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Missouri Election.

Platte CoUvTY.-McGuire, Anti AID
uiui,tratiou, elected to the State Legisla'
tuv by 100 majority. Pitt. Anti-Ad'
ribistrstiOn, is probably elected, though
disput.d BY the Nationals. Thompson,
Lecompton. is elected to the State Senate
Crsig, the National Democratic candidate
for Congress in the 4th District, is prob
ably elected by 5000 majority.
BUCHISLx CoUxry.--State Legislature
Senate, Col. ]. Scott. Emancipation
candidate. reported elected by handsome
naiority in this county. Representative
Davis, Administration. elected; AID IT.
vine, Emancipation, ahead as far as heard
from, and probably elected.
WEsroS.--A victory claimed, in the
local Offices, by the Anti-Admiaistratior
men.
KANSAS Crrr.-MeGee's .Addaioa-
Congress: Reid, I7S; Woodson, Al
Smith 8; total 22l; Reds majority. 1874
Gty--Reid, 249; WoodsOn. l1S; tota
ts7; Reds majority 13l; total vote, il
City and Addition. 5ss: Reds majority
%5.
The vote IN St. Joseph, for Congress
nan, stood: Craig, Administration, $50
'for Adams, opposition. sl9 total 1909
Craig6 majority ell
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TEE KANSAS QUsrIoN Nor SETTLED
Occasional writes from Washington
10 the Philadelphia Press:
Gov. Denver. although he has grown
esIeeedingly cautions since his arrival in
Washington. confirms the rumor that the
vote against Lecompton. as it is presented
u the English bill, will be enormous on
the hrst Monday in August. The Presi-
dent is much aarrsssed at the prospect.
tkaov he tdlks:of lille else than Ransds,
'snd also that the Presidential aspifants.
~ the Cabinet and out of it, who induced
nm to desert Gov. Walker and Judge
douglas. have fallen greatly in his esteem.
~ Is no less clear that Governor Denver
na' always quietly doubted the entire
Kansas policy of the Administration.
even while obeying the orders of his SUI
Petiors'- What complexities this affair.
a. present. is the fact that the Washing.
'on Union, some weeks ago, arrogantly
announced that. if the English PROPOSE
uon were voted down. Leeompton you'd
.aH os dI'vs, dc. The rebuke which the
popular denuneiation of this bill will
convey to all who have had any hand in
sne desertion of principle, cannot fail to
- productive Of healthy consequences
throughout the country.
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STEAM FERRY
WHITE CLOUDS

A LARGO, nee and excellent ~ n
IA Steam Ferry Boat has been
placed In the Missouri River, az White Cloud,
which wiz Be run In all kinds Of weather, when
the fivef ID open, as often - may be required.
on week dsysI and on Sundays, -four times, via
between the hours Of 3 and 10 O'Clock, A. NJ,
and the hours Of { and S o'clock. ?. NJ.
This place Is the terminus Of the State Road
from Fl. Des Moines, Iowa; there Is an exeel'
lent road leading to Forest City and Oregon.
No; and good roads leading into the back
country Of Kansas and Nebrasks. % which
White Cloud Il at least six niles nearer than
any other river town. This Boat Il one Of the
best in the river, and Is manned BY Al experien-
ced Engineer and Pilot, and Q sober, active and
punctual set Of hands, Persons wishing to have
themselves, their stoek, lumber, or freight oI
any kind transported across the river, will ind
White Cloud the place for them to be aecommo'
dated in the best manner, with the least posi-
bic delay on either shore.
Ferrying done At reduced rates.
June 10, So, II
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The "0ld Log Cabin" Burned 70 The
Ground
Morrow Escape Of Colonel Taylor ana
Family9l

