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NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
MUTUAL SYSTEM.
Capital I,sOG,O
NNE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS deposited with the
" Comptroller Of the State York. and out OF the hands
Of the Company TO secure policy holders.
DIVIDENDS MADE ANNUALLY A MOST Liberal Principe
Forty per OF the premium on Policies, will be loaned the
Insured when the premium exceeds $50.
Policies issued and payable TO the nsued arriving at GER
tain age family the DEATH should that event
happen previously 10 arriving at that age.
POLICIES for children, granted on the most favor
able terms
Policies issued greatly reduced rates Of premium when the
prefers not 70 participate the dividends.
All losses paid promptly and without litigation. .
Iha be pleased TO have you call at and policy
this old and reliable Company which before you endors
ed by your citizens.
WORKMAN 4 WYATT, Agents,
once 190 Main street,
Few doors above Post ONCE
oHAE. L WORKMAN,
General Agent and Attorney
for the Company In Va
MEDICAL EHA MINERS:
JAS. II. CONWAY NJ. D.
Ro T. COLEMAN, NJ D.
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sAML RUTH, sapt \
Chcr x. =. q =. X. h Co.,
alrhmanl. jan u. l.h..
jana u

NIOgfrF. Persns wish ng 20 obtin tickets for eryan over
y H. Richmond frt,efi t-rgr aDd Potomac K If Wash
agou ety. ald points further Nsh, must, IN al cases be youc'
of g some resp uile wUc citizen ~ Richmond n person.
.alFa 70 - icers Road tickets Vi be sold ap
tli,I f5r by letter A. u. Al! kN,
,u.st Ia 1icl q Agent
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500.
1859.

IbOU. NVEINbs. IEOUs
Ea&E 10y ssse
TO PASSENGERS GOING hOR1H-hEW ARRANGEMENT,
IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS.
THROUGH TI1RETSiHD IHROGGH CHE6hS
GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE
CARRYING TIE GREAT UNITED STATES MAIL.
TWICE DAILY-Sunday night excepted-between
RICHMOND ALEXANDRIA, WARRINGTON, BALTIMORE PHIL
ADELpA NEW YORK. and al important points West via Ae-
qua Greek snd Washington the
RICHMOND, FREDERICkSBlR G AND POTOMAC AlLRO3p,
10 the Potomac River ac and by SPLENDID and comfortable
eamers hencs Washington 80 miles, Ia all 1870 mles In hours;
being comfortable aud perfectly safe rate q speed
sg- Hours Of departure $50 4. NJ, and 100 p 81.
~. Baggage under charge Of Special Agents, CHECKED
fiKOUGH TO Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
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RnAND CUT'TtNG

NHE undersigned having removed his shop under the T0BAC
co EXCHANGE 18Th and Cary begs leave TO in
form his customers and the Public generally that he
ated execute all work (Which he may be M
the workmanke and thhorst pos bile notice II
you Brand for Tobacco Flour Grain bags Machinery any
other articles you manufacture send your orders
will the terms and Vuarnn
give you entire satisfaction
Also Branding Brushes Kew Checks Brass
Ac A T. GRAHAM Brand Cutter,
Under Tobacco Exchange,
Cor. 18th 4 Cary sts RIchmond Va
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PIANO FOHTES.


A IL GALE co, taxi pleasurei lnyidny the szs,--1
"A. attention Of Artists Amatuers and the pgb fT-sf
Tic generally, 10 their INV SCAR OyERsfRuSG laos HTTa
FRANZ PIASo FOFTfs, ist introduced. The grow :
ing demand for Plane Fortss, Of Ordinary 0s ano
ban yof tone directed tie prOd@cton Of fld
an Instrument. spbm tie resu, without Of eamprtln
Our Pianos are all manufactured Of the best well seasoned a
A under our Immediate eryson snl guaranteed 70 e
ene satisfaction whether ordered fsom dtc sod ~ AA
Of our Agents throughout the country. We solicit uausie
Of That patronage which We have enjoyed Tor ihe last %
A. Il. GALF Co,
ap9-sm l0T Fast i2,h Street, hc- f5sE.
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RAILROADS, &C.
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.

