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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-12-22

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will Be sane enough to eat roast turkey
with then % Christmas day.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-12-22
A NEW BOOK.
HEROES & PATRIOTS
OF THE SOUTH:
CoMPRIsING LIVES Oh

COMPRISING LIVES OF
GENERAL FRANCIS MARION, VII.
LIAM MOULTRIE, GENERAL
ANDREW PICKENS. AND
GOVERNOR JOHN RUT.
LEDGE.
With Sketches Of Other DiStinguiaia
Heroes and Patriots rho Ssrred IA.
the Revolutionary Var, in the SOGb-
sTn STATES.
BY CECIL B. HARTLEY.
With engravings from original designs,
BY G.. G.. WHITE. One volume, limo,
cloth. Price s1.00.
From tie Preface.
The purpose Of the work is to record
the actions Of some Of the most celebra'
ted Of the many heroes and patriots who
distinguished themselves by eminent ser
vices in the Revolutionary War, in tk
Southern States of the Union.
Among these, General Marion. who"
life occupies considerable portion Ofth'
volume, was one Of the most remsrkA'l.
characters who figured on the grand
theatre of war in those times that "trel
mems souls" Marlon's achievements
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General Moultris. the illustriOu' de-
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prises, and one of the most useful Of AZ
the general officers who assisted IN Fsco''
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nv.
Governor Rutledge, rendered services
to the cause Of the most important n, ,.,,
and displayed q character and 'oir
equal to ever emergency Of those erl'i'N
and perilous times.
OF several other military ComnsIaa,,
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to which we were limited. II,
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-12-22

~ Thermometer, this morning, 8
degrees below zero.
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1t is again promised that Senator Gwin
viii bring forward his Pacific Railroad
bill. at an early day. in the approaching
Congress.
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UAion meetings have been held in
Philadelphia. Boston. &c. The Balti-
moro Patriot ridicules and the st. Louis
Republican sneers at them.
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| A Neutrality-suspicious. Clark, 0:
Missouri, has betrayed his slave selling
constituents, by entering into coalition
with rsnting Abolitionist. to extend the
circulation of an incendiary publication.
Congress had no sooner assembled, than
Clark stirred up an excitement on the
subject of Helpers "Impending Crisis. I"
which excitement is still kept up, and is
thereby advertising the book more wide
ly, and giving it a more extensive sale.
than any other means that could have
been adopted. Clark and Helper are
smart. They had an understanding Of
the matter beforehand. Clark was to
bring the book into notoriety, for which
Helper was to give him half the profits
They are making a good thing of it
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-07

MARRIAGE IN Quick TIME.-It is proverbi-
al in Minnesota, "if any one wants TO get mar
ried, attend Miss BIS SCHOOL, The WOO
ing is "done up in quick time" The most ex-
peditous case in which ! was especially inter
ested, was that of young miss offifteen. One
evening as she left the school room, noticed
a tall six-iooter standing at the corner of ava
cant lot, who joined her as she passed along.
The following day she was not in her accus,-
toned seat, and on the third day she entered
for her books, saying, with happy counte-
nance. that she should mot be at school any
more" "Why not ?" Inquired. "Oh, Twas
married, yesterday !" she replied. why did
you not acquaint me with your intentions, my
dear? This is altogether too great sur
prise - 81 should have done so, had known
il myself but he never asked me until yeSter.
day, and we were married last evening.
"You have known him well, presume = 81
never saw him until the day before. He ask
ed me. and didn't like to say No. so | am
a married woman "--Hanict 3. Bishops First
y ears Of Minnesota.
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miscellaneous.
CHTY OLE WORCESTER-Tn either u

4 lTTY OF W0RCESTER.-To either of
- the Consables of the City of Worcester GREETING
In the name of the Commonwe of Massachusetts
you are hereby required forthwith. notify and warn
the inhabitants of the Wards qualified to vote
for Senators and Representatives the General Court to
meet in their respective Ward Rooms on Monday the
ninth day of May next at II O'Clock, noon then and
there to give in their votes by ballot for or against the
following Article of Amendment TO the Constitution
agreed to by the last and present General Court.
"ARTICLE OF AMENDMENT:
No person of foreign birth shall be entitled to vote or
shall be eligible to office unless he shall have resided
within the jurisdiction of the United States years
subsequent to his naturalization, and shall otherwise
qualified according to the Constitution and this
Commonwealth; prouided that this amendment shall
not affect the rights which person of foreign birth
possessed at the time of the adoption thereof and pro-
uided fher that it shall affect the right of anv
child Of citizen of the United States born during the
temporary absence of the parent therefrom.
And every person qualified to vote as aforesaid NAV
express his opinion said article amendment without
expressing in his ballot the contents of said article;
the form Of said ballot shall be follows: Amendment
to the Constitution, Yes or mo-"
The polls shall be opened at II o'clock NJ, and shall
Witness A. H. Bullock, Mayor of the City of Worces-
ter this eighteenth day OF April the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and fftv-nine.
By order of the Mayor and Aldermen,
SAMUEL SMITH, City Clerk
a copy. Attest, JAMES MCFARLAND,
mz Oft Constable OF Worcester
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-07

