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re- Judge Curtis, member of the
Territorial Legislature, died at Lawrence,
shortly after the adjournment. of deliriuna
tremsns. We didn't know'that the Free
State party elected soap-sticks to the
Legislature. We won't mention poor
Jenkins, of Marshall, any more
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MIND How You TALK.-On account of
other urgent engagements, Gen. Lane was
unable to gil his appointments at Iowa
Point and Highland, on last Saturday.
On Sunday, stranger was travelling to-
wards the Point, from the South, and
overlook farmer, who happened to be a
strong Pro-Slavery man. The stranger
inquired Of him if he was on the right
road to Iowa Point and on being an
swered in the Affirmative, he then asked il
there had been Free State meeting there
the day before. what speakers were present,
and what kind Of an attendance it had.
The farmer told him that large crowd
had gathered there, to hear Jim Lane
speak. but no disappointed them-adding.
rather emphatically. that he believed
the id scoundrsl was afraid to come!'
He then expatiated extensively upon the
sins and rascality Of Jim LAM, with
which his nearer seemed to be greatly
entertained. Arriving in town, they
stopped at the tavern, where the stranger
was Immediately surrounded by crowd.
who greeted him warmly. The farmer
inquired who that man was, that was
making such stir. Why. it is Gen.
Lane" was the reply. by Godr" ex-
claimed the farmer, "he's the very man
that l was cursing Lane to, for the last
hour !" He did not make himself very
conspicuous, during the remainder of bis
stav in town, that day
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A Bishop ALMOST CASoNIzED.-A
young man in Oregon, by the name of
Bishop, was knocked down with q gun
by another man, few days since. The
Bishop took the floor. but disappointed
the audience, by remaining speechless.
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~ Godey,s LadE's Book. for Marc

E Godey's Lady's Book, for March,
has reached US. with its wonted punctu-
atty. We have so often commended
Cooley. that We are at a loss for new
words to do so again. We can only re-
fer the reader TO our former notices. aud
recommend every lady 10 subscribe.
Philadelpbia-S3 a year.
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~ We believe writers have been
found, to endeavor to justify. in a meas
ure, the treachery of Benedict Arnold,
and whitewash his character. Now, a
writer Fanny Ferns husband has writ
ten book. making out Aaron Burr one
of the best of men. Can't some one be
found. to come to the rescue of poor
Judas Iscariot, ESQ?
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A HUMAN CURIos1TY-Wm. Ball, of
Oregon, has six toes on one foot, and FIVE
on the other. About a year ago, he had
six on each foot; but having placed one
of them under the influence of circular
saw. he was deprived of it. Now he has
only eleven altogether.
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~ We can now inform our anxious
readers that, at last accounts, Buchanan
was not dead and, what is worst of all,
there is not much prospect of it. But
"where there is life. there is hope
Watch and prayl
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r. Congress has NOT as yet made
much progress on the Kansas question.
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~ We are informed that the health
of Judge Watson, of Holt. is slowly inn
proving. His illness has been long and
severe. We sincerely hope that he may
soon be ION soot'' again, and-able 10
attend to his affairs. -
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-03-11

re- The difficulty between Clay and
CulIom has been amicably adjusted, and
no blood nor nothin' split
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We have just received the returns from
Iowa Point. 1t appears that the voters
there were under the impressionthat there
was but one Constable to elect. The fol-
lowing is the vote:-
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~ We see it stated that H. Rives
Pollard, formerly assistant editor of the
Leavenworth Herald. has been appointed
by the President, Consul to Bangkok.
We hope he may be more acceptable to
the Siamese than he was to the people Of
Kansas. Mr.. Pollard is a young man,
and a native of Virginia. He figured
cOnspicuOusly at the Kidnapping. tarring
and feathering of Phillips, nearly three
years ago.
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obe kansas Gbisf.

WHITE CLOUD, KANSAS:
Thursday, $50: March II. 1855
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INFLAMMAroRY RHEUMATISM.

GENTLEMEN am at a loss to express with words the
satisfaction gives inform you of the benefit have
received from the use of your Pain Killer. About one
year since ked with the tory rheum-
atism being unable walk for eight weeks besides the
confinement the house, the pain experienced no
tongue describe But the object Of this
Letter On the 9Th of December last had
atiaok than before Immediately commenced using the
Pain Killer made by YOU which, to my surprise, mmed
atey relieved of pain, and saved me the necessity OF
being confined 10 my bed for day. IL Is now eleven
days since the auack, and the Inflammation has entirely
subsidized. My limbs which tremendously swollen,
have assumed their natural shape In short entirely
well and feel bound by the common sympslhes of my
nature for those who may be thus afflicted 10 make the
above statement, that all may The Pain Killer
that time, expense, and world suffering may be pre-
vented.
HENRY WEED Clerk,
III GeneSes SHett, INCA, N. y.
Messrs PERRY DAVIS & Son.
For sale in Washington by William Ballantyne book
seller, Seventh street. IL
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WASHINGTON ITEMS

