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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-03-10

The diplomacy of Mr.. Polk gave to
Great Britain the gold region on Frazer's
river, including Vaneouver's. In the
race between Mr.. Clay and Mr.. Polk,
every dirty National sheet in the Union
had inscribed on its mast head. "Polk
and Dallas, Oregon and Texas, $40 or
fight. Well, we did fight. but not with
Britain for 81 deg. 40 min. Mr. Polk
gave the boot, and fought with the Grip
Piles, and now it appears that he gave up
district of country exceeded by none
for value in gold discoveries. coal depos-
its, and general herding and agricultural
purposes. Such is Democracy. Now.
in what ought to be our own soil, our
citizens will have to pay heavy tax for
right to dig gold on johnny Bulls
possessions-obtained through the cow
ardice of the dominant psrty-LeriagtOn
Express u Ha irsiuia-e O. rs-a 6
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-03-10

AN INVENTION IMPORTANT TO PRINTERs.
We have received from the Inventor,
w. A. Hunter, Esq. an improved type
case, which we believe to be one of the
most important Improvements ever intro
duced into the composing room. The
improvement, which can be added to q
common case for less than dollar, con-.
sists of perforated zinc bottom, instead
of the ordinary wooden bottom. and a
wooden slide moving in grooves beneath
it. Through this perforated bottom falls
the type dust which now clogs the face Of
the type and blurs the printed letters. and
is moreover considered very unwholesome
to compositors. when constantly inhaled.
The dust is removed by the withdrawal
of the slide. Beneath the slide, also, is
placed a bellows, for drying the type
when wetted, thus saving much time.
The principle is excellent, and when
the inventor gets his manufacturing ma
chinery in perfect trim, we may expect to
see this useful invention in every printing
Office in the country. Those who desire
to test the improvement should address
w. A. Hunter, Bryan. Williams County,
Ohio.-Ddyton o. Empire.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-03-10

A RIGHTEoUs DEcIsIoS.-The English
lords of the bench decided at Westmin-
ster, about month ago. that it was a
principle Of common law that counselor,
in questioning witness should address
him in ordinary tones, and in language
of respect, such as is employed by one
gentleman in conversation with another |:
that such lawyer has no right to question
the private business or moral character
of witness any further than it is appar-
emit they absolutely affect his reliability
or touch the case in hand: and that q
witness is not bound to answer questions
put to him in an insulting or bull-doggis5
manner. If forced to answer by the
court. he will have his remedy in action
for damages. .t...atfir,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-03-10

DOUGLAS ON VERMONT was born
away down in Yankee land was born
in a valley in Vermont, with the high
mountains around me. love the old
green mountains and valleys of Vermont
where was born, and where played in
my childhood. I went up to visit them
seven or eight years ago, for the FIRST time
In twenty-odd years. When got there
they treated me very kindly. They in
vited me to the commencement OF their
college, placed me on the seat with their
distinguished guests, and conferred upon
me the degree of LII. D., in Latin, the
same as they did ON Old Hickory at
Cambridge, many years ago, and give
you my word and honor understood just
as much of the Latin as be did. When
they got through comforting the honorary
degree. they called upon me for speech.
and got up with my heart full and
swelling with gratitude for their kindness.
and l said to them my friends, YER
mont is the most glorious spot on the face
of this globe for q man to be born in.
prOridsd he emigrates when he is very
young.-Speeeh on the stump in Illinois.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-03-10

ACES OF Ep.rORs.-The accurate &C.
count Of the age Of editors given IN ths
Springfield Republican few days since.
has incidented the Boston Gazette to ths'
following: -.zirssQ
Col. Greer. Of the Post. is seventy
years old. Haskell, Of the Transcripts,
was born in 1901. and Rodgers. Of ths
journal. took part in the war Of 1914.
Mr.. Psngborn. Of the Atlas. il about Iif-
tys and Mr.. Clark. Of the Courier, was
an old man when we were a boy. Ben,
Psrley POore was . friend Of Mungo
Parks, and. though still fresh. mart be
very advanced. Bennett. Of the New
York Herald, is nineiy-tLree. 1890
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-03-10

A PIECE or WooD FoUxD FIFTY-srx
FEET BELOW THE SURFACE OF THE GROUND.
Yesterday forenoon, the contractor for
digging a well for Dom Piatt, on Dun
sett alley, below Pearl street, and between
Vine and Walnut, came across a log Of
wood. ftly-sir feet below the surface Of
the ground The wood was found upon
a gravel bed. Thirty feet down from the
surface was evidently made ground. while
below that. to the depth where the log
was found, the soil was solid blue clay.
The probability is, that at one time,
many years ago. long before Cincinnati
was digni6ed with . locality upon the
map, the Ohio River covered the ground
where this log was discovered--Ci Gin.
Gazette. tAl Pc 81
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-03-10

