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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-02

PLANT Tasss.-The local Of The Dubuque
Herald hes ths following judieious rsmarks
to make about the planting Of trees In sitis'.
The iohabisants II this goodly city are re-
specially invited to sons,dsration Of this
sabjse.:
Nothing 20 tends to ornsmsnt . city % ,
pofosion Of trees and shrubbsry. And while
ornsuentai. relieving the business mopo.ony
Of the city. the shade at the Same makes the
tress. sidsvaiks and residences much cooler
during the sum0sr months. Noble asd state
y trees more impress strsngsrs with favors-
bic opiaion Of . city than oil the gigantic
stores land pslatia residences that could b
built. Witness New Haven, Cleveland. and
few other cities in the North and East. The
time for plsotiDs 10 approaching. and ~ wish
any word Of oars could induce some man .
plant half dozen shade trees In h;s door
yard or fruit tssss In his garden. Il requires
bat little ostlay Of money or time. Az to the
manner Of planting, Byrass. 10 . bssulifal
words, tslls ~ the story:
"Ceme, let ss pls.t the appls tree
Clsavs the tough grssnsvard with the SPADE
Wide let its hollow bed b nads;
There gently ley the roofs, end there
Sifs the dark mould With kindly care,
And press the earth teaassiy
AZ round the sleoptng infants feet
We softly fold the srodls sheet;
10 pisnt ws the apple trss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-02
TO-DAY'S ADV'rS

Mar Meeting.
TVHHnE WILL Dn 4 n8BflN0 or rRH
= 6sess Cscety DaR Assesietisa . MssAay
evsaiag 49, Sslssk. - tAs slss 4 P1taaa !
1sll eaesndaass 10 ssqssstsd.
Pa s6se K OnAS, 1HlTrAK1R,
aDo-os 0ssss1Asys
ADsUsADs 01anoAa,e Ossieo,. ,
OAy1nSoos, ADs1 1ss, 1sOl }
Papsss tAsesghest ~ oaaae - rsqassesA -
pstiish esas.,tsasay ~ lpl'ewia0. he pressure
taea noesv q pssesnt pald - - dslassf fss
ee,iee. - nNeoa ue1lays foS vseeeona
n. ,. DAE11,
AAjaAaas osessal = love-.
fDy Telegraph fsoa WaaAinesoa.1
Asa'I 1ss. is's-isss 2. n.
Prsssns pros1raaaoe neasy win - paid for -
srsiss ansd fsfslsr oeaeA
Quarserly asepsrt.
OF THE FIReT NATIONAL BANK or
~ DAv1NPORT, County of 1soss. and stats Of
% :9 = 4. q
essiasss % shas d.y;. d.y;..ou,c-. AnaAs
L Loans a.d discounts, ,insluding indsbt.
e1oess Of u. Dlresso 9, 0asoe1 ..-.9ls ~ ~
Z Overdssfts. ..............-.... go. O0a!o
. Due IRON Banas and Bankers. 81, ,lee.e6
I Des fso% E..'onsi q. Bank. IN th: follow
Lyons, Chicago. kock leland. and
Washinstou. l33ls =
5. 0pecte....... II os0 -
8. Ossh items and rsvsn ue stenps........ l2l o.
Z Bills of solvent BAnks........----.---- SsssO
:. =. Bonds dspos,ied With Treasurer
q 8. 70 secure circulation ......-. q 10000
10. U. =. Bonds deposited With Treasurer
Q. 9. for other parposss..-.--...-- - - %
- csrt,dss.ss Of indsetsd dnsss On hand y lso %
12 Bille Of suspended Banks....---...--. oos os
ID Furniture ana F.ztuiss.-...-.......... -. Ss,M
Is kxpenes account. 2,szSo0
IL. Legl Tender Five per cent. Treasury
H. Legal Tender Notes Il iho United
states.-- .-------....-.............>- .77S 90
Total resource. 80 =
LIABILITIES r.
!. Capital. ........ t6e9AO00
| =. Circulating notes received NEkg
from Comptroller. e26 COO @ -
8. Less circulating notes On = fF4
hand. LOCO
notes outsshoing....---.. -......-.sb ~ V0o v0
8. Uue 70 Banks and Bankers - .-..-.... III 81
Z. Due to individuals and corporations 9th.
Due dspositors, on dsand. ois %
! .. Anaouns duo, not included under either
OF the above heads. 600 10
Total liabilities. =. .es'7 sse o.
AUSTIN CORDIN, Precedent.
| 4 Ina n. GISSoAD, Nashler.
6fAfD o. Iowa, L.
UovarY eCo11
va the ass. day Of April, INA. personally camo
county. Austin Vosbin, President, and Ira n vGif
| ford, Oashier, II the Fret National Ea ( Of Ds
vsnpcrt, lows, who, being duly worn, upon their
oe.hs say that the foregoing 10 true ana accurate
statement Of the Affairs and condition OF said Bank
on the morning Of the nf.t day Of April, 1854.
6ubestibsd and sworn 70 the day and year above
Written HE0U SCHMIDT,
apr2dlI Notary Public Scott County.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-02
Id 81.