The Washington correspondent of the Phila
delpbia Press says that Senator Bigler has
written a letter to the Hon. Frederick P. STAN
ton, complaining of the course of the Admins
tration in Kansas.
The same correspondent as above remarks
''The President is determined that Lecomp-
ton shall be made q test in the Pennsylvania
elections. As he is now at Bedford, he will no
doubt send for Mr.. Biddle Roberts, Chairman
of your Democratic State Committee, who re-.
sides at Pittsburg, and instruct him how to
make the points. Query? Will the Democrats
on that committee, who do not believe in Lee
compton, agree to accept the new decree about
L be rendered to them?"
1t is rumored that The British Government
intends to build railway over their own terri
tory on this continent, uniting the Pacific and
Atlantic.
General Robles, the Mexican Minister, has
left for Mexico, on a temporary leave of alb
sence. His Secretary will act as Charge DAT
fares during his absence.
Lord Napier, having been present in Wash
iugtou for a few days, to agree with General
Cass upon a general policy of emigration to
Fraser river, has, after sending dispatches to
Governor Douglas, left for Nahant, where
Lady Napier and his family are staying.
There is no intention whatever of withdraw
ing the ten million loan advertised by Secretary
Cobb, as sbsurdy reported. The Secretary
wants every dollar which he can beg or borrow,
and the present spasmodic improvement in the
customs revenue is not expected to continue be.
yond the present fall imports.
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As means of removing pain from the body,
no medicine has ever acquired q reputation
equal to Perry Dsvis's Pain Killer. The sale
of this article has exceeded ell belief. But it
has real merit, and that is suficient.-Nepport
and CovingtoB Nsos. "a
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REV. DR.. CHEEVeR'S ADDRESS


THE AMERICAN MISSIONARY ASSOCIATION,
BOSTON, MAY 81, 1883.
" The Commission from God Of tie Missionary En-
terprise, against The SIN Of Slavery; and the
responsibility on the Church and Ministry for IL,
fuifiment"
at should be read and studied by every citizen and al
every fresde and family altar in America We have
space this morning for review OF this remark able
production but cannot refrain from expressing
hearty approval OF the manifest,
Cnrsian and complete and powerful exposition OF
sinfaness OF American Slavery that human tong
uttered or that any pen has written. lis great
cellence and ITS power IN its perfect rHLfnes It's
facts facts and cannot be denied its arguments
logical, and cannot be overthrown; its conclusions
vabe, and cannot be escaped its denuncations
meriied, and aimed only al the guilty We only
surprised the sustained power, the exhausIess
fiery energy that pervades it, om the FIRST syllable the
last II is terribly effective blow at Slavery; il is an
exngaisher for doughfaces it will be WELDON ed Is all
lovers OF truth, justice, and liberty II ought fail upon
the Church and the nation like prophets voice speaking
for humanity and for God Boston AlaS and Bee
Price five cents per single copy fifty cents per dozen
three dollars per hundred Postage one cent each Or
ders solicited by
THOMAS HAMILTON,
COG as Beekpqdu street, Netc York
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N n r &c e
N y i u Il
IyOR SALE. Patent State Ststes R,vhts yranted

NOR SALE, Patent State States Rights granted a
Il John T.. Clokey, Of Washington, d. Z for The
OF fourteen years from The Both Of March, sos for
in opening and closing outside window blinc
and shutters from the inside, without raising the
The bland opened and firmly held against the ce
the weather boarding wall excloAc all rat.:s
or shaking by the wand. II is done much easier AID
with greater control the blind than In the usual
OF raising the sash II adds greatly the strength OF
blind shutter and the inside window
sill or seat. They readily put In old
window frames.
The above Improvement may be manufactured of cas-,
maleabe, rough iron brass, gutta percha Tie
entfon of hardware and the ade general
y is invited 10 the above All builders and others 10
have examined it, express their entire Satisfaction snc
believe il will require vigorous supply equs Inc
demand from the fact thai they be made at prces e.
suit all. The above will be sold very Reasonable
terms. Apply TO the Pateniee, ..
JOHN Z. CLOKEY,
500 Washington Csty, ID. G
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Kansas Election.