VIKGENIA CENThAL hAILhOAD.
g 5syl s&s - g q
Mail and Passenger Trains,
FAVE Kchmond daily at $50 A. NJ for Gordonsve and
daily Except sundays for Jscison River and intermediate
stations Connecting Gordonsve with the Orange and Atxan
dra Railroad Alexandria and intermediate Stations aud
Charlottesville with their trains for Lynchburg
for Charlottesville and Lynchburg take
the Orange aud Alexandria Train at Gordonsyille.
Harman and Qompanss Stages connect with the train
at Goshen Lexington Mboro for the Rock Alum Bath
Alum Healing Springs, ADD at Jacksons River
Red Sweet and White Sulphur Springs Lewburg
&c.
RETURNING,
The mall and passenger train leaves Jacson River daily Tex
cept Sundays)
Freight Train with passenger attached Wayne
boro at IS stanton GAS, A. NJ Mondays Wenes
days Fridays for Jackson's River.
Returning will leave Jacksons River s. A. NJ Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays waynesboro leaving
Stanton $780, p NJ arriving at waynesboro at 44O NJ
eThrough Tickets all the Gerent Springs, Lexington
Levburg &C. and Lynohburg Bristol Knoxville, Chatts
noog New Orleans and all important Points in the Southwest
THOs. DODAMEAD,
ie1 General Superintendent
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
STEREOSC0PIC EMPORIUM,
r.. ANTHONY,
sos broadway. New yorir-

After May lst, 1860, at SOL BROADWAY, Tvo A.,.
from ST. Nicholas Hotel.
rT'HE srEREOscOPE "a the most iaSta,iiss 90 sEifa ~
Il sing and encitHg Of moderH Inventions
None are foo yoHg none leo oil, none o iatHyt rB- 10
unsducdted. ~ acknowledge 10 worth aud beauty " @
No home complete without Il, and and viii t.r,.
eoery1ohTe.
presents TO our view every par OF the sod In arrr
onthe spot. '-'"s
Photographers everyNhere exploring Fur,pe Al ID.
aud America In search Of the grand and The beauu AL a.
results Cftieir XII are constantly sprictiny 0srsa,i
don England Scotland Ireland Wales Franc Pg T,r
switzerland sPaio The Rhine, yeTsars ~ Cloud T5uf,rt
dis Crystal Palace-slsO Groups Historical Sngrsl ts
scenes breakfast scenes pic mics sa'ua-y &c &c. sr,
assortment q IHHm.nGtod Iari0r Of Palace Chur, ar Ca
views is most FeBGykGJls.
drawing room some Of our exquisite r-trs gsz Win r,o,
Ing steeosope showing 2 - 20 100 houng can be
fond Of The picturesque and The beautiiuL
AntCyS stoHa"eot Sereoseopc Views the ~
ographc wonder They are taken n tAc tyy gdrtorrAat
and verifying no ndter io0 ydpiJly tmdt h. rory H.
rms aySs additional value, or to the beauties Of Esfals sag
Of our own and being ,Igo-g ;y Sj,y,,s ori s.,y
J,r e., psr,S - -, . h-ICPs' w receive Zoe La.
American life andseeIery
Amor other things have just published sereo,op Iu,,
lions OF The scene OF FrToS srREsT PsAYEa Mrs Ia f
many hearts feel an Interest The particulars OF this W Ul
Our Catalogue Of subjects and prices vii! be forwarded aly
Parties at distance sending g. s. $40 t5 $40 or az car
sent BY Espress
Views alone, without Instrument be sent BY mail
Parties who Ssh to be advised anything really vaiusb n
the ne that comes out send their nafae 10 pc on tt
and ne will keep them posted at expense
Hen 0 is3sIre will hrd Photography mos, fascinating ard a..
nghta amusement We are prepared TO 1T out ates
everything Necessary for ter success together nstrucs
How ~ take SteGeoseope Pictures"
E. ANTHoN
Importer and Manufacture Of Photo graphic Material ser5
eopes and stereoscoplc Views
s Merchants from every section country arr respect
10 the trade will be liberal
To PH0TOGRAPHEEg-Iir e.ss e.ersos,oni. g.,.t,.,
wanted.
Send BY mall print unmounted with price Of Nsysuss
lCGt tbs oct f1r future referen,e1 fs1- .Hm
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Roofs. SHOES AND TRUNKS,
IGBTE 4 BRADBURRY'S PIANOS.

