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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-30

LBERr II. NICOLAY. TIONEER-RwGuLAR
n auction sale of SocEs and Bonos AL8EaT II MO
LAY viii sell Monday, April 81 NJ 2f O'Clock 81 hs
ualesroom No 81 William street near VI All street:
IL shares Chstham Bank. I'D shares irving Hank.
63 Maripe Bank 20 Bank Of Commerce..
81 kast River Bank 10 Continental Ina
- Peter Cooper 1ns ~ Natousl ina
~ Meehs' and Trsders' ms Is rqui,sbie
~ W aship zion Ips. rs North River Ina.
0swego and Syr X E. ~ Mefch sna ms.
AZ Lor ilayd lrs 10 fhdnix ms
~ Irving fna. - Cny Ina
81 Ito Suu Nut Ina. So 10 Security lus.
L0CU run Nut. Ius sts. 10 Coin .abia Mariae fna
IL shares Sixth avenue T. "a, Park
~ Eychsp1e los 81 Great Western Marine ms
10 Home 2Sy q York aud Lr,e e X.
40 Rutgers 10 Lamar los
$40 Coal Rattroad mortgage honda
5000 Virginia State per bonds
4LOC sacrs mento City 8 sonds
Next regular eae ON Ihursday. MAYS Regular auction
sa)es Of socxs and Bonds Monday ane Thursday
every day wherever required l2k O'Clock the
salereous no 81 William street. kerohsns Eschssge
desired etocks and Bonds bought and cold At sse
apd AZ the Brct era Board ALBERT III rICULAY.
Auconeer stock Broker 81 William street near Wall
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browne 4 NICHOLS, AUCTIoNEER.
- sAlesroom, IS nassau stresk
WEDNESDAY, Nav

Bar and Saloon Pfxtures Blsrd Tables Bowling A.
leys, Chandeliers &c
At No. 600 Brosdway.
The contents Of the Rb saloon marble tou
Counters Bar Fixtures Chsndciers Mirrors Chairs eofss
together with two Bissd Tables Cues Bas 10 two Rowing
AL eys Balls, and all Fixture complete
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NEWSPAPERS.
~ EENAN, THE CHAMPION or rBE WORLD.
IL TIE WlNNER OF THE BRLT,
CONQUEHOk OF SAYBRH.
THOUGH DkkRAUDED
OF HIB RIGHT BIZ BUFFIANH
SEE
THE REGULAR EDITION OF wILKEy SPIRIT.
Full paroulazs Of he Hsnt graphically described BY Mr.
Wilkes, who stood In Heensun thu bier ma
eeser with the account from Bells Life" Sporting Sss
and oodoo 1imo. An tneresucg letter from the EDITOR
hcretoore published and splendid Of Ia
LAST ROUND OF THE FIGHT.
In England. 1.tI SS'es
VIM b rsady for delivery early on Tuesday morning.
m R-Ihe account WILKES SPIRIT asa hours abs.d Of
AZ scmpssaoa acknowledged 70 be the grapN his aud
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N COTTON. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOUSEHOLD
r.. Furniture rosewood Parior SUITS &c Ac F. COTTON
win sell this day Mondav) April 30 At 10Y o'clock u No. 32
furniture OF Family copprsins IN ps Of two or three fa
Suits OF wood Parior Furniture IN velvet push
cade rosewood ktegeres and marble Iables enxmeed
cottage Furniture With marble tops tapestry eree ply aud
and other Bedseads bar hat.resses &c 10 also pos
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RHOwNE NICHOLR AUCrIoHxERS WILL SELL
Monday April 30 q O'Clock In front Of salearooms
30 Nassau street fine rair bsv Carriage Horses eight
and nine oil sixteen banda high org ITALIA good drivers
and prompt can be relied perfectly safe pair
OF Bois<s having been used IN the for last years
by the present who sells only for Of be-
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A N. MERwIN. AuCIIoNEER.