Learenicorth, august 4, oia BooneriNe, Au.
gust 7, per United States Express Complete
returns from Leavenworth county give major.
ity of l, 748 against the Lecompton Constitution
bill.
Partial returns from Shawnee, johnson, and
Franklin counties, increase the majority
against the bill to 4,704. The total vote of
these counties, as received, is GAG. 1t is
thought the whole vote of the Territory will
reach 500, and the opponents of the bill
claim q majority of 5000. Topeka cast 246
votes against the bill, and 10 for it, and Lecomp-
ton 1872 against and u for it. Nothing has
yet been received from the southern and west
ern counties.
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NO. COG.
For the National Era.
HE SYST { R S /.
A Picture by Barry in the Boston Atheneum

Picture by Barry in the Boston Atheneum'
The shade for me, but over thee
The lingering sunshine still,
AS smiling, TO the silent stream
Comes down the singing rIll.
So come TO me, my little one,
My years with thee share,
And mngle with sisters love
A mothers tender care.
But keep the smile upon Thy lip,
The trust upon thy brow,
Since for the dear one God hath called
We have an angel now.
Our mother from the fields OF heaven
Shall still her ear incline;
Nor need we fear her human love
Is less Tor love divine.
The songs are sweet they sing beneath
The trees OF life so faIr,
But sweetest OF the sounds of heaven
shall be her chIlcren's prayer
Then, darling, rest upon my breast,
And teach my heart 10 lean
With Thy swee, trust upon the arm
Which folds US both unseen,
j. w.
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SHERMAN'S SPEECH IN GERMAN.

fINHE admirable speech of the Hon John Sherman, OF
J. Ohio, The Expenditures Of The General Gortr1l-
nenf" has just been issued in the German language, i'll
pamphlet OF sixteen pages.
Price dollar and twenty-five cents per hundred
copies, postage free. The III English seventy bve
cents per hundred copies, free OF postage. Address
L.. CLEPHANE,
60 SEC Nat Repib. Association, Washington, ID c.
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LITERARY INTELLIGENCE.
STAND UPF FOR JESUS!"

The brief ballad thus entitled occasioned by the death
OF Rev. Dudley A. TyngJ and which has been widely
circulated by the daily and weekly press and in other
FORMS about be republished by T. H. Stockton 400
Chestnut street, Philadelphia, in handsome duodeclmo
volume of Is pages, varioasy and beautifully illustrated
II will contain
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Of Boston, Bradbury ofNew York, AID Bower OF Phila
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The work is electrotyped, and will be issued in the
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results great usefulness Tits especially adapted TO
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y sent by mail.
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DY Man OF liberal educ alton, and twelve years
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TREES AND PLANTS.

CATALOGUE OF the Choicest FiuiIs, FlOws
"A Trees, Shrubs, Roses, &c, will be sent on sPpl
ton. Carriage of all Packages paid 10 New York
h. NJ. WATSON,
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A LII Friends of lmbece and Feeble Minded Childrei
IA please procure Circular, gratis, of
DR.. GEORGE BROWN,
5S Barre, Massachusetts.
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TO all concerned in the great enterprise;
viding fer an illumination of the City HallS
requesting Cyrus w. Field, Esq. to sit foe
portrait, to be placed in the g ,vernor's
in the City Hall. a.
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GROVER & BAKERS

FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
495 Broadway, New York.
10 Summer street, Boston.
$50 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
Iron Hall, S1s Pa. Av., Washington, D
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And IN all the principal cities and villages of the Tn
Slaies.
III These Machines are now justly admitted 10 be
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one be cut
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AARKEfS.
sALTrMoR1 MARuf

fully prepared to Tuesday, August 10, 1855.
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The United States Government has av /, led
to Charles x. Ferguson, owner of the ship, iare.
fordsbire, of London, the sum of $2,547,S de.
tention and expense incurred by that ves /. in
rescuing the passengers and crew of tba hip
John Gilpin, wrecked of Cape Horn, aud III ing
them to Bahia also to Capt. Thomas s. s. Oft,
coausnder Of the Herefordshire, servic. OF
silver plate, eousieting of six pieces, for his no.
BILE conduct on that occasion,
The tide of customs revenue is gradual. r.
sing, that at New York last week ing
$s45 200, of which but $54, 900 was in Tret cry
notes
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Ner York, Aug. s.-The mayor has sent q
message to the city councils, recommending
the extension of the hospitality of the CITY to
all connected with the Atlantic cable expedi.
non that the citizens be requested to illumi.
nate their dwellings and places of business, and
'nat the public buildings be illuminated on the
brstion.
Resolutions were adopted by the council, ten.
oering thanks and Offering municipal dinner
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Possessions. But her Msjesty's Government
must necessarily ascertain in the first place how
far the charter of the Hudson Bay Company
bears upon the question, and then, generally,
from the law off GERS of the Crown, whether any
legal considerations require attention on the
part of her Msjesty's Government. in connection
with this question.
The undersigned has the honor to renew to
Mr.. Dallas the assurances of his highest consid-
Grafton. MALMEsBURY.
&c. N. Dallas, Esq., &c." 81
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pRoposALs FOR LIVE OAK. 4,



