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FROM MOBILE.

NEW YoRK, Jsn. %.
The steamer Atlanta from Mobile Bay
the l6tb, has arrived with 1000 bales of
cotton from the rebel government to pur-
chase blankets, clothing, &c. for rebel
prisoners.
Nothing of moment was goingOn in the
vicinity of Mobile.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-25
IRON NER YORK.

New YoRK, Jan. "a.
The PosfG Washington special stat es
that in the House the Military Committee
summoned the keeper Of the Old Capitol
Prison before them tc-csy. His evidence
shows that many persons are still in pris-
on against whom no charges have been
made
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FaNlI WAsHINGTnN.

WAsHIEGToE, Jan. "a.
A delegation las arrived here to secure
an appropriation by Congress for the con
struction Of a canal to connect Green Bay
with Lake Michigan.
Ex-Presideut Pierce is hourly expected
here and Is said to be one Of the peace
commissioners.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-25
J nTHsONIAN asTITUTE ON FIRE.

WASHTEaToN, Jan. "a. 3:40P. NJ.
The Smithsonian Institute is now COM
pletely enveloped in flames. 1t locks is
If its entire contents would be consumed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-25

Col Alonzo Alden, of the lssth N. 7.
Volunteers, killed by she explosion of the
magazine at Fort Fisher, was a member Of
the class of'6s ia Williams College We
knew him well. Ths country has lozt s
brave officer and noble man, IN thsdeath
Of AlonEo Alden.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-25

There Is movement in progress IN New
York to assist discharged and disabled sol
dIers in the procurement Of work. Such
an enterprise should be nsugursted in
a7srz city IN the land
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-25
ERON WAsHxNGFON.
Whaur1dTo,T Ian

The Senate In the executive session to
day confirmed the nomination Of Charles
A. Dana 70 be Assistant Secretary Of War,
to al the vacancy caused By the resigna-
ton Of Peter q. Watson.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-25
CANADIAN PARLIA1KNr.

QUEBEC, Jan "A,
In the opening debate in Parliament,
last night, the Government was sustained
By large majority.
The conduct of Southern refugees in
Oanada was strongly denounced.
A commission was issued 70 enquire into
the cause Of the failure of Justice in refer
enee to the release Of the st. Albans raid
eTs.
The Government has suspended Justice
Coursol.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-25
FROm TORONTO.

ToRoETo, Jan. "a.
The decision in the Burleigh case will
be given Friday morning.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-25

Department While so acting robbery
was committed. In February last thG
trunk of Msjor Mslone, Paymsster Of
the army, was robbed of nearly $40 000
Some tins sitter, Hogan and Duggan were
arrested by Superintendent Wood on the
charge of being concerned in the robbery
and have since been held in custody.
This morning Mr.. Wood appeared TO
answer the writs and handed in the Re
turns to the Court Superintendent. Wood
answers The body Of Hogan, in my pos
session, was arrested and imprisoned by
authority Of the President Of the United
States. do not produce his body by res-
Son of the order Of the President endorsed
upon said writ, to which reference is
hereby respectfully made The endorse
ment Of the President on each writ is a.
follows: The within named Hogan and
Duggsn, and who are imprisoned by my
authority, this writ Of hsDeas crpus is sus-
pended, and the officer hsving Hogan or
Duggsn in custody Is desired not to produce
his body. but to hold him in custody until
further orders, giving this order in his re-
turn to court.
January %, 1855. A. LINCOLN.
The Worlds Savannah Eetter sans ell
business has been suspended in Charleston,
and non-combatsnts are preparing to leave
he city.
Comparatively few troops are in the
city, all which could be spared having been
sent to BranchyIlle to contest Sherman's
advance.
There appears TO be no doubt but
Charleston will be evacuated, and the only
opposition Sherman will meet may be ex-
pected at Brownsville.
Deserters from Charleston say that the
defenses in theresr of the city are unten-
able and it would rsquire very brief
seige. Torpedoes have been placed on the
approaches to the city in order to prevent
8 final and decisive charge.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-25
New YoRK, Jan. "a
FROM SOUTHERN PAPERS.

