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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-04-05

John Olson. Publication.
ON this day came the plaintiff, Kirkbride
" Howard, and filed an affidavit, stating that
the service of q summons cannot be had in this
Territory; it is therefore ordered by the Clerk,
in vacation, that the defendant, John OLSON,
be notified, BY publication being made in the
White Cloud Chief, weekly newspaper pub
Iished in Doniphan County, K. T., and Of gen
eral circulation in Brown County, for six con-
secutive weeks. of the tendency Of this suit,
the object of which is to recover the sum OF
Three Hundred and Seventy-One Dollars and
Eighty Cents, with interest, as stipu' ated in =
note given by said John Ollso=, defendant, to
the plaintiff, Kirkbride Howard, and dated
Kickapoo City, K. T., May 18th, 1858, due
twelve months thereafter; and for the decree
Of foreclosure of . certain mortgage made by
the said John ellison, BY which he conveyed to
the plaintiff. Kirkbride Howard, to secure the
payment of the Aforesaid sum Of money, the
following lands in Brown County, K. T., to wit:
the South West Quarter of SectiO6 10, TOWN.
shin No. 9, of Range No. Is, containing one
hundred and sixty acres, more or less; and for
an order of sale Of said land, that the proceeds
NAV be applie for the satisfaction Of the judg-
ment PRAYED for in said plaintiff 5 petition filed
in nv Office, and the costs Of this suit; and the
said John OLSON, defendant, is hereby notified,
that unless he plead, answer or demur to the
plaintiffs petition, on or before the 10th day OF
July, A. D. 1860, the said petition will be taken
as true, and judgment rendered accordingly,
and decree, as prayed for, made for the fore
closure of said mortgage, and the sale OF said
lands. -...
In testimony whereof, ! have hsreunto set
my hand, at affixed the seal Of said Court, at
nv ONCE, in the town Of Hizwathas this 2lst
day Of March, A. d. 1850. 80
L. McARTHUR, Clerk.
.tt ByJ. @. KELSEY, D. c.
Edwin H. GRASr, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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Iar NV IssUE.-The Democrats
;d.o s t1rust two new issues into the Pres
~ eu ~ canvass. Dissolution of the IN
,~S republican President 10 elected,
a., eiavs Code for the Territories il q
Dtmocrat is chosen. d. 4
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FOR SALE!

0IHE subscriber offers for sale, on liberal
i terms, several choice tracts Of im6ered
and prairie lands, located near White Cloud
TIE tinbsSod tracts will be divided 70 suit pnr-
shassrs. v. d. MARKHAM
wElss Coed Ssp. q ss-E.
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Inpertant to Farmers!
METROPOLIS FLOUR MILLS,

LEAV KANSAS. '1a.-a
THE proprietors Of these Mills are asErss
l. dy to rsceiTe the new crop Of Wheat AIT
they would particularly call the attention
FARMERS to the Importance OF threshiRf
cleaning and getting their wheat TO msTkst
the earliest possible time, to avoid damage ar
loss by letting il remain in the feld till the IA
rainsco on. Thresh your WieatattheSa san
time Of reapiBg, " possible; bring IL in ,WsWs
store Is free Of charge till ron wish TO ssi
You will here find sale for all your wheat
the highest market price, or you can exehais
it for -four on the most favorable terms.
Give rs good, clean wheat, and We will gle
yea the best dOur ever offered In this market
49, EARLE 4 BUNTING.
LssysARoSsh, Juas -, les9-tf
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j. c. SCOTT,
Attorney at Law & Land Agent,

SENECA, NEMAHA CO., KANSAS.
CPECIAL attention paid to the Collection
y of Claims in Nenaha, Marshall and Brown
Counties.
REFERENCES:
BErLER L WILLIAMS, White Cloud, Kansas.
VI MARKHAM,
JAMES CARoILL & Co., st. Joseph, Mo.
Hon. SAMUEL R. CURTIS, Keokuk, Iowa.
E. B. HALE, Banker, Cleveland, Ohio.
Hon. DANIEL R. TILDEN,
NUM-, GILL 4 Co, Chicago, Illinois.
z. u. ToHRET, Dist. Cpk, Nemaha Co., 4. T.
july IA, 59-ly.
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NOTICE.

