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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-13

R We learn that one of our sub
scribers says that the only use he makes
of our id Abolition sheet, is to kindle
the fre with. Very glad to hear it is Of
some service to him, as he cannot spprs-
ciate IT in any other way. Besides. from
all accounts. it may have beneficial ef-
feet upon his neighbors' wood-piles. e
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-13

New SAW MIEL.-Ths new Double
Circular Steam Saw Mill of UT &
Maucks. in this place, was started to run
ming on Saturday last, and everything
went of as smooth and 6ne as if it were
used to 1t. The way it rirs out lumber.
is a caution to old.fashiOned mills. The
propristors advertise that they are;prepa-
red to furnish every description of lum-
Der on the shortest notice. as low as it
can possibly be,had in this country, and
are offering the highest prices Or2logS:
They are putting up superior Single
Machine, and will in few days be pre-
pared to I'll all orders for Shingles of
the best quality. = New "pitch in, with
your orders.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-13

RE- DR.. Cumming, of Scotland, says
that Christ will commence his reign of a
Thousand years on earth, in 1864. Per-
haps the members Of the Leeompton Con-
stitutional Convention believed in that
doctrine. and prohibited any alteration Of
the instrument only until that year for
the rascals knew that if the reign of the
Devil ceased, and Christ came to reign,
He would send their work to the four
winds II
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-13

THE KANSAS BnL--Gen. Duff Green
publishes letter in the Washington
States, insisting that the South ought to
resist the Leeompton bill. out Of regard
for its own honor a. well as It's interests.
Being in . minority. he says, the South
cannot afford to put herself in the wrong.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-13
W we bad a cam, q Few DAYS sinl

re- We had a call, few days since,
from our friend, q. H. Frazer. of ANA
zonia. Andrew County. Missouri. He
reports the town ina Aourishing condi-
ton, with many valuable improvements
in contemplation. Amazonis is one Of
the most promising young river towns
on the east side Of the Missouri. We
wish the proprietors success. "A .
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-13

CHANGE OF CABIHEr.-A Washing.
ton letter writer Of N. Y. Herald, IN bis
letter Of the 9Th. says:
There are runors running deep
among certain leading men here of .
possibility, and some say necessity. Of
a change in the cabinet. They say there
must be more vigor and less circumlo-
eution in high places"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-13

0PPoSESTs or T#E ,CoNsTlrUTIoN.-
Leavenwofth seems to be the great hot
bed of opPositionto theueW Constitution,
and demonstrations against it are
held LOST every night. We have heard
that this opposition principally arises
from the Catholics, not on account of
negro suffrage, as they make believe, but
on account of the following Section in the
Article on Education;
SECTION 5. No religious sect or sects
shall ever have any right to. or, control
of, any part of the school funds of this
State.
This is no doubt the secret of the OPP
position of these blood thirsty beings
They want part of the public school
fund, for which the whole people are
taxed. given to them, to support their
sectarian schools. which are equivalent to
nurseries of bigOtry and houses of prOsti-
tuition. This opposition alone should be
an inducement for all good people to
support the Constitution.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-13

A FAST BoAr.-The passengers on
board the Florida, tell q hard yarn about
her. They say she was racing all day
Wednesday with . house on the river
bank. and at nightfall they thought the
house was little ahesdt :
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-13

r. In our advertising columns. win
be found the Gard of Moore ana Gilmore,
Carpenters and Joiners, who are prepared
to attend to all calls in their line. They
are young men Of Industrious habits, and
competent to do all work in their line
right, and we bespeak for them share
Of public patronage. =
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-13

WAGONS VIsIToRs.-TWo hsge snakes
lone rattle snake. and the other black
snake-were killed at the White Cloud
HOtd. to-day. They were Oh the porch.
and just in the act of crawling into the
dining-room, where the boarders were at
dinner. Quite sociable
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-13

A Washington correspondent Of q
New Orleans daily paper says that the
Hon. John Slidell is now fairly out for
President backed by the whole power Of
the national administration, which Is en-.
deavoring to secure for him New York and
Pennsylvania influence.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-13

E The steamer Florida arrived at
our wharf last night. and landed a large
stock Of goods for ~ store which is
being opened here.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-13

BRrcK, AND Back LAY1xG.-Charles
G. Scraford advertises, this week. that
be win soon have any amount of brick.
Of the best quality, for sale at this place.
He win deliver them at tho kiln or in
the wall. at the most reasonable rates.
and warrant everything good. Call and
sea him.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-13
"a Petersou's Maoazine. for Nav.

