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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-04-04

~ The steamer Robert Campbell.
on Tuesday morning. took cargo Of
pork below. from NJ. Bailey's establish
neat q this plses. There 10 still .
large qusntity remaining hsrs.
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r. We have not done che editor ol
the Marysvills Thumb-pspsr jussics-hs
Is bigger fool than We gave him credit
for. He takes up our offer Of 85. and
attempts to explain the ''nub" to that
joke! We win now pay . reward Of
$40 to any person who will scknowlsdgs.
upon his honor. that be sees - much
''nub" to it - hs did before the explsna-
ton @
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-04-04

G GovERSoR's MEssAoE.-This docu.
ment will be found in the present issue
Let no one fail to read it. It is credi
table paper. and quite treat after the
long series Of wishy.washy. dirt eating
TRADES with which Frank Pierce's and
james Buchanan's Governors have bored
the people. This one reflects the senti.
ments Of the people Of Kansas. Most Of
the recommendation relate to matters ol
legislation provided for in the Constitu.
tion but there will be found some ju.
dicious remarks upon general politics.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-04-04

~ G. D. 4 H.F. Sayn have rsuov.
ID tbsir store to tbs room usder tie Cbisf
office. ~.
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And . beautiful belief il is. despite the
theories Of some orthodox religionists.
that men. when they depart to the land
Of spirits. will there follow such pursuits
and innocent pleasures as they delighted
in here below. II. then. this BE- true,
when some Bsyard Tsylor. Humboldt.
Mungo Park. or other grsss traveller. in
his reregrin..ions IN the Spirit Lsud,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-04-04

never interfere with the primary disposal
of the soil, within the same. BY the Uni.
ted States, or with any. regulations Con.
gress may end necessary for securing the
title in said soil to 6osa fds purchasers
thereof. and that the said State shall new.
or tax the lands or the property Of The
United States in said State"
Tho right to tax the lands of the Uni.
ted States il thus virtually conceded, IN.
less relinquished BY an ordinance of the
State. Such is the decision of the 6u.
prems Court Of the United States. In
1888. Judge Mclean. of the Suprsme
Court. made the following decision I: "Is
is true the United States held the propri.
etary right. and also the right Of sov,r
eighty. until the State Government w,a
estsblisbed but more proprietary riehs,
il it exists. gives no right Of sovereignty.
The United States may own land within
. State. but political Jurisdiction doss
not follow ownership. Where iurisdic.
tion II neeesrary. - for forts and ayss.
mails, . eession Of II Is obtained from the
State. Even the lands Of the Un;ted
States. within the Stsss. are exempted
from taxation By esmp.et." !.
Gov. r. ]. Walker, IL hn inaugural
address to the people Of Ksnsas. ssid !:
II do not dispute the tile Of The Gov.
ernmsnt TO the Poblie Lands n Ksnsss.
bot l do cay thst this righs l. that Of 90
owner only and thas vhsu Kassss Be.
comes ststs the Fublic Lsnds ., sub.
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SaEaars and 4Gnkfrg.

