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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-05-05

II may be importan. to know, at this
season Of ..he year. that the postage on
Seeds, cuttings. bulbs. roots and scions.
in one package. not over 80 ounces in
weight. (prepaid. J is as follows:-No,
over four ounces. 2 cents: over ounces
and not over. 8 ounces. 4 cents; over 6
ounces and not over IL 2-ounces. 6 cents:
over IL ounces and not over 16 ounces.
8 cents; over 16 ounces and not over 20
ounces. 10 cents;, over 90 ounces and not
over "a ounces. IL cents; over "a ounces
and not over % ounces. IA cents: over pS
ounces and not over 80 ounces, 16 cents.
1t is we'll that all persons interested should
take copy of these rates and place it
where it can st all times be consulted.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-05-05

~ There are probably from fifty to
seventy.five Union Leagues in Kansas, Of
these, about dozen have passed resolu.
tions denounciug the Senatorial election
That is just the number controlled by
Jim Lane. He has had his strikers
with every League in the State.
to induce them to pass denunciatory res
olutions; and has found barely dozen
composed Of the proper material. This
speaks well for the Union League. It
shows thatlit stands BY The object for
which it was instituted. and refuses to be-
come an instrument in the hands of po-
litical gambler to bolster mp bis fallen
fortunes. IT,, 20. y.,yss -
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-05-05

AT TIE -ESD.-When the President
handed in the name of d. W. W. hr
confirmation. he quietly and serenely ask.
ed james Henry il that was the enl Of
Kansas office seekers. James Henry said
it was. when Old Abe took long breath.
stretched himself ont at full length, anil
said: "Well. l thought so. 1t reminds
me Of little story l once heard about 4
Yankee whittier, who would take up 8
large sized stick and shave it Of gralu-
ally till he would get it down TO the hRl.
end of nothing. I've coma to the little
end of the Kansss political stick, after
laboring patiently for SO long time
James Henry saw the point and va
mosed.-Bulletin. -.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-05-05
4 ~ The Lsavenw orthi Conservative
has discovered new word-"Unscrupu.
losity." ~ai' s'.-. 49,
Geological Corps.


We are informed by the State Geolo-
gist that the following named gentlemen
constitute the State Geological Corps:
B. F. Nudge. A. NJ. Geologist. !.
Frederick Hawn. Asst -
Prof. &C. Swallow. PsIeon,olozist.
Tiffin Sinks, NJ. D., Chemist and Ne.
teorologist. ..l,
G. A. Logan. n D.. Botany and SAM
itary Relations of the State. -
We congratulate Mr.. Msdge upon bis
good fortune in occurring the services OF
such valuable sssistsnts. Prof.. Swallow
occupies an envisble position in the Sci
enti6c world, and. in consequences of his
having msde tho survey Of Missouri,
which is closely relsted gsologieaily to
or State. can contribute moro than any
other person to this important sntsrpyiss.
Major Hswn ives an assistant in the Mis-
souri, survey, and has a sde extensive ex-.
aminstions in Kansas. Drs. Sinks. and
Logan stand dsservedly high in the
branches assigned them. and need. NO
praise from Us. Mr. Nudge is con6deat
that, BY the expiration Of the rear. be
will have collected y array of-facts. that
will sstonish III who know the time and
trouble required in sush nstters.. d
We hepe his expeet,tion yil not bs
disappointed. but on the contrsfy. will bel
largely sdded TO in results. We have
steadily advanced this measure. sad shall |
70 urge is inportsocs upon oarl
people until the work Is completed. i
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-05-05