The "old Log Cabin" 20 famous in
political history, has gone at last 4 It
was the residence of Gen. HARRISON at
North Bend. about fifteen miles below the
city. when he was nominated for President.
and was made famous by thousand songs
in the campaign Of 1910. Miniature
limitations were erected in every corner of
the land, and praises of
"The Rough Log Cabin
That tells Of olden time"
were upon every tongue. and probably
had quite IS much influence in the election
as any other subject that was canvassed.
But its "latch string" has disappeared at
last
We have no minute details Of the con.
Aagration, but learn from passengers who
arrived by the Ohio and Mississippi Rail
Road yesterday morning between one and
two o'clock, and as the train arrived at
North Bend, the old Log Cabin was en-.
veloPed in flames. and that Its destruction
was complete. 1t was occupied by Col.
VIM. h. h. Taylor. (who married q
daughter Of Gen. Harrison. and family,
and we learn that such was the rapid
progress of the FIRE, and so late its discov-
cry, that the members Of the household
barely escaped in their night clothes Oh
course nothing was saved in the way Of
documents or furniture. and the probability
is, that many valuable papers. left BY
President Harrison, together with articles
cherished as relics of the Old Hero, and
of the early history of the West, have
been destroyed with the building. The
only portrait of Mrs. Harrison in existence
(painted by Beard. with two or three o.
the General. taken at different periods Of
his life, are also probably destroyed.
Mrs. Harrison, the widow Of President
Harrison. fortunately was not in tbs
dwelling-the venerable lady at present
being at the residence of Hon. j. Scot
Harrison. q son of Gen. H., few miles
beyond the old homestead.
North Bend is not only famous as the
unpretending residence of President Har'
rison, but occupies no mean position il
Western History. Il was the first land
ing place of John Cleves SymmOs, the
original patentee Of all the land between
the two Miamis, and was at one time
regarded as the rival of Cincinnati. Of
Fort Washington" At North Bend
Judge Symmes projected the great ''Mi
ami City," and went so far as to map oui
streets. lawns. public squares and all the
arrangements for city of the first mag
nitude; but fortunate incident turned
the tide in favor of the present site Of our
Hourishing metropolis. and North Bend
has ever since remained beautiful rura
retreat from the dust, impurities. and
busy throag Of the city.-Cin. Gaz.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Philadelphia.

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Radovmsnf for The Reiief sffie Sick and
Distress,1, eAiefei cifh Virulent
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THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in vies
Of the awful destruction Of human life, caused
BY Sexual diseases, and the deesptioas ptaeticed
upon the unfortunate victims OF such diseases bJ
Quacks, several years ago directed their Con
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The Directors Of the Association, In theii
Annual Report upon the treatment Of Sexual
Diseases, for the yeaf ending January lst. 1858
express the highest satisfaction with the success.
which has attended the labors Of the Consulting
Surgeon, in the cure Of Spermatorhea, Semi
nal Weakness, Impotence, oonorhoa, elect
Syphilis, the vice OF onanism or self-abuse
&C., and order continuation Of the same psar
for the ensuing yesr.
The Directors, on q review Of the past, fee
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resolved TO devote themselves, with renewed
zeal, to this very important and much despiseC
cause.
An admirable Report on Spermatorhea. o.
Seminal Weakness. the vice Of Onanism, Mas
turbation, or self.abuse, and other diseases o
the sexual organs, BY the Consulting Surgeon
will be sent by mail Tin sealed enveloper) FAri
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age. Other Repsrts and Tracts on the nature
and treatment Of sexual diseases, diet, &C., ar
constantly being Published for gratuitous dlstri
button, and will be sent to the afflicted. SOM
of the new remedies and methods Of treatmen
diseoteted during the last year, are Of grea
vaiue.
Address, for Report or treatment, DR.. GEO
r. CALHOUN. Consulting Surgeon, Howar'
Association, No. 2 South Ninth street, Philada
| By order Of the Directors.
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, Pyesident
GEORGE FAIseHrLD. Secretary.
July %, ls5S-ly.
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~. OxFORO !-Glorious Oxford Like
Of thousands.
n Now--only think of it. Now. mighty
.Ssalord-gigantie Oxford, polls only-29
YO,es all told! Nor is this all. It has
only three Pro-Slavery majority Where
are the Border Ruf6ans Where, oh
xnsFe the unseen. spiritual friends Of Ok
'O'o and kickapoo?-LeGven,OOrtk Tines.
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THE HARVEST MOoN.-This year the
harvest moon occurs in August, rising for
six successive nights at nearly the same
hour. The July moon will also be one
of unusual interest, and scarcely inferior
to the harvest moon in those particulars
which give to the latter its distinction
being retarded only s3R minutes in the
average of six risings after the full.-AI'
6any Journal.
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For Nebraska City, Council Bluffs. and
OMAHA
The New, Large and Airy Steamer,


@.k MANSFIELD,
- Capt. J. n. LUCAS,
HAVING changed hands and been thor
Il oughly overloaded and painted through
out, and owned In st. Joseph, will commence
running As regular Packet IN the above trade
leaving St. Joseph every
Tsesdsy, at 4 s'eIsA, M,
punctually, till the close of navigation
No pains will be spared by Che officers Of the
Mansfield, TO make a trip on her, one Of pleas
ure and comfort to their friends and patrons.
The officers Of the steamer Mansfield, viii
pay particular attention 10 all orders entrusted
70 their care BY the merchants OF St Joseph
and all intermediate Landings 10 Omaha.
July @, 50, On.
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GARGLING OIL.

