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Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-11
LEATHER & SHOE FINDINGS
IT "a II

That TIE teeth are among the most imToriia.t
gaus OF the human system. Few seem 20 ualL'@
aud many are unwilling 20 believe. ihey ar5.
quenuy neglected. become diseased, ana ar
evenIa early life, with a frequency really a@-
70 the phiisBthrOpist. Parents neglect th-F u''
thelr teeth become diseasec. cpB,fqusr-J
whole system i iui aired. ara debHiratea
loas ara necessarily impaired O. tl5.t ~
whose teeth are. IN t1rl, neglected. AMI iH
victims 70 decay, thus transmitting lncrsAs-4
~ % succeeding c-Een5euS-
Agencies It this kind nave 5eenat Work i'4
TeTila. ana the consequences i, Jl@t
though i0utly desired. are seldom seem
The Denta. PrefeS-iar. not aetuated by NJ
eu-iary gam, iab-rias to correct tlls sJlte o
oter remedies which, Tor e6- .ency are Ffoo'y.
equaled By those OF any other Department. -
icIne or surgery.
Then while we arc scrrpuiously nio a.
IN appearances and condition Of articles % ~
and even hearth stones let usE5t forget 'Hs "a
within cur MOUTH, through which We 0n'
speak. .Hn
For be It known, that dollars and Ger" rs
compute tie evils which fsiiOs sasn nfSies'- "a
adwatted, Ne should not mlEufasiure Hoi'-7.
frivolous excuses. from les JhaatnaglnAi! s-
al, and set them 10 WaE upon the co1sici'-s .-l
better Judgment, made sJEopg BY oc-si'1- 10
experience contrary T., asd IN vlo-te- 20
first great law Of nature, Wkich :, s5--l
ton. But apon the contrary, We should a.
our mouths ike, aud emulate the exl1if ,-a.
great General T. :. Grant 10 his o1--ls -.r
whp, IN starting upon the movement as-a
burg. .oDr1sned With the forci5ls e.alA
sand unWelcome cares, He took n2l;nef a1-
a servant, oveTcoat nor blanket, nO- seHt n5
chest. his OnlF baggage colSlrtei Of q ls5slel-'-
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-11
DELINQUENT TOWN LOTS.
PERU PRECINCT No. l.

TSnnSes, LOS Bis Tax Tow
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-11


Is rrerarel to take NBB0TIPaS and Milne
OTIPES il the best style Of ne art an a.
lower Prices ,iau Ever Before Ogered il
BroUnEiiie.
Hs still occupies the Say-Lisht Gallery o. Main
Street. opn9Si.e the Ci,y Drug Store, where he
may be found JurioZ business hours
Pictures Warrsn ed 10 Give satisfaction
Tie rub.fs arc invited to call AID sz-mins spsci-
Hssrs Of operation, from 2 A. y. to 4P.x
g--wavfle. Feb. /, 1854. n23-tf
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-24

and families of rebel officers and soldiers, ba,.
accompanied Price to Texas. The removal Of
so large a nsmber of rsbel women, whose in.
Auence was vastly more perncious than tha, Of
twice the same number Of men, will tend to
lessen the danger of another inva,ir n Confed
crate soldiers having no longer the inducem.nt
to make annual visits to their families in Mi.
sourl.
The expenses incurred by the campaign,
though amounting 10 millions in tbe szsrgs.r
will not prove heavy burthen on the S,,.s
By direction Of Major General Curtis, to Who's.
kind CO. operation and we'll ldirected ensrrr in
furnishing arms and other supplies Etsgu.
which our efforts would necessarily hz, been
feeble, We should chee fully accord full u,,
sure Of our triumphant success. the General
Government will assume the largest tsm Of
expense, such a. subsistence, forage, fuel ani
transportation; and it is m,re than pr.babe
that the General G pvernment will rem uns
the State for the pay proper Of the militia
By order Of
GEO W. DElTZLER,
NJ, jor. General X. S. NJ.
JoHS T. MonroS. A. A. G. inpv. lI-is.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-24