Ll6HTE BRADBU RRi y PiAhUS,
WE CALL the attention Of the citizens Of Rich
w mond and virginia TO Piano FoTtes which 81
have placed with Mr.. Carus, that their qualities
every respect be tested by the side OF NELL "
famed Chick ering's.
We warrant all Planes and show as high and as hume
rons testimonials any factory In the country All OF which
be seen Mr. Carusl Broad Street 81 door from gth
del6- LUTTE a BkADBUhhf.
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF RICHMOND. June 6.
C.srasDly) o1l'k Sun asEs i;35 SKIS as
ARRIVED.
schr Eag william Fleming Y1s,t1wn conn., Peyou p Archer
SAILED
srtr Marshall Chichester, g. g., uiise D. 81 W. Curre.
" Hickman, saunders, \. T.. tls-, Erts.1ri Co.
" Emma, shorter, I-HL
" Emma Id, Parsons. I-ht
C. Hopkins Dturhsr,y, Washington, yia Port Wal,Aal
coal. Vs. ID. Coa,li,t O..
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Till. &. remedy so universally known surpass
other for tine cure throat and lung complaints thIt
is useless here publish che evidence Of is virtues. It's
tlrrigf , Hence for coughs and colds and It's truly
wonderful cUrg- of pulmonary disease, have made 70
Known throu-hor the civilized nations of the earth
Tg sra the communities. families among them
who flvs NOT some personal experience Of Us effects
some .iug trophy il their midst of lis victory over the
aufe .u dangerous disorders of the throat and lungs.
A. .I Know t's drradfu fatality of these disorders aIl
las thpr know too, thc effect of this remedy We neeUOt
Ja moro than them that has uov l tho Nlr-
,s tlt 90 Gid have when making th' cures which blye
non sl strongly upon the confidence ul mankind
Prepared by d. J c. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass.
sold wholesale and RETAIL by PURCELL, LApD CO., Rich
mono a y r. RIyEs CO, p-.,shlrEs J. H. Sway. Lynch
llrg and by an druggists and merchsu-s aplS-eowtau
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Richmond, Feb. 10Th, 1850.

HAvE my thanks to friends and customers for for
liberal patronage and 70 ask continuance OF the same
o the business Of LIBBY BURTON. LUTHER LIBBY.
Richmond, Feb. l6, 1860. feZ2-u
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WV srEAlIsHIr line. ENolNn- So ~
AGENTS.
E1sflfK-Megsrs j. NJ smith 4 Bro.
PErEusBrEa- Nessrs s. a.. Baptist Co.
RildE0Nl-SlrllIs& somclsIc-
! I'm

fVysEE RALElWORE AND SAVANNAH sss5sS<a
STEAMSHIP COMPANY, composed 90 trat cils.
sau.lps running regularly between the poT
Frrrht shpped Savannah, s Interior % tlc
tsofga and Alabama, ~ Railroad from Savannah, VIII la, e
prompt attention. T. a. BAIT, r.. Agent,
40 Baltimore.
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BLOWS! PLOwS I! PL0WS!!!-NO EXCUsE FOR
i GOING NORTH TO BUY PLoWs-The subscriber makes ey.
variety Of Flows known souhGn farmers pansrs
and recommends especially bis Sasn POto which
sizes and shapes Of moeboard each Pow 10
every variety OF soil p IT, STARkE,
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nOME-MADE FURNITURE.
ConRUGATED WROUGHT IRON AND

