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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE-H0USE--A two-story frame
h house with six rooms, front and back yard, on
Longworth.street. between Plum aud western.row
Lot 10 by 80 to 10 foot alley, and In good neigh
bcrhood: For terms inquire at H9 Plum-street,
between Fifth and Longworth. jal2aw
NOR SALE-APPLES--A lot of choice,
4 sound good sized apples, not frosted, OF No. so
MCFarland-street. jal2d~
N0R SALE--A RARE CHANCE--A good
h Business for sale, by which fortune has been
and can be made. Inquire Of A. SMITH, at the
Henrie House. on Third.street. lallc'
NOR SAL E-A DAGUERREOTYPE
ii applied for Immediately, at IA Main.st iailb'
Ev0R SALE--A LEASE-On the store and
u dwelling attached, In central part Of the city
The lease has ten years to run from the lst of Jan
nary 1850. This is an excellent business stand for
A., Cincinnati Postoface. Possession given imne-
aIsIeY. ...Lu------- :. - - Jal0aw-
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LOST. .
AUCTION SALES

A UCTION SALE.-BY 81. 8. MILES,
IN 81 Main-street.- Groceries, Glassware Liquors,
l2 at O'Clock, our regular sale of Staple Groceries,
Glassware, Liquors, Tobacco, Boots, Stoves, &c. all
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"ANTED-T0 RENT-By gentleman
w with small family. two or three comforta.
BILE Rooms, at some point between Fourth and
Court and Broadway and Western.row. Inquire Of
@. P. B., Times Office. r--, IaIOcs
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washington Items.
WILMINGTON. March 3,

.,. WAsHISeroN, March 81.
The Post Office COMMITTEES Of IN,
House. had Mr.. Grimes Pacific telegraph
bill up this morning. and referred to the
subcommittee, consisting of Messrs. Col.
fax, Crsige of N. c.. and Allen; while
there was a general agreement in favor oil
some such enterprise, and of extending
government aid toward its condensation
it was thought proper to examine the de.
tails of this project more carefully.
The mGority Of the Harper's Ferry
COMMITTEES have determined to summon
Gov. Wise, and it is possible the cues.
ton win be submitted to the Senate.
In response to the report of the House
COMMITTEES on Territories, which asserts
that the acceptance or rejection of the ad.
mission of State rests entirely in the
decision of Congress at the time of such
application.
Mr.. Clark, Of Missouri, of the MINOR.
ty, will present the following points
The Constitution of Kansas was not
formed and presented to Congress in &C.
cordanee to law, (msaning the English
bill but in derogation thereof; that it
does not appear that there is within her
limits sufficient population as required
by law and further, the proposed area
embraces the Cherokee Indian Territory,
which Congress, in 1854, formally de-
cided should constitute no part Of the
Territory of Kansas, but be excluded from
its boundaries.
These reasons form the ground of the
objection. on the Democratic side. to the
admission of Kansas under the Wyandot
Constitution.
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juns %, 1853. ~.
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st. Louis Markets,

Wheat, $l.3O@l.4O. Corn, 5O@52c. Oats
Sei4c' Flour, 2 sack, $2.s5@S. Barley
-. h!s, S5c. Hemp, $llO@II5. Whisky
ne, Hides, flint, l33l@l41&c; green salt
n'%e' Potatoes, 5o@75c. Onions, $l.lO
timothy Seed, $23O@25O; Clover, $4.75
hungarian, Zoe; l,xseed, $I.l5. Dried AID.
as, a'SS; Peaches, $40. Beans, 75c.@$I
SOlse' l2@lshc. Sugar, 7@71<c. Mes
i rOit' sl7@l725; Shoulders, re; Hams
~ rs, Lard loHe. Butter, s@I2c. Eggs
i0c. Gunnies, II%@l6c.
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..,,,e New. from the Minesi

