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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-31
THROUGH TIE SOUTH.

10y in Gath, aud keveiry In Asketon-
The Effect OF the Predicate Veto IN
the Souii-what the southerner Thinks
Of the Negro-The Injssiicr Of the
Pianter-souihern Prejudice-I AS
si.r, mt n observation-disclosures the
Chojr, Of the south Next 10 Gen. Lee
and Wnde Hampton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-31
and Wnde Hampton.
TIE PRESIDENTS VETO.

sp-eia. Correspondence Of The n. Y. Tribune.
West POINT Atm. March 4. fced
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-31

and there ia hardly anything used TO satisfy our daily
wants Of food shelter and rament that Is not either
product Of this part u nature or al east I'D s' way
connected with IL.
Az with men. so great many Of tie'anmas are de-
neudent on the vegetables. Not alone do the Vege.
tables comprise their food wholly or part Out great
many OF the animals are dependent on the trees for
thei: habtaon or IA shelter from the scorehing rays
OF the SUM- against the rgors OF Wlhter as aso Us
hidng-place against their natural enenies. ,,,,,.-
Nearly all animals dependent on soIe particular
Kind Of plant least live on II 10 preference 10
others Even poisonous plants have their votares ana
particularly preferred oy some This
phenomenon Is found most remarkable among tue IN
sects as for instance, erest many Of the caeiPsr
specie would sooner sarve thsn cat any ooa
that 70 which they are used.
II il therefore bat natural that kingdom In nature,
10 which we are indebted for so many advantages even
for our very existence should for ages nave dra~n tno
PAM. have therefore besn both scientifically and
practically examined described and classified IN many
or e.s seIvceabs hHs nave Heners and
specIes and each described with two names. the nrst
denoting the genus and the last the species
On dividing the classes, orders, families and gen.
ara the caI the shape Of the coroa the number and
situation Of the flameEss and inc number Oh ps.ies
and finally the shape Of the fruits and seeds are gem
orally used q charactersticsi BY inc determnstoa .,
the species however the shape and the position OF tue
leaves are mostly used for this purpose
Before concluding wish to say something about cul-
tvsod plants hybrdzns or new v or
nnrpose or other hardly any in their original nstu'
raj ststa Some Of them have largely extended 10 SIZE
BY proper management and msnurins Others yet have
M undergo an alteration by change or admixture OF
r,mnd by Tar the most of them however have gained
more constant character namely. they have been i'm.
proved by hybridisng. Northumberland.
,sfactory feel called upon to remark once more that
each flower contains certain organs indispensaoly
necessary for the production Of fertile seed these or
gans are the flaments and styles. In most movers
fhese organs are combined and they are, therefore
called The styles stand usually IN ne
center OF the flower upon the germ aud the naments
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-24

THs JuDoEsmp.-Thers is great dis
satisfaction throughout this Judicial Dis
trict. over the appointment Of Mr.. Grs'
ham to the Judgsship. Judge Horton
receives good part Of the csnsure. and is
accused Of using under-hsuded means to
secure the appointment Of Graham. when
the Bsr Of the District were almost unani-
mously opposed to him. snd . large ms
;oritv of them had recommended another
gentlemen. The Governors Private
Secretary. Rev. Mr.. McAfse. is also
charged with "shensnigsu' in the matter.
Mr.. McAfee issued the commission. in
the absence of both the Governor and
Lieutenant Governor. and We understand
that the legality of the appointment will
be contested. We are not much interest
ed in this matter; but We think it will be
found that an open. straightforward
course will pay best. 10 the long run.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-24

A PARpoS.-We find the following ID
the Washington dispatches Of the 14sh !:
The pardon OF Brigadisr General d.
q. Cooper. of Arkansas, who served 10
the rebel army. was signed By the Presi-
dent this morning. GenerSpCoopsr was
recommended for pardon BY the following
gentleman Major General Hunt. Major
General Blunt. u. s. A.. Governor Mur-
ply, of Arkansas. Mr.. Throckmorton. Of
Texas. Senator Lane. of Kansas. Hon.
D. N. Cooley. Commissioned Of Indian
Affairs. and the Cboctaw and Chicks.
saw delegations. 4
This Gen. Cooper was commander.
throughout the war. Of the rebel forces
operating 10 North Western Arkansas.
South. Western Missouri. and the Indian
country. To bis command belonged ell
the guerrilla bands that laid waste the
Ksnsss border. and murdered our people.
The mssrscre Of Bluut's Body Guard. Of
Lieut.. Macy. Chaplain Gardner. and hun
dreds OF others, was the handiwork Of
Cooper's men. 1t is fitting. therefore.
that Senator L,ne and Gen, Blunt should
interest themselves in procuring his par
don. and restoring him to equal rights
with loyal men. Why not? Do they
not owe him debt Of gratitude? Coop.
sr's operations in the South West served
As pretext for keeping up that gigantic
swindls known % the Department of the
Frontier, by means Of which Blunt rose
from bankrupt to q wealthy man. Lane
shared the profits. and scores Of their sat-
elites smsssed fortunes. The cause Of
murdered men is not worth botheriug
over. Lane and Blunt and their camp
followers have secured wealth. and Coop.
er is pardoned. and ready to go to work
in the great johnson csuse.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-24