In the vicinity of Sseosa, Perry ssd Third -.
a Child'e Necklace, consisting Of two asnletG
clasped together. whoever viii fetas1 it 70 he
o, S. Exp.sss Ofass will b libseally rssasdsd.
Maseh 4seh. j, r. HILL,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-02

Yeussslf your wife, or your Children
sas Asd shs bsss bssss. shsa ss gatssss q
Caslsseo'a 0ssas psiss tahss 70 give pssiss'
sassalaesieo. No IL Mssrocolitaa Blesk.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-02
Il you want . splendid rssdy-mads
seae 70 " Esskiss'a fs9

Craig's superior microscopes, Of dit
isssss sisss aed best quality. ~ Bsliosda
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-02
WALL PAPER! WALL PAPER !!
JVesc styles
For the Season Of 1854.
The larsest 4 Best Stock u DaveapoIs,

l. W.PETERsEN's STORE,
No. - West Second street. /.
lIAvIs0 MADE LARGE PURCHASES OF
n Stock fro0 the New York NanufaetursEs b.
lore the riss, l am psspafsd = o&se
Superior ln10C0nents.
uAl1 L. ". PETRRSHN.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-02

A SBRxon 70 CsILDR1N.-Rsv. n
n. Powers he's been invited % deliver . SER
mos % The children Of the Eass Davsapor'
Uaion Mission School. ts-nesrow sfssrnsOa
Il z o'elosk. The friseds Of the school or
aost earnestly Invited TO Be present.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-02

Ds. ApLsR examined one hundred
rserutts this morning.. Volunteering Il going
"a gloriously 10 lowe ct shis time. Ahs pso-
pie have heard 90 nueh abost tee dram that
they wans to sss is-asd try thsie lack u
drawing prisss Everything 10 being Put -
readiness for their aesommocatis
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-02

0rabbs's hair preparations should bs
ussd - every family. All others sss ee5ss-
eiooab1o.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-02

CnY ELxcr1ox-Wo are happy to
ssnousss 70 The people Of our city thss r.
skins VS. to-day slsstsd 70 msks ah the sls'
Raat aad fashionable clothing for the gentle.
men Of this city for the coming season.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-02

The country 10 safe-if youn don't
believe 1t call at Sam Psssys and sss The
mosster stock Of cloths, clothing and furnish
seods nov received. He de1ss ss0pstSsaon
ssd will sell goods ten per cent cheaper tesn
any other eoncssn can possibly do. Go ana
zee The splend Id new stock.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-02

TIE l0-40s.-This splendid loan u
nov. iu market, and subscriptions can bs made
for The sane at ths First National Bsnk. A.
shs loan 10 limited 70 $500, ,000. 900. and the
demand great, those Who wish 70 invest
shosld do 20 at enc. For particulars 80 ad-
vePeiaAmonk.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-02

