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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-08-16
NOTICE.

II AVING sold out my entire stock Of goods
IL to Mr.. w. II. Forncrook, all persons
knowing themselves indebted to me, will
please come forward and settle their accounts
either with cash or by note, as my Books must
be closed. w. II. VAN DOREN.
August 10, 1S60-tf.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-08-16
ORDER OF PUBLICATION


In the Second District Court of the Ter,;,,..
of Kansas, sitting within and for Brown COM.
ty, for the trial Of causes arising under N.
Laws of said Territory. July %, 1860.
Eliza A. Pound
George Bishop, Jr.
TIHE defendant, George Bishop, will ,,t.
l. notice that the plaintiff, Eliza A. POI
has commenced an action sgainSt the said p,
PENDANT, in said Court; and that, on the a0,b
day of July, 1850, said plaintiff, Eliza A. Pond
file ] in the Clerks Office Of said Court, an "A
daVit stating that the said defendant, Georo.
Bishop, Jr., is non resident, and that servies
Of summons cannot be had in said Territorv. !,
is therefore ordered by the Clerk, ia vacation
that the said defendant, George Bishop, Jr, h.
notified, by publication being made in the Whit
Cloud Chief, weekly newspaper published in
DOniphan County, and Of general circulation In
said County of Brown, for sir consecutive week,
of the tendency Of this suit, the object Of which
is TO recover Of the said defendant, GeOr-,
Bishop, Jr., the sum Of One Hundrad and Ser,
enty Dollars, together with interest from the
29.h day Of September, A. p. 1859, at legal
rates; and the said defendant is further notified.
that unless he answer, by the fifth day of SEP.
TENDER. A. D. 1850, the petition Of the said
plaintiff against him, sled in the Clerks Office
of said Court, will be taken as true, and judg
ment rendered accordingly. and the defendants
land, as mentioned in said petition, will be de.
creed to be sold to satisfy said judgment.
Witness L. Macarthur, Clerk of said Court
with the seal thereof affixed, at nv Office, in
Hiawatha, this Goth day of July, A. d. 1862
L. McARTHUR, Clerk.
By J. G. KELSEY, D. c.
E.. GRANT, Plaintiffs Attorney.
August 2, lS60-6T.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-08-16
Look Out for the Muley!
Lumber! Lumber!

THE undersigned have taken ano vi Nj IA
i in complete order, the Steam Sa - W;II.D
White Cloud, known as the "Mu,sy -,rniy
where they keep constantly on nano -,
Of good Lumber, for sale as the loN~
for Cash. IN - aIIsd
Any bill Of lumber required, VIZ an the
with dispatch. We will also saw ion ns;..
halves, or cheap for cash, on snor. D - Ia he
This mill aees work equal 70 voc
country. Give u call r.,rALL.
White Cloud, April 10, 1904.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-08-16
White CInnh ifartet..

White Cloud Markets.
Flour, p sack, $25O9S-9O.
Wheat, = bUshel sOc.9$lOV'
Oats, SVe'
Corn, 10 car, 23c-; shsiieo' SOo'
Corn Meal, sOc
Potatoes. 1881.
Whit. Reau,. $l.00.
Hungarian Seed, DUO
Hides, p h., greer, &C.; dry lug
Bacon Sides, Shoulder. and Hams, lo@llc-
Lard, IVe'
Tallow, lOe'
Sugar, IVc'
Cos.s. I69Se.
p,,,a. l0c.
Eggs, . dos, lUe-
MoI.s,e,. . gal, 5Oc.@sl.OO.
Whisky, SOe-CS$I'oO'
Buckwheat Flour, p 100 ns-, $2-oO-
Salt, 2 sack, @OO'
Nails, p 100 MS, $4'SO'
Lumber, green, 2 100 feet, $l.OO@I'SO.
Shingles, p 1000, $2-5O.
Wood, p cord, e2OO.
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-28
BELL AND EVERETT IN DELAWARE.


