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B~ MONUMENTS, TONES, HEAD PIECES,
&c at JOHN W. DAVIES
Marble Works, Main ST.. between Sth and 9Th.
e lg-.it
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RoBBERY.--The house of =. N. Berger of Man.
chester, Tenn, was robbed of $4,000 on Sunday
week, while the family were at church.
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as HAVE - returned from the North, where
have purchased the best of goods that could be
found In Philadelphia, New York. and Massachu-
sets, which am now receiving every day. | am
also constantly in receipt of the finest goods in my
line that there in Paris. Also. all kinds OF Ma
teria for the manufacturing of Ladies', Gentiemens
Misses, and Children's SHOES, of every kind
Having in my employment the best workmen now
in this country, am prepared TO manufacture work
superior TO any to be found in this country. All IN
want OF good work, will pie asecall at l2' Main st
Richmond fe LIT ALEX. HILL
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SUICIDE NEW Y0RK CITY
Markets.

NEW YORK, Feb. lS.--.Iohn Brewer, an eninen
merchant, committed suicide this morning by
hanging himself
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~. TRrsKs, CARPET BAas, vALcEs &c.-I have
now on hand the largest assortment Of Trunks Car
pet Bags, yalioes, and Ladies Bonnet Boxes, that
can be found In this city, Of all qualities and at all
price, ALEA. HILL,
fe iQ-6t l21 Main st klchm 40.
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70 lS-ts

an-ALEX HILL, IMPORTER AND MANU-
FACTUREk OF LADIES' GESTLEMEN'S,
MISSES. BOYS, AND Gil lLDREN's SHOES, OF
EVERY INSCRIPTION. fe 1T
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El- ANBsorEpEs for q cents by TYLER Co the
same as others charge $3.50 for. Depot 1879 Main
street.
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eny~ To CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
MARBLE MANTLES, at -..-.
JOHN ". DAVIES
Marble Works, Main str.'t.
ia l:-3t between Sth and 9TH.
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n. Butler, astons mason, was instantly killed
In dsorgeto~ " y. G.. q few days ago, by = heavy
stone, projeetfd BY blast, falling upon him.
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NOTICE

So ANBRoTYPEs for Is cents Of the best quality -
500 taken daily at TYLER 4 Cos Gallery, 1879 Main
ST
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BYRD WH0RTON IA about twent y-oBe years of
age, about six feet high has rather dark hair aud
Complexion, freckled iace and high cheek bones.
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4 BEAUTIFUL LITTLE FARM For

y SALE IN HEERICO COUNTY. 81 MILES
BELOW RICHM 0ND.-The subscriber is entbor-
lied to sell that beautiful cottage residence lying
Charles City road. containing 6iia of land.
hch lies well for cultivation, and produces we'll of
the crops which uyuay made in this section -
The wood Ia sufficient for the farm The improve
nents consist of cottage framed house nearly new,
large enough for moderate Family; together with
the usual out buildings. with well If the purest
water in the yard. The location is healthy as any
in Virginia and the eiRhborhOod good.
The owner of the farm being engaged in business
which requires his constant attention, oifers great
bargain ii immediate application br made to
R0. B. LYME, Agent.
EY@A plat of the land can be at my office, at
The. InifAn States Hotel. IL lo-2aM2m
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sg Fresh
DRY GOODS,
''e's Z" toRErGg AND DOMESTIC

FOX kPkINU tNbFS.
We received by last steamer our first SIMPLY OF
SPRING DRY GOODS. embracing 81 the new de-
az nf
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HE MEMBERS OF HEN.

@ ~ THE MEMBERS OF HEN.
\| DERSON LODGE, No. l0I q 0. +.
u are requested TO attend punc.ually, n
y their lodge Room. ON MONDAY morn
+ ing next. at o'clock, f II the purposc q
Joining ia with the brethren Of the Order OF Rich
moud, TO celebrate the inauguration of the Statu,
Of Washington.
by order ofthe q.
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uYPOPHOSPnlTE'S UF SODA AND
l. LIME-Bromde and iodde of Cadmium; SUB.
CARB BlSMUTIIi Yalerianate's Of Morphla, Our
mia, Zine Iron and Ammonia; Glacial Acetic Acid;
inrderous 6lycerine; plaiina Sponge and Wire:
AcOuitin: Atrophia; Emetimo; DigitaliD; Chloride
OF Gold, and all rare Chemicals, for sale by
MEADE / BAkER, Chemists
ia loft N w Main and 18th
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nEzg~ All a candidate for the CLERK
SHIP OF Henrico County Court .-
f. Iq-lm* jSO HARRISON.
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MANCHESTER. Feb. 10Th. lsas.--ie i9H2t* ''' }