.eoIkA Y~4na - The H0OOXe.0
That. what ths l..s Stat Convsn.ion
"a. t.rw.a A., ;,.x ,.l..in, 10 this
"vo;cs /" va IN ...ss th.t there were
nres.n,. :. d.,.,,... = str;ku, On the
L.ns aide. ov,r fo,.v Federal olics hold
or, ov;,. thai, ,l.,s. 10 Lana On the
o,h., ia ,h.,. -. .o,,e tbr,e or four.
vbom Ian. h. -. ao;no his bsst for !
war n.,t "a h.ve rsnoved. A great
A., .f....,l.;.s -. mad. dor;ng The
p,.r,. ~ R.,h.,.. Aam;n;.,r.t;oas.
that F.dsr,l CO.. .bolder, ver, .,ns here
to control our nol;t;c. We csnno, sec
.b.t !. :. ..v mo,. n,onsr for of;ee. hold.
.r-,u,er ,he nr...n, aamfn;a,,.t;ou- 70
uss the p.tron.r, of THAR ,o.;tion for The
s.me nnrno.s.
Oftbe twelve DELEGATES and Alterp,tes
10 tbe National Oonynt;on nina .rs Of
the above class. Let ua s.e:
James Henry I.n.-JJn;tsd States
sen.ton, and Au.,ss,s; ~ al n. K.ns,.
abb Carr wilaerNMsmber of Con.
eress.
Thomas NJ Bov,nAObk.insd 4 .e..
frauduleptlv in IN. State Convent;on of
1862. where ha did the bidding Of Lana
for which service be ma. made Colonel of
the K ans.s l3th. ap.;.st tbs v;shes Of /.
majority of the Regiment and il booked
for 1 Brie.diership.
WV. n. L.wrepce--M.de s.cret.rv
of STATE bv Sidney Clark and Cbss,er
Thomas At the reouest of lane
Martin Il. Insley-Ou.rterm.ster at
Fort Scott tbrouoh The ;nf,ne,c. If Lane
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-05-05

Laid in the cradle with another Niger
baby, suckled'by 8 she African, cobsbit.
ing with negroes all his life, and 6oastiDp
of his African descent. Jim Lane now
tries to claim Ireland as his country. and
the Irish "a bone of bis bone and blood
Of his blood. In speech delivered s,
the Cooper Institute, in New York,
March 30th. 1864. he said:
''Yes, how proud would l be Of nv
Irish blood, if / could only know that
there were no Copperhssds among ny
people,"
We pity the Irish if they aesuoxlsly
Jeems as one of their "people" hh,
matter entirely between him AMI then.
If they can stand it. we don't know that
we have any right to complain.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-05-05

The Oskalooss Independent. referring
to tho Conservatives charge Of the Elders
sfihe NJ. E. Church being bribed by Car
ney, Gays: aaiio' - a 80 %
A more wicked insinuationJ than the
foregoing could hardly be penned. g The
Presiding Elders are not only honest men
and patriots. but they are Christians -'''
NJ He who charges hisfellow citizens with
fraud must be fraud himself.
;. He who impntes the worst motives to
oters must be governed by the vilest mo-
tives himself. fta ""rf E'
We have noticed this charge with sin
cere regret. 1t is q melancholy spectacle
to see q good man throw himself away
to have the advocate of noble principles
prostitute himself to the base uses of DEM
agogues and Williams.
We certainly wish the Conservative
would rise above this slough, and take a
position that its own Judgment and con-
science could approve. If the office Of
the editor influences its course, certainly
that Office, be it ever so valuable, is not
OF Sufficient worth to sink manhood for
its emoluments-the price is entirely too
great for the consideration received.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-05-05

FoR SALE.-An honest mechanic. ont
in Seneca. has the following notice posted
up in his shop: a,
For SALE, A BARaAIN.-One year sub
scription to the "Nem aha Courier" having
81 weeks to run-will be sold very cheap,
as the owner does not belong to "the
clique" Inquire at the Harness Shop.
The Courier is paper that has had a
great deal to say about giving away the
Leavenworth Times. The thing is com
ing home to it. This advertiser is one Of
the citizens of Seneca who subscribed for
the Courier. to encourage. the establish
ment Of paper there; but less than six
months has suficed to give him his fill.
But It is useless for him to advertise the
thing for sale. He cannot sell it, nor
even give 1t away. 2! ~
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-05-05

