White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-03-01

6rst started our paper. we published mar
ket reports ; but as there was scarcely
angthiAg, ever brought to martsi. We,
thought il looked like pushing things,
and 50 lsft q out. But White Chad has
now become market Of no mean i'm
Portancs. and the public interests require
TIA. sons .ttentiOn should Be paid 70 this
matter. y ~ v
EWs like the spunk of Gov. Hicks.
Of MsFylunds@Whsn IL wss-repcrted
that he sent a congratulatory message to
Speaker Pennington. upon his election.
the Maryland Legislature, got up a set Of
Resolutions and sent them to him. de-
handing whether he did such thing.
The Governor politely returned an an,
sEer, telling them it was mona Of their
business j. sis5d7 ,rNil .auod 1roy Il
Il 1HkMp.-Ws notice that an effort is
being made to indrcs the farmers of Nor.
them Kansas to raise hemp; and w hear
Of several farmers who intend to give this
branch Of agriculture trial. the coming
season. The soil is well adapted to The
growth of hemp; and, at present prices,
the cultivation Of the article would Be
hiehIy rennnnaratiVeiIii Ri leLi
~. - 90 .l .r..-
81 E The LeayenYorth Dispatch i.
making "twomany bites Of a cherry"
in that Western Fire-eater" matter.
What we said, we Enos to be true !; and
whether the Dispatch believes it or not,
does pot concern usa particls-andit is
likewise MINISTERIAL to rs, what reliance
the Dispatch places in our assertions.
That's all. 2'' ~
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~ An exchange, referring to the i'll
health Of Judges fancy and Daniel, says
ait is probable Buchanan will have two
vacancies to ill. before his Presidential
term expires" 1t would have been an
Unreasonable blessing to the country,
had Buchanan. forty years ago. filed =
vacancy-in the earth
~ Large and enthusiastic Conysn.
tions were held. last week, in Virgins.
Kentucky, Tennessee and North Carolins,
Delegates were appointed to attend Ma
tional Convention, whenever one shall be
called. Kentucky recommended Critten-
den for the Presidency, and there was
decidsdBates feeling in the Convention.
~ The Atlantic Monthly, for March,
contains, beside its monthly Reviews.
twelve articles of great merit, among
which, is a continuation of ''The Profess
sor's Story" This valuable work is
published at Boston. at So a year. We
furnish it to our subscribers for % year.
F9E A story is going the rounds of
the papers, concerning man in Clevs-
land almost marrying his own daughter.
Now. as it was all in the family, we
don't think it was anybody's business /;
but we once knew a scamp who actually
did marry another mans daughter!
~ We have heard something about
March coming in like lion and going
ont like lamb" aud vice versa. If this
be true, the present month will go out
like an old he lion. for it comes like q
very gentle lamb. .s5
Z @ Remember the Donation Party,
for the benefit of Rev. O. Graham. on
Friday evening of the present week. The
party will be held at the residence Of G.
Dorland, instead Of the City Hotel. as
announced last week.
{ EE Yesterday Wednesday was the
day set fer Senator Seward to present a
bill for the admission of Kansas. and
make his great speech. A powerful and
eloquent effort was anticipated.
H David PEBBLES, Esq. Of Hiwswa-
tina, gives . Concert at Iowa Point, this
evening He has for some time past
been teaching singing class there, and
has met with great success. y.f.I
p SAYRs IN TEE FIELD.-By reference to
another column, it viii be seen that Sayrs
is paying the highest market price. in
Cash, for Corn delivered in this place
Farmers, roll in ie.a1 2 ST o.
, ~ Missouri River navigation has
made bad beginning, this season. The
steamer e! A. Ogden was snagged and