The Union men Of Delaware met at Dover, in that
State. ~" '-| -"ant and passed the following
st That We do most heartny endorse aud approve
the nominations for President aud Vice President made
a. Baltimore by the convention Of Union men that as
sembled on the 9 day Of May last and recognize the
platform adopted by 1.-THE Constitution, the Union
and the Enforcement OF the Laws AS sufficient for all
patriots no matter what their political attachments may
have heretofore been That in the purer days Of our
glorious republic fidelity to such a sentiment the
best OF love of country and should now endeayor to
initiate the virtues Of our ancestors.
ID That John Bell Of Tennessee Is the man OF all
others whose nomination desired His purity Of per-
sona character and courage and integrity statesman
added to his acknowledged abilities aud exalted patriot
ISM demand OF the people Of Delaware their cordial aud
firm support this hour his public character and ser
vices aud passed sagacty, placing him in position
,ecoud only that of greatest men of the oden
time.
the respect aud love Of every American Citizen Like
his great colleague, PARTISAN he has ever
borne himself 50 as to show his cOunymen that the
hear Of the patriot puslted in his bosom. Honored by
all civilized nations, and entitled by their renowned sem
aes OF learning he stands in the modeSty OF his char
ccter and the faithiuness of his natonalism model
Tor the imitation of the youth Of our country With its
madens aud his is the peerless name the eulo
gs of Washington the companion Of their efforts in be-
half of Mount Vernon. Having such men as Bell and
Everett standard bearers ought any man to hes-
tate as to his duty
4th That our party is founded upon the basis in part
that the strife about African slavery in the Territories
ought to be qneed We believed such strife to be hurt
fu to that peace and harmony that ought TO prevail
throughout the whole United States OF America; aud
knowing as We all do, that fruitful Of dscord
is the sui ject OF Congressional power over slavery in
such Territories call upon all patriotic citizens TO act
with us in bringing back the country to the wise settle
ment Of that question: made by the great men OF saO-
which is nonnteryenOn by Congress TO restrict slavery
from or extend into the Territories leaving TO the peo
pie of those Territories the ultimate settlement Of that
question: when they TO form their State constitu-
lions; and the people of the slave gates in the mean
time as we'll as those of the free States, 10 the rights
that may be cured them by the Constitution of their
country We opposed to Congressional legislation
pro con.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-28
From ne Siaunton Spectator.
DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS IN sTAUYTC


In pursuance Of the published Of last
week, both wings Of the divided Democracy held meet
ugs the Court House yesterday,-the one endors-
ing the secession nominees and appointing delegates to
the Charlottesville Convention aud the other endorsing
the regular nominees, and appointing delegates to the
Sauton Convention both Of which conventions will meet
on the same day. August 10th. They both adopted the
same resolution in reference to uniting the party upon
sirge electoral tcket-the vote to be given TO whichever
ticket would carry most electoral votes in the Saees
other than Virgina-thus giving Virginia voice in the
eecton but TO echo that Of the other Staes-ranser
ring the Douglas votes to Breckinrdge the Breckin
ridge votes Douglas the votes of other States may
determne-tramping upon State Rights, especially the
rights Of Virginia.
The Dougis meeting was first held, and then gave way
for the Secessionists After both meetings had adjourn
ed the people assembled and addressed by EKGov.
VIM. Smith, Ex-Gov Shelton +. Leake, Dr. slml hoi-
feti of Rockingham, Gen. Harman, Jas. II. Skinner,
Esq, Jno A. Hartman, Esq and the Castor and PoIuI
Of Democracy, Jacob and George Baylor, Esqs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-28
SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 2S, 1860.
have been very small business fora civilized Christian

have been very small business for civilized Christian
to have been guilty Of
Gen. Uraga remains at Guadalajara, wounded and
prisoner lie treated with great hardship and allowed
only the ration of the common soldier Indeed, Mira
mon would have shot him but for the protection extend
cd him by Wo Who with spirit that is refreshing in
these days claimed him his prisoner and threatened
to pronounce if hair Of his head should be touched.
Vol and Uraga campagned together in Texas quarter
af century ago and it pleasant to see that the bru
tazng practices Of civil do not always extinguish
every spark of ancient friendship Mramon was offered
Gen La Vega and twenty-five other officers in exchange
for Uraga, but he refused whereupOn La Vega and the
others were Internationally placed at liberty and suppl
ed with money to depart! Such acts should plead
trumpet -.ogued before the world
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-28

IMPORTANT FROM ST. DoMISGo.-Wdr IVih Hdyi.-
We have dates from St. Domingo TO the 9th inst About
5000 emigrants had arrived from Venezuela.
Gen. Santa Anna was on the line between Hayti aud
St. Domingo with 900 troops, and ready osieclare war
against the Haytens account OF Gen Geiards having
trespaased on hIs domiuIons. A skirmsh had taken
place at Cersado, on June 80. The British consul had
gone, BY request Of the Hayens to settle the difficulties
arising from an attempt to raise the value Of the paper
money and from other causes.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-28
A Capital BOOK.

