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The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-06

ALL TAKEN.-The San Francisco Herald
some ten days since, announced that mon
eyed mau of that city would bet-lst. That
Douglas will not carry California. I'd.
That no one can name three States that
will cast their electoral votes for Stephen
A. Douglas. 3D. That Breckenridge will
receive more votes in the Electoral College
than Douglas. The amount offered was
from $500 to $4,000 on each proposition.
Yesterday, says the Nation, the bets were
taken by Col. Butler and Judge Hubbard,
of Amador. After accepting the above Of
fer, the same parties offered to bet $4,000
on the same arrangement.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-06
Merada democrat,

PREFERS LINCOLN TO DoUGLAs.-A party
writing to the Visalia Sun on the subject of
the remarks made there by Senator Latham
on Monday the 23d alt, says
"He had nothing to say on the subject of
the overland railroad, and this omission ou
the part of the honorable Senator has caus.
ed no inconsiderable dissatisfaction in our
midst. The speech was not otherwise par
tcularly interesting than as it related to
Judge Douglas and his popular sovereignty
doctrines. 1t will be remembered by most
readers, that when Mr.. Latham accepted
the nomination for Governor, he then de.
clared to the people that he was in favor
of popular sovereignty and the 'princi-
plies of the Kansas Nebraska BILL He now
says that Lincoln is preferable TO Douglas IN
that particular"
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-06

A Horse THIEF AT FAULT.-A few nights
since pedlar stopped at n house in Napa
Valley. and turned his horse into the field.
He looked to be a splendid animal, which
he is; he is spirited and knows his master,
and will scarcely submit to be ridden by
another. Some horse thief espyng him
approached him in the night, placed a sad.
die and bride upon him and mounted him,
but from all appearances did not sit on
long. The ground was considerably tram
pied over, showing that there had been a
long struggle between the horse and the
thief, but the former won, for when morn
ing came the horse was still in the field and
his master was the richer by the saddle and
brille that were upon him.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-06

INCREASE OF DENTIsTs.-No art except
ing that of photography has progressed and i'm
proved so rapidly as that of dentistry. Forty
years ago it was not a distinct profession; for
doctors then oficiated as tooth-pullers, with
turnkey levers of the most rude description;
and as for supplying the place of old teeth with
new ones, it was not done at all. In 1920 there
were only 80 practising dentists in the United
States; in 1850 there were 1923; at present there
are about 5000. The invention of artificial
teeth has given wonderful impetus to this
most useful and beneficial art
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-06

LATE FROM ARzoNA.-The Bulletins Ar
izona correspondent writing under date of
September 18th. from Tucson, says that on
the 18th of September, eight Apaches at.
tackled two white men in the employ of one
Wardsworth, of the Sonoite valley. shoot
ing Joseph Ashworth through the body and
sending two balls through his right arm.
The other man escaped unhurt. Can't. El-
well, the commanding officer of Fort Bu
chanan, bas received orders to attend a
court martial at Ell Paso. Orders have
been received for officers and troops, now
stationed at Fort Buchanan, to proceed to
Fort Breckenridge, on the arrival of two
companies of the 7th Infantry, which are
expected in week or ten days. The ex-
element about the murders at the San Pc
dro mine has, like that of the Rio Miembres
gold diggings, been "played out"
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-06

PREsIDENTIAL.-A vote was taken on Sat-
urday evening. on the trip of the steamer
Queen City from Sacramento TO this city,
says the Alta, with the following result ::
Douglas, lOS; Lincoln. 54; Breckinridge,
36; Bell, 2. "a Breckenridge man who did
not vote" writes the Herald, saying that
there were five hundred persons on board
majority of whom refused to vote; but he
admits the figures.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-06

ATTEMPTED SUIcIDE.-Wm. Wilson, who
was sentenced this morning, says the Mirror of
Saturday, for kidnapping, to two years in the
State Prison, stabbed himself to-day upon his
arrival at the County Jail in four places, with
a small pocket knife, but the punctures were
not deep enough to hurt him badly. He
threatened to do it in court. He is not SO bad
ly stabbed but that he can be taken to San
Quentin tomorrow.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-06

CONTRA COSTA FAIR.-The Gazette says
that the Cattle Show and Fair of the Contra
Costa Agricultural Society was exceedingly sue
cessful and satisfactory to all parties interest
ed. This is the second exhibition by the Soci-
ETY., which is represented as prosperous and in
creasing.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-06

The Republican papers say Old Abe is
"cold water man." So great is his admiration
of cold water that when he kept grocery he in
variably poured large quantities of it in his
whisky barrel.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-06

Col. LEwIs.-Col. e. J. Lewis, who few
days ago authorized the Red Bluff Beacon
to say that he was emphatically for Doug.
las, publishes card 10 the last issue of that
paper, Stating that be has concluded to
support Breckinriege.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-06

