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Good News for the Unfortunate !
THE LONG SOUGHT FOR
DISCOVERED AT LAST.


cHERoKKR REMEDY. the great Indian Diuretie
Of the Urine, Inflammation Of the Bladder Innam-
nation Of the Kidneys Stone in the Bladder Structure
Gravel Goncrrhea, elect and s especially recommended
il those Albus tes in females here
ali the old nauseons medicines hare failed
- Tits prepared in highly concentrated FORM the
dose only being from
per day.
"a II IL diuretie and purifying
and cleansing the blood causing Il TO fow in all Of ts
original purity and vgor; thus rovne from the
aliSernicious causes which have induced disease
CHEROKEE INJECTION is intended as ally as
sintAaf the Cherokee Remedy ard should be
conjunction with that medicine in all of Gleet Go
norrhsa Flnor Albus whites. Its effects healing,
pain instead the burning and almost pain
with nearly all the cheap quack In
jectons-
CHEROKEEISJECTfoN-t two medicinesat thesame
time-alimprcpeE discha and the weak
ened organs are speedily restored to fall rgor and
strength.
~ Price Cherokee Remedy 81 per bottle, or thres
bottles forf5.
~ Price. Cherokee Injection per bottle thre
bottles for IS.
M Sen. by Ex press to any address receipt ofpr
n-The Cherok ee q EN- edy, Cherokee
In5ecttSm and c Cherokee Gu ire, are sold by al
erprisfng Druggists in the civilized world Some
rinc ped Dealers however try to sell worthless
At cheap price and make more money by selling, thai
they these medicines As You value your health
ue
oesved by unprincipied Druggists ask srfAsssns
eisss ssdfsAs stAers. II the Druggists will not bu,
them for you, enclose the money in letter and we vi
send them TO you by express securely sealed and pacs
free from observation
Ladies' or Gentlemen address us in perfectconh
dence stating fully and plainly their diseases and
treat all diseases Of chronic nature in mall
female Patients need not hesitate because Of the
inability to visit u have treated patentssuceess
fully in all portio globe bycorrespond
l ence.
Patients addressing us will please state plainly all tn
symp4oms of their complaints and write Postoce Coun
ty State and of writer plain, postag
stamp for reply.
We seai ssr 80 page Ps~pkiet free to any address,
Psmpheis advice to the propr
etorr DE-. ". r. MERWIN 4 CO.,
/ Eo5o Liberty street, New York.
| @. A.COOK Chicago, No. &c Market street, Gen
raj Agent for the States Of Illinois, Iowa, Wsconsi
Michigan and Indiana who will supply Druggists at on
regular card prices. nov5o-eow
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SALE.

