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Imnrorinr Main Street.

Be it ordained by the Mayor and Councilmen
of the City of White Cloud,
That an appropriation Of Forty Dollars ($40)
be and Is hereby made from the city revenue, to
improve Main Street, between Levee and Sixth
Street. II. F. MACY, Mayor.
Atses-J. r. s~Asn, Resis<.
Wfts Cisss, K. r, AegsAs 1859.
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on second page, charged as new each day, and
on third page an sdvance over stated rates.
u Advertisements required to be displayed,
or set in large type, charged double rates.
for in advance.
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Quarrying Stone.

Be It ordained by the Mayor and Councilmcn
of White Cloud,
That all persons quarying stone on the city
premises, shall be taxed one-fourth OF said stone
to be appropriated for city purposes.
H. F. MACY, Mayor.
Attest. F. SwARTz, Register.
White Cloud, August 8, 1889.
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AYERS
Ague Cure,

FOR TIE SPEEDY CUR q,
Intermittent Fever, or Feys,
Remittent Fever, Chill Fever ns0.,
Ague, Periodical Headache. =, m neDS
Headache, and Bilious Fever, ntilOO'
for the whole class Of disea,.. -Seed
mating in hillary derangemept' . oIlsi.
BY the Malaria Of miasmatic eon.. 'ed
No one remedy Is louder called g, IVA
necessities Of the American people ~, Tie
and safe cure for Fever and Avns s'i'
we are now enabled to offer. with eesA
certainty that it will eradicate N. eTs;
and with assurance, founded on n.y.. Saea'e
no harm can arise from its use in anI ,1 sS
tity. yum
That which protects from or u,pv,r..
disorder must be Of immense serr;oa IA
communities where it prevails. p. y a'
better than cure, for the patient So, 80, =
risk which he must run in violent 49,, ~
this baleful distemper. This "CrRp" -
the miasmatic poison Of FEvsR Avn pa
from the system and prevents the S.-S''i
ment Of the disease, if taken on the e.
proach Of its premonitoFy SYMPTOM, =
not only the best remedy ever vet di,,O.Ns
for this class of complaints, but -
cheapest. The large quantity we urn,I- -
q dollar brings II within the reach H II
body; and in bilious districts, wbr,s r Ss!
AND AGUR prevails, every body should h,,..
and use it freely both for cure and prO,er,;,.
It is hoped this price will place it within '. -
reach Of a1-the poor as well as the r;rS
great superiority Of this remedy oyr-
other ever discovered for the speedy ana :!
tin cure Of Intermittents is, that Il Co. 20
no0ninine or mineral, consequently !, -
daces no quinism or oehcr iniuriou, -
whahever upon the eonsti1ion. Thos, 49,
by It are left as healthy Is if they bad p ,,-
had the disease.
Fever and Ague Is not alone the conseou-,.
Of the missmatic poison. A great yaris,v =
disorders arise from its irritation, amopp rS;I
are Neuralgia, rheumatism, Gout, He,s,.S.
Blindness, Toothache, Earache, Catarrh. IrI
ma, Palpitation, Painful Affection os n.
Spleen, Mysteries, Pain in the Bowels CoF.
Paralysis, and Derangement Of the Ston.,S
all Of which, when originating in this e,p,~
put on the intermittent type, or become p,Iod'
ical. This "CURB" expels the poison nm
the blood, and consequently cures them m
alike. 1t Is an invaluable protection to imni.
grants and persons travelling or temporal,
residing in the malarious districts. ft.Ia
occasionally or daily while exposed to Ii. n.
fiction, that viii be excreted from the Iys,,D
and cannot accumulate in sufficient on,n,,,
TO ripen into disease. Hence it is even nor,
valuable for protection than cure, and few viii
ever suffer from InteTmittents, if they avn
themselves Of the protection this remedy I.
fords.
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PREPARED By
DIR. j. C. AVER & co.
LOWELL, MASS.
FOR SALE BY

FOR SALE BY
ShreTe & Macy, White Cloud, KHuIas'
DR.. ]. w. Reed, Iowa Point,
McAIlister 4 Lett, Lafayette,
A. J. MINER, Highland,
Peter & Nephler, Oregon, Mo.
ZoOk K Baldwin, Forest City.
Barnard & Co., St. Louis, WhOlesale.
Van Lear. Britain & Hardy, St. joseph, &
And by Agents in every town in .he VnS
States. fsb- III '''
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FOR SALE!