JULIA DIAN HAYNE.-We see it stated in
some of the papers that this popular actress
has been engaged by 7. Mcguire.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-06

GENERAL WHEAT OFF TO JOIN GARIBALDI.-
The New York Herald of the 9th ult., says:
General Wheat, late of the Liberal army
in Mexico, sailed in the Vanderbilt yester-
day, with the intention of joining Garibadi
at Naples. 1t is understood that General
Wheatis is backed financially in his underta-
king by Samuel Brannan, wealthy gentle
man of California. The example of the
General will be followed by Col. Charles G.
Hicks, who, it is reported, will leave in the
next steamer.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-03-22

TIE BATES MovEMKHr.-Tbe Indian
spolis Journal says that fifteen Opnos;.
ton papers in Indiana have declared tbei,
preference for Judge Bates for Presi.
dent
The Opposition patty in Bath county
KY, have nominated Edward Bates 70,
President, and L. w. Andrews for Vic.
President.
On Wednesday last number of Der.
sons were In waiting at the station house
at La Prairie, in this county, to take the
down train on the Quincy and Chicago
Railroad for this city. and time hanging
heavy, it was proposed to have vote for
President. The result was Bates 7,
scattering 8. Of the scattering Douglas
received one.
We also learned from gentleman who
has just returned from a trip through sew
eral of the counties embraced in the Mil
itary Tract. that everybody is for Bates.
The enthusiasm for him is immense, re.
sembling that upon the crest of which
General Harrison was carried into the
Presidential chair. Each day multiplies
the indications that he is the choice Of the
people for the Presidency.-Quincy Whio
and Republican.
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vs. Civil Action
TIHE said c. L. Ross, defendant IN the above
l. action, will take notice that an action has
been commenced before me. William Drake, a
Justice Of the Peace Of Irving Township, Brown
County, K. T., on the 9th day Of March, 1850,
for the non-payment Of certain note Of hand,
executed by said defendant in favor OF said
plaintiff, for the sum OF Sc 50-I60, with interest
thereon since the lIth day Of September, 1858,
at the rate Of per cent. per mouth, payable on
the / Ith day of October, 1858; and it appearing
BY the affidavit OF said plaintiff, BY his attorney,
that personal service cannot be made on the
defendant, he having removed beyond the lin
its of this Territory, it is therefore ordered that
publication be made in the White CIoud Chief,
published in the city Of White Cloud, K. T., for
three consecutive weeks, and unless said de-
fendaat answer, plead or demur to plaintiff s
petition on or before the LIST day Of April, 1860,
plaintiffs petition will be taken as confessed.
and Judgment rendered accordingly.
WILLIAM DRAKE, ]. P.
B. r. KILLEr, Attorney for Plaintiff.
March 8, ls60-3W.
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NAV Hampshire ELECTION.

CONCORD, n. H., March Is.
Returns are received from several towns
ofths lower counties of the State, show
ine an aggregate vote of about the same
a. last year. with little variation in rela-
tive strength of the parties.
L1rEsT.-Returns from 125 towns
give Goodwin 24,566; Gate 81, 1872
The returns from Cheshire, and the low
u portion of Rockingham county. will
considerably add to GoOdwin's majority.
The Republicans have elected four, and
probably FIVE, of the Councillors. nine Of
the twelve State Senators, aad large
majority of the Representatives proba-
bly one hundred.
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81. Lnnia Markets.

Wheat, $l.3O@l.4O. Corn, 55@57c. Oats
sO@53c. Flour, sack, $2-95@3. Barley
81. Rye, sOc. Hemp, $l25@l39. Whiskey
ls'ic Hides, flint, I41f@142zc; green salt
Cd, SIC. Potatoes, 60@75c. Onions, $l.l0
Timothy Seed, $2-3O@2.5O; Clover, $4.75
Hungarian, Zoe; Flax-seed, $l.I5. Dried Ap.
pies, sl-S5; Peaches, $40. Beans, 5Oc.@$l
COn'e' l2@l3Iac. Sugar, 7@7Ac. Mess
Fork Sl7@l7.25i Shoulders, 71sc.; Hams
lO'le. Lard, lO14c. Butter. s@l2c. Eggs
lOc. Gunnies, IIl66l6c.
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iHERE Is so MUCH QuAcKERY afoat in the
u' 'nat people should not allow experiments
Oe 'f'eo BY any nostrum vender upon them
T,Na' Get something kasarn to be good.
s'Ar'' MAHALUKE LISIErNr is of this descrip-
n 'u' indeed, it stands at the head of all sim
~ PREPARATIONS, and is regarded as an infalli-
&c remedy for hundred of the, ills to which
nesA is heir.
you have cold or cough, or If you are
''Aefing with that dreadful complaint, con-
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-03-22
81. Insenh Markets.