~ Stair 81 Iowa, LEE COUNTS.
BY virtue offs general execution to me directed issus
the Clerk OF the District Court of county, In favor
oil fhilP Neile. and against b T. Reid have levied
upon and VIII sell to the highest bidder front door
OF the Clerks once Of the District Court Lee County
iowa al heokuk, in said county on the LIST day Of
July, u 1860, between the hours of o'clock A. n
and O'Clock NJ, commencing at o'clock P. NJ of said
oay the following property, towit: All the right title
AMI interest OF said H. T. Reid and to the following
real estate to wit: KL Sec a. Up e5 ", being
part OF Nassau Addition to the city of Keokuk, Lee
county iowa Also part dissection 81 township g. range
west situated Island also In the fractional
northwest quarter Of section 3, township e. range
VEST situated On Nassau Island also, quarter
Of section ., township S. range west; also the undiyi
viied Il of south Il fractional section IL township 66
range vest Also qxarter of section town
ship Co. range also, half Of section S. tUvu-
ship o. range alss northeast quarter of section
81 township g. range west also fractional
quarter of section Is township e. range west All of
said lands situated In Lee county Iowa
Taken levied upon be sold to satisfy said writ
Of execution
keokuk, June l, 1865 ISRAEL ANDERSON
Prne Zee ~ Co. lthul Sheriff of Lee County, Iowa
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CAUSAGES--A choice article, well
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Kitty Treyylyans Diary, by Author Of Gotta HanlYy
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Webbs Masonic Monitor.
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anatomical Remembraneer.
Bedford's Obstetrics,
1dd on the Liver.
Budd the StouJad b.
Barclays Medical Diagnosis
Bird on Urinary Deposits
Bennet's Practice of Medicine.
Bamsted on Nenereal.
Beck on Infant Therapeutics.
Churchills Obstetrics.
Churchill on Children.
Churchiliou Woman.
Carpenters Ele. of Physiology
Condie on Children.
Cleveiana's Pocket Lexicon.
Campiin on Diabetes.
Dstton's Physiology.
Druitt's Surgery
Dunglisons Dictionary.
Duhrn's Dissec.or.
Erechsene Surgery.
fowne's Chemistry.
Grays Anatomy. :
t7rifhth Pormuary.
Headlsnd's Action of Medicine.
Hamilton fractures
Hammond's Military Hygiene.
| Hoblyn's Medical Lexicon.
Lawrence on the Eye.
Lehman's Chemical Psychology.
Ludlow Manuel.
Jones opthallaic Medicine.
Millers Practice and Principle Of Surgery.
| Msigs on Woman.
Meigs' Obstetrics
Mackenzie ON the Eve.
| Neil Sm,th's Compend.
Powers Surgical Anatomy.
Parrshs Practical Pharmacy.
| Ramsbothams 0betetrfcs.
| RECORD Hunter on vene real:
Sargcnts Minor Surgery
Todd on Urinary Disease.
| Taylor on Poisons.
Il Tilt on Urinary Therapeutics.
Troltsch on the Ear
| United States Pharmacopea.
| Watson's Practice
Woods Therapeutics.
williams Principles Of Medicine.
| Wilson on the Skin.
wilson's Anatomy.
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-07-20
Correspondence.
(For the Chiefly
CAPE GIRARDEAu, Mo-, July IL, 1865.

CAPE GIRARDEAu, Mo-, July IL, 1865.
EpuroR WHITE CLOUD CHrEF:-You will, l
know pardon me for occupying few moments
of YOUR time, and also a short space IL your
valuable paper. What l have to say, is simply
this: Are the citizens Of our young State of
Kansas doing all in their power to have the
Kansas boys mastered out, and come homea
Or had they rather we would remain just where
ve are7 The old 7th is now tired of army life,
and what are left of the old veterans, feel that
they are doing no good to the Government, to
themselves, nor to any one else; besides, after
four years bondage, freedom would be hailed
with delight by us all, Give US our liberty
once more, and then, if we are needed again,
we are ready. with strong arms and willing
hearts; but should we be retained in the SER
vice another year, many would say, like my
self: "No! never will | enlist again. The
7th is fast declining; there is not that energy
of feeling shown as last year. The Regiment
is scattered from ST. Louis to Bloomfield, Mo-,
a few companies here and there, and it is hard
to conceive when the whole Regiment will
again be together. But the great wish and
hope now is, that ere many days the 7th Kan
sas will be known only in history; as her boys
will, il discharged, 60 to all parts of the coun-
try.
Rebel paroled prisoners continue to come in
daily, and take the oath of allegiance. All
seem quiet, and willing to do the best they can
hereafter to live like Union men. May they
ever adhere to that principle, is the wish Of
your humble servant, ]. A. C.,
Company B.. 7th Kansas Cavalry.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-07-20

AUrHENTIc L re OF LlNcoLH-Among
the numerous lives of our late lamented
President, the only really authentic and
reliable one is that written by Hon. Jo-
seph II. Barrett, Commissioner Of Pen.
sions. He was upon terms Of the closest
intimacy with Mr.. Lincoln. and had s'
bis command every source of information
required to render the work reliable. full,
and complete. Mr.. Barrett commenced
gathering material for this work over fou'
years ago, and it is the only one for which
Mr. Lincoln himself furnished all the ma.
terial facts of his early life. Besides bis
life, and an account of his death, the
work will contain his speeches, in and
out of Congress his Messages, Procla
nations, Letters, etc. 1t will contain 9
steel portrait of Mr.. Lincoln. p, ,onounced
by himself and his friends to be the fines,
and most accurate likeness ever produced
The book will contain about 700 pages
bound in cloth, sheep. and half calf.
This work will be sold only by agents
and cannot be obtained otherwise. Mr..
Joseph A. Tate. the only person who ba'
authority to sell it in Doniphan County
is now visiting tbe citizens of the Coun
ty. for the purpose of obtaining subscri
bers. He will be here in q few days
when all who wish this valuable work
should avail themselves of the opportu
nifty to subscribe for it.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-07-20

