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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-08-31

~ Everybody knows that Mr.. Geo.
D. Prentice. of the Louisville Journal, is
and has been all his life an nncompro.
missing Democrat.-Quiney Wing.
That will be news to George D. Prem
tice. the lifelong friend and the Biogra.
pher of Henry Clay. Everybody knows
him to have been ell his life one of the
staunchest kind Of Wings, who hated
everything even smelling of Democracy
as bitterly as man can hate. Even when
his paper went for Mcclellan. last Fall.
everybody was SO astonished at it, that
some accounted for the freak upon the
ground that drink had destroyed his in.
tellect, while others insisted that Prentice
no longer controlled the Journal. In
what country was the editor of the Wing
raised, that he has fallen into such an un-
accountable error ?
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-08-31

~ The papers publish an account of
a Yankee Blondin crossing the Niagara
River on tight rope. It will be a rich
er sight to see JEFF. Davis cross the River
Styx on tight rope.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-08-31

DIABoLIcAL.-We had thought that ev.
cry species Of crime imaginable had been
perpetrated during the present year but
it appears that woman up in Iowa has
entered the field with something unique
Becoming jealons of her husband, she at
tackled him in his sleep, and mutilated
him terribly, in such m amer that, were
the 23d chapter Of Deuteronomy q part
of the law OF the land, he would hence.
forth be prohibited from entering the con-
gregation OF the Lord.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-08-31

' ~ We had call, this week. fron,
Mr.. H. s. Beardsley, Of Wsthena, who
is q candidate for the County Treasurer.
He appears to be man of business
qualifications. That he has entered the
race in earnest. may be seen by his an
nouncement, in the proper column.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-08-31

The RESULT OF THE KESTUCKY ELEC-
TIoN.-The Frankfort Commonwealth G has
devoted much attention to the collection
Of election returns, and, as to the Legisla-
ture, states the result as follows:
"SENATE. - The Union party have
seventeen Senators. and the Opposition
have nineteen. Two districts to hear
from, one Of which the Union party are
almost certain Of obtaining. with strong
probability Of the other. II we obtain
both, the Union party tie the Opposition
in the Senate. The Union party had but
twelve to twenty-six in the last Senate.
"HoUsE.-Forty-five Opposition Re-
prsentatives have been elected, and TWEEN.
ty-eigbt Union Representatives. There
are some four whose political status we
do not know. Whsn all the counties are
heard from, We think the representation
in the House of Representatives will be
about forty-two Union to ffty.eigh,
Opposition. In the last House of Re-
presentatives the vote was thirty-two Uni
on and sixty-eight Opposition"
As to the vote on the State ticket the
Commonwealth says:
THE total vote for Treasurer. received
at the office Of the Secretary of State. in
ninety counties. is as follows:
J. Il. Garrsrd. Opposition. ;. 81. .557
VIM. L. Neale, Union. ...... SO. .573
Garrard's majority. ;. .......... 9S4
"ln the remaining twenty counties. to
be heard from officially. we believe that
Neale. the Union candidate, will receive
from 2. 500 to 5000 majority. This will
secnre the election of the Union candidate
by majority Of about 2. .000-s msiori-
y Of the popular vote of the people OF
Kentucky"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-08-31

H The Osage Chronicle speaks OF
the "blood. d.mscerated opposers Of civili-
cation"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-08-31
~ It is rumored that Sidney Clarke

~ It is rumored that Sidney Clarke
is about to prosecute Yankee Robinson
for libel. for putting Clsrke's portrait in
his show advertisements, with the dogs
and mules. and palming it of as genu-
inc likeness of Yankee himself.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-08-31
w The Burlington Patriot and III

~ The Burlington Patriot and the
Baldwin City Observer, which we inquir-
ed after last week. have since come to
hand. Four issues of the Patriot came
together. Fatty. please send them week
ly-or. have you only monthly mail
down that way?
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-08-31
Garrari's msiority. 9S4
984

The N. Y. Herald says that it would
even be willing to take Charles Sumner
Tor Secretary Of State.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-08-31

r. The Leavenworth lawyers have
got into squabble with Gen. Pope. on
the question of civil and military law.
Pope is putting through the cattle and
horse thieves. end the lawyers wanted
them handed over to the civil Courts.
Pope can't see it, and has issued bull on
the subject. Perhaps he is posted on the
farce of civil law in Kansas, and is de-
termined to keep outlaws in hands where
be knows they will be punished. and
property in place where the thieves can
not recover it on legal writ for which
they have paid q small fee.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-08-31