MANtHEsTEK, FOO. I9tl, IsJs.--!t I9-Zt#
~ s. REWARD.-Straye ed, from
- lie sub scrber's residence on VenaLie st
about inc first 81 Jaauary, "a speckled HOUND PUP
ab ,ut five months old. The above reward will he
paid on delivery OF the pup, or for any information
that will enable me 20 ctt him again. The said pup
is supposed to DO i'll the county Cf
rico CT Hanover.
lie i9--6L% A. Il. pALNORE
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aF,6RSrLKxxNs PATENT LEATHER BooTs, BoTH
TmN AND Thick soLss.-T have Just received from
Paris, direct the finest assortment Of Cents Patent
Leather B,ots that has been in this part oil tue
country. They were made expressly to my ORDER
by one Of the first manufacturers In Paris
ALEX. HILL,
Manufacturer az Ladies and Gentlemen MS Boots
70 l9-et and shoe / Il Main st., Richmond.
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THE LADIES will find an end,

less variety Of 0TS. SHOES and GAL
TIERS and at tic lowest imaginable prices. We
have just received the following desirable Boots aud
shoes, suitable for tine present and approaching
sou: Ladies' hue Pump aud Thick sole CATERS with
and without Heels; LADIES Pump Soe Congress
Heel Caters; Ladies French Lasting bu ton Heel
Boots; Ladies' Morocco and Gost-3hin Thin and
Thick Sole Boots. with ana without Heels; Ladies
White Kid slippers: also, Misses and Chilnren's
Boots, Shoes and Caters OF the above very desirable
styles Those III want OF superior Boots ana Shoes
at low prices, will do well 10 call at
HARRIS Il cos Shoe Dep0t
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EAgn SPECIAL Auction NoTICE.-I ask
the attention of Clothing merchants aud others 10
my sale OF very supri or Clothing, Cassimeres BED
&c THIS DAY at 10 O'Clock. at my storr.
il. t4-!t Il. GAUIuORN. AuCt.
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AZ Visit Tyler & Co, by all means.

sg Visit gLEE Il Co, by all means.
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Ray SPECIAL NOTICE The attention
of the pubic IL requested 70 the sale Of Furniture
Piano &c at the late residence OF John Womble
deceased. which will commence THIS DAY, at 10
O'Clock. Il COOh 90,
10 iS-lt ApCts.
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AMUsHMuNTa.

SACRED CONCERT AT THE APRI
- CAN CHURCH. The CHoIH If the Firs, a.
san shnrch will give q SACRED CDsCEHT ~,
sUNDAf, the 2ist inst, st 80 O'clock r. NJ n
ioYefnor OF Virgins, the member. If the iagisis
tnre. strangers visiting she city, and tba etc..
VIZ entertain them. respectfully invited 10 a.
tsuu. coliecfoe will be taken up 10 AID In nm 49,,
ior new church for col0red ptrsnns now bs,Hss
f. iQ-zfs - - 49, ny
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DARE CHANCE MYERS &
~ JHANKE are in possession of a CAaEo PoR.
TRAIT OF GEN. WARRINGTON, in the shape Of
a BREAsTPlN. which was owned by enc OF the
nenorrs OF the ashington family, Call ana ex
anime Tor yourselves, this valuable relic
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DlCOT'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
WILD CHERRY AND WOOD NAPTHA. FOR
COUGHS. COLDS, &c If you are troubled with a
cough cold, pain in the breast try this remedy
1t combines all the virtues of Wild Cherry BARK
with Wood Naptha So highly recommended by Pr
Ha-tings and other eminent ply scians in al dis
eases Of the lungs. Prepared by
f., 10 T. j piCDT corner nth and Main sts
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HARRIS a cos Shoe Depot,

b Ladies, Misses and Chi!dren's Boots Shoes
aud Caters OF the latest styles made to order at the
sh artest Ne tice. and at the lowest prices by
fe 10 II Z 90
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

RICHMOND, Va, Feb 18th, 1873
VIRGINIA: In he Circuit Court Of The
City OF Richmond, December IIth. 1857;
Iames A. Harwood, administrator of PhlIp B. Har
WOO, p
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by THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA

By the Governor:
GEORGE w MUNF0RD,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
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TOR PREVENTING AND Gu RI NJ
l. CHAPPFD HANDS, FACE AND LIPS -Sss'a,
mineor Liquid san is delightfully."- hes'ius Ana
efficient preparation, speedily Curing AL tuims
sna,th soft aud fair; sna II used Cccas'oualy Iu'
ring the cold weather, Wll entirely prevent ehsi-
Iicontnins no grease and NAV be aNcd daily With
a,iyan,s.s on the most delicate skin Prepared OIL!
wv LAIDLEY kOBISSON.
e. 81 LtehnOnd
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~ Visit TYLER 4 Co., by all means
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GLOVER SEED loo bushels prime
fsIs Ell eKfSKER 4 CD.
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Conclude with
ADAY AFTER THE WEDDING.
Lady Elizabeth FreeioVe.......... Miss MAEY TESiy
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE LAW BUILDlNG,}



Henry Huntington. Sergeant of the Corpora
ton 81 Lynchbnrs, aud as such adniinia-
trstOr OF LaBn0n * CsbeIl, deed, Robert
Henry Caheil, Richard LortoR. Sainuel
Garland patii-k Ii Cabell, Vincent Iaob,
and Judith hrs wife, late Iuilta ; Cauei,
AMI " illiam Preston. ana Elizabeth his
WlIe ''..-DeIts
By decree entered IN these CIaes OU the lStd Jau-
uary, ISIS of the Commissioners OF the Court is
duec ed TO inquire ami report 10 the Court what
payments made by Robert II Ctbell. ON ac-
count OF rhe dcbl due 10 Lan1on Cdhel BY the said
Rob IT II tHbei uud To what credits the said Robert
IL C2bel WAS entitled upUn the said debt, at or he
fore the date of the service Ot the subpoena IN the
suit OF saunders against tabeii and other- 10 VIII
or before the 81 DAY OF May, lS,5, WITH any
tiers specially stated deemed Pertinent by himself
desired by any Of the parties To ba So stated.
The above mentioned parties, and all others inter
ested. are hereby notified th~t have fixed upon
Monday, the I'D day Ul March, isS al 10 O'Clock. a
VI, at my office il the Law Building. ON FrankIin
street. he city Of Richmond to execute the spTe
said decree 81 the 2oth u January, 1855, nj which
tine and place the rartes are hereby REQUIRED 10
attend. IIIUS EVANS
tjl9-laWtlyM Commissioner III Cuancery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-19

EREE EXHIBITION-Of English Steel
= Engrayings for few days only. st private sale.
at store No 2i7 Main street next door TO Mr. Wood
wards Dentist Office. ths finest and largest coec-
ton af Steel Engrasings before seen in Rich
mopd.
Toe ladies are particularly Invited to call and ex
anime these works OF art,
10 IgsA6is II LEAPOLD Proprietor
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GLASSWARE, GLASSWARE, GLASS
~ NAKE.-All IN want Of the above article
would do we'll to call on uS. We are Just opening
large stock, which VIII be sold AZ extremely 10,
prices Call AMI Tor yourselves.
GREENE Il CpReI. Cary street.
Between 18th and 18th.
NAlLs-A superior article, for sale rs above.
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Friday Evening, Feb. 10Th.
VIII be performed the great Drama Of the
POOR OF BALTIMORE

PRAUD AND ITS VICTIHyi
Marian Hugsiestone, Ia BcIl-,) Mrs NJ my L.g,,v
Wig INnAIi u-ht
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CAMPHOR ICE with GLYCERINE, an
~ elegant preparation for chapped skin; for sale
at MEADE Il BAKERS New Drug Store.
fal0-kt lS6 \ w cor Main and 10Th sts.
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MEMBERS OF THE Err NJ A N
WI SCHILLER LODGE. No /, are requested to
meet at their Hall. on MONDAY next, at o'clock
II, to participate in the procession.
fe .9-at n sCHN .EBELE, 8. II.
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TIE DANYfLLE REGISTER having a

| UDLAM 4 WATSON have removed
- thcir Office 20 their new warehouse opposite the
steamship hart, on the corner OF ROcketts apd
4 sil az ia
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FAMILIES DESIRING CONFECIION-
Il ARiES.for the 22d, are invited to examine our
stock. We have fresh haisins, Currants, Citrop,
Figs. good cooking prunes Nuts of all kinds, fresh
Tomatoes in and 10. cans, fresh Peaches, straw
berries, Pine Apples. fresh Lobster, sc, All OF
which We offering at about half last years
prices Call at 50 Main street ....
IOIIS j H(1sSlFUX.
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TO THE INDEPENDENT CITIZENS
4 OF RICH OND.-As the command Of the day
(the 22i day of February is bv law AMI the Constr
tuition under the command of Major General TALfs-
PLaR0, and not JosEPH MAYO, Mayor of nicimoLd.
the heople, trust, will obey that noble officer
Respectfully, MARTIN Nj LIPSCOMB.
70 "a
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u NJ. SMITH. having removed

~ Oats. Cargoe- Of schooners fonr Sisters. Eliza
beth Davey aud Native Landing this morning ana
for sale By is ig-3tl MARK DDWNEi.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-23
More and Flsttering News rom "'
Pixies Peak Gold Hines.