The boys ssy that the only place "a
ct perfect spring hat o. cap h = Fsssasds
Every style Of bad ssae sew on hand ssd
vsesanssd 70 suil Cosatsy nseehaats sups
niied On reasonable terms.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-02

RYAx's M1HsrRxLs.-This splendid
troupe played last nighs 70 . good house snd
10 highly acceptable manner. They psrssr0
assio THE evening as the saus plsss-Astro-
poiitsn Hall-Aud will furnish iun enough Tor
s,l Who attend. Go and enjoy yourselves To-
niQht.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-02

GRAND ENrERrAINMENT.-Our friend
WsidsuAnn has sngsgsd ths great French
Psutomiuis.s Aeossts and Chsnon. also Prof
Mueller and the Ballet Corps. Tor Monday
evening. and they viIl give . grand enter"
ssinmsut ., thst tine, on which oesa'ion the
6osst plays and fesss will Be psrfor"sd 60
TO the German Theatre Monday evening.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-02

Gpn. BAKsR.-We are informed that
Nhe old nan himself Will rstass 70 Dsvaport
THE evening. He has been spssding The
vinsst u ssaoinss-ksspiug he lsgislstsrs
straight.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-02

Tn Elsor1oH.-By referring to The
pspsss sf yss.seday ws sbsefvs that this y
thd dav for our charter election, thoseh .
sasvsl sbssrvse sbsas tswa vosld nes b sPs
70 lisesvsr the fact. We tail 70 rsasa6sr tAs
time vhss there ~as - hssls saaitsosas - ,
ely election DAY. o ~hsa shses wsss - naoy
sasasasses ID he asla. asodrsds ef ssf sis.
issss have ses. ssd pesbssly will -. visoa
tie pells ~ sll to-day.
Ne vssssrs - seisisa spsa - fsssl. =
oAss l. ssa appessss y sall tse - spisies. 4
y shs ''pssp ed ausadness. II tss s'sy
eh,s<.e shsrs sssos ~ " . stssGg feeling
assisss is-~ss,iae = sAs bee1 Sssssios b sea
ssrssd. A. ~ pslIs = ~ ssrioss vard
little o. -. sseissasss has bssa sosissd.-
TAess wAs apal1 d = without ssy psrseos
issssvsssssss have dspssissd seess esllos'. =
fos sAs soat.s ysas Davssrees vill hsvs
Msyss ssss Ne psspIs sss 's"s -. = NJ
Lssty 10 hssd sod shes lds's sbssstAs tea'
kseAlssD u NJ hsoas tsDaly.s xs~arsx,s
I Asnse Asss u 60 ttss sAsiesob ~
~ SgSl1ie1, ssspelessely ~ aAAe ~ saatl'
Tagsp III - = - nsa1aS.@ - 's'a
rf-~. .9Skf AZ <s& .sxSaussssg
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-02

PasssRvE YOUR EY8uaHr.-Persons
who need the aid Of glasses would do veil.
to call At Curry:s. on Brady street., above
Third. He has the largest steek In the city.
and will ft them 10 the most experiences
manner. to old Or young. who need to uss
them. He has The very best Imported Eog
lish 0lassss-gsos end on scientific principles.
Rsu.absr shs plsss-Cafr5is. Brady street
fl,st door above Third. 2s
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-02

SArr RosssRv IN Rock lsLAHD.-
The large grain sarhoass 81 Ksl'erstras' ,Friss
Acc. 10 Resk lslasd. vas entered lest night
By pickipg the lock Of the from door; and by
ths epol,estiou Of The cold ohlssl aud crow
har .hs cafe was forced open The safs con.
,.ipsd bes,dss besks cad papers. The sss Of
sel. Is which the burglars appreprisssd.-
Rather smsll hsul vs should ssy-hard'y
enough 70 reimburss the rssesls fos their r'sk
aud paius. 4 mush larger sam vss 10 sss
sass bas few days bssees bat fortunately hsd
been rsm owed.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-09-22