FREraHTNG-FINE TRAIN.-There has
been quite large freighting business from
this place over the plains, the presen,
season. This is the drst year that such
business has been done here, and its I'D.
vantsges have been found to bs such, that
we expect it will become q regular and
increasing business feature in our place.
John Guild has just loaded train Of
fifteen wagons. with corn. for Denver.
and is about ready to move. Those who
are familiar with the freighting business
from the Missouri River. say he has the
finest lot OF oxen that have started for the
plains this season, or ss fine Is have ever
started.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-07-20

We ASSERT 1T BoLDLY.-There are nc
other Medicines so reliable, e1ectual and
convenient as Hollowsy's Pills and Oint'
ment, always ready for use. They are
invaluable to the soldier exposed to
wounds, sores, fevers and bowel com.
plants. They never fail.
Ifthe reader of this ''notice" cannot gel
q box of Pills or Ointment from the drug
store in his place. let him write to me, so
Maiden Lane, enclosing the amount, and
I 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. 35
cents, SO cents, and e1.40 per box or pot
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-07-20

DRorPED IS.-We were surprised, on
Monday morning. to see the familiar phiz
of our old friend, Tom Ellis. enter oul
Office door. Tom used to run the Paols
CRUSADER, and two Winters ago he was
one of the Representatives of Miami
County in the Legislature. He has beer
residing in St. Louis for almost year
past, and is now travelling agent for the
Wholesale Grocery and Commission
house of Mitchell & Brothers, of St
Louis. He is No. l talker, and from
what we have seen. the firm are "getting
their money back on him. Tom has
not forgotten how to make type click. ol
which fact we had ample auriculsr and
ocular evidence.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-07-20
E Rev. D. P: Mitchell has got int

E Rev. D. P: Mitchell has got into
squabbls with some of the Leavsnworth
folks, and has become involved Il that
most Improbable Of all pastimes, news.
paper controversy. 1t appears that Mr..
Mitchell has the hardihood to insist that
the laws Of God and man shall be obey
ed, relative to the sacredpess of the Sab
bath day; wbereupon several Of the
newspapers charge that be is making war
upon the Germans. Rather poor com.
plimsnt to the Germans, we think, when
the advocacy Of law order, and decency
is called q war against them.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-07-20
WHITE CLOUD KANSAS:
Thursday, -: (: July 20, 1865.

How TO TRAveL.-By far the best way
for persons who are emisrating or jour.
neying to the Missouri River regions, is
to come up the river on boats direct from
St. Louis. There is 6ne line of boats
running between St. Louis and Omaha,
one leaving St. Louis almost daily. We
recommend this route especially to those
having families or ladies in charge. 1t
may require couple Of days longer than
the railroad route to St. Joseph but this
difference is more than counterhalanced
by other considerations. In the first
place. one runs a risk of having his neck
broken on the dilapidated railroad, or o1
having to rusticate on the hot prairie for
an entire day, waiting for the cars to be
replaced on the track. The fare BY river
and railroad is about the ssme-it may
be two or three dollars higher on the riv.
er but there is no changing of cars, ON
nibus. hotel or eatins-house charges, OF
pone of the other numerous ct ceteros by
which passengers get rid of change; and
baggage will not be jolted and smashed
in pieces. On the boats, there is no jar.
ring ard humping meals equal to any
hotel are served regularly, without addi'
tional charge; there is fine cabin equsl
to parlor, to sit in at ease there art
state-rooms with beds to lie down and
sleep or rest when weary or unwell and
the passenger can walk about the outsid.
of the boat at leisure, and view the mag
ni6cent scenery along the river. Upor
the whole, you will save from five to ter
dollars in money. and fifty in satisfac'
tion and comfort. by the steamboat
route. By taking, at St. Louis, any one
of the boats advertised for Omaha, pas.
sengers will. be promptly landed at any
point they may designate. between the two
places. We have no grudge sgsinst the
Hannibal Railroad but the foregoing
are facts. which we suggest for the bene.
ct Of any who may wish to avail them.
selves of them.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-07-20
Rnu,.,,ry.-We have never known :