E The Nemshs Courier re-pub'
fishes. for the 6ftieth tims. something the
Chief said sbout Carney. before he was
nominated for Governor. otsr two year,
ago. We suggest that they keep it OF
hand. as standing matter. Il viii help to
Gil up. when bebind-hsnd. If they esn'
not spare the type. they had better pur.
chase q supply with portion of the $500
they got from Lane and Sid. Clarke. OF
else steal some out Of the Champion
Office r'at 'urr. 80
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-24
Proclamation.
STATE OF KANSAS, J
ExrcTrrrvr nrp.,rsvv~

The year nov drawing to . close has been
one of great prosperity to the people Of this
State. We have t. rejoice over sufficient har.
vests, liberally rewarded industry, the decrease
Of crime, and the general peace and quiet Of
society.
In the midst Of q gigantic war, which is tax
ing the energies and the resources of the coun-
try, We have steadily progressed in wealth and
population.
The consumer and the producer have shared
the blessings derived from the increased activ-
ity Of trade and-commerce.
Our educational interests have been fostered
and developed. Schools have been establish
ed, churches erected, and the means of mental
and moral culture literally difused.
The State has been measurably free from
the devastation Of rebel armies. The cloud of
invasion which lately hung over our border has
been dispslled, and the tide which threatened
to overrun our soil, and perhaps eugulf our in
stitutions, has been turned far beyond our
limits. --.--sr5 d. o.. ss-'
To avert this great disaster, the mass of the
people CALAMITY sprasg to Arms, hurled back
the foe, and, By their vigilance and heroisn,
illustrated the impossibility Of subyertins in
stitutions defended BY the enlightened valor Of
free and united people.
The union armies have gone on from cor.
quering to conquer" Great victories have
been gained on land and sea, from the effects
Of which the rebellion has bsen shaken to it,
foundation and . restored Union rendered
The countrI has been true tsoitself. The
will Of the people has bees potentially express
ed in favsr Of the perpetuation of the Govern.
ment, and the prosecution Of the war until the
rebellion Is utterly subdaed, and Freedom ev-
erywhere established.
These, With numberiess other blessing,
vouchsafed to us BY Divine Providence, are
subjects Of special thanksgiving.
Nov, therefore, in aeeordaace with the Pro-
Of the Rresidess Of the Cnited States,
and tiue-bonorsd custom, I, THOMAS
CARNEY Governor Of the State Of Kans,s,
do designate
TAursday, the s4th Instaat,
as day Of Thanksgivipg asd Prayer 70 Al
mighty God. n aIg 80. .r.,.-..
suPendisg IN regular psrssits On that day,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-24

WORTH STEALISa.-It 10 only . genu-
ins. desirable, hencs q . valuable or.
ticle that is worth stealing. Just 40 only
the good thing is worth counterfeiting
1t attests to the great value of d. B. De
Land 4 Co.'S Chemical salerstus, that
it has been extensively couuterfeited. and
8 spurious article in green papers put in.
to the market. The genuine is always
put up in bright red papers. and may be
had Of the best family groesrs in the Uni
ed States. ...-t
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-24

let US assemble in our several places of wor.
ship, and humbly thank the Father of All fol
His msrcies in the past, and implore His guild
ance and protection 70. the future.
In Testimony whereof. have hereunto set
ny hand, and caused the Great Seal Of the
State to be affixed, at Topeka, this 18th day
of November. 1864.
BY the Governor.
W.. W. II. LAWRENCE,
nov. l7-2w. Secretary Of State.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-24

T~We lesrn that Judge Kingman hos
disposed Of oil his prop,rtyin Hiawsths
and vicinity. and intends removing else.
where-to what point. We have not heard.
the result Of the recent election ia enough
to disgust any honest man ont of the
Stats. ~.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-24