H Petersou's Magazine, for May, is
on our table. It has 6ne Engraving,
entitled 1.-THE Detected Truant." piece
Of Music, great variety of Patterns, and
a large smount Of interesting reading
This Magazine never flags in interest
Philadelphia-s2 year.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-13

e. Boats are becoming scarce up this
way Within the last eight or ten days,
we have had only two arrivals up-the
Watossa and the Florida. ;, Business il
getting scarce on the upper waters. No
doubt the pOstponement of the land sales
win give emigration fresh start, and
make business brisk again. ~
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-13

Green Martin, q farmer in Georgia,
has been convicted Of whipping one Of
his slaves to death and sentenced to Be
hanged on the 18th May.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-13

~ We have had two nice messes Of
Lettuce. during the present week-ons
brought us BY Mr.. Moore, Of this place,
and the Other, BY Mr.. Killough. Of Cedar
Greek. Mr.. Killough's was Tie finest
Lettuce we ever saw at this season Of the
80.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-13

STEAM WoRks Notice is particular
" directed to the advertisement of John
q. UT, who is prepared to furnish all
kinds Of mills and steam works from the
Cincinnati, st. Louis and Chicago Man
ufsctories, at their prices. and to put them
into operation wherever desired. He is q
practical engineer, thoroughly acquainted
with all kinds of steam machinery, and
has had large amount of experience in
the business. We will guarantee, that
he will attend to all these matters Just
right. Persons wanting steam works,
frequently go to unnecessary expense in
getting them, and then, perhaps, inferior
works are put upon them. Justleave your
orders with Mr.. Utt--he is intimately
acquainted with the manufacturers. knows
good from bad machinery, and knows
Just what is the right price to be paid for
it. Thus you can get good machinery,
and have it put up in the right style. with
far less trouble and expense than if you
Undertook to manage the business your
SELF Mr.. Utt.may at sll times be found
either At this place, or at Oregon. No. 10
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-13

~ See Notice of Trustees Sale, in
another column. The land offered is Of
the best quality, and very valuable. ~
ing on the River, below and adjoining
White Cloud.
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=ssssssACENTs,

J.E. DSB1lsi6os, (suecessOr to w 8 swym-
mer,) North-Test Conner Of Olive and Main
Streets, ST. louis, is our Agent in that City, for
soliciting Subscriptions and Advertisements, and
making csfl1etions for the Chief
J. J.RuiFY, Esq, Post Master, Oregon, Mo.
J. THINKS, West Alexandra, Preble Co-,O
G. L.DILL, Germantown, Ohio.
ORyILLk RooT. Esq, PadOnia. Brown Co K.
4. w. WfLLiAas, Esq, Sabetha,
DEx. McEAlLGxD, Esq, Carson,
j. w. WGEBorr, Esq, Mt. Roy,
r. DEUnnoSD, Esq, Hiawatha,
r.. SaEIS, Esq, SaWin's Store, ."
ToRREY & LATIN, Seneca, Nemaha Co, Kan.
Rev. C. GhAR&N, Highland, Doniphan Co., K.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-13

E V. D. MARKHAM. Eso.-This gentle
man has returned among us again. and
re-opeaed his Law Office. where he may
always be found By those who have legal
business which they desire to place in the
hands Of good attorney. Office on
Main Street. near the residence of Mr..
Briggs.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-13

