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AMUsEMENTs,

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scssr mi x~THR P1RioR IN CASTLE CHUvE.
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scrsI S~HYLEy COTTAGE
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C0rrigan xiovy-Tbe sennels surrounding house
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-vurxIcHr FOg rRNNEB9ER, NORTH CAROLINA,
III Poranouih. Norfolk, ciy Point sad kichmond received
nvery day at pier Is Morlh river. c~ ,..,~. .r.--
fhe ssansfp = AAEsf0wN. Capt Skinner leaves eV~y
esseomsSv ROANOKE, Capt OoucA every ThursdAy.
sts~mship YORK rows, Capt Parrsh. every SesuIdsy
Frceh 70 Portsmouth, Norfolk couu per toos W ou
Point ceuta and - Richmond, oents, ,,.n ao a.
Pasaaao norfolk sAter0om and meals mciuooP Soi "
fsserssufs OK InDix ~ HEINEKEN lls Broadway.
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Fnii psrasasrs Il The FssvL za.rt.ia.sas in fssuss
NIBLos GARDEN.
~ asr1ss OF iiE TROUPE - - ''-'''
s11oss saks2 aks2r faShshha fSasssRfas q TROUPE.
ROYAL E.s. %.fssfa:ArRx, A;.'fi;:rRx
AT N1Bi1Ss I.SSsoa GARDEN
n.ss,ssss s.sR1: & '. most ably son
apS e. AND s,S Z % and e M
sSs pubic q New YORK; sss an Ave
IN q psr'ormess VIII be DuD'Asa on
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''a's. - o'n'. :1ss's AZ .s'D.
si's
1Ss os '!,n's's < asssS 91sP; g soz.s. 'si.E''
Priv.ss boxes ochsstr. chairs may bs
WAA 'AHsf LAST TWO mqazs :rs rvo uav,s
| OF NIss BArKMAN,
In the beautiful American playof
= :s::.i ssszssS
aS:A4 Il s4'VsDih ooHab4 AFnB BiEL L
BENEFIT aSs I'll
MISS BG"trExAS,
LAST Arr.AkzsSs tss u. .1H1. SEASON.
On "s'. .sS9 les.s's' rs.zfs q zll s.p'''..
SCHOOL sok s5.spxI, i1i. -
And s' = : :;5!;;i;; S,ss;i rs '''
FIRST TTa BENEFIT
Youaa e q; a.sR15zkf hss5s fiefssr esr1srr,
new AeS h'6 ca1R2SfsR, sIsq2pSTa &,
that has ;ssssS ss. 'hs p,sy,s9;
Will doubtless 0l''- ssssf1r &C. Is NIGHT.
sAruIpSf. AZ sae AssH ifsssEHst;sss performances
Tho l'ef 'fss e, SsTs Anr
yn.sy.5EsS SO i;;ssi s4Ssl1.so.
A"'' -'''s A'--' Diss0suisAsd artisss on u:
THz oRIo1sAh 4sA szEsAt a2s T0s 1Hf2.
wnl bavs The honor q holding his ensssta.nmentsa
sf.s 81 s:S,,S y Z.
II: q : sss
v,l,s s.... H. ~, W. roS ~
sCaRllsIR. Pianist accompany tAe hlo General \ each
9sS
The General rides daily lhs Miniature Carriage romths
Ia Fargo 70 @e nan o. en'oe1anMen%
--uu.v - yov vo n . pDvv an u0uvpv
u Grand Concert and Ballet Every Night
| Aamiasno eenM oniy. -. .. A..
Ihsdeman Vo'As "1oen " 'ne "0" P0pu'At p'Ace y "o
"a l.Ay .,urer n w,utsd
| nON,T FORoEf
| BENEFiT TONIGHT
| AT 1LEECYHR BUII,DINGR.
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Rr UNION-l97 BROADWAY.
"A ART UNION, 4N BROADWAY,
ART UNION. 4T BROADWAY,
The Model Concert Hall OF AmericAcr0wdod ngAly W
the most fashionable audience.
The largest and most talented company In the city.
