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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-07-01

PRoFiTABLE ERLoYMENT.-We under.
stand that the Ex-Cobbler and Journey
man Loafer ofIowa Point, Constitution
Maker, Membe of the Squeegee Legisla-
ture, aspirant or Lieutenant Governor,
seeker after all offices in general, and get.
ter of none in plrticular, is now engaged
in the laudable undertaking Of arousing
the public mind against us. For this
purpose he carries well-worn copy oil
the Geary City Era in his pocket, thor
oughly scented with tobacco. shoemaker
wax, and leather. Having demolished
Henry Clay aad Daniel Webster, we
presume he will find it very easy task
to finish our case. We understand that
he has already enlisted the deepest sym
pathies of an old woman, a superannua-
ted Sac, and blind niggerl 1t may be
congenial employment for him, but we
doubt whether it pays his board bill, or
for the tickets which elected him to
ahem!
There are SO many spoonies picking at
us in every direction, that we are getting
wearied with kicking them away. They
had better all come at once, butt-end
foremost, that their intellect may come
in contact with us, and their united pow
ers may have some little force!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-07-01

re- Patterson & Zook, of Forest
City, are informed that they owe us One
Dollar. If they want their paper stopped,
they must send rs what is due on their
subscription. and it viii be stopped with
pleasure. Otherwise, they need not trou-
bic themselves with writing insOlentmes-
sages upon newspaper envelopes They
know our terms, and must comply with
them. " 49, - ---
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-07-01

Col. NJ. w. Delshsy, Of LeavenWorth,
who has been staying It Chicago. writes
to the Tribune. Of that city, that it is his
matured opinion, that the English prop
osition will be rejected by the people of
Kansas, by 10000 mAjority.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-07-01

An ADvERTIsENENT.-We find the
following advertisement in the Eaton
20. } Register. II is somewhat out of the
usual run of such matters The adverti-
ser will secure two important advantages
by his arrangement-he will have pub
lie place to transact business, and will
save Office rent. As he used to be an old
chum Of ours, we give him the benefit of
an insertinn free gratis for nnthinn.-
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-07-01

R We learn from person inst up
from below, that Gen. Lanes trial has
been brought to close, and that he has
been acquitted. We presum. the jury
preferred violating their consciences to
FORGETTING their lives, which would have
been the case, had they convicted Lane.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-07-01

ELECTION Precincts, AND JUDGEs.-
We had promised to give, in our las
weeks issue, list of Election Precinct
and Judges, in this County, Brown, anc
Nemaha, but overlooked it. However
we give them below
DoNIPHAS COUNTY. -
White Cloud Precinct, at the town o
White Cloud. Judges of Election
Thomas C. Shreye. Thomas L. Lease
Thomas J. Key.
Iowa Point Precinct, at the town o
Iowa Point. Judges Of Election, Thos
Stevenson. ]. L. Long, Richard Leach.
Wolf River Precinct, at the house o
N. Springer. Judges of Election, Chris
TOPPER Clinch, Osiel Nelson. Laban Prit
chard.
Highland Precinct, at the town o
Highland. Judges of Election, Samue
Weakly, james Stevenson, Ed. Burbank
Columbus Precinct, at the town o
Columbus. Judges of Election. B. H
Brock, G. Graham. Carey B. Whitehead
Troy Precinct, at the town of Troy
Judges of Election, Harrison Calvert
Matthew Hes, E. Blackiston.
Elwood Precinct, at the town of Ell.
wood. Judges ofElectiOn, d. L. Lusk,
w. L. Lewis, Edward Russell.
Palermo Precinct, at the town Of Pa
lermo. Judges of Election, Samuel S.
Story, F. w. Emery, John j. Palmer.
Geary City Precinct, at the town oil
Geary City. Judges of Election, John
NJ. Curtis, John n. NJ. Hendrickson,
Robert J. Porter. 4.
Doniphan Precinct. ut the town Of
Doniphan. Judges of Election, John
Whitaker, John w. Forman, Charles
Estes.
BROWN COUNTY.
Hiawatha Precinct, at the town of Hi
awatha. Judges of Election, j. w.
Without, John w. Patrick, John Ma
glott. rss--.5s
Plymouth Precinct, at the town OF
Plymouth. Judges of Election, E. Miller,
William Mcbride, VIM. Varsar.
Hamlin Precinct, at the town of Ham
lin. Judges of Election, james G. Sham,
E. N. Morrill,, Simon Burnham.
Mt. Roy Precinct, at the town of Mt.
Roy. Judges of Election, Solomon Nc
Call, John RAIDER, Jacob Englehart.
Claytonville Precinct, at the town Of
Claytonville. Judges of Election, James
Waterson, Ira II. Smith, John Page.
NENAHA COUNTY.
Seneca Precinct, at the town of Seneca.
Judges of Election, Elias B. Church,
John S. Doyle, Finley Lappin.
Central City Precinct, at the town of
Central City. Judges of Election, Nor
ton Cave, John A. Casby, Lowell Laber.
Wheatland Precinct, at the house Of
j. L. Long. Judges of Election, VIM.
R. Wells, &C. C. Coffenberry, John
Thompson '-. 10
Granada Precinct, at the town of Ora
NADIA. Judges of Election, Isaac II. Steer,
Jacob jacob, Garrett Randall. FL.
Capioma Precinct, at-the town of Ca
pioma. Judges of Election. Geo. Ora
ham, q. Archer, L. p. Hagen.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-07-01
w Steamboat disasters are now

