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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-10-25

A new Roman Catholic sstirical pa
per will. it is rumored. shortly appear in
England. It is to b called Guy Fasekes.
and will blow up the Houses Of Psrlis-
meut once a.veek.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-10-25

~Dr. j. w. Oberholtzer and NJ. O..
Willis are candidates for the House. in
the Esstern District Of Brown County /;
and O. E. Parker. in the Western Dis
trict. -. s3sl 1.l
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-10-25

For 08kes
Close 70 the City Of White Cloud, and not
more than two miles from the Missouri River,
in the State Of Kansas, seven quarter sections
Of land, l60 acres each, adjoining farms In .
high state Of cultivation. The quality OF the
soil cannot be excelled, nor the water and eli.
mate surpassed:
The North East Quarter Of fSection %. Town.
ship !, Range ls. Price. % 50 per scrs.
The South East Quarter Of Section y, Town,
ship l. Range ls. Price. $3.50 per scre.
The North East Quarter Of Section II, Town
ship !. Range Is. Price. $50 per acre.
The North-West Qnsrtsr Of Section la.
Township /, Range ID Price. $50 per acre.
The South East Quarter Of Session Is,
Township !. Range ls. Iics, S7oo psr sere.
The South East ouartsr Of Section II,
Township !, Range Is. Prics, $3.50 per ass;
The North-Eass Quarter Of Section q.
Township l. Range II. Price. $500 pr ssss.
The above lands will Be cold q the Psirsa
named. for Cash. For psrtieslars, -apply -
.es J. II. BURNS
: Boz 4ol. Wheeling. Wsst yhti.ia.
June 81, 1s6S-3m 3 SCI
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-10-25

r. Joshus Taylor was elected Mayor.
on Saturday. to Gil the vscsncy OCCASION
ed by the resignation Of Dr.. Wsushop.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-10-25
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-10-25

Two bulls thai don's sgres-John Bull
and Trumbull. - ~ rai-s1 =
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-10-25

HoLLowAY's PnLs AND OINTMENT
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-10-25

Has HAD IT'S DAY.-We notice that
they are still running the Lane and Anti
Lsne issue in Douglas County. Lane
being dead and buried, we think that is.
sue had better be in the same condition.
An objection We always had to the man.
agement of the Anti. Lane party in Doug.
las County was, that they were continu-
ally petting set Of violent Democrats,
and showing them forward into prominent
positions at every opportunity. The
present editor of the Journal is one of
their portcges. The result was, they
were generally "scooped." Hero in Don.
iphan, we always put such rubbish in the
background, and were always successful.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-10-25
Republican State Ticket.

Republican State Ticket
For Congress,
eIDNEY CLARKE,
OF Douglas.
For Governor,
SAMUEL J. CRAWFORD,
OF Anderson.
Per Lieutenant Governor,
HEHEMIAH GREEN,
OF Riley.
ver Secretary of State.
R.A. BARKER,
or Atchison.
Dor Auditor OF State,
.. 4. SWALLOW,
or Lyon.
Ior Treasurer Of State,
MARTIN ANDERSON,
OF jackson.
Yr State Superintendent of Public Instruction
PETER MacVICAR,
OF Shawnee.
For Attorney General,
GEORGE HI. HOYT,
OF Lsavenworth.
yss Chief Justice of the Supreme Court,
SAMUEL A. KINGMAN,
OF Atchison.
For District Judge, Second Judicial District
II. ST. CLAIR GRAHAM.
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announcements.
Fee, Three Do !Iars, in Advance.

District Clerk.
A. SAXEY is an Independent Candidate
for District Clerk Of Doniphan County. at the
coming election. ..r
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-10-25

For District Judge, Second Judicial District
II. ST. CLAIR GRAHAM.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26