Hemp, slOO@lO5. Wheat, s5c@sllO-
Flour. $3@3.25. Corn, Csc. Butter, l4@l7c
Coffee, 10000. Eggs, 12c. Hides, green,
Sc; dry. lO@ll14c. Meal, 6Oc. Hungarian
Seed, $llO. Sugar, s@I3c. Potatoes, &c.
Onions, 75@sOc. Beans. $3.50. Whiskey,
299sc. Oats, 4Oe. Beef Cattle, on hsOf
lA@2lsc.i dressed, 41S@51ke. Sheep, dress
ed,4@5c. Bacon, 93<@IOc. Salt, $l.IO.
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Divorce.
C-nnL n G.nnnin

Frank NJ. GraAnis.
ON this day came the plaintiff, BY her 2tscr-
" new, T. A. Osborn, and fled an affidavit,
stating that the defendant, Frank M. Grannis,
is q nonresident. and cannot be served with
process in this Territory; it is therefore order
ed BY the Clerk, in vacation, that the said de-
PENDANT be notified, by publication being made
in the White Cloud Chief, q weekly newspaper
published tn the town Of White Cloud. in said
County and Territory, for six consecutive
weeks, of the tendency of this suit, the o9ject
of which is to obtain a divorce from the said
defendant; and shat unless he appear and an
swer, on or before the sixth day of April, A ID.
1860, the petition of the said Permelis Grannis'
fled in this case, such petition will be taken Gs
true, and Judgment rendered accordingly.
Witness, Jas. r. Whitehead, Clerk, with the
seal of said Court affixed, at Office, at the Court
House, in the town Of Troy, this 18th day Of
February, A. D. 1860.
JAS. R. WHITEHEAD, Clerk.
By SAMUEL D. BEN0ar, d. c.
February %, lS60-sW
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-03-22

coxoars, AND KANsAs.-A letter ron
CG:Sn nton. written by 9 distinguished
Ws9Slr assures Us that Congress vii
indITluu .oou, and that Kansas will be adj
'1o ..a before it adjOurus.
nIItsa Sr.t point we regard as settled
Ins ; -. cannot, or rather will not
fOll'W washington, when they have
f.I - - do outside of Washington Ey-
'or6 co = thinks that be can do
cry I ,T;1G towards settling the Presiden-
soTs question, and, OfcOurse. will be ca
tai qu sDter the field, in his own district,
ser = ..rIiest moment. We may look,
.as.,.fore, with certainty. for an early ad-
j0q Dn, :. to the second point, the admis-
HT T, = reason. party and political, ev.
h .rT1meut, material and moral, lead
G % The conclusion that Kansas will be
u,U;,ts5 The Democracy dare not
-.I. b. issue of her rejection in the com
n.I Presidential campaign. No doubt
ias NJ. q. As to their wish and will. They
y, il they could ; but they dare not.
TIT - reiection would cost too much, or
!, last endangsr too much to risk it, and
- y our widest ire-eaters, unless they
9 1'IT and desire, not merely to demon
u .,;,s bat to ruin the sham Democracy,
will oppose it; u
WASHINGTON, March 9, 1860.
Ir.gard our admission as quite GER
,,in. The adjournment fever is rising,
.,d Kansas will be hurried mp and into
h, Union before you know it. l am a
f,I., prophst, if June does not find US
Thin the ield.-LeaUsnworfh Times.
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Hank We! Hark We
eroNE MASONRY.

ulHE subscriber, being an experienced Stone
L Mason, and having located at White Cloud,
takes this method Of informing the public that
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The VoTE ON THE SLAVERY BnL.-
The following is the vote by which thu
Bill prohibiting Slavery in Kansas wa
passed over the Governors veto. The
names of Republicans are in Roman, anG
Democrats in italics:
YEAS - Messrs. BrowH, Bartlett,
Brooks, Chandler, Canniff, CornweH,
Cave, Dutton. Elliott. Fitzpatrick. Heath
Jones. Knowles, Lindsay, Morton, Mel.
son, Parks. Pierce, Robertson, Rankin
Steward, Sims, Shively, Sherdon, Scott,
Sopris, Wagstef, Wood, and Speaker
Cotton.
NAYS :-Messrs. Lombard. Murphy,
McNdth. Noel. Reynolds, Hderslics,
and Whitehead.
In the Council:
YEAS :-Messrs. Updegraff, (Pres. J
Benton, Lambdin, Thomas, Hendry,
Woodward, Palmer, Stewart, Elder.
NAYS ChriStisOn, Bee6e, Keller,
Matthias.
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out, to the last, this great fight p said
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he had left for his home in Chester.
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The delegates to the Chicago Convsn
ton from Connecticut are said to b
about equally divided in their choice for
the Presidency between Governor Chase
and Mr.. Bates Of Missouri.