MISS ANNIE BOHDWkLI. MISS AEEIk BORDMMxs
MIsS ANNIE BORDWElL, MISS ANNIE BORDWKELS
1ha uurivallea soprano and only Ballad Singer tho o
MISS CLARA HARRINGTON,
MISS CLARA HARRINGTON,
beautiful ContrAo In Bongs Ducts &C. together WA -
whole Star Company.
Niss Emma khell, W. Bordwel
khaw, o. A. Searlo1,
Mile La Font W n Smith,
Miss Jennie Bay, H. KyArs,
Mas Fanny ColstOn, ". Roas,
Master Ecariea
PROFESSOR 0UNZIE
The whole company appear nightly In o variety 81 0o0
Songs Duets Dances, original Bufes1ues 10.
Change Of programme every evening
w BoRDwEiL Stage Manager.
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Y fo WokKxzs IN IVORY, roRrom SHELL
HORN AND BONE
REsTAURANTs.

CREEN TURTLE SOUP-KELLY HKRvRs UP A
(T spiendid Turtle IN Soup and SEALS shs day
Families supplied ss re rs Of - per gaa Il s6s Hudson
a100k
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A yRT BLACK OR Brown BEAD OF HAIR CAN
q GEoRdEs LfoU1D HAIR DYE,
The bee aud cheapest Ia the world viii not dye he akin
burn the hair.
fHIRrY eEvRN CENTS BOX,
three bexey for dollar Each box contains much
Bair Dye otlsrs ell for dollar will give tho
HAIR WASHERS Oh MUST ACHE
life like nature Of without njurDg the gloss OF
DIE most decate bad OF hair Ladies' eestemen using
hair dyes reQuoged to boz and hey will be fully
satsded with the effects b instantaneous. Can be used q
any time, and win never fade or wash out
Principal dspce = 1ENRY LEA'a dr.G Store, - 0rand
sree New York. Bold BY Mrs HAy1 1reoklyn; CAusadH
Co.. flrd and Walnut sxsss PhaAslphs. and b, most
respectable dealers
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
v>~~>~S~N>
VIZ ALLACKS rHEATRE
w Doors open q % commence half past seven.
Last TW1 hl0HrS
THURSDAY AND F&IDAY,
ROMANCE
POOR YOUNG NAN
with its fine music. magnificent scenery
oHEkFe CAST.
SATURDAY
Enttro change of performauco.
FIRST rInE IN ANRRICA,
The threo aos
COMEDY,
LEADIN0 STRINGS,
which met with xAmpied success In London.
The principal characters oy
N. BLAKE, bis hrst appearance hx long lines.
Mr.. LESTkk WALLACk,
Mr.. YOUNG, &c, 10,
ME- HOE7.
NA NARY CANNON,
Mn SLOAN 10 10
70 be followed BY . lauRhable Joyous one pieoe
called tho
MARRIED BLISS ~
BOX AND OOX.
Principal BY Mr. BroushAm Mr. wAioo Mrs. Yer
and Mtpe cannon.
Both ne pieces with now scensry and appolniuen1
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TIE ANNUAL BENnsIr
AxE.roAx pRAHAHid Il II Pgxp ASSOCIATION.
WIN 1Hr oons2s AARss4 rSs q x aVs.G 81 ..A
DRAMAT,C G.LnskIrIns n ths city,
n. rd.o Tu:. Ind Hfs b.1 ~ fss sss 70 .us.. u.
tho receipts
sS,a ;sSc % @ :sss % Z:
