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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-01-11
A Happy New Year 10 Am!

1t must be . subject Of deep gratitude.
that the nav year, 1856. opens 80 au-
spiciously to all. How different is our
situation to that Of Jan. 4th. 1865 Then
the cloud of war still hung black over
all our fair sky. The roll Of the drum,
the thunder Of cannon. the crash of arms.
the tramp Of mighty armies snd the
dreadful shock of battle filed the air with
dresd alarms. How many pale faces all
over this land tbronged our post offices
for letters from dear ones far away on the
Geld, in the battle. in hospital or in pris
on How every paper was scanned with
fearful suspense! How many dared NOT
run down the long column Of the dead
and wounded for fear Of the worst How
many were chilled to the heart, how
many hopes were blasted. how many wo.
men were made widows. and children,
barefooted orphans by the kilograms that
filed the papers aud went shrieking oveI
the wires! Death was IN every house
sorrow in every thoughtful heart.
Now. how different |! Peace, blessed
peace like the fairest sunshine. like .h.
soltest mantle. spreads itself over the
land. The boys bays come home. Some
ah, how many !sleep far away. the sleeK
of the patriot dead. For these we ye
mourn. bu not as those who are hopeless
for they gained us our Country; they
saved MS our freedom; they nourished tht
tree Of Liberty with their precious blood
and it shall droop and fade no more. Ah
what q debt We owe them What
debt we owe their wives and children
Could too much be done for them? Coult
We ever equal our obligations to them
Never! But the living bsve returned
The army of soldiers is now an army o
citizens good and true as they we're stronf
and brave, and We have right to rejoic'
as the new year opens up before us hope'
of lasting peace, Of continued good will
Of whole Country and of it's increased
and unlimited progress. We can rejoict
much and thank God from grea,ful hearts
that all things Are so we'll. With thi
feeling. we end rs we began-A happ,
New Year to all J. Eaton Ohio
Register, 4th inst.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-01-11

The following is taken from the Leav.
euworth Conservative: "A gentlem an just
from the Fort informs us that the two
men who stole the safe of PaymssteI
Ellis, were tracked up the river. where
they were found in house on the Mis-.
souri, side, opposite Aichison. There moi
being men enough to thoroughly surround
the house. Fulcher and Godfrey escaped
to the woods, bul it is thought they can.
not escape. They were pushed so hard,
however, that they had no time to
secure their booty. About $40. 0.00C
was found in the house. and ere this. il
safely in the hands Of Major Ellis. The
balance, about $1,000, was about the
persons of the run-awsys, where It is
likely to remain until they are captured
No tidings Of the empty safe OF its where.
abouts." -s'i.7 " e 20
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-01-11

SOLDIERS, BouNTIEs.-Mr Clarke. Re-.
preventative from Kansas, introduced in
to the Senate, on the l4th q bill, f.,
equalizing the payment Of bounties to
soldiers. Not having copy Of the bill
We cannot speak definitely as to its pro.
vision. but we are confident 'tha, il win
be entirely satisfactory to the soldiery and
all interested. ....-
The Washington Chronicle says Of i,
ss follows
Mr.. Clarke. Of Kansas. introduced =
bill Preferred to the Commi,tee on Mill.
tsry Affairs) to equalizs the bounti.. Of
soldiers. by providing the uniform boun.
ty OF one hundred dollars per month.
computing for the whole period Of serv-
ice. and counting the whole term Of en-.
l,strnent, in case OF honorable discharge
BY reason Of disability incurred in the
service. or becouse their service, wsrs o.
longer needed. All bonnlies heretofore
paid to be deducted from the total allow
"nce. In case of death the bounty to re-
vert-first. to the widow; second. to his
,hil,iren; third. to the father, if loyal re-
silents Of the United States; neI'. to his
mother; and next. to brother or sister,
Aiami County Free Press.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-01-11

We learn that quise an exciting sasi,
came Of 1t ,hs passenger depot in K.E-
sss City on Tuesday night last. A dis
pute arose between the ticket agent and Q
Troublesome scoundrel who Was probably
there for the purpose Of creating . row. in
which pistols were drawn, whesenpon the
conpsny present hastily iecanped.! The
'.vsgs" smbssesd the opportunity. end
when order was restored it vas found that
several pockets had been picked. and
three or four ladies' shswls were missing.
Appearances would indicate thst robbers
ere likely to ges possession Of Kansas
City, eventually. Il 10 wholly unsafe for
people to be on tho street st night, %
robbins is Of alnost niehtly occurrence.
The vsgsbosd Get should bs enforced
with rigor. It is an easy matter for the
officers to pick oot nearly every one Of
the srssesls ss they have ''scoondrel light
y written on their ees."-HU1isossa1s
DMeout. =
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-01-11

ing . monarchy - preferable to anarchy.
For some months be has been practicing
his profession at Washington. end ct the
time Of bis death Vas. in connection with
Judge Johnston. Of this city. giving
special attention to the prosecution OF
claims against the Gevernmsnt.- Cineis-
aati Gozekte..
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-01-11

