davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1866-03-02
WISCONSIN LEGISLATURE,
Especial Despatch to the Ca:eas, Tsibune.1

AApuos, March /.
In ske Senate To-day the resolutions introduced
on Tuesday. 10 uphold Congress In regard 10 the
veto Of the Frec6men's Bureau Bill we7e taken up,
and the following Amendments offered BY Senator
lttleiobn He1e adopted by strict party vote. II
stood 81 to n, Messe.. Proudal and Webb {Uniou)
being absent:
Retored, By the Senate, the Assembly eontusrtng.
.hst WINE WE remember With gratitude the noble
and devoted patriotism manifested by President
Johnson during the dark dA5s Of The rebellion, We
should De guilty Of deceivtng him. and Of Euisrep
70 decate that his message TctoIng the Fteednen,s
Bureau Bin, In its general tons aud spirit. nss
caused PAIN and dl.apPointuent among his rue
haed viii eshRbeIant ioy "a and eIai.aop M b. esely @
man who eEmpathtLed with the rebellion, OF who
Eae cold snd indifferent when treason threatened
The .e Of the Republic,
Reso|red, That I've moat cordially indorse md ap-
prove o lhe action Of such OF our Senators and Hep
TRenta0yes Ia CONGRESS as firmly and consistently
supported @ he Freednen's Bureau biz and who
determine for itself When and II shat manner II
Tth admit Representatives from states where State
Governments have been dlso1ganlzed BY the rebel
Ion, and we earnestly request them to firmly resist
the admission Of Representatives, TO Congress from
those dtsorganfxed States mil peace Ia fnlly Sc
men within their bordefs.
Resotred, That The Governor Is hereby respect
inl!y requested 70 forward copy o. the.e resou-
g7tss, to the Preefdcnt Of the Cncd States, and 10
each of The senators and Representatives IN Con-
gress from this Slate.
business be received after the 1sth OF March, and
that the Lesislatnre adjourn as eoon thereafter as
general hill wae passed to provide for e1ecu-
tons CO Judgment in certain cases.
The bill to prohibit the importation Of hop roots
from other States tnto Wisconsin caused consider
frxz fra
, 1866-03-02
Nent 0ueAtfnst-Heply 10 6 Aunaun
Adghlso and Another

HaGhISo and Another
1cntrcly agree With the winter thst 1t yorld be
very 1neonren'ent to tenants, and equally SO 10
landlords, to be obliged to make all leases on one
day md were this The case pan!es might occur, but
whether they would be more likely TO set against
The tenant Than against the landlord Il very ques-
tlorabie But It ce4tainly Is great benefit 10 the
tenant 10 hare all leases 10 expire at the same ttme
a. II gives to each the opportunity Of sulting him.
sell ont Of all The tenentn:s to rent In the city
The tenant can take nis OVID Tine 10 make natFan
with bis landlord. whether two. four or s1x months
before the expiration Of bis fease or If he prefers
wait I'LL bis lease il ont. afto asree With the
with. and Il tenants and landlords VIII come TO-
Eether directly and fanEly and each look not solely
on his oxu side, The question Of rents can generally
be satisfactorily settled. ....-
In regard to his last suggestion shout proceed
1ngs against tenants: II '-uuman Rights" belongs
TO that olge class Of honorable gentlemen. to which
what they agree, and leaye The premises at The
ptfaiion Of theIf Lenses, then VIII guarantee that
he will never be ycxed with proceedings to elect
HIN. Thefe are no doubt sons very mean land
lords-I know OF one Or tEo mysrlf-and possibly
few mean terants but The masses OF boih a .se
my observation bus taught me. IRE very d,der .nt
when he secs hts article In prini will blush to read
such words az siufernal s4 e1tortfonate e1tor.
t1ons. .tsN1nd1ez," &C. applied 10 this class Of
NTH.
One word 10 the writer Of the paragraph headed
4'Keuts." I do not wish to hold myself up to the
ascertain my name at the Editors roon and IL be
will call at my Office, can CONVINCE him BY figures,
that DOW receive On an average less tdan six pei
ntt, clear OF taxes, etc., and etAf expect nv
tenants will complain az loudly AZ any Of high
rcnts, have now done. LANDLORD
, 1866-03-02
Wall %trAef.