~ We judged. when We gave The
'.6sts" Of the Nsmshs Courier . dose, Q
few weeks since, that it would cause their
ries-watsr discharges to aow until the
Holidays; bnt from the wsy it operates
on them. the prospect is that it will keep
them going al the Winter. il indeed It
don't settle down on them . 9 chronic
complaint.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-24

SHERMAN, GRAxr, AID SHERrDAH.-
Sheridan has been heard from. He wss
within few miles Of Macon. with por'
tiou Of bis army. while another division
was marching on smother route. They
were expected to unite. and then march
for Savannah or Charleston. Macon was
defended only BY Georgia militis. COM
posed Of old men and boys. who. il was
thought. would make no opposition. for
fear Sherman would destroy the city.
The Army Of the Potomac was IN fnll
motion, With sight days rations. and one
hundren rounds of ammunition. Their
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Richmond or Pc
tersburg-we have not learned.
i It is reported that Sheridan has had
another fight with Early. near Fishers
Hill. and given bin bis monthly whip
ping. 80 ! ~ / sb'
+ The entire c.vslry force Of the Army
Of the Gulf was concentrating. under Gen.
A. L. Les. for the purpose. as was sup.
posed. Of iutercepting Bsauregard. on bis
way to Mobile, lJs, vra:- s;t-o.s7-
Hood was near Pulsski, Tennessee.
with our forces NOT far off, s'o-' ~ %
Gen. GiIlam's command is all safe
His defeat va, not as severe as was q
6st reported: Gen. Burbridge has
reached Cumberland Gap. and no appre'
tensions are entertained that Breckinridg.
can invade Kentucky. (;
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-24

? EAsaAf1sOzssEr HaoP.-Honest in
dustry is bound to succeed at last. Fair.
all has demonstrated this. He is turning
out Chairs and oil kinds Of Cabinet work
that cannot be, surpassed in this upper
country. He is kept busy early and late,
to supply the great demsnd for bis furni-
ture. which never fails to give satisfaction.
Give him . call. befors trying elsewhere.
His prices sre as low - the times will
admit. His nav advertisement appears
In another column. a"" sf '0. .E'
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-24

@ We see it stated that School OF
Design for females is to be established at
Pittsburgh. Is such an institution the
place where designing women" are
graduated
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-24

R,nv-2o1 Nf:11 2. &.l>~>suhsu0
tbs r..nl. IN no.;as., [ Z. 0onrty 10 tbs
Lsavsnworth Tine. sdds: "1Iers q ssid
to hase been foul play n Brovs Cossty."
1t seems probable that there has besn .
gooo oeal On "looi pi.y tnloogo0e, III in'
own ~ .onu,. @ S.s M-ssS N &C.,
IN. .boy. voo,a :. . -, ,o.d ;oks.
,.,. :. ~. q, -. -. a., "sol M;ll.,n
No., ,.,....,..a .... .h;,, A. ~.
1..v.,.a,,h T.-.-. .,.,od, .l..
w. Aid NJ. ,o.;,. .,M !. a..n,,.b n n.
r:-
-, ,,h,;.h.a. - -. Co., h..
~"
not sNereo 1ne puncsoation ana $4,000
sword. Tor The sake sf telling lie. the
Times Chss nmtds uslssy what Ws never
did s.v. Fortpn.,.lv The original conv
A. .v.,, a.,,.,.h :. -, =, 81. ;, ~.
~
omoe "nets sent 'fom' ana copy Also
kept n tne omcs who're rse'Ssa. -"
es's 'ne o"s'nai copy 'sen.' ana ~ 'oe
oop,':! %sn :e'"s 70 oe 30 assp'' ,o'e'
e'.1 m'Ae'p,sS our. co''''' '''o,'' ne
s.o o'''.s '.n u 'os he.'sn"ol'n uvr 't,e
sp- o !, -. eo~P..' .Vp'e.. ~ ~
o.u ny a' a1.o' 'e n,ns "
pc'~ "o. D'o""' .ne s.' ""' '''''' ~
.s' ...' 80 80. y, '.cs..p"'1 s"' . :, :
,...a. ,.' .o'o' - -. tus ' .:N .'u "s"e,'e,
W" '"'. - '.'u - ~ 'S'u .H ,s'u..' .. = " '
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-24

