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las- Neuralgia, Fits, ST. Vitu's Dance, Paraly-
sis, spinal complaint general or local debility, or
nervous proS,ratiOn, nre cured by DR.. Gibson's
new electrical treatment without difficulty Il
never fails, and msy Justly bo regarded Is a fpe-
eAe. Office No. III Ontario street, few doors
from tho Public Square.
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HAIR DYEI HAIR DYEII HAIR DYE I
Wm. A. Bachelors Hair Dye

The only harmless and reliable DVe kROi0a.
The Original and best In the Wurldl
All others initial and should be avoided
jOu wish 10 escape ridiGule.
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to
beautiful and nanral Hrswn Black, without the least
i1ury to Hair or Ska.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS hays been
wArded to VIM, A. Bachelor since sss and $1,000
applications have bsea made to the Hair Of his pAirspE
his famous Dyes.
VIM A. BATCHELoRs HAIR DYE produces a oelOr
No. to be Distinguished from nature WARRANTED
not TO ure in tho leasthowevsr long may be continued
and the III effect Of bad Dyes rsmedied the Hair nygor
ated for life by this Splendid Dye.
Made, sold or applied In private TOOmsJ at the Wis
Eectory, No. 40 Broadway, N. "
Sod In all cities and towns Of tho United States By Drug
Eists and Fancy Goods nealeas.
C- Tho genuine has tho and address upon q steel
plate engraving or four sides Of each BOX. Of
WM. A. BACHELOR,
lanlI No. 293 Broadway, n. Y,
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i15 For q well becoming and beautiful Hat or
Cap we recommend E. Ruhinrs excellent assert
ments Of Fall Styles, at l75 Superior strset. He,
as a practical Furrier, Is now engaged In manufac-
turing Capes, Muifs Fur Gloves, ETC., etc for the
Fall and Winter trade
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FROM NRM ORLEANS.

New 0RLRANs, Nov. 81.
Tho sloOp-of-war Saratoga,from Pensacola, has
arrived below, and is watching for illbusters.
Private advlces from Brownsville to tho 10th,
confirm the news by tho Altoona.
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tB- Fine Silver Tea Sets, Forks, Spoons, Cake
Baskets, Castors, Napkin Rings Labels, &C., &c.
A very large stock, end all warranted Of the beat
Double Plate, can be found at
FoGG, ENswORTH AZ Co.'S,
oell Cor Superior and Seneca sts
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FoR HOLIDAY PRRsENTs.--Call at Green's for
one his gems Of Art, yiz Plain or Colored Photo.
graphs, equal TO the best ever exhibited Ia this
vicinity. FOREST CITY GALLERY,
novl7.263 243 Superior Street.
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~ Painaad Ornamental Printing Of every dsscrption
done At ihe Printing Establishment OF the LYADRR Once,
on the latest improved and most rapid Steam Presses the
best style, on short notice. and ~ reasonable Par
ticuar attention paid TO Blank Work. Every description
OF Binding done, especially Blank Books Ledgss Journals
Sales Books, Receiving Books Sc &C.
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Coon ADyIoE.--Be saving your money and
mako it 60 agreat way, by buying your Hats aud
Caps for yourself aud children, at L Benedict
Sons, POI Superior st., who have received very
large and choice assortment ofgoods, In their line
of tha latest Rtylea
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Brrr,lo. Nov. %

BUFFALO, Nov. ~.
None Of the prize lighters have yet been ar
raigned, though the warrants have been issued-
Morristey ives here on Saturday aud engaged the
Hon. Eli Cook as his counsel, and then left for
New York
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CHAPIN's HALL.-This favOrite Hall has been
rsatted for the season in neat and elegant style,
aud many pleasant party will have occasion to
be pleased with 1t this winter.
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sAcKvlLLr. N. hi. Nor. ri
COMMITrEn nom .rRIAI..