NEW Yon6, March 1.-The Pnss's money article
contains be following: The general tone Of feeling
ip Wall street 's Improving. The defeutng ot the
discussion Of the loan bill until next week II var
oully regarded, One party interpret this step Is
indicating tnat The policy Of lnfaton will be suc~
csssful, while the opposite party mstntatu that
Cungrefs will act IN conformity with Mr. ALLEY =
recent resolution, and take decided measures In
fhvpr OF contraction.
The loan market Is quiet, and well supplied with
capital seeking investment on demand AZ per cent
rsper pa.ues at 71l0 per cent, with 7etY little oer-
fpE Of The hrst claee,
The rock market opened With some animation,
but alter reac+i ion cloeed firm.
Governments arc 6fm. especially the gold bearing
bonds, which arc well sustained at the highest
figures OF yesterday. Old sos are Ta'her better, IL
consequence Of The advance In London.
Railroad shares are irregular, the New York
Central, Erie and Reading being The most active.
, 1866-03-02

option ID days; st.2a11 1ax sel1e.s III month. Foon
Roe.d-sa1ea l3p 900 hu at l.e1Aq41..44 cash *1ax
aIAf. sellef l3 days and III noath. p. N. Board.
Sales g. 600 bu 1t S2+S 3sK-C1uh elos1az w.ak At
s1ssde price.
pxxesp Hco4-Sales ~ st &1t.531lb.
PzovpIoSs-Brtter higher. ssles Of good roll 81
, 1866-03-02
General RotireB.
A CHICAGO MAN IN LUCK.
a New Oil Well Struck !!
PENNSYLVANIA ALL ON FIRE.
Great Preparations made to Extin-
guish it Immediately.
Ge,leral Rotiren.

Ni this storm and e1cteneat which Is shaking ss 9
O:d keystone state 10 III ceute. has been crezted
within fnur Wseks ty solttlry Agent Who has the
ccutro! Q! that 5iA;e for POWERS PATENT PER-
FETuaL lthDos!- Said agent has cleared s6e % In
tssh pcr day crmutssto-s s11c0 ne left ny ot3ce.
Eak1rK f1430 tn inuF tekA. Fe]lfuE County Rights
But b" Is not tstsEed with this. The stnrm has BE-
come 20 furious that Hees Other alAy its
fury than TO bare the Blooms m1uunctured Ia large
quantities In that STATE. He has. therefore. inst par
chased The interest fur the STATE aad
viii aeon be able to 1 all ostefs there at the lowest
current f1teB-
Vow II: 1so Rsr aay !. net whlch VII .ahstsa.
ath to The sartaacucn OF Any man who Will take the
6onoe e al # NJ otaee or viii tye him the oes.
Slate Right The Union. How nasnY b1a.nest men arr
iheIe u ms eaty who hare large capital tnFesseo
that are not clearing s6o Ce1 day
World say 70 snch, sell out ypur goods noH MnHE
PEkFEIU~ BEhOs- Buy The Right o. q z Es.te59 :z'1
other statc Is xeil - PgnasyIysais. ,,t,ss :,
this state Michigan aad tndIaaa for sale u
titIts In ihi- city, and III orders accompanies ~ ~
JIM WHIbHsR i sole .gert faE PsnassiT.;9.eI; al Ia, -
" +. H0VEY for nbio3 NILES SEASDt9TT VIZ TX .nd
sarhnset1s: IL. f. MAYHEM TOT sew -. ~ i,rsre ~ ~
Dewitt q PiPER, Tor the southasn s'atss o'4.' ~
Fof luther particulars send stamp for circular or
call at ny ''7ee' G. E, BROWNE,
oesr, ~ Tytes ptoek, 80. IL LAsai1e ST. enicas''
, 1866-03-02