THE annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of
i the White Cloud City Company, will be
held at White Cloud, on Monday, the 18th day
Of May next. A punctual attendance is desir-
ed, A. there 10 bsSiness Of importance 70 Dc
transaeted. 80 o. BAILEY, President.
White Cloud, March %, ls6o-tt- ..---f
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-04-05

Health and Happiness Secured!
THE CONCENTRATED CURE
THE CONCENTRATED CURE
A POWERFUL REMEDY
POWERFUL REMEDY
FOR WEAKNESS
FOR WEAKNESS
Wv FOR EARLY INDIsCRETIoN
FOR EARLY INDISCRETIoH
TRY 1T! TRY 1T !! -e--..
TRY IT! TRY 1T!
Young men who are suffering from the effects
of youthful indiscretion can be surely and per-
mansntly restored BY using the
Concentrated Cure, .
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-04-05
AQUA VITAE

~ Z n v MI
Remedy Of Great ana Certain Fewer!
Thisremedy 10 put up in small walls, and can be
sent BY mail to any-address. A trial will salts
~. Use it for a week. and you will experience
q great benefit. A circular containing full par
ticulars. sent (free) on application. Price per
bottle, 81.
One bottle will last month.
N. B. This remedy 10 suitable for either sex.
Address, K. CRUGER, Medical Agent,
742, Broadway, New York.
August II, 1s59-ly.
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IMPORTANT FACTS FOR EAST.
WARD BOUND TRAVELLERS I

Z
WARD BOUND TRAVELLERS
Read and Preserve for Future RsfsB.
enC0Ig
UnparaIlellsd Speed ana CONTEXT frsA Ne HraAs
tier to the SEA shorsl
Inauqurstion Of a Nsv Era IL The HSS~y@
Kansas sad Ne6rasks.
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy \. 4.
OK AND AErrR AUGUST II, 1859, raAvrLLEHE
PROM WESTERN MISSOURI, KsNSEs and ERBAks-
IA, can start from ST JosEPH at A. M
Arrive at Quincy At7.0O ?. H., sRns day.
Chicago, atf.l5 A. n. next ="
Detroit, at6.30P.M. "
Toledo. ALTO P.n.
Cleveland, at $40 P.M.
Pittsburg, Gta95 A. u. Aad
Suspension Bridge, at 400 An"
Buffalo, at AS An.
Philadelphia, at $40 y. "i -
New York, at S.30P. n.
Boston, at Midnight "
Time Through from 81. Joseph TO View
York 90 1-e Hours. Time Through
firm st. Joseph to Boston 90 HOursO
including all stops.
No Route except via Quincy and CA'
eago can make this time
From Quincy EastSard, A'spiH1 Gers
on al Night TfaiHs.
Tickets via this Route for Sale at IN the oAosa.
and on the Boats Of the Hannibal and
81. Joseph Rail Road. ..
Purchase Through Tickets and Save Money!
Be Sure saS gss TTsEsfs sis CaIssSs sd QHiasy
Route!
.SAM'L POWELL, Gent Ticket Agent
C. G. HAMMOND, Gent Superintent.
D. 8. LoTEoY, Ag't, 81 JessPh
sent. l, 59-3m.
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PLOWsI PEOWS

PLOWSI PBOWSI 49,
Il AvING received an ageacy 49,
IL from the manufacturer, am prepared to
furnish Prairie Flows of all sizes. double and
single steel Shovel PloWs, HaroEs, and Culti-
vators-ebesp for Cash. -
wBite clous, june -, Se-f
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-04-05

EARn BUSHELS CORN WANTED,
CUUU for which the highest market price
will be paid, in CASH, upon delivery in White
Cloud. G. DANA ID I No.
march !, 60-tf. y.
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SAMUEL LAPPIN,
Land and General Agent,

SENECA, NEMAHA CO., KANSAS,
TWILL promptly attend to Investing Money,
w paying Taxes, locating and selling Land
warrants, buying and selling Lands, and max
ing Collections in Northern Kansas and South-
sra Nsbraska- Once on Main Street..
REFERENCES:
V.D. MGarHLM, White Cloud, Kansas.
Z. A. PovLrf, Iowa Point.
A. C. WILDER, LsaVenEorth,
GrLsEHr L STATION, KickApos, 90 ..
PHILLIps & DoDsE,
p. L. HUD0Ess,
r. DUrroS, Hiawatha,
L1KExs L Born, St. Joseph. No.
OzAs BAILEr, Bloomfield, Edgar Co., Ill.
R. j. Calling. indianapolis, Ind.
Juno 30, 59-1y. L
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