FOR SALE-A very desirable House
= and Lot centrally located. Inquire of
f4 diff L. w. VAIL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-07
Zeal estate.

- FOR SALE OR TO LET.-A
HI. large double house Main street: two tenements
hz II rooms each, in complete repair with furnaces
and other modern improvements the residence of j.
C. Ripley, Esq. Inquire of II. BLISS
February Is, 1859 diff fig
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TERMS OF ADtERTIsINe.

ADVERTISEMENTS published. either in the DAILY ar
WEEKLY SPY for sl0O square for three insertions.
and 20 cents for each subsequent Insertion Ten lines or
less) constitute square" Advertisements orlered
inside, or in prominent place. also those largely
displayed will charged extra rates Contracts by the
year may be made liberal terms
~ All transient Advertisements must be paid fs
Gdranee Yearly regular advertisers will be required
to make quarterly payments
~ No gratuitoNs AduerHsemenfs No report reso
luons or proceedings of any corporation society or
ASSOCIATION and no communication designed call atten
uol to any matter of limited individual interest can
De inserted, unless paid for as an Advertisement.
- The Publishers will not hold themselves respcu-
charged for the Advertisement.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-07
FURNITURE PAINTING AND
4 VANISHING.

GAUL'S PHILADELPHIA ALE AND
~ PORTER, superior article put up in half bbls.,
expressly for family and recommended by Physici
ans generally, as being very healthy beverage For sale
by j. 5. HILL,
M Mppba pStrpn
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SALES AT AUCTION.

n LBERT n. NICoLAY AUOTIoNEER asGUL.AR
LAY yin ssl this day June . at tx O'clock at the Me-
Ciiizeps' bank stocks; Empire .y Home Mercantile Ms.
rue East kyer North aiser, Wall street, drosers aud sk
celsior nsurence stocks Portsmouth - D. and Ameit
can Express s.h Avenue Railroad Union Rubber. tyra
York and Newfoundland Telegraph socks Peora Chicago
&essah H. Crosse and MI sautes sarosd cent ssrs
menie Valley Raj road II per New York aud rew Ha
bonds
Securities received in addition the regularly advertised
list during sac Next egular sale monday June ~
Regular auction sales Of stocks and bonds every ara
Thursday or every day. whenever required A. "a
the Mercbans and bonds p,usn aad shd
private sale and the Brokers' Board Interest allowed
deposts dividends collected large variety OF bank
securities constantly hand
Stock suconeer broker and banker. NO Broad street
nj private sse ALBERT II. NICOLAY
B-Wii remove few days TO the spacious office 50
william street. near Wall. Notice will be given OF time OF
movA.
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A JNo j. RENNIE, AUCIIoNEaR, OFFICE 70 MAS