re- Steamboat disasters are now as
common as Kansas elections. Mr.. Vos-
burg, Surveyor. of this place, received
intelligence, several days since. of the
blowing up of the steamer Eclipse, at
Vicksburg. Mississippi, by which two
persons lost their lives, one of whom was
his brother.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-07-01

re- We last week received an invita-
ton to attend a Railroad Celebration at
AtchisOn. The letter reached us on the
same day that the Celebration came off
The mails, as usual, were in fault, as the
letter had been on the way Just sixteen
daysl
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-07-01

NEEDS Frxrxc.-The bridge at the west
side of town. Many of the boards are
loose. and in number of places. so far
a part. that horses foot might easily
go through.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-07-01
: WILLIAM HERDMAN,
s T RE E T BROKE

Loans Money, in sums of IS, and up
wards, at from 10 to ITO per cent. Win
also buy Notes upon responsible men in
Gratis, Twin, Lanier, Harrison and
Washington Townships.
~ Can be found seated upon Store
Boxes, at Street Corners, and other pla-
ces Of easy access. 1i y o.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-07-01


FOURTH OF July ExcURsIoS.-The
Ferry Boat White Cloud is being put in
order for another excursion up the Ne
maha, on Monday next, the 9th inst. A
roofing is being placed over the stern end
Of the boat, and preparations making to
accommodate from $50 to 200 persons.
The Boat will proceed to Forest City, to
take on persons from that place and Or
egon and will leave that place at 7
o'clock, A. NJ, and White Cloud at 9
A. NJ. for the Nemaha. up which river
she will proceed as far as practicable.
when she will be met by conveyances
from Falls City. Nebraska, to take the
company to that place, where there is to
be a Celebration and Free Dinner
The boat will return the same evening.
Fare up and back, will be 80 per couple,
or 81 for single passengers. There will
be Soda fountain on board, and every
thing will be arranged to render the ex-
cursion pleasant, and it is desired that
those wishing to go, will be on hand
punctually at the time of departure.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-07-01

TRADE.-Within one month past tbere
has been a marked increase in the trade
of our place. The merchants are all in
good spirits. and doing well. Every day
there are number of teams here from
the back country, and on Saturdays there
is generally perfect jam. Suchwas the
case last Saturday. The settlers are Just
beginning to get their eyes open to the
fact that goods can be bought here as
cheaply as at any other point, and that
they have a much less distance to travel
in coming here. @
There is also an immense amount of
lumber hauled from this place every day.
We have two good saw mills here, one
Of which is as fast as any in the country;
yet they are not able to saw fast enough
TO meet the orders as they come in.
Most of the demand is from Brown Coun-
ty. This is cheering sign for that
County. 1t is rapidly filling up. and
there is scarcely a vacant claim to be
found in it. Brown is destined to be one
of the very best Counties in Kansas.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-07-01

Commemorative had, as = heading
to an article, last week, "Another Rich
mond in the field;;" but the printer put
it Orchard" and we overlooked It in
the proof. In a land of Shaksperean
critics, one must be very careful.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-07-01