BRurALirY.-Weh have never known q
time when outragas and brutal acts were
SO prevalent throughout the country as
now. The papers ace full of themes
pecially outrages upon young girls. A
young girl near Roxbury. Massachusetts,
was not long since brutality violated in
the woods, and she and her little brother
afterwards murdered. Since then, an
other girl, in Eastern Massachusetts,. was
enticed from her companions at picnic,
and her person outraged by four brutes'
At Albany. New York. few days ago,
two girls were outraged by three or four
villains. Two of them were arrested; a
brother of the girls shot one Of them in the
court room. during the examination
Murder, suicide, and other crimes, are
m alters of daily occurrence
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-07-20

The LADY's FRIEND.-This favorite OF
the ladies leads off in its August number
with beautiful steel engraving called
"Grandpa's Darling the face of the
old man, with its deep, thoughtful eyes,
strikes us as particularly fine. Amsng
the figures of the colored Steel Fashion
Plate, we note Bridal Dress, very chaste
and pretty. The other engravings of this
number are, "The Children and the
Rain-drops," "Jscket a Bsndeau (front
aud back view J." Bonnets," ''Gentle.
mans Shirt" "Grecian Waist with
Braces (front and back view)," "Gimp
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Tie literary contributions are, "What !
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Glycines;" my Dilemma" "Waitins;'
Ozark Fancies ;" "Stories of Our Vii
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Fashions, Receipts, &C..
Price $3.50 a year; 2 copies s400.-
To those desirous of making up clubs,
specimen numbers will be sent for Is cts.
Wheeler Dc Wilson'S celebrated Seping
Machines are furnished as Premiums.-
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-07-20


VINO Is PAYNE THE Assassin ?-Thil
question is at last answered by his at
torney. in the trial Just concluded a,
Washington. The following is the his
tory:
Lewis Payne Powell is the son of thu
Rev. Geo. G. Powell. Baptist minister,
at present supposed To live at Live Osh
Station. ON the Railroad between Jack.
sonville and Tallahassee. in the State ol
Florida. and was born in Alaba m in the
year 1S45. Besides himself bis fathe,
had six daughters and two sons. III
lived for some time in Worth and Stu.
art counties. Georgia. and in 1859 moved
to Florida. At the bresking ont of the
war. but four years ago. the prisoner va,
lad of sixteen. engaged in superintend.
ing his fathers plantation aud number
Of slaves. iyra .e.-
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-07-20
~ Nearly all the English and Frenc

re- Nearly all the English and French
papers admit that jeff. Davis deserves
some punishment, and they all volunteer
to suggest what the punishment should
be-; but, strange to say; not one of them
proposes that he be hanged. They all
want him to live; and most Of them think
that the greatest punishment would be to
pardon him, and keep him here. They
seem to hold to the Universalist doctrine,
that be will experience his hell as he goes
along. Perhaps they have not heard that
Universalism was played out by the war.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-07-20

! E Senator Pomeroy has placed US
under obligations for copy of the Cen.
sus Of 1860, q volume as large as the
Congressional Globe, and filled with the
most valuable statistics. 1t is one Of the
documents which are worth their weight
in n.backs.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-07-20

~ New potatoes are selling ct Atch.
ison for one dollar per bushel. None
have made their appearance here yet; but
when they do, the price asked for them
will be about three dollars per bushel, be-
cause "that's what they give in Atchi.
son." We have never known IN exorbi.
tant price asked for any kind Of produces
here, but what it was done upon the
credit of Atchison. :
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-07-20

! T The boys of the Kansas l4th are
beginning to flock in. Capt. Nuzum
and q number of privates have already
arrived. The 18th boys are also reach
ing home.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-07-20

