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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-01-19

II may BE- asked" exclaimed Heary
Clay in one Of his speeches, "as ! have
been asked, when ! would consent to 9
dissolution Of the Union. I answer,
Neverl Never NsvsrI'' This, however,
is BY no means the language Of the pres
ent Democratic party. They are for the
dissolution of the Union in case they are
beaten in the next Presidential election.
Such is the result Of their abandoning the
political doctrines of Jefferson and Jack
son for those Of Mr.. Calhoun Of South
Carolina.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-01-19
THE DYING YEAR.

From The old woods, dim and Ioasly.
Cones a moan;
There the uiads are Eghing only
-.- "SumneT's gone"
An the bright and IunAy hoaFs.
And he green and IeHfy bowers.
With The sumnsfS latest aoWsts,
Afs faded nOH;
AID the brow
lev Ofths WaaiaEyeas lr rr-.
Has been twined with Dying lsaVs';
And the gathering Ofths sheavss,
Tells ~ AufunAs hers.
Now The wind, 20 loudly moaning
ThrOugh the wales;
And the forest trees are ErOaaing
Mournfnl tales
Of decays that swiftly gather.
ofths coming uinry weather.
ofths snow, that, like feather,
Soon will fall;
And the call
OF death is IighinE
Over all the rippling streams;
Aad the sumnsrs lingehng CLEANS
Are sadly dying.
TiI the waning, waning tWiliEh,
Ofth year
That bOven now, an strangely bright,
Round u here;
And soon the year will pas away,
Like the light Of an Autann day.
AdOwn old winisr's din highway.
To It's tomb;
Aad the gloon
OF the SiIsnt Lad
Win rest on the bright Year Aswa;
And the winds sftims win moan
Or the dPeamlsss had.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-01-19

About six years ago, young man il
Philadelphia, attempting to catch rat.
was bitten in the arm. The wound was
painful Immediately after the occurrence.
and the arm. became muck swollen
Relief was however, obtained, and the
injured limb seemed to be healed. AT inter
walls, however, it would become inAamed.
and few weeks since the diseased part
became worse, and the symptoms assum-
ed q dangerous form. The sufferer ling
cred until the 9Th of December, when be
expired.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-01-19
Gleanings from Prentice.

The Washington States states that
Waterloo had probably been lost, but for
eight words emphatically uttered by the
Iron Duke; England expects every
man to do his duty p We do not think
it right to rob Lord Admiral Nelson Of
his celebrated eight words before the bat.
tie of Trafalgar. seea-e 90
The Richmond Enquirer says, Gin the
event of disunion. if we are wary and
prudent, the dividing line will run hun.
dred and fifty miles north Of Mason and
Dixon's and of the Ohio" What mil
lennial era is approaching; Oberlin, we
suppose. will be the capital of the Re
public South, and a new district Of Co.
lumbis purchased for its use upon the
Ohio Reserve. The editor of the En-
quirer is wise beyond his generation.
The members of our thirty sixth Con
gress are most ferocious time killers
There is scarcely one of them that hasn't
killed his hoar. aag O. ....
The Louisville journal says that two
slaves were frozen to death, in that vicini.
ty, few days since. How is this We
have been told that slaves are always well
clothed and cared for, and that ore Of the
chief drawbacks of Canadian freedom
was constant liability to freeze - death.
Ohio State Journal.
The poor wrstches, we fear, were de-
liberats suicides, for they drank Ohio
whiskey and were dead drunk before they
were dead frozen. e., NJ
James and Ezekiel Rhodes, of Florida,
announce in flaming card against some
body, that. although unwilling to pick
a quarrel" they care not to be ridden
over rough-shod." No doubt the chap
who undertakes that feat of horsemanship
will find a couple of hard Rhodes to trav-
el.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-01-19

A RAILROAD READER.-This is the
name of little invention designed to
enable persons travelling in railroad cars,
or stages, to read their newspapers in
comfort, in spite Of the joltings Of the
vehicle. 1t consists of . narrow strip Of
maguifying glass, set in black frame,
Just wide enough to cover one line OF 9
newspaper column ct q time, BY the aid
of which the smallest print is uagni6ed
to the size of plea, or great primer.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-01-19