PrTTeprEon. Narchi.
CArT1r-The az7iysls Of cattle continue light a.
though the supply seems to be f1y to the demand
the attendance of buyers Is tathcs alftn and they
arc NOT buying very freely. The most favorable I'd
VICES from New Iort impaired little more t3re to
The mark and while holders generally asking
m advance, ns compared with last week, buy
ers appear very tin!d, th-ls experience during
the past two moths warning them not to operate
rashly, supply Is almost certain to teprcss
the 11nde In the East next weak. The transactions
far have been remarkably pneagFe. ~ Will be seen
by reference to the sales. stx and one-eRht cents
gross ID The highest pFic: reported II thon1d be
borne IN mind. however, that no prime Or extza cattle
changed handE. and ws hare doubt good fat steers
averaging from 1900 to 1.3oo ns would have brought
64a1Hc gTces, and we are co9nizaut OF sc having
been offered aud refused for drove Of extE.
Ohio cattle Ills aaid That &C vas offered for tho nme
drove, delivered In Philadelphia, and refused. Com
mon md superior aze In good supply and dull Is
uEunl.
lIcos-The transactions In Hogs ttnr1nE the week
which has IuAt coasd were remarkably light And with
very limited demand. The marke! Il ju1l and de-
Frtescd, End prices ate shade lower - compared
with last week. We tow quote fair to sood aye1agei
at sAel0c, gross. Will two hnnchea Of Extra
At lCsfc. Lsst week shippers paid fFum 10 to luxe
while this week there Is not much d8pos1tton 70 Guy
even 4. docllne.
suExr-The arrivals Of Sheep hare been coz
rn5attye1y light this week. and With
!alr shipping demand the market is frmeE and prces
shade li:her, ranging from ~ 10 65>c gross, the ont
side QuotasIon only for prime mutton khc~p. Ih'
trmneas which characterized the market this week
owpg entirely 70 the falling Of IN the arrivals and no
10 any Increased demand -
SH1rxKz1s-The shipments Of stock during the Heel
ending Feb. n, were: To philsdelphia-Cattl<, ~
| hogs, ~; sheep. -. To New 3ork-Ca&tlc. 80
hoss. 1sGos sheep -. TO Baltimore Cattle, ~
hogs.-; sheep. -. To Why potnts-CAttie, -
logs. -: sheep G,+oo. TotAl-catlle. ss5; hog:
5.s,c; sheep Goo. Total last week-csttr, 1850
| hogP. 7,tuo; sheep. a.ero.
, 1866-03-02
matLetuAffuI,

IT, t.r. r-r.,.es ,,n,nrron. snswe,. Ia ,b- ,,+,,,
,.rn. r.,,,.hst ~ nv :, snc ~ rhs ss,h nj.
iems puu.sneo ~ wv 1erts ~ 'Ae -..n w.
1he hfst oeestion may oe tnus Hea'ea:
ssRcaulted the gr.atett possible number Of hills
Of com that csn be planted upon square acrr a.
1,,,,.,h. nm. "a orr,rv h,, .,,snt. ,rd M ,.vo
70 be nease1 10 each otnef tnan tafee ana oan
teef-"
Tie pcshod Of earailsc1sl tr1anstes win plaut
| III. o,rx.rst number IN \ eiyep snacc Hence u,%
nt.--,s III. o,,4cr o,hcr r.ond,ions ,x.rm,t,,n.
Tbs sqnsre aeFs % contains sqss's e. ,d ssst u, tae
ss1a5e .1t % Of d na M -. Is ena 10 IT., r.
ea ~ I I,.ac,cs h c.ch az Tsss n. s.a3 h1sa II
na.es q @ Poia's vim sSlgss @ te,, @neossnpissa
bottom ant. piaelnT aaS them isita3 #. apaj;
thao ~ 1eet ano 1sRsess aae ssa setaan
anEler les1c tne sI.anSse r. er Sie:,ons M
atsns anS 3 1897 m .nS s s7ts ths h,sc
% f. sqsa1e 'e oiss q eshs h;poihsaa.e! 81 @inn. the
disaF ,iss;;r -aaa tss il eon,.n. E, r,no, IN The
sds hnes e hass r 70 so " i 5115ns pois
each sna = 5oss ., g ss;h: ,,h,-, ,,r ,nm
bc1 required.
an* Ec5s incorrectly: nhsin. fo2f9 as tor nat
cetQ bills. 81 gives :S5S hill. hkswt-e:
places the number too loE he gives sis1 = tas an
t"er. Aler through using the square in''esd Of
| The fl1Anxie. ...,,
m4ny speSEss @ SMo tnSn usc ~ siE aaehe
Answer tho mos, diverse havs sssn sees,Eea II .H
in ~ .sh ~ Tns I'M ~ o9 ~ Vim.
deI the ernters belEg colqcideul Ihsn II y mani.
et shst x2eee t q twS es ,n.. s,n it
erce. aDd tre Of fnch layert viii I'LL the cylinder
Atnee -"
" znsxesz cos1ectly. HI goes rhrongh an
tlsholat~ calculation of eouseuss q cyiiudc1 and
, 1866-03-02