"A UT -,-,,.n.
Man AND WOMAN or THE LAW or HONOR, applied 70 the
outian Of The problem "WhY more women thAn
men Chrst.ansan BY Rev. slaughter With an introdue
on bV Prot Bledsoe Unyersty Of Virginia Price re-
duced 20 toe 90,
A. sos evidence ofhe excellence and popularity 81 tbs EoI
nrar 30 e lions sold within few weeks, ana me
third 4 IA pres - -. -,
ne Petersburg EDrss zach woman In the land ought
- a IA a least one book and comes up 70
ths requlrrmeus Of he law Of honor"
The chnond EnQHtrsr I'VE venture 70 aefh ~ man
NJ sv lntseea.l ability can lay doEn before reading the
or book ou enc 70 snd Tnere charming implicitly ore,-
~ .noreh n.iye philosophical VeE and helke porratare
.bh .t ne he volume unVefIay admired Bor sale by
iyl6 JAS. HOODhVOsA ".
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-28
RICHMOND WADE CLOTHING,

InCrea = ed FaciliteS.
TTIE Subscriber has manufacuring Clothing 10 the "
ty OF Richmond twenty years, and has at this ~
time hon IS % OO hands In his employment and will In NJ
month make large additions 10 that IL
Having taken The his especially for
featuring purposes he determined make article In the
clothing line at shall In every respect with clothing
made Northern ees and he asks the patronage OF his old
friends ana the public generally n yW OF The fact that he Civ
employ midst 70 large number OF mechanics and
worthy females uho otherwise suer for the neeessAre o..
fe He cutters materials be
Cd oy house In the country
Maryland Virginia. Carolna and Georgia CASsmeres and
rEeeds grades Strictly Southern MAnuaetur
Ing House. sat1ed by personal Inspection Of
he has doing
4 B SPENCE, Clothier and Tailor,
nh Maln and13 sta Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-28

THE FOURTH OF july AT PAsIs.-A Paris correspon-
dent of the Philadelphia North American says:
One Of the brilliant reunions Of the season in Pa
rs took place on wednesday last the 4th Of July, in
celebration Of the eghyfourth anniversary Of American
Independence By the generous initiative Of few lead
ing Americans in Paris than six hundred ladies and
gentlemen received invitations to e ckGmpe in the
beautiful gardens Of Messrs Lemchez the well known
florists in the Joint names Of bis Exceency the Amer
can Minister and the American Consul The speech and
toast Of the day we're made and the Declaration Of nde
pendence read BY Mr. Faulkner after which dancing
commenced in tent prepared for the purpose and the
party only broke up nine In the evening after day Of
uninterrupted and hearty enjoyment
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-28

g No ldVeTIcen o Be conldeied ~ he monlh year
Hns specacd the Manuscript previously agreed upon be-
tween the parties
An advcrteracnt narkcd copy Specihed
a Insertions VII be coulued un ordered and payment
enacted arcordlngly.
r. RElrLsu avoid any Misunderstanding
The part OF The Annual Advertisers O. proper actV
hAi her privileges only extends heir immediate business Real
kiAe Legal and an other Advertisements by
additional charge. and no vsriAtion.
~ Real Estate AMI General Agcn Adye sements not 70 be
ined r year but b. charged the subject
10 such discounts shah b. ,creed upon.
~ Booksellers rl yearly advertisers, generally, engaging
spuaes thc privilege OF change shall uot her
yearly Avrrtgs n week insert than the
upou tfs standing rule under he contract and an
dng snch amount lo De charged AZ he usual rates
Af,crt-entr Inserted il tha SeuWecky Whg az
PEI square 70 n fr che Insertion and SO
PEI sHnar- Or .t,h continuance Ur weekly. cents
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-28
HOr FOR HARVEST.

