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ErriosSon Of q Locofsosssie-~Enrsnccy cai
Fireman k,ded---A lamentable eeeideut oc-
Cured yesterday, about IL o'clock, on the
Central railroad. short distance above the
depot IN this city. The locomotive Monroe"
which had come down with train yesterday
morning. was rau up the track to the tank
where a fresh supply of water was procured;
ami AGAIN starting, got IA far ~ Victor pond,
when u terrific explosion took place. Mr.
Nathan j. Davis, the acting engineer, who
WAS standing on the left side of the locoro.
tive. was blown some fifteen feet into the air
and Tell dead by the eide OF the track, having
received severe internal injuries by the concus
zion. Tho fireman, a free negro named
Peter Franklin, was badly scalded by
the siean, aud apparently insensible when
found lie was carried 10 house near
the railroad, where be died soon aiterward
a little negro boy, belonging to Mr.. Seay,
was riding on the rear of the teuder when
The explosion occurred. and piece of wood
struck him on the Read iracturipg his skull.
He will probably die. The locomotive was
thrown off tho track and turned completely
round, facing the tender, two or three OF the
srucLs were broken apart, and the machinery
in several places blown 10 atoms. This shows
she terrible force OF the concussion. The
Monroe" is an old engine, built at the Trede
gar Works, and has been running on the road
some ten or twelve years. Ii would perhaps
be imprudent TO attribute the disaster TO any
particular Cause, in advance Of an investiea
lion, though il is thought by some that the
boiler was oyerheated when fresh " alter was
let ON, thus creating q sudden generation OF
steam. The body of Mr. Davis was removed
30 his residence, on 18th street, where an in
quest was held last evening, and \ verdict
rendered in accordance win the facts. lie
leaves n large family, whose present 81. uatlor,
is such M 10 excite commisssi,.tion and sym
pathy. He was Il man of exemplary chalac-
| tex, and very popular among his aclu,int
.ucpE
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s.fl4ilf a mi {
= 1lsuksnss1e, age4 & kaeA - Z,
! rats e.. slls1 - : fseale aAsss1a.sl q
! ~ ses4SE 4 hours bsfers hre.asn4
"a. II: 81 ], 4 4 ss ..,s, ssi ,si4 ~
a. Nov. 81 - f.shres heuse she Ands $40
~ o.. II Is sarsnahs taks trnnsient nighs
lrt. ,Tisio fasfl thNpuyp ssef Bis grace
snt To guide thy fooss ~ 81 the void 81 heh1
A rin,mscfing srrit aeAf ~
IRE, In*s whs'e So =. = - ' -
terisn Ugureh t6k4N eve s
on erie-ht rsisnds. 49, ssts-s
,,u fully Invited TO sssst
a a - ~ ~. .;i fevcr. DR. q HOS. n. , WiILiA
60 - ~ oa,h wear III his sse He wa Q msnse
~ the r. I, 8. nlues, Wise Lesion.
Gris fa.er i Nil take plAes 4 sn m rcxi aent
VT ~. h. ,hsr iii w a, 8 Du pre-, west ~
tho M.rshaii ssrees, ssAissssepise, ~ oesSeA'
this fire ID. OF the fami y are nsi 60 70 sa."1
j be OF typhoid fsver q t - ut me isaaesus y
now father Mr.. 4. ID Baliork, near = raIa.as - =.
ven. Ii 3. BCLLAlCK. In her l4th year ma No =,
Dide Iith a. fyovembar OF the same dissssf, nef
)cted Miss MAhIA LOUISA BULhOCks 10 tne
dele- | year o. her gc Botn thess were lovely ~
ex- &, mt and pious gisls-the hops and OF 'n''
and rents @sz = s t@sA %te
poke KH Frsderiek.bu-e papers p ease copy.
are In Co.umb-.. r,... ON Sstui day the oh
Mira JULIA IvERSO>, - 70 Ct tee HON, :
tnat I've son, and dauSltsr OF the late Hon Jonn
no. | syth.
Pg Irsepro ,chable in every relation Of iisedar
hes sistsr wife, and niother-sancsif I'd by re 70
va tuencs OF 1Tna piety, thou standsst moht pea
tuAe Ia thy Makers presence.
, en- the i4th September # dipthersa, ut NC
W.. N j, EDWARD HAYES only son OF
~ . ia gard e and n. virsiniA erLune, aged
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Larccay-A negro named Robert, slave
OF Incy Phillips, was awarded 80 stripes yes
terday for stealing trunk Of clothing from
john &. Carter.
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CommodsTe Paalding, lAtsly acting a. Pre-
sidant OF the Navy Retiring BOARD, has
taken command OF the Rrooklyn Navy Yard,
otgned to other duties. ssTel $.
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DeceGsed.-Ths body of Dr. Thomas F. j.
Williams, q member of the r. l.. Blues, who
died OF typhoid fever, at the White Sulphur
Spiings, was expected by the Central train
last evening.
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~y.AASONIC N y I ! u L,--Ths members OF
Us henrioo IN On A4ccge, 70. l3J, are LIE ebS
aui0moned TO attend cfLol Lice Ing, - Their
Lodge Hoom, Oh Ash street, LnIon MIL TIL
Et ENlN e, al oelocG, for tie purpose pay
Ing ,ho Las. al tEioute CT respect deceased
brother, JOHN MCALExAEDEN, 1rJm ieAas.
Aivfnoers Oh Sister i-oJg5, d. IL vit 81 ID Unite
with Us.
BY order IF the w ,rshipfu Master.
rs 20-itN JOHN Il. D4Ch LHouN. Sea'y
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ksJSAWAES.