m.pHs,, Peak Express arrived about
iGs ..t l.st evening, bringing weeks
6OslOS-, $500 in gold dust and i've
liter n. The following is the list
P';sspI o,ls, A. DOld. John Armor. Geo.
2 60. ~ and Edward Sabin.
lee *. Express brought six hundred and
ffg g. nav new, is very favorable. Mining
InS ng on in all the old diggings with
se ..sE yigor, and much gold was be-
Ds 80 vas considerable excitement at
,.:, and other mining towns, in con-
Dsn: JEW. Of rich discoveries in Gregory's
; .;.Ss. In the secreto lead, at depth
dg ,ss tset, some of the richest speci-
NV sr.r found were taken out. Among
y 3:I srscimens were nuggets of large size,
W r.,y rich quartz. In some of the
~ Nv, Lad, IS high as Fifty cents to the
O'D' .w taken out. In one instance there
p. - visld Of four dollars to the pan.
w" T.r discoveries had been made on
cI.,r Creek, which we're very rich, at q
S j.0tb Of only three feet.
Eulch mining was generally resumed,
nd was paying well.
There bad been but little news from the
p,-k. Blue River, or Tarryall. 1t was
.norsd that rich diggings had been dis
- .aysred at the latter place /; also that mi
~; we're making s25 per day on trib-
,t,ry Of the Arkansas. .
There was nothing later from the snowy
p.pgs-thers was too much snow to
,,o,Dect It at the latest accounts.
The Rocky Mountain News of March
o. notices the arrival of trains from this
,ity. who got through in thirty nine days.
Enigtants we're arriving daily.
The News is full of mining and local
Intelligence. from which We shall make
further extracts to morrow.-Learsnworth
TMsf.
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st. joseph Markets.

Hemp, slOO@lO5. Wheat, s5c@$l.OO.-
Flour s3@325. Corn, 35c. Butter, l4@I7c
V0nee' lS@l4c. Eggs, Ice. Hides, green,
%'i dry' lO@ll19c. Meal, 60c. Hungarian
seed slOO. Sugar, s@lOc. Potatoes, Soc.
unlon'' IS@sOc. Beans, $780, Whisky,
as.sc' Oats, 3Oc. Beef Cattle, on hoof,
iSs2Ec'i dressed, 4H@51Se. Sheep, dress
"''9Sc' Bacon, 92%@IOc. Salt, $3.50.
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Sale of Indian Lands in Kansas.

WASHINGTON, March 70.
John Ross, the Cherokee Chief, is here,
nh view of selling to the Government
IbOut SOC, 900 acres of land in Southern
Kansas, belonging to those Indians. This
question is however anticipated. The
Senate 10 the last session have animated
that no treaty involving the payment Of
money from the Treasury. will receive the
assent Of that body. The large amount
Of land in Kansas and elsewhere seems to
justify this determination.
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Hark We! Hark We
STONE MASONRY.

THE subscriber, being an experienced Stone
L Mason, and having located at White Cloud,
takes this method Of informing the public that
he r. ready. on the shortest notice, to undertake
All Jobs in his line such as building Foundations,
WsIIa, Arches, and also Cisterns. In all such
vsrk he has had much experience, and 6atteFs
himselfthat he can turn outjobs inferior to no
ether mechanic in the Territory. Orders are
solicited.
June 10, IS, If. o. G. WHITNEY. ,
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Important to Farmers!
METROPOLIS FLOUR MILLS,
LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS.

THE proprietors OF these Mills are now rss-
l. dy TO receive the new crop OF Wheat, and
they would particularly call the attention oil
FARMERS 70 the importance of threshing,
cleaning and getting their wheat to market Al
the earliest possible time, 20 avoid damage nd
loss by letting it remain in the field illthe Fal
rains come on. Thresh your wheatatthe same
time ofreaping, If possible; bring it in, we will
store il free Of charge till you wish to sell
You will here find sale for all your wheat al
the highest market price, or you can exchange
il for AOu- on the most favorable terms.
Give US good, clean wheat, and we will give
yeu the best -four ever offered in this market.
EARLE 4 BUNTING.
LsaVeAwoStb. Juae %, Isss-tf
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Thomas P. Pennor. Publication.
ON this day came the plaintiff, Kirkbride
" Howard, and fled an affidavit, stating that
the service of a summons cannot be had in this
Territory; it is therefore ordered by the Clerk,
in vacation, that the defendant, Thomas ?.
Pennor, be notified, BY publication being made
in the White Cloud Chief, a weekly newspaper
published in Doniphan County, K. T., and OF
general circulation in Brown County, for six
consecutive weeks, of the tendency Of this salt,
the object Of which is to recover the sum OF
Three Hundred and Seventy One $1,000 Dol
lars, with interest on q note dated KickApoo
City, K. T., May 18th, 1858, and due in twelve
months thereafter; and for the decree ofa fore
closure of a certain mortgage made BY the said
Thomas P. Pennor, Of same date Of note, to
said plaintiff, by which he conveyed the follow
ing lands in Brown County, X T. to wit: the
North West Quarter Of Section Is, Township
No. 2, Of Range IS, containing one hundred
and sixty acres, more or less, to secure the
payment of the aforesaid note; and for an order
Of sale Of said lands, that the proceeds may be
applied for the satisfaction Of the judgment
prayed for in said plaintiff s petition filed in my
Office, and the cost Of this suit; and the said
Thomas P. PennOr, defendant, is hereby n0ti-
fed, that unless he plead, answer or demur to
the plaintiffs petition, on or before the 10th
day of July, A. d. 1860, the said petition will
be taken as true, and Judgment rendered accor-
dinghy, and decree, as prayed for, made for
the foreclosure of said mortgage, and the sale
Of said lands. 80 s ---
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set
my hand, and affixed the seal of said Court, at
my ONCE, in the town Of HiaWatha, this 2lst
day of March, A. d. 1850.
L. MACARTHUR, Clerk.
By ]. G. KELsEY, .. c.
E. H. Grant, Plaintif's Attorney.
March %, lS60-eW. -. ~
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-04-12

