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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-11-18

Governor Stewart Of Missouri ~. - -
recently found drunk a. negro wsoa,-
Upon this the Jefferson Inquirer -
.."fffrolicking with negroes, drinking -.
negroes, eating with nsgroes-lss1,, m, - 3
fishing negro equality. We would NJ
know what b 2"
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w By late number of the Palermo
Leader, we see that its editor has had a
thrilling adventure in coal hole-an ad-
venture which utterly eclipses that Of
Young Prentice in the Kentucky Nam
moth CAyel Editors are daring men
especially Kansas editors.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-11-18

Joseph Miller. ons Of the rejected Lee
comptonites Of Ohio. Is at Washington,
begging Office. he wishes the precedent
set IN the case Of Clancy Jones. followed.
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]. 90. F.--f5 tho. i6isrssssd.- We
viii state that We haze as' sses1Sed .
letter aOmt The Grand ssefs,1ry, stating
that the application for charter toE :
Lodge of 1. o. 0. Fin this place. mas
been received and accepted. and the ne
ccssary steps win Be taken to institute the
Lodge sometime about ths LIST Of DeesU-
Der. The mails. and othsr eireumstan,
ees. have delayed the matter longer than
had been desired or anticipated. Our
Lodge win be No. s. and win Be the inst
instituted under the authority OF the
Grand Lodge Of Kansas.
Preliminary steps should soon be ta-
ken. that all may be 10 readiness for the
proper officer, when be comes to organize
the Lodge: Upon consultation with va.
riOus members of the Order. we propose
that meeting for the above purpose be
held in this place. on Saturday afternoon
next.
The last Herald Of Freedom contains
the following notice:
The Odd Fellows Of White Cloud have
applied for Charter to institute Lodge
in that place, which application has been
accepted, and proper measures have been
taken to institute the Lodge in a few
weeks. 1t will be known as White
Cloud Lodge, No. 6. 7 L5,
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FoaxEy's PaEss eroPfED.-John W
Forney. in speech at Camden. N. J., o.
Oct. q, made the following announce
ment:
Now, gentlemen. / have q most mel
aneholy announcement to make in THU
connection. It Is that the newspaper, thu
Press, Is stopped-my Press is stopped
[SsnsatiOn. did not expect, in com
ing here. TO be compelled to make THU
sorrowful announcement bot it IS never
theless the fact. The Press is siopped-
not the establishment. but the single copy
which the President Of the United States
takes-it is stopped. Long continued
shouts Of laughter.) I suspect | shall
survive. Renewed laughter. I have
no doubt I shall survive it. But it wa'
terrible blow. do not think ever two
cents created so much havoc before. But
we shall recover we shall get over it,
And now for the bright part of the story;
l shall receive. in few days, almost the
only dollar that I have ever received from
the Federal Administration-which will
be about $3.50 in payment Of the Press
Laughter.
So we see that the prescription runs
from great to small. It attacks popular
tribune, and it strikes down . newspaper
It turns ont q postmaster. and it refuse;
to pay two cents to an independent Jour.
nal
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nra nrh h,,, be-, mn,, =, con, !, la,,.s

Thus-we see the Administration of the
Federal Government. presiding over thir-
ty millions of people. with all its vast
patronage. with all its great power, for
getting all its duties and all its pledges,
and becoming party to the petty pro-
scriptions which village politicians would
despise. and which honorable men would
laugh at. (Applause.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-08-12

And knit a stocking" interrupt
cd Ruth. WHY, Susy, that's just
what farmer Stubhs believes, too.
Strange, how much you two think
alike ! Is that what You talk about
when he makes such long calls ? |
declare, you're actually blushing
Oh Susy y
Ruthy, Ruthy do mind You're
spiIlmg them eggs all over your
apron - said the spinstcr, coufuscdly
" Farmer Stubbs-pshaw ~ and she
gave a little jerk to her hcad-can't a
body cali to rest themselves, aud get
a drink o cool water, without
but do mind them eggs, child
shan't have one left for my puddin'--
and | want an extra nice one cause
that young gentleman is goin' to dine
here"
What young gentleman, l should
like To know ?" qucricd Ruth, looking
up in innocent wonder. 1T isn't Mr.
Stubbs-is it ?"
Have done your nonsense, child
Hasn't the doctor told you that he's
going to take student into the Office
to larn medicine, and he expects him
here to-day to dinner?"
Why, no, indeed +! All, | see
that's what uncle wants to get rid OF
me at school for I'll tell him so -
and away darted Ruth to the doctors
office.
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COMMUNION WITH NATURE.