The Port Huron Press tails good joks
upon the managers of the Grand Trunk
Railroad. They desired large number
Of axes, but having no faith in Yankee
manufactures, got = " scientific man" to
invent pattern Of the AXIS required. and
sent to England TO have the same made.
In due time two thousand FIVE hundred
axes were sent to Cansds, but nat Ons of
The vRols a1z6sr had o hole TO resolve "a.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-01-19


The Baltimore Sun. being little mix,
ed on the subject, says:
Among the candidates on the Rspab'
licsn State ticket, at the recent election
in Kansas. was the name Of Mr.. Thomas
Ewing. Jr., who has been elected to the
station of chef Justice Of that futur'
State. It is little over Eve years sine
Mr.. Ewing left Brown University. He
is . son Of the Hon. Thomas Corwin
who is now q member of Congress from
Ohio ferssr7 sd rnE flL a.
Perhaps. says the Pittsburgh Dispatch
Mr.. Corwin may not demu- to the pater
nifty Of Judge Ewing, but that gentle
mans worthy mother may feel 9 it'll
hurt at the Suns statement. + suo
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-01-19
Mtsttuarrrolts.
SONS OF MALTA.
WAND Disclosures Of the Ceremonies
ana Mysteries Of the Wonderful
Order.
luE AID MORE TuE-eRExD SILL.


IL. IN almost every town and city in this
NUM- TGntfy' there is lodge of the Sons of
ma This mysterious order took its
,,s IN New Orleans some three or four
~" ago, There sre two accounts given
u y origin. 1t is said BY one account.
%uI nave originated with the army Of
H. "Nker the Fillibuster," at the time
In A., worthy was preparing to take Cuba.
Il. .O.0er account says it originated during
ne. Is'ages Of the yellow fever, and was
fr;oS Saeo to divert the minds Of the
fSS 'eaed people, as we'll as to supply q
6,, u lot charitable purposss-such as
IN. .ns the houselsss dead, ETC.. etc.
M ~ it may have originated, it il
:. ne order outsiders take il to be-, as
'nall presently show.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-01-19

A daughter Of Schiller is still living.
Her present title IL the Bsrousss Emily
de Gleichen RussEurm, and she ct present
is living in Lower Frsnconia. in Bavaria.
She has requested that all odes. speeches,
musical compositions. and other docu-
ments, illustrative Of her fathers memory,
should be sent to her for preservation.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-01-19

A RsssER's RUsE.-Michael Davis.
while passing through Vine street, Gin
cinnati, late at night, hs3 his attention
attracted BY the means Of msn. spps-
rsntly in great pAia. He went to him
and lifted him from the sidewalk, when
thu scoundrel seized him by the throat,
robbed him Of e75, and escaped = ssT
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-01-19
THE WIND.

The wind is = bachelor,
Merry and free;
He rSves at his pleasure.
Der land and DER sea.
He rutfies the lake,
And 10 kisses the flower,
And he sleeps whom be lists,
To a issamine bower.
He gives to the cheek
Ofths maiden, its bloom;
he tastes her warm kisses,
Enjoys their perfume;
But, tfuant-iiks, 0tea
The sweets that he sips,
Are lsViIhed next moment
On lOvsIisf lips.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-01-19

YERY USKfSD.-The indianapolis
Journal, in view of the Virginia panic
over John Brown. cruelty recalls the fol.
lowing passage from the Richmond Rn.
quirer Of 1854:
''Ons hundred Southern gentlemen
armed with riding whips, could chase an
army Of invading Abolitionists into tho
Atlsntic.p
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-01-19

Gov. Wise, a. we see by report OF
proceedings in the Virgins Senate.
went before that body and made an
earnest appeal to commute the sentence
OF Edwin Coppic. but the power was re-
fused, unanimously.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-01-19

A SILLY Story CoSTRADIcrED.-Ths
Washington Star and National Intslli-
gencer both give fiat contradiction to the
silly story Of Brooks New York Express
that property has appreciated thirty per
cent in consequences Of the threats Of dis
solution. In fact the sales of property
show that the city was never more pros
porous. % '
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-01-19