BOSTON, Nov 70.
Isaac +. Stephens was arraigned to day before
the Superior Court on four indictments, charging
him with the forgery Of promissoFy notes. He
waived an examination, and was committed for
trial
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eTHE NoBLEsT STUDY OF MANKIND

"THE NOBLEST STUDY OF MANKIND
IS MAN."But debased and degraded nlaahood, is
hut too prevalent in lane Chi keep the fatal shafts
ofdisease and complaint from crclesl Warnings IND
sdvce be found in the book HUMAN FRAILTY; or
Physiological Rsssarehes" II will ssEuredly recall the
back sliding from The evil practices PREVALENT to alsrh
ing extent and be unerng guiding health anil
Tesuscitaed energy Thousands attest the benefit ofheed
ng its counseis and advice.
Sold BY DR.. BARROW, I57 Prince street. New York -
Price rs cents. Sent free everywhere.
Soldby GAYLORD HAMMOND, and wAI FlsKE
Druggists, Cleveland. novs
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tF- shakspeare's Works, in various styles OF
binding, can be bought at so per cent. from the
regular price at 246 Superior street.
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GUmTY.--The Jury yesterday returned a yer
dict Of guilty against Michael Carroll for attempt
to commit rape,
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~ DR. HosTETTER's STOMACH BITTERs in
in popularity vh all who attest its superiority
Tonic remedy for Dyspepsia snd the aas ions arising
from dsordered stomach III prepared with great
and It's com onen parts entirely vegetable it is free
the obi 'cious oon urgel usainst prepsrgouE
the kind The BITTERS may bo used with confidence and
b nedeial effect By all suffering flom complaint Of the
stomach, As MEDICAL AGENT 1t his no equsl,
while its pleasing flavor aud healthful effects have made
general favnrie, II is free from all properties eaeua-
ted To impair the system and its operations AZ
mild soothing und Efficient All who hsvs used the
trrs ATTEST ITS VIRTUES and commend is use
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally every
novl5lw
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BOSTON ITEMS

BosroN, Nov. %.
The meeting at the fremont Temple on satur-
day evening collected upwards OF $500 for the
benefit OF John Browns family.
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013- The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks, j. s. Matson's and Olmsted's news depots
A. news depots at Weddell aud Angler Hotels, and
at Quinlan's, l75 Ontario Street.
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n The RI. Rev'd Bishop Bedell is expected
to preach in Trinity Church this Wednesday,
evening. Service to commence at o'clock.
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SILVER Soar -SILyRR SoAPl!-For cleaning
silver and plated ware, glass, mirrors, marble
man,les, &c.-Another lot Just received by
Fo0o ENsWGRTH a Co
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OARLisLR, Pa, Nov. -.
Over one hundred students have robsllsd at
Dickinson College on account Of the suspension Of
four members Of tho Senior class.
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SUNK.
, 2 NIAs
MRMPHIs. Nov. d.

MEMFHI9, NOV. 2I,
The Lucy Holoombc, bound from Memphis TO
New Orleans with 1862 bales Of cotton, sunk on
Saturday near Helena The boat will probably be
total loss.
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BY TELEGRAPH,
Reported By tho Union Telegraph,
oFFtoRi WARtNa's BLOCK, cORNER on BANK AND
sr. CLAIR STREETS.
Yesterday Afternoons Report
THE SCARE Is OVER.


CHARLEsTowN, Nov 81
The excitement OF Saturday has subsided and
no suspicious parties have yet been discovered.
Gov. Wise has letters from Intelligent aud res
pectabe purties North and West assuring him Of
the organization Of parties for the rescue Of the
prisnners
The presence Of the military has restored con
hdence and caimuesl IN the public mind
The military are preparing an encampment.
TIE Governor will return 70 Richmond to-
morrow.
We have cavalry, artillery and infantry sufficient
to encounter small army Of fsympathzers
It Is said that Wise has received a dispatch from
Gov. Chase, OF Ohio, Informing him that large
body OF men numbering from 600 to 1000 men are
arming for rescue under JOHN Brown, Jr, and
will undoubtedly STAT for Charlestown. Governor
Wise u said TO have replied that he, Chase, al
lowed them to cross the line, he would enter pro.
ceedings against him on the charge OF treason
A dispatch was also received on Saturday from
U s. Marshal johnson, OF Ohio stating that 600
to 1000 men were lifting for rescue in that State
under John Brown, Jr,, Commander.
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WIGS! WIGSl WIGS

BATCHELoRs WIGS AND ToUPEEs surpass all
They elegant, light, "J and durable.
Fitting a oharm-no turning up behind-no shrinking
the head iadeed this Is the Gal, Establishment where
these things ara properly understood and made
Dl Broadway, New York
,,a1y W FIgWF Cleveland Ohio Agent
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FIRRs.