JIM j. nENNlki AUOkloNEcn, OrrlCE ~ MAS
Peremp.ory sale of magnificent household furniture.
Elegant rosewood drawing room SUITS superb octsv
Book case eegeres Frenchate pier and mantle mirrors
caraSS IsonSs And o hasassrs
sse s snS sysr SSSfs
Sixth avenue catalogue embracing the largest and rches
assortment household furniture offered reason
Cabns,ms isrs Ko,h Bodne aud persmp.ory 80
rain shine Catalogues at the house rning OF sale
IN fruit COVERS and three coored ssu
ang Of two tete tote sofas tSo two reception aud
centre tables auarS marble oach the
SUITS rosewood eegere mirror DOORS and marble ops 60
sscsetairs and book case, lined vita satin wood
1adys work table, aot. and side tables antique
deiisrs for present BY Marco Laprany
Co. and coat $50; oil paintings BY kanney Cole Hunting
West Point by Hunsy The Holy Family superb copy Sy
Eeeres match psintngs in England painted By
sEv ss1 ~of eAt p1ANovoRrE
four round carved legs and nsid With PEARL
and solid pearl seys oversrubg pahe aud all the modern
brocsde rench cloth cover music ra k BOOKS music 81
Psran Art!e stuees bsqu, AID Dresden china and
Chsremsene, painting and music the Seasons Dinns
Fourteen feet extension dining table, bullets rs but
gany decorated tea Set Al pieces richly and engravei
ruby cryesl glass ware decaaiec gooes wine5 ch
service silver plated casters cake baskets. napkin rings
forsa save coffee ucos ivory handle kaives and
mirror rosewood and g ffamts; clock Fl days.
epitoons BedroomYsecoud Bt0r solid carved rood
con 10 mstcb and dressiog and
toilet tables nch china toilet set &c half
lows sedsoom and fourth st,rias naaosan, aoss
rockers beos.esds washst.pds book rack ingram ctrpe
rugs curtains &e &c Also large as,ert@ens base ae
rain or shGe
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UANpsoxG HOUSE HOLD rUaNIrgaa, WITH rae

HANDSOME HOUSE HOLD FURNITURE, WITH TdE
costly cocon OF chaste aud works of contained
10 the elegan, residence No i2 West Twenty - street
suconeer Parties from distance thai the house
replee with every elegance regulate for fashionable and
c)sy farnhed residence all OF watch 0c absolute and
reremptry sale ard perfect order having been used but
short tine Cnnssng VI elegant carved rosewood paror fur
nrs cutie two full Butts covered In rich crimson brocs
tel etegeres with mirror fronts Turkish lounges
wh and volAire chxrs to match; elegant pier
With basea; brocade and lace curtains marble top CENTRE sofa
In b,oeade; we've. and tapestry carpets; collection Of
pxror ornaments &C magnificent ormou chandeliers
and gas rures Disng extension table, soui
dining cbais covered 10 antique rich silver
French and Bohemian china rub and crystal cut glass pearl
stescs marble top dressing bureaus wsshstand
commods cbeva glasses French shades oval and foenne
eighteen large hair mattresses wood suit In bar
CLOTH French ensrAyng rich china vases ete ees French
cottage spring chairs rockers clocks two
peor sofs bedstsads wsrdrobes Freuch toilet sets buh
Elegant rosewood octave pisnoforte richly
carved used three onths NTH large quantity uailor
chamber and dining furniture not enumerated. No post
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AmCsEnrusnr.