NOlICE OH HOHNDObOoOND'
In the District Court Of tie Second Judicial Dis
fTiet of KGnsas Territory, sitting tcithin and
for Bropn County, for the trial Of causes aris-
ing under the Latos Of said Territory.
Kirkbride Howard Order
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PENNSYLVANIA SALT
MANUFACTURING COMPANY,

O1 East Idrentums iIeBnduy To- II Ne
OFFICE AND DEPOT,
No. 396 Penn ST.,
Above the Canal Bridge,
PITTSBURGH, Pennsylvania.
Who also Manufacture of standard quality,
Caustic Soda for Soap Makers,
Soda Ash, Copperas,
Refined Soda Ash, Manganese,
Sal Soda, Nitric Acid,
Choloryde of Calcium Soda Saleratus,
Bleaching Powder, Sulphric Adj,
Muratic Acid, Aqua Forts, ..-
Chloroform,
Extra Refined Snew-Whits Table, Dairy
and Packing Salt, warranted entirely Pure and
Dry, put up in various packages and styles
The only Pure Salt in the country.
FOR SALE BY ALL
StOre-Keepers in the United States,
1000 Cases Saponi6sr, genuine, for sale Al
manufacturers, prices in lots to suit purchasers
by
april S, 60-ly. st. Louis, Mo.
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k9psln.S the Methodist EplseoPai
snee o. xansas and Nebraska,
TTsis March 18th, lSSe !, CO p.r.
OElHA 81 S,.t;onEH. T. Davis.
,Jl.,u., ]. spilman. J: b. Alling. q
Pi.sts Valley. David Hart. sasE
Calhoun, supplied. .7i-es.sIz
G GI. 2. B. Truman. ga "a
Ts;o5rsrsb. Supplied; . saaae
S =, T.,rnsy, I. 81. Munhsll. 70
n-.nt.b. W. A. Amsbury.
g y1'O CrrY DIsrkIcT-Isaac Chi
riugf0D, + - station-L. D. Price.
r..r0.y City. Supplied.
R'.I"i Bluffs, J. T. Cannon. PhilO
GS Ssf'Stat.mouth, J. 7. Fort.
nrespolis, Supplied.
S.iins, w. h. Kendall.
R..trics, Joel Mason. @
Tscumseh, J. w. Foster.
I'll. Rock, L. w. Smith.
F,Il, City, Supplied.
8, St.uhen, J. w. Taylor.
RrowuyiIIe, H. Burch.
p,r N. Pritchard.
" 4. GoOde, Agent of 0reapclis.
t,,rrsWORrH DISTRIor-Jas. Shaw,
,r sr{ .
hD Station, supplied. [DOwney.
q. Mission. d. D. FISHER, A. L.
Atchison, NJ. Mshon. 5
SIMMER, J.J. Holiday. ara zs.,
lancaster, A. C. Mcneil. 49,
GrlsshoppSr Falls, ]. s. Kline.
Ipdianola, A. Burr.
O.kalOOss, s. Brooks. or q
Douiphsn, C. Graham,
Columbus, B. F. Bowman.
White Cloud, B. Green.
Wsthsna, O. B. Gardner.
BALDWIN CRY DIsTRIoT-L. B. Den.
MS, P. E.
Lawrence, Il. H. Moore.
Iecompton, Il. j. Ferril.
Clinton, T. H. Prather, A. Still.
Centropolis. S. Parker.
Gardner, w. H. Fisher.
Olsthe, G. H. Loveioy.
Wysndott, G.. w. Paddock.
ouindaro, H. L. Whitehead.
Franklin, B. G. Dennis.
W. Davis, Pres, B. r. Cunning
ham.
O.slwlronE DHrnrcr.-N. Taylor,
Pc.
MnsIoK-J. w. Stewart
Prairie City. w. A. Kenney.
Ohio City, supplied. + s-I ia
Psola, NJ. NJ. Leigh.
Garrett, S. Green. E. B. Wheeler.
Twin Springs. Job Robinson.
Mound City, L. TenIey.
Osags. Supplied.
Fort Scott. j. II. Hawley.
Spring Hill, S. w. Lloyd.
Sac and Fox Agency. R. P. Duvall
0rruxwA DIsTRIcr-Mark Robertson
Pc.
MIssIox-W. Butt.
Burlington, NJ. N. Hsun.
Leroy, supplied.
Humboldt, r. p. Bukey.
Emporis, j. C. Frsker.
Belmont, w. R. Travis.
Eureka, T. B. Woodard.
Americas, j. McAnulty.
Elmendaro, H. Now.
Council Grove, H. H. Johnson.
Auburn. ]. T. Holiday.
MANHATTAN DIsTRIcT-J. Dennison
Pc. t.
MIsloS-John Paulson
Topeka. /. Blackford.
Tecumseh, ]. S. Griffing.
WsubOnsa, J. McQnistian.
Fort Riley. E. H. Robertson, r. L
Hartford.
Junction City. supplied.
Rock Creek. james Lawrence.
HoltOn. VIM. Knipe. j. D. Hurd.
Black Vermillion. j. G. Channel.
Seneca, Asbury Clark.
W. NJ. HarShberger.
W. Marlatt, Principal of College.
Rocky MOUNTAIN DIsTRIcT-J. n
ChlvingtOn, P. E.
Denver and Auraria. supplied.
Golden City and Boulder, j. Adriancc
Mountain City, supplied. ss-
Clear Creek, supplied. gI
Blue River, supplied.
Colorado City, supplied.
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, March 81.
The Committee on Territories, in tn
Senate, directed its Chairman, at the las
meeting. to prepare bills for Nevad.
Fixes Peak, Dacotah and Arizona, j
Sne ordinary form, to be submitted mex
thursday. No condition in regard
slavery was proposed, but may be befor
tney are presented to the Senate.
The House Committees have this sui
lect still under consideration, and wi
probably adopt boundaries for the ne,
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CITY HOTEL.