BosToN, Nov. ~.
The shoe manufaotory Of Albert Humphrey, in
East WuyosWorth, was burned this p, NJ. Lois
S2S, ,O0C.
BANsoR, Nc Nov ~.
The steam saw mill Of Theopolis Cashing, and
the Frankfort Mills, at this place. we're destroyed
by fire to-day. Loss $l2, 900, mostly insured.
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SPALDINGs PREFARED GLUE = USEFUL IN
EVERY HoUsE.-Auother supply just received by
FoGG, ENswORTH Il Co.
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Last Nights Report.
FROM sACKYILnE,

SAcKvILLE, Nov. 20.
The schr, Victoria, which has arrived atlHali-
fax reports having passed within six hundred
yards, yesterday, OF large steamer broken across
the rocks or Gusboro, U. s. Thew, eek h thus
described; black hull, sharp bows, elliptic stern;
only Niger mast standing. Supposed to be the
Uunard packet Delta.
SAcKviLLE, N. b., Nov. 20.
The absorption Of the wreck is said to answer
that Of the Cunard packet steamer Delta, running
between Bermuda, Halifax and st, Johns. The
Delta left Halifax on Saturday for Newfoundland
IL Is not likely that she had many passengers and
homes are entertained that OIL were saved
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], B COBB 4 co.
nays ISa Superior street
MUSIC BOOKS SOLD BY J. b,

MUSIC BOOKS SOLD BY j. B.
lNI COBB CO.
The Jubileei
The CYthafn!
This New Lutte 0f XioH;
Tho Thanksgiving;
The nulclmsri
The OriOiai
The Golden WreHthi
Tbs thnwaoi
TIE Halloluifh;
The singing School CUmpauiuhi
how'll J -e--r--L ). y. coRB co.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
lDNnsDAY MoRNINo, Nov. a5. issa
TRAYRLER,s RRa1sTKn.
ARRIvALs.

~ Citizens wishing couveyance either OF the above
rainso Bnsta will called by the
Omnibus Line by leaving their address the Omnibus Of
ace 81 superioT street. door neNtto Wedden House.
Nov. "A, 1859 It
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M. ]. DlOK ERsON.
LatO OF the firm Of Ambler h Dickerson
nENTV9n

O6es 959, Superior street, Ksndeips stors
Or. u . suit Of ready, and he would
b pleased 10 all Of his old patrons and others who
may wish the services dsutlst liberated teeth treat
cd auEs aud hlled eTposedRsves capped and
ed also teeth inserted gold silver eorate vulcans
base platinum plate, with continuous gum which -
90 much used east my23
~ W. are ci Iced " ID tna the renowned Chemis
Of New England Docs AYER has length turned his at
onion 10 tue disorder which hangs like blight upon
community Our section is healthy any other with
single exception that the Fever an iAgue which
haunts every side But his remedy Dssscuro, We
should kuo It must If he made IT, CastOASths balefu
disease among u.s. and ours IS one Of the spots
In the West --[semiuel, Fairfield. Iowa.
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A New Novel, by Thackeray.
THE VIRGINIANS.-Illus,rated- -
III Price IN Cloth, ,0o Paper 81 g. Yer sale byl I b
novls IL Il ..i ~ y. n. COBB AGO.
DIVER SCENES AND, CHARAC-
~ TERs-ny sKiTTs, who nas haised Ihar" Frlos
~: foFe esls - fsflffa ..t eoAD 4 20.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

% See advertisement Ol DR.. sanioId's Liver
Inyigorator.
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III Travellers will bear III mind that Has Ho-
m@cpathy is In Cleveland, opposite the weddel
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l5Tf- For the best qualities Of Segars, Tobacco
end Snuff, go to D @. Dietz III Superior. st.
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lsEEnEHcH, ET RslMsHoH, 70
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6ptfial Noiites.