GREAT FEAT By ONE HASD.-Recenly
John Murphy, an employee in Bradley
& Metcslfs boot and shoe store, Milwsn-
kee. Wis, made kip boot, doublssoled,
two rows Of pegs, in one hour and bali,
with one hand The boot was perfect
in every respect. It is to hoped that this
wonderful feat will not be the last work
of John Murphy. -.-r-l,s y ~ -
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-01-19

Gen. Pierce, in a recent letter, talks
about obsying the law Gin good 6dslity.s
This is very much as if one should spsfk
Of doing bis duty without fear Of par
TALLY" Perhaps there Is no sursf Sigh
Of intellectual ifeeblensss than this habiS
Of breaking up and refining upon ths
idioms Of languags.-ZoH. LoSr. 49,.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-01-19

1t is reported that the President. while
engaged on his message. excluded every
body vigorously from his presence. Old
Book Is drawer man than We took him
to be. He isn't sfrsid to shut himself
up with his own thoughts.-LosisSi1ESD
Journal ssssrs9s- s,'f ~ ~
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-01-19

The local editor of the Nashville NsHS q
has been 80 profoundly Impressed With
recent infections. such As reading the
Presidents message and the Hsrper's
Ferry raid. that he dreamed he had OPEN
ed box Of ssrdines and found Within ifs
an Abolition document.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-01-19

-VRaTxIA PRoGREssEs.-Ths Demo
Gratis Of Fauquier County, Va. resolve;
That the free negroes Of the Common
wealth. who may be in confinement in
the Penitentisry, shall be sold as slaves.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-01-19

A druggist has been hsuied upsin
Charleston, s. g., for selling "0ld
Brown Windsor Soap" he Was dis
charged on proving ehst the soap bad
nothing to do with Osswatomie Brown
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-01-19

The Columbus Journal says that Gov.
Wise has sent spies into Ohio. It has
this advice: -..,ss,-ssk az s.rss
Should any Of our readers End snspi-
eious persons about their premises, let
them be put to the test at once. Shout
"John Brown and IL they stand it
without fainting they are ne YirginiAns. :
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-01-19

Pryor of Virgins, who expected to
make a mark in Congress, has unexpect-
edly got the mark made on him.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-19
Tennessee Platform,
Adopted IN Contention assembled at
Of January IGsf'

0 january Sd"
The Democratic party Tennessee in convention assembled
- q ~ dntv n make declaration Of the pFincipeg
Nat i form The basis e their action in future and having
carefully the which they have heretofore
s n Resolved That we herety re affirm the principles
nouncd In the platform Of the Democratic party adopted in
otio a. In June 1856 and hold them
~ Of our doc on the subjects embraced
Resolved That the views expressed by the Supreme Court Of
M Tn5 States in the decision OF the case Of Scott
In ouT opnion true exposition Of the repose
In Congress upon the subject Of the Territories Of the United
ga ~ ghtS 1nSanteed 10 the Residents in the Terrific
-'' "a ~ ~
Resolved That the States the Conderacy equal in 20
sh sate has the right 10 settle for Itself cues
poljtv the right 70 have or TO have slavery is
o @ - ~ of sslf voyernme6t-be States did not
" ~ X; r;bt N The FEDERAL Consttutiop AMI TennesEee
iII nj s -, 80 49, 40 90
Re.ovd That the Federal government has power inter
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rn uauocratic platform.