| EEARTIN LEWIS,
IVA HI4 70 Az \ R+ tgg2GE st R2R9FER,
mh2on 10 the New York market
RFARrlN lewis,
lHI NorE AN5 5,,i XIX ig&ao2kFk,
ciai i'apsr aud Loans Of oil descriptions '''"'e'
| Cast advances made on GustrIais. mh2G-tf
! NJOTES, STOCKS AND BONDS
No ~ 4 $ s 555G IS sT TaSI
NEAR SorrH STREET
NP R&GSSS fsf iIi' a dn i% FS iP52@pER.
ST9G Ms ANG BONDS N All aAEKGTS ,r,.,s
G.y$ AND SELLS NAW Y1hK EEGHANGE
~ IS ND SELLS FlESTELASS GROUND EEN rs
ana attends personally to all and kind of Broker ard
Banking business ia5u
Z EONARD j. T0RMEY,
sA ~ nEALEk IN
I . = 10 . Z e { S6 81 i sr HI ( n IT,
coT p F FR:G Bought, Sold and Negotiated.
aan 6a rs sys? s to @s Nssoi ia
I r. MoGINN Il co,
%. STOCK AND En- B@0KERS.
No. NORTH STREET,
B6S6s ss Ig't G and ' sr 1S'''''sy a6n
7 AWRASON & SMITH, -.......-
50 STOCK AND BILL BROKERS
Nssoat g;nss9 Paper and sns and execute G5ers
NgpNEY BUSINESS.
iTA NARTiN lewis,
First house from south street.
NEGOTIATION Of 1" MERGGR 52&&RIiii TO '''
EXPECTS LOANS ON STOCKS ''''' - En-
MAKES ADVANCES up u c @fhEF $GfGFlrES
1i;&ETS DISCO 20 TIs o. e99 i ,, PAFER
iN6 TRA%s1cTs Fi!& pR0EER 4 3&b II Bh niSf
BUSINESS ~ all ITS EkANEHES jc6f
EMO. S. CUTTINGS 4 CO,
$TGCG AVN BiLL BROKERS'.
No. ~ SoUfa STREET,
9qy al.d sioa Commission STOCK aod Securities in this
furcnase and sell Ground Rents
advances nae on Stocks Real Estate, Notes, aud ether
Negotiate Tune Paper and Stock Loans.
Make c9ieet,ons On Al! accessible points in the United
Receive deposits Bsnaoe and Uacurren Funds, anu
transact the business OF Private Ranking in ali Of its depart
ments Interest allowed or aeecsIts. jalS-tf
GtAMUEL HARRIS b SONS,
~ BANKERS, STOCK EXciiA&&E ,,,,,,,,
COLLECT on ~ accessible points in the United Slater and
B sn" @ @ 6 e aS f HGRaexr pAxR
NOTES At log rates 80 -. nm. - , .,,,,,,- r.,.,r, .
tay and sci on coin,i>ton 5ToG& and sEcUBiTIES it
Receive DEP605frs in sankabr- Of .rcuqent Funds
Sld Transact the Ranking ard Exchange pse5s n eT1ry
7 II. LUCEETT,
ga STOCK, NOTE, BILL,
AMI REAL ESTATE BROKER |
81 SECOND STREET, Baltimore.
kEFE&EEGEa.
2. Gibson, Cashier BANK OF Baltimore, Baltimore.
c. <. Coleman, Cashier Mechanics Bank, Baltimore
J. " Bueh- Cashier Franklin Bank, Baltimore.
Thomas j. Carson Banker, Baltimore.
Thomas d. .IvtEatal, Baltimore.
j. G. Adams, Batinoge.
Warwick, ffick Z Bali Baltimore
+ XVIII vs g rg.a 3 q sS If a acy Bsha s''o's
Johnston, BIO. ( Co Bankers, Baltimore.
Jos,ai, Lee : Co, Ban&ers, Baltimore.
Hugh jenkins i Go, Baltimore.
Young X Carson, Baltimore.
Wm. FinkneT Brooke, Washington, D. .. myi5-u |
STE Ring EXCHANGE.
ROSS CAMPBELL & CO,
- lASOvER STREET,
Have constantly for sale
BILLS ON 10 DON,
mhi@n IN SUES to suit purchasers i
~ HARRIS, JR.,
~. BASEMENT GBESAPEAKEBA BANK,
NORTH STREET,
Buys sells All the other is
and other markets on commission. seil-f |
w GILMOR, JH,
w. STOCK AND BILL BRnK Err,
No. u SECOND sTRRsr,
Ruys and sells Commission Stocks and Securities in |
this and other markets
Makes advances on Stocks aud other Coaterais.
%eG"ti"l's Time Paper and Stock Loans. nl0f
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THE TRg-yyEEKLY EECBANG
IL PUBLISHED
EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY,

And contains all the reading matter Of TIE DALT EH
cr.g including its general and political Intelligence lis
r,,,rs IF local affairs and public meetings its
accurate and natai reports Of the markets., both foreign
and domestic Il, reviews o. book; it, carefully pre-
pared abstracts O: soreign news, and its editorial articles
thus gigins in every ds2agjment the aest Information re
csiyed in the city up to the dsy Of publication
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.St0fks. ExfhaEus &f.