Richard Taylor. son of President Tay.
Ior' Is one Of the delegates TO the Charles.
ton Convention from Louisiana. A let
ter writer says that he is wealthy, looks
very much like his father. and is strong.
y opposed to Douglas.
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Try Wards Telegraph Tonic!
FOR FEVER AND AGUE,

(WHICH never fails to sure! Warranted.
w iftaken a, cording to directions, to effect
a cure. The proprietor can produce thousand
certificates to those who wish to see them, but
does not think it necessary to display them, a.
the medicine will recommend itself, II given Q
trial. Try it once, and satisfy yourself.
Warranted perfectly Vegetable aad harmless.
For sale by Shreve & Macy, White Clouds
and BY Dealers everywhere. All orders must
be addressed to w. w. WARD, Mansion
House, Leavenworth City, Kansas, General
Agent for Kansas, Nebraska, and the Western
States. july 81, sS-3n.
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.,a ;. " 90 MUCH QuAcKERY afloat in the
sh.. -' people should not allow experiments
usl,., Oy any nOstrum vender upon them
Cu,1.,,s1 get something kaOva to be good.
ia, nAAALuKE LrNIErEr is of this descrip-
ia, indeed it stands at the head of all sim
d. ,.fanoni, and is regarded as an infalli-
s.,I,! Tor hundred of the ills to which
aF.,. nave cold or cough, or if you are
aun,;. WIN that dreadful complaint, con-
k,con' 90 not fail to provide yourself with
Ais 'So sTRur OF sAssA5nAs. It gives
I.,,,.;. ell other remedies fail. See the
fuareh a.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-04-12

For sale by Shreve & Macy, White Cloud;
Root L Cook, Padonia; Zook & Baldwin, For
est CITY; j. E. Burbank, Falls City; Leigh L
Shields, Iowa Point; ]. H. Wildly, Highland;
Peter & Nephler, Oregon; and BY Dealers gen.
orally 'dee. Is, 5y-3m.
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FOR SALE!

nlHE subscriber offers for sale, on liberal
Il terms, several choice tracts of timbered
and prairie lands, located near White Cloud
The timbersd traclsvill be divided to suit puf-
oAassrs. w d. MARKHAM
Write eioud sspt q, ss-G.
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John Olson.


