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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-12-23
Annexation Meeting at Brownville
Nebraska.

a meeting of the citizens OF Brownville
was called on Tuesday evening Of the
present week, at the new Presbyterian
church, to take into consideration the ex-
pedisncy of calling a Convention Of the
people of South Platte portion of Ne
braska, for the purpose of obtaining an
expression of their views and feelings in
regard to annexation to Kansas.
The meeting being organized by the
appointment of Richard Brown as Presi-
dent, and, o. B. Hewett, Secretary, the
following preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted
Where's, The question Of annexing
that portion of Nebraska south of the
Platte river to the territory of Kansas is
beginning seriously to agitate the public
mind, and the measure is one which SO
materially concerns the interests of the
people of that section of Nebraska, as to
merit their prompt and serious considera-
ton; and whereas, we, the citizens oil
Brownville, an Mem aha County, deem il
desirable that conference of the people
of South Platte should be held, and an
interchange of views and feelings upon
the subject should be had, and further,
that time and place for holding such a
conference should be appointed
Therefore be It resolved, that the people
of every County of South Platte, Nebras-
ka, be, and hereby are invited to meet
with the people of Nemaha County in q
convention to be held at the City oil
Brownville on the first Wednesday oil
January, A. d. 1859, for the purpose Of
interchanging views and obtaining the
sense of the people of that section Of
Nebraska upon the proposed annexation
to Kansas.
ResolUed,-that we do earnestly urge
upon our fellow citizens the importauce
of such = convention being held, and that
in selecting Brownville as tho point for
holding it, we are Influenced only by con.
sideration Of its local convenience to the
whole of South Platte. is,
ResolUed,-thst we recommend to our
fellow-citizens Of other Counties, that
they do Immediately take steps to secure q
representation in thepropossd convention.
and that the citizens Of Nemaha County be
requested to meet on Wednesday, the 18th
instant. at Peru, for the purpose of ap-
pointing delegates TO the South Platte
convention.
Resolrsd.-that the proceedings of thi.
nesting. be published in the Advertiser
and Journal Of Brownville. and that all
papers favorable to the proposed conven-
ton be requested to copy them,
Upon q motion, R. w. Furnas was
chosen to correspond with individuals in
the several Counties South Of the Platte
in Nebrasks in regard to the said conven-
ton.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-12-23

MAn PEaPLExrrrEs.-Ths mail run.
ming from Nebraska City to Highland, is
just now = nuisance. The mail carrier
on the lower part of the route. fails to
touch at this point about half the trips
Sometimes he neglects to stop in going
up, bat the failures are usually on the
down trips-and It has happened, fol
three weeks in succession. that he failed
on the day when our paper was ready to
mail. In the 6rst instance, the papers
laid in the Office here for a weak, while
shs mail had passed near our place sew
eral times. This is matter which the
contractors should look into. They have
already failed to fulfill their contract, and
are liable TO forfeit their pay.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-12-23
NOTICE.

In srdsf sbat Hotel Propri'tors 10 wAOn this
vsnsr Is sent without their orders, may net sup
poss that bill for subscription will heresfter be
ursssn.sd to them, We win state that 200 copies
have been subscribed for, and ordered to be sent
psFulArly to the principal HOtsls throughout the
Unlon; and the only return asked 10, that the
vrsprissors keep them on file, where thsy ma!
h rad By all who visit their houses.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-12-23

Dun Next CoNsTITUrroE.-It seems
the Judge Wright, of Quindaro, has
been enlightening the Hoosiers on the frl-
ture policy of the Free State party. We
are not informed that the Judge speaks
er catkedr0, but would infer as much from
the following, which We clip from the
Lafayette lind. Journal -
Judge John w. Wright, formerly Of
Logansport. in this State. but now oil
Quindaro, Kansas, and a member elect
Of the new Territorial Legislature, passed
through here few days ago. on a bust
ness visit to his old home. He speaks
without reserve as to the future of the
Free State men Of Kansas. He says
that a majority of the members elect oil
the Legislature. held an informal meeting
day or two before he left, at which they
agreed upon certain matters to be done
at the coming. session. They have. be
says. agreed to adopt the Iowa constitu-
ton, word for word. with. Of course, q
change Of names. With this constitution,
they intend to make immediate applica.
tion to Congress for admission into the
Union.
They are to meet at Lscompton, but
will immediately adjourn to some other
locality. not yet definitely fixed upon,
They viii also change the names of all
the Counties whose names indicate Dor
der ruffian paternity. LseOaspfOn being
the most hated and condemned, will pro.
badly be changed to that of Ethiopia. II
was thought by those present that the
dark deeds heretofore enacted at the town
Of LecOmpton. could not be blackened by
this change of name.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-12-23
wAsHrvo1ON. Thursday, Dee. %.