FROM SOUTHERN PAPERS.
The Richmond Enquirer hopes the Vir-
ginis Legislature will pass a resolution
rendering to the Confederate Government
the full consent of the State to the propo-
sition to the abolition Of slavery to France
and England, upon the establishment Of
their independence, and pledging the State
to make good the act as soon after the trea-
ty Of peace is signed as proper regard for
society will permit The cause of the
country demanded and has received the
services of all her citizens and has taken
the lives Of g very great many. It has
also stripped the land of all It's provisions.
Now, let cotton and tobacco, gold and
silver and negroes, be devoted to the sue
cess of our cause. The Richmond Sentinel
says No wilder hsllucinstions could take
possession of human mind, than the belief
that We could ever again live with Yam
KEGS on terms of equality or come under
the Same government with them, except as
sconquered people. Differences of habit,
sentiment and feelings and diversity OF
interest which wise legislation and con-
servatiye statemanship might have recon-
ciled, have, under the counSels Of madmen
6t 70 disturb the peace Of al the world,
been hardened into enduring antsgonism.
The EnqaiTsr, of the 2lst eongratulstes
its readers and the country On the restors-
tion of eneral Johnston TO the command
Of the armies of the West.
The same paper says; If Mr.. Cox's
resolution cspnot fnd favor with Repub-
lican House Of Representatives no Confed-
crate can hope for any terms other than an
ignominious surrender. Let peace slide,
and let us turn our whole attention to war.
The negroes recommended by the Prssi-
dent have not been provided; will not
Congress immediately take action and se-
cure forty thousand. The enemy will not
offer Us any terms other than that Of sub
mission as long as they have prestige Of
success. II we would have peace, We must
first gain victories and the
army must have mora men and
new and better organization
With Sherman threatening Charleston
and Fort Fisher sdording base for oper-
ati0ns in North CArolins, Hoods army de-
fested in the west, and the army Of & ortb-
srn Virginia the country's only hope and
reliance, It was expected that Congress
would have taken some measures for the
next campaign
The Richmond Erami'ler says: The re-
port of Hoods supercedurs by Dick Taylor
e confirmed. Hoods army was on its wsy
to Corinth, at last accounts, and would
probably reach It In safety.
The same paper has an editorial on
peacemovements. It argues that there is
no use in talking about negotiations or
tarD,a thaf thara ara hllt two cniiraaa ms
sible to be pursed-one is a prosecution of
the var to successful termination, and
the other Is an abandonment Of the con-
test and unconditional surrender.
uEEEllruu
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-25

I. OR sALE-ON AND AFTER MON
L DAY, January 18th. Is5s. shall o1sE lor -
the foIl5WfpR described propsrfy, % vi - LLA
On, IrsvS thrss suriuT Drays eiSht sstl HaZnoaa:
DrsTS and Harness rsafly nsE. A1lo, nneteen *
-.iI-vt rrafC dorseg Ths hJTa prcp9r y can be
.os1 a. "a A nd b. ". B. B. Barns, back Of ths
Iusrican Houss TT furtheE Particular n9IlEo
og ne undarsignsd 4t he a. ana Y. W. T. \ Ollcs'
n iLaisiS siSSst' "'''S AMOS A. WRIGHT.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-25
NEWS FROM sAVANEAa.

: ppenrancs cf the sfreeGs-OperalfOus
OfIbe ChRIstf8u Commission, Drink
ing Saloons, Billiard Saloons. Negro
MfnstreIg and Theatses-TEO AOuSes
OF the Rebel AristoeFaey-UnfOn
Music ON Rebel PIaR0ssaR8od order
Of she City.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-25
IREAT GIFT DISTRIBUTION


76O,OOO
Watches, Chains, Diamond 1fngH, &c,
Worth oYLE
ONE MILLION DOLLARsi
Al 70 Be sd To- One Dollar each, without regard to
Vaiue. Not o be paid for unE1l you know what va
are 70 receive.
sgIendid List Of Articles.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-25

"a private letter from PssoAgoula Of .
recent date, states that Changers forces
have fallen back for the present 70 within
the limits Of the town, the roads, since the
storm having become so bad as to render it
impossible TO transport supplies to the 20
sition formerly held by them.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-25
A TI4ANTIo AID GREAI WKsTERB
"a RAILWAY.
IN and RinteF AFfan ement.