Extract of letter from NJ. H. FiIbrick. dated
Adeline, ogle Co., H., March %, 1861
The demand for your on Is increasing In this
vicinity, and &c seems to do all that IL claimed
for it, and in some instances more. Il cures
Fdcns, which I believe you have not recon.
mended it TO do. can send you q certificate
of the fact If desired. July %.
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FREsH NEAL

Tuesdays, Tknrsdays, ana SATURDAYS I
rae FRESH BEEF, VEAL. and
No. MUTTON may be had, on the above
mornings, each week, which are our regular
market days Il d our desire At AL times % rem
der complete satisfaction 70 the people Of White
Cloud and vicinity, By supplying them With good
meat, At Low priess- Public patronage Is soliei,
ted. 3. c. HOBBS,
tuly q, iS5S-3m. A. J. IDOL.
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.,.nnorth Tinss.)

-, ii Election on the English 'usg s..'
We g.If from the counties not .s. n Da.0.
= r'tat1or ur figures are based on the votes votes
from. :, G October and January last r Ff -.
G.'. . h We calculate the vote ,h o. late .as
s tsD' IN round numbers TO at the s, ,s.s
T'Ttos,o Be Is, 600 Ere Free state;
s: saH Tp 70 leaving s'UVO m''0'
S y. .s,iust LscomOptOn. ,.r., non.
~ ~. vote will represent an actua "a = PIX 4.
Ils If ~. $4,000, and adding that 70 .ns
; ;,:acbssd newcomers and iG 1DsI 'SaU
win. VII 1 ,nd representing. therefore, I Nv.
~ D.r,ou., this makes our present 0a ROH S
Wv .,;ps. according to this basis. ov, S,Orr
.i,Il'. ID II. voters who staid away from
y. 1oiIs always in most exciting .i1 .S.
tAi 'i pS. number. we may say that o. tn'
Iu-IstiOp Of Kansas is now over ~
WQ. Maiorities.
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THos. A. OSBORN,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
AND REAL ESTATE AGENT,
ETw00D KANSAS,

BBWUUDI AaNoAOI
WILL practice In the several Courts in
wv Kansas, investigate Titles, make Collec-
tons, attend to ConVeyancing, buy and sell
Land, make investments, &c.
N. B. Psrtieulsr attention paid 70 contested
Presumption cases. may q, So eu'
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KIcKAroo.--Tbe vote at this precinct
was, l43
Proposition accepted. go
rejected, SO
Pro.Slavery majority, 81
Our Special messenger, III. Beckers,
(whom most Of our citizens know, went
10 Kickapoo to ascertain the vote. While
in the town no one molested him. When
lsavirg it some cowardly scoundrels con-
ssalsd 10 the bushes, made an assault up
on him. One stone thrown at him struck
him in the middle OF the head. and cut
hin severely. Another hit him on the
back. He was cool and collected, and
moving that he could not meet these
.cOundrel and cowsrdly foes, he spurred
bis horse. and escaped from the villains.
II these men had power, what would
they not do? Kansas would be made .
Border Rufian garden, and every such
man as NJ. Beckers, brave and resolute,
would be killed or driven out of the Ter
ritury
'Kickapoo. immortal Kickspoo reduced
to l4S votes !-LeduenWorth Times.
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In Inc Harpsrs profess to steer clear o
politics in their very excellent weekly, bu
we see that they have up in their las
I W the picture of VIM. H. English
we cannot doubt their object is to excit,
psluoice against his bill. However, W,
I.' course have DO reason TO complain
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Hon. A. H. Reeder, Ex-Governor Of
Kansas, will probably be the Anti-Le-
compton candidate in the Thirteenth
Congressional District, Penn.
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The College Journal Of Medical Science.

A Monthly Magazine Of % pages. conducted
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Medicine, is pubiishsd at One Dollar . Year
payable IN advance. The volume OF the jour
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Or. n. GRAVES,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,

HIAwATHA, BROWN CO., KANSAS,
nFFERS his professional services to the sick
" and afflicted who may require them. Ha-
wing had practice Of thirteen years In the Wes-
tern country, he hatters himself that he is thor
oughly qualified in the notification Of disease
In this climate. may s, 50, ~.
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Tue ReruRNs-Received. foot up the
following votes. The Majority for Free
,lon, will he oyer Ia 000
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6,8I5
1919
1854
Total,
1896

Free State Majority. o,fSo
There are but partial returns from sew
eral Of the counties in the above table,
and still IL counties to hear from.-Lea-
uen,corth Tixsss.
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TERRITORY OF KANsAs,l SIS:
COUNT or DosIPHAS,
In he Donipksa Probate CsErt-JuHs Tenn, a.
D., 1883.
June the tenth. among others, were the fol-
lowing proceedings, to-Sit:
John a. y.n.r'd.le, CHI ko.ioo.


