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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-10-15
VIM. DUNLAP,
JOHN WILSON,
S. S. LUDLUM,
ctors of State Penitentiary.

The time for receiving Proposals for Build
ing portion of the State Penitentiary, is here
by continued till the THIRTEENTH day of
OCTOBER next. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, of that
day. WIN! DUNLAP,
JOHN WILSON,
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Thrilling Tales and Novelties

Are the best published anywhere. Al the
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nal'y for "Pae,son." In 1863, in addition to
its usual quantity of shorter stories, FOUR
ORIGINAL COPYRIGHT NOVELTIES
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Moalton. Frank Lee Benedict, and the Author
Of '.The Murder in the eileen Ross" 1t also
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Highland Nursery!
Situated One Mile and q HaIf South of High,
=. land, Doniphan County, Kansas.

THIS Nursery vas commenced in the -
- Spring of 1861, and now covers 10 Z
acres, containing $4,000 young Apple Trees, Of
varieties adapted 70 this climate; also, Grapes,
Cnrzants, Rhabarb Roots, &c. The subscriber
also. offers for sale $4,000 three year old Apple
Trees, foe which he will take wheat, young
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Fashions Ahead Of all Others,

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PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING
PART OF THE -
State Penitentiary.

CEALED PROPOSALS for the erection of
~ portion of the State Penitentiary Build
ing, may be deposited with the Secretary of
State, at his Office, in Topeka, till Thursday,
the third day of September next, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, of that day, when the Directors will
meet at said Office of the Secretary of State,
and open the bids and let the contract to the
lowest responsible bidder. Separate bids will
be received for the stone and wood wors. The
working of the prisoners is to be taken into
account By the contractors. Plans and specif-
cations forth proposed building are now on
file. for examination, at the Office of E. T. Carr,
Fsrt LeavenWorth. T
, VIM. DUNLAP,
John WILSON
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PLOWS.- REAPERS,

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Sheriff. Sale.

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the Court House, in Hiawa,ha, Brown County
Kansas. on the 10th day of October, A. D. 1863
a ao'eioch ?. NJ. of said day, the following
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Of said County.
Given under my hand, this Eth day~ of Sep
amber, A. D. 1853. I. B. HOOVER, :
- : : Sheriff Of Brown County, Kansas.
-. a BY II. NJ. RouEsoz, Under Sheriff.
Ia LAcock, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-02-27
FROM THE STATE CAPITOL.

Dover, February 25, 1868.
HENRY EcKEL, ESQ,
5.- a few days ago scene
occurred in the House, which would have
made beautiful picture. Mr.. Williams,
we presume, had heard of the fame of
Senator Saulsbury-we don't allude to
Willard, he's great man too though
and longed to do some mighty deed, that
would astonish his constituency Days
and weeks passed away, and yet the wish
ed for object never presented itself, that
would afford him an opportunity to place
his name among the greatest of the wise
Democratic Solons at Dover. Despair
took possession of him, but in the hour
of his bitterest anguish, a brilliant idea
ran through his massive intellect. Like
Claude Melnotte he exclaimed "glory is
priceless, = and the great honors that will
be showered upon me, will more than com
pensate me for long hours of anxious
thought, lie came into the House, witt
measured tread and a House-of- Represen
torial air-how much like Cesar-he has
calm determined look. How few of the
poor ignoramuses in the gallery knew wha
great document he had in his panta-
looms pocket, but it was there neverthe-
less, At last Mr.. Williams rose-let III
hold our breath-all eyes are turned to
wards him, and he offered resolution
censuring Gov. Cannon for endorsing
what he is pleased term arbitrary arrest
in Delaware, The resolution passed. Mr.
Williams is immortal and Gov, Cannon
oh what is to become of him? VIII,
didn't you condemn the government, fo
arresting a set of fellows who were using
every means they dared to employ, to ait
traitors in arms, and then Mr. William
wouldn't have done anything to you. s.
you cannot complain being as you brough
it all on yourself But, we consider thai
Mr.. Williams and the Legislature can pay
no higher compliment to Gov. Cannon
than to pass this resolution. If there il
t'ne ray of doubt as to the loyalty of Hi
Excellency in the mind of any loyal maj
in the country, the fact that this Legisla
ture co. odemns his acts, will finally an(
forever eradicate it. 1t would be to tn,
honor of the Governor to have five thou
sand copies Of it printed and distributed
throughout the State
The Legislature has had no bushes
of Importance before it since my last.
Yours, A.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-02-27