-, e. 3. MeDo~,t1.-rh' conduct s!..s
,..' s,asi.n.p, during the recent State n;'
ID. I';oa' !. worthy of all praise. His
.c'', Cow. thinking bis name would ADD
f''''a ',. to the ticket, and against bis
''''s '. D,o..st, presented his name as .
''f, ,'s.,, for Congress. and through their
'.'a' . Il, nomination w.s assured: But
s'''u thorough consultation and com.
'p e;.. Of notes. it was thought that while
p P''' '.u. would gain votes for the gene
;, ticket in L..vsnwOrth and other To-
',:.;.. i, would. from certain causes
e..I.o the Legislative tickets in some
''' ..,tious. This view the General
QUO ,ook Of the m after. and, with that
:. 49, ...l6.husss sni regard for the cause LOT
' "s;.b ;. i, noted. be appeared before the
c.,,,o,iou, and peremPtorily wit drew
= ~ ,.m. from the contest. We doubt
D..,ber there is another man IN the State
y, having the Congressional nomina-
-. in bis grasp. with certainty OF cleo
.;,,. would have thus voluntarily given
!. 40 70, ,b. bsnef. Of the great csu's in
.hieb b. was enlisted. And to-day, Tor
-, ,,r, act, james L. Mcdowell is the
.o,t uopuIsr las be is one Of the most
favorable and bigh-mindsd) man in the
Gate. I. would not be strange if be
vac yet tb. fortunate man to redeem
v.,sm from disgrace. BY succeeding to
lin L.u.'s place in the United States
Senate.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-09-22
cauiont.

II the reaz< q this '~-noace" eannst ~ .
boz Of IsiS q oinsnem from the drug sore b,
bis place, ses him. uritr " ne, sne36sing IL.
amount, asd I k5f nail box free Of e1ysass.,
Many de<dezs niIl not keep my medicines q
had, because they cannot pats 40 mnch pro.
4 ss'osother persons maize
None are genuine .usless the words " Hail.
-rss, Nes York - Lssdon,' sss disesrsibss
- a Wstey mark in every leaf q the BOOK Of
dheetions srssaA each box; the ssme ~ be-
plainly seen By 6!dins hIe issf DAk A9ax A.
handsome reward win, be given % s1s ore m.
deriBg such information as may lead 70 the
detection Of any party OF parties eounterfeitias:
The nediciaes Or vending. the same, hsevi,e.
them 10 be spurious. a. 80
s..Sold at the naspfaosbs, Of Professor
HOLLOWAY 90 Maiden Zane, lev Ysst.
and BY all respersabie Druggias ~ Dealers
in Medicine throughout the United States ssA
the civilized World, in, bikes, at IS censs. -
cents, and-4l - eashs -. e-si--s -
|. u There is considerable. sr.ipg ,, sssAsG
the larger i1sI- steAf, eel:.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-09-22

The NATIONAL FLAG AND THE TosIEs
A correspondent writing of the moeting
of peace miscreants at Syracuse. says it
was q noticeable fact that the two nation.
al flags Of stars and stripes. which had
been brought for decency's sake end
placed on the stand, Cers taken dorm By
the committee during Ahe rsdai.a Of the
resolutisns. and tkrosan behind tie plat
form! There was . rare propriety in
this, which must have been significant to
every loyal eye ss
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-09-22
PRO BONO PuBliC0!
NOTICE,

-
To the Citizens Of White Cloud and
Adjoining Towns and Country,
Far and Near, In Kansas,
Nebraska and Missouri.
n. Q. PIERCE,
uAvING located in White Cloud, Kansas,
II b prepared 70 %. sll kind Of work in his
line. sschss
House and ofgn Painting.
GRAINING, PAPER HANGING,
GLAZING, STAINlNS
VANISHING, 0lLlNG. &e. DC.
Also, Wagons and Carriages, old OF new.
painted or reprinted, - -
ss,isfsesion given. and work xsrsnsed'in all
cases. -.
Orders ieft II my Shop. opposite Baileys
Store, or It the Yerandah House will receive
N. o. PIERCE.
Whit. Cloud, Sept ., 1854 Y.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-09-22