Bureau Of eonstrucuon Equipment, &C, June Ia 1900
SEALED PROPOSALS. delivering q prom'soa
live timber NAVY al huey chares~h
Brooklyn Philadelphia Gosport and Warrington, VIII be received
this bureau until O'Clock, the 18th day Of july 1888
proposals be endorsed Proposals. fr L,e cds tns e
letters The oncrs may DC
the whole quantity al any
be accompanied by guarantee
the form of which Is herewith given. a,
The rs 900 cubic feet 10 be will be the fol
lowing proportions cubic siding rs and 10 inches
Ia and IL inches and 10000 cubic ael SIDING
inches IL equal quantities Of each siding
10 aud 10 inches be IN leng from Is
rs e and keeson be longer
the from IL 20 and large
foregoing be straight OF he9 and 10 inch timber
from 10 10 IA feet and three ahs Of the quantity
have ~ 80 inches the
length given half tho number these pieces have from the
than the siding The lumber must be cut
within 80 miles OF the be delivered Ia the
expense subject the usual In
Bpecton, and 10 the entire approval Of tho bureau
September before the ars day febru
AIRY, 1859.
The department
bidder rservng right decline making contract for
chase and delivery shall then deem unneces
sary disadvantageous the public service.
estimated will DO required TO the
collateral security is will
each delivery until the contract
In pcae by yard will be by navy
agent point delivery within thirty days after lis
70 him. tHfH fE e4tsts5 - tEN-I
that default be made by tho
the quality place provided then
his will forfeit and the United
exceeding the total therein
delivery
Congress provided approved March s. 1873
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No. 6lO.l
mo. 6l0.l
Notice Of the Enlargement of the Detroit and
Saginaw Districts I'm the State Of Michigan.

TN PURSUANCE Of the act of Congress-, approved
1855 enlarge the Detroit aud ssgi
Michigan hereby declared and made
"Chcboygan District,
lies line dividing townships rs and ~ morrill, and
The line dividing and west VIII be attached 20 we
arin pstrct July and The
be thereafter subject 70 entry at The office
OF the present "theboygan District
lying dividing Is and 70 north and cast f
tho dividing ranges Including the Island Of 1d
from and Alter the
da,o subject sale and entry at Tho land office Mt
nrnor. -. -, - :
Given my city Washington this 7h day Of
June, A. u. 1883 f THos. A. fihNDhlchs
June s-y6w Commissioner OF tho General Land Oaloe
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mo, 6l2.
Notice for the Restoration OF Certain Lands
to Market in the state of Michigan.

TIME grant of land made by the act of Congress,
approved 1885, the STATE of Michigan, TO aid in the
Railroads therein menoned been
authorize the release withdrawal OF the lans
described hereby that all the vacant offered
outside mcs each side the Grand Rapids
Indiana Fnt and PIERRE Marquette and the Dero and
Railroads. situated u the aforementioned townships
selected said
Congress- legally claimed by prcempon and
private entry at the date Of ,hdfdcd win be
stored private entry the places hereinafter
specified the ordinary minimum OF 81 70 per
IONA Monday the sicenM day Of August
n@n, viz
North Of base line and pet Of Me principal meridian
Townships TO- H. H. 49, A. u.s. H. 49, 10 and co. range
eleven @ etN .a...as. ..sas -s E.E-l.aE
Townships TO- H. 12 IS, a. is, ~ 49, 49, and TO- of
range twelve .s =, ~. s go. 81. =
Townships H. ~ Is, A. 49, 10 49, 49, and 49, Of
Townships &c. H. IS, H. 10, IT, 49, To- and 20, of
townships g. TO- So TO- IL 49, 90 FRANCE nfteen
Townships A. TO- 49, 49, H. 49, and 90 Of range six
teen.
townships s. TO- 15 TO- II and 90 range
TO- IT, Is, l9 and 20, of range eighteen
Township 49, Of range nineteen 49, ~ #,sr
At Monday, the Sixteenth day 81
august nert, viz: ..Faatl taa tsaa. ~ na.
North Of Of the principal meridian
Townships 81 o. 49, 25 es 80 a. and S. of range
thirteen.
Townships 81 49, 49, a. IS 49, a. 49, range
Townships o. az 23 81, and 2S Of range eleven
row wn g. r. ss So 81 and 81, q range aie
Townships o. 2s 90 49, 81 and so, Of range eight 20
4 Township 49, OF range seven s 49, as.
Given my Washington eighth day
june Domn thousand eight hundred and fifty eight
TIIos A. HENDRICKS, .r.f
Commissioner OF the General Land Office
June lo-w'ds FHE III.