~ WIRE RAlLlNG-secured by Letters Patent Admirably
adapted for enclosing Public Ground Cemeteries Baoonys Cot
&c Sheep and OK Hurdle Patent We Sackng Bead
steads with every variety Of yodng Iron Beadstesds
Furniture Patent Wire Coal Screens Ore Band and Gravel
screens Wire Netting for Mosquito, sheep, Poultry and other
Wire Summer Houses Fancy Wire Work In great
r!ety, for Gardens &c.
NJ WALKER SONS, Manufacturers,
No C35 Market N. Z. sixth street, Philadelphia
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SIM = III = ANN-LL1
Il ny employ CrFa and desires ti iorueT friend
and patrons call and tNImue che l-ce and varied asor
meat of cloths, Cassimers and Festings, As Wen as
Eeafv Made Clothing which ie s prepared furnish then
terms good similar hals .a o..
s+aIa WILLIAM IRA SMITH.
Na-n str..l
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MITCHELL FRY
n FFPR Cheap "a She 'raje--
" 20DJ bE, Manufactured Tobacco. lried brands
~" - LaHch.u- a Sons best brsuis
IO0O packages Kilcii1ek Smoking tobacco
1900 " Mohcgr 80 JLing Tobacco Gu and pound
drums
100 hls Iayycis Rockhrilge Rive whisky
p 4 casks Coglsf add Ro-hen Bcauirs
b = pipes Henussy London Dock Brandy, vintage
1elg
tDi CABS sherry. Madsirs PoIt aud Malaga Wines
r4LChrlu- Imp-la! Ho.rt Gin
IL cases Cnampafng, Glare. u-t Hoe. Wines
25ihs Starry Api!. sud Peach Br.niiea
Al ll,h viii be sold ra such goods can ne purchased
n any maILrt MiltHl IL = Fay,
No. IL Pearl street,
Aug-f Richmond Va.
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SASH, BLINDs AND DOORS.


~ CHE Establishment In Richmond where may be be nae
the above articles perfection, at the shortest notice
eng Of giving entire saaeton the subscriber son
eli heretofore the public patronage Having recently added
ca bet and carpenters Turning his business the public can nov
hi We their work dsdp continent or delay Give me can
seqi-tf MILES AMBLER, Mayo street.
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CHICKERING PIANOS.

A NEW and full supply Of these splendid instTu- suS.
IA ments have been received . Gfet1
In addition to the beautiful BoK de Nox, the Cir
Action and the Grand have now the Bon- y
d0lr beautiful instrument Of an upright form.
The Chickering's have received IS first prize medals All over re
nowned competitors and FIRST rank Institutions and fairs OF
America Europe They have manufactured and sold more
Pianos than any factory In the world.
From the Chickering's mauated the best and most
nen have brought the Piano 20 It's present per
lection by great capital they have Invested In manuac-
turing conyeuence they sell fully fry cheaperhan
any other factory None Of their Instruments leave The wareroom
without having been fully inspected by the best artists
As this factory than agency In city, In
Richmond these instruments only be sold BY the subscriber
The factory warrants all Pianos we sell Orders PROMPTLY at
tended to.
wserooms north side Of Broad street. 9th and at Habis-
mSlq NATHL cARUsI, Sole Agent
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VIRGINIA

FALt ABLE ENFhUF . AN n
FATHER can thoroughly tanned without The use OF bark
whatever and az ne Of more an Two hundred
per price OF materials and In onetWeih the time re-
quired By the old process.
Il viii BE- tested by experiment and shown any who feel inter
Heavy iiSes win be tanned in nom 20 to so days
Light Hides IN from 10 10 - days.
Kip or Calf skins in from 20 days.
Buck Sheep, Hog Goat skins, in one day.
By this process article OF Leather made being heay
r tougher more imperyous water and preier article In
fact the old mode tanning utterly Incapable Of making
good Of Leather and will submit TO the decision OF
any competent judges
One Of principle articles used for tanning by this process
common plant growing spontaneously the country and may
be obtained simply by cutting It, "
Any person wishing to obtain In this process which
In sill confidence oder to the public, can address
JOHN T. Chiffon,
Liberty, Bedford county, Va
febs-6n Proprietor.
sSee iurther notice IN the Virginia Index.
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NyANLEW, TAYLOR & CO., No. 7AhAin street, have
Y Ia store large STOCK OF
Butchers Files and Edge Tools
Spear and Jacksons Hand. Rip, and Grain Saws
BaliWin's bench and moulding Planes
HINTS and simmons chop aud single Hatchets
Eagdors Adge eye, nall and bra Hammers
Cooks and SMELLS cast steel Augers and Bits
wltherby, Beatty Bradry's Drawing Knives
Turning Lathvs, Chsrs aud Goug~s
Borvug Machines, dire and breast Drills
ALSO,
Backs tools OF the best quality for sale low for cash or TO
puutusl customers. aoSO
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-07-26
How il Was Done,