WAsHrxGrox. Thursday, Dec. ID.
It is scarcely necessary to say that all
rumors as to any contemplated changes
in the Administration are without found
alton.
Senator Gwiu, of California, and Mr..
Phelps. of Mo-. who are Chairmen of the
Select Committees Of either House on
the subject of a railroad to the Pacific,
are both here, and both declare their In
tention to press upon Congress at this
session the measure which they have in
hand. Mr.. Phelps committee did not
report his bill at the late session, but the
bill which he introduced is one that Mr..
Gwin highly approves. and viii sustain
it, il it should pass the House. 1t would
not be surprising If the House should
pass It in some shape. but there will lie
less chance for il in the Senate.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-12-23

HPeterson's Magazine, for January,
is ia. splendid number. finely illustrated
with "Miranda." "In the Bitter Cold, 4"
Fashion, Plate, Patterns, ETC.. and contains
. piece Of Music-the good old Scotch
Song, "Wha'lI be King but Charlie 81
It's literary contents are of the highest
order, We know Of no better New Years
Gin for lady, than this Magazine. 1t
is published at Philadelphia, at % 8
ysar. We win furnish Peterson and the
Chief one year. Tor 1928.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-12-23
AGENTa.

tE.DspsERIDeE, (S1eeeSsoito w g SWIM
1of,) North-w est Corner Of Olive and Mail
ossO6ss, g.. Louis, is our Agent in that City, To-
SOsiSitin gsubscEiptionssn and Advertisements AND
eakinR collections for the Chief.
-. RvtEY, ESQ, Post Master, Oregon, no.
IT. MrLfRR ,WestAlexandriasfr eble Co. %
Ell. Dill, Germantown, Ohio.
oaViLLx RooT. ESQ.,. Padonia. BrSUD Co, 4
A.H. WILtiAAs, Esq, Sabsths,
DAR. MeFAALaxD. Esq. Carson,
Nv. WILHoFr, ESQ.,. Ms. Roy,
T.DRSHMosD. Esq., HiaWAtha,
L. SAWS. ESQ.,, SsHin's Store,
TeAlET & LAPPIx. Seneca, Esmaha Co, k,n
RsY. c.GRAHAz, Highland, DoniPhah Co.. X
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w We have made quite anumber of
additions to our subscription list, within
a short time past. This is indeed graft
flying. Some OF our friends have been
exerting themselves in our behalf, for
which they have our thanks We hope
they will keep doing it," and that 9th
ers will follow their example-we then
shall ride out Of the hard times finely.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-12-23

ANOTHER INDIAN KILLED.-The effects
of selling whiskey to the Indians, was
again illustrated, last week. An old
free negro. Familiarity known as "old
Pete" living several miles above here,
on the Missouri side, has been for some
years engaged in selling whiskey to the
Indians, and has had drunken gang Of
them continually about him. Last Thurs
day evening he got into a brawl with
some of them, when he snatcbed knife
from ones belt, and cut him severely
across the breast. The wounded Indian,
with his companions. then went over the
river, to John Ma-he's lodge, where they
informed others Of the circumstance.
The Indians having suffered much at the
hands of Pete, determined to make this
an occasion for settling the old score with
him. Accordingly, TO-he, Hut toy. and
others, crossed over to Pete's doggcry,
and called him ont. When he made bis
appearance, Hu-toy presented pistol to
bis head, and fred. The ball found the
skull too thick, and could not penetrate
it, but took short circuit between the
flesh and the skull, and came out again.
Pete bad evidently expected them, and
had armed himself with q knife, with
which he stabbed Hu-toy near the heart
and then himself fell 10 the ground. A
negro belonging to Mrs. Easley, who was
with Pete, came TO the rescue, and the
Indians supposing Pete to be dead, re-
treated across the river. Hu-toy died on
the ice, before they were halfway over.
The affair has caused great commotion
among the Indians, as Hu-toy, tknewn
BY the English name Of Lowry was
intimately connected with some of the
principal men of the tribe, and was one
; Of the best looking men among them
he was a step-son of Lock-a-losh, the
second Chief, brother-in-law Of To-he
the third Chisf, was related to Maize, the
fourth Chief, and was a nephew of 'Lish
the Interpreter. When search was made
for. Pete, he was "puckachee "-gone
Major Vanderslice, the Agent, is now or
his track, and it is to be hoped that ht
may catch him.
The Iowas have been dying and killed
OF very rapidly. within few years past
and soon there will be none Of them left
Whisky is destroying them. 1t is snid
that Pete has been the cause of the deatf
Of number of Indians. during his reigr
Z ID these parts. We have heard that ht
was one Of gang Of negroes who wer'
taken up for murder. in st. Louis, som,
years ago. BE turned States evidence
and was cleared. { The balance were hung
byamob. It little singular, that ii
aSIsvs State. ! 1srds and particular,
one Of his character, should be suffered t.
carry on an unlawful traffic. which woult
scarcely be tolerated in white man.
p. S,--Sincc the above was in type
we hase received full statement of tn
a1rain together with other things Of i'm
sltanes, from one who has investigated
the matter, and knows all about it. w,
viii publish it next week. Our srticl
does injustice to the Indians and make
il appear that the negro was acting il
: sslf-denfence, when in truth he was th'
Aggressor -
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-12-23