John 4. vanarsdaie,)
W. Oivll Acuon- D.
William C. Wiison.y
NOV At this day comes the plaintiff, and Il be-
IN ing proven 70 the satisfaction Of this Court
that William C. Wilson is non-resident Of the
Territory Of Kansas, 50 that legal process oil
law cannot be served upon him. Il is therefore
ordered by the Court, that said William c. vii.
son be notified by publication, that suit has been
commenced by petition. in assunpsit against
him, and that unless he be and appear before
this Court on the first day Of the next Septenber
term Of this Court, and show cause 10 the con.
trary, that Judgment win be rendered against
him. Il Is further ordered that copy Of thu
order be published ID some newspaper p1blished
in this Territory. for four weeks successiTely-
the last insertion TO be four weeks before the
NEXT September term Of this Court, 10 which
time the cause Is continued
EGBERT n. LEE. Clerk,
By HrxRy BoDER, JR, D. c.
JAY Is. 1855 -
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Brick, and Brick LAYING!

loWSs-
T. z. 81. JOHN, n. D.,
Professor Of Anatomy and Plysiology.
J.F. JUDGE, N. D.,
Professor Of Chemistry sad Pharmacy.
A. J. HOWE, n. D.,
Professor Of Surgery.
c. II. CLEVELAND, n. D.,
Professor of Meteria Mediea sa1 Therapeutics
WIN. SHERWOOD, n. D.,
Protsssor Of Medical Proetiee and Pathology.
J.R. BUCHANAN, N. D.,
Emeretus Professor Of Cerebral Pkysiais9y and
IastitHtes Of Medicine.
JOHN KING, N. D.,
PsefssoT Of osstetries snS Diseases Of WsMer
sR3 C1ildrea.
The Terms for the Session viii be the SAME
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The Lecture Rooms are newly finished, neat
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near Elm. JOHN KING, N. D., Dean.
july IS, ls5e-ly.
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TERRITORY OF KANsAS,l CO.
COUNTY or DosIfHAs,
In the DCaiphaa Probate Coust-Jvns Tenn, a.
H., 1858.
June the Tenth, among others. were the fol-
lowing proceedings, to-wit:
William Sublets,
va Civil Action.
". !. Mitchell.
NOV at this day comes the plaintiff, and i
IN being proven 10 the satisfaction OF this
Court, that NJ. ]. Mitchell is nonresident OF
the Territory Of Kansas, 30 that legal process
of law cannot be served upon him. It's there
fore ordered BY the Court, that said ". J. Nit.
ehell be notified by publication, that suit has
been commenced BY petition in assumpsit against
him, and that unless be be and appear before
this Court on the first day Of the next Septem'
Der term of this Court, and show cause TO the
ccusrzry, that Judgment will be rendered sgainst
him Il is further ordered that copy Of this
order be- Published in some newspaper published
In this F 'rritory, for four weeks successfully
the last inse .'tion TO be four weeks before the
next Septemb.- term Of this Court, to which
time this cause is continued.
A trua nonv Attest:
EGBE2T NJ. LEE. CLERK.
By HExs! BobrA, j., D. c.
NV. DAVIS. Att'y for Plaintiff.
Iulv IL I65A-Av
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NJ. J. MITCHELL,
NOV at this day comes the plaintiff. and II be-
IN ing proven TO the satisfaction Of this Court,
that NJ. J. Mitchell il n nonresident OF the Ter
ritory OF Kansas. so that legal process Of Law
cannot be served upon him. Il Is therefore or
dered by the Court, that said NJ J. Mitchell be
notified BY publication, that suit has been com
menred BY petition, in assumpsit against him.
and that unless be be and Sppear before this
Court, on the first day Of the next term Of this
Court, and show cause 70 the contrary, that judg-
ment will be rendered sgainst him. Il is further
ordered, that copy Of this order be published
in some Newspaper published in this Territory,
four weeks successfully last insertion to be
four weeks before the next September term Of
this Court, 10 which time this cause Is continued
A true copv. Attest.
EGBERT NJ. LEE, Clerk.
By HENRv BoDgE, ia, D. c.
J.w. DAVIS. Attorney for Plaintiff.
IuIv Is l6S6-4W.
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BRacc,s ARCTIC LTNIMENT.

71HIs incompatible Lininsnt, upon which the
i great mass Of the aalieted Of al lands now
rely for relief from the pangs OF Rhennatisu'
Nsuraigis, 0sut, Ertsipelas, Cancer, Serofnla'
Spcains, Burns, Sealds, and all cutaneous disc.
ses. Il rapidly superseling al similar prepara-
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Proposition Rejected.
d" Accepted.