HARrER.-Harper's Monthly. for Sep
tember, is on our table, its 1876 ample
pages freigbted with things rich. racy.
and rare. The titles of the contents are
as follows: September /; Trip to Bodie
Bluff and the Dead Sea of the West :
Love in Hospital Miss Pink's First
Season; Niagara in Spring; Sketches
Of Social Life in China Tom Mallory's
Revenge: Anesthesia; The Pond House
Milfort; Armadale; The Helmsman
Street Education; Margaret Bronson
Hannah Fanthorn's Sweetheart; Our
Mutual Friend; Recollections of an old
Fogy; Monthly Record Of Current Events;
Editors Easy Chair /; Editors Drawer.
Price Of Harper, "a year.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-08-31

Hoping l do not leave in your hearts any
sentiment of i'll feeling, bid you an affection
ate farewell. A. N. DOFF1E,
General commanding troops in the field.
Evening star., 1865-05-23
TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
JEFF. Davis. at Last stAccounts, in Ham pten
Roa- Wheeler and Staff sent to Fort
Warren-Alex. ii. stephens Probably in
Fort Delaware.
FORTRESS MONROE, May 81 The steamer
VIM, p. Clyde has remained at anc"o during
the entire day in Hampton Roads, nd up to
this hour, p. m, jeff. Davis and family have
not vet been removed.
The rebel General Wheeler and staff, COM
posed of the following officers, Colonel john
Son and Lubuck, Captain Rouhl, inspector
general, and Captains Hudson and Ryan,
were removed from the Clyde this morning
to the gunboat Maumee, which left for Fort
Warren.
The late so-called Vice President, Alexander
H. Stephens, and the so-called Postmaster
General Reagan, were also removed from the
Clyde this afternoon, to the gunboat Tusca-
rora, which lett for Fort Delaware, as is pre-
sumed.
A large number Of colored servants accom-
panied the rebel prisoners since their captures
but an order recently issued reduces them to
an exceedingly small number. The most OF
the servants have procured transpor tatfon TO
Richmond.
Evening star., 1865-05-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ANCIENT FINE ARTS

Editor Of the Ne,c York He-aM-Respectine the
relics of porcelain ware found in the late e1huma
tions at Herculansum, which have been forwarded
to the society OF Antiquities in London, whereof
your correspondent says the bottle resembling
brakes Plantation Bitters was undoubtedly
placed among the ruins BY the agent OF Br
Drake. We desire to state that he is incorrect in
every respect. Ifa bottle was found there bearing
our lettering, the Ian guage of the Ancient Ro-
mans was different from the accepted literature OF
that day. Our agent has other business than this
in Europe, and has not been in Italy at all. No
doubt Americans carry Plantation Bittcrs to
Rome; but trying to impose upon T. society OF
Antiouarians in this way seems quite useless. and
we do not appreciate the Joke. It is unnecessary
for us to spend money In Europe while We are un-
able to supply the demand for these celebrated
Bitters here. Respectfully,
my 22.lw P II DRAKE & Co
Evening star., 1865-05-23
N@MoNUMENT TO IN
III "a THE CITY QE WA2HINGTQN

N@MONUMENT TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN
N TIE CITY OF WASHINGTON
In order to give definite shape to the desire m
generally expressed that q suitable Mennmant
should be erected in the City of eton To
memory OF Abraham Lincoln, the City CanncijS
OF Warrington have taken action resulting in he
formation of an Association to be called the III n
COLIN NATIONAL MONUMENT ASSOCIATioN
with ,hs fSll9HH,iGps pfs pfRSssEs;11.o. ssEs; u.,.
eecretary-CROsBY 8. NOYES.
The Directors will be announced hereafter.
II 10 proposed to raise for the purpose the sum OF
at least $l00 900 by subscr ptions to be limited
aniount from one dollar to ten per individual con-
Such is the general solicitude to contribute for
such Q purpose that it is not doubted that the
amount requisite can be prom pity raised and the
Duly :au thorized collectors will be designated
for this District, and persons throughout the
country disposed to contribute can send their
contributions to GEORGE W. RIG QS, Esq,
Treasurer of the Association.
As IT may be dimcult to send individual! recefpts
for the contributions received, they will be &C.
knovledged from time to time through the public
press
: It is. earnestly hoped that every newspaper
objectVf this Association, and give it such edito
rial encouragement as shall secure general
recognition.
Il Is the desire of the Association to raise a
monument that shall be properly commemorative
OF the sublime life and character of the lals ented
deceased-one that shall be ereditable alike to the
city and nation.
with such ends in view, 1t ID not doubted that
this appeal viii meet prompt ana universal
response, rny2 I'm
Evening star., 1865-05-23