n The Big Blue Union is the only
n,D., sh.s h.s been soft enough to bite
n Lane. buucombs motion for railroad
from 81. Joseph. by way Of Lssveuworth.
Atehsou, Troy. the Chinese Wall. and
.b. moon. through the Northern Tier.
Tbs Union thinks it was grand projsct.
.rd that the people Of Northern Kansas
rs ungrsteful in not apprecisting it.
Thi, must have been tho big thing the
Union promised that Lane weald accom-.
pl,h for Northern Kansas, BY the 4th Of
july. -.. .....
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-09-22

FRANK n. TRACY. II. GRAHAM. Q. BRowsILL.
.,.ux -. -..o~ =.
fnANN ". SnASr q w.,
HAVING PURCHASED OF THE PAT
i L entee the Patent Right for the State of
Kansas, these new Looms will be for sale in
every County in Kansas. Every Farmer can
have perfect Loom in his own house for
uu,,u,, n,,,.,- So
common Hand Loom. II Treads the Treadle,.
throws the shuttle. lets off the Web. and takes
up the Cloth, the weaving being all done by
working the Lathe. The Web is il sized. Spooi-
ed, Warped, Beamed and Drawn in the usual
with but little instruction, And a thew are
CHEAP AND SUBSTANTIAL,
anil mt ,;.h,a IN oet out NJ o,do, and ~;p
-e.x. ,bree t;mssas fast 40 the common Too,,'
thav e,ac,,, Sii = lac md ;nc,s.s;n~ a. "a
.mora e.,n,ar. e., soma aasv haa5,Sv IA
.n.sds -. or .ouv.r,;nr ,hc;, o., ..nd 80
si"n. ~ Wy u ''e's 'A'" Wv" p' ''''i
"""' VI $500
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-09-22
Order or PubIicai1on.

In the District Court of the Second Judicial
District, in and for Brown County, Kansas.
H. VI. Coburn VS.. Amos Stevens.
A MOS STEVENS, defendant in the above
IA entitled cause, will take notice, that ii.
NJ. Coburn, plaintiff herein, has fled his petit
ton against said defendant, Amos Stevens, in
the above named Court, and that be Is required
to answer said petition on or before the 25th
day of September, 4. d. 1864. The object
and prayer of saia petition is to obtain ajudg-
ment against the said Amos Stevens for the
sum ofS277 so, with interest on the same from
the I'd day of April, A. D. 1861, at the ratio of
fifteen per cent per annum, and also for de-
cree Of foreclosure and sale of the north east
quarter of section twenty one, township two,
Of range eighteen, ia Brown County, Kansas,
mortgaged by said Amos Stevens, defendant,
to said II. M. Coburn, plaintiff, to secure said
sam of san. so and interest. i-I
81 r. IRA J. LACOcK,
90. Attorney for Plaintiff.
Attest: ]. G. XrLsrY, CLERK.
? august &, Is64-7w. Prs fee, SO.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-09-22

9 c.,xx,R Rus WnD.-Ths Nsmshs
couri.r is likely to become . standard
york on grammar, as well as "picturs"
.,a"Budibrss." See this /: Had We
h,,. had its engraving in season, it would
,,D..rsd in our report" Make = note
oii,. Young beginners. Had the editor
: III. Courier shave had had" sense
enough to "h,vs had have" known what
h,.;n.., he was fitted for. the editorial
n,of..siou to-day would shave had have"
:, oru.luen. less. and that Of bull-whsck-
N, would "hsvs had had have" one
plug more. --. ....
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-09-22
Claims Against Government,
-CoELICTExD.-
NATIONAL CLAIM AeENcY| y
HARVEY & COLLINS,
Washington, d. c. !.
REAvIS & TOWLE,a.,si J
Fails City, n. r.
MACY < PIERCE, 7~i''-