Death OF M. N. 1armos.
This distinguished poli,ici,, *
"olden times" in Missouri, d;as Ol tie
residence in Saline County, on II. a; y ss
of March, at the advanced ace ., ,ae ~. 2S!h
three years. '''entg.
Gov. Marmaduke ranked with A.,
politicians of Missouri ahronob u1 hrt
portion of Col. Bentoa,s e,en,inI : lars.
fal career. and was devoted H. ;aa Use
the distinguished Senator. He ul ,a to
true TO him through the renorabla blAnss
upou him By the present rebels :, VIZ
STATE, who were srrayed sgaius, CoI.us, :, .as
Benton ct an early date, under the .,S'sl l..9
ship Of the late Governor G. +, J,sl.ef aaef'
The latter, though b,uher.;nJ,o':
Governor Msrmaduke. could never ;Ds s o.
him tojoin him IN his "hunt and houaS' h,ouas'
,ipg% of Missouri's most gifted Of Al 'ts, a.
line of Senators; and when Colo,., y ps
ton took his "appesl to the p.onls" ts sa'
the clogs thrown in his way BY the .J..s .1
SOP resolutions" more properly .Nsa.
resolves" Governor Harmaduke ,sn.; ps0a
ed true to The old Roman.
The Governor was positive man a.,
remained true to the Goyernment, ,bon,S
he had three sons who yielded ia 4, =
storm and We're swept Of into the rebelE,s
-Gen.aioh Ss Marmsdnke, Of the o1 ,.SS,
army; Henry Mstmaduke, of the ,sS., G
navy, and Vincent Marnaduke, who W. ~.
banished because Of Bis disloyalty. TSs
Governor himself remained loysl n.s aus
to his death, and went to rest in the f,;,S
He was at one time Lieutenant Govs,na"
and ex-o9eo Governor Of the St,,s
Evening Neus.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-05-05

ENcoURAarNa.-The Leavenworth Con
servative declares its intention to eschew
all gross personalities, and says it has
always avoided indulging in them.-
We cheerfully bear testimony to the
truth Of this statement. The Conserva-
tive has ever been remarkable for its ten
der regard for the feelings of those against
whoa its opposition has been purchased.
When reluctantly compelled to be per-
sonsl. it never applies harsher term to
an opponent, than "sneak." "fraud, T"
imbecile." "fool." "idiot." "corrupt."
"pejured." swindler," usurper,"
''villain," etc. The Conservative is truly
. model of dignity.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-05-05
"a The Atlantic Monthly. for May,

~ The Atlantic Monthly, for May,
Is on our table. It contains the follow
ing articles: A Cruise or Lake Ladoga;
Wet-Weather Work /; The Resper's
Dream; The New England Revolution
Of the Seventeenth Centary; Some Ac-
count OF the Early Life of an Old Bach
elor The Snow-Msn The Gold Fields
of Nova Scotia Life on the Sea Is
lands Gold Hair; California as q Vine.
land To Young Girl Dying The
River; Types; House and Home Papers;
Re-enlisted; The Presidential Election.
Published BY Ticknor d Fields, Boston,
ct 80 year.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-05-05
The Republican papers throughout the

The Republican papers throughout the
country are publishing what purports to
be speech made by Senator Jim Lane
at the Cooper Institute. in this city. last
week. 1t is needless to say. what win be
plain enough to all who know the distin-
guished Kansas Senator. that he neither
did nor could make any such speech.
What be really said. or an abstract of his
remarks. will be found in The World.
The report in the T,ibune and Times was
what was written ont in Washington for
Lane to say: but he forgot the words ..
soon ~ he presented himself before the
audience. The published speech was
grammatical and coherent. and was not
blasphemons; all of which goes to show
that II conld not have been Lane's.-N
T. World. e., 7ss, l.5-
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-05-05

