating in said county of
Van Buren,, three successive weeks pre-
yious to said day of hearing.
A. w. NASH,
lj5.4w. Judge of Probate
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Yearning for the SpOilS.

The Paw Paw Free Press ike the rest
of the Slaycocratic journals Of this State,
being almost destitute Of any thing fer pc
litical capital, resorts to its oil harp Of 4
single string and that pretty well rora-
out-viz: the awful delinquency Of the
d" Black Republican party and officers
generally, and particularly the officer, Of
this county; the burden of his grials be
ing that they have deprived the demo
Gratis Of the spoits.
lie thinks no one will deny that the
doctrine that TO the yiciors belong the
spoils is, to 4" certain extent correct
doctrine; but flat it may be 50 perverted
as to become injnriou, to the public veal
This may all be very true. But then it
is easy to perceive that when the Editor
says that 70 certain extent il j. a cor
rect doctrine, he means, simply, N Hic So
tent ~ he democratic po1iy; but that
when it is taken from them, it is grossly
perverted" Witness the course pursued
by that party in reference to the publish.
ing of Probate notices WhiLc that pat
ronage was for years in their hands III
large majority of thc countias, no opposi.
ton pres was allowed to participate in
that business where they had the power
TO prevent it. - strict was the rule en-
forced in this county that when a widow
requested the Judge that notice of aypi-
eaton for the appointment Of az admins
traitor might be published in the North
-rncr, because she took that paper and
lad dealings viii IT, publisher which
would make il .rsior f,r her % el'l. rir'r
sjn for it, she nut b. leniel ~ rs-
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Town Meeting.

Next Monday, Let crcry RcpuJlicdn be
om--Lct us suspend our private business
for one day and devote j; to the highest
good of our country Patriotism Freedom,
National glory aud National integrity
alike demand it at our hands.
Let rs be ,riic o,cakc." Don't for
oct the day--rcmembcr that it is on .uon-
day--no two days voting in this State
Oar nominations are made out and let us
carry them through with crush
Don't YiH on candidates, Every re-
publican on the ticket is better than a
STAKEHOLDER, or a sneaking " doughface "
Forget personal piqucs and private fcuds,
and bury the Ratchet of discord on that
day, aud vote for p'ir~!fA' aud froosiosn .
triumph. Remember, principles, not men
is the motto Of every Republican.
Hare printed hckets You can make
fifty per cent in the final "count' by
having your tickets 80 that they can be
read-pay II few dimes piece around and
have your cartridges right ready Moth
ing lost by having good supply Of the
right kind of ammunition
BE on hand and cote edriy-.Sec that
your neighlo' is om- One rote may
elect or defeat your candidates seven
votes in the Senate Of the United States
have just passed the infamous Lccompton
bill--mcct out terrible rctrbution upon
those northern rscreaat; who have bctray-
ed popular liberty and are cndcayoring to
gag the people of Kansas with slavery
constitution RepaJiic0ns! be true to
yourselves and your country, and the re-
salt will be glorious victory. Close ul,
nc roaksi F6rward!
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rtorial government from the people of
Kansas he could denounce the Missouri
" Know nothings" and their usurpation,
and claim it as peculiarly democratic
to do SO. But where his masters gave the
nod, he could turn about and give his
countenance TO the usurpation as the
legitimate " law and order government
and hurl the cpithets Of "rebels' and
" traitors at" the free State party. And
when that growing act of yilliany and
fraud-the the Lecompton Constitution
was first opposed by Stewart and Doug
las, hisaccustomed leaders-and before he
knew that il was destined to be test of
true democracy, he could speok out very
boldly againstit. But when he finds that It's
engrafted into the platform, and become
the corner stone of the party, and that
none but those who fall down and wor-
ship, it can be admitted to partake of
the "spoils )" he will be found just as
ready as any one to cry out, "Great is
Lecompton of the Border Ruflians -
:" Woe to the rebels who resist it.
lis unscrupulouSness in preferring
charges against his opposers, and his well
known disregard of truth and consistency,
are fully equal to that of his great name
sake, or any of his coadjutators, and fit
him admirably for the duties required of
him as editor of subordinate journal of
the Slaveocracy. So that, we repeat,
there can be no more need of importing
any other at Dreseut.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
TsIlzl
ARRIVAL or THE NIAGARA.
New York, March 26.