II. MERWIN, AUCIIONEEK.
IA. by BANGS, MERWIs h CO-Irwin Buildings, Nos.
90 and $50 Broadway. near tho metropolitan ho'eL
THURSr AY MORNING, Nav 8, at 10< o'clOck-Hsud-
Furniture being the contents OF the four story house,
No 22 Fourth street the propertv OF senuee family de-
dining housoi png) and removed for
nerce Of comprising rosewood par Su covered with
satin; mahogany suits IN hair cloth dsmask and scs Cur
aips and mantle Mirrors Velvet Brussels Ingran
Csrpes snd Oil Coths rceewood and mahogany chamber
Suits dining md hall Furniture Crockery Glassware
and GulerI Kitchen Furniture. and Qiannls Gc
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r. a HoRTor, AucrIosEER-s. LEsko0a ga BUD
NJ. street. VIII se tns day. at 0ia O'Clock. Furniture
nd Ca Fixtures house ga Houston street!
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CoRwAN & HUGHES, AUCrrONEKRs. WILL SELL. IN
NJ Monday the 30th Ut No Chatham square 80
steel SKIRTS 100 pccss Marsees $50 dozen Suspende
10 sbaws SEQ pair Shoes AID Caters 10
linen Shirts; also large Of Embro,daies Trimmings and
Iress Goods
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q COLTON, AUCTIONEk0 MORTGAGE AND AS
sgpee's sale OF Clock and Mssbiusry sstabshnent
r. COl1oN will sell Wedp esdAy May At 10k ocOck
tt The Harlem Railroad building Of Wne
.reea third door, tho entire stock and Machinery for Cocs
Time Kesser Indicator 1imepiecas hish Clocks, Move
ents Iools ore,her with all the un6nishsd Work &c &c
kae pefemptory.
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A a1yAF sAvIHG
"A 10
2. II. J. COHKILN0,
HFOBYXRS AND WHOLE1ALB DEALHAa In
OARPEr6 OILOLOfHD, BUGS, SHADE. n.
No S. OOURrLANDf-Sf. nsax Broadway.
VIII amer tha date
CTlsf vtolesaistade being mostly over sw IL ssasaa
O@x thsie Entire esook q
Retail. FOE UAHR,
AT WHOLESALE PBICD.
On prudt oan bo say0d, and oelocton made iron
TN LARGEST STOCK
Efor odaeed q rotaQ IN thQ GfAy,
EVERY GRADE or GOODS
E1peneneed Upholereu eugagsd. nad Goods Win -
f. A. J, r 0ONK1LN0,
No. Ouuytlsndts, belweea Broadway md Grseswtsa-
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GIN mn WORTH or CAST OFF cfnru,ra
Y1U.UVV wasaet for Western usrfsss IN ha. 80
psce ev4 PAD nay = hAd fer largo mail Ipas bv 1879,
e Or .1ars JOHN wYRKk d - 60 : Css's $500 sss
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H3EkY II. LE1Ds: AUTOBIOGRAPHY L.E0s
IL co. will sell nj auction Monday April 81 a. l0tx
O'Clock st the residences Of the late VIM Burt Esq
Hudson street. by order OF the eegan. Haasoh lid
FURNITURE oval Axmpater medallion Carpets piar nAnts
auS seeersve 1rers elegant carved rosewoof auoore
ccs SitJU rosewood and ebony Ora wing Furniture
richly carved Ssauary Dning Furniture carved oak
10 sm do rosewood Library Furniture carved large Book
81 lace do black walnut and maple bedroom Furniture
sold on tie 10th and 18th NAY. - w. ~
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pENRY Il. LEEDS, AUOrTONkKR
Ill SAlaoroom No. Is Mann stra,x

