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WashingtOn Items.

WAsEIE0ToH. March ~.
A caucus Of . considerable numosr OIL
Democrats, embracing representatives,
from nearly every Southern State. HS
held here yesterday. Members Of Goa
grsss. and delegates to Charleston PaIt'c !.
ipsted. Az attempt was made % sOse
some union of action upon Mr.. hunsI
for the nomination. at Charleston. iOe
friends Of Mr.. Guthrie declined see'dinG
and thu caucus broke up without accom-
plishing any result. Il is undsfstSOu
that all the delegates to Charleston IOu
Ksntacky. except two. are for brscL1
ridge. The friends Of Mr.. Douglas 'lsl1
that majority Of the Charleston dsiss''"
FROM North Csrolina are for him.
The Committse sgresd.tO PostPons, ~ .
I'll next Thursday, the 'con'idsratIon "
tbs bills for the organization OIL sss
and Dscotsh. and the admission Of N,9
Ba0. q.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-04-05

Hrr l-COSNEcrcur All R,o,-,
ANOTHER NAN IN DOroLA,' Conn,
Connecticut has gone Republican =
Governor, and large majority in Ao,r
branches Of the Legislature, thu, ,scn,;" '4
9 United States Senator. The Dsmo..eS
cy made almost superhuman eSor,, :
carry the State. but have "son. m "
spout !" Il was q DOugla. eight, and ;,
result Is a damper upon his prO,Dsr,. ''''
Charleston.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-04-05

HE HAPPY FkMLY.-The Democratic
State Convention met ct Atchison. q few
days ago, to sppoint Delegates to the
Charleston Convention. They had hap
py time of it. First. they had quarrel
between the two rival State Central Com
mittees and thea they had . worse one
between the Administration men and
Douglasitss. The war waxed hot and
bitter but Douglas at length triumphed
the Delegates being instructed in MS ia
vor. Some rich tales were "told cut Of
school," Cummings. of the Topeka
Tribune. was there. displaying all the
zeal and officiousness characteristic Of Q
new convert who don't own himself.
Garvey, one of the original Democratic
stand-bys Of Topeka, was likewise there.
Cummings and Garvey were at logger
heads. Cummings charged that Garvey
was not a reliable Democrat, and dsman-
ded that he should be expelled from the
Convention. Carney rstorted that Cum
mings was 8 pretty man to talk about
the reliability of old Democrats. when
he had himself only been one since last
Fall. at which time he was bought with
$50. He(Garvsy) said be knew this to
be fact, as he had himself helped &c
raise the money
Poor Cummings If Kansas should,
after all, become Slave State. and many
such Uhite men as him can be found, W,
advise planters to stock their farms with
them. and save money ; for good niggert
cost from $1,000 to $4,000 per head
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] REvrvAL.-Rsv. Mr. Green, tbs ,.,-
Methodist minister for White Clon.
Circuit, seems determined to make
provement in the condition Of the Cb,,.h
under his charge. He has been boId;,.
meetings here. for more than week O,,,
and has added q number Of meuba,,
the Church. with prospect of o,bsr,.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-04-05

IVE The brick hotel at lows Point ia
now totally destroyed. The walls were
standing. in tolerably good condition.
and preparations had begun for re6tting
it; but the heavy wind. on last Saturday
afternoon. blew down the walls. If re-
built, it must now be carried up from the
foundation. f-..
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] E Fires are numerous throughout the
West. TIE weather has been so warm
and excessively dry for so long past,
that often a spark coming in contact with
the seasoned cottonwood, ofwhich g ma
jority Of our Western houses are built,
sets it on FIRE. and it burns with great
rapidity. The heavy winds now pre-
vailing, are q great assistance to the de-
vouring element and often causes it to
extend its ravages. We understand that
both our steam saw-mills have barely es-
capped burning, within the past week.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-04-05