New York, March 2G.
A lengthy pamphlet had been issued in
Paris in regard TO the refuge difficulty be-
tween England and France. 10 appeals
to the English Government and people,
not to be led away by false interpretations
and expresses a hope that the alliance will
finally stand the trials which is is un'ergoing.
1t was regarded as a State paper.
At Chalons, on the 9th, so men surpris-
ed and small post Of Infantry. They
then attempted to secure the Railway sta
ton by crying vtca To RepuLlique-being
driven back they occupied the head of the
bridge to interrupt communication with
the barracks. The garrison turned out
and dispersed them.
Prince Gortschakoff is said to have is
sued memorandum to the French govern
ment, directly in opposition to the views
of Austria, and the question of the nayiga-
ton Of the Danube.
Russia agrees with Branch and Eng
land as to the absolute right Of the Paris
Conference to deal with the subject.
There was prospect OF pacific settle
ment to the question Of the Duchies, ow-
ing to the illness of the King of Denmark
There had been some rioting at Dublin
bewteen the police and college students.
Five of the latter are said to have been
injured.
The dispatches from France to the
Swiss Government III regard to refugees,
are published.
The removal from the frontiers Of
Switzerland of Italian and other question
able refugees il demanded i'll strong and
menacing terms, and the Swiss Govern
ment is told that if they refuse they will
incur a grave responsibility, and must at
tribute to themselves the consequences
that may be entailed.
A Madrid telegraph says Zuloaga, the
Provisional President of Mexico is well
disposed to settle the difference with
Spain.
The statement that Gen. Concha was
to be removed from Cuba, has been con-
tradicticted on good authority.
4 Vienna dispatch says that an excel
lent understanding has already been estab-
ished between the Derby Ministry and the
Austrian Government.
RUSSIA-A central committee had
been appointed at st. Petersburg, to ex-
anime all projects for the emancipation Of
the serfs sent in by the provincial COM
mittee consists of - members, and the
Emperor is President.
LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFFS. - MeSsrs
Richardson, Spence Il Co., quote flour
very dull and almost unsaleable.
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FROM CALIFORNIA;.
Arrival of the Moses Taylor From CalilOr-
mia.
New York March 2Gth


The steamer Moses Taylor arrived here
this morning with California mails Of
March 9th, and 81 100000 in treasure
The st. Louis was to leave Aspinwall
the same evening as the Moses Taylor
The Moses Taylor and Golden Age per-
formed the trip in 20 days and ID hours,
the shortest on record.
The news from California is unmpor-
tant The Legislature passed an act to
take the State Prison from the hands Of the
lessee, and place it in the charge Of agents
of the State Possession was however, re-
fused, aud Governor Weller took it by
force.
The Senate had becn discussing bills to
provide for compulsory observance of
Sunday, and for the incorporation of min
ing ditch companies.
\ Joint committee Of the Senate and
Assembly had recommended the adoption
of memorial to Congress for an abroga-
ton of the present contract for the convey
ancc of the mails between San Francisco
and New York, and the formation of new
contracts with two other companies, each
to convey the mails once in two weeks
each way, but alternately, 50 that we shall
have a mail each week
On the 10th ult Henry Bates, late
State Treasurer, was tried at Auburn, on
charge Of embezzlement of $4,000 from
the State Treasury, and was acquitted.
The t. : sloop-of-war St Mary arrived
a. San Francisco from Honolulu and was
undergoing repairs.
Thirty seaman have deserted her. some
of whom had been recaptured.
The ship Flying Fish had sailed for
China with large number of dead and
living Chinese and S2S0,0O0 in treasure.
The steamship Golden Age arrived at
San Francisco OH the afternoon of the 10Th
ult in u days from New York.
Many French citizens in San Francisco
passed resolutions expressive of their hor-
ror and detestation of the attempt on Ne
poleon's life.
The Board of Education of San Francis
co had resolved to admit no colored child
rem to the public schools except to those
provided exclusively for them.
Gen. Lamar, United States minister
was formally received by the government
of Nicaragua Feb ,.
The Iissari treaty is still before the
Legislature. 1t is believed that it will not
be ratified unless with alterations which
will reopen the whole affairs at Washing
ton.
Carey Jones has taken leave Of the Gov
Gen. .Jarez has been appointed Minis
ter of War
The steamer San Carlos was lost on
Lake Pudat.
The Susquchanna was at San Juan.
PERC.-Vivanco captured africa, the
frigatc Aspinwall having first shelcd the
town. landed $50 men and took possession.
The loss on both sides was 200 killed and
as many more wounded. Half the town
i, in ruins Fivanco has withdrawn the
troop, FROM l4ujqui
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AGENTS WANTED.