"The Rebel prisoners at Rock Island
have about all been "cleaned out" and the
barracks viii soon be vacated
ATOne OF the London papers deyotes twelve
coluIn MS to q sketch Of MIR. Lincoln's life.
~The brother and sister Of the lamentei
Gen. John Sedgwick have presented to -the
State OF Connecticut the battle.sword Of that
gallant and honored ofiieer. 30 - =
IL The late New York legislature granted
charters for two new cities-Lockport and
Newburg. There are sixteen cities in NaW
York now, and thsir population Ia shout 2,oOo. !.
OO0. ",'
n0The blockade runner Deusish. in elsvar
voyages, Realised 81, 200 900 for her owners.
Evening star., 1865-05-23
LET Us BB MlRoIrUL TO OURSELVES.

LET Us B1 MIRoIPUL TO OURSELVES.
The physical structure of the strongest human
being is vulnerable everywhere. Our bodies
are endowed by nature with Q certain negative
power, which protects them to some extent from
unwholeseme influences ;but this protection is i'm
perfect. and cannot safely be relied on in un.
healthy regions, or under circumstances of more
than ordinary danger. Therefore, it is wisdom 1t
is prudence, it is common sense to provide against
such contingencies by taking an antidote ix at
rance in other words by fortifying the system with
course Of HosTRTTER'5 STOMACH BrrrERs, the
most complete protective against all the epidemic
and endemic naaladies that has been administered
in any country. As remedy for Dyspepsia, there
is no medicine that viii compare with it. Who
ever suffers the panss of Ind gsstion. anywhere on
the face Of the earth where HosrErTER's BrrFEas
can be procured does voluntarily; for Is surely
a. the Truth exists this invaluable Tonic and AL.
teratiye would restore bis disordered stom sch to
healthy condition To the Bilious it is also espe-
eially recommended, and in eases Of confirmed
Constipation it affords speedy and permanent re-
lief. InCanads, the West Indies, and Australia,
the Buffers rank above SI other medicines of tbs
class, and the demand for them ;p all forsi sn
court.iss increases every season, myp2w
Evening star., 1865-05-23

b THE RRBEL RAM SToNRwALL.-There is q
prospect OF lively fight when this rebel pirate
vessel ventures cut OF the harbor Of Havana
where she was laying at last accounts. Two
monitors were at anchor near the StonewalI;
but IS they would probably be detained fer 2i
powers, the fight, il one takes place, will nro.
badly be with some OF the fees Of United States
wooden vessels which are watching the hsrbor
from the outside. EF
Evening star., 1865-05-23

UFAn Indian chief named "One Horn,,,
who was concerned in the Spirit Lake massa-.
S1e few years ago. came mel n5S 70 camp near Fort
Immediately shot.
MA bill has been introduced into the Is
lslature OF Tennessee prohibitin1 wna nh cannae
Oh sbo tnat tnaV sa ken e the oath Of aes
- ~ Artemus Ward goes to Europe in July
an engagement TO exhibit Mormoa Lie ZOE
q year in Great Britain.
J%Jt is expected that the iron.cInS ram
Dunderburg will be ready TO iauncn III iroIa
one month TO six weeks.
-drs Extra Billy Smith is accused OF ap-
nronriating to her private use the spoons and
other silver belonging In the gooernatoliat
mansion at Richmond and the property OF the
the State of Virginia.
ITThe Burlington {Vt Times says that
ly marked 81. H. Surratt," was picked up by
the watchman IN the passenger depot OF the
Vermont Central Railroad at tnat place Is
was undoubtedly dropped by the assassin Oh
nSGen. Dodge, commanding in Missouri,
has consented to receive the surrender OF ousn-
whaekers on the following terms :ZnIaae IsHT
els are to lay down their arms s;.S : parole to
leave the State, never to re1er 1ar1e. nnraber Of
Presidents permission" t,0g irs ttsae tarns 20
rebels are coming IN ana 49, f. ,ho,s.,a -,
,,,o Tarnsy,y Tm wy, it was an old snanty.
pie: pTSa German and French papers in this
Inc md their hands full with the Con-
county .r,ai at washington, but do not shrink
slom tie task Of translating the great mass OF
testimony for their readers. 90
IrT The Baltimore American says quite
nniober OF merchants irom the South are con-
stantly arriving in that city, and are making
preparations to resume business.
~ Forty. eight vessels. exclusive Of gov.
ernTaent transports. have cleared since the fst
of May from. New York for Southern ports.
SBeef has declined eight cents per pound
in New York from the price five or six weeks
ago. s-+t -. - ~ p - :.
D0Now that the great demand for horses in
the army has ceased. their value In the New
York market has fallen or IS per cent. ase {,
Petroleum has been discovered In the
Crinee.
Evening star., 1865-05-23
Prentice ON Jeff.s Pe,ticoats.