The best itlyc~tm ent In the Market
Petroleum. corn and Uncle Sans bonds In the
sllade. Great Amencan Prize Concert ION the
rampseclr By taking ono fnarr IN the "Gfrat
An,ertcau,'' yor may rtrtke 1000 dollar well.
You have only 10 wait until the 2sth inst. tor your
dividend. u all probability the only company OF
the kind that will declare a dividend this IeF.
IL, ~ but lev arc left. Don't wa,t until you MIIl
hase 70 pay premium Of 19so e per cent: Ask
IKE nonr o;her ss The coucert uosiayeiv tsEes
on the 18th Inst. Remember the drm, George e.
Lmon 4 Co., III Dearborn st., Chicago. n3l5
, 1866-03-02
New Orleans Market.

new ORLEANS, Masch !.
Cotton sales today so bates low uldlns 4sa ttc
nidd1lnr &6c Market atilt stronger. ADVANCE within
the nAst DAYS It tf H. sugar Alr TO fully fair es
lsc Moast s p1me TO cho!cs 9aas7A asHlna,; noa
s6N easier: hancs &Js1a3siA easier; frelshts
q. 1tYAFrpNt kaTI-t6.
, 1866-03-02
lbe Accident ON The Michigan Sonth-
efn KelftsAd..


Wc arr .,fc 10 ,rrtent thc following ,ist Of par
t'es in}nFra hy me ra'lroad acaaen1 ,, o, .s
lset. On INC Atcaae&n sous't'an tsA1s"ao3 A'4tes
Mn. ilesscs, Sor:h Adau1-, Mass, bruised ovcr
Mrs. C.rpcr!1. chicago, collar bone fractured and
otherwtec bruised.
Mr. l. Il E1uneti. Dasc1PoH. lo"H, ,taE ore o.
ara sai.ea 1ses .sS ~. 's1npS x,or,as, dr.,o.
Samuel 'oAh7oa' ETC fa.' f'sa' hnoa'ue' a's'"
eve Wm. y. lcx,s. 1z.sn. o., Slightly bruised.
sf T. T. vi u, ~ .gn .a5 e sr mi e1d thnn
Cd nn hr facS o. 'oe hao' zeal eur eH'' 2ia s'''
"ei Eas 1ln''S %i,eos, Nc. unn,o,d, Conn, bruised
au9ut y" w,as, rnl.dn q b,a4.cd nm rcht shoul
~, ~, - ay ~, -. r"e ax sc,1n' ~
IN: Wight. Ksn.en. =, 'Fni-ed sbont 'he head,
apG ~. ~ 49, liz. X r. &c.},, xnnr,{ TN TIE
,Sa: % eha ,esG o"'@' :" 'sa'p "'AA' 1'~ ~%'~
Mrs pecE cnt nyer thr r3phs eve and 4 ecalu
WOUND: po.,,, u.e. ,4uh, ,u, r,,e.
,,,an NJ, ~ MT g, sr1..sa ,rmne - 'A'
M: Sun .s naaen' Ds'an- w Cut Ai'" !" "1'>e"
N;s. sttneeaneh, scalp wound.
:. 4. CnaPtn. l!tpsaae, .uSau! !t,se Ma,se1 1.xca
S.ss, sss's sno I'd shS
Mrs. u. bnekles> Find'aE. o.. slightly bfniscd
ana somcHnat eus, w
!. ". foue9+ ha'e11oA a. lev sHcal] WniFe"
anC guy. r.,.,,,
~ " S, "a aoos - ats -: .a'aI.. I tas'sn. ,..,,,
as1rn'-0n and '*er.thtn. Il bcin- 6oLc 10 nsEe
'hr's t''1fffon NJ comfortable Is p"s.!hse'
AmUsEnEsrs.
,,,, ,,,~--
Sot- "oops ~ AusEoa-eoaeoy coaanoee 70
.ske p1s orer .. sxe';hs . ~ me Mn.eso
seens 10 be weal aupec1s;ed. iA-t e,eu:ns .hc
isvorite comedy Of Eyczybody'e Trend = VI. se,
produced, With John Dillon as ihe tuim,.ab'e !" y.
which never laiis 10 70 down wen.
This evening hiu Of nose t!.an .he usual atsrae
iioos ~! ~ " Iade xhnaa aunr,c,st,Ha .et
, 1866-03-02

