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STEAM FERRY
AT
WHITE CLOUD!

pUNS regularly on the Missouri TX n
IL River, at the following rates: .5z4sses.s
For crossing team Of pair Of horses or
mules, or ! yoke of cattle, and
wagon, loaded or empty, $0.75
Three yoke of cattle and wagon, Is
One horse and buggy, 81
Saddle horse and rider, IS
Loose horses, per head, Is
Cattle, per head, 10
Hogs and sheep, per head,
Foot passengers, lO
Northern emigration, from Missouri, lows,
Illinois, Wisconsin or Michigan, either for CAL
iEornia or any part of Kansas or Southern Ne
braska, will find m Ill route to this point, on
State Road from DeS Moines, Iowa; and as
good roads through Missouri, by way of Sayan-
nah and Oregon, to this place, as to any other
point OH the river. There are good landings
on both sides of the river; and on the Kansas
side, all streams and siOughs, to the Nemaha,
have free bridges, recently made for the Gov
eminent trains from this place to Salt Lake
and Utah. We can say tn the California emf
grafton, that they can strike the old c Iffornia
Road within ~ miles OF this place. and they
will find good grazing for stock within half
mile of the river, and nlenty of wood and water
on the route 10 the Big Blue, only 80 miles from
here; and they will find this road over ~ miles
shorter than the road from st. Joseph, and over
60 miles shorter than that from LeavenWOrth.
We refer persons to the map, in proof Of this
statement; and We-Only ask emigrants and ira
vellers to try this route. and we pledge our
selves to pass them over the river free, on their
return, if they are not satisfied of the foregoing
facts.
White Cloud has three or four good stores
and trading houses; two frst-class Hotels;
lumber ia only sl5 per 900 feet; the country
is rapidly filling up; and there is as good a
farming region, extending for over so miles
back of the river, as can be found in any part
OF Kansas. MOORES i TAYLOR.
june 9, 59-ly.
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Hank 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
heis ready, on the shortest notiee, 70 undertake
alljohs in hisliae. such As hailding found.tionc,
WsIls. Arches, and also Cisterns. In all such
vork be has had much experence, and Eaters
hinselfthat be can turn 0utjobs inferior TO no
ether mechanic in the TerritoFS. Orders are
respectfully solicited. .r-s. y ss..
Iuae 10. te.M o. WBIffBN-,4
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tn. number Of persons driven out Of
fl, South ss suspect: upon the negro ques-
,iou. ,iucs John Browns affair. is over
an
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EAAA BUSHELS CORN WANTED,
CUUO for which the highest market price
viii be paid. in CASH. NJ IN delivery in White
Cloud. ri c. DANA sAIRs. 81
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H.w York Post ssys {

Tia New York Post sSys {
jobu Brown is the name Of 9 delegate
.cb,rlsston, selected BY the Democrats
/; HIIIsdsIs, Michigan. We. wonder if
: ,ilI be admitted.
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James A. Mcclure.
ON this day came the plaintiff. and fled his
" affidavit, ststing that the defendant, James
A. Mcclure, Is a non resident Of die Territory
of Kansas, and GARNET be served, BY q process
Issued out Of this Court; il is therefore ordered
BY the CLERK, in vacation, that the faid defend
ant be notified, BY publication being msde in
the White Cloud Chiefs weekly newspaper
published in Doniphan. County, and OF, general
circulation in Brown County, for sir eonsecu,
tive weeks. of the pendeney of this salt, the
object OF which is to obtain judgment for -Four
Hundred and Thirty Two Dollars and Fifty
Gents, together with the interest on the same,
and the costs Of salt; and the said defendant,
James A. Mcclure, is hereby notifed that his
prOperty has been attached to pay the said sum,
and that uhiess he appear, plead, answer or
demur to the plaintiffs petition herein hled,
on or before the first dag Of June, A. D. 1850,
the petition Will be taken - true. and judg-
mem rendered accordingly, aud his property
sold n pay the came.
Witness L. MeArihus. Clerk Of said Court,
with the seal thereof affixed. at my Office, in
HiaWatha, this 9th day Of March. A. D. 1861.
TguIL- McARTHUR. Clerk.
By. G. KEIsEr, d. C.,
w. W. GrrHur, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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W. W. GurHur, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Nav a. fe6O-6v W
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-02-16