n63- For uas Fixtures and Fitting, apply At
Foee, RNswoRTH co. Cor. superior seEeeh ss
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THANKsoivtNo DiNSra. The friends Of She
Children's Aid Society are respectfully and ear
nestly invited 20 fivoa a Donation 70 the children
Of the Industrial School, on Friday, TIE 25ih inst,
at the Industrial School Building The Scholars
win exercise in singing al o'clock, ana take din
uer at three
Many friends, last year, for want Of room, had
to return homo reluctantly, without even seeing
the children. This year arrangements have been
made and the Atben, nm (ate Gray's ArmOry) bas
been engaged for the above e. eroises aud dinner.
The donors are desired to send 10 their dona-
lions early in the day, 70 accommodate the Exec
utive COMMITTEES, particularly provisions, in the
Industrial School Building R.WATEEroN
Secretary.
p. S.---Cast of garments, materials for clothing,
and cash win be appreciated and acknowledged.
-
FRoM LAKE SUPERIoR.---Th steamer Sea Bird
arrived nom Lake Superior at Detroit on Sunday
last
The Sea Bird met the propeller Gen. Taylor,
about twenty miles above Eagle River, bound up
on Wednesday, the propeller Mineral Rock was Al
waisky Bay on Friday morning and was intend
ing to leave for the up~lake ports in few hours
She screw steamer Northern Light left Detour fOr
Detroit few minutes after the Sea Bird on Friday
evening. She steamer Lady Eein, Capt. Jack
Wilson, bound up from Chicago, broke her crank
pin on Wednesday morning, when about eight
miles above Point Iriquois Her anchor was LEI
go In twenty-five fsihoms OF water, aud she re-
mained in her helpless condition until Friday
morning-forty-eigh hours-When the Sea Bird
tcOLE her in tow, and brought her 10 waisky Bay
where she now Is.
She has on board large load Of freight for
Lake Superior, cattle, provisions. &C. She was
drawing, at the time Of the disas er, ten feet o
water. The engineer and other officers came to
Detroit for a new crank pin, II cold weather sets
in to prevent the return OF the steamer, she will
60 into winter quarters at Marquette or Grand
I,land, and the crew will come through by land
The Sea Pird reports that much snow had fallen
along the lake shore, especially at Copper HarbOr
where it was very cold aud the snow creaked un
der foot as on the coolest winters day.
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CRY COuNotL.-REOULlR MEETING, TUESDAY
EvENrNo, Nov. %, 1859.
Acknowledgment, Masters and Hickman.
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p. s.--Cast of garments, materials for clothing
and cash win be appreciated and acknowledged
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-05-26

MORE PEAKERs.-A large party of re-
turning Pcakers, from Griggsville. Pike
County, Illinois, have been encamped in
this vicinity for several days past. They
are unusually well fitted ont, and had
started with the design of making a pro-
tracted stay. They kept going on, not
withstanding they daily met persons re-
turning with discouraging news; until at
length they saw such unmistaka5le evil
dences of disappointment and misery,
that they determined to turn back. One
of the principal men of the party. ply
stefan, says that, although he has never
in his life been accustomed to manual
labor, yet he would ten times rather hire
himself out as deck hand on a steam
boat, at $40 per month, than to undergo
hardships which he has witnessed among
emigrants, the short distance he went on
the route; and from what he could learn,
they were light as compared with the suf-
ferings of those who had gone several
hundred miles farther towards the mines.
They tell rs they frequently read the
Chief, before they left home. but did not
have any faith in our advice. They now
have experience, which has somewhat
changed their opinion. Some of the
company are on their way home, while
several intend remaining in this part Of
the country.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-05-26

E% The Wilmington IN. c. Jour
nal states that man who processes to b
weather-wise, gives it rs his opinion thai
there will be no rain during the whole Of
the month of May. He says the same
thing occurred during the year 1859. and
again in 1889.
We notice that there has been no rain
during this month-none at all Gould
not that weather-seer set his wits to work
upon the hail question, and demonstrate
that there will be no hail during thiI
month? Perhaps he could discover that
there was no hail during the month Of
May, the year before the food
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-05-26

~ y party on their way to Pixies
Peak. from Andrew County, Missouri
last week, in attempting to cross the Tar
kio, between Forest City and this place.
drove off of the edge Of the bridge, the
wagon capsized. and the bel came loose
and hoated down stream, with all thslr
provisions and outfit. 1t hal almost
reached the Missouri, when recovered
Perhaps that put them out Of the notion
of proceeding farther. and thereby they
gained vastly more than if the accident
had not occurred.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-05-26
Thines Needed in White Cloud.