THHE subscriber offers for sale, on liberia
i. terms, several choice tracts of timbered
and prairie lands, located near White Cloud
The hnbsrsd tracts viii be divided to suit pur.
ehsssrs. v. d. MARKHAM
White CIoud sept -, 5o-tf
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A Ordnance in Relation 10 OftY
Printing.

An Ordnance in Relation 10 Ofty
Printing.
SEsT1oR ]. Be it ordained BY the Mayor and
Councilmen Of the City Of White Cloud, That
the City Register shall contract for publishii 4
the city ordinances, and for such other printing
as the City Council BY and with the advice and
consent of the Mayor may direct, but that No
contract shall be binding until the same has
been submitted to the Mayor and Council, aad
10 approved by them.
SEC. 3. That all ordinances Of general ma
ture, shall be published, either BY having the
same inserted in some paper published in the
city, or BY posting the said ordinances at Eve Of
the most public places in the city limits.
Approved-May 18th, 1859.
Fl. F. MACY, Mayor.
ANest-W. II. Vas DonES, Reeistsr.
juiy II, iSS9-3~.
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v. D. MARKHAM.
ATTORNEY AT LAW & REAL ESTATE AGENT,

WHITE CLOUD, KANSAS,
WILL praetice in all the Courts Of Doni-
w phan, Brown, and the adjoining Counties;
pay taxes for nOn-residents, and buy and sell
lands. Particular attention paid to collections
in Kansas, Nebraska, and North West Missouri
OFFICE ON MAIN STREET.
Jan. 20, 59-tf. .s-G strli 80
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A HISTORY OF ALL RELIGIONS.

Containing q Statement Of the Origin,
Development, Doctrines and Govern.
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In Europe and the United States.
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The Missouri Republican.
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IL CHESTNUT STREET, ST. Ions, Mo.
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BO6RD or EDUCATION.

The Board Of Education held special meeting last
e,,Iing Mr.. GREE 9As called 10 the char, ANA q
not. trm President Curtis read, stating that he would
be ~ sent in Europe for ZONE eight week. A'er The
reAoirg the minut.s the Board ordered ballot for
Tres dent pro ten. long discusslon arose upon the
b, law requiring that all elections be- held at stated
meetings a IN, ton 10 pOs' pune was carried Oy vote
ofs2DJ H. TIE Board rctured hlso 20 lay tue orders
of busLers Oh the iabe, as 10 take up resolution
spl OH ing Mr.. John Davenport TO ngn WARRANTS ~
TO, tic Precedent.
The Sixteenth Ward asked for better quarters for ts
Cooreo School and tat it be chapgd f'om Pm aary
S.hool 10 Grammar School, witt som changes IN tue
Primary schools Referred TO Committee on Sites aud
sctcolbonsts.
AIuIuLer of scboo' houses allowed 10 lie c! lsed
week Two before the usual yaca on time, for re-
pair.
In ldi g.
TIE Fourteenth Ward ssked for the painting Of Nos.
8 md 90 R.hrced 10 Finance Committee.
Mr. WA1rRBUHT p ~ Dtod pe'i,iou OF person
VITO had H.. ~ schools III the Twenty second Ward
10 The amount Of 500 or $500.
Mr. O KEIFE said it WIS al old maitcri had been N
C,uu several rnrr and lie thought II should not be
,y,id now Laid On The liable.
The remainder Of the time until ~ O'Clock v1H oceu-
pied il proposng amepdmtn6 10 rroluiiVns empower
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and for the trs, tine saw Kerrigan. As ID" .A'r we"
.rm,6 and evidently meant what he SAID M h"app
~. 10 get ont Of the way, bot Gene en- nun
nv tie shoulders, and HID bin IN r'n' u H,p'
AID 80 retreateo bet ind tie truuk OF li's' 'e ny
u j. time urge crowd had collected Hroa'u' 'l,1
cvi INST 10 i,e at sucn a tmo wa TO le'paroze Ihe
No.. e ot,srs Mr. Kerrigan allowed Genet TO walk
away with his friends.
Tte affair eretpd great excitement in and abon the
City Hail. and the common feeling appeared to be tina,
Ar Ks,rigan nad been mast ou''sgeously wrouged
,b,oryb his family and that he woald undoubtedly
k,4p his word with GeDet and Ketehnm at least
subsequently Genet called upon Jndge Russell and
endeavored 10 oh,an gsrran, for Kerrigsns arreat;
but the Judge declined 70 grant IT, believing that he
could induce Kerrigan TO settle the matter amcaby.
Genet friends are also endeavoring hush toe lar
rel up aid are said have assured Kerrgan that the
AID, rmsn would humbly apologize for his misconduct.
And thus the matter stands al present.
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r,.r.e,.-Penortcd by Telegraph