re- 1t is rummored that Beebe j,
fishing for Walsh's place. at Lecompton.
and that he has the wires pretty well ar
ranged for tho accomplishment Of this
end. We don't think his appointment
IS Douglas Delegate to Charleston will
be any Recommendation to the favor Of the
present Administration; but it may give
him q boost il Douglas should Be nomi-
mated and elected-both Of which events
are considerably mixed with doubt, and
the latter more so than the former.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-04-05
Later from tbs Gulf-BOmbsrdmsss :"
Vera Cruz.
NEw ORLEANS. Marc

s-.-- New ORLEANS, MAISu
The steamer Virginia Antoi1etts :
arrived below with Vera Cruz sdVie"
the evening Of the 18th. lila
Conferences. which was mentions
the last arrival As having mst, Am00D
to nothing. r-, ~-s-- ...,,...d
!. The bombardmsnt was reeom%sIIstb
by Miramon on the morning Of tos ID "a
with rsdoublsd energy. and the .n0' s1I.
she'll were taking effect in the city; =.
ing several ofth Inhabitants and soIa,
and doing much damage to PrOPa #
Mauv Of The shots fell. undsr The e1Sis ~. :,
San Juan D'Ulloa. bat not dong
great damage. ,5irr :,.d Of
Two Spanish war steamers ~. VI.
Vera Cruz on the 15th-ths gay 'D'
giris Antoinstts sailed. -. -
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-04-05

Missouri TRoUBLEs.-Gov. Stewart
has saddled drunken veto upon the bill
granting State aid to Railroads, which
act meets the condemnation Of almost the
entire State. with the exception of those
interested in the Hannibal and st. Joseph
and Platte Country Roads. 1t is freely
charged that the Governor was bribed by
the wealthy Boston Company who owns
the Hannibal and st. Joseph Railroad.
The st. Louis Republican, whose inAu-
ence did more than anything else to elect
Stewart, is most bitter in its denuncia-
tons Of him. 1t pronounces . maledic-
ton against him henceforth through life,
to follow him to the grave. It might as
we'll conclude to stick to him through
eternity-in the bottomless pit-for
Stewart and the Republican are both
bound to go there. ....
If all parties did not suffer alike by
this veto, we would exclaim, ''good r.
Rollins was honestly elected Governor
of the State, but was swindled out Of il
by means of amended returns" from OBJ
scure Counties. These amended re.
turns" all came from Southern Missouri,
upon whose interests the veto will have
the most ruinous effect. If we were a
Slissourian, we would say. put up Rollins
again, and make him Governor. Let the
people do him Justice. now that their eyes
are efoctually opened.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-04-05

HThe Knickerbocker. for April, is on
our table. with its usual variety Of charm
ing. delightful, amusing, racy and spicy
matter. Published in New York. at
SO year
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-04-05

E Towards the latter par. Of Iii,
month. the saddest sights that can b. u.,
with. will be DOugla-sites!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-04-05

~ The Atlantic Monthly. for April.
is at hand, containing fifteen original con-
tributions. Publisher price. 80 year.
We are furnishing il to our subscribers
for 80 year.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-04-05

q Mill BURSr.-We learn that the large
steam saw-mill of Samuel Hahn, in the
Missouri Bottom, about FIVE miles below
Forest City, was destroyed BY fire. on
Tuesday night. together with all the
logs and lumber in the yard and Mr.
Hahn's dwelling was with difficulty saved
from q similar destruction.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-04-05

~ A party of persons from ri,
place and vicinity, are preparing to ,,,-,
for the gold mines in few DAYS.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-04-05

Stoves AND TIS WARI.--We call at
tention to the advertisement of Morris 4
Cheney. They have been carrying on
business here for some time. and are de-
sirOus Of extending IT, The have very
large assortment Of stoves. Of the best
patterns and material, which they are sell
ing low. Their tin ware is of the best
quality. q supply of which is constantly
kept on hand; or they will manufacture
to order any quantity or description. II
you want bargains, give them Q call.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-04-05

KANSAS PRosrEors.-The following
items of interest to the people of Kansas
we clip from the Washington correspon-
dence of the Cincinnati Gazette -
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-04-05

Y RAIN I'VE had small shower, on
Monday nights very small one indeed
barely sufficient to lay the dust. Small
favors thankfully received. r-.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-04-05
NEW TERRITORIES.