IL kNht d. LEEDS AUO11ONEER.
IL SAaeroom No. 2S Naassa street.
HENRY II. LEEDS q 90 viii sell, ct auction nm Monday
April 50, at 10H O'Clock each the store M .fe,
Hose Broadway sssgnees sale furnishing Goods by
order os 1aoa- T. 0rSeu. assignee
entire sTcx Of Furnisaos 0osd. ecussang Of linen
Wear OF SIX wool and cotton Gloves silk Scslfs Ties
monies silk Neck Eandkcrhiofs Shirt Studs Sleeve Butpona
gocds OF every variety. al imported and
nIed trade Of the bes material and workanshio.
Tbe sbove win be sold IN lots TO suit cuatomera Sas without
reserve. close he
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A UCTION SALE OF CROCRERY AND GLASS WARE -
"A BENRY EvANs vii sell on tuesday. May l. at 10
O'Clock No So Maiden lane the entire Of Cro,kery
Glass slightly damaged 1t he recent oreenwich street,
the stock Of dealer declining BUSH invoice
OF Glsts from Brooklyn Flint 9lsss Company also white
Granite ard AL kinds Of common &c 4, The whole
sold without consgnneuts Go. cAre
fully fepsck for chipping
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IIENgY n. LKIDG ACKNOWLEDGEMENT LEEDS
IL co viii soil by auction, Monday, April So et 10Y
O'Clock al No 68 Madison street, geotee Household rurn
sns In hsi- cloth mahogany Sofas and Tete tees In hair
cloth 9bd par,or ChSrs In hair cb
P,spoorte made by c. Fisher; Eagrsvass ak and
bocsel window Curans marble Cleck, msstel yases
extension dining Table, bnsnny sud black walnut Bedsesds
Wsshsiepds &C. Also kitchen Furniture With which tho sale
will
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T1EfRY LEEDS, AUCrIONEFR.-H. H. LEEDS 4
II co. will sell At suciou monday April So AT l0h
rck the pisAe residence 81 EAST Twenty ninth street
r~ueei Furniture ell nasde 70 order consisting Of
Brussels and ingram CARROTS parlor
SUIT green velvet Window Curias rch bronze and
Psrsn and Figures elegant china W diang
Furniture rosewood and mshoran, bedroom do OAK
Ball sasc Ciinlo.h. chans eliers and Brackets hair Nat
Beds ard Phi Stair Rods Silver Plated Ware
bedroom Crockery 01sssware &c,
the Kitchen Ware, with which the sale VIII conmence
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A CORNER GROCERY AND yEAsE OF PREMISES AT
a auction r FfrZS1MMONS .depesr o0ce II Centre
street vii sell this day alto O'clock corner OF Goerck
and Stanton Streets choice asort Of
also Store Fixtures with lie sse Of prejsss ana
fine Horse and gocers Wagon Sale positive 70 cosc up The
buaipesR ~ N"S w ~~0
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rSGAR AND LlQuOR S1ORx Ar AUCTION TIM
y cay At l0h O'clock 81 Maden ane, Of william
sree entire Stock and Futures oo@prAag aas Liquors
bscoo &c also Htore fiurss bar Countsrs Tum6ers s
cante Shelving Fairbanks scale &c Deposs required.
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DO mn WORTH or oRNrLnrIN,s NV ~
yC.yvV Lef on Clothing w..tsd fsr Dc wssssrp NJ.
beS The mknes cash price pAd can Be oSlslnsi ~ 49,
able money Tor arEe o. small los BY oailsr ~ ~ 49,
tTsssfng VIVA Walsh, - Centre street. sSSs
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CLOTHING, &cG.