Fall and Winter AFfan em6Rt.
Takes Eject Monday, November zstA, 1sse.
Two Through Ezpres Trains DAILY between
CLEVELAND and EEW YORK
"DAI E1PHEss, leaves Cleveland Sundays eEoePt-
ec) 81 $50 A. H., arrives at headTtls 81 sstu P. ~
(Dinnszl Salamanca st 6:55 ?. n, (5l ,spiRs las4
and New York - LILO II.
''EIszr ExPEEss,' IoaVss Ol,vslaIsd GsAtUrdaR
exospted) At s:l5 P. n, (Sleeping Cans attaohsS)
arrives a. Msadvlre 81 1;R0 A.. h, salAasBes -
80 A. Il, ard New York st 1850 P. n.
WESTWARD.
~-Laaves New York at.........T.U. A. =.
Day L4pa Arrives at Cleveland Ht......7:3J L. =.
leaves New York &C. > -..6sOJ ?. =.
NhsLA 1o ~iTea at Cleveland at.....-s:lO ?. -
u TRAIEs.
TrAh ieafihB Oloso1ens NtsnkliR ht.-.... T:45 p H.
6Il1.Ss,'5 :, Gast).--....--e.l5 ?. N.
ArAn sTTTs, a. TrSpk $R AtlolQ A ..
Traia Issvins Cleveland a [sOutL a. Tsor Isl p
Train leaving OlsTslsnd As (5ouihl-.... a y
arrives 81 YounSatoWn IS. - -
TraiL leaving youngstown at laOEthl-.--, Z Z \,
arrives At Cleveland At......1o-1- : a. =
Salamanca ct (West)--.... $40 A.t1'
arrives At MeAdyills st.-..-l0.45 A. N'
arrives ct Akron at....-..-.. 80 ?. H.
a-riVss nt MeadTi1s AE...Ia:So ?. n.
Errfvas af Salamanca Gt..- I'D r. s..
LOCAL, ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.
Train lesaving Akron at iHsstl l..-..- lv'99 A. N'
arrives - MAnSnsid At.,.... s:lb r. 4,
arrtYa1 at Gallon at.s..,..s- $50 ?. n.
Gallon at CAST )--..-..-...... 800 A. \.
arrives ~ hAnadOld at--.--.lo7OO A. y.
arrives kt Akron st.-.---. 4il5 ?. n.
a Gallon At (Westl............. 7:lb A. u.
arrives at pEbsDa At...,...-. l:O0 ?. -.
arrives 81 Dayton Gt-........ A;Oo ?. n.
Z" Dayton ~ Cast )--..-..-...., 900 A. ~
arrives At urbanA At....-....l0;So A. H.
arTivsEas Gallon at........ 40 ?. =,
Ash for Throu gh Tpksta via "SalAmancs."
t. u nEETsER, GenI snp't.
J. Q. CALHOUN, GsnT iefet AGent. nn4s
ON C0NSIGN1ENT.
$50 Busheis White Lean,
50 Boz.a 30. Chess,
IS Barrels Boil BuftsE,
20 rtrkins Butter,
y Barrels Mnsssd on,
10 InlloU
In store and Zoe Eabe b.
oANNoE a FREEMAN.
Prs5uos Comm scion MsrehsEtsS
snnas:lE5dIlp Ts Eivsz RivsrItrss1-
SUndFies on Commission.
OBsrrsls Dried ApPIss.
10 - oho,ee BAH sutter.
5BErrels Ta1oW.
Eggs.
ln IIour.
10 Oasss Oysters.
100 Bushels Potatoes.
No. 20 MsTWiR stEosts, ,,r-r,
tanl7 =. q. - !. : -
THE OLEVELAND FREEDMEN'S
Aid Commission Rooms are located ct 30 d
BSnh street They VIII be opea during bnsan,ss
hours for tho reception Of stores Tor the snnsstn
TEssanea- y NJ ss-4s,s3v. SAsS,
taaStq2seaH
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-25