The Senate Committee on Territories
met this morning and agreed to report
bills for the organization of Jefferson.
Arizona, Nevada and Dacotah Terrific
ries.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-04-05

RI The Printer, for March, shows its
welcome face in our ssnctum. It has
several pages Of type specimens, a large
amount Of valuable information for prin-
tiers. and quantity Of no less vaiuabls
advertisements. In this work. the prin-
ter car end everything he wants to know
relative to his art. 70 Send 81 to John
Henry. No. 1. Spruce Street. New York,
and get it for year. ---t
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-04-05

The "BUsT- HEAD" QUEsnoS.-The
liquor excitement has cooled down. the
doggery having, for few days, sort O.
stopped and sort O. not. But it is in
operation again, and we understand that
man was robbed of about eighty dollars.
the other night, who had been made
drunk in the den. The original proprie-
tor has "vamosed the rancho" We here
with give a truthful representation of his
favorite I" coat of arms"
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s ELEcrIox.-The Democrats have car
RED this County By about two hundred
msjoriiy. Il was no doubt owing to
want Of interest on the part Of the RePub-
licans, and-''parslysis !" ra
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DEATH OF ROBERT j. PoRTER.-We
regret to announce the death of Robert
j. Porter. Sheriff of this County. which
event occurred at Wathena, on Wednes-
day. March 28th, of Consumption. with
which he had been for some time afflicted.
Mr.. Porter's age was about 90 years, and
he was native of Washington County,
Pennsylvania, but had been in the far
West for number Of years, principally
in the capacity of a surveyor, and was
one Of the first settlers in Kansas. In
October, 1857, he was elected Treasurer
Of this County. In June last. he was
elected 8 Delegate to the Wyandotte
Constitutional Convention, being'rise on
ly Republican elected from this County.
In November last, he was elected Sheriff
of the County, but in consequence of de,
clining health, was enabled to give but
very little personsl attention to the duties
of the Office. Mr.. Porter had many
warm friends throughout the Territory
who will be panied to hear of his death.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-04-05

.HE The popular song Of the Demo
cratic politicians. at this timA. Is. I'm
cf foE Charleston" g.-.--
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-04-05
For farther particulars. see Little To-h,

A VALUABLE misunderstanding
Lye, which will make the best of soap.
or, will answer any purpose to which
lye is applied (; and small box Of the
article will produce very large quaint
ty Of I've. By procuring this article. all
the vexatiOn attending the use of the
common wood ashes I've. such as putting
up the ash-hopper, length of time neees-
sary to make it, renewing the ashes. freez-
ing in Winter, keeping on a supply Of
water, poor quality of ashes. &c. will be
entirely obviated. See advertisement. in
another column. Of the Concentrated Lye.
and other valuable articles of domestic
use.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-04-05

3 GoxE EAsr.-YAn Dorsn and Ssyrs
are now East. whittier they went. last
week. to purchase their Spring supplies
Of goods They will Be on hand in .
short time. with rOusing stOeks.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-04-05
KANSAS.