but conscous hat there could not be her gsaraa.es
VIOLENT soosSdsrssoa or sSs public
CASH RECEIVED FE0h ALL SOURCES YRoH l6A8 70 l0ooL
To cash received q. .us.s..p peoa. si ..... snm n
" I" "SsSsa.:. S;sss.: a.:............."lISm
Ss.:asa. Sa:; .:::::: .:.:....:.: ,.ss' 81 lH-sm
~ Interest. II. - -
=. nnes. .............. oG
[: " -, premium: ss:...a. ......." ...ilN
Tor lnhiaaons.......... Sl0
corunoaSeo...ss..... - W-AvW u
1854 BY cash paid .nnp,....: 7. and .es mem.
:ssas aas s.'oS Si's ssH:.''' 10"
EIs:i /: sEs: Is:
Prom a;.sh ,ss0 January lsss..... SSs =
sundry expsnsss nom isis 70 lsoo for rent,
salaries. postage. printing fuel, cx
prest Ao........................... HHs H-0NS u
.ia readily pssosiy;i d.. .ss :sss.:,ys iss:ss;:
runa sDd ". ;As nod arsnuous s1srsoos VIII bs rsas
1snassW sad friends Of the Association in Other eiss -
sarnsy soacsd % ,d ,Ae endsAvoss Of sAs AssoaAA y
' I ::s sss ..sssass o &. x.. and pr.m.s ,
Csst svo< 81 sdarsssns - bsrssAry. O. Bsrass q
TiCK ms FIFTY CRNra Nay 10 bad u al ~ Hssals
Pui psrsaisrs Il The Festival satsr.ia.sas In future
Advertisement
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6CO BROADWAY, 600 BROADWAY,
600 BROAD&AY, coo BROADWAY.
including tho following artists;-
Miss Jennie Leon
Miss Ce ;liA kolley,
Nss Leop0ra,
Mrs Reeves, in Aot varied pefcgmanooL
Mis- Costello
Miss Wood,
Miss wilson.
0enusmen will observe that this ID the most
ATTRACTIVE CONCERT ROOM
IN New York, and Aso M ke nots that the oe Aks0vo
agreeable, fascinating, obgipg prepOsAoae1ng n
YOUNG LADf WAITkRn.
YOUNG LADY WAIrEkA,
YOUNG LADY WAlTHRS,
attend Falcon. simiar ooabfshnonG
Admission IL centa
Psrformanees every Sunday evening. Open u 7. sas
IL
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DOWERY THEATkE
ID FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 8.
Farewell Benc6t and positively la appearance bet one a
Mr. n. EDDY,
On which occasion wl bs performed ShakspercS gbime
Iragedyof
KING LEAR.
Together popular DramA, In which Mr. Eddy win aG
pear.
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CrEAM TO GLASGOW LIVERPOOL, LONDoNDEARv
= Belfast and Dublin FOR $50 rhe high eass,d Po .srsui
cate Of the ship rhrse sel Will sail from No 70 North
river Saturday April Z at O'Clock Rates
sssessloon cabin $40 age Including
properly cooked provisions $40 This steamer has
fRANClS MCDONALD co, 81 Broad street.
UsrRALIA PIONEER LINE-KsrABLIsHKD 1851
a carrying tse United States mel Tbs beautiful Al or
clipper bark EvAN0EJINE loo nurthea pier
Ess river win have Immediate spasch for Ne bourne d.
rec ehe hss elegant aud unsurpassed fr
both first and second class passengers loading
Ess river, ship BAA6 WALTON, smaiIey msssss. and
will have quick despatch for Sydnev For freight pas
apply board, Il. w. CAMERON No Bo Wiling
Green T. Sight bills for sale and cash advances made
sopstgnmeuM C0nsgnea In AUSTRALIA, Mears 4. Towns
%
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-a.,,.o, sHIPPINo. No.>>>~~.>>o~>>,
<soUraAnrrCE AND hAvkk-
rnr NORTH Alta .rrIo STEAMSHIP ooHrArY
~n dp.A fs A' .bsIs SsP%fto I1cs A'' splendid 'A''
.. ~ .s.s. Sggss s Z; V;::s S.s: :.: s:;; S:
:sS
.sss:s
And sy1 ois ps s. d.y snss e:y.r; H.vI;
The Adrac undoubtedly unesce,led any sssuashp IN
wan .Ssss o. . Ss SioTa%S - wharf
NErnis a LoDdcn and s,obsnspson-Messs. aRINNELL
" Ea5B1Gx s551sx s Esss..,s
.TArS' Ii nvssPooL Packets
re 'S9s sssssss
yEfSTsSS1sI sass ALp ISLE. Ahs!ossS
MIST ESlKT sT.;zssh4sO DaSsE
MAKING osshes Win osSsrs ship every a1s days Tho
LINE OF LosDoN PAoxErs.