pie may make their own laws, % organ
lie the Territory as to enable the people
to act on their own behalf. This, we sub
init, is the extent of the power Of Con-
gress. The law organizing the Eerrito-
~, should, il its nature, be to the people
Of the Territory, while in their minority,
Just what the Constitutions of the States
are to The people of the States, he Or
ganic Law of he land. With his diff
ference, while the ConstitatIons may es-
tablish fundamental principles, the Con-
gressional law should merely point out to
the people Of a Territory the manner in
which they can establish their own prin-
ciples and make their W laws"
Those familiar with our opinions know,
and we may here say, that our views in
favor of a free Territory or State are not
based upon any lote we have for, OF sym.
pathy with, the negro race nor does our
position in favor of the right or pOwerOf
the Legislature to prohibit slavery, arise
from any fears we entertain that Neb-
raska will ever be troubled with slavery.
1t is the principle we contend for-that
whatever we, the people of Nebraska,
feel is for our best interests, we may do
through our representatives in Legisla-
ture assembled-provided it does not
conflict with the Constitution Of the Unit
ed States or the Organic Act. And, be-
side, We are not willing to tamely submit
to that species of tyranny and oppression
under which our f~orefathers groaned, and
from which they extricated themselves
only by a manly effort.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-02-16
'sTrue. or King p

The Washington correspondent of the
New York Times, in speaking of the
advancing popularity of Mr.. Douglas.
says:
ALREADY there is a stampede here o
the side of the Little Giant; and on the
avenue this morning, between Wizards
and the Capitol, it was perfectly astonish-
ing and refreshing to be met by such
crowds of Original Douglas men'-men
who had been secretly for Douglas since
1852; but who had, from deep political
motives, thought it wise to disguise their
ardent feelings under a mark of the Bit
terest hostility until this present morn
ing! Verify the heart of man is a deep
mystery, and out of his mouth issueth all
deceit"
We imagine we see many "Original
Douglas men" in this Territory: Should
Mr.. Douglas be the nominee. Men who
in every instance sustained Buchanan in
his proscriptive course toward Mr.. Doug
las! 1.-THE only two papers in Nebras-
ka," for instance /; wont they "come into
line," beautifully, and swear they have
always been Douglas men!
"Oh that III be Joyful"
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-02-16
"SIy as Mice.v

NeighboE Reynolds of the News, as
we stated last week wrote an explanatory
(?) letter to the Chicago Times relative to
the Slavery Bill in the Nebraska Legisla-
ture. The Times replied with eight or ten
lines, in which was as scathing rebukes
call around" as we have seer upon the
subject. The News copies Reynolds let
ter, and garbles the replyof the Times,
so that it endorses his position. Milton,
that'Il not do. Such a dodge does not
look well. If you get slapped in the
face, stake it cool "-"Sich is life"
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-02-16
Sale of Real Estate.