They also had under consideration the
Kansas Bill. but adjourned without de-
cisive action. The Democrats are afraid
to keep Kansas longer out, and it is
probable the Committee will reluctantly
report bill for its admission under the
Wyandotte Constitution. This, if ae-
complishsd, will be great triumph, and
will materially assist the Republicans in
the next canvass. used.
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of our readers, while few have solved it.
Here it isl
Puzzle-OId But Good.
John Smith
To John Brown, Dr..
To ivory boxes Sl4,Oo
Wood do 100
wooden do 100
Reed payment $50
John BrSwn.
If there be any truth in figures, one
would suppose that the total amount
should be 928. instead of 81. But by
the following rendering it viii be seen
that John Browns calculation was cor
rect. For two ivory boxes, he charged
sI4. One poHld do. and was worth 81;
and one tO0EldnT do, for which, of course,
81 would not be paid--leaving the
account only 81.
MAP DoGs.-The country is full Of mad
dogs-the effect, probably. Of the pro-
tracted warm and dry weather. We hear
of them in Missouri, and in all parts Of
Kansas. The lower part of this County.
from Wolf River, is literally overrun
with them. One man in the vicinity Of
Troy. was bitten by rabid dog. and was
attacked with hydrophobia in the early
part ofthe present week. 1t will doubt
less, in time. prove fatal to him, il it has
not already done so. Let every one be-
ware. ..t ...r.f .--
n re- Dingus is still alive, Within
the last two weeks he has studied up the
following d1- t...f
Why are pOtters supposed TO give
their crooks pain. when manufacturing
them? rg-1 u
Because they squeeze them. and make
than AOElOvl
6H An exchange accuses rs of chang.
ing our politics. Wise men sometimes
renounce an srror-fools nsyer.-Topeka
Tribune
There are exceptions to the rnIs.--
"DamphOOls" have been knowntO change
when the sum of $3.50 was includsd
among the inducements
"PE-TE-wEEr The frogs gave thsir
FIRST concert, on Tuesday evening. We
speak for q season ticket-not that We
have great admiration for their music :;
but as long As we hear them. we viii
know that Summer Is still with as.
s ELEcTIoS.-Ths Democrats have car
RED this County By about two hundred
msjoriiy. Il was no doubt owing to
want Of interest on the part Of the RePub-
lieans, and-''paralysis r. ,1 re-ra
.1H The popular song Of the Demo
cratic politicians. at this tina i, I'm
Cd foE Charleston" - &c.
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THE BOUNDARIES OF KANSAS.

An attempt will be made in the Senate
to change the line of the proposed State
of Kansas from that defined in the Wy
andotte Constitution, the result of which
will be to enlarge the area of the new
State so as to include settled portions OF
Nebraska as far North as the Platte river.
The House will resist this alteration and
adhere to the boundaries selected BY the
people of Kansas. If the Senate insist
upon enlarging the boundaries against
the will of the people, at the same time
depriving Nebraska Of portion of her
best Territory and people, the bill for the
admission of Kansas will be killed and
the responsibility will rest with the SEN
ate. Efforts will be made by the Govern
ment friends Of Kansas and Nebraska to
prevent the Senate from taking such &C.
ton, especially as large slice of Nebras-
Ks will be given to Pixies Peak Territory.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-04-05

"PE-rE-wEEr The frogs gave their
FIRST concert. on Tuesday evening. We
speak for season ticket-not that We
have great admiration for their music /;
but as long IS we hear them. we viii
know that Summer is still with as.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-04-05

And here is all that be left for ouI
people to remember him by.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-04-05

That PUzzLE.-The puzzle in our last
weeks useful and Curious" column,
has bothered the heads of a good many
of our readers, while q few have solved it.
Here it ISL
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Sct9nmtmo III en-.