61lUtR5, UiluatiHfs W.
PENNSYLVANIA BANK NOTES for sale by
SAaL HARRIS n SONS
asst l96 Batmor street.
NEW YORK FUNDS BOUGHT AND SOLD
~ by SAML. HARRIS X sons,
ali3t 1876 Baltimore street.
ITIRST-CLASS COMMERCIAL PAPER, ma
4 turing in November and December, wanted by
AZ Iw* No y Sou il street.
WORK, GETTYSBURG, CHAMBERSBURG,
4 HARRISBURG and MInDLErOWN BANK NOTES
Tor sale at " liberal discount by run c,PSov
j4ut5 3oi 'ainore street,
syOLD FOR SALE, in sums to suit, at 4 small
NOTICE
" We are prepared to give CASH ADVANCES on con
siEnnents to our friends hessrs X & T. Mo@a"ard :. Go
d9tG corner of Chespsi,e aud lombard street
MTORTHW ESTERN VIRGINIA RAILROAD
E4SnS FOR sale by SANgEt HAE6R Bank
g1uLLECTlONS ON ALL-PROMIN EMIT
@h2if - ''''A AVA '' " tho y j. CARSON.
" LTiMUB& AND ONO RAlLilJIAD co.
AB BONDS wanted by SAMUEL HARRIS, Jr..
ap6-tt basement Chesapeake Bank,
pALTIMuRE AND OHIO R. R. BONDS 1867.
1S Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bonds is55
Northwestern Va. Raro4d bonds u mortgage.
Wanted ~ DO 10 s. S&anl,fL H&ER SIi%ojs r,
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA BANK
fe25-d 2o Baltimore street.
E'XCHANGE ON NEW YORK, PHILADEL-
4 PHIA, BOSTON, RICHMOND. PETER GuiG and
re26-tf 2oi Baltimore street.
ETNCURRENT BANK NOTES AND DRAFTS
a. all points South and est Rlrch At best rates
'te26tf "a, baltimore street
DR1THRRS RONiNGER,
dsep r No p oT GAEEs s iFG T "n titi r.
principal cities Of Germany, Ga London Paris and A,s!e'
A DVANCES MADE ON BUSINESS PAPER
\ ATD APPROVED oolLATERA RAlaiaey, c,psox
UANK OF BALTIMORE STOCK WANTED
by JNo, : GITI>Gs ! CO.
MARYLAND SIZES Maryland 8 per cent.
'''' sAafI. HARRIS, Jr.,
fe9-tf Basement Chesapeake Bank.
YE7IME PAPER NEGOTIATED by
fai7r je6 Baltimore street
D&O. r. r. BONDS 1867 WANTED BY
ID. JNo. 5. Cuttings 4 co;
sstf % south 81
SCRIP OF NEW YORK AND PHILADEL
- PHfA INSURANCE COMA MES w%9ted ~
r=2stf 81 tsehane;~ t',9e.
STERLING EXCHAEGE.
- FOR sale by hHb& a 10,
auiS-d 9Groccr's Exchange.
NlTOCKS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS BOUGHT
| t3and sold by $50 $. Cuttings 4 co;
MISSOURI .. FOR SALGB
w JNo s. Cuttings 500;
M EKCHANTS BANK STOCK FOR SALE BY
| lYA INo. : Cuttings & GO,
G1IRENEN'S INSURANCE STOCK WANTED
! 4 by SAMUEL HARRIS, IT.,
Va ARMAND STOCK 1890 WANTED BY
| w JNO. $. Cuttings Coz
EEOMMERCIhL h FARMERS BANK STOCK
sJwanted ny $40. 5. Cuttings eco:
s8tf % South st
Anew YORK MARINE ASSURANCE SCRIP
sp2s-I exchange Place.
BALTIMORE PER CT. LOAN FOR SALE
ksDy sAAL. HARRIS, liz
jui7-d Basement GHgS.l rake Bank :
AJURTBERN CENTRAL RAILROAD BONDS
~ wanted by sANL. HARRIS, Jr,
Gjt0Easgs.
a. a TT0RNE5Ys AT LAW, w . -
"A No Il Law BUILDINGS, ...,..,
OF st Paul and Lexington 'tfee Zap ssrs 2p
OSES ENGLEHEART,
lFA A., ATTORNEY 81 : At, trA1w H5r
No 'Sn 81 81 ttF k5E 33 G2H1T'
LsxlNaFoF STREET, Between CHARLES sNP 81 EADL'
An business entrusted to his care will BE punctuay at
irnccd to- 0l2-lgr
CHARLES c, KERR,
ATTORNE T-LAW,
oFFICE-No 81 ST PAUL sTREE:T.
tsE4wEaN LEXINGTON AND SARATOGA sTRsEEsJ
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| inYio-eUly
II HISS. < COLE,
H4HGEf KiH 81 4G a2Gi& 24 HhR RSAG IN
Il. Hos z co.'s CAST STEEL, MILL, GROSS CUT and
FISHER : NGHRiS' AMERICAN EAGLE ANvILS aod
I EELb,&; $AHDwlcn& 3 CUT TACKs, sHoENAILs,