BRowN CouNTY.-Tbe Railroad Sub
scription is beaten in Brown County. by
. majority Of 10 votes. We learn that
it is to be submitted again in june. in .
different form. Ths recent proposition
required the Road to run through or nssr
Hiawsths, which caused Q considerable
share of the opposition. The next pro-
position will not designate routes or
points. .-,...-
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-24

E% Our reaiers mnst excuse the
's,uff'' upon which the Chief is printed
this week. and will be fof few weeks to
come, Our paper men took as .. sdsan,
tage. and ran lot of the article called
"str.w paper" upon us. It is moeb
cheaper .hsn the rag paper; but We al-
ways hated the ''truck." and have care.
folly avoided getting any oft. But this
time It was showed 90 Us unawares, and
we must put up with it. until il is ex-
hsnsted. We would not accept the
miserable stuff as gift, II we could possi-
bly, procure any other. r-a
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-24

LEAvEswoRrH CoEsERvATIvs.-Ward
Burlingame has become editor of the
Laaveuworth Conservative. 1t is said
that the Conservative will now advocate
Johnsonism. although il has not yet
opened fire. 1t is as we feared. The
principal owner of the Conservative is
Capt. NJ. H. Iusley. who sells its supper,
to the party having the biggest pile OF
money TO invest, and hires an editor to
suit. Tow years ago. he sold to Lane,
to advocate rip.roariug Radicalism. Now
be sells to Lane. ito grind conservatism,
sad makes the politics Of the paper corre-
spond with its name.
We have no acquaintance with Mr.. Bur.
lingame. as be is q newcomer in our
State. but understand that he is an able
writer. 1t is the misfortune of too MANY
talented men. that they require bread and
butter to live on. and haze to work for
lL. 10. --EH...- .
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-24

"BREvETs."-It seems to us. that the
proper time to have breveted officers for
meritorious services, was while they were
yet in the service. and their friends were
persistently urging their clsims to pro.
motion. But when they have been out
Of the army well on to two years. when
the war has been over for a year, and
they return from a pilgrimage to Wash.
ington with the empty compliment of q
brevet. rip.roaring supporters of the great
Capital a." it looks to man up tree,
as if they had been tickled with this bsu-
BILE as reward for meritorious services
in behalf Of Andrew johnson. Gov.
Crawford and John A.. Martin, Of this
State, have been breveted Brigadier Gen.
erals. and Gen. Ewing Major General.
It is q singular fact. that all these off,
,ers whose distinguished merits are Just
being appreciated. are straight on my
policy" a..a.,,.- f-- -.s -..-
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-24

~ Farmers and Others are referred
to the advertisement of the Kansas Far
mer. 1t is a valuable paper. and the far
mers of Kansas ought to take pride in
giving it liberal support.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-24
mowrhePeopfeSr Srund.-