GREAT DEMAND FOB CAST OFF CLOTHfN0--
a Ladies end gentlemen eau receive he fun value fdr
hem and gupnteed not 70 b humbugged q By other se
preiende From s. % $50 aciece Tor dressed from $ o SIS
Tor coa ron one AID up wards Tor pants and vssA Cd
Pes call address HARRID l56 Seventh Avenue 49,
Mira HAxria. =
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A COTTON FOTI lE BELL 4 INGRAHAM Wilt FELL.
"A Thursday, 10f O'Clock At Us West twenty first
street all the elegant furniture cont.iued in sstd house viz
fine rosewood rianofore Brussels and ingram Carpets
Bureaus ChsirA TSbles OIL Paintings. Beds Hhair
BEDDING and oil the Cockery and Kitchen Furni
ture. Catalogues on the day before
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IJENRY II LEEDS, AUCTTONEER. HENRY II.
IL It EDS CO. will eel Of auction, Monday April So
l0i o'rlock Al No J32 Prince street Wooster Admit
pissrsor aae Of Household Furniture consisting volvet
Brussels Carpets, rcse.ood rsrlor SUIT mirrors ~ ohsn
pamepts Bedsesds Dressing Bureaus mahogany
ciutnr Table Secretary Bookcase &c.
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GREAT DEMAND FOR CLOTHING; LADIES AID
a gentlemen having any Off C1ohing Furniture a
CsEpe guAsaneed 70 receive foIow:-Pau nor q
To S. costs from 81 TO So k dresUoe from S. TO $50 M -.
reee and wooen dresses the heheu price wa be pnd y
csh rg or Addressing A. HARRIS 668 Third avenue. u
dies attended 10 by MrSL Harrta -
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r .ADIEs--nHa AvAHs HERSELF or This oP-
IL postunfy express her m t.ful 10 tfoeS ~
have kindly pNunxed snd he will con linus 10 nav -
highest price ladfea wArdrobes ao jewelry eArpe
pcui punotnaJy attended by NM ~ ia S.r~
avenue, between Nme(eentA md Twent1cth streetss
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A sSiGNEE sALE,-ABOUT 2eao GALLONS WHITE
a vine vinssAr;-a. NJ UR!sT aLAk, auctionser, win
above by order Of ASSIGNEE. The " wen worthy ths
attention OF buyers
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A 0RRAT CHANCn FOR LADIES AND aENrExNru
"a convert fher casf OFT Clothing into hFrom g q ~
pad for Elk Dresses from s. S2 for Coas from 81 o q
for Fanie from VI 70 ~ for Vests Chldrene wear Furs
to trrs ss svd UPs'S hs ssssst prizes p:! f r
tween Twenty seventh and Tweny eighak srco iads .
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HAST OFF CLOfHING "A LARGE QUANTITY WANT
ed.tDs hshest price given and cash pal. q current
9eniionsn having large small lots dspoee can
1ossn ne H. vsne oy calling ssuding to JAMS NO
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UCTrON NOTICF.-BeLL IrGRAHAM WILL,
"A cell hia day At l0 O'Clock. ~ No II Centre street.
Furniture snd bar arrangements of the well known and
celebrated Harmony Ball long under tho OF Capt
Whistler. Twenty becrooms. with Bedssad. Beds &c,
lCarpes Oilclohs, &c bar Chairs Tables Pictures
OOH ing 0aases Casks Screens stoves first Seeiys
Beer Pump. Ac too numerous to mention
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-15
what south Carolina is Doing. I

bra ooASADAAs Ne S.s ANOVs .
Joint resolutions we're adopted in the
South Csrolinia Legislature on Tuesday.
to call . meeting Of the people Of the
State. for the reorganization ofths militia,
and preparations for the defense of the
State; Mr.. Buist urging in the House
that said action should Be prompt, imme.
diste. unqualified. effective and decisive,
in case Of Lincoln's election.
VIM. w. Boycs. NJ. c.. spoke from
the steps Of the Congares House on Tues
day evening. urging secession in case OF
Lincoln's election. He was followed BY
other prominent Carolinians.
The Charleston Mercury says the news
of Lincoln's election was received at
Charleston with long and continued cheers
for Southern Confsderscy.
At Augusta. Ga, there was q stern in.
dignation expressed.
The different portions of the South
which have been heard from favor the
calling Of State Conventions to delibsr-
ate on course Of policy.
1t was reported here last night that
the South Carolinia Legislature would
soon send commissioner to the Georgia
Legislature to confer about . joint action.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-15