Rsnorsd from he majority of tie Committee RESOLUTIONS
at ChdrLeen and adopted 6y the Adt10adt OeOeTdstc
Convsntioa at BdEtnaore.
Resolved the platform adopted By the Democratic party
at CINCINNATI arned with the following explanatory resou
tons: ., A.. - -,
of Congress- IL provisional and temporary and during Us exist
enee All citizens OF United States equal right 70 ST
he with their property the Territory without their rights
either Of property being destroyed impaired by con
Cressioua ii or territorial legislation. -
second That duty Of the Federal Government IN All
It's Departments protect when necessary the nights Of
sno property in Territories and wherever else its constu
lionsi authority extends. =.
Third THAT when the settlers Territory having ade
ouae Constitution, the right oi soVer
gnt and being by admission INTO the
Inon they stand equal footing with the people Of o
States and the organized ought to be admitted o
the Federal Union Constitution prohibits or rscog
nEes ths institution Of slavery.
Resolved That the Democratic party in ToE the acqu
stion Island Of Cuha such terms as shall pc
to ourselves and just to SpsiD at the earliest Pre4oe O
ment. .,. A. At,
Resolved That the OF Stats Legislatures to defeat
the faithful execution Of the fugitive slave law are hose
character s7byersve Of the Constitution and revolutionary
their eject. =. i. =.
Rssov That the Democracy the United States recognize
II as the imperative duty this to protect the natu
aiiEed citizen all his rights whether at home or In iogh
lands the extent as its native born citizens
whereas One Of necessities OF the IN po
cal coumercial postal military point OF view, Is speedy
communication between the Pacific and Atlantic coasts therefore
be -.
pdce themselves to use every in their to secure
the passage BILL to the extent OF the CONSTITUTIONAL
hory Of Congress, for the construction oil Pahc
from Mississippi river the Pacific ocean, Al Tie eas
pIscticablem moment
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~ ccxIv-Ap Act to grant Parish g Point Coopee'
O Honi,iana Certain Tracts Os Land 10 aid farsn'

oA Louisiana. certain Tracts Of Land 10 aaie far''n-
Be & enacted By Senate and 6ossy 5lf Tbst
M ne ... n and IL tS Parish Of Point Coupe Louisiana which
e tSe occupancy the site Of church and court
nave oeeh ~ Ssznatei the plas Of the public
% !. scons tEsuy and twenty iour IN township ioar
as are hereby granted TO said Parish Of Point Cou
o s ilion The aforesaid section or the
pee, On @ Z % be hed by parish for the Of the CathO
81 nov OccaIying 1t for public worship and
s round but to the prejudice Of valid adverse
riRht. II such exist
fprEoyrp June 25, 1900
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UNIVERSITY PLACE, Franklin County, Tsnn,l
August lst, 1860.
To Architects.
~ HSIaNS buildings Of the University OF the sonth are
invited from the Architects Of the United states
building for which designs more Immediately qnIeo'
"a The main building Of the The design Tor hs budng
us contemplate central structure hsnked BY two WINGS tne
whole to be two stories high.
TIE upper story the central structure IS &c be used as an
Rrbbiou Hall 1t be constructed with galleries,
upon the plan the Academies of Music, with sttngs r
twenty hundred persons The lower story to be divided into
oaces for the business departments Of the University
one OF wings must be arranged for Lrary with rooms
underneath for unpang storing &C The other wing to be
constructed Gallery Of Art the lower story Of which TO be
used a q academy Of design.
The plans contemplate building Of stone, which shall
be throughout The wings to be constructed a. to
admit OF extension.
For farther particulars in reference this and the other build
nrs erected application made to the Executive
Committee.
The design whk be adopted will be pAic for All others
| will be subject to the order of the Architects.
All designs must be forwarded reach University Place
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COMMITTEES, University Place. franklin County, Tennessee
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paw till SEPTIC
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CHAP CCXI-An Act establish Indian Agencesin Ne
braska Territory, the Territory Of New Mexico
Re enacted Ey TIE Senate and H0ss Of Representative
ne Uied States Of America IN Congress Gssea6ed ms
there be appointed b the President Of the United States
with the advice OF the Senate, three additional agents
dian services AZ an annual salary OF fifteen hundred
one jor the IndAps Territory Of New Mexeo; on
sfPoncA /" tribe, and one for the " Pawpees IN u's
GpTTovrD, June 95, 1850.
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P e r F U NJ Err Y