DAN AWAY-*l0o REWARD RAN avn
IA, from the Batteries in VI n yhester OH or abcn.
the ID September l s., NEGRO BUV, ramed
Jo N-cslis himself JOHN AIvIs, the property
Mrs Rebecca Robinson. Sail neg-o Is about l2 or
70 years Of age, ) feet or inches high, b;o 81
eompit x,n thick lips, and very sui'en Ioosipg.-
He is suppo Sed be in the neiy hborhood Of tiek
uoud, or ut some Of the e. campnents below Rich.
tGoad. SIS vii be p'id for his delivery to tn,
suGs, riorrs l. taken ia the city or any oil Il Z
iaceot 1untias. : N taken Ia any other pa OF
tie state. 500 il taken out Of tbs State
SAMUEL HASTINGS
Nich 1ond, Nov. If Is6. 10 .0-d6t &cwtt*
DUNAWAY.-S $40 REWARD lie t Mar
4 cne tee about the last OF September my gil
AZ hhe is little girl acout - years OF rse,
s5oa- ta!t, very Il t noe; has whi'e spot in on,
Fps dent -aInsn Der bich There il reason to b.
!ieYa tSas she Is in tte cry she has been seen
t;sc-. Tia above reward will be pad for her =.
livery - at Aessfs. Dunlop, Moncure i Co. r
Bill ia Nrachest3r lred in Jail - that can
g-t l.a~.
p 9-Parsen' are " arnei not to harbor mr..
10 - or La WRENCE NJ bDDY
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Court cf Appeats.-The following decisions
We're reuuereu py the Judges OF this Cour,
yesterday;
N-ate against Ellison and others-and Eli
son ssali,si Neaie and others awe csses.l APP
peal from Judgment OF Circuit Court OF Alex
andr1H. Dccree reversed.
HICKS aud others against Goode. Appeal
irou decree Of The Cl.euit Court of Pow h:.-
on county. Decree affirmed, b. Il divided
Court.
Kooerts and others asainst Martin and 9th
ers. Appeal from decree of the Crcuit Court
of Henry county. Decree affirmed, by di
yided Court.
Snyder against Snyder aud others. Appeal
from decree of the Circuit Court of Berkeley
comfy. Decree reversed.
Perdleton against Pendleton. Appeal from
decree of the Circni. Cour: Of King and
Queen county. Decree reversed.
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~ DR.. ORLANDO FAlRFAX
U.s. Forrleriy Of alexandria,
offer his prof ssional services 80 TIE iuL.,otaats
81 hlchmo.d.
He may be found at the Clifton House, On 14th
:, near the Asnanse Hotel Aim
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w.. VEkY IMPORT NT-CORNS
E~S COINS, LOnNo-BUNlO.,S BLN
1UNo, BUNlONo-NAlLo GROWING IN
40 II L FLESH &c, Grad. cssteu w.tauat pa n
and l., The most ucsessiui ma.ner relieving the
patient At oIce. by Dt. cChULiZ, SUI z Oh Cli
.opoaisi, nonl LIn0oD, kng daily ia attendance
at office. " aii 81. hove, al. It. fuJ au-3s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-20