There are a great many things badly
needed here; but what we most need, are
a number Of the manufacturing and me-
ehanical branches. We have Stores,
Carpenters, Masons, Plasterers. Painters,
Cabinet Makers, Shoemaker, Timer,
Blacksmith, and some other trades, fall
of whom, by the way, do not advertise
iu the Chief, but there are other branch
es yet in demand.
First and foremost, VIC need a good
Grist Mill. Such an establishment
would make money here. Kansas is fast
filling up, and large amount of grain is
being raised. We daily hear of farmers
who say that if there were a mill here.
they would rather bring their grain here
to have it ground, than to take it any
where else; and all of these persons say
that il they could get their milling done
in White Cloud, they would do all their
trading here. A mill would be of meal.
cuiable benefit to the town and we are
glad to learn that the City Company
have determined that there shall be one
here, the present season yet, if possible
They would prefer, we understand, thai
some individual or company put up the
mill, and would extend liberal induce
ments to such person or company. Any
person with the means and disposition Il
go into an enterprise Of this kind, would
do we'll to apply to the City Company
at an carly day, before the latter ente
into any other arrangement.
a Tailor could do we'll here. This i
want which is constantly felt.
A Wagon Maker would find this a ia
vorable point for his business.
A good Blacksmith could find NOR
work than he would be able to do, ant
make money.
A Saddle and Harness Maker is in de
m md, and would do we'll.
| A Cooper, we believe. might do
good business. We have Pork House
which requires large number of barrel
every season, and various other kinds @
barrels are in demand /; but at present
is almost impossible to obtain them
When a mill is once established, it wi
increase the demand for barrels. Thes
articles now have to be shipped up tn
river, at q heavy cost; and we see n
reason why Cooper might not do wei
We are informed that superior qual
ity of clay for earthen ware is found i
this vicinity. If so, Potter could max
fortune here.
A Barber is badly needed. Why don
some "shaver" como along? He woul,
find any amount of scraping and clippin
to do. and pick up plenty of dimes On
quarters.
Tradesmcn, especially those we hav
named, will find an excellent opening fc
their respective occupations in Whit
Cloud, and could do far better here, tina
in crowded places where the supply
greater than the demand. If good worl
men would come, stick to their shop
and deal honorably, they could build u
q good business here. But if they com
with the idea that they have only to 8
down and hold open their pockets, an
the people will fill them, they had bette
stay away.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-05-26

A WANT SUPPLIED.-A want which
had been long and seriously felt by the
people of this place and vicinity was .
good Shoemaker. This want has BEEN
supplied by Mr. Grumley, who has open
ed a shop opposite the City Hotel and
already crowded with work. This Is :
business which will always be brisk here
and a good workman. who attends 70 lib
business, need never experience dull tlnS
or want Of money.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-05-26

re- According to our Troy cOfr7,
pondent, Col. johnson. Of DonlPhan' Wa
very much dissatisfied with the TecHm,
sch Platform, and attempted to have :
virtually rcpudiated by the DemO'r1 n,..'
this County. by the adoption Of : fi'. :.
form of his own manufacture. Dins y
says Colonel johnson wanted to in
Tecumseh
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-05-26

re- The election in this Territory. for
Delegates to a Convention to frame a
State Constitution, comes of on next
Tuesday week, June 9TH.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-05-26

re- We learn that some thirty houses
were blown down during the late storm.
at Doniphan, among which was the grist
mill.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-05-26

E Hon. NJ. j. Psrrott is to stump
this County, next week. He will speak
at Iowa Point. June LIST, at 2 o'clock, P.
NJ. When be speaks in White Cloud,
well go to hear him. The number Of
Free State votes pOlled here. are at least
worth speech.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-05-26

EE The Indian whom we mentioned,
last week, as having boon hurt in fra.
cas-, is hippo"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-05-26

2 ~ A "peaked" Psaksr pass. =.
through town, last week, with . VS., ~,
on the cover of which was written =,
for SALE" On being asked bis rsasO. y !,
putting up that sign, he replied 'n
was already "sold ]"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-05-26

I E The building occupied Oy
Leavenworth Journal Office, fell gov"
last week. breaking the presses, ''al@ =,
ing the type, and destroying tho : an =.
establishment. The managers o.
Theatre, in that city, gave the J0urD'
benefit. several nights afterwards
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-05-26

: H Fighting has at length COMM ~,
eed in Europe. and war is no" ' I,'s
waged in earnest. For perhaps 4
time to come, we may expect to .' -.
bloody battles, great victories anu
pie slaughtsrs. over the waters.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-05-26

N The Virginia election 'AA'
to-day.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-12-28

7 AIDES SH0ES-Lades' Gaitcrs for six
IL shillings; also u large lot of Shoes of every
description, equally as cheap. c., W. q SIS