Especial Despatch TO the Chicago Tripuue1
A1BAN1, March !.
The eatt1e market orens with 4 moderate demand
md prices about Ac higher. The catt for New York
and the East loaded this tide Of the tre.
he aheep and bog mArGes i without ate1tal cha1Ge.
, 1866-03-02

UaI1cyse Magical Pain Extractor IL a
cer,alu for burns, piles: cosu., buntons, fheu
nsati=1u, frost hitter, and skin diseases. Try It.
Only Is cents. sold by druggists.
lel2hn6S- I'm mNGf
, 1866-03-02
ttlfntuR Stocks.
M Ar Il IED.

NV Tonx, March 1.
Prices Of mining stocks bid IN Estou to-day: Cop
PER Falls 23Aes Frsnk1in IKE; Hancock 34c: !. R
BAY State Atcs Boston Water Power ceEc.
, 1866-03-02
Milwaukee Market.

Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tnbuns.l
MlLwXUExE, MAsrh L.
ftora-ssesdy. sales: 30 hrts e1tsa sprin. ~
ae,so.
GaAE-Wheat unketued and active. sA.es AtA. N.
Board; $500 bu No. 1t slAsh&l.z cash. aud u bu
No, 1t $t2lKalx5, buyers al month ft.tx seleE
, 1866-03-02

Crawfnrds. PuimonIc Trochex inlay
Bronchial trritat1ons ot the mucous membrane, and
cure Caiarrh, Coughs and colds. Particularly val
uahle for clergymeu and public speakers, as they
Bntnhsms i Van Setback, wholesale agents, IL Lake
street, n549
, 1866-03-02
LOCAL MATTERS.

Wake-beljeve foreign perfumcx-the
Sen1tne being excluded by The enormous duttes-
food the market. They are poor limitations Of ex-
s1acls which in themselves arc r interior In odoe,
purify and durability to Phalon's Night Rloon,us
Cercns," manufactured from the most fragrant
flower ever used fo1 perfumlug purposes. Sold
everywhere. nSW
, 1866-03-02
PRIZE COMCERT
To be drawn At
crosby's Opera House, Chicago,

115.0OD Valuable Prfzcr, valncd Mt 249s,-
575.A5 will be presented to Ticket
Holders, intending 100000
In (;reeubncks%
NUMBER OF TICKETS ISSUED SOC, 900,
PRICE 81 EACH.
This II tie greatest tnducemens eFer offered to the
public ticket out OF eye:y forr d1a EluR PRICE
, 1866-03-02

Ispeelal Despstch to the Chicago TTtbune.'
ST.. Lor1a, Msrch1.
ToaAcco-continuea active: lugs at 500; lsAt n
925M
f1orE-nrmer; super at ss-so; sprtus Z *s.sa: ISL
IEn *9.09s Xxx At $ia914. .....
dRA1S-Hhsat active: very choice a2-'o. hafiey
dull: prime faI at etc. Rye steadT Al &C. Cats hfm
9ut active 81 f!@lsc. Corn lover with downward tcu-
dency: yellow g, tnIxed 6. white e.
EuIsxrY-8traAf -
, 1866-03-02
Ciucfpnafi Market.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune-l

Cincinnati Market.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trbunel
C1SC1sSRr1, March l.
FloTR-No1E active and asner; sales Of surpe1hne
at 17.5a, extras $s.C5.
GRAlS-Theat quiet And pfiees uDchsn-ed. Com IN
coed demand: eales Of No. mixed st sc. Osts
frsn but quiet sales Of TO- st &c. No. 1t Sc Eye
End Barley dull md neglected.
CorIos-Dnll Ut &c tor mIddlnx,
/, . WH1*KKI-sale. Of bonded at &c, Ece 32.e5-
rRoy1stoSs-Dul1, New city mess offered at $S5o
with luyers, Bacon steady; small sales Of shoul-
defs At c clear tides 1se packed Bulk meats setive
and n. tsls nib sides at lie loose. and 3d.
bN cltaf RIB 15a loose. Lard dnl small Aales prime
city md countFy1kettle at 1sAe; 1Go tcs prime hssd
at1i4c.
s1SloSEy-Close.
E1cnASa1-Heavy; 70 discount buying, par selling.
, 1866-03-02