PRESIDENTS MEssAeE.-This docu-
ment reached US too late for insertion en-
tire in this weeks issue We give part
of it this week, and the balance will ap.
pear next week. Our readers can wade
through it, and make their own COM
ments. The old fellow is getting in a
terribly bad way. If the disease should
happen to "strike in" it will be ths
death Of him.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-12-23

re- A Christmas Eve Ball will come
off at the City Hotel, in this place, on
Friday evening. the oath inst.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-12-23

EgWe have been informed that Mike
Ferry, the Irishman who shot an Indian
near this place, last Summsr, and after
wards escaped from the Leavenworth Jail,
has been sent to the Missouri Penitentia-
nv, from St. Louis, for highway robbery.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-12-23

% See Notice to Shareholders in the
Lafayette Town Company. in our adver-
Using columns.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-12-23

CHRISTMAS GoosE.-Sam. Maquilken
has presented us with fine, fat wild
goose, for q Christmas roast. This kind
of game is quite plenty in this region, at
the present time, and scarcely a day
passes, but some of them get to "see
Sam i'
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-12-23

The Peoria Democratic Union, the
Buchanan organ. says: 1--WE feel assured
and we know MGt Mr.. Douglas riu not
Be eLecked."
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-12-23

re- The proceedings of the Wolf
River Township Tax Meeting, will ap-
pear next week.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-12-23

Hon. Jonathan knight. formerly mem.
Der Of Congress. died at Washington,
Ia, few days since
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-12-23

Eg We publish, this week, the pro-
ceedings Of the Anti-Tax meeting held at
Iowa Point, on Wednesday of last week.
The dissatisfaction in regard to the mat
ter of taxes, is even greater than we had
anticipated. The taxes are likewise hea-
vier than we had understood them to be.
We are informed that they amount to 1 !
cents on the dollar, or S1.S3s on the
800, in addition to the 80 poll tax.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-12-23

FINE HoGs.-Mr. John Edwards, Of
Holt Comfy. Mo-, drove lot Of fifty
Hogs to Mr.. Bailey's Pork House. last
week, which averaged $40 pounds nett.
A number OF Hogs have been slaughtered
at tho same establishment, netting almost
500 pounds each; but in an entire lot OF
fifty hogs. not many can come up to that
of Mr.. Edwards.
Up.to Wednesday of this week, 1900
hogs have ecn'slaughtered at this house.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-12-23

!. o. o. F. ORoASizAT1ox.-White
Cloud Lodge. No. 6, (being the first
Ledge organized under the auspices Of
the Grand Lodge of Kansas, was insti-
tuted Oh Wednesday evening. the 18th
inst, by D. G. 81, VIM. A. Shannon.
of Lcavenworth. The following are the
officers for the ensuing term:
n. G., Sol. Miller.
V. G.. Henry Ulsh.
s.. Christopher NJ. Williams.
r.. Francis E. Armstrong.
w, j. F. Swartz.
c., Henry F. Macy.
o. G.. Morris Fraley.
I. G.. J. Q. A. Troy.
The Charter members are all from
Ohio, Illinois and Missouri Lodges. OK
cept one. from Maryland. The Lodge is
now in regular working order, and pre-
pared to give lessons in the wholesome
exercise Of riding the goat"
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j. r. SCOTT.
THE
LIVER INYIGORATOR

PREPARE nv Dp= G 13rropp
Compounded Entirely from GUMS
S SS 1T bEsL foh5AL1Ns AND LlVs ME
now 9eIoFe tne acts as Gkdrttc
@ II IS not only 2 S.GrtEc but Ltucr remedy
cng te 1loel TO erect It's morbid matter, then
ao bowels 70 carry Oh that matter, thus 40
TWO purposes thout any of the
IN the operations OF most Ca
tttcs the system at the same time tn al
= purses II; and when taken day in moderate doses, vii
sEsFels'I en- ana pno ls up with unusual rapItty.
The ALVE Is one Of the principal regulators Of the
human Dody and 2Wnen 1t performs its functions well
the OF the system are St0,1cI
Is almost entirely dependent on the healthy action Of AZ
LiUeF til proper ace ofits Al
stomach asfaut the are at fault and the oIS
system suffers in consequence inf one orgauthe LIyER
having ceased to 81 thaf or
gam of the proprietors made Il his stay In
practice of more than twentyS to find some reredy
v counterfeit the many arrangements to which
IL rs iiaDle e "a -
w., trou
PEG peg, With L4kst C0AtSSGk'LdLN2 in forms
These Gums remove S;moTb o, + from
system supplying theirplace a hesIv SoN Of me
inviGorAtng the stomach Causing food to digest wen
FuttIkYINs HEaBLOoD giving tone and health to the
ehectlng radical cure.
Il,1 ATTAGKS are cured, AND WHAT rs
LIVER S.ls, nv 1NytaOsAToR.
atesr hcent to relieve the stomach
on ons o see and
Only one dose .a&s9 bqvs
'se 60 fas IN sss4
one; bottle takepstOr
cause Of the disease. and rqekes perfect cure
S n!y s one oS relieves OH0L1O While
and aya
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