Mr.. Robt. H. Willis, Express mss's,
ger between this city and Topeka, irrI'a
here yesterday. He reports having Ne
eight men who went out to Pike: f':-
with the Lawrence party some tn'
june last. They were returning On =
count Of their health, most Of them Oel1e
down with the ague. and for the pufp'"
Of getting tools and provisions. u,
Their Pilot, and one other Of tDe ~
win return this fall, the others viii rem. :.
at Lawrence till spring. ThePsrty 's I'm
that these miners are making from a "a
to ten dollars per day. with pan, n. .
such rough washers As they are 10
construct from hollow trees. Ine =.
confirm our former reports abons ~ -
rieultural richness Of the country 4.
the head-waters Of the Arkansas ""
South fork Of the Platte. ..4,
The miners had not, when me
left, been molested BY the indians. .:.,.,
Several Of the most prominent oO. -,
men Of Topeka are making prep .ssn
for imnedists emigration. among ,I;JrT,
we mention the names Of Col. hO'i"
Hugh Moore and Mr. Huntoon. ..Ou.
Mr.. Willis, orr informant. Is % -
pany this party from Topeka ~ ,s.th
informed the Express company 80,
can make only one more t1P =. Lac
a be wishes TO make preparations IN
for the New 81 DorsdO.-AG"sd'
Journal, Sept. Iltk-
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-23

ORIGINAL IDEAs.-The following four
lines are from the Rulo Guide, and contain
two splendid ideas:
"The White Cloud Chief admits that
he has been fairly 'salted down in his
own stencil, and there to rot in his own
iusipid imagination" +!
No other person but one who has been
tutOred among the Half Breeds. and has
attained the position of Superintendent
of Schools of Richardson County. Ne
brasks, could ever have conceived of such
an idea as one being sailed down in his
own stencil, or rotting in his insipid i'm
agination What brilliant Figures Of
speech p Sailed in stencil, to rot in i'm.
agination
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-23


lutions adopted. which embraced the
fullest spirit ofths bred Scott Decision.
the Cincinnati Platform. and all the
doctrines embraced BY the Democracy. in
their courtship Of Southern favor. The
speech aud Resolutions were printed in
pamphlet form. and distributed through
out the country. and called forth the
highest encomiums from the most ultra
Southern papers. Such is the man who
is supported by Captain Walker, who
"sueked in opposition to Slavery with
his mothers milkp Furthermore, VAL
landignam was one Of the Committee, in
thelas Democratic National Convention,
which drafted the odious Cincinnati Plat
form. against which the Captain rayed so
vehemently. in the year 1856. 0fcourse.
as he is now an out-snd-out Vallandig-
ham man, he endorses him in everything.
including the Cincinnati Platform
Well, the Captain almost ruined the
cause of Lewis D.. Campbell, by his sup
port. two years ago-let Us hope that he
may elect him by his opposition now !
The item which we have chosen for q
text, relates that Walker, Vallandigham
and others went to Fish Mic. We re-
collect of an anecdote which the Captain
used to delight in applying to VAL, con-
corning the old woman's husband and the
cells. Perhaps the Captain wanted an
ocular demonstration Of the eel business,
and went along to set Val. for another
haul
If there are any signs Of the ful6llment
of the Captains prophecy concerning us,
we should be pleased to have them point
ed out 1t is our belief, that since coming
to Kansas, we have become case-hardened
in our opposition to Democracy. We
have been, for more than year past,
practically doing all in our power to
make Kansas a Free State; while Captain
Walker, who used to rave about Free
Kansas, and denounce us as a Border
Ruffian, is now supporting man for
Congress, who has done more than any
other man in Ohio, to fasten Slavery
upon this TerritOry-"going snacks"
with him at Fish Mics, and electioneering
for him at Camp Meetings! We should
like, Just now, to "sit up" with those
who Joined in the crusade against us, two
years ago, to remind them of old times,
and to console them. But as that pleas
ure is denied us, we appoint, authorize
and empower our good Know Nothing
friend, Squire Dechant, with such assis-
tants as he may select, to perform that
office. We have implicit faith that he
will do it up in g Brubaker stylcl''
SIC &ansa gloria mundi!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-23
AGENTs.