10 to our friend n. F. Mrrr1lI'a fDr
keroscnce CHS, lamps lsnierns, chandeliers. glass
wS1e, &c. II and 13 Randolph etfeet p5tt
, 1866-03-02

asn to the HeAt.-@:0 Ia RFvnnt i Strait
Ion's Chicago Commercial College to get thor
ongh, practical business edncatou, or 10 become q
good Telegraph Operator. Address to1 ciscuIar.,
l{AfAkT q STnATToH, Chicago, III.
, 1866-03-02

SOLDIERS HoxE-The regular monthly meeting
The Board OF Managers will be held this afternoon
Mt aH o'clock, IN The rooms Of the Icung Mems
ff,r{S.4or A8RnEfnUou.
, 1866-03-02

STEALING LEAD P11E-EdWar1 Warren and Ed
ward Kowan. Two hde aged tiinc and thirteen years,
while prownng round the ru,ns OF the saloons which
were burned on Clark etree, few mornings since,
look fancy to come lead pipe winch was lying
amonc tie debrir, aud cond-caied it. In attempt.
Ing 10 dispose oft however. they wcrc detected hy
sn officer and asre+ted. 1hey mere sent to the Re
form school Commissioner.
, 1866-03-02
UNITED STATES

20 Hox go, Ft. Atkinson. Jefferson Co. Wis.
AGENTS! $lnl In .reenbacks will he cfyea to the
Agtnt eellng The tarEcit plumber Of tekes the next
largest $50; and 10 the next US all in greeuoaeks
4Ah
, 1866-03-02
AGENTS WANTED


Everywhere to whom liberal Inducements are offered.
Eleven tickets for 40 123 tickets for 10 tickets
for $o For further particulars serd for L5t or Prizes
, 1866-03-02

WANTED-By the 1st Of May q
w house with II OF i rooms. brick or nauae. east
Of C1rk, within half mile OF the river. north or
Eouth. ANY house agent onkouse Owner having such
house rent ran rneet With good pEorEE,tpA5tnR
ttuant by Rddrea4tus " 7. "" $50 Chicago aren0e
, 1866-03-02

TOR SALE--At bargain, build
l. inSs aud lot IN good business ioc4tson- Build.
Suitable for commission or mannfactuEnG bo.tut
Lot 10 IetE Gont b. $50 deer y good alley inquire
, 1866-03-02

81. JoN's cHu0cH.-Leuten scrstces wilt b. held
In this church st Union Park, conducted By the
Hector, Rsv. e. n. BMhop, D. D. Al are 11rttedL
, 1866-03-02

TOR SALE-A new story brick
i horzc on M!chIsan-av. rear I'd at, lust heln.;
completed Has II rooms and AL modern conten.
lcnres, Price low for cash WARREN II GO0DkfCH,
1sS5 llea: :loEn.st. RnoW y. EVIL
, 1866-03-02

"ANIED-Agents- For the
~ MILITARY ANT NAVAL HISTORY OF TIL +
REEELLl9H. " W. Tessey. Esntor Of tae Au,es!.
g. ons Toya! oe,s'o III. eesatraily .tastsssed.
I;esdy for dsllses,. SHERMAN AND MS .:aM-
thorty Of GEN, Sherman. aua thoroughly ttv.aee BY
him personally. GRANT AND MS CAMPAIGNS.
Service Ma.stre. The material !as heea taken from
official doepmct ful nshEd By order OF ttrt al Grant
Raw.,ns. .htef of ssan: nA1:RkrI'a LIFE % ARR4-
LIN En;h r. "a o%; ons
Iuson h,slt f1a!shed IL ~ material e.. q H.
ulafs, &C.. address, c. F. VENT & CO.. ~ Dearborn
sfrtet Chicc:D Ill. rXO
, 1866-03-02

Tor SALE-On Wabash avenue,
T. nea. 18th st.. o s-sto.y and basement marble
front honse lot full depth. with barn. 3l6uM. f. J..
AFEf:EL1. Eeal hstate Agent, No. Metropolitan
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-04-19
Be IT Understood.