TIE GREAT UuaEADY "A Democra,
oat West insists that Mcclellan would
never Be insugurated. il he should happen
to be elected. He says hs would never be
ready Tor the Inauguration. and as the
ceremonies would have to 60 over to
another dsy, Psndletou would got shssd
OF bin. 7'- ,ETZIge- rE-Z-
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-24
Dir0.

At Richmond, Indiana. on Tuesday evening.
No, ember 9Th. AssIE F.. wife of Maj John A.
Burbank. Of Nebraska Territory, aged p years
and "a days.
Thus another near and dear friend ha' gone
down in death. victim to slow CONSUMPTION;
and notwithstanding her long suffering she
died in full possession Of all her f,cnlte',
devoted wife, affsciionate sister. indulgent M
ther. and consistent Observation-Disclosures
Journal, Nouember l2h.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-24

~ The Missouri returns, as far o.
received. foot up over Is. 900 majority
for Lincoln. When oil in. the majority
will not fell far short of 10000.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-24

z ~ Sunday. Monday and Tuesday
wsrs. .stingins eold-especislly Monday
The river was FILLED with floating ice
stopping navigation. and preventing fer
~ boats from running. A few. more
such days would have closed the river
The weather has since turned much war.
msr. and the running ice hes about dissp.
pssred. % ''- .'f.''' 9
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-24

~ One Of the Lane papers. in the
heat Of the campaign. made the assertion
that Z" K arsss has an ass for Governor. !"
II 90. the thing has not been bsttersd. for
q male has been chosen to succeed him.
Thomas Carney will make way for
Sam mule Crawford. h ,aaa -.' a.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-24
~ We have heard some one wond,

~ We have handsome one wonder
why Hebbard. Of Seneca, didn't run 70,
the Legislature. this Fall, Is be is 90 crazy
after some petty Office. sudit appeared to
be favorable season for Line's dirt.eat.
srs: He didn't. for . very good reason.
The Lane leaders are sharp. and we're no.
going to spoil . sure thing. and defeat
their ticket. BY running him. Eesidss,
nobody ought to be socruel as to want
hefellow to be beaten for Office essry
year.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-24

~ They have had q COMMITTEES, out
in Brown County. to examine into th.
Windmill question. Guthrie was lead
ing member of the Committee. This is
an illustestion Of the "etern,l fitness Of
things"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-24

CHARLES JosEPH.-Compesition and
advertising are the life of trade. Charlie,
Joseph 10 determined not to be outdous
in advertising, in poetry, or in selling
chssp goods. His stock Of goods is the
ne plus ultra. and be intends to keep i.
so. He has one of the cosiest establish.
ments to b found in Northern Kansas.
in the City Hotel building. and greater
variety Of useful articles than we're ever
before packed into the same space. You
cant miss the place. Look eut for bis
splendid new sign '1 ~ $685. -.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-24

~ What an smouut Of suffering and
disease among the volunteers would Be
prevented BY the free use Of HOLLO-
WAYS PILLS AND OINTMENT
For Wounds, Sores, and Scurvy. The
Ointment is . eertsin cure; for Bowel
Complaints. Fevers. Small. Pox, de-. the
Pills arc the best medicine IN the world.
If the reader Of this .notics" ssnpos
get boz of Pills or Ointment from the
drug store in his plsce. let him write to
me. so Maiden Lam. enclosing the
amount, and 1 will mail . box free Of
expense. Many dealers will not keep
my medicines on hand because they can.
not make ss much profit ss on other per.
sons make. IS cents, IS cents, and
3l.40 per boz or pot. ra 81 -r.J-s
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-24