kIcgH9SD NV g. 1885,
7 take gr At pleasure In recommending TO army
off ,ers a nsw Camp Bed. invested by Mr.. o w
White. lifting great hgenGiIy with IN exsene ed
exp rieuee In the service, Nc " hite has ice sied
Ia producing eomtioatioo II bed, T. be. Trunk.
snd Littsf Tor the sick aad wounded, which exeels
anything ! hava yet seen IN comfort, conv encaee
lshtness, du ability ard eheapnes& Vita this
BED al h nd, tha surg used no io1gsr worrv hi.
vita for expediens by which &c aaust the foot leg
or body OF the wounded solder. All these things
are done fer Him l'y methods OF su sprisinc sinpli
city. and an ofh or will fad this Bad gre Al com
fort when we'll, ana II wounded sick. TO may be
transported home upon Ii. with his clothes uaSer
him. and in any position that il desirable
DABSEY CARR HARRISON
Capt. 70. AZ 50th Reg't Va Vols.
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c. 5. District Cour1.-We append q sum
mary Of the business transacted in thls
Court yesterday:
Thomas T. Panamore was appointed Re
ceiver foe Gsti;ct No S, composed of III.
counties of Northampton and Acuoniac
BALDWIN, Save, The property OF Gilbert
il. Claiborne, Indicted for misdemeanor, WAS
arraigned and plead guilty The nth eoun,
vi Che Indictment, aud Was romanGed to ths
custody OF the Marshal. Sentence TO be pro
nounced hereafter
Confederate States rs. ohm II. GilTDer, Oh
summons issued a4;llilst the dete nd4IIt, re-
quiiing him To appear and auswer inLerroa CATO
rles Answer lied il wriLinls
Confederate States as. George Carr anG
Joel n. Wheeler, on a petition to sequostei
tie estate OF trlah T. Levy, al alien enemy
fDe defendant, joel \. Wheeler, appeared "
VIM. c+teen, bis attorney, and flied ia wriliDa <
nis ans ~er. a.4d claim To the petition and inter
rogatories iiied by the Receiver. This VII.
As ~ ssluester the estate formerly owned by
President Jefferson.
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ESs&E S-EsSlaVEsss. Ss.

II Y = = n 47s17- X H1H@s
7 UST-a sum of MONEY amounting t, GU.
I FIVE HUNDBED AND TWENTY Dol
L rs, somewhere in tie city between 9Th ana
18th St.. There ware three goo notes, the la
Lar cs in Ego notss.
Gao. ". JaH.,ET Lordoun county.
liberal reward viii 5e paid % die party fading
the a"uve. aad deiiycri < Is to
no 2O-3t$ r. BiSFORD. - Main s.
~ IRA Ed Hfyln the resi- lite ut william
= Lloyd, ct the extreme end OF Gracs street,
near tbs Fair Ggou1di a dark by, Canss ian
MARE, 5. th white stag il her foreheed, and ght
hi I'D leg " bite. ANY information concerning her
Wi. be thankfully re !tived by
no M -3t* Mrs. WEI. LLOYD.
A,TRaI DOt.-ctgey ed, from the corner OF
= II b and Clay streets, d large
MASTIFF DOG,
Ten months old; Hight yellow. A liberal reward
will be paid for his Teturn. n 2j-3t
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NEW CAMP and
HOSPITAL BED.