7I---e3 ra,-5- White Cloud, Kaasas.9I
THE shove nensiooed firms having formed
l. CO partnership, are nov ready to prose-
cute all Soldiers Claims before the di6eseus
Departments ct Washington. sysA7 ,-is5l
Bounties, Pensions, Horse Claims, Back
Pay, aad all miscellaneous claims attenAed %.
Particular attention paid. 70 adjusting the old
Missouri, .Enrelled Militia Claims; slso, d.
ceased soldiers' claims. Il ;-sq1 8.
Persons having. claims Of this description,
will do veil toicaH on rs, At Fslh City on
White Cloud. <es.is 49,
AAuessfree. Nothing psds, nothing char.
ssd' .sS-ss! q ;AR l9kl90-A..
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-09-22

The Convention convened at 3 o'clock
P. N.
The Committee en- Credentials made
their. report. which was adopted.
The following named delegates were
present: Erats-
Sol. Miller. d. L. Payne. Ed Russell.
Frank N. Tracy. N. Price. J. j. Ingalls,,
S. L. Treat, W. w. Crook, S. P. Griffin,
NJ. j. Clay, E. L. Pound. VIM. Boulton.
j.. ". Dsvis, Jacob Weisbach, W.
Wells, j. Y. Roberts, j. Frazier, Mr.
Merwin. q. Griswold. J. L. Abernsthy,
J. F. Legste. Dan. Shire. j.. Hendricks.
w. Lockmiller. Geo. Dickinson. S. p.
Killsm. B. II. !Twombly. J, NJ. Funk, H.
McB.ide. ID. g. Campbell. J. T. Weaver,
Jas. Blood, Joel Grover. E. D. Petten-
quill. VIM. N. Lewis. j. c. Steel. J. T.
Morton. VIM. w. Phillips. N. B. Garter.
w. P. Dutton. Joseph Carpenter. @.
Bodkin. J. D. Sneddy. D. n. Northway.
Isaac Ford, g. Hayward. j. Harris. G..
S. Robins, ]. Rogers. S. Frewell, VIM.
Saunders. E. "A. Afford. r. w. Wright.
j. Tone, j. E. Ross. R. Nichawkie, VIM.
s. Noun. D. D. Phillips. -.
The Commute on Permanent Organi.
cation, reported % follows, which was
adopted 'ia ~
For President, II. Griswold. Of Leav-
suworth. ) AN. ,sbf 3
Secretaries. j. T. Morton, and ]. w.
Messrs. Foster and Rogers were ap-
pointed a committee to, wait upon Mr..
Griswold to the chair. - .-lr----.-s-r
Mr.. Griswold. upon taking tho chair,
made short speech. which we have not
space to publish. Among other things.
be said: As I am comparative stranger.
| It would be desirable that the Convention
select one or two Vics Presidents. where
upon O. Hayward. Of Burbon County.
and Wm. r. Saunders. Of Cooley County.
were elected Vios Psssidsnts.
Mr.. Legats moved to proceed to. the
nomination Of candidates for. Srass officers
and Representative in Congress. which
WA cssrisd. whersupon The following gen.
tlemeu were nominated by acclsmstioR !:
Govanor-S. o. Thaohsr. Of Douglas.
Lieutenant Goverpor-I J. Ingslls, Of
Atchisop. ------------.----
Secretary Of S.ste7Wm. r. Saunders.
Tr..sursr-J.,R Mcclure. Of Riley.
Auditor-Ass ,Hairgrove. Of Linn:
10 Attorney Gensral-H. Griswold. Of
Lesvesworth. !, ~ -,,5c- - .
snpsriptsndsnt of Public Instruction
P. Ne Vicar, of Shswnee.eL 20. az 2
Associate Jussice-S. A. Kingman. q
For Oongress-A.L L. Lee. Of Douiphsn'
The following gentlemen were nominal
ted Tor Presidential Electors ssr =
Marcus j. Parrot. Of Lesyenvorth
Ellsworth Chsssbre1gh. Of Atehison. And
Robsrt M pratasy. Of Riley.
O. motion, . oomnitsss 81 three va
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-09-22
Order Of Pabaicasion.
In the District Court Of the Second Judicial
District, in and for Brown County. Kansas.
VIM. II. Tar and John c. Tan
W.
Robert v. Smiley,
wm. J. Csfuthess, 4 =
ThoDpsop Kempss, and
Wn. r. Proctor.
Order Of Publication.