Mr.. EDITOR
BILLY,

MR.. EDITOR:
lu your paper Of the Goth inst |
hnd communication from the City Treasurer
intended IS reply or contradiction Of my for.
mer article in your issue of the 18th inst,
would say, from the spirit displayed by ths
article, that the Treasurer must have been oonsI.
derably out of humor when lie wrote IL AMI
when his passion subsidies he will be ashamed al
it, Had he been the individual referred 10 his
warmth would have been exousahle, but az ma Il
not am unable to account for it. unless he ba,
become by association, injected with what
term the contractors fever. Why be has as
sumed the position he has, by volunteering 10
defend the acts of an Individual, that the COM
munity will not sanction is strange. That ba
has suffered himself to be wheedled into the bs.
lief that he was the person intended in nv for.
mer article, displays no great amount of pene.
iratlon. feel sorry for him that he has suffer
ed himself to be thus made use Of.
lie writes as though were his enemy which
Is not the case, either politically or otherwise,
nave voted Tor him for the office which heuoW
holds every time he has been before the nublic
should ever write an article CONCERNING him
or his office, will endeavor to make il al Main
that he cannot fail to know who is intended
Hereafter, would advise the Treasurer. before
attempting 20 reply to an article to read il
cGreluily, 50 that he may know what be ia reply.
ing to, as in this case it is evident he did not
lie has contradicted charges that are NOT made
and admitted the charge did make. "tbe oceu.
patton Of the room by this government contrac
TOR aud from that occupation an the difficulty
arises. would ask the authorities TO riye tbs
subject their attention, as the taxpayers q vii.
ininstou do not pay their money to furnish rooms
for any such purpose.
AS the Treasurer has attempted to iustifv tbia
person in using the room for bis private bn.iness.
Will notice one thing that be and | do mol,
agree upon, aud that is. as to who has the CON-
troll Of the ROOM The Treasurer tbinks tbat a.
the CITY Council has made bis office hours from
a. m, until p. M, he has entire control of the
once before and after those hours. To This
40 not agree. BY bis admitting that Council
mas tne right to say that his office hours shall be
from a. NJ until p. M, he comedies the poiut
IN question IT Council has the right to say he
shali occupy it for o certain number of hours.
they have the same right to say that he shall moi
occupy It at all. The Office is under the control
OF the Council, and il is their duty to soc that Il
" used Tor the purpose intended, and not abused
Oy those having business foreign to the Office.
Y
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-02-27
DIED.

JON ES.-At the residence of her son-in.la N.
T. Underwood, Elmsdale," Kent County,
Del on the S0Ih of January, ANNA NJ, wiz
Of Mr. George Jones of this city, and dauph.
Ter OF the late DR., Alexander, of Fairfield.
near Wilmington in the 10Th year Of her age.
a long life of usefulness, Of feryent piety. Of
daiy duty, couded at its close by weary Years
OF suffering, and the darkeniug shadows Of auI-
lous doubts and fears, but terminating calmly,
peacefully, rs if sleep had deopened into death
Hers was no ordinary character. OF warm. al.
iectlonate, enthusiastic temperament, highly cul.
uVa'ed intellect, ardent in pursuit and Jealous in
accomplishment, in early womanhool consecra
TUG her varied talents to Christ and His cause.
sue was foremost and untiring in every good
work, fulfilling alike all lifes duties ia her home,
the Church, and the world, aud adjoining all by
the attractive graces Of Christian love, faith. and
charity. Much beloved aud long remembered,
snail we mourn that she has exchanged weari-
2 for rest, anxiety for peace darkness for
ilsht, tue overshadowing gloom Of earthly sorrow
Tor the glory that shall be, that now is revealed
A. j. L.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-02-27
LOCAL AFFA.VRs,

EPIToME OF BUSINESS AND PER soSAL lETRL-
LTGEsoE.-Edward Tainall, offers TO- sale at the
Wawaset Nurseries, in this city, l-'He assort-
ment Of Fruit aud Ornamental TreNe We
invite those wishing to purchase to give olm a
call.
Bauduy Simmons has associated with him
George Simmons, under the firm Of BauduY
Simmons & CO., for the transaction of the
Retail Lumber business, at the old stand corner
of Front and Tatnall streets. We commend this
firm to the patronage Of the public.
WIN. IL. Thompson, Watch and clock Manu-
facturer has taken the old aud well known stand
formerly occupied by j. c. Noblet, No. 52l Mar
ket street, where he will always keep one of the
largest and finest nssortments Of jewelry to be
found in the city. Mr.. Thompson has had TWEEN
ty years experience in the iewelry business, and
is, therefore, competent judge of pure articles
Repairing and cleaning promptly attended to-
See advertisement in to-days paper.
The BANoUET,-The Banquet given to the
wives, children and widows Of our soldiers came
off on Monday afternoon in the City Hall, aud
was perfect success Five large tables, which
fairly groaned with the weight of the good things
that were piled upon them, were placed in con-
vsnient position around the room. There was an
abundance of everything that the heart could
wiah--turkeys, chickens, roast show beef, vari-
Jus hLhus VI feBethotee1 pres oO' n urge mum
Der Of persons partOok Of the sumptuous fare set
before them.
AcUIDENT.-Q a crowd was occasioned in
Market Street below Fourth on Wednesday
in consequence of horse belonging to
W. Feeuey, attached to II cart containing half
ton of coal, slipping and falling on the ice. He
was relieved and again harnessed in the cart,
When he fell second time, injuring himself CON
Great care should be taxed to have
horses rough-shOd while there is SO much ice on
he streets.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-02-27