THE GREAT GIT SALE % GoLD PENcIS, ty
A. II. MILFORD 4 Co.. ass Broadway, New York.
offers excellent chance To Agents, 10 make
few dollar, with little expense. We
manufacturing and selling beautiful solid Gold
Pencils for - each (the a. lal retail price and
giving each purchaser gift, worth from g up 10
$500 Each purchaser Of Pencil is Of s.
gift, at least. it may be worth -. $40. SIS. So,
$50, $50. SO, 500, or 5000 The prizes are dis
tributed to purchasers 10y a simple plan of draw.
Ing, and As soon as the name of "A purchaser
ceiyCd with the -, his Pencil and Gllt are put up
in a small box, in saic manner. and sent to the
owner by mail, post paid. Our plan gives pericc,
satisfaction, each purchaser sell or trade hi
Pencil for all it costs him, and retain tbs gil.
gratis.
We want a good agent, in every part OF TIM courI'
try, 10 solicit purchasers, and any agent, 10 be
cessfu should first have a Pencil and Prize to cA-
hibt. We allow agent one dollar cash for eacu
purchaser be obtains. which amount no may retain
cut of the -; and the first person bccom.u. q.
purchaser at any post Office, will receive the Ggen
cy for that ncighborhood.
4 VIEW IND IMPORTANT IDE1.
We propose to let person know what Gift Ia.
will draw, before requiring the money To b. sent.
Any person desiring one of our massive Told Pen
ellis, can first send their name and address, AMI
we viii make their drawing and INFORM them by
return mail, what prize thew draw they have
the privilege of sending for it if they choose Va
cannot, however, give thi, privilege hut once -
any person. aud We make this otter to establish
agencies and introduce Pencils IN neighbor-
hood. After person becomes purchaser and
accepts tho agency. require al persons in that
locality To send their - in advance through him.
Purchasers may rely upon it that we will promptly
forward their Pencil and Prize, whatever i may
be, by return mail. on receipt of the S. Full par
ticu ar, with the plan Of distribution. will Ne sent
TO each person making application for drawing.
Address. A. II. MILFORD & CO..
low. 4SG Broadway, y. \.
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Oh! How they Howl!