~ II ESPITAL BED.
vou'd respectfully cell tbs ntion of offie srs
and members OF the @edi I'll St-f Of the Coniede.
rate States army 70 ms new CAMP and HOS.
PI fAL BED which may be ,en TO day aft e. the
hour OF % a. NJ, at the st re OF Mr.. .. w. HAIR.
WOOD e )vernor str IL
For three months past | have been much with
the sick al the citters N hospitals, the rs of
Geaereis LIE and Lorin go CONN auGs and WIFI q
have 81 rod by tue bsa ut straw, upap which lay
my suffering aud dying comrades Eel, IL NV DUTY
10 try TO produce thing 10 alleviate their suf
ter.ngs. The above Is the Mt OF my isbors-
and feeling confi- ut that 1t will an 5w er the uur
poses for which it is dt six aed res pactfIlly 80.
licit an examination, with the hope that it NAV
meet your approval
G. w. WHITE, Co. Sc" 2lst Reg Va. yo,s.
\. B.-I prepared 10 Ill, at short notice
contracts or private GU rs. e. ". W.
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ANesJSEiTa n ctI-ss.

z. SARACCO, first intr iucsr and the only rsA
teacher of the 0dern Dancing smor the De t oi
y Of America d-rins bis residence In Baltimore, Nd
has the honor TO apprza the citizens of hlehnopa
snat he will ops n q selsct u AEtING AUADLMi
At the shove place Oh WEDNESDAY, Nov Site
sol = here, by hi. unique method, In the shor ss
lie his new ely le of DaI cling will be taught - AZ
who may favor lin with their patr mage
DAYS OF TUITION.
Lsdi s-N edne.daJ and Saturday morning, from
IL 10 | o'clock.
CHA -en-Wedresday AID Saturday, from 10
PM
Gent'eme1-Wedc esdsy and Saturday, from
~ 10 IL tine evening.
n. q Private lessons given and classes t.nssi
10 fsini les. Ii desire
For particulars. Apply at Ii, Academy ever
morning tfcIa 10 10 o. lock M le-H'
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The beautiful snd talented
PARTING rOa SiSrEkS EVERY NIGEL

Music, Wit Burlesouea, Songs. Choruses D-hoes
Fares, SC.
go Tickets q cents Reserved seats 50 CTS.
sfs Doors opAn ~ seleek curtain risss At
Ig>Tieket ofhce opei from A 81 TILL : r. ID
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AND BaANUY.

hand. consigned tsOia New Orleans, q lot OF
q 10 X and a Ies l.slith ehaks 4 X EN- @ III
BRANDY, Ia voiced ~ very reas Ils9le ratss.
JOHNSON, YOUNGER 4 OrEY.
uc 1o-.: n paarl STREET
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-04-04

I Lka,sLArv..-Ths Ststs Legislature
couvenrd st Topeka. on Tuesday. March
26.h. The Senate was promptly organ.
lied BY the election. Of John J. Ingalls,
Of Atchison. - Chief Clerk. together
with full complsmsnt Of assistants and
other oficen-all Parrott men.
In the House. there was . great dea
Of 6llibustering and factious conduct. w
w. Updegraf was nominated for Speak
er. bat an attempt was made to deprive
him Of his seat. upon technicality. unit
after the organization. However. thi'
failed and Updegraf was chosen spes
ksr, aud the other Offices filed. Upde
graf is for Lane and Parrott.
From the manner in which business
has commenced, We fear the session vii
be unsatisfactory and turbulent. and
lasting disgrace 10 the State. Money i
said to be used freely. and fears are enter
tsinsd that bribery will be resortsd to b!
the wholesale. Tie Sepatorial question
is the great topic. The fever is running
high. and mach i'll feeling prevails. Par
rott and Lane evidently have . majority
but the combined opposition seem ben
upon preventing their election. Th
Antics. by the aid Of the Democratic vote
have adopted rule requiring vote o
two-t thirds to take up . concurrent reso
luton. This is intended to operate upo'
any resolution to go into an election 70
Senators. The Anti Parrot men hop
by this means to prevent an election,
they cannot secure their men /; and tn
Democrats hope that. If the election j
deferred until the next session. they ma.
carry the Legislature. As matters stand
the election Of Senators may be dsfsate'
this session.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-04-04

SCHOOL MArrrRs.-A new school was
opened in this place. the present '-ssk.
under the superintendencs Of Mr.. j. w.
Miller. We are pleased to learn that he
has already secured goodly number ol
scholars.
We observe. by notices posted up. tbs.
suot her effort will be made here. on ths
9th inst. to organize . School District.
BY the election of Directors. We hops
the scenes Of last Fall will not be re-en'
acted. Place three good men in nCmi'
nation-men who believe in free schools
and take an interest in them-then unite
and elect them. without fsetious opposi
ton. eaucussing, and abuse. Under tn
Constitution. We can never draw . cen
Of public school money until We organize
q District and establish . school, while
our school tax will bs just the same.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-04-04