4 The KANSAS FARMER. - In another
column will be found the advertisement
of the Kansas Farmer. 1t is what It
purports to be-a live Western journal
devoted to the interests Of Kansas yeo-
many. and no farmer should be without
it. Paslisised BY John S. Brown. Law
renee, Kansas.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-01-11

Wreck OF THE CoNsrrrUTroN-FoRrY
LIVES LosT.-Tbe Steamer Constitution.
Capt. Greenman. lsft Ssvannah for New
York on the 23l December. with "a pas
sengers and 700 bales of cotton. She
struck on the Southern point of Lookout
Shosl, on Tuesday morning. the 18th,
where she remained 4S hours and then
broke up. The Captain. with IL of the
crew and one passenger, w. P. Long, Of
Brooklyn, N. Y. saved themselves on
cotton bales. : They landed at Cape
Lookout lighthouse at 4 o'clock on
Thursday afternoon. and thence proceed
ed to Morehead City. Forty persons on
board the ill-fated vessel. consisting Of
passengers snd crew. perisbed. The sur
vivors left Morehead City for New York
on the 30tb. The Constitution was 1000
tons burden, and valued at S150.000.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-01-11

The Montana Post gives the following
account of nugget founrl in that Terri
tory, recently Montana has come out
ahead at last, and Judge Tufts will please
credit bis last wonder to this Territory.
and see that either Colorado or Idaho
does not surrepti.iously jump our claim
to supremacy in the matter of native gold
Last week the Qneen trophy of the NOM.
talns was found BY De Foe & Co.. in
Desdwood Gulcb. This monster nugget
weighed fourteen and half pounds, av-
oirdupois, and measures in length nine
inches. in breadth two and half inches.
and in thickness. one and a half inches.
The specimen is almost entirely free from
quartz. Dsadw ood Gulch is situated on
the head of Snow Shoe Gulch. and is
five or six miles east of BlHckfnOt city
The diggings at the place where the mug
get was found are dry. and the pay dir,
has to be hauled some distance to the
water" - sF
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-01-11

The Louisville publishsss having come
to the conclusion that the Issue Of esveu
daily papers per week involved create.
amount Of both mental and physical Ia.
Dor. and Of wear and tear Of body and
mind. than mortals could be expected te
stand for more than ten years on stretch,
have wisely determined hereafter 10 Issue
only six papers each week. The Journal
will suspend it's Sunday issue: the Cour.
Ter won't begin its Sunday psper. and
the, Democrat will Suspend its Monday
issue. printing their edition on Sunday
morning. as before the war.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-01-11

( e~ On Tuesday night. the ID inst, q
4 man living near Mt. Florence. Jefferson
County, got into quarrel with some 70.
turned soldiers. over sn accusation made
against him of running away from the
draft. Growing angry. hs stabbed one
of the soldiers, and wss arrested by the
authorities, from whose csstody hs Was
taken and hung.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-01-11

[ JEFF. DAVIS To BE TRIED.-As soon as
the necessary legislation is completed by
Congress for the holding Of United
States Court in Richmond, the trial Of
JEFF. will immedis.ely commence.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-01-11

NRw YoRK. Jan. 10.