Puu.pyuuIs, Jny II-FLoua dull WHsir ste ,dy; White,
al s.aSI -; Red 81 25a 81 20 CoRs duh iellow 6ee.
PtTIsross steady. Mes Pork, sisa*s rs Lam, la9hss
" BIsxY duh at 1id22c. ,,,, -,
BAITisoE, July 1i-TLore 'sry dull and heavy WnKar
PnoysIoss scve and buo,st Cons steady Yellow at50
g. " Rite. n 76c. WHISKY dul at 205c
p,vyALo Iuy tI--FLOrR duh and besvy BAT rates IN
,b,nr,d ,rLs 800 bbs WHEAT dali End nominal Coax
tesy, sales 200 bush Illinois and Tol.do this morning At
!sc WBIskY mnal at islc Canal FsEIsrs ,sesdy
IsPokI3t0 bills Hour. 1900 bush Whes.. 1000 bls.
Corn 'onGl ErPoRTs 200 bbs. Flour $4,000 bush Wheat,
1yeO bush Corn, II GO bush. Oats
CsvFGO, Jolly IL D. m.-FLDUk steady but dull. WHHAT
without aesi hsDge sales 1900 bush Chcsgp Spring
III s 1900 Nil ssukee Club at Tl2 and 200 bGsh d., ~
elR tohs In lpitd demand; .ses 600 bd.h Indiana at
Soc Other Grains quiet CAs,L FRsIcHIs unchanged 2c.
On Flour e. on What 7.c on Corn 10 ne"-so ORR IN
49, 800 bush WHEAT is Coz bush Com ZOO hlh Ostx
60 bush. fsry 900 hush Rye ExPoKrNl6O bbls Flour,
e4OO bush Wheat 800 buah. Corn, IL 30 bach. oats
fbfClGo July 1l-FL OR dnll. WHEAT steady at 3 oe0
s0' No n,tr. Coks &c lower, b.tbrn sales Of 5000
bu.h az AZ AZ OARS hrm It Do, In store. RI
cEIPTs 10, bbls " nr Gpi bush Wheat ll so bush.
SEQ brsh O4ts. SHIPsEsTs-lp0 bbls. F1ur Is 90
hush Whe- SO bush Corn FREIGBrs 6td7c. Corn tn
Buf H. Sight ExCnagGR Newly OK doll at ldlt cent
pfrnirf"
tIsciss,r, June n Flour quiet and unchanged WsrxY
dull at lie Provisions unchanged Mss P0EF, Sl8 offered
but helds. .ls. AoSEi market unchanged
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Arrived.