Is supplied with a variety OF Liquors, ClEISG
Fruits, etc, Of q choice quality. -
There are likewise good StabliAg AID FssA
for Horses, and . sompstsns person to take
charge Of them.
The House ca asesmuodate . large numeSn
ofpersons, and the utmost attention VIII ever
be given to the wants ofth public.
April 81, IS59-tf.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-04-05
SAPONIFIER,
OR
Concentrated Lye,
THE READY FAMILY
g d NJ K r r

SOA p NJ A K E R.
A N indispensable article in every family
IA whereby, with their ordinary kitchen grease
with the Saponiisr, they can make
al the soap they use-hard, soft, or fancy. II
will make hard water soft, and will clean type
to perfection nothing equals it for cleaning and
securing.
Put up in air-tight iron boxes of lib.
each, which will make, with to
lbs. common grease, from Is to
25 gallons elegant soft soap,
or to 10 lbs. hard.
It has now been several years since this in.
valuable article was first introduced to the Pub
lie, and the estimation in which il is held
wherever known and tried, and the immense de
mand for it from all quarters, are conclusive
proofs of its real merits and value as family
article.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-23
COv1NarON NEWS.

MAYORS CoURT.-Quite number of cases
were disposed of yesterday in the Mayors
Office. Frank Stade, for selling liquor with
out license, was fined $l2 40. Mary O'Con4
nor and Maria Jackson, for vagrancy, were
sentenced for twenty days, to be fed on
bread and water. Antonio Caster, John
Drexillius, Andrew Craig, and Edmond
Burke, were fined So each for drunkenness.
P. T. Baker and John Smith-the veritable
John-were fined for breach of peace, the for
mer 81 20, the latter So 20. George Getz,
for refusing to assist in an arrest, was fined
S.. Thomas Crockett, Jane Steers, Mrs. Mary
and Miss Mary Steers, for breach of the
peace, were each fined 81, and bound over
in the sum of $50 for their future conduct
MILITARY PARADE.-The Kentucky Grays,
q fine company of citizen-soldiers, paraded
the principal streets yesterday, eliciting
praise and admiration from those who saw
them. They were preceded by Menter's
band from Cincinnati.
YANcEY.-This distinguished Southern
fire-eater left yesterday morning for Lex
ington, on the Central Railroad. At all the
stations he was met by large crowds who
Justify cheered the champion of Southern
rights.
REPUBLICAN MEETING.-0n Thursday even
ing the Republicans of our city will be ad-
dressed by Jos. Andrews, at Turner Hall, on
Pike-street.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-23
NEWPORT NEWS.