~ It seems that the States in which
the Copperheads, during the, past Sum.
msr. were most open and rampant in their
treason. have gone strongest for Lincoln.
Indiana and Illinois have had the worst
Coppsrbead troubles. and have given
Lincoln overwhelming m.jor,ties; while
in States farther east, where there wsrs
no difficulties, the contest has been closer.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-24

= ~ Jamsssnd John Berry. on trial
before Military Court. in St. Louis. for
desertion. and for having been engaged
10 the murders Of Duff and others, in
Andrew County, Missouri, were sentenced
to be shot on the 9th Of December. They
belonged to the l4th Kansas. and their
crimes were of the most aggravated char.
sctsr. John. being private. the Presi-
dent has commuted his sentence 10 i'm
priaonment and hsrd labor in the Alton
Psuitd6tiary, during the continuance of
tide present war. James held the posi-
tion of Second Lieutenant. and the sen.
tsnce Of the Court will be executed upon
him. '':I''ls
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-24

DISTRICT JuDaEs ELEcTED.-Fir.t
District. d. j. Brewer: Second. A. H.
Horton; Third. 9. K. Gilcbrist; Fourth.
D. NJ. Valentine; Fifth. j. w. Watson.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-24

.: WoL1 RIVER AND BURR OAK.-Ttese
two Townships are entitled to . great
deal Of credit for their vote in the recent
election. Before the election, the Serial
impression was. that Burr Oak would
give . large Lane majority; while in
Wolf River. no one could tell of an Att
Lane man there. and thought it woula go
pretty much all for Lane. But both gave
large majorities for Lee. and both went
Ati-Lane on the State ticket, except for
Governor. With work, Marion would
have done much better than she did; and
with fair and honorable vote. the result
in Wayne would have been reversed, and
at least twenty i've added to the Anti
Lane majority.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-24

~ Gen. McClellsn's resignation %
Major. General in the regular army bss
been accepted. and General Sheridan pro-
motsd to the vacancy. A decided change
for the better.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-24

TIE LADY's FRIEND.-The December
number of this Magazine I truly splen-
did one. being the hsndsomest yet issued.
The opening plate. "The Snow birds.
Christmas VISIT" is 8 perfect gem; and
the Frontispiece Of the volume, suggested
by story Of Hans Christian Andersen's.
is one Of those engravings upon which
the eye will linger for long time, and
turn to again and again. Two more
beautiful engraviugs than these are sell
dom seen in . magazine. The double
Fashion Plate for this month is finely en-.
grsved and richly eolored-no Magazine
contains superior steel fashion plates to
the Lsdys Friend; while the other en-
cravings are a. usual numerous, and
doubtless highly interesting to the Ladies'.
The literary contents sre. "Ths Christ
mas Gift." by Mrs Hosmer; "Two Falls
among the Mountains" by Mrs. Pyle;
Tho Soldiers Bride" by Mrs. Barnes;
From ths same Stock" an amusing
sketch relative to visiting yonr distant
relations. by Frsnees Les;- "Cousin Cal.
chs WILL" BY Julia Gill; "My Aunt
Goldbeater." by Mrs. Dsnison; "who
Did the Wrong :" by Miss Virginia F.
Townsend; DC, DC. ,. go
Price $3.50; 2 copies $4.00; 9 copies
$1,000; 2l copies $500. Specimen
numbers will be sent to those dssirous Of
making up clubs for Is cts. WAesler d
Wlson's celebrated !Se0ing AaeAinss are
furnished as premiums on CERTAIN terms.
Address Descon d Peterson, 3l9 Wal.
nut Street, Philadelphia.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-24

%Ths Topsks Record is now print.
ed on Hoe powsr-press. We think. if
they would print it on chesse-pren. it
would be more readable. Such . look
ing paper. from . Hoe press. We never
saw before. 1t is worth ones eys-sigbt
to attempt to read it.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-24
~Missoracal Facss.n