D0BnKT W.; SMILEY AND rHOMt.
II SON KEMPER, two Of IL defendants
in said cause, will take notice, that said plain.
tiif did, on the ID day of August, 1864, file in
the Clerks o6ics Of said Count, their petition
against said defendant, the object Of which is
to obtain . Judgment against the said Robert
". Smiley, one of the defendants IN said cause,
on note for the sum Of one hundred and eigh
ty-fve dollars, and iatesese on the sane from
the 9Th day Of August. A. D. 1850. at the rate
Of Eve per cent. per month, ID also f6e de.
cree offoreclosare and sale Of The south east
esarter Of section Is, toVnehip 3, range IL, IN
Hosp OounB, Kansas, which vss mortgaged
by said Robert ". Sailey to ths said plaintiff,
70 secure the payment Of said sun of neaey;
and the said Robert ". Smiley, and Thoopsoa
Kenps~, Who claims some intereus in said mott
gagged premises subsequent to this plaintiff, are
hereby required 70 plead, answer or demnr 70
said petitiou; O Of bsfbss tie 9Th day Of o.
tober, A.. d. 1861, o. tAs sa@ viii b taken
- true and eeufssssd, md Judgment rendered
sccording3y.s Se. 9 - -It-. .--Lz4ll --.1a-
Witness ny ta.d md ths seal Of said CouFt.
Il NJ o6ice, in Hhvsths, this III day q A.
aut, Az D. ie6As.-.- --.s--y > = ft.r { .
,szs.ss. J.G. KELSEY, Clsrh.
I, IAy. La66ek, Piaiidf 3 Ats'y.
Asgat i3ssee4-Sw. M fss, 1iSs
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-09-22
Dyspepsia, Diarrhea, Weakness, &c.

The terrible bodily and mental pangs which
characterize Dyspepsia, are at once mitissssd
by the Pills. Diarfhora, constipation. head.
ache, physical prostratioi, nervous tremors.
hot Pushes, spasmss affections Of the kidneys.
hemorrhoids or piles. and, in fact, all internal
complaints, from whatever cause arising. give
way before the salutary influence of this extra
ordinary remedy. As . specific for dyspepsia.
and the disorders connected with II, or grow.
ing out ofit, the PILE are aiways to be relied
on. when every other MEDICINE and mode Of
treatment has utterly failed.
HoiIoway's filh are tAs bsst Bsmsdy knsvl.
In the World for tia 6nliaxins Niece.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-09-22

~ The Topeka Record, giving an
'ecouns Of the blowing up Of John Bill
'lnss. says "his hair. whiskers and shirt
were burned. but not otherwise seriously
injured" Which 10 fortunate for his
hslr, whiskers and shirt. 10 o. rg7Ee0
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-09-22
C.xp.IDcr MINE, N. C.. june Is, 1863.

CAMBRIDGE MINE, N. c.. June Is, 1863.
]. d. WEST L Co.: -..
Gsnts-The pump which ordered for our
Mine is received ana put to work in our un-
derlay shaft, which We are sinking, We 6pd
that one man will with ease lift so gallons per
minute. We lifted in three and half hours
all the water in the shaft, which measures seven
by twelve feet and 30 feet deep, and it was
full when We commenced. 1t answers our eX.
pectations in every respect, and our workmen
are highly pleased with it. 1t will do great
service with but triaing expense for repairs.
Yours, respectfully,
Ee BURR HIGGINs
: We have plenty more such certificates, but
think these are enough. For Pumps, Hose,
Pipe, TO-, address or call upon
I'D. WEST L CO.,
- l79 Broadway, N. Y. r.