A ane assortment Of Toilet Articles. just reserved
LUBIN,S ELTRACTSS
WOODWORTH,S EXTRACTS,
FLAVORTNG EXTRACTS,
FINE SOAPS,
SHAVING CREAMS,
LILY WHITE
PUFF BOXES,
HAIR BRUSHES
mail BRUSHES,
TOOTH BRUSHESs
DRESSING COMBS, Horn,
DRESSING COMBS, Ina. RUBBER
SHAVING BhkCSHES,
ERASIVE SOAP,
TOOTH SOAP,
PONCINE SOAP,
TOOTH PASTE,
PATLY,s COLD CREAM,
TELEATHE ROUGE
All Of French American Ponadss Lip salSs. Hair
Preparations and hair Dyes Of all kinds, for Alsby
STRETCH FORBEs.
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AhSShany Springs!
81 IRON sBAwsvILIE DEPOT,
vTo,,~omerv COuuty, virginia,

vuNuR prorrietors having purchased this Watering
Place October last, have thoroughly repaired and
furnished with entirely new furniture OF the best class ana
of June. ,, -
Having increased sccomm and made loeai arrange
en Tor The couorto their guests they ftter themselves
that hut few III any Wsterit Places will afford the at
fractions this.
II Is situated in the county Of Montgomery, ga miles from
shawsve Depot Virginia and Tennessee kalroad on the
hanks of the Roanoke and is surrounded by some OF the
most beautiful and attractive scenery TO be found among the
Mountains Virgins The WSter has acquired such reua
top in the few years. that unnecessary TO say anyhns
in commeudstoR Of il. IL 10 considered Secc cr the
worst discderedcontons OF the SOmsh Bowels and Liver
and for prostraon the system We might append
number certificates from Physicians and others acquainted
vitn its merits these might be added dd 1RlaaIa
Passengers will met At Sha"svlle ~ Eou! ~ ouiu
bpses to convey them road to the Spnss PERSONS
leaving Batm re, Washington, Richmond, and PeIeSoug IN
the morning at the Springs the same day hose rom he
south the on the arrival 0 eaeh
unel9-34m bOOIh, COLnOoN - w.
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DE MO VII l. r. 5
NEW AND UNHIVALEED

H A IR II Q N I Cl .
= =
YTyHE most scacouH remedy in for restoring eno
beaudfying the hair, removing all Dsn1run ana B
ear city vicinity for more and we coeN
nuher Of carcst tesynR to its great Esrh, bnt ae no'
49, n necprsT AZ IL Is an which speaks for ITSELF
To ali losing their hair from disease ana sno
stureIy zzy also who wish full luxurant gro"
Give rial and be bresusdsd E yourself OF its good qua
80 - eli ~ - DEMoVILLE & co.
onO Corner Church snd Cherry street.
And By Drug lists generally in city andcounty'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-19


Octave. Uniform with the previous Volumes.
This volume comprises the period extending from the BAtteo
Bunkers Hill to signing OF the Declaration OF Independence
on the second Of August and includes, among other n e
siege of Boston, negotiation Of England with Russia Tor
TROOPS written from papers the Archives Of England and
France including letters from George III and the Empress
Caharne the CT Canada from private letters aud IA
pers of General Montgomery and his family the oil
France and Spain, from very copious documents ooaneo
France and Madrid dsnnaon Of Turgot to the War the
revolution in the French Cabinet the proceedings Of Congress-
in part from unpublished private journals by the members the
nsurrecon in North Carolina from very fall Unpublished con-
temporary accounts purchase Of German troops from the
fullest collection Of papers, with letters Of George III and the
German Princes Ministers and Agents. the heS ancy d the Cen
tul Colonies for taking upindePenden govern
ens the Virginia Declaration Of the Rights Of Man. the battle
OF suvsns Island part from materials the Resolution
Of Declaration Of Independence the Signing
the Declaration.
The mass Of manuscript materials collected for this volume is
very complete unfods the origin and progress Of every in
portant measure tracing the Of the Revolution com
pesy in Of the United States and pre-
eng the subject aso tsraOn the history world
during the period Of its progress
The History will be comPlsted in two more
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RLACKMAN n GILLESPIE,
(E1oHoIs' OLD CORNER.
NEW AND COMPLETE STOCK

T1OOTS, SHOIsS, TRUNKS, NALISES'
travelling Bags Carpet Bags, Ladies sa'ehels' and every
STticIs usually kept in our line 81, 4. q, ~. ;-;o 4,
y - -; ,t,. caIl and see We determined 10 exert
urye 10 the utmost please all who may call upon US