s~S--
A Federal ofics-holder. writing from
Topska to the Leaveuworth Times. says
that the people Of Ksus.s arc almost 8
unit in favor of. President Johnson's pol
icy. John Speer. fresh from the psrusal
of letter from Washington. or from .
caucus with . few kindred spirits. says
be has besn feeling tho pulse Of the people.
and be finds them with their mouths al
ready open. eager to gulp down any story
that Gen. Lans msy sse ct to rsgale
them with. Bot F. p. Baker. of the To-
,pska Record. who has just travelled over
the greater portion Of the State. publish.
es The result OF kis observations. bot bis
story differs slightly from the others, re-.
ferred to. We herewith give what be
says. He states the exact position Of the
people Of Kansas; and could not have
done it moro clearly and truly. had he
written columns upon the subject:
PoLlrlcaL.-We did no, talk on the
subject OF politics while absent. but mere
ly kept our ears open to hear what others
said. We wished to be fully satisfied Of
the true feelings Of the people. on the
differences between the President and
Congress. and therefore Instead Of trying
to draw out othsrs. We let them com.
mence. Tho subject is uppermost in the
minds OF sll. whether in the towns or
farm houses. Ths couclusion that we ar.
rived at. after having the expression Of
hundreds is. that there is no break in the
ranks Of the Republican party of Kansas.
Il is not 'fcrumbling to pieces" in this
State. whatever It may be in others. The
detection Of the President will not make
. rifle in our ranks. No man can be
nominated in Republican Convention.
who doss not stand squsre on . platform
that indorses Congress. There can be NO
equivoeatiou or dodging; whoever seeks .
nomination. must plsce himself squarely
with the party. or be will fail. The
Stste administration is popular with the
people. We heard no opposition ex-
pressed sgainst any Of the State officers.
when they were satisfied that those
officers were with the Republican party.
The effect Of some papers and individu-
ais to place portion Of the State officers
among the supporters of johnson. had
created some distrnst in the minds OF
some people. and fear was expressed
that it might Be true that some would be
recreans to principle If sny should be
found so. their chance Of success would be
extremely small.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-24

~ AS hot weather approaches. the
people everywhere are exhorted to clean
out their streets. lanes and alleys. The
people OF Kansas intend to clean out the
Lanes and allies Of Andy johnson.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-24

~ The President has sent in his
Colorado veto message. The real Sub.
stance Of his objections is found. Is usual,
in the winding up Of the message. 1t is
the same old whine. that while eleven
sovereign States are debsrred from their
just representation in Congress. it is in.
compatible with the public interests to
increase the number Of Representatives BY
now States. Tho plain Eng.
lish of it is. tbst il Congress refuses to
sdmit rebel Representatives, the Presidsn,
Is determined to keep ont loyal ones.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-24
- Marshall County has voted Bonds
to aid in constructing the Northern Kan.
sas Railroad. cd. ,- e....-.
81 (For the Chief.j
Railroad MeetIn0

Ra1lroad Meeting.
The Stockholders Of the Northern Kapsa,
Railroad met at Hiawatha, on the 18th inst.
and organized BY the election of DIE following
persons As Directors: II 'sd -9.-.tE
Thos. A. Osborn and Frank Drennino. ,f
Doniphan County; ssmi. speer, w. B. Barnet.
and Z. N. Morrill,. Of Brown County; Samuel
Lappiu, John z. Smith and Geo. Graham. Of
Nemaha County; J. D. Brumb.ush and z. G.
Manning. Of Marshall County; D. E. Ballard. .
Of Washington County. -
The Directors qualified, and proceeded to
eject the Officers ofshe Company. when Sam.
uei L.ppio was elected President, W. B. Bar.
nett Treasurer, and Frank Drenning Secretary.
on motion Of Thos. A. Osborn, David E.
Ballard vas elected Commissioner Of the Road,
70 set OF and divide the land 70 which the
hoad is entitled. under an act of the last Leg.
is'afare, appropriating ias 900 acres Of the In.
's.oai inprovenens Lands 70 this Road.
Inc following resolution was offered By ].
D. Brumbaush. and adopted:
Ae''t'ed' That We do hereby .ecep. the pro.
visions OF an act Of the Legislature of the State
u kansas. entitled " An Act Providing for n.
sale Of Public Lands. to aid in the CoD,,,uc.
a non OF certain Railroads." approved Fsbru.rv
60 1856. snd the lands thereiu granted 30 -. !
Northern Kansas Railroad Company, to aid in
ne construction of Railroad from E,,ood
Doniphan Comfy, Kansas, through Bro,n
no hemaha Counties, 70 Msr,sville. In Ma.
na!i counsy, Kaasss; and thaE the sec,.t.,,
{ The Nofthsrn .Hsnsas Railroad couuany Ia,
arc % sse Secretary. Of State /. certified -. 4
Tors Aeselasien, and fhe acceptance by m.
'npsny Of the psoyisions. Of said law -
a oonm'tsss Of three was appointed, con.
sung OF the President Of the Company. Geo I,
raa.m and 1sos. A.. Osborn, to confer lin /.
Z st Joseph and Denver CITY R.iiro.d ooM .
'ay' 10 regard 70 the eonsolidatson Of n. M.
ssn k.e'.s R.iI's.d Company and u. ,' :, !
'sspd aud Denver Cit, Railroad cOno.n, - )
~. notion it vas resolved that ti,e ,.,.
:e"as : ., .. tie Directors Be heh 4. .sep.c.. ~ :
thfd Menday Of June next. a. :. = ~ 90 :
,s.s' az "a, + GEORGE eRAHAm, Il !.
!3l,,ls"' p. s"'U.,4osn s.ey ~ ssn pc WEN. 'n !, =
y y
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-24