J.E. DUDDEuD5E. (Successorto w s. Swym-
mer,) NORTHWEST Corner of Olive and Main
Streets, St. Louis, is our Agent in that City, 70,
soliciting Subscriptions snd Advertisements nd
making collections for the Chief.
J. J. R1LEY, Esq, Post Master, Oregon Mo.
]. T. MULLER. West Alexandra, Preble Co, %
C. L. Dit, Germantown. Ohio.
0Rvu.LE RooT, ESQ.,, Padonia. Brown Go , X
A. w. WILLIAMS, Esq, Sabetha, &"
DAs. McFAHLayD. Esq. Carson, IS
Nv. WILHorT. Esq, Mt. Roy, 4"
T. DEuMxoND. ESQ. Hiawatha.
NJ. L. SAwIS. Esq. Sawin's Store. %
ToRnET & LGPPIS, Seneca, Nemaha CO.. Kan
Rev. c. GRAEAx, Highland, Doniphan Co., K
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-23

IMPoRrAST.-Twos xernciatingly inter
esting articles are Just now going the
rounds in regard to the President. One
is that he actually waited his turn at the
wash bowl. in Pennsylvania hotel. and
wiped his hands and face on the same
towel as the other visitors. Another is,
that he took ride in . buggy with q
woman who drove a pair Of very hery
horses. and the spectators were sorely
afraid that they would run away, and
hurt the old cracklin /! 1t is also rumor-
ed, but we do not credit the story. that be
stopped at another Pennsylvsnia hotel,
and at the table, actually waited for a
plate of soup, before he commenced eat
ing eating it; and that the walters atten-
ded to the wants Of the ladies before
helping the President The next Jubilee
Brother Jonathan should by all means
contain engravings Of these important
occurrences
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-23

"FoREsr CRY MONITOR. This Is the
title of new paper just started at our
neighboring town, Forest City, Mo, by
]. r. Vanatta, Editor and Publisher. The
sheet is the same size as ours, and printed
on the same kind of type. The politics
Of the paper is Democratic, but moderate,
and the editor says he will pay particular
attention to the interests of North West
Missouri. We notice that the business
men show they are not afraid to spend a
few dollars with the printer. That is the
way to do business. and we commend
their example to tie business men of other
towns. The price of the Monitor is 80
year. We wish it success.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-23

CHOICE ExrRAcrs.-We have culled
the following gems from the sayings o.
three celebrated individuals. How greai
minds will run in the same CHANNEL
Read /:
Like brothers they 1.-THE Pro-Slsvsry
men and Democrats, are now united tc
carry out the great, good and time-h onored
principles first set forth by the eloquent
Patrick Henry and the patriotic Thomas
Jeferson.-iOsOa Point Eng.
Slavery is repugnant to the principle
Of Christianity; it prostrates every be-
nevolent action Of the human heart
Patrick Henry.
The way. 1 hope. is preparing. under
the auspices Of Heaven. for a total eman-
cipation Of Slsvery.-J9rson.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-23

lola CoxvKSrIos. - This delectabls
body met at Troy. on Monday. and nom
mated candidates for the Legislature. The
following are their names:
j. Sparks. of Iowa Point;
Benjamin Wrigley. of DOniphan;
J. w. Shepherd. of DOniphan;
j. Pinney. of somewhere else /;
- Huffman, of the Lord knows
where.
We are told that these men have all
been Free State men. One Of them was
Fremonter and q Republican. Does
not the cloven foot stick ont a little too
far, when he Pro- Slavery leaders choose
Free State men and Republicans for their
nominees, to the entire exclusion Of their
own men? And what sort of Free State
men can they be, who thus affiliate with
the Pro- Slavery demagogues, and lend
themselves as their tools 4? The thing is
too rotten to draw on the most unsuspec-
ting. We notice that they have nomina-
TED several men who are chiefly distin-
guished for their enminity to Gen. Lane.
We presume they intend to make Lane
the principal issue Of the campaign I; but
the bait is too stale to draw suckers. We
understand that several of the candidates
intend to stump the County. They will
tell the people Of Gen. Lane. Of Minneola,
of Negro Equality. and all that /; but not
a word will they say of lola. Mum is
the word on that question.
The whole "cOntraption" is Pro-
Slavery Democratic scheme to place the
Rufians again in power. Give them a
majority in the Legislature, and You will
see another edition of Lecompton, and
speculation and sNindling will run ram
pant.
Look at the men who started the move
ment, and you cannot but despise the
spirit of the tools who give themselves
up to do the dirty work of such dema-
gogues. 1t must be pleasant thing, to
be the slaves of such masters
Keep you eyes skinned for lola