stearstp Gssgow OBJ Thomson Liverpool June a. sne
ri, ICED head through 20 the paage june ~
a a to- u 3 ps;,'d An hip se' sS" i aud sa.d ss
.lip wocrs DoqldE July 9t g. ~ l1n Is br4nsn KIP
ksH a. O. bovu1 F. toto at 40 81, Ion 70 a. An bark GO
at6Ip RaareLs Couca Richmond &C., mdse I'D p''s
20 Lid o.. H,i ken.
stI A,,pry French, Hay'e IS day; mise on HpsS to
To,dG l.ksr. Junc p lat - - lon al g. s.ssed nor
.hii Eeer 1ns thrabe.h ron Hall ior 0qebec la n u
y h. st s ' a lon a ii :, 90 es.d ip
sqi EN- 9 S.ps1 w. ' soo Ia 8 s. lon e - .o
vino. dl % With the ,snks Sh on. 5aS ps.n.ss
3, d-ys coal 10 H. T. W. M,yer has hsi seq moderate
SKI Isabella tof Boston, Irnt Liverpool 81, e. mds to
us-t, ho experienced light iuds and Gains y y u tue p
SIP ra,aia B,iley HssrsJno6 md.s and pass w.
Mig .e ESs9. Gf se.ton Hs,sp g "a sas.I p
ed h,u esth'r ihe Gulf StTsin, "a'a ss7rei
Ing H,dey I,rs OBJ Murphy Pic,cs S, % dsy', Goa,
to h. }. a q. \. newolL 4, ..-.,...,.....
20 eur SI hI' soa' ''' Co 'u T g IL e. 81 a. vas
bosr5d by beat fsaI L .tesyl WyAndo'o bound 70
scbr C. surfing RiLd. D. ysinia d4y., arple' to T.
SEA Ozone Henry tor Se~bery H. g., Fel Ponce, r.
T J lace g'G' %s Ls'0p tss oSSSc. cay ssy
Sch. &. Gs,.n Ho,,"r u, lwale Chy dAss, c's
s,h, sussn Friend tIicid sil ostnport coal TO- en
Schr Msrsarrt, sni in, Gtowith Idys
b. hoo'r Sl,'f }nnG.'a go dty, Ses
st,ane a. u.eAu Mosrsh. PhlAdep pima mdss. q }. "
Brig, -
suo lsss Perkins
Steamer PtonsAa Me- EeRedlord mdse and pass 70 Joe
Anrr.
STEINER Ann Els Robinson Phadophia, ndso % Lopez
ErhpatIick. ,o,-,
,amei u.psy benny Providence. ndse TO f-sc odeL
BELOW-Unt big.
salFr-Steagship- Northern Lisht Asrinwsu; Nashville
hail etoI shrsAuiorn, ald Albert Galaiin Liverpool
NIhg-p,r .,s the day, from y. y. 4. to n. ~ W.
al a. ~ asav
norm was 10 doubt the Isabella Lunt iron L'gpoo
Maya
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF hEw-YoRK-.,..
Cleared.

strsu,hir Northern lght rrslepsush, AsPn~al D. b..
Alien hssh III Munsy Charleston sporo.d A. estou %
(hssaTasbe. brown Pouani H. 3. Cromwell 20
Slip 1e1e. PeDuieton - Ss1.lre T. H. sanord Prince
FL ! iv- pool W. T. Fro-t . -. -
BsIks kcneun, wilkins teie, II W. IrunSyi fetorinc5
iigs- Nsn,iio heIer Curscca, Duval Co Pul Id,
Fs,horu Ha,aus J. wsrd Co; Oi,ps,ch OIL BAIT ing
ii,f.o y = Rogers Rch na.s.ru;, Balloon BatiaN IL
g. ,roynn Liyht Bryan, y Pierre, Ystss P5rtsrhe3E
90 OF h, Jane Goblet 50 John Z. l. Neylss son. s'r'
rds hsl Gasg'W r. MASH Plcess Royal New bold 6Sf-
ui DE- sutr, Jones s % -
gchoorrIs-A L. W,bb Webb ChArlsstan stlmpedr Psek-
er lrda.,: Manqoto Bar ell Rio Congo lkst L.
'eau,. e. - ward. Nike.,en This Island. Ms'anic'
T,rN. Gibia suck 90 Helen Oerickson, winning
Iop ScC readv Mot CO Arington Savannah Min
q p. "a se1 Las .ayra Miller HongAton Echo br Spar
water KITS Suith Jones Co Fire t!y, ssur1p cover
more HarJoY Z. l. Permit Co
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Disasscrs. SC.