MeszrB. and n GAU8HAh Z Co, ll6 Bro adwHy,
he York, extensive NASuzAcTuREEs AND r[Po1TGES
Of al tte tsdp ana most fasuionabla BtyieG Of
NWA1 CHS AID JEWELhI, deslri 70 increase
THAR ineRa TO an unlimited extent. have resl Yod
upon o GRHAT GIT DISTRIBUTION, subject "
tbs Tsgula ionA folloFIngi
OERTITIcATES, pAEinT each srtiols snd Its value
are lscsd In SEALED EnVelOpsd and well mixsd. ODs
81 thsle an 4ogss VII b sauf by mai to any addsss
on n,1a.pt Of - renIE-
lVortelss sod e On psar saek, isilozs rvgsri %
Tdiuef
On receipt Of the Oeftidoats SOC VIII lee what you
are RcinF 70 have and then It il at your option
send the colas and t8F the aTticie not. uFoha-
lera may thus Obtain Cold y Gton, Diamgn King
or - g. Of JSnFelry on, LIT. for ONE DOLLAR,
= In no c0oa oan thsY set lass than One Dollars
worth, s5 thsrs RTs 70 bsaukI The 2I.o0 Of Osrdf-
cat is as low;
o5s Sor IS ss1ys; avs fgr 81 thirty f0z IS; sixty
I've for SIC; oDa hundred for sE.
AoESTs vi Be GlioE-d % osnts On eysry Crrtld
cses orusred b thsu, provided tos4r remittance
amounts 70 O1e Dollar. Agents VA celset p cents
Tor every Oartino5ba AM rclt l eotl - u.s. eith9r
:. md &. eApGHAN & 90,
JAMS ls5 lI5 bF0adwsg, New York.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-25

TTHE CLEVELAND FREEDMEN's
IL Asa Commission Boonn are located et no. ~
6Snl street. They viii Be opea during bnsinEss
hours for tho reception Of stores Tor the snsstAs
Trasdmon- y ". dAeGt
fanf:IQ2-dAW 5sorelakys
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GOLD.

GOLD.
NEW YoaK, Jan. "a.
Gold closed tonight at 2o4, after reach.
ing 2O63.
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HR1rs on HApEAs coRgus.

To-day separate writs Of hGbeas corpus
we're served on the Superintendent Of the
Old Capital Prison, commanding him to
produce the bodies Of Christopher Y. Ho-
gan and John Duggsn, with the date and
cause Of their arrest. They were formerly
employed as detectives cn the Metropolitan
Police force, and subsequently, Hogan was
employed a. detectiYs Of the Treasury
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-04-13
Lee SURRENDERED!

The report. last week. of Lees surren.
der, was only premature. But on S.tur.
day, after Soma preliminary correspon.
dence between himself and Grant. he sur-
rendered. his entire army. The conditions.
as proposed BY Grant and accepted bv
Lee. were. that officers and men were to
give their parole not again to take up
arms against the Government Of the Unit.
ed States, until properly exchanged. All
small arms were to be stacked, tho srtil.
lery parked, and all other public property
turned over to Grant-the officers retain.
ing their side-arms, private horses, and
baggage.
Lee would not admit that his canse
wss hopeless. or that be was compelled
to surrender. but accepted Grants pro.
position. in order to hasten peace, and
prevent further bloodshed
Deserters say that Johnston has evacu.
sted Raleigh, and is terrifying towards
Weldon; and that when this is done, be
is going to march to Lees relief! Hope
he may have q pleasant journey.
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WHITE CLOUD, KANSAS:
thursday, ::::: April Is. 1865.