Die uuter,ei6nsts, lrnten RE gufmertiamteit
BON 9Sieeerpertdufsru auf ibr Eager pom 0trpct.
rice, 9rroiiione, Wsbl, 9%ianrrsn. Snutatat uur
rnltiac Nrtjtei, pic aew6br lib in eintm perdrti.
aen Wbrleinte. @rf6dft aefibrt w,rosn. ScIcu
rers MAIDEN le auf ibr reitcs 9Beius une 9,aupr.
eooer oufmrrtiam. Nfe rieIe @aarfn puroen
auf nGrrlibeu Mdrftsn unp meiaens fir Saar
| ~aetuuft, mcebdlt mir trt piinttliden Ys,otttrn
I'll du6srit ttatasn QrciIen pertaufcn t6nnen. -
Die epu uns ais dht garantirtrn 8ronpics unit
2Geine iinp eileue Smpprtatiun, uno MEIER a.
u'ib:. NOD nit 3uiGeen ldGpli6er StcFc per.
rtrn, mic cielcs bel ben inn Nfrrten aetauften
Ndnren nur ,u oft Der 8al 1T. Der beriibmte
20. 9Galdcs'e Qurc Wcuntain Dem" Wbistep.
Won Dem mir rie ~siu3i9en Scrf1ufer fun, wtrc
an @sbatt urb Site BON tstm3m innerbuib Dc,
Ser. Staattn aebranuteu l0bistcp iitsrtrpfeu.
unier SH9er bcitebt aubsroem nod aus:
1000 6a6 Crtra unr l~urrrfne Ntebl, umter be.
ucu bic pom Slderu eeiu tten Sorten Nem.
Srleane. Ycrtc 9iicc uur CUBA 3uder unp Niu
%InIcs $40 6aS Gut 9caL @ruIbcp, prwpersC
unr Rafc' 3udsr; 100 S,lten lice 800 .Siten
Scife uno 1itter Sc. l unc Nr. 3 Madstc,
unp Nr'tnar; I iine quito @piben Butter, pcn
FER mir mpbcntlid Senounecn erbal.rn Ears,
Bacon Sircs, 6amS, Sbculosrs uno grcalts
SnI', St&rte, gsalt 9rwper, asmabtrMn Safc
uno 9iCfcr 9eificn, 8cicn. G,ms. unr ate rts
%Ncn!ttaen NrtiTc', Die III elmer Grocery scpSbnlid
9erlan9t merren.
'trrner: VI. WaGace's Yurs Mcuntdtn Ger
Nbi7f y, Niharcirn'e, 3ueealooia 6iUds. Dam
has MrncnaNpcld uue 5tsctrftp 9Db,stsy; 2O(
sap ran, rrlhcu Hraurp, Tprt. Warsra, Sbsr.
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Nrt,n Viarpr5,
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S~efammilnu~c bnm9cR.
hfhafIs Gr6fanna

Ter Inter fi6nete erldutt lib einem 9retrten
Suhtitum ole In,eiac gu MAIDEN, RAP or wiltcn
hex 8. NM l.. St,aRe elnen 2oaerbirrs Sulpu en-
pIfoet bat. @s miro pae Seltrsben "crIeltsn leiu,
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aufmrNumc unN freunrIibe BE ienuna ririent
sen, wrlhe lbn telu&en, rem turnn Nuisntbal,
!; isrnem irsunoltHsu UNI tiblsn 9ptals au9c,
nehm an MAIDEN.
Ri6mruS, 90. Sutj 1860.
GUhu Sertta, Not.
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No. 2 @rhnnne OSln

No. Grbdnae Sicd,
Smprrttr unc Sertaufer pcn yCetnsn,
Sramntwetnen II. @tQarren.
crldubt iin biermit Dem pcutIhcu putIifum 9tib.
moncs unc um9ebun9 fem rsidbbdlti9rs eoa |
prn impprttrteu 70 ,iuen, Sranntwelnsn UNI Sa,
eana &iaarreu III empfrblen.
Sein Srrratb BON fran;Gjitrn NctOpctu,n
fur tcmmrupen Sommcr it 9rcG uup tNrbt in
stelen oerSbisrsnen @ottuu1cn. mic: Ct Suti,n.
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Qatrur, 9batsau 9a 9toie. Gbateau 1dfttt, GhI-
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,rta1h>n unp tttm Iuecno psrtauft; stsaa &c.
rrnasre Scrtcn audi bel 0oGcns.
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B,tu, Sum &c. = BON ~{,apana @isarrrn imm. I
arche Nuemahl an Soro.
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1850. Srr %IusSS, 1850.
OrUsts uNb bca6te sner.tsS Ec3ty rar
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Np. - Itdiultr.

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Sorratb rem Serbt- mb Biutcrr A@SoUrtp, Fer
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ipprbtn III 9Cbaa" nm 10 6 : uno 5ottr; Ec0irgS in
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SIHlfste III ben b~iliaifcn Yreiien.
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