RvER.-The river started on another
rise, on Sunday morning, and kept on
till Tuesday morning, when the water
was higher than ever before, this season
lacking only. about a foot of being
bank full at this place. 1t is now falling
slightly. The water has been going it
with rush through the f" slsp." betweeh
Rush Island and the main land, and also
down the bed of Little Tarkio, at Forest
City. At the latter place, when steam
boats arrive, wagons have to be taken in,
to carry the passengers. to dry land,
through water almost belly deep to hor-
ses. The warehouse there had to be
moved back, to save It from washing
away. An additional rise of foot CT
two, would have enabled boats of the
largest size to navigate the streets of the
town. ,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-07-01

H Remember the 1. o. o. F. Meet
ing in this place, on Saturday afternoon.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-07-01
MAns.-To-day the new mail arrange

MAns.-To-day the new mail arrange
ments go into operation throughout the
country. Mr.. E. V. B. Rogers, Posi-
Master at RogersviIle, in this County,
was here last week. He has the contract
for carrying the mail three times week,
from Rogersville, via Highland, to this
place. 1t will connect with a tri-weekly
mail from st. Joseph. There is no Office
between this place and Highland. We
congratulate the people Of the latter place,
as well as ourself, upon this. They will
now receive the Chief regularly, and at
the proper time.
We are also to have daily mail from
Leavenworth, to be carried by line Of
coaches, which will also be great ac-
commodation to the travelling public
This Company had contracted to make
Iowa Point the terminus of the route ;
but Mr.. Eaton, the gentlemanly Mail
Agent, knowing that the growing impOr-
lance Of White Cloud demands better
mail facilities than she has at present, and
for various other reasons, deemed White
Cloud the most fitting place for the ter
minus of the route.s He has written to
the Department, stating the case, and
asking that the contract be extended to
this place. So certain is he that the
Department will accede to this, that in
the interim he viii carry out the arrange
ment upon his own responsibility. %.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-09-22

We learn that the little town cf
New Albany, IN ps,o,cc county.
was Tue scene Ct murder, lynchiag
and hanging on Saturday night, The
@ Instant. a couple. u men
.'msa Daniel Nssman aud J. j.
sarvis vers On a spree and 20, into
ngh'; Newman drew a poke,
sn''e shen Thomas J. Bise stepped
between them and received a fatal
sta, rom Nesman shica was . med
~ JARVIS. TIE wound va ia VIC
rs'en 81 the heart. and Bise died
instantly The .Scyslssa NJ became
very srca, nmcns The people. and
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q Bricks, Rrick,i!

: Tie same aambor d bdcas ara in
Ibo'. /. c.A'ks's corner store a.
formerly bat many more good MI,
be there iaan cser beere, in a lay
OF two. lie is how receiving hi.
l@eo stock, purchased lac, tal Oh
toe cheaper for that. lie desire.
his bricks % rcman stationary. and
bis e'ois q 10 carried 81 BY rromp,
LODI cui Tor bis adver.
''semcn' ncA, uect. D.
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o AT HOME AGAIN.

After on absence Of nearly seven
weeks, We are again at oar posl. W.
are much gratlicd 10 Gndiho "slar"
''ill 10 The pscendcn,, snd that Il
has Loaf nons Of ia ldllianey during
our pro,rnc,el visit. We promise
our rcaders 10 endcayor 10 make nm
IN future for or past ncelece cf the
editorial Department, Of the paper.
as We have made such arranremch,.
as to enable u to give more time 10
the business Of the Office.
We noticed many things during
our absence that we should like 10
write about, and hall, perhap., hsre.
after DO so; but, for the present,
VIC eau only say that We found no
place Ike home-none Ike our own
hautls home IN The South. !
IT'S The cline % the heart. u. the shrine
Of The sun
Where The sky ever shines with apa,sion.
ate glow,
Ani flowers spread their Treasure. n
-, vF'mson aud suDwi
where the brceie, DER bright waters. w,n
Incense along,
AMI gay t'Fds arc glancine In hcan,v
and song,
and PLAIN.
And ne beet gife u Eden, ua,hadswei.
rsmaln.r
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The oAyo.o

We have spent scyen vccl. n
travelling Moth url Eat, and i'd
Hol End a Iloi,I equal IN any re,y,c,
70 the G'yo'o, n Mcmphi,. Tho
ep'nione Of The Cuisine dcpar,wonr
OF q Hotel depends upon he fasirs
% The guests, bai IN all other re-.
specls there is 10 difference amorgs,
travellers. Hence We say hat In
point of coed 10 ms and furniture.
aud especially Ia vsaiis6en. The
Gayoso has nosupetior IN The Ua,ed
States.
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Cigars and Tobacco.