sagcmen at Olympic Theater terminated on oaiuldey
last ne this occasion his fret appearance 10 brooASh
since tis from England He was warmly Tf1%"sG o
p nFebcing the end OF the second act espeelay sa
<ors the euri1a similar SOIoa"eE 1a WltSsv We have
seyer Captas Idirkdey played WIN more ,no's s
ooscPnoa Of the glEcrng Ticsednsss Of .ns an S Was
manifested By Mr. Jordan The part OF ga ~ to Thom"s
rersona,cd with esa correctness and hnmor U hr t
fasa comedian who Ssy TOO ieG@ sasno pat who never
fails 10 win aearty welcome hrs ml"S, p1iiJ The
gcn fepro comedy not witAot deiees
Ds,denal 10 theatrical periornsacs5 tha "a s
allowance 10 aing sbsTt comnes and is proper to Coz
srutula,e Nj Taylcurc the sEeecsh W. .D =" m
scries of Dramatic entertainments with which tc mtens
<nliyen the season in BrOoklyn.
RIsTORI.
Our raers are res nded that that Maame R'sori wn"ko
her resn,ree a, the French Thea,er ts eTenng ms V
BLzatck.
BOOTH MATIsEB
pIchcleu winSe presented the Winter GardeH to-day
al the MARTINEZ ghis performance II given for the espe
accommodation Of rurs residents who may be passing te
Holidays in town and may Wish to sec MI D'''" i
ITALIA THEArER.
Mr. Boeunil Dawson win play this heater tosht max
ing his ninth appearance The bin comprises two avorl'e
German pays-"Das Feusicr Elm ErsbcnstocE" and Die
Mr.. HARTz.
"Muum ia Parvo' has proved great hit at Dodworths
Hall We shall improve early occasion to describe this
wonderful The Human Head Floating in the Air Is
tulnghty exhibited
THE EEW-Y0RK CIRCUS.
At this holiday the circus possesses peculiar claims
upon attention Of the seekers Of pleasure and especially
upoz the aentionof persous who wish contribute to the
OF children By new arrangement performance
given day, veil the evening To mention
prominent features of the programme VIA be 70 Indicate
variety and merit entertainment Mile Caro,ta De Berg
who is well described the daring OF female riders
ecutes spirited and unique pieeo Of horscmanship Mr.
Skncy the famous pad rider performs act IN his peculiar
line Of art The Australian Famy appear ia gymnasic
aud classic groupings Mr. James Cooke rides IN
astonishing manner upon the backs OF fiery stecds.
Various cOwGs aud umbes and trained mules also appear
comic pauOmime closes the performance Tho circus
troupe have often noted is the best that has ever been
tabsed in NewYork and confidently say that the Wis
ioT 70 Mr Lent establishment viii be amply gratlled
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
ARRIVED.

Steamship Veteran Spencer Beaufort c. with mde and pass
70 Murray Ferris Co. -
sssnp Dudley Buck Partridge NewbeTn so hours with mdse
and uas. Murray Ferris Co Dec. a. bark ashoIe
Cneoeagus apparently long la that eordon-eould not
make out her -,
and hides 20 Maitland Phelps Co Had heavy weather IN the
Gulf ~.
rs Csharne Morris Pa,boro, 81 Robarts Demerara 30
dnys with sugar and molasses TO o. r. Peni.ton Co.
rs Robert tof Newayen) Hotchks DemeraIa Is days
With inolasses and sugar TO H. Tro wbddgs's Sons.
Big tnov PoGhoe Rio Janero 50 days with coffee TO
Punc Meineke Wend Has had heavy weather during the last
rs daya
Brig Maria Wheeler Whseer Fort hoya days WIN ordnance 10
master.
Murray.
BIG E,em Star of Hayen Foster Barbados 81 day, with
oase Bishop Bros Has had succession of and NV
Eales .ince passing h. latitude Of Bermuda
Schr Lui,a UndeFh MaysgueS r. days with oranges to
J. T. Psarsal ,chr. Jonas Carl from New1OIk days.
would go 10 Ponce load NewYok schr Sarah Maria for
New.York Dec. 20
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26
CHRISTMAS DAY.

ara OBSERVANCE IN THE CITY AND ELSEWHbhb'
Tho merry Chrstmas-day has once more peeh
vc, al and nas,ed and what think Of II this morning DC
.s non whether We were foolish yesterday 10 our
60, of the manner Of its celebration. If liberal in
ehon to the gifts with which had been intrusted II We
ooked upon the day Of religious and social eoTdy
and while we roiced ourselves gave by word or deed s
Seowbciag reason rejoicing with then We may be c
frtss within ourselves and copaceat sto the ezpeHe
from cur pockets III the other hard weS sng 'e"s
rich VIC denounced Ckmas trees rubbish ana o caAes
and candies as pesons; We were cabbdg spteni to"au
bshy ases ana yndctye toward tin horns H. beng Old We
used Chsmas as stuDg ef game AID pastry o. oelhs
vcurQ thought ia Ianly thing celebrate the LEY Win
eroOess0n whisky punches then we sRa to-day grow al ne
whole holiday institution, and alternate the thro oi the nea
e or the eout with anathe egainsi tho whoe Santa Claus
fraternity OF course the majority of the readers OF THf
TRIBuF do not belong to the latter ass they will therefore
he clad 70 know what done yesterday throughout the city
and e story is told below from Grace Church 10 the Aims
bouo from Madison square the tenemolthouse with 81
families Btsness generally suspendeo-eyen the grave
digger had hodayeaving to metropolitan policemen city
railroad employees and msrnng newspaper monopoly Of
abor The sky clear the delicious until toward nght
when a keen wind beokened early There was no slip
pery coastng skating buthe streets alive with yoofg
NewyoTk ready 10 bo uproarousy Jolly upon the slightest
proyocaton. Tie murcar mldness, which disguss che
market pouere has been blessed boon 70 the g
Cling poor and pleasant thought yesterday that in
the midst Of the general rejoicing OF woman was dying
cold which poverty made too bitter to be borne
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26
urnsnN CorNTY. MI.