Tag ship MANY DmBY OF Liverpool Reimona 'S Ne Il llae
Ionr for yeI pool WA 'otally kse CD MAna~s tio,
N psrt ofcafr6 .ayed and hcn Aoacoa Nys'. az
TnK STEAMSHIP k,RN,E. fem >assau, " - ~, H., fOlsw'
runber II ~Tecbe Amer c - ana elmer ''Sn'' =" ~
ing vessels; ~, h.,,. ,, uava,. With
III ,,,.is he ,,lf 90 Jnne ~ when &c was t da,u
Iins bssiS Viii ineress, until H. wttp "a ~ T. III
-, - 81 "a irg ,bont hU miles L. y. 81 lhe ~ Of
Vail an. cnrts,n with 20 the crew p,olh 80 80 Ar
he nos,s to Nl,sau; Mr. Arnold. chief ou'e' WIZ" VIZ
m" IIs A D. Gsm'se Of WsstP9lt' ~: d. a. an, ana.
MY ~ ssy,d She lcsded "ith ios"eod eV8eo -
Eon,y VS., from AVA Cages Tor SeN'i"@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-12

Hid.eiaic q b. Taiow 6stic e u. Pelt' Sd tsl Is
sscn. Calfskins lU6l3c q 10. 80
ss-f Extrs sns pbt crafty nclr de ucshi1 b.. ne
-er la.gr 1T, .rsu fed OI-n
cuuts lrludrp to- bet ssfc Oxen th' rest sts-
I'D Co,s and the TIRE. yes Old steers O'os 'ornao
~ Sul. anc the y lot.
SasSP-P tncUd-' Go-l.ts, FAD Whep nose OF he0t
qsslt, thrown pUt -. n
La-t-ln naro>o no INT
ID Lowell ~ thu EithbEIs; 81 tDcs- over No
Fit h. urg for ,lhany
Lat veeks prices .or the b.st qahty Of Bee.
we've fay ed hut lower quality md st rec were doll and
rices deci Led 0c y ew and from 81 to 90 & head Tor
Thor lsse number OF bgyers for Sheep ai lambs and
although the supply va. large last WEEKS prices were oy 'us
rty,t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-12

No; long iince gentleman Of the name OF Roee
died, having by hb will 500 90 toward the PURCHASE
Of - farm upon vhicf 70 taoe desa'u c'iireo, undo
she guardianship OF Soc y 10 re ETY. ed 'he Ro-e
Beu.vol bt AS ci4ri,n Oh conoijoa ttsta ike SUN
rbould be ras' d i.r tie parpOso ltn sad thi'
Nj Ch4rlvs Cook VI Havana, uIyler c., y. L.,
Las syr,,d gise the requisite 500 CO., provided the
farm - lJc.lec IN tai place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-12

mr.. ,ucb "a n eueo,rage liz rra WITH sd the ufacnrer
wouId spptar prefer ying OF the farmers ior cssn .n
OF on TIM, but this e. owing 20 th- easy sesso
~ tls money m.fket TIE transactions compr.e 10000
n Native Fleece at 42a5c, 20 an.hy Pulled u neg
hut IN, al d4e fr No fiy and Extra County f"eT
fss IN improved dem nd f caros descp ms are heIo
witL inrre NINA saes n y 90 Cpe at 1 - osieS
fn,in q lr months IN do low Bienos Aye. l0 90.
Cape 20 d. Corovs 81 DO Nestle 100 do Un@asbrd fef.iin
a. rs n wahed African privote terms oit u'ser'soo
~ b- at full rates. =, -
WsKt Tho market Is dull and prices are lower; sales Oh
81 bbls. It &c ..o.r
WBALFFuOTS are IA limited request; Gales Of 1000 % I'm"
hla Led a TIC cash the Of III sch-d was al oc
ZINC is quiet but steady At 9!fc = %, moe'