NEW YORK, Jsu. AV.
The Herald's dispatch says the order
recently issued. mastering ont the troops
in Virginia, was countermsnded, yester'
day. by the War Department.
Mss Anna 8. Dickinson lectured last
night, at Cooper institute.
The Chess Tournament continued yes
terdsy. at the rooms Of tho New York
Chess Club. and on tho opening day .
large gathering OF experts were present.
Two matches were played yesterday, BY
Graves and Marines, Of the second
class, each gentlemen winning again.
The Times Washington dispatch says
6rm in Little Rock. Arkansas. to-day.
presented Gen. Howard. Of the Freed
mems Bureau. q proposition to employ
the colored troops of that Department in
the completion of the railroad that con-
meets Little Rock With the Mississippi
River. The men are to be paid extra.
at the rate of so cents per day in land on
the line ofethe road. The proposition is
favorably endorsed by Gen. Reynolds.
commanding the Department of the Ar
tomac. and by Major Gen. Sherman. II
has been referred to the Secretary oi
War. ,
A large sale Of navy cannon will take
place at the Navy Yard, to-day. and will
be continued tomorrow.
The Worlds Washington dispatch
says: Fred. Hassaureck will return from
the equator to take editorial charge of the
Cincinnati Volksblstt.
The Tribune's Washington dispstch
says the Secretary Of the Treasury has
decided that vehicles Of every kind coming
from contiguous foreign countries into the
United States and loaded in such q mau
ner that each box and barrel can be sat.
isfactorily inspected without unloading
will hereafter be permitted to enter under
such provisions. 1-a .s--
,-r-' New ORLEASs, Jan. g.
President Juarez and Gen. Neoreele
arrived at San Antonio from Ell Psso OF
the lst inst. ''1.r 1-sr
Accounts from Louisiana country pa
pers represent freedmen IS unwilling te
enter into contracts for work. unless ues,
towns. excepting something extraordinary
turn up 4 .i-a sie 3 ''.F.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-01-11

, r. The Artemas Ward, found dead
in his bed, lately. at Worcester Mass.
is not the funny Artemas who spells joke
'-g-o-s-k.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-01-11

r. The Burlington { K .nsas) Patriot
comes to Us enlarged. 1t is now neat.
well printed. seven-column journal, and
merits success. -....-.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-01-11
ESCAPE OF A WHITE BOY ppo,.
THE IADIAHs ~Aok
A story Of Captivity.

The ss. Lonis DemOera, SAYS. r.:
Thomas z. Salles. Of the II; Lieut..
Missouri Csvslry, eomm1o;..,, ,.,,.eslth
following deeply ia,er.s,ino ., The
from Aound Station. Colorado Seas Tas'!
tory: iern-
"On the 9th Of Novenb.,. 1sss
small boy supposed 10 BE- sbo,, ..OO, q
year: old. Of rather dark eomDI.,;a0' we've
black hair and blue eyes, cam. pi,,'on, ;.'S
rancho (uesr Mound Station Of ,ba ,l.O
land stage line running from a,.t M ose''
Kansas, to Denver City, CoIo,.sso CIusoo; ;
about one hundred and seventy mI,I
Eas. Of Denver. He could sUe,. %,lss a
little plain English bat BY signs ,a,,Iy ,reIy
very easily understood i(bs;nn' .' os :?
command of the military a. Mound 81 ID
tion. on hearing of his srrivaI G.s'
medistely brought him to nv St.,;.. 'a'
He is now here. and is learning ~ IN,
very fast. He informs me that the s siouk ,a,k
Indians have held him captive for ou. mou'
years. but be don't know how ms,s us I1 '
don't know anything about his n.,..Iu m'
but supPoses they were killed BY The w.
disns at the time Of his capine "
neither knows bis name nor wbers bs -. ns
captured. He left the Indians on The si, =
Of November, eighty miles South of MI. y
place. on the Republican River, ,brss
thous'Od in number. He luckily u,Ss
bis escape ON . pony. bot running S;s
pony to death the 6rst night, be wss ,b.0 s,'
compelled tn take it sfoot for thres saSa
arriving ct the rancho on the evening a. ~
tie 9th. All that be bad to eat ss., ~
leaving the Indians until he arrived =, N.
rancho was one crow that be found S,,s
and . piece Of dead OK. He says the
Sioux Indians have two white women ana
several negroes csptives now. lie is a
good looking and intelligent youth"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-01-11

The New York Central Rsilrosd has
$50. 600. invested in little brass baggage
checks. Thirty thousand pieces Of bag
gage are sometimes checked in Albany in
the courss Of single month. During
the last two years the company have &C.
cumulated only fifty pieces Of unclaimed
baggage. and those Of trivial value.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-01-11

; w Msjor J. A. Burb'nE. Indian
Agent. arrived 10 Washington. On the
evening of the Cd inst. accompanied by
bis eight big Iojnns."
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-01-11

b; The Odd Fellsws held gay festival q
Hsaaibsl on ChPistmss night. Ios
Courier pronouDess il sboot the rishssf
display sssr nsds IN thst city, g
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-01-11

T Charles E. Caldwell. literary ed
itor of Moore's Rural New Yorker, died
on New Years night.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-01-11

A Young man named Richard JuuSs
. landscape painter. shot himself dead
with Q pistol. in Brnce's window sbsds
store. on Washington street. where be
was employed. He had but lately srriv-
ell in Boston. and it is said be was from
Z.nesvills. He had recently manifested
symptoms of insanity.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-01-11