TIE ELxcrios.-Next Tuesday Is the
day for veting upon the adoption OF the
Leavenworth Constitution, and for OH
GERS under that instrument. We are I'M
able to guess as to how it will result
In view of the recent action Of Congress
we do not see that it is of any use to vote
at all but in many parts of the Terrific
~, the Pro-Slsvery party are preparing
to turn out and vote against it. If, after
the late nsAy from Washington. they
still remain determined. it would be well
for the Free State party to turn out in
their might, if for no other reason than
to test the relative strength OF the two
parties, preparatory to the vote on the
Schedule of Lecompton. ID
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1858-02-20
The Fight I'm Congress.

The Chicago Tribune, received last night,
contains 'another version" of the fight on the
floor of Congress but it is substantially the
same as the account published yesterday
Its conclusion gives an additional fact or two
as follows:
There was dead calm in comparison to
the scene just enacted, when Mr.. Quitman
moved they now adjourn and take the ques-
ton on the reference of the Message of the
President on Kansas affairs, on Monday, at
o'clock, p. NJ.
Emphatic and general responses from the
Republican side of ono mop Confusion
began to break out afresh, when the Speaker
said he would direct the Sergeant-at-Arms
to put under arrest those who disregarded
the order of the House.
Mr.. Campbell Of Ohio, said be foresaw dis
agreeable feelings would result from the ex-
citing questions connected with Kansas af-
fairs, when he was called to order by Mr..
Barksdale.
Mr.. Campbell said he wished the gentle
man from Mississippi to know that he was
his peer.
On the reception of the news at Chicago,
a great Republican mass meeting was in ses-
sion, and the Tribune thus describes the SEN
sation the news produced
THREE TINES THREE AND TIcER.-When
the telegraph dispatch from Washington, an
nouncing the manly response made by the
Republican members to slave-driving insult
and ruffianism, was read in the West Market
Hall meeting on Saturday night, the whole
audience rose to their feet and gave three
times three cheers; and, again, another three
for the Illinois member who "was con-
spicuous among the Republicans, dealing
heavy blows upon the niger drivers"
The Tribune thus remarks editorially on
the affair:
eve have no tears to shed over what has
occurred. Under like provocation, we trust
that the Republicans will repeat the lesson
which they taught their opponents on Satur-
day morning. Without display of firm
ness and courage they will be bullied and
badgered as they always have been hereto
fore. Yielding invites aggrs ssion; and fire.
quent compliance provokes lnsolence. They
have but to let lit be understood, that the
war is not to be all on one side-that blow
will be returned for blow-that blood will be
demanded for blood-and Congress will again
become what it ought always to have been
a peaceable place of debate, in which any
member may, in proper and decorous way,
speak out his convictions without being COM
PEELED to hang his life upon the meaning of
his words"
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Later from EurOpe-Arrival of the In
dian.
AZ Eo1

Later from EurOpe-Arriva1 of the In.
dian.
PORTLAND, MAINE, Feb. 10.
The steamship Indian, Capt. Jones, arrived
at IL o'clock this morning.
Her dates are four days later than those by
by the Arabia, at N. Y.
GREAT BR1TAIN.-The marriage of Prince
Frederick William of Prussia, was celebrated
at the chapel royal, St. James Palace, on the
25th of January, according to the programme.
The day was generally observed as holi-
day. Immense crowds cheered the royal
party in the most enthusiastic manner. At
ter the conc fusion Of the ceremonies, the
bride gave vent to her feelings, and flung
herself upon her mothers bosom, at which a
scene took place in which great emotion was
evinced by all concerned.
After the marriage the young couple start
ed for Windsor. On arriving at that place,
they were drawn in a carriage to the castle
by the "Eaton boys" amid enthusiastic cheer
ing.
The Queen, in London, gave grand state
concert at Buckingham Palace, on the eve of
the wedding day.
The principal streets of London were bril-
liantly illuminated in honor of the occasion.
Serious disturbance took place at Belfast,
ireland, on the eve of the 25th. Some five
works having been set off in honor of the
marriage the Princess Royal. great crowd
gathered in the principal streets, and soon
evinced riotous disposition by throwing
stones. A large body of police attempted to
restore order, but were assaled with missiles.
Finally the disturbance rose to such height,
that the Mayor read the riot act, and took
measures to suppress the mob, in which he
succeeded, after some trouble, and by mid
night the town had assumed its usual quiet.
Numerous arrests of the rioters were made.
Operations were resumed on the Levia-
than, on the 23d and 25th ult., and the ship
was moved forward about 9 feet per day.
During the proceedings an iron handle sprung
from its position throwing men engaged on it
in various directions severely injuring several.
FRANCE.-The American vessel Adriatic,
which came in collision with the steamer
Lyonnais, was captured in the Gulf of Spez-
zia, by French war steamer, and taken back
to Marseilles. The captain was put in irons.
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CJNcrNNATr