~ The Atlantic Monthly. for April.
has come to hand. 1t contains ten orig.
inal contributions Of great interest. BY
eminent writers. among which is the
conclusion of "Ths Professors Story"
In the next nsmbsrwill be commenced
some rare literary treats. Boston-e3 q
year. Or. we will furnish it to our pat.
rms for 50.
The March number Of the Atlantic
never reached us. Will the pablishers
please forward it!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-04-04

here must b. cleared out. Thsrs are no
more tat piekinss for 70. and hencsforth
it must be with 70.
"Bis pig. ntis pis. ~ hss - del
" Hence. 70 accurssd r. Agents. Dspu.
ties. and Understrsppsrs. farewell
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-04-04

5 EE We had fine fall of rain. on
Sunday last. which had an extraordinary
effect upon the spirits Of the farmers.
They say it was Just the thing for the
wheat crops.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-04-04

SARsArARILLA.-This tropical root hat
q reputation wide as the world. for curing
one class OF disorders that afflict man.
kinda reputation, too which it deserve,
Is the best antidote We possess for scrof
ulous complaints. But to bs brought in.
to use. its virtues must be concentrated
and combined with other medicines tha,
increase its power. Some reliable com.
pound of this character is much needed
in the community. Read the advertise
mont of DR.. Ayers Ssrssparilla in oul
columns. and We know it needs no en-,
comium from us to give our citizens con.
6dence in what he ofers.-Oryan, Syra
euss. " T.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-04-04

IxroLrIo.-We observe. by the Legis.
lative proceedings. that Mr.. Lsrzelere
has contested the seat of Mr. Kimbsr, as
Representative from this County. We
did all in our power to elect Mr.. Larze.
lere. and would rejoice in his election to
office. believing that he would do credit
to the County; but we do not approve
of this contest. At the time the votes
were counted. it was found that all with
two sxceptions) ofthe Democratic candi.
dates had majorities. The County Board
Of Csnvassers, with Mr.. Larzelere as
Chairman. threw ont precincts. upon
grounds Of informality or non.compli.
ancs with law. which elected all the Re-
puUlicsns except Mr.. Larzelere himself.
Now he applies to the Legislature to oh.
tain his seat. We were opposed to
throwing out precincts at the time. and
ere Of the same opinion still. 1t was in.
auguratisg a precedent in our politics
which would provoke retaliation. thwsrt
the voice of the people. and be de-
structivs Of our best interests. If frau.
dulent votes were cast, the poll.books
should have been purged in . proper
msnnsr; but this thing of disfrsnchising
an entire precinct because the election
officers neglected some duty. or violated
the Law. is an outrage. We should be
pleased to see solid Republican delega.
tiou from Doniphan County: but BY
rights. Messrs. Osborn and Emery are
the only Republicans who should be al.
lowed seats. unless the others were
found to be entitled to theirs BY proper
purgisg, of the .polls-not BY indiscrim-
iaats disfranchising of entire precints.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-04-04
NEWS SUMMARY.