Mes'rs' GrsenbOaa { rarsrs,
have received a large lot Of fine
cigars, Of various brani.-,oms
e,'Fa fre They have, also, o,
hand q ues AMI superior auicl. Of
uerman Smoking Tobacco, aFciDcr
Fari'rics" brand, and several bo.s.
OF No. J chewing tobacco. We are
indebted to these courteous ,raa,..
men for liberal samples Of each Of
me above arsicles. and As, BY
p.ssase. ss profess to b j
" sA' ".sed." ~ prcsssaes u.
~. ga
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CtRE foe IuE BRoScutrls.-on,
OF cnr clcveres. sui mca reliatl,
frieads, .a,ys the Holly spras.
(Aiss,) Herald. informs US ,ba'
common mullen leaves, smoked i
a new pips~cuc 10 which tobacco
las never been usei-isa sure AMI
eare for bronchitis. The
'eneiy Is supple aud innOcrn,, and
the reach Of ALI Recollcc,
fha, this is no retired PHYSICIANS
but is gwen 70 Us BY a
Of cur city. shO has tried Il
himself, and seen |, tried on others.
md las never Known |, to fail IN
'Heeting a permanent cure.
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W. ulsl pea faianni8lse ia
sid ofilH hau,, laaDol a. Dn,,.
udIe TOY su "a III taey t,g.
.ana 10 auf opinlen llefa are hoac
@pie reHhy v you patronage lhan
Johe' 4 Jodsa, They have been
uiei "ad bose given satisfaction, 81
thai oa eaa safely ly them ngsin.
They are gd8aat young gcrll mgn.
and would be eind % zee ne ladies'
v 'h'Ir a'ers' notwithstanding they
Keep todry foods boz have orangt.
lae'hs, candy, apples, Oud Ipts Of
thugs TO eat,
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baiihg our recent fghs % the
Worm and L'sl' ss visited q great
aum''f q das lsveI'y e',abl.h.
m't'' Hna eao safiy ssy, chat We
found toas apaiot 70 that q cur
freud. y IL CLARK a CO. Mon.
pbi', Tshhel,ee, Their sloek Oh
F'e'' and prices are tqunl 70 any
We inoN u AZ, Nhofc, both In point
qualify aud ehennne.a.
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NEW PIANOfSrORE