" Of ws nsy sssiss: To on S'r .S
iss a or
CuoulsIs .hA al parical.rs be had on appcas'a
T1fsSSIl 81 IS sGfas ssS 81 NJ HI.se .ss
MExKLY COMMUNICATION BY STEAM BETWEEN
w Now York and Liverpool calling at Quesestown, Ire
De United Asl-1be Liverpool New York and Phls
keamships intended 70 sal q fosws-
CITY ssssoS e sAss5SSsSs sss:as; :;:1;s:A A''n'
1DIkBURo Saturday, April n,
end Saturday throughout the year from pier "A n B.
RATES PASSAGE
SsS ssos 31ssosSn =. 1ays1Deo Gr rs
fssersse 70 Queenstown or Liverpool.
esesrsss tickets. available for SIX monshs fom -
fPs~enssr: fcrw .rded to Hsvre Pa1: aambur1 nemen
CeAoaies Of Issued from Lvsrpoo New York s
These have superior accommodations for passsn
constructed with water tsht COMPARTMENT and carry
experienced surAeops .
JOHN @ DALI. l6 Broad.sy, New York, Agent
In ,soS0 d:re% % 2 " w aN sfEss Dixon ss'S sls
rLANTIC ROYAL KAu. sFIAN NAVIGATION CON-
a pany New York and Galway Limo Tho next departure
Hos I'LL be he :plsDdid and powerful % .ss:.ahp n.
TSursday April a. touenns n * Johns n F. 70 receive 10
fn,Cs or PAsAc.-Ftst ela go and s7s; third $50.
rNlvsy routes Of Bisin and ireland Third class must
Rs0Ss R s aia:: IS fs:sss Ss ss:: oss bs
S ss = ssss a brsn s s S::: a
London so from liverpool S40 and from Glasgow, SO
T0 nssH Or p'.ase apply fsx Gs!{ 2 HOLLAND 4 90.
Agents for the llne No. 81 Broadway
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
A REdULAR PRACTISING PHYSICIAN OF FOUR
"a teen yoars experience IN this city, Of high professional
pssisn would travel with an Invalid for fe moats WIN
Sar seAElemaA Address Physcan, box s2 Pos olos
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SHIPPING.

SHIPPING.
AsOh bOUTbA sPTON AND HAVRH
THk UNITEt STATES NAIL
STEAMER ARA0O,
ID. LINkB Com mapd0r,
VIII leave f,r Havre, touching ai SoutAsmpsSa sne -
mails PASSENGER Saturday Aprf' - ~ ooloo9s
from pier No. 81 Worth river foos Of Beach street.
1bb shsp tight Compartments enclosing 10
eneres the Of collision or streudng he wafer
could and pumps being free - work. the
safety Of thu vessel and would he secured
Price Of passage in second cabin, SIS and $50
For freight or pAsssge apply so
SAMUEL N. FOX )I~.,.
0EO. MACKtNZfx, ASou~
E.v-Ths steamer FULTON VIII suoeced The Arsxo, aaA
sail May rs.
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AIRS BRoUGHANs BOUDOIR,
M M,s pporou - SE%ADMxx S.v,n1 49,. ,.... r...
that her season wtll eowmsoce n:a:
ues OF the thestre Lgst comedy vaudeville fAroe AnA
lesque character thai gained for Madame ve
10 much paouase ENGLAND, and mado the fortune - -
Mitchell IN this connty The pnceso Of admssoa win 49,
served seats % oents Parquete, - oeuts PAnAy ok
l2k cents
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1NsFRUCTION FOR THR srA0K.-PRrvArn Pvrna
recsved by first cAaa actor rendsreA ooupeonk o
the hrst roles on The sase. Ad MAaageg 0sAsV Vnis
puuAro Pok o06oA N, Y
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rnox SAVANNAH AND OrHKR POINTS AS BELOW
The irs class side whool seamshAp FLORIDA, Captain
fsa Crove will leave Sat rday April Z, ~ from
Sisr NO. north river Through tckes can be had for The
TsW urisaSs $50 7s Mobile $ss Montgomery s2 Colum
yfis. "a Co. Rnozve, s2s o. Memphis sd 10; Auaussa
W ~ tressSt ar usssasc apply q Is Broadvay.