1t is said that Jeff Davis, whilst fleeing in
petticoats had a concealed pillow uro on his
stomach to excite the sympathy of his pur-
suers by making them think that he was in an
interesting way. But they saw at a glance
that he was too old for anything of that sort
The Confederate soldiers, when they 60 into
battle, often whoop like Indians. Perhaps jeff
Davis, w hen surrounded by the Federal troops,
didn't whGop, but. he hooped.
We wonder whether jeff Davis, when hea
put on the petticoat, called in the aid Of cotton
to give voluptuous appearance to his tender
bosom. 90
It is TO be hoped that Jeff Davis's assump.
ten OF the petticoat Will not establish the fash.
ion with mis- male admirers.
JEFF Davis, even if pardoned, can never again
be elected TO office. Our, people are not fond OF
petticoat government.
It is said that jeff Daviss excuse for wear
ing the petticoat is that his wife has often worL
the breeches
Five hundred dollars is offered for the pet
ticoat that jeff Davis ran away in. Petticoats
have risen.
jeff Davis in his extremity put his navel az
fairs ard ram parts under petticoat protection.
jeff Davis wore petticoat, and it is said
that he was at the same time in great hustle.
Evening star., 1865-05-23

NEW YonK, May % AT Gallagher's Ex-
chang, G old closed at 13I4; Old Five twen-
ties, i04; Ten -forties, 9i4; New York Central,
y1h; Reading, 92A; Michigan Southern, So;
Pittsburgh, 62S; Rock Island, 944. Gold
was STEADY at 13i4, after the fall. Stocks
were active and firm.
Evening star., 1865-05-23
THE PIRATE SHENANDOAH.
Alarm at Hong Kong.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 19.-Hong Kong ad-
vices received at Victoria, report that rebel
privateer was at that place, supposed to be the
Shenandoah from Melbourne. Much alarm
was felt for fear she would attack American
vessels at sea.
Evening star., 1865-05-23

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MISS ANLEAN.
MISS KITTY LEE. MISS VIOLA CLIFTON,
MISS PRANK LAPALLE.
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THE BEST COMBINATION OF ANY ISFAB-
LISHMENT IN THE CITY.
The Bar is always stocked with the best
Liquors and Segars.
i, The Proprietor spares NO pains to please his
ADMISSION FREE.
Performance to commence al O'Clock precisely.
rayl
Evening star., 1865-05-23

EIvER WEAR COUGH, or irritation on ths
lungs. when you can buy AYEE'S CHKRRY PEG.
TORAL, the worlds great remedy that cures it.
mn 29-lN
Evening star., 1865-05-23

LARGEST COMPANY EVER sEEN
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Evening star., 1865-05-23

HGovernor Brownlow, while acting as spe.
out some abandoned property in Tennessee.
belonging to some disloyal persons. Judge
Trigg recently ordered a tenant to be dispos-
sessed OF a farm so rented, and the property to
regarded, and on Tuesday Judge Trigg charged
the grand jury in strong Language to indict
Governor Brownlow for satisfaction in the
premises. 8 =. =
Evening star., 1865-05-23
T1Hz oLDIsT A0TI.h. SSoEIDUgr1D g sIg Oh TH1
n enlarged 20 double It's former capAcity.
IUROPlAN H0TlL.
1nyN0 Pa. - m liza ST.. WGsiiMgtcn, d, o.

plan in this city, has bees enlarged and hAaA
lmp,oyed e sysiy ysy nscssss;,y fer tie
Thankful Ter the patrcnsee already received, tie
proPristor hopes that b sttsntioa g xs bu.iass xs
Guests win only be charged With what thsy rsssiys
% 8 Il "oasra's P. 1MRIeH. Proprietor.
Evening star., 1865-05-23
TMPoRTANT TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS.

2oo.oos feet clear seasoned WHITE PINE LUM-
BER, al thicknesses, from three to Eye yeaFs old.
snd in prime order. With large stock embracing
every variety Of Lumber. Once and Yard. No.
80 Water street, Georgetown. DO.
nyI.lm TInt.l FRANCIS WHIATLIY.
Evening star., 1865-05-23

PARLoss, CHAMBER.
DINISG ROOM.
and OFFICE FURNITURE.
Bargains may be had in
CABINET FURNITURE
ty catling ct Iron Hall.
my l9- eo6t =. ". bOE1Lkk. J1.
Evening star., 1865-05-23

Pirst sppesrsnee CT
BILLY HMERsON,
BILLY EMERSON,
BILLY UNISON,
BILLY BMERsON,
BILLY EMERSON,
JBk aREATEsT SONG AND DANCE NAN
TEE GHEATEsr BONG AND DANCE NAN
IN TIE Profession.
IN THE PR0YEssI0N.
Evening star., 1865-05-23
ADJUSTMENTS.
WASHINGTON THEATER.
Corner Ilth and G streets, near Psnna. ave.