senator tTllleuucH ; speech creates Il
tremendous bowling among the Lecomp-
tonites 1t was the funeral Grafton of
that remarkable instrument, the Leccmp-
ton Constitution. He spoke as Senator
Of the United States, not as sectional
man his speech was but reflection of the
sentiment and principles of Henry Clay,
whose mantle he so worthily wears. He is
the representative man of the South Amer
lean party, and hence his speech is con-
sidered an indication Of that party in Con
gress.
{" Mr. Crittenden," says the n Y. Even
ing Post, sit is universally conceded has
made most powerful and effective speech
against the gigantic swindle now attempt
ed upon the of Kansas. lIc pronounced
it fraud, begotteu in fraud, and its project
ors he stigmatized as villains, describing
the Lecompton constitution as the crown
ing act of their disgraceful record. He
would not allow his vote to be controlled
by sectionalism. lie should vote as Il
Senator of United States, and as such
knowing no section, but embracing the
whole country He concluded by declar-
ing his intention to vote against Locomp-
ton as it is now presented, but gave no.
tice that at an early day he should offer
an amendment to allow the people to
vote upon it and it be adopted by them, to
empower the President to declare Kansas
State of the Union; il rejected, then
to empower them to make another con-
stitution."
The following is fair specimen of the
bowling among the Lec0mptonites:
From the y. Y. Herald.
In the remarkable speech of Mr.. SEN
ator Crittenden, of Wednesday, on the
Lccompton Constitution, new leaf was
turned over in the history of the Kansas
imbroglio. The distinguished Senator
from Kentucky has boldly thrown the
whole weight Of his name, his position
and his talens on the side of Douglas,
Wise, Walker and the Northern black
Republican holy alliance. But still the
Importance of this speech of NIr. Crtten-
den does not lie in the strength Of his ar
gument; for this is but repetition of the
old stories of border ruflan frauds and for
geries. The popularity which makes this
speech the most important Of the session,
is the fact that it is the first development
of the practical results of the negotiations
which have been going on forseyeral weeks
between the black Republicans Of the
North and the plotting Southern Know
Nothings of Congress.
WASHINGTON, March 10, 1858.
The Republicans in caucus last night
arranged their programme in reference
to Kansas. The fshy Democrats and
South Americans will go with them. \
move will be made by Mr. Stephens, when
the bill comes from the Senate on Tuesday
next, to refer it to the Committee on Ter
ritorics. Mr.. Harris, who has been Sc
lectcd by the Republicans rs their leader
will then move that it be referred To- the
Seclcct Committee Of fifteen, that said
Committee be increased to seventeen. and
that the two members be elected by the
House. The combination intend to carry
the proposition by six or eight majority.
The South Americans agreed in caucus
to sustain the Republicans in this move
DIT. ldc.
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q. y. SMITH 4 BRO,

Do,lers in Groceries and Provisions, Fish Fruits,
Confectionery. Cigars, Paints, Oils, Glass, Dye
Stuhs Yankee Notions, Perfumory, Drugs and
Medicines. Wooden and Willow ware. Pure Liz
for Medicinal and Mechanical purposes,
Books and Stationery, etc. etc, l55-ly.
Lawton. Michigan.
g. r. SWIM,
T. L. SMITH
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\ Work OF NEcEssITY.-The Free
Press insists that the compilation of State
laws was entirely unnecessary, and is con-
sequently a fraud. The Lansing .Statc
Jo0rnol, the central organ of the State
Democracy, and wondcful mouser after
useless expenditures, in its last number
Acknowledges the present BY the State
Printers Of a copy of the newly compiled
laws, and says "rhey form two hand
some volumes of 17jj pages. They are n
worh q necessity for cre,y Lgal geatlc-
man, and as but a few hundred extra con-
les over and above what was ordered by
the State we're printed, those wishing cop.
les must be speedy in making their appii.
cation for set It will also be seen
that there arc Two volumes Tbe locofoco
pres hoye steadily insisted that there
would he rorG.
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Warehouse Sale

~ Saturday. April cath, At , O'Clock ?. NJ
" will sell at the ~ c. X. r. Freight House in
Decatur, Buggy, consigned to IL. W. Harrison,
Decatur. according 90 Law, in said cases made and
provided unless previously called for, and charges
paid. The above property having remained on
hand three months and more.
Decatur. March 30th. 1858.
l5j-iw. CARLTON WHEELER.
A
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PERrrNENT.-lf, says Senator Wade,
the South has ruled the Republic for six
~ years rs Mr. Hammond states. how
was it possible that there should bc the
great Northern aggression .poken 81
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u. W. MI.LECk,

Dealer in Dry Goods. Grocerics Koady Made Clo-
thing. Roots and shoes, Hats aud Caps. Goods
,old AZ tho lowest ngures, all kinds OF produces
t.t., in .xrh,ure. store ono door west Of L.
smith & CO.. fleass gave mo Gait
Jaw Paw. l'J. y. Nici.
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Mr.. c. y. SWEET is authorized to re-
ceive subscriptions, and contract for adj
yertising, for this paper,
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an Imperial Quarto containing EIGHT PAGES, or
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