3" "oS bAMUnL MlrCAILL SON.
m Tuesday, April 10 at4P H.
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NyIBLO'S 0ARDsN.
IN and MsE utuorw
POsIlivKhY LAST NIGHT - ""~
But two of
THE GREAT Ihf5H COMEDIAN
Aud YANAEk GAL,
MR. AND Mrs. BA0UEY WILLIAMS.
THURsDArkvENIN<3s April g. 1890
VIII be presented by particular dsse and for hs nigk
lthe hahly successful Is1sh drama Of
WuLlk UHKii.LY
Or A TALE MJNsrKR.
willie PA<ney Wl0i0mD
nary Morarly. MIS- haxney Wu0nnnn
Alter which
m AND on, or PLACE.
Mr. Barney WGIens his fsnhAble ProAAn changes q
characer.
The whole TO cossluds y,ih thsdrama or
- = BRIAN OlTNN.
nhsnn McOabe krs Barney WtltAmD
boxes N cents fAsry Circle Cr0gby vlroen
70 cents, Orchestis Chairs SIS rrivaty 6oxes S.
fore8 ~
Ar. and Mrs barney wf,ruS
FARkWELL MAsinEE ON gATURDAY
Commencing al oce5k.
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~. Tho grand closng lnytaasn soree fog he season VI
take place Metropolitan Hail Newark avenue, Jesu
City Monday evening, Aprtl9 Music by WaAeea mnA
admired Band.
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ADJUSTMENTS.



In anr ouncng season Of Italian Opera one OF
pcpu places New tho
regrets being CON- eled 70 contradict
ed psrtes TO the effect that he
uous oppos 10 smother Opora
sevesas deserted their srtuai proIessons 70 Ia
this pArticur lie Cf boAness speculation folio
eereme bis legitimate calling cannot DO construed into
FuItbeImors Y italian Opera be really AN EST ABLIsH.
I'D lNtTl1UTi0N this country the subscriber believes
r and entitled whstever cons.dersiion such labor OF
svoion brings With It, IL however Italian Opera yet
An institution then no opposition csn bs made 70
also the Winter Garden lacks tho pres
hge tan Opera House In worry siS charge Tho
ever vi vted New Yorb-such ris Mario Badla Susu
vestva La Grange, kopcon Tiberin Colson 0sxxAnigs
BIgno A%odo and O.her.-h.ve not only thsrs but
acousta elcesncee In tho United sates Beside this lssu
vets the subscriber refers the wing ON dA
written by tn aokno muscAl ssholAr and wen
Imprev sario, e. Maurice ssraknsoh:-
sriunphAnt res OF tho OF Grand Opera
'''"''' "A''e 70 ,1Xs SEE AND HEAR~
American audience -, Sors%o., ~s in - i.t siAnds
concerning whom he will simply say hA n has besW
arranged between the Lady and htBsef that s prenn&
nary puHng shall be syensed With The public will
of her wondous hair broah OF her of
foyeien opinion Of ber private and donuc virtues her
cue . COLLECTION strange animals from Central Africa
kese might NOT be OF p,se but with Art
whom e publa can only judge, they aeno merely sussra
Another AppKcsn Tor public favor is
MlSs ANNE wIsSLER,
The bssi r0assros rars .Aiy and The vntsd stses
sho demands from the subscriter
FAIK CHAhCE,
AuA (prus kapo
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-01
sHERIFF,s SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that ! will onsr
IN for sale, at public auction, at the door OF
the Court House, in the town Of Hiawaths, on
the goth day Of October, A. D. 1860. at one
O'Clock, P. NJ, of said day, the following real
estate, to Wit: the south half Of the south east
quarter Of section number twenty nine, (29)
in township number two ~ south, Of range
number eighteen (ls) east; and the north west
qnarter of section number eix, ~ township
three, t3) range eighteen, tis) Also, twenty
shares in the town Of Robinson. Also, in said
town of Robinson, one steam saw and griss
mill, together with all the machinery, futures,
stocks and immunities sppertaining thereto, and
two acres of land upon which said mill and ma.
chinery nov stands. Also, twohorse wagon
four cows, one buggy and harness, and house
hold goods. All said described property being
in said Brown County, and Territory Of Kansas
Taken a. the properly Of John N. Ayres, on an
execution in favor Of Cuddy, Carpenter Co.
issued from the Second District Court Of the
Territory Of Kansas, ID and for Brown County
and to me directed, as Sheriff of said County.