HOY FOX II \ Il v ES -.
REAPER superior a-cs Tor Virginia Manufacture, "
IL hrft e FARMERS 90 ua Tor tle present Harvest This
Nscn- much simple n ts construction, and n lighter
irr than aay nov has thoroughly tested duflng he
x wears and has an the Improvements that have pre-
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n e Reaper n an r,pecs and VII make exhibition Of ~
"a ut aes Co unzc4usnted with e. AZ the farm OF u
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-28
NUMBER 179,
NEW AND RICH yEWRLRY,
WATCHES, DIAMONDS, SILVER AND PLATED
WARE.
s. "A. MYER s.

oossKR 81 SAs AND PxAKL sTREETs RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
HAS Just received In addition bis already I.rge and n
extensive sssortments, beautiful collection of all 1A
the latest and most elegant styles Of Watches Jewey, ,S
Silver and Plated Ware.
Watches by following celebrated msiers.
Jules Jurgensoo, Adams Sans Taylor Henry Rey
mond Lemon, Alfred LavzIeti and other celebrated
nAhOADs-A very large and rich Of Diamonds
and other precious stones.
Diamonds, Pearls Opal Carbunee Garnet Coral Cameo
Onyx, In sErrs. - ' '
Aso-spectaces-B aElan Periseopic Pebbles set In god
silver and steel frames Clocks Cutlery Jexy Of every de-
seriptIon.
The public respectfully Invited examine before
purchasing. g. MYERS g.
max Cor Main and Pearl ets.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-28

~ and Phoenix Bitters have been thoroughly tested.
and pronounced sovereign remedy for dyspepsia fauency
heartburn and head ache costiyenes diarha ever Of al
hnd gout gravel worms scurvy, ulcers eruptvs
complaints salt rheun eyspelAs colds
reguary and all arrangement female system piles and
various other diseases which liable YoT
sale BY the proprietor, Dr. w. k0PYAT ss5 Broadway Nav
rork. and By Drussst generally al the country.
ssiT-dkvJv
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-28

A FRAUD-The Breckinridge papers in this State
continue to parade in their columns the proceedings OF
little knot of fre-eating Know Nohings In and about
Montgomery, who have endorsed Breckenridge, as the
action of the Opposition party Of Alabama. This is
bold mposture ss we have already taken occasion to
show. The regular Opposition Convention met in Selma
and with the greatest enthusiasm endorsed the nomna-
ton Of Bell and Everett-Sdp. Republican.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-28
VOLUME 81.
RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.

TRIMS:
Daily Paper fSPss annun; seniTseky IS; Weekly eS a.
In advance Resncs be made al ts risk Of The
Pubhersi "a an where evidence taken he deposit Of
lsltsrin the Post OGce containing money.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-28
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,

NEW YORK
WTTEN completed years ago The s. Nicholas vas uniyer
w sally pronounced the most nagndcent convenient and
to-ouFhy crranEet eialhent Of thc knd on MS continent
remains toiay-without rival In SIZE To
ofaoanes n en- general elements Of comfort and enjoy
accommodaors for l0on guests tncuHins
fOl complete r families sx hundred per
sons en be comfahy seated AZ The tables of M three public
Nng rooms and nohng modern has devised or The
epe1ce and social gacaon o The travelling public has been
tfd Ia s plan n-gcied n B practical detal1 The early
nron OF re house a. homs abroad derived from he
-d h. superb aD3oniusnts ~ houeke comforts and
ru enhanced By The ungearted eHrIonl
ef the proorietJrL TkEADhELL hhLtCOAb "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-28
DUVAL,S ANTISPAsMODIC, for the cure Of

nUVAL,S ANTISPAsMODIC, for the cure Of
y Afiatic Cholera.
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Cholera Morbus ID ssntery.
Diarrhou, Lock Jaw,
Rheumatic Or Neuralgic Palms.
Cramp, Toothache
Nervous Headache.
Deirium Tremenn
Burma Cuts, 4e.
For sale wholesale and retail By
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-28
TVRIE NEW AND POPULAR BOOKS,
COF FoR THE DAY oNLHO
REMOVED.