n~oN>~~>>>>N- ->N~~~~~~--~>,.
" sbSia,ss ygousssps
THOSE poPn shiasr Ixs nsssr e,AYxss
- AND FAD. W. ,.
7Hosx CAPITAL ssE ssEssSTAflyEs
TEX IsIsn BOY aud yANKgE argL
InIsIT ABLE
THaT CHARMING CoxADEYxz.
sss sosa OF rss sRgssrH,
received each nish wi'b a .o-,
7EG GNDiAS PJEsAs
a. - - puIeHrrULIv COOL
'"'' WIN = r gss KsiaHr or AHv.
Cor oer' 'nr1 AIMED The AS H. W J'fofencs
Cnsotoef Envoy OF Franco.
Manuel, Courier Of he pripces.
Guards. pages berAids pr.ess. Pessau.s
se rri sess Marina Kate sdTs
bnisG.s coarierr couriiers brii.smscs
DUn ING IKE lSIEhhlsSIOH
p--forro aedovs cos,posed By nr Cooks and tsdi
ess.e 70 Lns Forenres and before curtain viii
1ss performance viii conclude with pross1 sar-e
ny ~ erens ecsTed on It'd previous representation wh
= slsCaIEvoUs ANTE.
heress -ih the .eag Of the ssren.
With ossso on Ii violin sv NJ o s,95s s: %
Frow cap sple.or, o:ea
sTgen nr wo%ss Win eons Der Pod BrvsSesr
tidget old woman Of eighty. Mrs. W. ). Florence
nh. Pump danssuAe. vita grand dance = Ariel
jsssssy was .sAosasisr .sd Wy j Pr s,.,s,,.
songs were written sIpressy ar srs r<sn By
he husband, and have been Copyrighted
D'''' open n~' 4 Il 'i ssasSs : o'''I
rS VI. eH5 HES
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EXTEFsIyB SALE OF vALu ABLE HOUSE 5oLc Fur.
u piture heavy French pls,e pier aud msutel rr)rs
costy oil paintings speodd ~oot pianoiorts so1
wood paslcr bronzes rich velvet carpets &c
j. W. POHTEk auctioneer will cell 70 the hi yhen oil DER
Tor cash without Al day June % a. 0 ooos
elegant furniture eontaoed In t1e I'VE sory y
i,eenth street, west Of kightn avenue
ne pero-r contain superior velvet ca-pes three %sni
SOLO rosewood cults covered IN maroon bus SID sp
snd gold satin of the most expensive ascr Dg
u. a urki6h easy chairs In moqet and slsn brJ'stc
s , rnse wood reception and arm chsrs Covered II
centre ladies WIN rich atauary erbe tops axscisys
carved rose wood pier, sofa
three costly sosewo0d etogeres
doors az 'npoea expressly Tor TIE laies
with the racs chase and expensive or
der In france magnificent French pjer pn.s a,n -
and heavY god frame heavy embroidered Acs wi ~ cur
ainR and rnices large and exensye oil nu, "a
TIE whole forming avery pleasing COLLECTION ru,ers rise
wood piAnootle, full seven octave cegsl, nsai Vii
round tnhd plate and richly get wi kc OF pearl
q valuable and costly instrument; ROSEWOOD on,
vosed ia satin, with elegant and costly coyr
Dining roorHich velvet tapestry carpet in good ois
solid oak ex.cneIon table, all poishet In ice bss,
together with nil ruby and crystal glass wnes
champaSnea trmbcrs, COB so decAn.es 10 match; rich
CANA ven Efd enner SETS costly silver ware at Rid
fervce "a cc aslvers cste hAkts csstsS c.s AID
bs sp0oor ifks liquor atana superior table clt5r IN r
BILE piicsers &c
Chnaiocfs Costly solid rosewood bs i,'sa Is,
mJb.e bufeaua u .
match, over twenty pgre hair 20 ~ 80 r.
usdo 20 o. DER hnd Ia eNceieh c1adpa bot
mIrUss ciocks, toilet lshes
rrtkek tctss loubges couch bsds ball
cables La. th'e~ together vtb lsrgo
rent OF srurlee Mt Dcni>ned No pns,pouenr aric
gong cut 0. !he city can be packed al sale
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NROCERIEs, FIXTURES AND LEAsE-AUCrioN
" this day. at 10Y O'Clock at 25s West street. Latsht
sugar coffee SOAP about 30 feat awning counter sse
fonntsn drures one pipe pure GIN Alec lease OF store
for three years, at low rent; deposits required.
WELLINGTON A. DARTER, kucioneer
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n NJ MRRwIN. AUCTIONEER.
"A. BY BANGS. MEhWIN CO., trade sslesroorns NO. Is

Friday morning, june ~, at llSO'cl0ck.
yaisabl oil paintings by the old mastes ned In Rome
On the revolution Of 1885, them paintings by Tlsn
Csracci g. Peussn. Dominique Putt, Pacheco r. Moyn Rosa
de TvoM Casofolo and many other renowned artists ncud
ting painting OF tho immaculate Conception which has bsen
pronounced By some the original Murlo They
exhibition. Catalogues may be bad on Monday.
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fNAuri.N so rusu6ASN4a Os DlLLfAsp table,
30 nnsornPuops rsrAoDs In this c.'s Arc ecdssvrrng
rsn w, c>suons IT tables Oh zoe punii ny fs1y
stsC ust oeceir cbs1 ~ aeciug The Oater
x 10y e'soo siS ccst,ea tase tb oppo ruSy OF satnf
nv =" ote,aou ,ueong nj m3 pses has ever seeS
tt sue intor,n'nS he uhic penics the esaIfea t.ss
t VI 'np 20 "a. Ia isOps ths ,shlrny
hsf cnnof tsi sndev "a 6S 81 arc ,,.by street
. "a SGeSDo ruehirs g.. - tIIN
--~-'' 80
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TTNIoN JOCKEY CLUB ROOM 767 BROADWAY
y JUNE 20, 1859