Given under my hand, this llth day Of Sep
tembsf, A. D. 1850 salseS y ~ - = .
- JOHN, II. sCHENCK,
az 2 Sheriff Of Brown County, 4. T.
September 30, 1850 81. Prs fee, -.
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Howard Associa ten, Philadelphia

A Benevolent Institution, established ty special
Endowment, for the Relief Of the Sick and DE-
tyessed, afflicted nth Vi,ulenf and Egsaeme
Di,eases, and especially for the Cure Of Diseas-
a. Of the Serual Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, BY the
IM Acting Surgeon. to all who apply BY let
ter, with description Of their condition, Gage,
occupation, habits of life, &c.,) and in cases OF
extreme poverty, Medicines furnished FREQ oil
VALUABLE REPORTS on spermatorhea.
and other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs, and
on the NEW REMEDIES employed in the
Dispensary. sent to the afflicted in sealed letter
envelopes, free of charge. Two or three Stamps
for postage will be acceptable. $1,000
Address. DR.. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON
Acting Surgeon, Howard Association, No. 3
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. BY Or
" EZRA D. HEARTwELL. Prssidsns.
GEO. .FAIRCHILD, Seevassy.
oct. 4, 60-ly. 80
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that letters Of ad.
~ ministration, bearing date the 18th day Of
September, A. D. 1850, we're granted to the
undersigned, Administrator de 6snis non Of the
estate Of Charles Kennedy, deceased, BY the
Probate Court of Brown County, Kansas Terri,
tory, ON the day and date Aforesaid; and all
persons owing said estate, are notified to make
immediate payment; and those having claims
against it, will exhibit them, within one year,
to the Undersigned, or they may be precluheo
from any benefit of said estate; and II not e.,
limited within three years from the date Of said
jettera. thew shall be forever debarred.
- IRA ]. LACOCk,
Administrator dc bonis non.
October 4, ls6O-3w. Printer's fee, -.
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STEAM FERRY
AT
WHITE CLOUD!

QUNS regularly on the Missouri III
IL River, at the following rates:
For crossing a team Of pair Of horses or
mules, or ! yoke Of cattle, and
wagon, loaded or empty, 4O.75
Three yoke of cattle and wagon, / Is
One horse and buggy, 50
Saddle horse and rider, 2S
Loose horses, per head, -
Cattle, per head, ~
Hogs and sheep, per head, =
Foot passengers, ~
Northern emigration, from Missouri, lows,
Illinois, Wisconsin or Michigan, either for Cal
ifornia or any part Of Kansas or Southern Ne
braska, will find mail route to this point, on
State Road from Des Mones, Iowa; and as
good roads through Missouri, by way Of Savsn-
nah and Oregon, to this place, as to any other
point on the river. There are good landings
on both sides of the river; and on the Kansas
side, all streams and sloughs, to the Nsmaha,
have free bridges, recently made for the Gov.
eminent trains from this place to Salt Lake
and Utah. We can say to the California emf.
grafton, that they can strike the old California
Road within 10 miles Of this place, and they
will find good grazing for stock within half -
mile of the river, and plenty Of wood and water
on the route to the Big Blue, only 30 miles from
here; and they will find this road over Az miles
shorter than the road from st. Joseph, and over
60 miles shorter than thst from Leavenworth:
We refer persons to the map, in proof Of this
statement; and we only ask emigrants and ira
vellers to try this route. and We pledge our
selves to pass them over the river free, on their
return, if they are not satisfied ofthe foregoing
facts.
White Cloud has three or four good stores
and trading houses; two hrst.class Hotels;
lumber is only SIS per I 900 feet; the country
is rapidly filing up; and there Is a. good
farming region, extending for over 50 miles
back of the river, a. can be found In any part
of Kansas. MOORES g IAILoA'
June 8, 59-ly.