n "A BARGANIN, JN, have removed 20 theF NeE store
NJ. fI Main street doors above their old iand
uf- the, have Increased tarr facilities Tor doing AT kinds OF
uors n Tine, putting every DESCRIPTION water
Vtur Hvraats water Closets Blfh Boilers Cooking hlnges
Plups Hydraulic Ral &c Putting up Portable Gas "ofAa
Et.las ap bulIaes win pipes and hztares. 81, -.
% gor k1orng &C; heating buldngs VIZ not
a. water os sea rhcy take @ occasion 70 state that ney
have in this other eognyt Haleh
they yin pus ap and warrant % give satsftctsn-
Ai.rzs assortment o. ran and fancy lin Eaze and Crates and
Wsndsrs aaays nn hanl AaAl-I
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-28
TIE CRISIS IN MEXICO.

The late Reverse of Miramon- Movements Of he Span
i,k Mnistsr-Disrdeied Stale Of The Countrywide
ConsHiutionalists looking up.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-28

One of the deli gates named Halstead, rose to object
to the action of the Committee Resolutions in nomi-
mating an electoral ticket He had understood that the
comm tee had been appointed with instructions TO make
inquiries as the best be adopted for the de-
feat Of Lincoln aud Hamln 1t should in his opinion be
fully asceTtAned whether there chance Of an un
dersendng with the oher Conventions who equal
y desrous Of defeating the black republican party, IL
they decided on straight and out Ticket they would
thus be shutting the door Ag inst anything like future
arrangement, The Douglas Convention had that very
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-28
VIEW CLOTHING STOCK.

THE SUBSCRIBER Agent viii open about the l5th inst,
The sore nOH occupied b. C. Barton, No lu9 Main st.,
n
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-12-19

his administration, If there shall be the disposition
to attempt it.
4. Resolued, That the enactmant Of laws in
many Of the non-slaveholding States, intended to
Obstruct the execution of the law Of Congress- for
the arrest and surrender Of fugitive slaves is in
plain and palpaple violation of the Constitution Of
the United States, and the repeal of those laws is
demanded as duty of justice and submission to
the Constitution on the part Of those States, and
as indispensable to future Union.
g. Resolued, That waving the Constitutional
question Of the power Of State to secede from
the Union, such act Of secession if effected peace
ably, is not an appropriate and adequate remedy
for the injuries under which the Southern States
are now laboring. To depart from the Union,
leaving behind in the hands Of her supposed enc
miles, all her interests in the national accumulatons
Of eighty years, in which she had proportional
rights would be sacrifice on the part of State,
except under the pressure of overriding necessity,
as incompatible with her dignity as her interests
6. ResOlued, That we recognize in it's full extent
the right of resistance by force, to unauthorized
injustice and oppression, and if the incoming ad-
ministration shall peryert the powers of the Gov
eminent to destroy or otherwise unlawfully inter-
fere with the rights Of slavery, none will be more
ready than ourselves to recur to this extreme
remedy; but in adopting measures on subject of
such vital interest to fifteen States of the confed-
eracy we should deem it but just and wise, to act
possible, in concert and after consultation with
the other Slaveholding States and more especially
with the frontier States Of Maryland, Virginia,
Kentucky and Missouri, which are the greatest suf
ferers from existing grievances, and stand as bar
rier between the rest of the Southern States, and
the enemies of their peace and safety beyond that
frontier.
z. ResoIoed, That reasonable time should be al
lowed and all remedies consistent with the contn
uance of the Union, should be exhausted before
an abandonment of that Constitution established
by Washington and his compatriots which in its
general operation has been the source of blessings
innumberable to the American people
8. Resoloed, That it is recommended to the Leg
islature to make appropriations for the purchase Of
such supplies of arms, as may be necessary as
preparation for any emergency that may arise.
9. Resolued, That the foregoing resolutions be
published in the Hillsborough papers, and trans
mitted to the representatives from this county, to
be laid before the General Assembly
John w. Norwood, Esq, offered the following as an
amendment:
Resolued That we recommend to the present
Legislature to provide for calling Convention of
the people, to take into consideration the alarming
State Of public affairs and determine for North
Carolina the time, mode, and measure of redress
for existing wrongs.
The question being taken upon Mr.. Norwoods reso-
luton, Il was rejected.
ed by the committee, and they passed by large
majority.
e. c.T =. p. ana.r'' Secretaries.