Tomorrow afternoon, at two o'clock
as appears by advertisement in another
column-the Philadelphia Quintet Club,
will give their second matinee at the Will
mington Institute Hall in this city. These
matinees have become so fashionable and
entertaining that they are considered in
musical circles as being almost indispen
sable to the cultivation and development
of a pure and correct musical taste in
community, In the larger cities of the
North they are fast taking the place of
other entertainments because of this fact ;
aud in order to still further popularize
them, the Philadelphia Quintet Club has
made arrangements to give series Of
similar entertainments in this city. The
conductor-Prof Engelke-is a man Of
talent in his profession and has had con-
siderable experience and practice as assis-
tant to the renowned Julien, in his pub
lie concerts throughout Europe and
America,
In the matinees now given to our citi.
zens, the Club desire to perform only sucE
pieces of music as will be most acceptable
to the audience, avoiding as far as ma,
be desirable the higher style of scientific
ornament and flourish which to an I'M
practiced ear sounds more like music rul
mad than moving, melting, soul.animatinl
melody and harmony. We hope GU
people will patronize these matinees ant
thereby lend their aid in creating prope
musical taste among our people. In thi
respect Wilmington is fur behind the ag
of progress the consequence of which j
that unhealthy amusements are fast in
sinuating themselves into the communit
to the prejudice of good morals and pub
lie virtue. This should not be so in cit
like Wilmington; therefore we trust tina
the efforts of the Quintet Club will be $
rewarded as to make their chaste and elt
waiting matine6s decided success. tt
morrow afternoon at two O'Clock tn
second one of the season will be given.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-02-27
LOCAL AFFAIRS.


MILITARY APFAIRs.-BrigRde Surgeon VIM H.
White has been promoted to the position Of Post
Surgeon at Acquia Creek
Sergeant Lindsey, Of Delaware Cavalry. left
this city on Tuesday morning with nine desert
ers for Baltimore, and delivered them 10 Lieu
tenaut- Colonel Fish, Prrsost Marshal.
The following deserters have been arrested ;
John Robbins, Company C. Delaware Cavalry !
John J. Fleetwood, Co. Il. LIST Delaware Reg-
ment; James Sparks, Co. Il. 81 Delaware; Rich
ard Copper 80 Delaware Richard wirty, LIST
Delaware Patrick Murphy, New York Regi-
ment'
PERsoNAL.-Leut j. D. Chandlee, Acting
Assistant Quartermaster of the Sixth Army Corps,
is 10 Philadelphia, on brief visit Lieutenant
Chandee, has advanced through all the grades
Of QIartermaster, from regimental to corps,
having entered the service as Lieutenant OF the
Twenty third Pennsy lVania, and soon afterwards
being assigned the duty ia the capacity Of Quar-
iermaster.
EXTENSIVE IMpRovsaENTs.-Mes Job H..
Jackson and Jacob f. Sharp have purchased
from David G. Wilson, Esq d lot of about u
acres Of land situated on tho easterly side Of the
Ruil Road, near the bridge over the Brandywine,
and attend putting up an extensive mandatory
for passenger, freight and city cars. The work
be 1906 by 45 feet-the other 50 by 40 feet, and
will have a water front of 1000 feet aud railroad
front of 800 feet.
1t 10 their Intention 10 have n large Engine put
into the establishment, of sufficient powerto drive
IL large amount Of machinery Saws, Planning
machines So.
Mr.. Sharp has been an employee for the last
twenty years in the establishment Of Messrs. Har
Ian, Holingsworlh Il Co, aud of course bus a
large and valuable experience iu his business
MIR. Jackson is well known in our city us an ac'
tive business man, and We have no doubt tn,
company will meet with that success their enter
prise merits.
A. j. Barrett has purchased Of Mr.. George W
Churchman tract of land near the :. rocks" nd
joining the ship yard of John Kirkmun, on which
he intends erecting large steam saw mill
Workmen are now grading the hill and filling NJ
the quarry pond and the log ground between
Messrs. hloore's and Kirkman'a shipyards.
George \. Keller has disposed OF his lot op
polite to Messrs. jackson 4 Sharp's, where tn
purchasers intend erecting large carspru
mandatory, to be occupied by our fellow
towusman Edwin,J. lIOrner, lato Of the firm 0
Mcdaniel s. Horner.