CINCINNATI, Feb. 10.
Inc Gazette has the following from its
Kansas correspondent
Inc adherents of the notorious Clark, at
fort Scott, have been for some time provok-
Ing the Free State men in that neighborhood,
by stealing their cattle and by making unau.
thorlsed arrests and OBTAINING them as prison.
ers, without law, until they will endure it no
longer. ~ "0
Free State companies of military are taking
the field, and marching to the defence of their
friends. Both parties are excited and a bat.
tie is anticipated
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Democrats who Voted for Harris, Reso.
luton.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.

ARLINGTON, Feb. y.
The following Democrats voted in favor of
Harris amendment in the House, to refer the
Message to special committee, with instruc-
tions
Adrian, N. j; Chapman, Pa; Cockerell, O :;
Cox, o; Davies; Ind; Dawart, Pa; English,
Ind; Foley, Ind; Hail. o; Harris, Ill; Haskin,
N. Y; Hickman, Pa; Owen Jones, Pa; Law
renee, o; McKibben, Cal; Marshall, iii; Mont
gomery, Pa; Morris, Ill; Shaw, Ill Smith,
Iii.
The Americans who voted against it were
Anderson, Eustis, Hill, Marshall, Maynard,
Ready, Ricard, Trip, Underwood and Zolli-
Golfer.
On aggrening to Mr.. Hughes resolution, as
amended by Mr.. Harris substitute, the vote
was the same, with the exception that Mr..
Pendleton, of Ohio, changed his vote to the
affirmative and Gilmer's name was added to
the negative.
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Gov. Wise on the LecOmptOn COnstftu
ton.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 9,

A letter of nearly four columns, from Gov
ernor Wise, in response to an invitation to at
tend the anti-Lecompton meeting, held here
last evening, will be published in the Times
tomorrow. Gov. Wise says that a careful
review of the Presidents message, constrain-
ed him to differ with the President of his
choice. He protested against the mode in
which the Lecompton Constitution was pre-
tended to be submitted. as anti Republican
and oppressive, and as offensive to the self
respect and good sense Of free people. he
admits that the conduct of the Topekaites
violent and unlawful,and that tLeir opponents
acted unlawful authority to the submission
of the Constitution to the people, but that
has nothing to do with the issue. Is the
Constitution the act and deed of the people :?
and is the schedule republican The wrongs
of the Topekaites will not justify the wrongs
of the Lecompton Constitution, or cure the
defects of the Leeompton schedule, which. in
providing for its ratification or rejection, was
submitted for approval alone, without allow
ing vote upon its rejection.
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TERRITORY OF MINNES0TA. SEC.