Two boys at st. Joeseph. aged about
twelve and thirteen years. named james
Kirfman and Dave Lewis. got into dis
pute last Friday evening. when Kirfmsn
stsbbed Lewis twice in the back AMI side,
wouudins him very severely. il not dsn'
gerously.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-01-11

H The thermometer stood at thirty.
one degrees below zero, on the 9th, in
Utica, N. Y.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-01-11

Dr.. Livingstone. the celebrated African
explorer. arrived ct Bombay on the llth
nit, to set out on new expedition Of e.
piorstiou Of territory visited b. him 90
his previcus jcurHev. and that discovered
By Capt Speks.! In executing the mis-.
sion intrusted to him BY the London Geo.
graphical Society. the Doctor will en-
desvor to open commercial relations. ssd
to explore the water courses of Southern
AE;ea- -=2Es'- 10 xsJsJ7 9 IS 10
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-01-11

1 BoLD RoBBI kY.-Ws learn by the Os-
ksloosa Indepsndeut that the Jefferson
County TreasdtE z safe was blown open,
on Wednesday night of last week, and
robbed of its contents.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-01-11

" A Paris doctor cured q man. slmoss dead
Of the cholera, BY giving him sound thraHns.
The fellow got mad, chased the doctor and
lived.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-01-11
From the Washington Star. 29lh
THE ARRIVAL OF SENlMES AT
WASHINGTON.
Interesting Incidents Of His Arrest

Raphael Ssmmes, late commander OF
the Alabama. arrived here on the 1920
New York train las, night. in charge Of
Lieut.. Lyman P. French and Sergesnts
Cassidy and Jones. United States Ma.
rines, and was At once taken to the Navy
Yard. where be was placed ten porsrily
in room hastily fitted up 10 the dispen.
sary building. over which q guard was
placed. IA si-ss "a
He was arrested at his place. Spring
Hill, about four miles from Mobile, Ala,
on the evening of the 18th inst, about
s So'clock. BY Lisut. French and the Ser.
gesnts above named. on an order from
the Navy Department, as be was sitting
quietly in his .parlor reading a paper.
Lieut.. French, on entering the house at
once informed him of the object of bis
visit, OF which Semmes expressed great
astonishment. and claimed that be had
been paroled. and that this arrest was in
violation of the parole.
His daughters were very bitter 10 their
expressions as to the Yankees, and ex.
cnsed themselves for defective domestic
arrangements BY saying that the Yankees
had stolen their negroes. One Of ,be
daughters said that it Vas dirty Yankee
trick to arrest her father after be had been
psroled. One of the marines stood guard
at the residence of Semmes during their
stay. and one Of the daughters tauntingIy
remarked that in old times they had mig
gers to stand ct the door, but now they
had the internal Yankees. z-s
Lieut.. French made the circumstances
attending the arrest as pleasant as posi-
bic, and informed his prisoner that he
would allow him until IL O'Clock the fol-
lowing day to arrange matters with his
family. which privilege he accepted, and
at noon on the 10th he announced him
self a ready. (having taken leave of his
wife and three dsughters), J, and the party
1t once proceeded to Mobile. where. they
took the steamer Louisa for New Orleans.
At the latter place they were obliged to
wait four days to take the steamer Costa
Rica for New York. where th.y arrived
night before last. snd yesterday morning
took the cars for Washington, arriving
hese last evening. and turning over the
prisoner to the officers ct the Navy Y ard.
2 On the passage be was quite cheerful.
and talked freely about bis arrest aud Of
his conduct during the war. and his pros
poets Of an early trial. expressing himself
willing to stsdd the trial. snd arguing
against the legality Of his arrest. .i''1
Semnhss ,hss1tbs same lock Of sudscity
for which be wss noted in bis younger
days here. He wears . moustacbe and
imperial, which ere perfectly white, while
his hair is yet dark. he is now about
City years of'sge. and is about Eve feet
eight inches high. Of rather slender build,
and Is dressed 10 pair of grey pants.
vest. and cost. sod dark overcoas. z'o>
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-01-11

| @ Gen. Grant will occupy his new
residence in Washington. about the 18th
inst.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-01-11

E A Report of the Geological Sur
vey of Miami County. Kansas. by G. e.
Swallow. State Geologist. and F. Hawn.
Assistant, has been sent us. To it is at
tsched Sectional Map of Miami Coun-
ty. 1t contains history Of climate,
soil, productse eetc.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-01-11
Th. Des Moiaes Reeiste. sa,s th.t |,