"Man, cgotist though he be, cxacts
sympathy from all the universe. JOY
Gus, he says to the sun 'Lifc-giver,
rejoice with me- Grieving he says t.
the moon, Pcnsive one, thou shares
my sorrow Hope for fame, a star i
its promise Mourn for the dead
star in the land Of reunion Say t.
earth, / have done with thee = t.
time, Thou has nought to hcstow :;
and all space cries aloud The eartl
is spcck, thine Inheritance infnity
Time mclts while thou slightest The
discomfort of mortal is the instinct
that proves thee immortal Thus con
STRUNG nature, nature is our compan-
ion, our CONSIDER Benign rs the play
mate she lends herself to our shifting
humors. Serious as the teacher, she
responds TO the steadier inquiries of
reason, Mystic hallowed as the priest
ess. she Keeps alive by dim oracles
that spiritual ycarning within us, i'll
which from savage to sage, through
all dreams, through all creeds--thrills
the sense of u link with divinity
| Never, therefore, while comforting with
nature is man wholly alone, norris she
a single companion with uniform shape.
| Ever new, ever various she can pass
from gay To severe, from fancy to
seience--quick as thought passes from
the dance of leaf, from the TINT of Il
rainbow, to the theory Of motion, the
problem of light. But lose nature
FORGET or dismiss her--make compan-
ions hy hundreds Of men who ignore
Ihcr and will not say with the poet
.Tbis is solitude But in the commune,
what stale monotony, what weary
samencss - "UHat ,cW he do mith
u?"--B B!ahmoods Magazine,
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peetrn.
A Sinlile.

Slowly, slowly up the wall
Steals the sunshine, steals the shade:
Evening damps begin TO fall,
Evening shadows are displayed.
Round me- q er me everywhere.
All the sky is grand with clouds,
And athwart the evening air
Wheel the swallows home in crowds
Shafts of sunshine from the West
Paint the dusky windows red
Darker shadows deeper rest
Underneath and overhead.
Darker, darker, and more wan
In my breast the shadows fall
Upward steals the life of man,
As the sunshine from the wall
From the wall into the sky,
From the roof along the spirc
All, the souls Of saints that die
Are but sunbeams lifted higher
-Lengfelio,c.
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3mantit sksttb.
DOCTOR MAENING'S WIFE.

BY MARY W. JASvRIN, AUTHOR OF PEACE OR.
TIE STOLEN WILL
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POLITICAL iyrElLlGEscx

al uarties opposed to the present nd
bas been called 10 meet at Louisville ON the
SaTv 20 nominate candidates Tor governor,
1ss,..,ant governor, and other State oinoeiS
mr. c,nvass IN Delaware is very animated one, and
Continue to be held and addresses made IA every
IF .he State Among the speakers IN addition 70
secuon themselves we notice the democratic
tne Maa Geo r. Riddle. Hon. Vincent L. Bradford,
na ias M Rates ESQ.,, +. Bayard, esq, and Benz H.
1.,sr can Of Philadelphia. Ten meetings are 70 DC
bsIs between this and the day OF election
,rhe pennsylyanian says The Indiana American,
amer devoted as we find in the utle page 10 sounu
Ppr,s pure temperance, and mre uil raises as iiS
Cor the next presidential race the names OF John
- Fremont and John W. Forney The IDEA OF piaenhs
y, rrev on the platform Of sound ra and pure tenn
r,oaues Is .rare fun, indeed
1pe 81 Paul Pioneer and Democrat OF the 20th INST.
The next legislature Of Minnesota will probably stand
thus c, uo,sa fatal
- -. --------2l 50 90
DonnhIcans- ---------------l6 AZ 5S
n'f psmoeratic majority on joint ballot l.
a.,r,t Smith. in a lettcr to Joshua r. Giddings Of
oh;o thus characterizes republicanism in New York
Whatever the republican party lie IN ONO, !. - COW
"a and bypocrite in this State It's coward in the
nc. ~ both rum and slavery. IL Is a hypocrite fol
H. gents are going up and down the State to persuade
the friends OF temperance that Edwin ~ Morgan Is wor
INV Of their votes But that he alone, Of all the senators
lodged the vote on the piohpitoiy iaW 10 ho'oiiouo
Moreover had he been friendly to such law the repub
n marty would not have 80 dared to defy the rum In
,est a. TO nut him in nomination 1t is hypocrite
for il Is abong to cheat the colored people into the be
lief that the republican party will give to them the right
Of suffrage But the party that refuses to protect color
ed people in their right to their bodies viii never give
them thesright Of suffrage
meeting to ratify the State and county nominations
Of New York was held in 1anmany Hall ON Monday
evening Speeches were made by John Van Buren, join
A. Dix, John Kelly, VIM. w. Scrugham, and Conrad
Swack haner.
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PERSONAL LNTELLIGENCE,