Nj. Newell, the supsrin,enden,
Of the Mlss. 1 Tsan. Railroad. il.
formed US tina. the presen. tariff q
charges on freish, have been revised.
aud resscei. We shall notice ne
charges when We Sc, . copy Of 10
nss sariii. They have isca the
price for carrying cotton from p.as.
q to Memphis, 81 oss dolar and
ny cents per bale. 4, is better
late than never. bu, 10 our juds.
msns, this should have been done
long ago.
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kihs rtFieh - ~ ~ 81
N B metHh n tl1fIy
Mrs I fHr ~ I4(<
A. N. ! ItlIA A
n "A Hf { 80. tlstpaI 81.
<af ~ fmdfH ~ wa .Ti1t
w. w. Fl III tsh# 81 Al III
liueb ~ .st2 n.f lIsiaA ~.
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lfT " lfhFs ID A<l sAhn. We
ftey esfuan - lgi4ss klm u
sblt ~ ItIswssIsallm III. N
ffpt " Tsife ~ sua Likllha n
NJ ipalhlel ttsam " Ae pslism
hN 'aiAE " laafes sha thfaAba.
y ah llfY pauiei. a4AIs ten ;
lof IhAd Iaudaiph H. mDl,i.l
a hltf inter Fl tll# MNahall lsiaf4 :
Al Dr. tths u iita 80 ahi utna
~ f'ti6s ~ Iabaa n u, where
VIC AliFsiriTw Hfemeh lufnnd shs
Ala Ell flf aHl sftsl i've AnoH
army I'm asl'a. liz sgldiet.
fiAe : q lhg ga dafng bfasart NJ.
~ ga ihp alleallph all oxiaptl
'be 'mlmtyh II ueefY lflllsf.
.Wd Hhp lii afm nss haiieFrllN
= lHu' kt' bli, a0f be- Vaf b1 Ioapas
able % fuis0 ls faa, No fehnlee
mon Ve Geld aei by hs notle "a.
He pf ahi heroic 'o,thti linl,llel
al courage Hul mlfio,Am h
ali around him, Nhfn 'telt sinenl
tel mrsi to hsls imca, shl he
Inada lts appeurhfg, pale el,l
'haea'el, villa Wa AHA ,ln n,I
M hu nei iOr We, flo aicat heat
NasIal County vaimeaioeanA
an, ed Nv aas l9aslsl nd oa,tcd
W. yp hero,
SAGE fhgn IL iae leecme A N.
feu q l'anell cialr. aud (. oswN
rand lale before het nrAi,c reeplX
W. Gle Aanhle aiice Of A. ossok'
allow ao' Apa the gople ~ ~.
a niii no tosalis AIN. 10, II INN.
m q M elected. ,e. KIN
'ore Jack a. Oh MatsAali. mai ,,cy
seoIea'fs, REM mhe,in ny he
'0li'se a"d Patriotism Nro Out q
WI, a,fh a p~!ee' blaze of
'~Hihns'asm, e'rcl him 10 m, NOM.
90 be ,aay deyFe, AID lor ahiei h.
: qualified. .. q
Hiiy Springs Demos,at. |
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Speaking In Charleston.

col. J D. Williams, Secretary Of
1ho state Agricultural bureau. viii
'alfe'' tho people q Charleston,
lal'ahalchi county, on Mouiay,
The .ld lay q september, 1883.
An agricultural soeic,y will be-
organized.
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~ 6'8
s&ztKs!3JEsx
80 fTi fskItszfy n 81 AeY|e1 N.
~ nffs-ns h4af I'D nv s.fte5 II
lstsls & ~ / 4 ~ "A II
AFns l'ta ~ ths n AZ At
iHa a sfafhe eu1Aasish II
ia 81 fAss fbs ilfatn u ~ tehh
~ has laf ~ taffssr " ftFmaaa
N hniWHagd 4 elaiy H. H.
Isalg N I'ahult, 10 Naalns Che
VITA tate pro bwyaftf
N H. W. aeh. rIeAAsbll
~ y ~ IA, = n Fefst
VIE ffesiasnlfi
T. " ae, IlssaiIhs senpbg.
N " heAb, tanesp gldl ~
ffitiyl
\, M Clsbian, Ifassntf
a 'hifieF ess thrh nfafifi a.
~ tesg - ca 4. j. WAlAms,
teeelafy VI lap AFfitlffursI u nean
"a el8fIallh t1HNlflfe We ~
pointed, u &c maflns ffdm enth
Heat, y mtlait thef Respective
heats 70 ebiam mfHita ahl ~ q
plan ihe o. jet " Ne Society -
telanrlee 90 ~ Informed u H,clt
respective nominations B foraaraln III
q COPY u us l'apela slAa b t,ch
un mniign, ior Def No /, uei,
chosen, 3 II puler, 4 N uavN.
N. lt She lgn. Ssmlluri Ntlboaree
and d., Elsaflt.
IN Dsal Ne 3. w. &. NAVEL,
b !, Met dice, John lliaban. Sam.
uel Levers, an Johnl A DE ems.
Foi Heal NJ, y. james lm,,. !
Henry Daily. N J. Henson John I
slIanklc, and NJ. d Virgin.
Fos beat n. 4, w. q. rasu
Wm u. johnson. solomon small. |
L Ten hubbard. AMI y. II Ma lh,au |
fgr lIsat No, ., 10. Davis, VIM.
u l%iailer, David butts, rleeman
llby and J. B. FiAer.
On motion, The tollowlng Commit.
werr appolntci 10 prepare q salt.
ao'e Vcnsulullon and b Laws to
Govern tho future operations Of he
soelety J. l. lloole, a. ". Young.
.. Moore, j. W. Chaon. and 6.
u. Nelson.
On N liOn, i was anan;monay
tla, each mrmber should u.e
Utmost cxortio,s to advnnce me
interest Of the Society and souct
heir friends and scqaaintanccs d
~ establishing lie Society m.
"a q lf'm aud reliable bass.
4, No other busiusss bong suggested
nc Society adjourned t. meet on
the 9th day II oc,ob Der.
NJ. j. Walden.
PnEsipESr pso TEN.
JAMS l.. HoolE, see'orro hm.
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CrRsf oR ERysrrL.s.-Acores.
pondeh, Of the Providence Joana,
says iha' 10 ninety nine eases on,
Of every Lauircd, erandcric, an.
flied Us rcalticc will catrua,.y
cure the ersipelas. There Is No,
IA Instance known where ID has raihl
70 escc, a cure When faiihlslly 40.
pied, before the sefacr vas IN a
aylns state. Two or three applica.
'ious generally 10 tho work.
We know q some persons Who are
gu With shis distressing disease,
and have copied che paragraph FOR
their benefit. II is simple aud will
worthy Of a trial.
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{ MORE NEW o