) re- We now occasionally receive
Leavenworth papers the day alter publi-
cation. If the Postmsste at that city
would send the mail for this part of the
country to St. Joseph direct. instead OF
to Atchison, it would always come as
promptly as the mail carrier.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-07-20

F Dysentery and Flux are prevail
ing hereabouts to considerable extent.
PHYSICIANS anticipate great deal of fever,
especially typhoid fever, during the latter
part of Summer and Fall, when the rank
vegetation begins to decay. 1t would be
we'll for every one to set to work in time
and clean up sll the 6lth about his prem
ises, calculated to engender disease. Such
renovation may serve in great measure
to preserve the public health.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-07-20

6 re- Our town narrowly escaped ERE
on Sunday, The roof of . shanty occu'
pied by negroes, opposite the City Hotel
took fire from . stovs-pipe; but it wa
discovered at once, and the Ere put out
A few minutes more. and Jennings Store
Utt's Grocery, and several other build
ings would have been done for.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-07-20

~ The United States. during the
rebellion, was likened unto sick msn.
The sick man is still ailing. Although
the internal convulsions are stopped, be
now has great felon on his hands.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-07-20

~ The day before Mrs. surratt was
executed. the telegraph reported that she
was dangerously ill. We suppose that
extraordinary means were taken to pre-
serve her life, that she might be hanged.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-07-20
COUNTY FINANCES
STATE OF KANSAS, },
DONIPHAN COUNTY, IS.

I, CHARLES RAPPELyE
in and for said County, do certify efsy the CLERK
to be correct statement of ali e ,be following
allowed at the July meeting of the e accounts
-Commissioners Of said County the te ,e, Soard Of
of outstanding Warrants at the s.,a Sssl amount
and the total debt of said County a.e hereof,
as required to be published b, bs Of
Total of all accounts allowed at,h.
! July meeting of County Board
Amount of Warrants cancelled SIM. S'"O s.
date Of last report. including int.
viz SAINT $3.50 81
LIABILITIES
Total outstanding Warrants a, tbs
date hereof, exclusive of inte,es, an
Total of outstanding. County BonSs s'''4s "a
at the date hereof, exclusive NJ f2
Amoun. owing on i0d,m.,,, l5,lOO %
the Cesnty, exclusive Of interes,
Total debt al this date. exclusive Of '''VA u
interest, a.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-07-20

~ When the Mormons take wives,
they say they are "sealed" to them. We
suppose, therefore, that their proposals
for marriage are all ''sealed proposals"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-07-20


HARD ON INDIAN TRADERs.-Tbs on"
patches from w ssbington state ths' ~
dian traders are hspcsforth to be 'gnoru.
Here is one from The Capitol, dated ii'n
instant :. ri- .f 7'l.ia- =
Gen. Pope's plan for the treatment :.
Indians in the Nortb-wes OF when W. W.
made mention q few days ago. meets s,.a M.
the approval of the President sna ai.'
Dole. Commissioner Of Indian Ao'"''
will not now visit the several tr'oes ~
make treaties Is heretofore PROPOSE:
Mr.. Dole has resumed bis ofielsi ou''''
as Commissioner.
Gen. Pope proposes to put On emu n.
Indian traders. and place the trade 'n '''
hands Of officers of the Government.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-07-20

"a One of our Kansas exchanges, in
eulosistic leader upon Sherman. &C.
knowledges' that, with high. minded
spirit. backed BY an intelligent mind, he
has been somewhat indiscretionste in re-
futing ISLANDERS"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-07-20
re- JEFF. Davis & Co., who hsd I

re- JEFF. Davis & Co., who had no
scruples against repudiating q foreign
debt legally contracted, evince great anx.
iety to liquidate the illegal debt created
by the rebellion. And it is little sig.
nificant that the Northern sympatbizers,
while they threaten to repudiate' the na-
tional war debt, have a decided leaning
in favor of the Government paying the
rebel debt. Perhaps they will make that
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-07-20

~ Since the tables are turned. and
rebels are confined in Libby Prison. they
complain bitterly. and call it the "black
hole" We had always supposed that
black holes had no terrors for rebels.