The Des Moines Register ssys that su
org,nizatios has been eooplstsd in that
CITY for the construction Of . railroad
from Dea Moinss to Council Blaf, to con-
meet 1t the lstssr peist With the Usiou
Pacific Rrsilrosd. The ssms Of the cor
poratiou 10 to b .Tbs lowe Branch ol
the Union Pacific Rsilrosd Coupsuy."
B. r. Allen has bsess chosen Prssideuf.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-01-11

ANOTHER DAiLY-We End on our Ia.
bic the first number of the Daily Herald
Plsttsmouth. N. 7. 1t is small, bu'
contsips large amount of energy and
60 o-ahesds,iveness. and If the people o.
Plsttsmoutb and Cass County. wish this
little Daily to grow into newspaper man
hood, and become the size of "bed.
blanket" they must support it libsrally
Price, 81 per mouth.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-01-11

TRIBUSE ALMAsAc.-We have receiv.
ed this little book for 1866. 1t contains
96 pages. aad is filed with valuable sta
tistics. in both Astronomical and Po.
litical Departments. No man who wish
es to be posted should be without it
Price 20 cents. Address The Tribune
Tribune Buildings. New York.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-01-11

! Mnch q the bsst Htesstare Of The day =
foeud 10 he Esglish and Coninentai nag, :,
zines and periodicals.; and It is the desis1 -
The Pubaishefs Of this new journal 70 fep.o'sc'
the cbcieest selections from these Tor hm
eau seeden, h . form .at once ATTRACTIVE -
inexDsssivs. The Publishers hsifeses -:
such . Journal, conducted upon the pan sn'Ss "a
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instructise IN ftselG but Interesting ano 'a.
BILE .s reflex Of foreign periodical h'e'A
Of the better cia0. sdl -
EvEaY SATuRDAv IL intended tor love ~
County, for the Fireside, the Sesslae, -
Railway. and the Steamboat. lts plan e" ps.
ees Incidents Of Travel and Adrentu'Ts 80
says Cdseai and Desehpdre, Ser'Ai -,
Short Stories. Poems, Biographtes' L .;os.
Intelligence. etc, in connection HiIa "sn,rs
selections from the admirable PopuA P-fi N
on Science. which are constantly sppen a.
foreign periodicals. The value OF me- .s.
pers arises from The fact that sciensihe saI ssrs
houeyer hash and dry in themseises .,sIe
treated in 80 graphic and picturesque M
- 70 charm the reader while instruepns s.h,s
Il win BE, In shors, the ain OF 10 ..'aIS ),
thai EvKaY SATURDAY shall commeno ~ ;.,sI.
iss freshness and variety 70 all classes "
Egens and cultivs readen. -sek
EvxaY SAfuaDxY viii contain esea es,m.I,
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-01-11

"PRocRAsTINATroN Is TIE THIEF OF
TINE. by delaying. and forgetting to
have supply Of Goes Dyspepsis Cure
in the house. ready for Immediate use. you
may have to suffer. for many hours, pain
and distress in the stomach. which would
be Immediately cured if you already had
on hand. ready for immediate use. II is
immediate in its action, and cures perma-
nsntly Dyspepsia spd all its kindred
troubles.
Goes Cough Balssm may also always
be relied on in cases of Group. whooping
cough, colds, coughs. and oil throst and
ell pulmonary complaints.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-01-11

GREATEST ADDITION TO PHILoLoGY IN
HALF A CESTURY.-The most important
contribution to Philology. during the
year 1866. was the publication Of the il.
Illustrated edition Of Webster's Quarto
Unabridged Dictionary. This work.
which had long been in preparation. and
on the revision of which years of labor
had been bestowed BY several eminent
scholars, was, in many respects. the great
est addition to the philology of the pres
ent age which has appeared within half q
century.-Appleson's Cyaepedia for '64.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-01-11

q ENLARGED - The Lawrence Tribune
comes to us enlarged and materially i'm.
proved-being the second enlargement
within two months. The Tribune is Z
live Daily. and edited withgreat care and
ability. tits now the largest Daily wesI
of St. Louis. We wish it success.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-01-11
THE KANSAS FARMER,
LIVE WESTERN JOURNAL,
Al Per Year.
Address JOHN 8. BROWN,
s,4-.,... .-s. Lawrence, Kansas.

jan II. 1866. -F~---
an SATURDAY, January s, 1856, Messr'.
OTieknos Fields viii begin the puoilcA'
tioa Of Weekly journal entitled
-ssEvery Saturday,
A Jeue,nla~f Choice Reading,
s8LECTRDPR FOREIGN CURRENT
C,. ,s..c 4, .soLITERATURE.