| Collins HARTFORD AXES, HArCHEr2.
NEW ,ENGiAEb sGREW CONPANY'8 GiAi.Sr POINT
RUSSELL. s: ERWIN MANUFACTURING CoMPANY's
| Fgr5H TA#NEA CrURING COMPAEY's CABINET and
| tNERiCiN H0RSE-NAIL CouPANY's HORSE AND
! Q AM5$ & sdN'S #HgyEi.S aad SPADES, Be, &c
DAKL!XGs { W4L6EoHi'$ BRAND c6BN ana GRASP
SGYr ~, $$EATHs; sGyTgs SgQyFs, &C. &c
Aiiof vGiei otter lowest Factory Prices. p,yan
K1ysER, TaOEELI. 4 CO.
RON W REL 0 q Sc,
80. ~ SoGTH CALVERT So.
REPORTERS 0F ALL DESCaiPYIONS OF
Z IRON and STEEL, have constantly on hand comriata
4a&RTcAN AND ENeLIsH IRON,
RAILROAD #FI3>ES 5.si CHAINS.
ELE SG&EF IRON NIL Ii BeisT6h fFoRGE
aETaEA6jf1 ana CaARooAi. Pic IRON TURE1GEs
g'.UGAN Il JENKINS.
SP ck"LS&! :, ~ Ai;R sy4'% q. =
Ne trI ~ - 81 o'l9TgR %aanisccL!ss
%jLIi4@ &Iil:ArGs \ s0Ns, Fi,ss. &asTs, &c,
J. 6 I3TET $oN."G HAgHIEaa.
fR0,#|i6EVCG T95i Co4ffiNG VSTs, wAsusas AM
.nE;iiG14 'ni4r COMPANY. Be- aGssss. San IEoss
Gais III. E4 4, s. ese$ 4rS &c. s" aa
SCoyIL hA&rFAC'rW>& 60. S"EsH HRA7a AEH
2st 5H45 as' 5 5G n.y. pa.., o.s
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SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
HrNA INSURANCE CO. HARTFORD ...-......s2, $50, tta
PHOENIX INSURANCE Co. HA 2TFoR0....... 65O,HOO
MERCHAETs' ms. Co, acknowledgements. 2so,ooO
NASsAsoIT ms. Co, Observation-Disclosures. 26O,NGa
SPRINGFIELD ms Co, SPRINGFIELD. sOoeoo
HTEA LIFE INSURANCE co, tfARTFC2D--.-- 2socOO
INTERtJA TIONAL LIFE DO, LONDON 2,5OO,00
POLICIES ISSUED and Losses paid ct the Agency.
sT-.f J. q. PROUD Il SONS.
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FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
LIVERPOOL. AND LONDON
FIRE And LIFE INSURANCE co
ESTABLISHED IN 1886.
Invested ia the United States. s6""j
SHAREHOLDERS PERSONALLY RESPONSIBLE FOR
ALI ENGAGEMENTS OF THE COMPANY.
Ali DIRECTORS ARE SHAREHOLDERS.
DIRECTIONS IN NFf YORK.
JAMES BROWN, Chairman.
FRANCIS COTTENET Deputy Chairman.
e. NJ ARCHIBALD II. b. NJ Consul.
EUGENE DUTILH, HENRY GRlNNEil,
los GATLLbRD ALEX HAMILTON, Jr.,
T. r SANDERS0N.
BALTIMORE AGENCY.
LOCAL ADVISORY BOARD:
ALEX. TURNBUILr c. NORTON STEWART
WM H. GRAHAM, Nm. f. MURDOCH
Counsel, f. W BRUNE, Esq. of firm OK Brown q brune
RISKS TAKE, ON PROPERTY OF EVERY DESGRIP
TIon AND ON LIVES At T f. Low EST CURRENT
RATES.
KREBS & HALL,
Wa RREBS, Agents for the
W. CARyEL HALL. State of Maryland,
SIS EXcHAHCE PIA"E.
fc22eoH HAIIlEl. ~
VIM. KREBs. ". cAkVEh HALL
RREBS d NAIL,
INSURAN AGENTS
AND
ADJUSTERS OF AVERAGES.
Also BROKERS in all business connected with Vessels,
Damaged Goods and claims against Insurance Companies
fe22 eotf 81 EXCHANGE PLACE.
4 SSOINATED FiRESEN'S NSUR AN CE
IA COMPANY, No. SOUTH STREET,
OprosIsE sun BUILDING. - ,.--..
recognized ior the PROMPT PAY AbNi OF LIS lJ2f..>
AM Explicit POLICIES. nsurcs DWEliLNGS, ~ n
NlfNRE, ESSEi.S in port, MERCHANDISE anu VtieT
property ri the EST RATES OF PREMIUM.
JOHN K MOORE, President.
WI L. HACK; Lancaster oULB,
JAMES C GHEzDgN, JAMES A. BRUCE,
ALLEN PAIEE, SAMUEL kIRK,
K. c. MASON, FRANCIS BURNS,
JACoB TRUsT, JAMES YOUNG,
JAmEs GETTY, Jos Z. BOYD,
NoAH WALKER JAS B. GEORGE, 5R.,
j. T. FARLow, s. a: MILLER
al3-cotT JOHN BUkEtAkt- Secretary
/ n r
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FIVE THOUSAND ACRES,