ApJCTANT GEEERAL's REPoRT.-Some
person 1--WE presume Col. Holiday him
mlf has favored us with a copy Of the
Report of the Adjutans General of Kan
w. 1t is very large volume. and con-
t''ns. among other valuable information,
complete rolls of all Kansas regiments in
sas United States service. or that have
been since the com mencement Of the war.
hsa valuable work. and must have re.
CURED 90 immense amount of labor and
pains on the part of the Adjutant Gene
h' BY reference to this document, we
ne enabled to account for the large quota
sslsned to our District and County, for
as recent draft. We end the names Of
large number Of men, who enlisted from
White Cloud and other parts of Doni.
pn'n County. credited to Wyandotte and
u''enworth. But this was no fault Of
zoe Adjutant General, as he records the
rolls as they are returned to him by those
whose duty it is to see that they are cor
rect.
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AdVeTt1S1n&s

For any other length of time, in accordance
with the above rates, which apply only to reg
ular advertising.
Business Cards of 5 lines or less, IS year
For Legal and transient advertisements, 81
per square for the first insertion, and so cents
per square for each subsequent insertion.
Special Notices will be charged SO per cent
extra; and editorial advertisements and per-
sonal communications, double price.
Ten lines of solid BREWER make one square
All fractions of half square and over, are
counted as a full square.
Advertisements requiring to be certified to,
will be charged the cost of certifying, in addi-
ton to the regular rates.
Transient advertisements must be paid fol-
invariably in advance.
u JOB WORK Of all kinds done on short
notice, as low as the times will admit. All
Job Work must be paid for when taken from
the Office.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-04-13

H Scurvy and Scrofulous Eruptions
will soon cover the bodies of those brave
men who are fighting their country's bat.
ties. Night air. bad food. and drench-
ing rains will make cad havoc with the
strongest. therefore let every man supply
himself with Holloway's Ointment. it is
a certain cure for every kind Of skin dis.
ease.
1.-THE reader of this "notice" cannot get
a box of Pills or Ointment from the drug
store in his place. let him write to me. so
Maiden Lane. enclosing the amount, and
l will mail box free of expense. Many
dealers will not keep my medicines on
hand, because they cannot make as much
profit as on other persons make. IS
cents, sS cents, and 81 40 per box or pot.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-04-13

81 Judges Kiugman and Horton.
''''ng a few days spare time after the
''lou'ument Of Court in Brown County,
-" week, ran down here to enjoy the
s.0a news that was pouring in. Some
"'oe Wild cusses about town, not having
S NC lear Of God or of the Judiciary before
~''f eyes. endesvored to lead the WORTHY
sa'ses astrsy. by means of such tempta.
'a' as egg-nog and lager; bot their mp.
"sa' character and fixed principles Of
,s'as proved too strong for the wiles
y '0e sempters. This is not gas-we arc
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-04-13
These Mighty Healers, World Known and
World Tried, are Boon to the Sick.
Disorders Of the Stomach

Are the sources of the deadlie.t maladies.
Their effect is to vitiate all the fluids of the
body, and to send a poisoned stream through
all the channels Of circulation. Now, what is
the operation of the Pills' They cleanse tho
bowels, regulate the liver, bring the relaxed or
irritated stomach into a natural condition. and,
acting through the secretive organs uros rHs
BLOOD ITSELF, change the state of the system
from sickness to health, by exercising stimuli.
taneous and wholesome effect upon all its parts
and function
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-04-13

~ Connecticut is improving. Here
tofore, she has been quite close in poll
tics, and generally considered doubtful.
But this yer, she is ons-sided. like the
balance of the country. the State cleo
ton took place last week, and resulted in
the election of tie Union State ticket by
about 10 900 majority. the success Of all
the Union Congressman, and tbs choics
of every Union State Senator. and nearly
every Representative.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-04-13

F~ We return our thanks to Senator
Pomeroy. for complete volumes Of the
Congressional Globe and Appendix. for
1864. He is the only Kansas man at
Washington, who ever thinks Of sending
US a document. except when one OF the
Others makes a buncombe speech, or is
presented with a watch or jack knife,
purchased by himself. with money stolen
from the Government, or from his con-
stituents.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-04-13
WOOL CARDING!
MESSRS. UT & FLEMING