Alvin Saunders. Of lows. has been aP-
pointed Governor of Nebraska.
The people Of Arizona. led on BY the
Governor. are talking Of seeding. This
thing win be "dried up." by the appoint.
ment of new officers.
There is still very strong Union feel
ing III Northern Alabama. G. w. Lane
hss besn appointed Judge Of the Northern
end Southern Districts of that State. and
has expressed his determination to hold
Courts. tits probable that appointments
will bs made in most Of the seeding
Il il said that John 8. Millson,. oI
Virginia. will be appointed to foreign
mission. If he will accept.
Secretary Chase is in earnest in bis
efforts to restore honesty and economy in
the Treasury. Department. He intend,
TO call. back Elisha Whittlesey. Of Ohio
to the position Of First Comptroller ol
tho Treasury.
Texas is in troubls. The Indians are
devastating her borders. and the dreaded
'Cortinss, with his Mexican bandits
threatens to make another invasion. Tt
add 70 the trouble. Old Sam. Houston
retains his patriotic streak longer thar
had been expected. and will not aid 90
eession.
There has been some change in the ap
pointmsnts Of foreign Ministers. Csssi
% NJ. Clay has been transferred to Rus
sia; Carl Schurz appointed to Spain
David K. Garter. Minister to Bolivia
George G.. Fogg. of New Hampshire
Minister to Switzerland; and Tredericl
Hassaurek, Of Ohio, Minister to Ecua
dor.
The Fort Sumter evacuation question
10 yet undecided. Fort Pickens. it il
said, is to be Immediately reinforced
It is to be hoped that the President ha'
determined to .'put his foot down FIRMLY
and to carry ont what he said. in his in.
sugursl. he had solemnly sworn to do
A dispatch from Charleston. March 28th,
stated that Fort Sumter had that day
been svaeusted;. but We have seen NO
confirmation Of It.
The Missouri Legislature has resolved
that il 10 inexpedient to call National
Convention to propose amendments to
The Constitution, a. recommended BY the
State Convention.
Gov. Houston has written to the Pres.
idsnt. asking for Federal troops to pro-
tect the frontiers of Texas from. the In.
disns. It is thought that Federal troops
will be furnished him. to overthrow the
sscessionists.
The Virginia people are preventing
mail agents appointed BY Lincoln from
performing their duties. If this is per.
severed 10 much longer. the mails will be
stopped. ----.- 1. -. ~
ORDERS have been given to con6scate
al goods entered at Southern ports With
out payment of United States duty.
Henry Winter Davis, it is now said.
will be appointed Minister to China.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-04-04

GET THE BEsr.-Curtis' Mamaluke
Liniment is performing more wonderful
cures throughout the country than any
other preparation offered to the public.
Persons who have been afflicted for years;
who have become hopeless and despair.
ing. have found re.established health and
vigor in Curtis Mamaluke Liniment.
It seldom fails to cure.
His Syrup Of ssssafras is equally in
valuable. and has been remarkably sue.
cessful in curing that class of diseases for
which it is recommended. We bespeak
for it fair trial. BY persons who are suf.
fering with affections of the respiratory
organs. See advertisement.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-04-04

@ We end upon our table the La
dies Repository. for April. It is illus.
trated with Q beautiful and romantic
Evening Scene on the Connecticut River.
and 6ue portrait Of Rev. Henry Slicer.
d. D. The reading matter has never
been surpassed. Cincinnati-S2 year.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-04-04

= ~ The Thumb-paper hes depart.
ment called the Beautiful Nook" In
that department. the editor recently pub
lished poetical production Of his own,
addressed to young lady in Egypt. Hi,
nois. We learn that the lady died ol
cholers. morbus, the same night she read
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-04-04

~ Every ancient dame knows, be.
yond dispute. that every child under
thirty years sis mighty near deal with
wurroms."-Dr. "Drygr,pes." Of thu
Holt County Home Paper" -.
Was that what troubled you, the time
you "hobbled" your horse. down at Car
tsr's, on the Lower Tarkio?
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-04-04

I OnEsos ELEcnox.-The Oregon city
election came of ON Monday. and result
cd in the election Of . ticket composed
Of Republicans and Union men. The Sc
cessionists knew themselves to be in such
. minority. that they did not make q
fight. The following are the names ol
the gentlemen chosen to gil the diffsrsn,
Offices:
Msyor-Daniel David.
Marshal-Presley Noland.
Council-Alfred Walters. Thomas
Collins. Henry Myer. A. G. Mills. John
Ovelman. VIM. Brodbeck. james Allen.
R. d. Markland, Michael Lshmer.
Assessor G. Vess.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-04-04

~ 8. L. Jennings has received fine
7iot Of ths best pattern Of plows. which
he is Offering low. for cash. See sdvsr-
sjser.sni, 4
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-04-04

I ~ The frogs made their first effor'
in the vocal line, on Tuesday evening.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-04-04

q ~ On Monday evening. We bad .
call from Hunt. Of the Elwood Frss
Pres. who for esss had vsntnred from
home. From bis appearance. vs judge
that his patrons q least keep BIN sup.
piled with enough Of the needful to make
him comfortable. Do - frequently.
Hunt.