TIE PREsIDEScY-GEsERAL BUTLER.-
Quietly. but considerably and firmly. the
friends Of Gen. Butler are progrsssins
with their arrangements for bringing him
out - candidate for the nomination ..
Baltimore. They seem to. Be confident
that Mr.. Bincol6 will not be nominstsd,
end equally confident that Butler IL The
man who can best sharmonize the con.
6ictisg1 interests of' the CONVENTION.
Thsyssy that hs is. the only mss whom
the fritads of Mr.. Lincoln swili sccept :
ssd - tksssmstime will satisfy the Rad
icalsg who ere ID lhvor Of Fremont B.
some other csndidate.- WasA;nqson Co11.
resposdsses A1lsaakee Wiiseoasis. SieE
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-05-05

FEAaiJLLY RIcH.-We yesterday IS.
. lump. weighing two or three ounces, ci
slmost pure silver, taken. We were told.
frou the UbeIs Sam mines. Gold Bill
district. How much Of this kind Of slna
tbsy may have 10 more tbsn We know.
bot hsd wesa few tkcssssd toss Of it 70
should Ssst cohtensed sosil We eouh strike
somsthipg. The rich spot ffonn when
The specimes shove aflndsd to was taken,
Is st the end Of drift four hundred iees
from the sxtrsctioa sbsft. AS the work
Of dssslepmsnt progresses this nine Is
proving to b. ons of Immense valus.-
Wr0;sie sEneerpyiaCrT 7sJc -'A
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-05-05

q Geoiogist whersupon Foster rssigssd
tie posision, and pereg.insted homeward.
The bill passed. Nudge was appointed.
snd Fosters name does not even figure
Is one Of the Geological Corps.
The next we hear of Foster. is in the
character of An indignant over the Sens.
torisa election. 1--WE shall not Be SO I'M
eharitsbls ssfo insinuats that the Geo
Logical business had anything to do With
bis indi kAstion.) he was chosen . Dsl-
egats to the State Convention. where be
entered into fall fellowship with the tools
Of Jim Lane. whom be had so lately been
abusing. There are occasions when such
dirty work is to BE- s7dons, thst thoss de-
string it have not the cheek to undertake
it. but employ the meanest and most IN
principled character that can be found,
The Office Of hangman is one that is usu-
ally held by the most hardened urstchss;
the same sort are employed to rob grave
yards for the benefit Of the idissecting
room / so do snen without principle Of
dslicacy style themselves Professors. and
go about the country gelding snimals
The Lane men in the recent Stats Con-
vention had piece Of work mesnsr and
ditier than any Of the foregoing to per.
form, and it required q meansr and more
unprincipled man to perform it. They
wanted Lane chosen as = Delegate to The
National Convention, that be might hold
club over Lincoln's head. and thereby
retain control of Federal patronage in
Kansas, for his own benefit. To secure
his selection, it was necessary to throw
out . number of fairly chosen Anti. Lane
Delegates. and put in their places bis
tools. To put through this job. Watson
Foster was made Chairman Of the Com.
mittee on Credentials. and performed bis
dirty task most thoroughly. Every An
ti-Lans man whose seat 1t was though.
proper to contest, was thrown out and,
if the word had only been given, those
whose seats were not contested would
have been sent sdrift. But the Lane
leaders had not the hardly food to com.
msnd what the miserable wretch, Wat
son Foster. was ready and willing to ex-
ecuts. If Lane does not reward him. j.
will not be because he does not desire q
reward, nor because he has not performed
dirty work enough to deserve . reward
from that source. -...rf - :. 7st. q
I. is. hard to conjecture where Pere-
grins will scjouru at the time Of next
Falls election; but be may be looked for
over at Topeka. as Representative. if be
can find some rural District where the
people don't know him. and are easily
"honeyfuggled" by a smooth tongue.
When Professor Nudge gets ready for
business. if be intends to give any atten-
ton to fossils. he might ind an interest
ing subject for experiment in Hon. Pers.
grine Shyster.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-05-05
H The St. Louis Dsmocr,t me.t;on,