in the immediate neghborhood Of the wen fArins
Of Messrs Cromwell, LnthicuIn and oera. which
'iyh
fruit, Of which is particularly adapted Tor Vegetable
and Fruit culprc ajoi;s the Min portioa of it IS
well TIMBEREn, and there many fine sites with
tenSive views he route of the
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@Maas ai.1 3t.gglG.

g9EaEgs aI!9 1Ssgglf.
silgsas;., GOLD MEDAL PIANOS.
essssttssfs lazsSSy MANUFACTuRED BY HENRY GAEai.E
q ~ y n %k2EROOHS:
"a Nos. Is, II and 10 n. EUTAw STREET.
0FFIC2
NORTHEAST COEwER OF EUTAw AND FAYIrTE BrGhETB,
The undersigned has always hand OF the largest
asSort;nants Of PIANO hORTES in this city which 10,
touch. have by judges b."n pronounced unrlVaed,
Frefaiu'.a Gold Gedai--Ta3 awarded ttri;
at the late Fair Maryland Institute held IN oo'2hr
1859.
Every Piano guaranteed for five years and privilege o
exchange granted any time within six months from hS
of sale, II not entirely satisfactory. :, ,.-.,.
Terms prices LIBERAL and call %:eapecttniiE solicited
before Purchasing elsewhere. ..,
sg- Pianos exchange, hired, tuned and repaired
dStf HENRY GAERi.E'
TEI.LY TUMBLEllS AND JARS.
% PATENT FRUIT JARS
or va,ous patterns and sizes.
90 "'' OR TIE TRADE,
AT Low PRICES TO SUIT THE TINES
South Calvert street
{ HINA' GLASS,
AND CRGCKE iig WARS
VIZ SHIRLEY, SoUrH CALVERT 81,
doors below Baltimore street
Has hand general assortment OF houbA ia his h7
SUITABLE FOR STOREhE EPElIS
HOTEL, KEE| Frs, . -
AT REDUCED PRICES TO SUIT TINES.
NIL ad.sntk
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MRS. ERFaAaa 81 SONS