ON this day came the plaintiff, Kirkbride
" Howard, and filed an affidavit, stating that
the service of q summons cannot be had in this
Territory; it is therefore ordered by the Clerk,
in vacation, that the defendant, John Olson,
be notified, by publication being made in the
White Cloud Chief, a weekly newspaper pub
lished in Doniphan County, X. T., and of gen.
eral circulation in Brown County, for six con-
secutiVe weeks. of the tendency of this suit,
the object of which is to recover the sum Of
Three Hundred and Seventy One Dollars and
Eighty Gents, with interest, as stipu ated in a
note given by said John Ollso=, defendant, to
the plaintiff, Kirkbride Howard, and dated
Kickapoo City, X. T., May 18th, 1858, due
twelve months thereafter; and for the decree
of foreclosure of a certain mortgage made by
the said John Ollson, by which he conveyed to
the PLAINTIFF. Kirkbride Howard, to secure the
payment of the aforesaid sum of money, the
following lands in Brown County, K. T., to wit:
the South West Quarter of Section IS, Town
ship No. 2, of Range No. IS, containing one
hundred and sixty acres, more or less; and for
an order of sale Of said land, that the proceeds
may be apple for the satisfaction of the judg-
ment prayed for in said plaintiff s petition filed
in nv Office. and the costs of this suit; and the
said John OLSON, defendant, is hereby notified,
that unless he plead, answer or demur to the
plaintiffs petition, on or before the 10th day Of
July, A. d. 1860, the said petition will be taken
as true, and Judgment rendered accordingly,
and decree, as prayed for, made for the fore
closure Of said mortgage, and the sale Of said
lands. ,-Er-r
In testimony whereof, have hsreunto set
my hand, at affixed the seal of said Court, at
nv once, in the town Of Hiawafha, this 2lst
day Of March, A. d. 1860. ...-s4f
MACARTHUR, Clerk.
By J. G. KELSEY, D. C.
EDWIN H. GRANT, Plaintiff Attorney.
March % Ia6n-6w
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BOOKS RECENTLY PUBLISHED
TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH.
MEMORIES
ROBERT-HOUDIN,

PRESTIDIGITEUR,
AUTHc., MAGICIAN,
AR4IsT, S0sERER,
WIZARD, NKcEoMAHeEG.
CoSJURER, ENcHANTRa.
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Professor OF sLEIGHr OF HAND, Erc., ETC.
Written by himself, Editedby
DIR. r. SHELTON MACKENZIE,
With Copious Index, carefully arranged,
Bound in one vol. l2mo., cloth, 446 pages
Price $l.00.
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Death OF Hon. J. X. PauIdinr.

TARRYrowN, N. Y. April S.
Hon. j. X. Psulding. Secretary of the
Navy under President Tyler. died at his
residence, at Hyde Park. last night, at
twelve O'Clock.
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SOOA BUSHELS CORN WANTED,
COUU for which the highest market price
will be paid, in CASH, upon delivery in White
Cloud. C. DANA SAYRS.
march /, 60-tf.
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MN YokK, Anril !.

New Yohk. April 1.
The Hersldfs correspondent says the
President was served with all the testi-
nony taken before the CoVode Investiga-
ting Committee, having any personal ref
srsnce to himself, before he prepared his
protesting message to the House.
The Harper's Ferry Committee deci-
dsd, at their meeting yesterday, not to
subpoena Governor Wise, he having
placed in their possession all the facts
connected with that affair. They have
not decided what action they will take to.
wards John Brown. Jr., who refuses to
obey their summons.
CO... Charles F. Smith only retains
command in Utah until Col. Cooke, who
succeeds Gen. Johnston, shall reach
there, when he will occupy the second
rank to him.
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IMPORTANT FACTS FOR EAST.
WARD BOUND TRAVELLERS

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OK AND AYrEH AUGUST IT, 1859, TRAVEtLEas
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Arrive at Quincy st7.OOP. ~, sane day.
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Pittsburg, at995 A. 4. Snd "
Suspension Bridge, at 1000 An"
Buffalo, at AS N.
philadelphia, at $40 q.
New York, at $780, ~.
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Time Through from st. Joseph to New
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No Route except via Quincy AID CT
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Be Sure and ga Tickets vis ChIssss sHS QuIssy
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AQUA VITAE!

A Remedy Of Great and Certain Power!
Tkisremedy is put up in small walls, and can be
sent by mail to any address. A trial will salts
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a great benefit. A circular containing full par
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bottle, 81. ---
One bottle will last q month.
N. B. This remedy is suitable for either sex.
Address, X. CRUGER, Medical Agent,
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.
In the Distriet Court Of the Second Judicial Die.
triet Of Kansas Territory, sitting scithin and
for Broom County, for the trial Of eausss aris-
ing under the LGrs Of said Territory.
Kirkbrids Howard Order
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Notice Of Administration De BOuis Non.

Notice OF Administration De Bonis Non.
I ETTERS OF Administration upon the Es-
IL tate Of Addison SpOoner, deceased, not
administered upon by Adelphia SPooner, late
Administrators, have been granted TO the I'M
designed, BY the Probate court Of Brown Coun-
~, K. T., dated the 10th day Of March, 1850.
The authority of the said Adelphia Spooner
ceased on the 10th day Of March, 1850, BY re-
vocation Of letters.
re- ISAAC B. HOOVER,
Administrator de bonis non Of Addison=Spoon-
er, deceased. March ., 60-3w.