, ~ Tho Sc. Louis Democrat mentions
having been showa q copy of the "Nsv-
port Mercury and Weekly Advertiser. !"
dated in the year 1858. published BY
Jsmss Franklin. ssad remarks that il is
"s.id to have been printed BY Benjamin.
Franklin. then 1 an apprentice to his broth
g."e Perhaps, the Democrat is bette.
posted in the history of Frank Blair than
that Of Benjamin franklin. The latter
was born in the year 1106. and was con.
sequenuy 50 years Of age in 1853. Most
too old for an apprentice. ssf3, =,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-05-05

~ Stafford. the Judge Of limitations.
in . recent wretched jumble Of stuff at
Manhattan. through courtesy called a
speech. said that when be saw man re-
ceivs an appointment. even If it were only
thst of General in the State Militia, after
assisting in electing to the Senate the man
who sppointed him. it looked to him
rather suspicious. How does il look TO
the Judge. when man. after being reft,s.
ed an endorsement for the United States
District Judgeship, by The friends of
Carney, goes into the bushes of making
indignation speeches sgainst the Govern
or? Or how does It look to him, when
members of'tbs. Legislature sign protest
against an election. and go about bowling
against Carney, and are pretty soon ap.i
pointed BY, Lane to United States District,
Attorneyships. Indian Agencies. ct cetera?
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-05-05

They REFUSE 10 BE CoMFoRTED.-
Lanes tin whistles are certainly in a bad
way over the fraud" question. They
have been yelling fraud" ever since
the election Of Carney to the Senate; and
now that be has publicly renouncsd all
claim to the office. upon the strength of
that election. they call it smother fraud.
Probably it would suit them, if be were
to announce that be would not bs can
didate. and advise al his friends to sup
port the reelection of Lane.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-05-05

H 1t has been remarked as being .
little singular, that the Legislature should
make heavy appropriations to pay for
stationery, aud the Secretary of State
should use it to pay bis expenses of trav
cling. A distinguished Kansas states
men would term this "an anomaly with
out an analogous element Formerly, il
was call.d swindling.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-05-05
{ A Mig Male TraAe and . AerBe
Counterfeit Operation.

n Mig Male Trade and . LArBe
Ceanterfeis Operation.
Last Thursday . man named Thomas
Smith esssysd to boy of Wolf q Peks.
At Sedslis. 1876 mules. Thers was ss the
time another Smith in the market, ID.
BY special nomen. who appears to have
been an agent of Mr. Finn. IN tbs city.
Thomas Smith said to j. j: How ye
don'ts want to be in the market against
each other, (pity that the house Of Smith
should be divided against itself l-Rep. J
and I'll give you $50 to rdtire aud let me
have this trsde." j. j. agreed-Ihomss
handed out a>Sl00 gresnbeck-J. ]. re,
turned : $50 greenback. and departed.
we'll pleased with his operation. Thomas
Smith bought the mules at about S1SS .
-bes3, smouptiog to e27 ,000. psid for
them, and Wolf 4 Peke departed ,ip
peace, well pleased with their operation.
The trade had not been concluded. howev-
or, before Mr.. Jones. (another strange
namely comes along; and Mr.. Thomas
Smith. in q very quiet way. tells him,
FsI've bought these mules as sff6 head
-ifyou choose to take them At Sl15. you
can have them" Jones being minnie
man, asnd understanding bis business,
buys the mules. paying e22. .450 fortheu.
and Immediately shipped them to this
city. They had hardly been penned at
the Wedge House. however. before the
police were au&horized to seize the mules
and arrest the parties having them. ss
that every dollar paid for them by Smith
to Wolf 4 Peke was eounfsrfeaf 1t was
psid in 800 counterfeit Treasury War
rants, . notice Of the uttering of which
was Published in this paper yesterday.
Accordingly the mules were seized ssd
srs now 10 charge of the police at the
Wedge House. Mr.. Jones has bsen ar
rested. and though complaising Of i'll
health, is languishing inorespsctsbIe' du-
rance. Messrs. Wolf & Pese have not
yet arrived in the city, but are expected to
be here to-day. These facts we obtain
from the Chief of Police.
The Joke of the affair-if there can be
anything ludicrous in so expensive .
drama-is the buying of of j. j. Smith
BY Thomas Smith. The latter having a
grset aversion to seeing two members Of
the graet Smith family working against
each other. kindly paid J.J $50 to go
out of the trade. The 800 bill he gave
wss counterfeit, and he go. $50 in good
money in change | Strange that one
Smith could use another thus Esof= 'i'-
Jones is the only patty yet arrested
ST. Louis Republican. 81 is''''a' Z"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-05-05