STEAM SECURING AND DYElNG ESTABLISHMENT j,
NO 81 NORTH EUTASg STREET.
BETWEEN Lexington AND SARATOGA ,,,
win thorougfg clean all kinds OF LA y rs AND Dftllr
DEEV'sl DRESSES, made of SILK, ELY 1T or WOOL,
GENTLEMENS COATS, PANTS and ESFS, without
shrinkage taking TO piece removing The natur" gloss
81 No garment need to he ripped -.PN
The utmost puuCtuality guarante d.
RS-WAlTE GRAPE SHA Wis done up equal to new
GENTLEMEH'S CLOTH ING repaired IL requested
r,ho F.DQTp
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TARRAWAY SEED.-50 bags Carraway
seed inst received from Rotterdam and for sale by
GEYER X WILKENS, No, l22 ". Lombard st. fe2h
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rfzP
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Ir0oRpoRAsro 1850.
CHARTER pERPErUAA:
oFFiC IN o. Soufh eTRAhf
......-,,.,, ,,--.
No.. 49,, o., ,,,.,,, On, ,,,,
OR For LIFE
..-,,,,,,, ,,r, .,,., ,,,,r,e,,,,o
,,,,,,o,,-,.,,,,,,., ,,,,, WIT, ,,,,,,,
l'''''' ,,'''
atthc ,o,vast rates
DIRECTORS
NJ w. - 'lee.'' o. a. $780,,
. . . sCHs p 800 ca1 Gitt,,,
- %
T.. =. CHAABEHS, RoBF y. TAYLOR
!. ,.,, ,s,,,>r eo,.,,o,u
De g. DONALDSON, Medical examiner,
oty "A Franklin street
9,nAIr,es r,Jc,yrzz A,5.~f7 AGENCY
GRO B. COAhh
the Licensed Agent, with ful! powers for the
- ~ FIREi ,, ,,,,,,,,.
bHiifoi'o i IT ~ ~ t :osf Gat nv -
$500.
HONE TNSTR BEGE COMPANY, OF NEW YORK,
Cash Assets, 81, :52O3a.
ITry HIRE INSTR sSGE COMPANY OF hartford
" t;ssh s.sts S2s.J2I5
NORTH AMERICAN FIRE ms. co, HARffOHD,
lash d So $50 %'''''S'
Assets, s2li'i1, ,,,,,,, Dbl,
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} "' I'"'i'is on iiat 0''A,s f''c'!tiGtS. ltI2-L
I r. MoGINN Il Co,
eP STOCK AND ELL BROKERS',
No. & NORTH STREET,
Buy and sell commission exclusively STOCKS,
BON Us. &c IN this and her markets. ia4-6m
Z AWRASON l. SMITH,
- STOCK AN8 BILL. BR0E ERS
No. ~ SoUTH STREET,
Negotiate Business Paper Leans, and orders
StOcksin this aud OTTER markets juI8tf
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za1 VALUABLE FARM
IN how 4 RI CbI MY,
--A'r EAR THE BALTIMORE M 0HIU RAILROAD.
This Farm contains TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY
ACRES of very superior Land wei wooded and wat d.
has several nne building sites and IS ahundautlv SupPG
with fine Springs running Il is situated the
Couuy Road leading fr, the Fred .ick turnpike to the
Railroad. The situation elevated, II has commanding
view and is perfectly healthy.
il will h. sold in one parcel 81 divided to purchasers
GS~FerIus reasonable
Apply 10 W. ". GLENN,
North G4lvrrt street
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ESTABLISHED TN 1928.

Condition Company the I'd December, 1860, per
Report to the OF Georgia. published accordance
III, o., I.-ys 90 that State
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HS-JAaIG R. TcR

| ICLEGANT ARTfCLBS.-Slate Nantes sold
h oy the msnuiaetufetS s''' GEO. o. STEVENS,
| hs-t,r 81 West Pratt street,
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KISSED MISTAKE.

VIII you be at home tonight, Hctty?"
and the speaker, tall, muscular, well
locking young farmer, reddened to the
roots OF his hair, as though he had COM
Initted some very wicked act, instead Of
simply asking question.
He was bashful, extremely SO, was Jo-
siah Hawley-at least in the presence Of
young ladies-most Of all in the presence
Of the girl he loved. No young farmer in
all the country possessed better kept
farm, or talked with more confidence
among his compeers of stock and crops,
and on kindred subjects. But the glimpse
Of some pretty face or foot coming in his
direction, affected him ike a flash Of
lightning. On such occasions he never
knew what TO Go with his hands or eyes,
and always felt Ike sorewing himself into
q mouse hole. How he ever contrived to
approach Hester Thomas On the subject
OF his preference Tor her probably remains
as much mystery to himself as It is TO
others.
But the young lady had quite an amount
OF tact and cleyernoss slowed away some
where in her pretty little head, albeit it
was set On the dimpled, inexperienced
shoulders Of seventeen. josiah was worth,
in a worldly way, much more than any of
her suitors; good looking and intelligent
enough to satisfy any one but an over fas-
tidioas person; unexcep5ional, in short,
barring his excessive bashfuluess, which
was fruitful source Of merriment to the
young people in their circle. And SO
when Josiah, in his awkward, laundering
way, began to exhibit his preference
for her in various little ways, such as
waiting on her to and from singing school,
constituting himself her especial escort
when she rode to church on horseback, to
the solitary church in the woods, and
singing her out at quilting parties. Het-
ty took it all in the easiest, pleasantest
manner possible. The girls laughed, and
the young men cracked sly jokes at the
expense of her timid suitor; but Hetty
stood up for him very independently
encouraged him out Of his shyness-never
noticed any unfortunate blunder-and
very likely helped him along considerably
when he reached the "culminating point
one moonlight autumn evening, as they
were walking nome together from prayer
meeting.
That was week ago. Hetty had said
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CounseH &c Oar volunteers.