Sir William Gore Ouscley will sail to-day from New
York in the British steamfrigae Vaorous, Tor Central
America.
correspondent of the New York Herald assures that
naper that Alexander Mayrocordato the retired Greek
statesman is not dead the papers have stated, but
that he still living and recent advices from Greece
mort that inc visit to Constantnopc, his native
city, The miSsatement concerning his death probably
arose from the fact that George avrocordao professor
of the French civil code In the University OF Athens
lately died in that city. He man of high literary
attainmens distinguished also for his numerous theo
logical publications. and whose death caused universal
feeling of regret in Athens
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DR.. Wiadrs Balaa Of Wild Cherry is truly balsam
1t contains the balsamc principle of the Wild Cherry the
balsamc properties of tar and pine Its ingredients are
all basamic Coughs, colds, and consumption disappear
under its balsamic influence,
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TINE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE, Washington D. c.
The OF this Institution Will wodnes
day the twenty (23h September Applicants admission
win BIO examined the Monday and Tuesday before the opening
the session
The Preparatory Department the Columbian College will
Wednesday the eighth (sth) OF September
Apply to J, g, BINNEY, President
Aug ls-3tawtlstSoy
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"A cingr krasc respectfully noipes The e,yens al WaSh
ngon that he prepared to form Glass (eihr young r ocr
wise) instruction IA dancing. n N'
His which pppA hrt NH be fpJ al,ouph naxs
so based upon mathematical tuc every pupil
knowledge OF the senee will proAccpts
therein IN rwfyE This the startling as
hmay aIs be challenges thai the success
Me pest IN Csrna and other places guarantee that every
pupil who viii ake Instruction from him will hail 10y the 90
Ih'y Afforded OF becoming usually
employed 20 acquire knowledge placing lie lees
49, ~
lie can be consulted dssy CaTnss Dancing under Tho
Theatre IRON ~ and u D. M where
his icrnf Ani She fullest Information viii be given
uct 2t-d2wH [statcsSstrl
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The You've MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION are about to
from their present rooms at the of Tenth
street and the avenue to the hall the Messs Par
kers store opposite Browns Hotel This is more CEN
trail location and 1t is said that the foushng condition
Of the finances of the society warrants the change
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United states Hotel.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
OFFICIAL.

DEPARTMENT STATE
Washington October % 1853
has department from VIM cros.
by esq the United States consul Tacauano Chill
the following thai place. Casper
New Orleans the 2ai Of April 1885, Rowland Christian,
tukt the 9TH OF june 1885, and George rnsan Bath Maine
18th June, 1858. j 2I--3M
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Brehat do la Vie Contemporaries
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ARRIyALs Ar THE HOTELS.
nroMns, Hotel.

Jenafson Jones, Ohio Montgomery. Illinois
y Martin tharaston, s g DC Ii,umsger Virginia
n lachcfcr, Mobile l. Weanei,
chas Robeson, Reading, la Bartay. Ohio
jas Johnson lady f4nadelpha BIaekord Washington
Geo slmins lady, child " Rltng, Philadelphia
want Orleans Nelson Smith, Johnstown
q j Riggs Massachusetts, Mr. Owings Baltimore
Col Jaf BIRD, do II Asbiss, lady A child, do
A ID jerks A lady Maryland ID Mann do
u l. DAVIS 4 lady DO John welien Savannah GEO
chas NJ Haney, N York N Miller N York
Donnel, Petersburg Va Mrs Williams children Boston
WIN Wilson, Hiiiax, Va
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Uonn REWARp is oITered for the apprehe

OK 900 REWARD is offered for the apprehen-
NpeDNO sion and delivery to thc undersigned q muao
named Charles Said slave THE property Of W.
osq, Culpcpor county Va. IIo left this 18th inst
bright mnato about "a
nearly straight about I'VE feet nine Inches high weighs los
with Roman and has the Joint finger
hs left hand caused sewing when ncary some years
Charles has mulatto wife named Nv
Jrckon Hall Alley this city lie Is either Penn
syvana his wife lived several months in said her
year ago Shit liberated y
COL, Thom or Cuipepcr Va, several years u
For further information apply ioundcrsyhei No 337 opposite
Browns Hotel, Penn. IL JNAiE
Washington ID c.. Oct 20, 1853 Oct 27-.dfw4
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The LoNG BRrDcE is closed for travel this week. in
order to undergo repairs It expected that Friday
or Saturday next 1t will be in perfect order again
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GNE SEWING MACHINES.--A Practical Family
eJ machine for So Performing fully equal work. No
missing ripping Of stitches No getting Of order Anybody
it, everybody will have Secured by of let
tiers patent
Exclusive rights Tor few States will placed
the reach any enterprng business portion the
ritory already securely
The poprors confidently feel they place before the public
the chance profitable
ing containing the requisite qualities
simplicity and low will masses,
have been aixousy waiting for the machine within their
grasp.
Parties wishing purchase requested paoo
this wonderful achievement and monopoly
county desired ss&s. .F. .....
NOVELTY sa SEWING MACHINE CO.,
At. Ohlce Bartlett II Coz Needle Manufacturers,
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CaIor scpd for circular with cuts Of ,nachiues
Oct 2l-dlm
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CtARPETING, FLOOR OIL-CL0TH, RUGS, MAT
tnga Dnggets, Curtain Aaerials and