BRAVE AND GALLANT SoLDKRs.-Yester-
day afternoon two officers, from Cincinnati,
brought to the barracks deserter, and re-
ceived the usual allowance for so doing
When returning to the ferry-boat, they were
attacked by a large body of soldiers, knocked
down and otherwise maltreated. We do
not know whether the commandant at the
barracks encourages such conduct or not,
but we think he ought to punish all engaged
in this outrageous conduct.
STREETS AND SDEwALKs.-We think it
time something was done with our streets
snl sidewalks. We can pardon the tardiness
of our city fathers id not having the streets
kept in order, as they have no money to ex-
pend in that way; but our citizens should not
neglect their sidewalks. Let our Council
take this matter in hand, and enforce the
paving of the walks fronting on improved
property, and in short time our city will
be passable for ladies as well as ior others.
RoBBERY.-Night before last the shop Of
the carpenters who have been working in
Gaylords new foundery, was broken open
and robbed of about one hundred dollars
worth of tools. As yet no clue has been OBJ.
tanned Of the burglars.
BRECKINRDGE MEET1Ne.-The members Of
this political faction met last evening at the
courthouse, when they were addressed by
Jno. G. Carlisle, Esq, of Kenton County
Judge Boyd and Others.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-23
Additional Monetary.

Last weeks st. Louis Bank-statemens
shows fair gain in maturing Exchange
the increase being $l36, s4s this week-but
a heavy loss in Coin, or a decrease of $63,-
$50 since last Saturday, the Merchants Ex-
change and State Banks being the largest
losers. This is owing, says the Democrat to
the heavy asserting of branch Money by the
brokers, causing the parent Banks to have
to supply their branches with Coin to keep
in line, and owing, also, to the amount of
Gold absorbed by the sub-treasury in
furnishing Exchange to the Banks.
Exchange is in good demand in st. Louis,
the supply being rather short of the demand,
at the rates heretofore noted, of premium
for Eastern, and u for New Orleans, at
which it was firm. The scarcity of Currency
and Bankable Funds is still subject Of
complaint. OfCurrency, amounts have been
sent to Chicago since the fall in rates there,
which has diminished the supply in st.
Louis.
Yesterdays st. Louis papers say:
The Provision market has been small, the stock
remaining hand being limited; prices are steady
and firm Nothing doing in new Hog product, Ga
&c. peT pound net being the rate. Mess Pork Il
offered at Sl7 and SIC SO, delivered here and M
river, and Lard at lO6c., both December and Jan,
uBTy delivery. Green Hams can be bought at 71fc,
delivered at up-Tiyer points.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-23
LAW RHPORT.
HAMILTON COUNTY DISTRICT COURT

HAMILTON COUNTY DISTRICT COURT.
DEo1sIoNs-Conway vs. Durrell. Opinion
by Judge Carter.
The case was before this Court on error;
held that an action on a constable's bond
for false return, might be prosecuted origi-
nally before magistrate. Decision Of Com
mon Pleas reversed.
Broadwell Us. Davis. Opinion by Judge
Mallon. Held that the authority in 90
Ohio must be regarded as conclusive. 1t
was there held in a case similar to the pres
ent, that whatever the rule ought to be on
principle, the authorities had settled that to
plea of bankruptcy the party might reply
in subsequent promise, and it was not
necessary to bring the action on the prom
Use, but il might be maintained on the origi-
nal consideration for plaintiffs. Van Hamm
for defendant.
Samuel Davis Vs. VIM. Lee. Injunction.
Opinion by Judge Collins. The Court was
satisfied that the line of John-street was one
foot further west than it was built upon. and
held that DIS claim, which appeared to be
in accordance with that location of the
boundary, must be sustained, and the in
junction made perpetual
Madison Branch of the State Bank of In
diana US. Samuel Lewis and others. Opinion
by Judge Gholson. The case came up on a
motion by the Merchants Bank of Boston,
to be made parties. Overruled.
Kimball and others Us. Foster Decree on
q mechanics lien for plaintiff.
Isgrig vs. Harrison and others. judgment
affirmed.
| MANDAMUs.-Symonds and others vs.
Henry F. Sedan. On petition for man
ddnuS, the Court allowed an alternative writ
against the defendant for refusing to take
| security on an appeal in q case before him
as magistrate.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-23
LATEST NEWS BY TELEgRAPH.
NIGHT DISPATCHES. /;
Later from California asd Oresou.