The New York Pos5 gives the follow
ing hints to our volunteers as to how to
prepare for the campaign. They should
be needed
1. Remember that in campaign more
men die from sickness than by the bullet.
,. Line your blanket with one thick
ness of brown drilling. This adds but four
ounces in weight, and doubles the warmth.
3. Buy small India rubber blanket
(only $3.50 to lay on the ground or to
throw over your shoulders when on guard
duty during a rain storm. Most of the
Eastern troops are provided with these.
Straw to lie on is not always to be had
4. The best military hat in use is the
light colored soft felt; the crown being
sufficiently high TO allow space for air over
the brain. You can fasten ii up as a con-
tinental IN fair weather, or turn it down
when it is wet or very sunny.
5. Let your beard grow, so as to protect
the throat and lungs.
8. Keep your entire person clean; this
prevents feyers and bowel complaints In
warm climates. Wash your body each
day, if possible Avoid strong coffee and
oily meat. General Scott said that the
too free use Of these, together with neg
lect IN keeping the skin clean) cost many
soldier his life in Mexico
7. A sudden check Of perspiration by
chilly or night air often causes fever and
death. When thus exposed do not forget
your blanket.
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hinges Of tie Courts-President, Hon. Geo.
r-l!lor, Huntingdon; Associates, George ".
tl.lcy, Richard Jones, Jr.
PTo.ionotary--J oseph MDonald.
Register ond Recorder-Fd .vard T. LytIe
SbsriF.-Robcrt P. Linton.
Deputy Sherif.-Willia Linton
District Attorney.-Phiiip S. Noon.
Comfy Commissionsrs.- Abel Lloyd,
Storm, James Cooper.
Clerk 10 miasioncrs.-Robert i. MfCoy
IrsqsUrsr-Joh ohm 4. Blair.
Poor House Directors. David O'Harro,
4'chael AGuire, Jacob Homer.
Poor House TreaSurer.-Ge gorge c. K. Zahnl.
Poor House Stecard.-James J. Kaylor.
Mercantile Appraiser.-H. C. Devine.
AH4Ltors.-Henry Hawk, John z. Stull.
IohE S. Rhey.
Couaty SHrceyor.-E. i. Yickroy.
CoroHer.-James S. Todd.
3, Superintendent Of Common EedooIs.-T- :.
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CHURCHES, MINISTER'S, sc.

Prss5yteriaR-REv. D. HARRISON, Pastor
Preaching every Sabbath morning at I05
o'clock and in the evening at o'clock. Sab
bath School at l o'clock, y. N. Prayer meet
ing every Thursday evening at o'clock.
Methodist Episcopal Charch-REv. J. SEANE,
Preacher in charge. Rev Z. E. BAIRD, As
sistant Preaching every Sabbath, alternately
at IO% o'clock in the morning, or Z in the
evening. Sabbath School at o'clock, !. II.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening, at :
o'clock.
Wslch Eldspendsnt-REv Ii. r. PowELL,
Pdstor-Preaching every Sabbath morning at
% O'Clock, and in the evening Mt O'Clock.
Sabbath School at l o'clock, P. II. Prayer
meeting on the first Monday evening of each
month and on every Tuesday, Thursday and
Friday evening, excepting the first week in
each month.
CaIriaistic Nethodist-REv. JOHN WILLIAMS,
pastor-Preaching every Sabbath evening at
land 0 clock Sabbath School at 0 o'clock
i " Prayer meeting every Friday evening,
c. O'Clock. Society every Tuesday. evening
8. : O'Clock.
Dsciy!ss-REv. ". LLoYp, Pasior.-Preach-
ing every Sabbath morning 1t 10 o'clock.
Particular BapfistS-REv. DAVID JENEISs,
?astor.-Preaching every Sabbath evening At
3oclock. Sabbath School ct 1T l O clock, ?. II.
C1tboAc-REv IL. J. MITCHELL, Pastor
Services every Sabbath morning at log O'Clock
and Yespers at o'clock il the evening.