~ Ben. Butler, besides his own well
msrited fame. is getting his name up on
other peoples credit. But . short time
since. We noticed the fact that an eminent
literary paper in Nemahs County had
credited some lines from "Hudihras" to
Ben. Butler. Gen. VIM. o. Butler, Of
Kentucky. wrote some 6ns poems: but
we now see them going the rounds of the
papers, ascribed to Gen. Ben. Butler.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-05-05

H The St. Louis Republican comes
out strongly in favor Of the reelection Of
President Lincoln. When the Republi.
can rejoiced at the election Of Carney
over Lane. the Indigs. said that proved
Carney was Copperbead. Will they
now call Lincoln a Copperbead We
guess not. He has too msnytsf fat Offices
at his disposal, that Lane can beg for,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-05-05

w 1t is finally settled that Kansas
escapes the draft. She has received cred
it for her colored troops, which saves her.
Whenever she can receive credit for the
three regiments out of which Lsne has
swiudled her, she will be fortified against
two or three additional drafts.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-05-05

Ey The valuable sword at the New
York Fair. has been awarded to Gen.
Grant. by a majority Of 10000. out of a
vote of $4,000. If Mcclellan stands
no better show than that among the stay.
at-homes in Copperhesd city. be will
not make much headway for the Prssi-
dency. %.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-05-05
H Sam. Wood is after Secrstsr

H Sam. Wood is after Secretary
Lawrence. concerning family dry goods
bill, which be had credited to the State.
There are . good many Of Lawrence's
operations that We don't like. but We
hardly think thst dry goods affair was
intentional. It probably got among the
Stats accounts through mistake.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-05-05

3 n The Treasurer Of Brown County
gives notice that be is prepared to redeem
al County Warrants istued prior to Oe-
tobsr 9th, 1863. That County can ses
Daylight We wish the ssme could BE-
aid Of Doniphan County. l -
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-05-05

= E An exchange gives an account Of
8 whole family Of borse-thieves in Indi.
ana. There are good many Of that sort
of families id K ansas. Jim Lane is gen
erslly popular in such families. 'sl
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-05-05

: ~ Attention is called to the new
advertisement Of Bailey 4 Noyss. They
have received an immense stock Of new
Goods, this Spring, and more coming.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-05-05

~ Ths eChastsnoosa Gs.etts gives
an aecoqss Of : young Uaionit IN Tsa-
nsssse. Who rvss eon6psd y = lslpstrs
cave log ,siss months, sad wss: = lsosthI
rssensd aliva Psssps i ~ IL sals-
pstss TIT sevsd shim.ss sss ! So
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-05-05
H Tho .Ladv's Frieud.o for \

: - The "Lady's Friend" for May,
comes to us. illustrated with s.Ths Low
ers," and Colored Fashion Plate. and
containing piees of Nnsic, entitled ssThs
Little Tssss Polka" and about twenty
original articles. This york already rsnks
among the fist class Magazines. Pub
lishsd By Deacon 4 Peterson. Phladsl-
phis. at % year. og
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-05-05

@ There iss very good institution
Of flsarning at Topeka. called the Episeo-
pal Female Seminary. Ifths Superiu-.
tendsnt would consent to admit . single
male pupil. We would suggest to Baker.
Of the Record, that be attend for Q season,
and take easy lessons in grammar. Per
haps such butcheries as chad have been'
and chad it not have been" would not
then 6gnrs two or three times in every
issusoof bis paper. .ym .'