That the above statements can at all timer
be verified by the written testimony (eI.ending
through quarter of century, of tens OF thou
sands Of unimpeachable witnesses.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-04-19
Woman, In all her Difficulties,

lsinvited to test the regulating and restora.
tive powers Of this harmless but efective pre-.
Paration. At the two epochs of life in which
the female system undergoes the most impor-
tan. aud critical changes, the Pills will prove =
positive safeguard against evil consequences.
They are also confidently recommended as u
specific in every disorder 10 which females are
exclusively subject.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-04-19
EVERGREENS. ORNAMENTAL TREES.
Grapeyines, Shrubs, Flowers, &c., &C.

am now procured to fill all orders. so that
farmers aRd Others need NOT purchase their
trees from irresponsible parties from abroad.
and every Spring and Fall complain that their
money was ih.own away, for their trees did not
grow. - ~
Send in your orders early. and l will try 10
ELL them satisfactorily. l have sold 10000
trees in this County. There are $4,000 living
to-day. challenge any other nursery man or
agent in Kansas to show as good a result.
Sd. EDGERLY.
Highland. Jan IS, Is66.-2am4
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-04-19
H. N. SEAVER,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
WHITE CLOUD. KANSAS

rAN be found At all times at the Store of
" Seaver, Jennings ( Heniek, ready to
transact any business in his line, such as max
ing and acknowledging Deeds, taking Aida
Wis, administering Oaths. ETC.. with promptness
and correctness jan. {, IS.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-04-19
J. .. BRuMsAUeH. .. W. BoLLINcER
BRUMBAUGh & B0lLiNGER
ATTORNEYS At LAW, :

Marysville, Marshall County, Kansas.
WILL practice in all the Courts of the
w Second Judicial District in Kansas, and
in the Courts Of the Second Judicial District
in Nebraska. They will pay particular atten-
ton to paying taxes for non residents in Nor.
thern Kansas and Nebraska. Claims collect
ed on reasonable terms, and proceeds promptly
RENTED. Oct. S, '65-6m.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-04-19
Bilious MaladieS, &c., &c.

In whatever form disease attacks the liver.
it is repealed AMI exterminated by this search.
ing, painless, and irresistible curative. Bilious
remittents, bilious purging, and all the ordna.
ry disorders of the organ, indicated by pain in
the right side and between the shoulders, vel.
lowness of the whites of the eyes, weakness and
debility. &C., are relieved and removed BY the
remedy, with celebrity which astonishes the
sufferers and their friends. Let the sick, whom
the faculty have abandoned, resort with CONF.
dence to this powerful anti bilious agent, ard
a restoration to health and activity will be the
unvarying result.
Dyspepsia, DiarThea. Weakness, &c.,
The terrible bodily and mental pangs whicl.
characterize Dyspepsia, are at once mitigated
by the Pills. Diarrhea, constipation. head.
ache, physical prostration, nervous tremors,
hot Aushes, spasms, affections Of the kidneys,
hemorrhoids or piles, and, in fact, all internal
complaints. from whatever cause arising, give
way before the salutary influence of this extra.
ordinary remedy. As q specific for dyspepsia,
and the disorder, connected with it, or grow
ing out Of ir, the Pills are always to be relied
on, when every other medicine and mode It
treatment has utterly failed.
Hollovay's Pills are the best Remedy known
in the World for thu foIlovin1 Y,isaasss,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-04-19
These Mighty Healers, World Known and
World Tried, are q Boon to the Sick.
Disorders of the Stomach

Are the sources Of the deadliest maIadies
Their effect is to yiriate all the fluids of the
body. and to send u poisoned stream through
all the channels of circulation. Now, what 1.
the operation of the PilIs' They cleanse the
bowels. regulate the liver, bring the relaxed or
irritated stomach into natural condition. and,
acting through the secretivc organs uroS THE
BLOOD ITSELF, change the state of the system
from sickness to health. by exercising stimuli.
taneous anj wholesome effect upon all its parts
aud functi ms.