Z JUNE 90 1859.
The following preamble and resolution unanimously
adopttd:-
Whereas this meeting Of the Club convened for the
purpose Of the ruhiuDess Of the
that have been current since the late between Flora Tenn
pie and Princess and, whereas many gentlemen have been
requested TO- attend this meeting who could of their per
sona knowledge evidence the truth alsity OF
such rumors having failed make their Appearance there
fore, be II
Resolved That this Club in the absence Of testimony
take action In the matter
BIZ order OF the Club. r DICKINSON, Secretary.
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uCDWAED ECHEEUE. AUCTIONkER.
~ ELk0ANf OIL PAINTINGS.
b& f. H. ECHkNUK will sell at auction n thursday un6
a. at II w. at heir sslesroom NO IS Nassau
ant coecon OF oil paintings which have uAt arrived fcod
Enrope, and have been exhibited be they consist
landscss marnes cab net and parlor pc.ure, and
all In rich frames lhey exh Jticn and will be
positively sold without the ~ leaving for
EUROPE. Among them viii DO found tho works Of
CUYF. DE BRAOKELER,
BERGHHA. eMET5,
WOuyERMANS, DEeSAIN,
bLMBRAhDT, VERBRUJOHEN,
HCRHMANS, VANDEVELDER,
And The public requ rtei
70 examine the above they viii be positively sold wi a,ut
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asr.x,s A. AUCTION.

a RARE OPPORTOHITY.--A 'aSMD uaa bsLs TO
plsnoforte AZ, &C This WIN be AN o.. d sntnos 70
PAPER sale 10 lake place al No 30 So enls street,
~ '0'' ''"'> henry r. LEgDg, .Auc.lansas
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syIiLIARDS-A CARD TO TRR PUBLIC
81 Mark now, now plain tails shall put you down -


she cause CT Collender against Sharp" brought
in the United states Circuit 25h Nav last
IT action fo- infrugementbg bsIefendan rp OF
LleRs Invention OF Michael Phtlsns bv the plau
IN assign ee on the l2n January l5S the called
tim consisting la the form Of the cuehen, It's being
~ called squs'e jaws" o. the teccnd day CT trial he
s66 The defendants evidoee had csncuslvey
his nothing at ali oat the plat ,f oiusel
tired withdraw juror Ttis was sbectad aud he
technical resaon ordered the Uon, expressly declaring
With The above view of the facts Thus he a, N
IN effect tr determined lad decided in the
fsvor; and the costs have snce been taxed paid
of ths psin tale the plaiol 18th euuivo
cston, ale8 hl no decson affecting one his patents
been rendered." Don't be humougRed into
exhobsnt prices for Inferior work by Hat OF pretended
psep," the before covering novelty
originality since a5sadoned seyirg provst
than vseess Judge for yourselves Test AMI try
tables ard cushons aud VIII ut the
dci already generally pronounced that they the
euhc the correct and The rest n FERNS liberal
and psicea low, ". !. Sill ARP, las Futo, street.
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THE TUT.


RnL ChEsIHAk AND TAR ~ .so me bsss
- Couse-!he great match for So W W h,,Se. and The
lgooo cay good track between the Aboy ssna nan J,s
pnrse race beweel Robert Walker Agato acIoc9 Owe,
the Esshou Course Club reserved for La &c
panied by gentle nhs ladies admitted fres ~
and return ,ns vs n W" Leave .acss
ste natiaro will leave Fulton slip M
nectog with The special train Mt Hunters Point The Second
and Ihrc avenue cars and Jersey C stages will
trains. D. G. 0hINNEII, T. r. A.
NREAT TRoTriNa MATCH AT ECLIPSE COURSE
VI Between Flora Temple IND the Calfornts Princess
on Thursday the sd instant Cara will the South FERRY
wi Woodhaven att r oS at iaser hour
provided he races are mol over ococh Tickets 70 and
from the course 20 cents A H. PALMER, Gen Agent
Ir'A FLORA TEMPLE AND PRINoEss
for - 600 two mile heats in harness play 70 be
toed on the Eclipse Course will ale place Thu
me 20 inst Good day and good track To start precisely
four O'Clock stand reserved for ladies
gentlemen. DICE INSON, Secretary
Union CoURsS, L. L--TROrTISG.-TaUgsSAY,
best three IN Ave- Ia harness John L. Doty Wea
philadelphia; p VOORHEES, names b. m Admission TO all
TTNIoN COURSE, l.. L-TRocTisG MONDAY. 9TH
aHa r. NJ. purse and stake for $50; two miles and
peat in haxness Mr. Hiram Woodruff names b. m Lady
Woodru1 u. 1almsn names stallion geo N. Pstchen: Mr.
Dan Pier names b. g. trown Dick The above teld Of
horses oeed ior pure and sisse OF $500 making
track in the tented time OF 2304 sS21a, 2se
23l4, 23i The public sec that such field Of horse.
the sates c tn. season. Each horse 10 Ace co.di
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