We see that papers of certain class
in New York. with an occasional helper
outside that State. are attributing the re-
snl: of the late Chicago Convention to
that veteran philosopher, Horace Greeley,
of the New York Tribune, while all the
exertions in Mr.. Stewards behalf are, by
the same sagacious prints, put down to
the credit of Thurlow Weed. This
agreement of the journals to which we
refer to make the four hundred and sixty
six delegates, assembled here, the puppets
of these men-one Of them animated by
a supposed personal pique against Gov
ernor Seward, and the other working for
the perpetuation of his power in New
York, and its extension to Washington
is the stupidest blunder into which a
dozen or more respectable newspapers
could possibly have fallen. The truth is
that Mr.. Greeley opposed Mr.. Lincoln
down to the last moment, with Just as
much esrnestness as he opposed Mr.. Sew.
ard and that Thurlow Weed. though
working industriously without doubt,
failed, so far as we know. to influence a
single vote. In spite of his labor, large
number of delegates who came here IN
der quasi pledge to Seward were taken
out of his hands, and on the third ballot
were carried over to Lincoln. We think
it wouh be difficult to pick out two men
of equal strength and standing with the
party, who were in the Convention, as
weak as these men proved to be. MIR.
Greeley had no weight with the straight
Republicans. in consequence Of his com
initials to Mr.. Bates and Mr.. Weed was
Just as power'ess, because it was believed
that his devotion to the Senator from
New York was as blind and unreaSoning
as devotion could be. So they failed.
and the nomination was an event which
neither had foretold, and which pleased
neither. 1t was made, not because Of
hostility to Mr.. Seward or because the
Convention failed to recognize his great
services, but because Mr.. Lincoln was
supposed to have the clearest and mos
unexceptionsble record to have popu-
lar attributes which Mr.. Seward lacked
and to have, also, that admirable combi
nation of qualities which would insure in
him President of the old fashioned class
The delegates were men of nerve and con
science. They did not act without can
vassing the whole feld-weighing thu
chances of each candidate as disposition
ately and calmly Is possible. The re
suit is before the world. The populal
sense of the country. which is more acute
and sagacious than the keenest politicians
has pronounced it good. Blu. for it, mel
Their Horace Greeley nor Thurlow Weet
are to be praised or blsmed.-ChieGg
Press and Tribune. 100 b.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-07-26

DooGLE- Ass.-Some Of our German
citizens over the Rhine. who hap
pen to be of Democratic politics, are a
good deal embarrassed at the result OF
the Baltimore Convention. We over
heard one of them on Sunday expressing
his dependency, something after the fol-
lowing fashion "Vell, Hans. dey gay
dere ish no more DEMOCRATIC barty no
more. Ach, himmel unit dere ist zwei
dickets, mt no DEMOCRACY Unt der lee
tie chant Doogle ass, ist run of his legs,
shoost to get der nomination. Gnt now
heesh only got der half Of it By tam,
ich drinks der DEMOCRATIC shances ish
growing shmsll. Die schwartz RebOob-
licans vips rs dish dime. SO peter as
gOot. by GneiaHai CONNER
eidl.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-07-26
TO ABE LINCOLN.