j. H. 4 NJ. D. Keith. in lhcir
large. ncw, and handsome establish
men', are receiving the largest stock
Of Goods they have ever broasA, to
this market. Their stock vel
asserted and Of tho bot qualiy-
Nc bare examined Il, aud speak '.by
the card Look out lor their
posters, aud Advertisement, neat
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tada n, sa,
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Thu Comet.

Many Of our readers ore rcrhap.
not aware % the faci tia, . beau,i.
fal comet has beca and can s,iil te
'een every evening between dnk
aud tine O'Clock, near the Norsh
star.
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Cotton.

: The price Of cotton Is abou. Twelve
cents, at this time, but We advise
our friends no, to sell Tor less thau
Wfsen cents IN god. Tho CROP
viii tc one. third short, q, least.
Such Is cpr opinion, tu, We NAV BE-
mistaken.
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HRy Springs Democrat.

Rsrtav ~ NJ, rrn wrSn 1wo
-. Wa faqa VAxsgA.-.Abom ris,,
months ago, a couple Of Slaves mafe
their escape from W. WIN. r.
vrcaa, OF Bourbon caanty. Ken.
iaey, and moesgi to re, ava,
'cscat isse C-n1da. Tai5 IRA, NJ
'oare easay rs,s,cl as Mr. C-,,n.
made w cGrftso pursue ,AcE,. con.
aaa,ns 'as. they Nesl s;a,eel,
s ". ke.rits stiia,t Their viii
ioes Nese Yang iuea. Tie o,G 81 u,,
se'hg 'n'eh over ,sel,Y, had Leo.
ero2ght up ia tho lam.v. anlI.J
experience | klpl irea,psa,, =. ,hs
''qast VII slov-.lor. ls,os,"s
VIVID OF their .psll NJ li5e,tv. ia,
asoi. a week ago sen, h,m te,1c,
iro'n \ ofohic. IN which he Was h.
i05ined Ml,>d b. wankl m, sn
mem tyheie'1 H.ousy 10 bear ih..r
ySPse'e. they vea.Irearn h col
he'sgsh' aml .,eaa.,. usoy,o
81 p Of iHe leiier. Cfeta s,,.iin
p'girsa rsrsyra ami upon reaea.
'''s iyrgs'e, Ton ! IL dmcal,y n
'se'ssf'ae the ~laspisss. VI, had
IS ,ss'"s oa' a very plscar.os.
eals'elee s'nec iLey nd eL,al,st.
tns'f neS'c'a lazy s,acA to shcr
asser.a'aai'en 70 nSssmpany their
s,' mss'gr Aoms, AMI yesterday he
arsM rlla lasn 10 las sry. ee
Bourbon ecan,s-t.ss.a.
"''' e'''"frfal la asa
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Telegraph Cable.

We have = eersine specimen Of
ne great Atlantic Cable. ia cur
'alss' for psblic insreesiss. Ans
Pssssa having . asiss 70 80
ell sa1 h ~. !