WASHINGTON ON SLAVERY. Wash
ington is made a responsible, endorser
nowadays, for a greater variety of opin-
ions than he could have anticipated
People will very naturally strain point
to gain the protection of his great name
for whatever pet of theirs they fear will
become unpopular. One Of the latest
instances is the following noble quotation
lin the N. Y. Evening Post, from a let
ter of Washington to Lafayette. in 1898.
which is thought to cover the "heresy"
of Stewards Rochester speech:
81 agree with you cordially in your
views in regard to negro slavery. have
long considered it a most serious evil,
both socially and politically. and 1 should
rejoice in any feasible scheme to rid our
States of such burden. ....-
THE Congress of 1877 adopted an
ordinance which prohibits the existence
of involuntary servitude in our north
western territory forever. l consider it q
wise measure. 1t met with the approval
and assent of nearly every member of the
States more Immediately interested in
slave. labor. The prevailing opinion in
Virginia is against the spread of slavery
into the new territories, and l trust We
shall have confederacy of free States"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-03-10

By the death of Dir. Hobson, Of Cal
cutta, a youth, now in the employ Of
printer in London, is suddenly put in
possession Of more than million and .
half sterling. II is said the young man
had no previous knowledge Of his rsIa-
ton. except as TO having once heard his
mother say she had 4 brother in India.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-03-10
WHITE CLOUD, KANSAS, THURSDAY, MARCH TO- 1859.

"wbsre the bright seraphin IN banning row
Their load uPliftsd angeltrunPsis blow,
And the eherubie host in thousand eboirs
Touch their immortal barps Of golden wires.
Wild hose juss spirits that wear vieiorous palms,
Hymns deVoat and holy psalms
Singing sverlasiingiy"-
his voice sank again, though it was easy
to see that prayer trembled on his lips
As strain of music fades into silence,
his tones fell away, fainter and fainter
and with the same seraphie light on his
eountenance his breathing ceased.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-03-10

The editor Of the Cleveland (Tenn. J
Banner has adopted the financial policy
of the times. As be is not anxious to
cause any distress among the large class
who owe him for subscription, advertising
and lob work. he has coneladed to sus-
pend the payment Of his own debts. and
thus relieve those who are indebted to
him. He says: a9.hf
"This is the policy Of the banks to
relieve the people. and IL the argument
holds good IN banking. It should also
bear with equal force upon printing"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-03-10
There is = land Of pure delight,
Where saints immortal reign !;
Infinite day excludes the night,
And pleasures Danish pain"

With faltering voices they sang the tn
umphant hymn. The old mans eyes
were fixed upon the steeple, which point
ed upward through the clear air. and
shone in the golden light of the sun. he
Kept time with feeble movement. and
once o. twice essayed to raise his own
wayering voice, A smile Of heavenly
beauty played over his pallid features as
the music ceased-a radiance Ike that
crimson glow which covers the mountain
top at dawn. he spoke almost inaudi-
bly, as if in trance then repeating with
muciaI flow the words Of his favorite
author,
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AsrMxGs, cArARRHE, coQUELUtHs. RHU-
Nes, rOux cOnv0IsevE, INrLANnSTtOSs DE
pourRuSG, etc. -Ccs affections s,snt 10 rd.
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ELIXIR .. D. GIuli .; ;..;: :::.ss'' ;.: PAUL GAGE
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PRISONERS sENTESoEp.--The following pris-
oners, found guilty during the month Of Sep
-tember, (the largest number ever convicted
within the same period, wero sentenced by
Judge Carter; Jesse Phillips, stealing a
mare and buggy, property Of j. r. & F.
Wright sentenced 70 four years in the peni-
tentIary. James Dawson, came offense, four
years. Abraham 8. Sheppard, larceny Of
wearing apparel, five months in jail. VIM.
Colly, found guilty Of receiving the stolen
property, also fve months in jail. Benz.
Watson, burglary of dwelling house, three
grand larceny, two years in the penitentiary.
VIM. Martin, stealing watch and chain Of 4.
g. Burt, two years. Michael Clifford, stab
bing with intent to wound, two years. CAST
mer Griest, same ofense, one year. Wesley
Feeney, grand larceny, two years. VIM.
wee, grand larceny, two years. Daniel Fos-
sett, forgery, five years. Chas. Cassidy, grand
larceny, three years. Chas Hayes, same,
three years. Marth o'Neil, same, one year.
Jacob Horn, receiving, &C., one year. James
W. Riley, passing counterfeit money, three
years. Jas. Miller, same, three years. Wash
four years. Chas. Fisher, horse stealing, four
years. Edward Daniels and Alfred Mills,
two indictments for grand larceny, each sen.
fenced to seven years in the two cases. Judge
Mallon sentenced Adam Rensing to two years
for stabbing; Denis Richards to one year for
stabbing, and Patrick MoAndrews two years
for grand larceny. A motion for new trial
for Jacob Honey aud VIM. Leach, argued by
+. T. Chambers, was held under advisement.