whereas on the twenty-sec6nd day q April a D is@.
Alexander n Fergus and JOannaT. Fergus his vie,
for the purpose % securing the payment % . PROMISE
y note bearing date April l2th, 1868, drawn y
favor OF John r. DdyisO or order for twelve hhndred as
sixteen dollars and four cents, payable nine months
ter date, executed 20 the undersigned John ]. Carson
deed with power OF sale and conveyance 20 ne follow
ing real estate m Eemaha county, Nebraska, 20 VII
The west half OF the south east quarter and nofAn eea1
quarter Of the south east quarter 0fsecti0n tEenfy-uins
(2) in ~townskip number i've 90 north Of range nunssi
sixteen G6) east. recorded on Mortgage Record Ne.I~
pages Is, "a and 1907 records o. Nemaha county, htD~
raska. And whereas il is provided IN said deed TN!
said prOmissOry note was not fully and promptly psiaai
and discharged according TO the tenor ndterms Asi@l
at maturity, the said JohnL- Carson should AZ any tms
after the maturity thereof proceed to sell the aboyea-
scribed real estate Sc public vendue 20 the highest Do
der Tor cash in hand at the dOOr Of the once Of the Com-
ty CLERK Of said Nemaha County, he being r~equiTsdbe-
fore making said sale 70 give notice thereof By buDhea~
tiOn in some Newspaper Bubiisbed In said county IN sEe
consecutive weekly issues Of said paper, the pFooee@ OF
said sale to be applied on the paymento Of said note. And'
whereas said note has not been paid Or any part thsfs0j-
Notice is therefore hereby given thai will, on safuf-
day the 18th day Of April, A d 1850, between the hours Or
9 O'clock A n and = O'Clock D Il OF SAID day, from tbs
door Of the Office Of the County Clerk Of said HemahA
county, In the town of Br0Wnvillo IN said county, pro
coed to sell and will sell TO the highest bidder foF cash
the above described real estate with the improvements
thereunto belonging and upon such sale will mara,
execute, acknowledge and deliver 70 the purchaser o.
purchasers a deed or deeds for said real estate II ac-
cOrdance with the powers contained and zissn b sad
deed. JOHN r.. CARSON. trustee.
January 81, 1850. IOue27
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-02-16

premiums we're awarded. and who wish
them, can have a Territorial Warrant, BY
applying by letter, Or otherwise, to the
undersigned.
There IS about so ID money in the
hands Of the Treasurer; but il is though.
unfair 10 pay a portion Of the premiums
in cash, and lha balance in Warrants.
The $500 Warrants win undoubtedly pay
all premiums called for, and with the
$40 money in the Treasury, together with
the $500 appropriated next year, and the
receipts of the next Fair, premiums can
next year all be paid promptly on the last
day Of the Fair.
The Board regret not being able to pay
the premiums as promised; bat as this is
the best that can be done, under the cir
~cumstances, it ishoped that all interested,
viii al least be content.
Papers throughout the Territory viii
please copy, or sall attention.
r. w. FURNAS,
Pres't Ter. Board Of Agriculture.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-02-16
Postal DenclencH RiII.

The bill introduced in the House by
MI. Phelps appropriates $4,296, 900 for
the deficiencies of the year ending June
last, and for the present year, 50, 400, 900
under the law Of 1886, on the payment
of the salaries of officers and clerks and
for the transportation of the mails. The
third section provides for the payment of
interest at The rate Of six per cent, on
and after the expiration Of the quarter ia
which mail service was rendered, and a
sufficient sum to pay il and ~appropria,es
81 900 for temporary clerk hire 10 expe-
dits the payment.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-02-16
FEE. 13, 1860.
Democratic Mass Meeting.

Democratic Mass Meeting.
Mr.. Enron:
Certain persons having recently con-
vened in Convention, for the purpose
of organizing a Republican party in Ne
maha County, and having so organized,
thereupon made a strictly partisan nomi-
nation of candidates for election on the
first Monday of March next, as Delegates
to our contemplated Constitutional Con-
vention-however unwise and impolitic
such a procedure for such a purpose may
be-there is but one course left for Dem
ocrats to pursue, and that is, to call a gen.
eral meeting, in which, not only the de-
iant acts of Republicans, here referred
10, but the views of the Democratic par
ty, as to the propriety Of giving its sup
port or countenance in favor of a Consti-
%tutional Convention, such as is ~contempla-
ted by the State Organization Act of our
Legislature, may be calmly and dispas-
sionately taken into cOnsideration-and
if deemed advisable, that other matters
pertaining to the real interests of our
Territory may be acted upon, as express
sive of the views of the Democracy of
this county; and, with this view, it has
been requested, by many prominent Dem
ocrats, that such mass meeting of Demo
Gratis be held at Brownville, on Saturday,
the 25th instant: at which a general rep
r~esentation of all parts of the county is
requested.
/ hope, therefore, that no other notice
will be required-but that a large meet
ing may be obtained by this suggestion.
A DEMOCRAT.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-02-16