NINNEESOIAe SE.Co
OND JUDICIAL DISTRICT, RAMSEY COUNTY,
DISTRICT COURT.-Charles Decker, Plaintiff, a.
gainst Eliza Decker, Defendant. To Eliza Decker de-
PENDANT. In the name of the United States YOU are
hereby commanded and required answer to the com.
plant in the action aforesaid copy of which complaint
Is on nile in the office Of the Clerk Of said Court the
City of Saint Paul. and to serve COPY of your
to the said complaint the subscriber his office in
the said City of Saint Paul. within twenty days from the
time OF the service of this summons upon YOU exclusive
of the day Of such service you fail to said
complaint within the time aforesaid the plaintiff will de.
mand from the Court for the relief asked for in
the complaint with costs of suit,
A. L. WILLIAMS, Plaintiffs Attorney. ian2.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1858-02-20
MOUNT VERNON IRON WORKS!
AOUNT VERNON, OHIO.
CHARLES COOPER, THADDEUs b. CLARK, JOHN COOPER.
COOPERS & CLARK, Projectors.
Manufacture to order all kinds and sizes Of

OF the latest styles and Patterns, with all the modern
from 10 to 40 horse power Circular, Sash aud Muley
Saw Mills complete. Also, custom and Merchant Grist
Mills, Boilers, Mill Gearing, Blowing Cylinders, Adkins
Water Wheels, Brass Machinery Castings, Floor Pack
ing Press Irons, Damses Lighter and Hosting Screws
with Balls and Pins, Patent Head Block Irons and Self
Setters and castings Of every description. Also keep
on hand Reeds Portable Grist Mills, Boiling Cloth,
Screens VIM Smut Machines Elevator Buckets, Leather
and Rubber Betting Circular and Muley Saws &C., &C.
Drawings and Plans for Saw, Custom and FIGURING
Mills furnished ON short notice.
COOPERS 4 CLARK.
Mr. CLARK is now, July 7th, 1857 stopping Wins
low House, it. Paul, and will remain two weeks. As to
the business responsibility, &c. of said firm he refers all
interested to Messrs. Emmett Smith, st. Paul w. G..
LIE Due, Hastings; Hon. r. c. Kirk, VIM. Window, ESQ.,,
D. g. Norton, Esq. Winona G. w. True, Owatonna: B.
F. Smith, Vernon, Blue Earth Co. jy7-dw1y
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1858-02-20
T'ERRITORY OF MINNEsOTA. COUN.

rT>ERR1TORY OF MINNESOTA. COUN.
~ Of RAMSEY, DISTRICT COURT SECOND
JUDICIAL DISTRICT.-John A. Bass Plaintiff against
Daniel A. J. Baker and Corneia c. Baker, his wife the
President Directors and Company Of the Bank of HAL
lowell, Thomas J. Walden, J. N. Hall, A. G. Fuller,
John Hurd, j. A. Packard, William Hollinshead, and
George Becker, ate) copartners the name and
firm Of Hollinshesd Becker, Edwin Caldwell, Albert
Caldwell, and J. L. Whitney, A. Vance Brown and J.
NJ Hall, }. Jay Knox, Henry M. Knox and John Jay
Knox, coPartners under the name Of J. Jay Knox Co.,
Gordon H. Edgerton, John O'Sullivan, Peter Berkey,
David Stewart, James Trmble, and John P. Thompson
copartners under the name of Trimble L Thomp son,
Charles T. Whitney, b. s. Van Wick, D. A. Robertson
C. e. Washburn, the Board of Commissioners of Ram.
reg County and Job McVeieh, Defendants. Summons
To the above named Defendants: You and each of YOU
are hereby summoned and required answer the Com
plant In this action, which has been filed in the Office
OF the Clerk of this Court at St. Paul, in the
County OF Ramsey, in said Territory within twenty
Gays aiter the service of this Summons on YOU excu.
sive OF the day OF such service and If you fail to an
sWer the said complaint within the time aforesaid the
antin IN TINS seton will apply to the Court for the
relief demanded In the Complaint
Dated st. Paui, November 10th, 1857
AAEs' VAN ETTEN OFFICERS, Plaintiffs Attorney
Q.uRu
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ST.. Louis, Feb. 8.
Difficulties have again broken out at Fort
Scott and requisition has been made to the
Governor for troops.
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