Morn SourHERH "CoNsHRvAT1sM." =
We have just learned of another instances
Of Pro Slavery tyranny and fanaticism,
which Is but an additional evidence that
the people are doing . righteous thing in
strsngling out modern Democracy. A
gentleman well known in this communi-
ty. having been for three years promi-
neut citissn of White Cload. Q few
months since. on account Of the critical
state Of his wife's health, returned to his
native State Of Virgins, in the hope that
his wifs's health might be improved IN.
der hsr fathers roof. While hsrs. be
was Q Free State man. but never took On
active part in politics.
Our friend. in order to employ himself
during his necessary sojourn in Virginia,
assisted his father in law. who il Post.
master in one Of the leading towns ol
Virginia. He avoided political discus
sions. knowing the excited state of the
public mind but he was not permitted
to rest. being constantly bsntsred for hia
political sentiments. He at length &C.
knowledged that Lincoln was his choice
Public fury was Immediately excited
against him. A committee Of citizen,
waited upon his father-in-law. and read
the law to him; charged him with hav-
ing an Abolitionist in his employment ;
and demanded that he forthwith discharge
him. or they would report him to the
President. and have him removed from
Office. To preserve peace. and allay the
excitement, our friend was compelled to
quit the Office, and go to doing nothing.
As soon as his wife is able to travel. he
intends leaving his native State forever.
unless compelled to quit sooner, by that
invincibls Southern argument. tar and
feathers. He il in daily expectation Of
receiving orders to travel. from the claw
and order" men of the town.
An old and respectable citizen of the
same town, who for long time held the
Office of Commissioner of the Revenue.
and was Secretary of the Young Mems
Christian Association, said that, If Lin
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-15

"OuTRAas AT TRoy.-On Tuesday night
last, . number Of the candidates and
numbers of both political parties. were
collected at Troy. at their respective quar-
ters, awaiting the returns from the vari.
ous precincts of the County.
When it became certain that the Re.
publican ticket was elected. its friends
procured tar barrel and kindlsd bon.
FIRE on the square. Enraged at this man.
Hesitation of joy and triumph, crowd oi
excited and drunken Democrats issued
from their dens. and with drawn pistols
and knives. threatened the persons and
lives of the Republicans. Tearing to
pieces the bonfire. they attempted to roll
the burning barrel into the Office of Hen
ry Boder, County Clerk. Stones were
hurled through the windows. and a seri.
ous difficulty threatened. We are pleas
ed to be able to state that Mr.. Blakely,
defeated candidate for Sheriff. discoursg
cd these attempts of his friends to create
. row. and was active in producing
quiet.
w. D. Wood, Democratic candidate
for Council. was perfectly crazy with
drunkenness. and welding huge bowie
KNIFE in the air, expressed his willingness
to whip or kill any Republican.
If Democracy is thus rampant in de-
feat, what would it be if the party were
victorious. The people have learned
their characteristics and justly taken all
power from their hands. -E7vood Free
Press.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-15

DOUGLAS REvsses.-Douglas is bad.
ly beaten. but be has died game. From
the time when be opposed the Lecomptou
Constitution. the President and Senate
have carried on relentless war against
him-humiliating him in the Senate
and doing their share toward defeat
ing him for the Presidency. But he ha
been gloriously revenged. The Prssi
dent has been buried so deep that politi
cal resurrsction can never reach him
Joe Lane has been consigned to the shades
and Republican elected to the Senate il
his place Bigler will soon take his las
look into the Senate, as q member there
of; Fitch has heard his death knsll in In
diana, and the path is left open for Bright
to folloa him Gwin il making his lasi
struggle in California and Green, o.
Missouri, feels that his case is critical
Douglas has gone under. but he has had
the satisfaction of dragging half dozen
Of his bitterest enemies down with him.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-15

NORTH WEsrrRr CHa1s11Ax ADVOCATE
We have been favored BY this vaIua.
BILE organ Of the Methodist Church in the
North West. with an exchange. 1t is yer,
ably conducted by Rev. T. NJ. Eddy. the
author of the late scathing letter to Pres.
idsnt Buchanan. upon the wrongs of the
Methodist Church in the South. We
notice that the paper is shortly to be en-.
larged. and issued in quarto form, suita.
bic for binding. To Methodists desiring
to subscribe for an interesting Church pa
per. we cheerfully recommend the North.
Western Christian Advocate. The price
is only $3.50 year. Address the Pub.
fishing Agent, VIM. NJ. Doughty. No.
66. Washington Street. Chicago, Hin.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-15