organized, bat the best and most reliably
intelligent men were always elected
even when a partisan spirit was apparent
Iy most rampant; and / have sufficient
respect for the intelligence of the voters
Of Nemaha County to believe that such
will be the result here. after all the dem
-onstrations Of ~fanatical, cne-ideaed dem
OgOgues. who have but self or a friend
to foster and Ratter.
/ admire the modesty and magnami-
nous generosity of your declina,iOn to
accept so honorable d position as has been
rendered to you in this connection; what
ever the public may lose thereby, goa
cannot but be a gamer by your self-de-
nying 6rmness. For neither that, nor a
position in the Legislature, has ever paid
any man qualified for usefulness in Ell
Their.
But, under existing circumstances, !
humbly submit to the voters of Nemaha
County, and of other counties, the proprie-
ty of calling q Union Convention, to con-
vene soon, at the respective Couniy-seats,
for the purpose of not only selecting as
candidates for their SURFACES, good, quail
fled men, but to express as suggestive,
the wishes of the people Of this Territory
upon important subjects that may be be-
fore the Constitutional Convention.
1t seems to me that prudence and good
faith, one to another, as well asa proper
regard for the welfare Of these to whom
we shall, ere long, bequeaih the organic
acts of that Convention, require a more
rational procedure than usually emanates
from the exparte resolutions of partizans.
You and 1, Mr.. Editor, probably differ
as to the propriety of inserting a clause
in the Constitution to be adopted, exclu-
ding slavery from the State Of Nebras-
ka: / I eeming such a provision unueces-
sary, and as calculated to rebuke those
who, though they do not expect that slav-
cry ever will be established here, think
the institution is jrstifable, and respecta-
bic where it is deemed profitable, and
yOu, l suppose, BELIEVING it a duty of the
Convention to forever exclude it by the
highest positive law--and yet asa Demo
Ocrat, (Douglasite as you are) l could
vote for you for this position, in cOntem-
plation of other duties to be performed Of
more vital importance 10 the welfare Of
our people generally.
If, however, it be not agreeable to a
large number of our voters to have a Uni
on Convention, l see no other alternative
than that of calling at once, a Democrat
ic Convention. And, in the latter case
if the Territorial Central Committee
should not, before your next issue appears
make some order in the matter, would it
not be we'll for you to take the step, in
regard thereto, which may in your judg
ment be deemed best?
Let US hear from you.
A DEMOCRAT.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-02-16
Married


In this city, on the 22d inst, BY the Rev. J.. Raj
ley. the Hon. Silas A.. Strickland, Of Bellevue, Neb-
raska, and Miss Mary Tucker Snyder, Of this city
Frederick Nd Herald.
We '0ere astonished at Silas' extraordinary econ
Omy during the last session Of the Legislature.
Speaker-six dollars q day-bOarding ut private
house, and sleeping with Jim ChspmsnI Understand
now saVin' his wages Good enough
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-02-16
Probate Notice.

Whereas application has been made to the nv
bate Court Of Nemaha County, Nebraska Isn1'cL'
By Jeanne Claire widow OF the late BenigDe Chip
deceased, for an assignment Of dover from tbe -
estate Of che said Benigne Claire, notice Is hsisSJ
given that Saturday The "a day Of Manshg A. :.
1860, att o'clock, P. d. IS the day a~pPOinssa =.
the hearing said application, 1t ny o@eein brow.
vile in said county, when and where al poIsons
attend, and show cause Why the prayer ofAa'F
p~licati0n should notbe allowed.
In testimony whereof IhaEs heFeunt0 set myh
and seal this 10Th day Of January ls0g.
CYRUS ". WHEELER
2o-st s7fee. Probats Judge.