Christmas Day was more generally observed yes
terday before The banks public buildings aud ba
places closed the the Sabbath day and all
unnecessary labor being suspended the people gave themselves
up to rational enjoyment and were unusually cfcumpec IN
teir behavior There but two arrests In Jersey City dur
ing the day and IN Hoboken Hudson City The Eps
oopalAR and Roman Catholic churches were all taefuly
decorated with eyergeeBs and In all Of them the usual Christ
mas services were held In Jersey City the morning
ushered by the celebration Of midnight Mass at the New
St Peters Church, OF Grand and Van N0rsts;si
previous TO which the chimes were sounded
The children tie Home for the Frie 9des In Jersey City
provided with excellent dinner toys &C. through the
hbefahty Of the citizens
company OF fantasics-ncmbers ard frienls Of Engine
Company No OF Jersey CitysRd styling themselves the
Hound Town Rangers paraded aud attracted great deal
OF attention
Bergen Point Plank koS and was well paronzed by the
sporting fraternity.
Club took place COopers Hail and the National Base Ball
Club also had hop at Lroquos Hall, Jersey City
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26
NEWARK.

Since the Yankee settlers Of Newark first named it
NeWake upon the PaSsake has the Christians
holiday been generally more oyousy Observed than
yesterday The bamy air and shining tempted thousands
Into the streets and all day long the sidewalks ia Broad
usual the little folks reoced the rich gifts bestowed upon
them BY ST. Nicholas and the dscOrdant beOUiugs of Christ
horns heard in every direction business
peaded generally aud services were held in many Of i0
churches
In 81 James Church in Elmst and 81 Patiek Cathedral
Midnight Mass was celebrated The former church was bril-
lianby Illuminated and Seles Mass performed BY the
choir assisted by eminent solo artists and M chorus
panied By the organ and orchestra During the oeorJ Ees
Iapts Ange0unl" by Verdi and the anthem There were
Shepherds, by Hayden were finely sung At ST. PatTcks
Farmers Mass performed Ia both OF these churches
"a p IN.
Atbe HOUSE Of Prayer GpIs0OpaD in the morning q 70
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26

number were ess bountf dinner by the Com mission
az. ~ thart,es GA Corrections The mel composed
Of 100 cheEnS fcasoed beef forms Of cookery
and an lie "a eteas go make up hearty s0bstauha
dinner With the exception Of Jerry Obrlen ana wagner
WHO arc under the sentence of death oil the PoRo
allowed the freedom Of the corridors from ii t oeOck
An behaved themselves we'll and seemed 10 appreciate the
kinhnees Of the authOntes
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26
NAVY GAZETTE.

DIT TELEGRAPH THE rKBUHE.
DETACHED.
Dec leActnE Master C. II. Brsutngham from duty a. navy
Yard, NewYoTk, and granted leave ofebsence.
oRDERED.
Dee IaAotips Master T. N. Meyers to Steamer De Soto
HONoRABLY DISCHARGED.
Dec lsActiug Assistant Surgeon Ale lander Mckenzie
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26
ACCIDENTALLY Ul

ACCIDENTALLY DROWNED. AT ii o'clock last even
ing man named Mallory aged about 50 years residing at NO
oo5 Fast Tenth ~ accidentally f from the pier the foot Of
Nnhst into tho East River and drowned before ass'
nce could be rendered The body recovered aud Coro
uer notified hold an inquest
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26