Whist miserable bungles many would.
b. literary men frequently make. when
they attempt to spin ont romantic OF
remarkable historical coincidsnts which
never occurred. As On example. We end.
iu the Philadelphia Saturday Evening
Post, (the oldest and one of the leading
literary papers in Amsries.) skssch oi
Charles Wolfe. the suthsr of the famous
slsgy on The "Burisl Of Sir John. Moore |"
Wolfe died early in the yssr 1873. at ths
sgs Of 81 years; therefore. be was bosu
in the year 1871 or 1892. Sir John
Moore was killed at the battle of Corun-
No. in 1909. and the poem was written,
of course, between that time and, tbs death
of Wolfs-probably nearer the latter
event than the former. After, giving o.
account of the poem and its author, th.
Post proceeds to say :aa~- r-=,-.'.-s,s-.
"Charlss Wolfe Vas OF the same fam
ily with that heroic General w olfs whs
was killed ct the siege of Qusbse+dyine
in the very moment of victory Proba
bly, the latter did not know Of this fac
when. on bis way in the boat to his fa
NOUS night attack, hs recited the verse
to Sir John Moore, which had just sp
pesred in print. and declared be woult
rather be the author Of those verses thai
conqusror in the approaching battle"
Right here is where the romance come
in. General Wolfe was killed st the to
king of Quebec. in the year 1858; yet
on his way to the attsek. be recitsd vsr
sss that had just appeared in print. tn
suthor of which wss born moro than thir
ty years afterwards. which were writer
probably sixty years afterwards. upon Al
event which occurred 6fty-ons years sf
tsrwards, and the hero of which even
was doubtless born after the death o
General Wolfe! ID
This is q fair sample Of our litsrsr!
papers. Such blunders can be found il
almost every number. Every one o
their great " Historical Romsnces."
subjected to any sort Of critical examins
ton. will be found to be composed o
more miserable jumbles than the toreso
ing. Scott and Cooper. in their Novels
sndeavored to impsrt correct bistorics
information, blended with romantic &c
ton: Not 50 with the trashy noyelis.
of the present day, of the Ned Buntlin
school. Why. We not long since read
story in one Of our popular ~seklies, tn
date Of which was laid inst st the clos
Of the Revolutionary war. Yet the char
scters were made to deal literally i,
slang phrases which have had their ori
gin within the past Eve years: a celsbrs
ted actress performed 10 play that wa
written within the last qnartsr of . cen
tury and. worst of all. the hero of tn
story sent telegrsphic despatch frou
London To the Chief of Polica in Paris
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-24

~ w. W. Bloss has retired from
the Leavenworth Times, end Col.
j. e. Vsnshsn again assumes editorial
charge. It seems to %. the Times
changes too often for wholesome.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-24

! r. The Lawrence Tribune. Of Oct.
9Th. has just reached %. We lssrn from
Il that . man BY the name Of Crawford
wss running for Goyrpor Of Kansas.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-24
UNDERTAKING.

COFFINS, plain Or trimmed, will oe I.s.
upon The sbertsss nssiee, at reasonable pnesI
and attendance given at funerals "neh 0''
TURNING Of all descriptions done 70 0''''
White Cloud, Nov. "a, le6%ly.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-24
FURNITURE & CHAIR
pAGTnRYl
WILLIAM FAIRALL,
WHITE CLOUD. KANSAS,

A NNoUNCES to the people Of Ncrth,'o
~ Kansas, Southern Nebraska. aud North
Western Missouri, that his ManuiaeiorI "
sill in operation. With greater facilities inil
ever, and all in need of Chairs or Furni!urs0' OF
any kind, are invited to call st his
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-24
@SsS9ss

and examine his stock, as he feels corbdfn'
that they will be satisfied with the qui,g'
styles and prices Of his manufactsrss. ~
keeps ON hand, or manufactures 70 order,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-24

. Proposals for Indian Coon
CEALED PROPOSALS .ill be reee'rs. ne.
y at this Office. until the 18th day ol
eember next, for furnishing AID deli'efns
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-24

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