4 MARKETING, FIUUK UIIl-CLUTH, RUU5, MATE
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Goods, such
Velvet tapestry carpctings designs
Tapestry Brussels do N great variety
New styles Brussels ia super quality
Extra heavy 3py do very rich
Extra super ngraindo patterns
81. Very heavy all wool Dutch carpengs
Twicd venian carpeng for halls nd stops
Velvet and Brussels do do
Fun sheets heavy very roh loar
any size or shape room, lal, IL passage
Mosaic, velvet, and pi,ed rugs and mats
Cocoa and QsnAn mat,ings
ia, Ia.A, l8-t druggct crunb cloths
Enghsh druggcts, all widths by the yard
Very richly embroidered lace r.
Satin lanes, brocatcls, and reps curtains
White, bun, blue, and green shade lneps
Stair rods, curtain fixtures, &c ft5HsEt
Having attended MADAM % Carpet Auction which took
place In New YORK M the 9TH and 9TH inst
ocr ce ademenis than can be afforded under ordinary
s,aps Purchasers are respectfully invited
stock
Aug 1S-dn
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BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE CO., Auctionsers.

CPLENDlD5 PARI40R GRAND PIANO, FURNI-
- TutE, AND HOUSEHOLD IFcrs AT iuBI.C AUcIIoN.-
On "wednesday morning October 2h a, 10 O'Clock house No
AIS, lghi the
eocts gentleman declining
Splendid paror piano. by chckerng, only few
months and cost 5000
Suite walnut plush covered parlor furniture comprising
SOFAS chairs, and parior chairs
Mahogany lounges, diyans, aud Union chairs
Marble top centre tables whainot
Pair crimson danask ans, corniee, &C
Window shades, chairs
Mahogany and walnut French and other bejstesds
10 do
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Superior feather beds mattresses Aft fsl
blankets, comforts quilts
Cane and chairs, lounges
Dining tables dining chairs
China, glass, and crockery
Cooking and other
Together with OF kitchen requisites
Terms $50 aud under cash credit az 90 aud
90 days for satisfactorily endorsed
JAS q. MCGUIRE a co.,
Oct I'D Auctoneers
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NOR RENT-On Lafayette or Presidents Square
the dwelling known the Club House In situation and
this the desirable residences this city
Apply Capt. JOHN RODGERS
Sep 30--du No. $50 G. street, corner Of lTh.
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Ssow-The first snow of the season, at least in this
neighborhood, fell in Alexandria Monday morning
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THO LET.-Furnished rooms to let at 4s2 18th
il street, between and T. Oct l2-df
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KIrkwood House.

Barlow 4 lady New York Geo Robinson Massaehasetts
Bier, do " Aurfee Carolina
Belcher Philadelphia q A Marsh, Cincinnati, q
q Goodal, do John ii Thomas, Virginia
j A Miller, USN elias b Goaldin M Pennsylyania
John Seldom Virginia II G Coard jr 4 lady Louisiana
T sampson, Illinois O. " servent do
Stentor, Mary land W frussell, Maine
w a Kirk & lady, do Peter Higgins Boston
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nR VAN PATTEN, DENTIST--oflice and resi-
IL removed the Willard Hotel square, opposite new
end OF the Treasury and the Of Pennsylvania
18th street
Oct 7--3md~
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LS0R RENT.--A large and frst-class dwelling,
with all the modern improvements, with three story back
building either furnished uniurnlshed having comodi
sablng carriage house servants &c
avenue City Ialhe eligible
position in the city.
apply address Fisher, esq at C. Mcclure 4
G ! Washington, d. c.
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Register,s once, October II, lsss.

LQ &C @. il AurRy
II AMAR, MOTT 4 AUTRY, Attorneysat- Law
IL Holly Springs Miss will practice the High
and Appeals at Jackson the Federal Court onooc tho
the I'll Judicial District of Mississippi and win attend
lection OF Claims throughout North Mississippi Sept lSdu
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MY LADY LpDL0W--A New Novel by Mrs.
Price i2b cents, az ".'pf ~ s
Elements q Natural Philosophy, designed r academies high
schools by Elias looni IL. d 800 ustratns For sale a,
PHILIPS New bookseller
OCT 3a2 pennsylvania between 9th and 10th Sta