RxruBLIcAls, WoRk This il queer
advice. il it not, when the election is Just
over, and another ons Is year distant !
Yet this is the very reason why We give
the advice. The progress Of Republican
principles has been greatly retarded by
the neglect Of its friends to work until
the spprosch ofslections. The very best
time to work. is when there 10 Q calm in
politics. During nine or ten months Of
the year, the enemies of Republication
SOW the seeds Of fAlsehood and slander.
and the Republicans never take much
pains to eradicate them until the two or
three months preceding an election. and
then it is too late to accomplish the nsc.
ssssry good. The Democracy never cease
their charges Of negro equality. Aboli.
tionism, Know, N Nothingism. &C.. against
the Republican party; and they should
be met all the time. Many we'll meaning
people, who are not in the habit of ex.
suining into politics. are deceived by
these misrepresentation /: and frequently
much time is necessary to disabuse the
public mind of error.
The only true method is to work al
the time. Whenever you find an honest.
wsllmeaning man. who is willing to lis
ten to the truth. explain to him the prin-
ciples of Republicanism. compare the
acts Of parties. and expose the slanders
Of the enemy. To render the Republican
party successful. it is only necessary that
the truth should be known. To accom-.
plish this desirable result. keep every man
informed upon the principles and acts Of
parties, and make known facts as they
occur. Let every earnest Republican
make this portion of his daily duty.
and We will soon have glorious srop Of
Republican voters. who are ready and
willing to march up to the polls. without
the everlasting pulling. tugging. coa1ing.
running and planning which have to be
resorted to upon every election day.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-15

The ELRcT1ov.-Oficial returns of thu
elections in the States have not yet been
received. In the Northern States. the
result is as announced last week. Lin.
coin carries every one. except New Jer-
ssy. which goes for fusion. Bell has car.
ried Kentucky and Tennessee. Breck.
inridgs has probably carried the balance
In Missouri, the result is doubtful be.
tween Douglas and Bell /: and Maryland
and Virginia are close between Bell and
Breckinridge.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-15

~ We notice that the question o.
snusxing Southern Nsbrssks to Kansas,
is again being asitatsd. This time. both
Northern and Southern Nebraska are viii.
ling. and we can zee nothing to prevent
the onsummstion Of the scheme. For our
own part. We were alwaysin favor of an
nexation: and if the matter is vigorously
pushed while al hands are yet willing,
Kansas will become enc Of the greatest
States in our Confedsracy.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-15

w. D. WooD.-We wish to say .
few words regarding the late Democratic
candidate for the Territorial Council
Before doing 90, however, we will apol-
ogize to our readers for TINS burdening
our columns. While this man was a
candidate it was our duty to show him
up to the people. and they had right to
suppose that with our last issue we should
drop the offensive subject. But this
mans acts. on the heel of election. in
duce Us to show to our readers in this
county, what cause they have for con-
graduation in his defeat.
We have given a brief recital of the
outrage committed at Troy on Tuesday
night. We are informed that w. d.
Wood Was . prominent ring ileader in
the riot i; that he was perfectly mad with
whiskeyS that his language was the very
lowest profanity and obscenity. and that
whirling q bowie knife in his hand he
threatened. and attempted the lives of
psacsable citizens.
The election over, it seems that this
long haired representative of the first
family of Virginia has dropped his dis
guise that tho ass has shed the lions
skin.
His puny efforts at ruffisnism really in
jure no one. for the little manikin could
be easily handled BY q fourteen year old
boy. In dark night, and with pistol
or bowie knife. he might effect something.
Assassination or unexpected attack is the
only role in which he is to be feared
But had he been chosen to the Council,
bis vote would have balanced that of
better man. and he might have injured us
Immensely. Thank God for our escape.
-Eluood Free Press.
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What Alabama is Doing.
MONTGOMERY. ALA. Nov.

Nl0NTG0NERYs Ala, NOV. ~.
The military companies of this city
fully armed and equipped. rendered thei'
services to the Governor.
Our citizens arc all unanimous for dis
union.
A plan for secession will be organized
this week.
The Governor. Supreme Court Judges.
Circuit Judges, both Of the Senators, and
all Of the Congressmsn, save ono, are for
disunion.
The city of Mobile will be against Sc.
cession. but nine -tenths of the country
districts are for disunion. The minute
men are organizing. and will have 30,-
900 members enrolled by the 1st of Jan.
ury. A meeting Of the leading politi-
clans of the State, of all parties, has Just
been held. and resolved to insist on an
immediate Convention. The citizens in.
dorse the action of their leaders.