THIS IT,. M45S. FsSLsn Sty Il
To- Ysss s:Ss'
TIE UNION SPY o., Pauline Of Tie Gsnb srland;
The popalr coetifR ME I Nj INV TAeS asSrKh KIl
BAND" and .. BARNEY, THE BARON, in the
comic drama of tha name - -.
GROWERS NEW THEArER.
Pennsylvania Avenue. near Willardl.
vi. nbsS 81 sntrs ars as,
American asSSs ssH HSSm.
s. 81
A9rand Matinee Perfsrmsrce is in prepnsrs ion.
WbisP al the i Msnssers ' and Performsrs Of the S
city besides many other volunteers, are to psrti.
The Regular Family Matinee on Saturday after
The NEXT Gra at scenic Production to be pre-
ssns:a at Play hE SEA Of
U street, between 9th and 10th streets d,
FRIDAY EvrNING. May Is 1875.
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
CONCERT.
''' '' BENEFIT eV THE FAIR.
MR.. THEODORE HABELMAEN
OTHER EMINENT ARTISTS.
Full PARTICULARS will be published in future
advertisement
TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR.
Csn be had s. all the music stores and at the Fair
il the eveClns. my 2J-tf
A GRAND CONCERT
will Be given By
MISS MARY DONALDSON.
4 blind young Lady. assisted by other young La
NZAGA HALL,
street, between 9th and 10Th sts
MONDAY, MAY 29, 1866.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR. my % st.
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MUSIC HALL AND THYATRI,
Ninth street. fronting on Pennsylvanta avenue
ANOTHER GRAND SENSATION.
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Wko will appear in the startling Drama of the
FokkasF fokkssFF 81 81 bB99NSBY, B9SDY,,
which piece has been gotten UP regardless of ex-
pence.
THE GREAT BALLET TROUPE,
T4h 4hs ssEAf sEsar R4kIHT9 rKe9PE rT53PfE.
al appear nightly in their great specalities.
hes: that Was ever eonsresatsd together in Wash
= NorIcf.
=, In , !, 1Snssansnse OF the reSiew. the LaDI1s
PRoCLAnATION!
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Evening star., 1865-05-23

Second week Of the
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LARGEST SALARY PAID TO ANY LADY
Largest Salary PAID TO ANY LADY
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-30

penses II is contendod thai coast survey work Is pro-
perly branch OF military engineering. and that one
moderately expensive organization 10 sufficient for both
The incorporation or the Typographical corps with tho
regular Engineer corps was succsssful REFORM and
there seem to well founded objections TO further
consolidation In this branch OF service
WEAR AND TEAR OF THE ATTORNEY GENERALS
CARPETS BIZ PEEfTENr REBELS BOOTS.
Attorney General Speed, in asking for appropriation
for contingent expenses says the carpets and furniture
Of his ONCE have been subjected to largely increased
amount Of wear and tear from usage by the large
Der Of applicants for pardon who from day to day fire.
quent the ONCE that much Of the carpetng tatered
and worn shreds aud carpeing Il needed now
moro than ever
NATIONAL SORGHUM CONVENTION.
The National Sorghum Convention is In session At
the rooms of the Department. Of Agriculture, William
Ciough Of Ohio, Chairman, aud Professor r Glover
Secretary. Delegates present fron the Middle and
many OF the Western States. Tho Convention has de-
cided upon definite classification Of the different vare-
ties Of cane which wiz b published with accurate boz
anica and popular descriptions and carefully executed
engravinss.
NAVAL ofFIcER FINED FOR ARszsrlNG
CIVILIAN.
In the Criminal Court Of this District to-day In the
Of the United States against Lieutenant Smith, United
States Navy, who charged With assault ana battery
In having BY f0roe OF arrested mechanic who was
employed At vork board the United States steamer
Rhode Island OF which Lieutenant Smith Executive
oncer, Judge Fisher ruled that Officer who ordered
the arrest of civilian mechanic not connected with
the service and did not prefer legal steps TO have him
elected from the vessel, guilty Of assault and
battery. Tho jury convicted Me cused and fine Of
forty dollars imposed.
CONGRESSMAN RETURNING TO THE CAPITAL.
A number Of Congressman returned to Washington by
to-days trains