y PRIVATE AID CoSnDssr1AL W.
have procured. at some trouble, another
"Snowbsil." !" "Flowery Almond" and
other choice shrubs aud flowers, which
are now in 6ne growing condition. Those
desiring to steal supply for themselves,
bad better call at our residence, q ws
no longer keep any Of these articles IN
Dr. shrese's oot-lot. If any shrabbsry
dies. from being removed at the wrong
season. or from the hurry in taking up
|s't some person should como along and
PEE the operation. the risk is not ours.
'Csre taken to prevent accidents. bat no
accountability for any that msy happen"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-24

~ The Fenisn female Head Centre
is going to purchase o Fenian iron clad.
and name it George Francis Train. 1t
should be brass-clad, and propelled by
wind, to make the name appropriate.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-24

@ Secretary Seward finds himself
unable to speak at as many Coppsrbsad
gatherings. against his former party and
principles, ss be could wish. in conse.
qusncs Of his throat paining him. where
the rebel assassin cut il! ..
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-24

1 Many man has been financially
ruined by impruden,ly indorsipz. A
good many men we wot of. will BE- polit.
icslly bsnkrupted BY iudorsiug my
policy"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-24

WHIrs CLOUD CIrY MnLs.-On &C.
count Of the lack Of wheat ia the country
to be ground. the City Mills win. for
some weeks to come run only two days
in each week-F'iday and Saturday.
unless enough grain js on hand to require
more time. then that remaining on hand
Saturday night. will be ground the fol.
lowing Monday and Tuesdsy.
In order to supply the demsnd. Msssrs.
Thseter win keep eonstsntiy on hand,
until bsrvsss. three grades Of Flour. Of
which the present prices are: tc,s,e
Spring Floor. / Dbl. sacks, $3.50.
Xxx Fall Flour. per bbl., 1880
XXX Fall Flour. do. 1850
The latter brand is the choicest .rticl.
hat can be got in any market. as'ru
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-24

~" "The People," is the name Of a
new and handsome paper. just started in
New York. For objects and terms. read
the prospectus. in our advertising col
uups. 4.-...
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-24

q A correspondent Of . French pa
per. gives minute secoant Of President
!oensoqa private lifs. We vsrs 20 ID
'hsd with il. that ~ regretted shs Pssi.
dsot svss lsft privsis lie. iaes bssi,oa1
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-24

AT LAsr.-The Wsr Department has
Just mustered ont Q number of officers
dishonorably. with loss of pay. for fraud.
ulent practices sgainst the Government
At the head Of the list, we find the name
Of Col. H. H. Hea,h-who always writes
(" Brevet Brig. Gen." after his name.
We have been insisting. for almost two
years past. that Heath was blow snd .
swindle, and knew this would be bis fate.
If justice were done. His natural place
would have been with the rebels but he
pretended Radicalism and went into the
army. for the sake of plnnder. Now,
when old Andy revokes the decision of
the Department. and gives him an hon
ora5!e discharge, and when Heath returns
to his level in the Copperhead party. our
predictions concerning him will DO full
filed. Perhaps he can then return to
Nebraska. with another pocket full of
Government contracts, and the disposal
of Federal patronage, for the purpose Of
bribing Republican Conventions into an
Endorsement of President johnson.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-24

FIsAscIAL.-Sscretary McCulloch b..
been on visit to JET Dsvis. at Fortress
Monroe. 1t u said that The interv;ev
will result in relieving JeiT. Of bis bonds
and giving him . wider eirculstion.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-24

~ Miss Spinning treated her school
to a Picnic. on Tuesday last. 1t is re-
presented as having teen an unusually
pleasant occasion.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-24

~ Tho Euporis News says that
Potter. OF Cooley. Is on the fence. afraid
to t take eiths. side in pressn. political is
soes. Well. the people haye no qss for
him. and oa the fence he will be sut Of
the way.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-24
~ The Leaveuworth Times p.vs