RESPECTFULLY inform the public that
IL they will card Wool this season, at White
Cloud, on as reasonable terms as any where in
the West.
Customers will be expected to furnish one
pound of good, clean grease for seven pounds
Of Wool. We will warrant our work, if the
Wool is brought to US in good order.
The Carding will be under the superintend.
ence of Robert d. Fleming, who has had an
experience of over twenty two years in the
business, and Hatters himself that he can per-
form better work than any other Wool Carder
in the West.
JOHN Fl. UT,
ROBERT D. FLEMING.
White Cloud, March 80, Is65-3m.
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municated to Mr.. Lincoln, but wer not
entertained as basis of negotiation.
WHAT MR.. STEPHENS THOUGHT.

WHAT Mr.. STEPHENS THOUGHT.
Stephens thought that the negotiations
might form a basis for declarations by
Mr.. Lincoln in bis Inaugural on the 4th
of March, and that the President would
then proclaim a plan which would be
generally accepted by the States as ba.
sis of settlement. He (Mr. Stephens
looks upon any further effort by the Con-
federate Government toward negotiations.
or to carry on the war, as futile, and IN
Just to the psopls and the States. In
word, be considers the functions OF the
Confederate Government at an end.
STEPHENS PLAN FOR PEACE.
Stephens proposed.
ist. Let President Lincoln Issue an ad-
dress to the army and people Of the South,
embodying in that address what be has
before said as to peace, and also what
passed at his interview with tina comm is.
sioners.
81. Agree to appoint commissioners
on the part Of the United States, to meet
State comm issioners on the part of such
States as desire to meet at Nashville,
Louisville or Cincinnati, in April or May.
to consult as to q peace, on the basis OF
such States returning to the Union upon
the sole condition of obedience to the
Constitution and laws Of the Republic.
81. An election by such States as shall
send Commissioners to that convention.
of Senators and representatives. to the
Congress of the United States, to enter
such Congress upon equal terms with
other members oft. and such States to
have equality on the floor of Congrs's
with other Slater.
Mr.. Stephens believed that this plan
would secure the appreciation of North
Carolina. Georgia. Florida. Alabama,
Mississippi. and perhaps of South Caro-
lima and Virginia. He was quite sure it
would command the assent of at least six
States. In present circumstances. be
might reasonably hope it would be still
more generally adopted.
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Final Settlement

State Of Kansas, ! &C
Doniphan County.
In the Probate Court in and for said county in
the matter of the estate of Victor Cordinier
deceased.
CREDITORS and all other persons inter
~ ested in the aforesaid estate, are hereby
notified that the May term of the Probate
Court in and for said County. to be begun and
held at the Court Room, in the State and
County aforesaid, on the first Monday in the
month of May, A. D. 1865, shall apply to the
said Court for full and final settlement.
XAVIER CORDINfER.
Administrator of the estate of Victor Cor.
DINER, deceased.
April 6. 1865. 4w-$5.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-04-13

feterson's Magazine, for May,
IT,, sp''tsd at these headquarters. The
p'''e Is entitled "Wild Flowers"
~. sc 're also q Colored Fashion Plate.
y,.; numerous wood engravings. The
g.. ' IN this number. is the Farewell
d,,s' OF EnOeh Arden" The literary
s;.., ns at contains fifteen prose and DO.
do. .'''eles' from historical rom.uce
.l,.. love sonnet-a variety to suit
s.1 s'. Published at Philadelphia, a,
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HOUSE AND LOTS FOR SALE!

HNHE subscriber offers his House and three
l. Lots for sale, situated in the town OF
White Cloud. near the prairie. The house il
a good one; the lots are enclosed; and there
are on the premises an excellent we'll, and O
good stable and other out-buildings. There
are over fifty peach trees and twenty choice
apple trees growing on the lots. A great bar.
gain is offered. Call on me soon.
MORRIS FRALEY.
White Cloud, March 9, 1s65-tf