Later from California and Oregon.
ST. JosEPH, Mo, October 22-By the Pony
Express we have California dates to the 10th,
and Oregon dates to the 9Th inst.
On the 9Th inst, news reached San Pran-
cisco, by telegraph, that the Oregon Sena-
torial election took place in due form, and
that J. W. Nesmith douglas DemocraD was
elected for the long term, and IL. D. Baker
(Republican) for the short term. Mr.. Baker
is non-intervention Republican, with views
similar to Eli Thayer.
The news electrified the California Repub-
hcans, many of whom think the State can
be carried for Lincoln if Mr. Baker can be
induced to take the stump in California.
The Breckenridge Democrats are endeavor-
ing to damage the Douglasites by alleging
there is a coalition between them and the
Republicans throughout the Pacific States
and that both parties will unite next winter
to elect fusion Senator from California.
The campaign is progressing vigorously,
and the contest is so close between Douglas
and Breckenridge in California that betting
men continue to make even bets, without
hesitation, in large SUMS.
On the 9th instant telegraphic commuRica-
ton between Los Angeles and San Fran
cisco was inaugurated, and was the occasion
of general jolli6cation at Los Angeles.
| The line is to be continued eastward on the
| Butterfeld route as fast as the company are
able.
The Salt-lake Line is also progressing
eastward from Carson Valley. Both lines
anticipate connection with the great Cont
mental Line recently authorized by Con.
gress.
The Broderick will, after long contest to
prove it forgery, has been admitted to pro-
| bate.
The Italians at San Francisco celebrated
Garibaldis entrance into Naples
1t was said the Snake Indians had massa-
cred an entire emigrant train, consisting Of
forty-six persons, nineteen of whom were
men. 1t took place about fifty miles west Of
Salmon Falls. Only one man escaped.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-23
A New ENGLAND Captains Mode of Catch
ing Whales,

Captain Vinegar, of the whale-ship Ju-
lan, of New Bedford, Mass, fayors the pub
lie with his views on whales. In long
statement of the results of his last cruise,
published in the New Bedford Mercury, APP
pears the following expression of opinion:
different opinions prevail as to the cause
of whales sinking. Some say that it is all
foolishness to sink whale, and that they
can sink any whale with one lance, which
do not believe. Others say that by firing
bomb-lanc ces in them it will make them
float-that have thoroughly proved to be
incorrect, unless it should require q boat
lost. / have had FIVE and six lances fired
into whale, which bilged and then went
down like stone. But / find those that
pretend to know so much about sinking
whales, and how to prevent it, have sunk
whales themselves. Ii is perfectly absurd
for a man because he has been fortunate in
striking floating whales, TO pretend that il
was his extra skin in knowing how to kill
them which caused their floating | have
had whale float half an hour and ther
sink; and have seen them float one houl
and then sink so heavy that three boat
could not hold them up"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-23
AMUsRnTHNTa.

NATIONAL ThEATER.-The National was
crowded last night, on the occasion OF Mr..
Colins's benefit, proper tribute TO q highly
accomplished actor. Colleen Bdicn win be
played again this evening.
P1KE's OPERA-HoUsE. E.--The extravaganza
of the Invisible Prince was performed at the
Opera-house last night, Mr.. Hale and Miss
Susan Denim sustaining the principal charac-
ters. After the conclusion of the first piece,
the Siegrest & Zanfretta troupe entertained
the audience in their best style. The same
bill will be again presented tonight.
SMITH & NIxoN's HALL-Thiodon's Mu-
scum of Art will be presented this afternoon
and evening, at Smith & Nixon's Hall. The
mere announcement is sufficient to insure a
full house.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-23
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which they are in the habit of sending to US
most punctually, and in advance of the mail
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pose they ever could be behind; to disprove
which, we presume they have recently been
after the delivery of our mails at the office.
Our skepticism is removed: the effort of the
Company has been successful, and if they
have no objection, we will be willing, hence
forth, to receive their favors as usual. Many
good remembrances, gentlemen, for the past,
and good wishes for the future.