"An honest mans the nOblest work of GOJ."-PosE
We hail you a, the Peoples choice,
-.4-s Ne grsstyO as de Pqos MsaS bland;
In you, our party all rejOies,
Because we know your name viii lead
The sane success that srst was won
By gallant General Harrison.
Though party ties have changed. since be
And Henry Clay rrpose IN death,
While You ''S;iIl live, /" our aim shall be
To aid you with our latest breath
The Poor Mans friend-the Peoples ehoiss.
win ever make our hearts rejoice.
Nou nobly worked your way to fans,
Through trials which but few could bear;
You're won atime-snluring name,
As universal as the air
II may be, yOur reward comes late,
Bot you have gained high estate
We ding our banners TO the breeze
NOur name is bla1Onsd on their folds
name each honest man will please,
Whatever party name he holds:
A name that you have kindly lent
The name OF our next President.
The time has come when party ties
Should be ignored and cast aside
l.; people in their strength arise,
Aud crush the domineeTing Pride
That's held the reiHi Of power so Iong.
Il still would govsra-risht or wrong.
The North and South, the East and WsSt,
Have joined on you az nominee,
And no united power can wrest
Your certain claim to rule the Free
The name that you have kindly leaf,
Wen change to that Of President.
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GBoite Qoetrp.
FREEDOMS BATTLE-CALL.
D.aiea.sd to ca..i.. n. cIss.
BY GEORGE w. BuNcAY.

49, ..rs. =. -,ou.,.i.,. L.;.L,,
-" $50 :,
h.'n', - - g..
- ~, :: e. -, -f
-. g.. -, 80, hi.h,
- - L.,.L !, g.,
$1,000,
NAO ''''' - iFE
- -. =. -.
80 So,
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L.I,..a ,.,,,a.
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80
a. - L.,,.,.s .e,,.,,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-07-26

PIous By RuLE.-Queen Victoria has
lately issued proclamation 'for the en-
eoursgement Of piety and virtue, and for
the preventing and Furnishing of vice,
profaneness and immortality" In it oc-
ours the following rather singular injunc-
tions and acquisitions: 81. 49,
And we do hereby strictly epjoin and
prohibit all our loving subjects. Of what
degree or quality sOever, from playing on
the Lords day. at dice. cards. or any
other game whatsoever /; and we do here
by require and command them, and ev-
cry one of them, decently and reyerently
to attend the worship Of God on every
Lords day. .s...... -f
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-07-26

The LONDON TINES OWNED by THE
RoTHscHILDs-It has recently been pro-
ven that the London Times is mainly
owned by the Rothschilds and the fact
creates considerable sensation in London.
The statement of Mr.. John Walter, NJ
P, in Parliament, that he was not the
principal owner, as well as the course ta-
ken by the Times for many years. proves
and confirms it all. Not one single move
on the political chessboard Of Europe that
would have any tendency to injure the Sc
curities of any nation that were large cred
itors of the house of Rethschilds, par
ticularly Austria. but has been vehement
ly opposed by the Times.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-07-26

1t appears that '.Old A6e's" rail split
ting is not much ahead Of Gen. jos.
Lsne's exploits. This latter once had
wood yard at Eswbeg. Ind, on the
Ohio, where it is said, he used to cut
cord wood. Steamboatmen say, more
over, that the old fellow used to get on
board Of the steamboats, which bought
his wood, and while the hands were un-
loading his wood fats he would take
hand at poker and play good game
They say che used to be mighty hard at
poker" So while Lane is even with
the rail splitting arrangement, be Is zone
better on poker. aA
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-07-26

Newstead Abbey. the home Of Lord
Byron, has been offered for sale. There
was large attendance. The estate com
prises g, 226 acres, and its total estimated
rental is 4,1S5E., but it is stated that
this was capable of being increased by
1 .O0OE. a year. twas also asserted that
there was coal under the estate, and that
the Portland collieries, three miles distant
were in full work. The first bid. exclu'
siye Of the timber, which was valued al
2S.6I9L, was S0.O00I This was grad
ually increased to 121. 00Ol- The suc'
tioneer then announced the reserve bid al
$50, 000I., including the timber. 1t wa
stated that the late Colonel Wildmsn
its last owner. has spent 100000 upor
the property.