1 The Leavenworth Times pays .
handsome and modest compliment to
Judge Sears the retiring editor Of the
coassty.ttss. ala w Il prouounces the Judge
talented msn and 6ne lawyer. but .
fs'iurs - IN editor. The cause of this
failure is plain. The Judge had the i'm
prudence to set up bis tallow dip benssth
the rays OF that grand lumiuafy, j. O..
Vaughan. Allah Achbst! fl.eI af
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-24


War EVERYBODY SAYs-must b.
true. is an old prove,b. And it is fact
beyond dispute that oil tell one story
abHt the almost miraculous cures per.
formed BY, Goes Dyspepsia Cure
Chronic and obstinate cases Of Dyspepsia
OF long standing will surely give way to
it's curative powers. Indigestion, sick
headache. s3 heartburn. cramps. pains and
collie 10 either stomach or bowels. sour
ing and rising Of food. constipation. gen
'r.l debility. 6stulency. cannot sxis.
when Cos's Dyspepsia Cure is used. We
beg OF the afflicted to make the expert.
nent; it can be found at all drug stores.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-24

8 HunsUa And BsAss.-Georss Fssnsi.
Train is slsetionssrisg IN Nsbraska. !,
fsror Of j. Sterling Motos for Go.sruor.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-24

DR, J. w. WAuoaop.-Ths profession
81 Card of Dr.. Wsushop will bs fouad
in another column. He has nox been
among rs for some months, aud has o..
tablishsd high reputatioo. with an il.
crelsi.g practice. Ths afflicted will al.
vays end him 1t their service. --s-.s =.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-24

~ Some pspsr. in giving . list Of
the nick-names of States. puts Kansas
down % the "Jsyhswk State" The
Ottawa Home journal objects to this.
and suggests {" Stock State" But stock
was the very thing that was iayhswked.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-24

~ Why ere Asdy Johsson's speech.
e like smoke! Rec.uss there ip no sub
.t.ue' to them. and .bsy ara. arssdiali
bard on The ls., ssia .is.edg c.'j .r.5 :!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-24

~ A Washington correspondent ol
the Cincinnati Commercial. speaking Of
the Senators whose terms expire With the
present Congress. and their prospects for
reelection. ssys:
"Mr. Pomefoy. Of Kansas. will prob.b.
" retire st the close Of the present term,
having severed competitors better quail
6ed for the position then be-" si1
Thst may be; bat ws would like to bear
'oms Of their ssnss. At present, they
Ire not before the public. I'D 7at!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-24

H Robert Tracy has purchased the
Troy Reporter We already observe .
decided improvement in its style and
mechanical execution. The paper promis-
es to be straight-out Republican. The
publisher says be has sent for now mate.
rial. and will soon bring the paper oot in
; new dress. and An enlarged form.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-24

~ Tho other day. We saw . g.udily
painted Indisn With dead hog. in de-
cidedly swollen and psrtunsd condition.
strapped on each side Of his pony. and .
yaller.kivsrsd" Ayers Alnsusek in
bis hand. What more could an Indian
desire. to make him perfectly happy
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-24

- The railroad between Lawrence
and Lsavenworth is now completed, and
the cars are running. :,s .e.s.-
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-24
~ We were mistaken in s.,;,..,.

~ We were mistaken in saying .h.s
Gen. o. 8. Ferry had been chosen Uni.
ted States Senstor from Connecticut,
He was nominated BY the Republicans,
and the House voted: bot the Senate b..
been clogged in the same msnner that the
New jersey Senate was-ths President
has bribed enough members to prevent
an election. thus fer. Senstors Dixon
and Doolittls boast Of this. and say that
the same thing will be done in Nsv
Hsmpshire. and Other States. We'll bet
! "6p" II won't Be done in Kansas. iii
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-24

~ HoLLowAY's PITTS AND OINTHENr.-
Old Sdres, Sctofnlous affections and
dlandular swellings. In al indolent ul.
cerations where scarce . spark OF vitality
fingers. this Ointment will induce spec
dy cure. 1t psnetrates to the heart Of the
ulcer or swelling. and BY . coontsr-i,ri.
tsnt sction. stimulates the sbsorbents to .
renewed effort. and BY subduins the inflsm-
nation. creates . new and healthy assh.
Ihe Pills BY purifying the blood con.
expedite the operation. Sold
BY all Druggists. -..f
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-24

FiRE.-A short time altar dark. on
Sunday. the roof Of the Lumber drying
house of Fsirall 4 Msquilken was Disco
vered to os in flames. The FIRE had
caught from the foe. 1t wss extipguish.
cd without doing much damage to lum-
Der, but the roof was demolished in order
to put ont the Gre. !, ,,