O'Clock thepas;or the Rev w Mayen preached ouch
inc and appoprate upon The hange at bethehel
Seices were held in the other Catholic and Epscoph
Churches and also in many Of the Methodist Churchs nott o
thcm being beautifully trimmed with eyergreens Inc Cehta
NJ T. Church In Market street very Handsomely
Maltese cross In the rear the pulpit ard 20 the night aal
let of IL were pendant tablets upon which In letters ol gut
rcd and bhro were inscribed passages of scripture We Ver
The altar wreath suspended within which were hHe /e
letters Il H. s." An anchor entlematic Of e Chrst an
faith and q star Of cedar conspicuous WINE lhe ivy
green" was twihed tasteuly about the plarS oil INC ts
At the Home fo Disabled Soldiers Christmas dnISr pro
yided by te citizens Was up wbc Gov NTrd sad
naEy invited sts were present The Feocrans epbyo the
entertainment highly usd the geets lnd~Seu ia 'os' "o
spccckes until late IN tie afternoon -. -.
great variety of ppble entertainments were sa dnrinS
afternoon ana eyeaing all II which literally patron
,e FAIRS for me benefit Of charitable installations and
churches be found OF various points about tsc t ana
al seemed 70 be d0n ng thTff ing busiD,s 49, .
Al the First Ba,Hst Church in Aeaiemyst the ootoFo o
the Messiah" perforEed by the Newark HarsOc Atso
oaon assisted by jules Lombard the celebrated oasso ano
Richard Coker the Soprano TIE instrumental sDuslc Wa'
performed by a fall orchestra a, -.
Until late our in the evening many signs wcte given ths
Bacchus was ot without worshFppers bat No vito COWS
night drunkenness prevailed
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26
NEW.yERSEY NEWS.

CHARGED WITH STEALING so, 600 DEED.-Chas.
A. Miller and Capt Clark had partial examination before
Justice Chambers Jersey City Monday afternoon charged
by Mr. Alfred Beney with stealing the deed Of tract Of land
valued s from him. In 1908 Mr. Berney purchased
and placed Miller Ia charge OF said prop
erv and now alleged that the latter through false pre-
lenses aaed possession OF the deed with which he ecumcd
Clark formerly Of Gen Buffers stan charged
time since Taylor Hotel aud builcd nt the time but
for unknown the affair has been kept quiet
IMPORTANT ARREST or THEvEs.-For the past
three months the seepingca belonging 10 the Atlantic and
Great Western Railroad Company which through 20 Jersey
CITY have been frequently robbed the terminus Of the Erie
Halfway OF hair mattresses velvet cushions bedding &C. ana
Ell Efforts detect the thieves cSs until the present
lime n nears that upon arriving in Jersey City the
are taken 10 sic, Hc M the upper shop the tunnel aud
.s remain a egain fcquiTcu ~ ana u was az this
latter place where the property disabltar,d IN
ous manner Notwithstanding there were night
Snichmen employed TO protect the properly
The natter was finally placed In the hands Of Detectives NC
WILLIAMS and Nurcnt 10 work up Acr due Investigation the
Officers became satisfied that named Patrick Fury IN
the employ Of Eric Company os night Waterman al he
upper shops the guilty party Yesterday hc ohces Hen
leorc Justice Qunfc and procured search warrant WITH
which they proceced house NewRrk0yc loot OF
BERGEN H and thorough search Of the premises Ie
officers found all the beds In the house were composed OF
hair They also found the stolen property slowed away under
Ls i'm the cellar ia the garrct and In the wood shed
They then arrested Patrick Fury aud his VIE susan es le
principals and Michael McMann, Morris and VIM uaiVln
Michael Free and James Dayy boarders III the mouse as
esores all of whom were committed 0 await examination
The property recovered full wagon load and valued ut
about 600
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26

BADLY BURsBD.-Last evening number oil chill
dren while playing in apartment In house in Jerseyst
IA small court running from Crosby to Muberryst) and
occupied by poor families while PLAYING about the stove one OIL
the humber named Lyons little girl aged about 10 years
caught fire severely burned Tho apartment wn not
damaged
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26

THEFT oP DIAMOND RIsGs.-Mr. Geo. W. White,
halter Of NewYork and residing Jersey City yesterday
ppeare before Justice Quae and procured warrant for the
arrest Of his eoored servant liara Drumgold whom ne
charges with having the 5th OF December stolen three
diamond rings valued $500 from his premises The accused
rasa arrested and committed
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26

ESCAPE OF CONvfCTs conyicts from the
Pcnitcuiary Backwe Island made their escape on Mon
day night by Jumping nom the boat which they
p6y 10 convey passengers and from the Island One
recaptured next morning. the other is yet OF large
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26

CARELESS UsR OF FIREARMS. Yesterday forenoon,
VIM pyar II No 800 South Seyenths Jersey City went be-
fore ice Quao and made affidavit that one Oliver French
wilf,lly I'd macousy fired of pistol at eomplainants
house IN, ia from which broke pane OF glass and passed
over bed In close proximity TO where his was lying Tue
Justice issued warrant upon which French was uieseu enu
committed 20 AIT examination.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26
CITY NEWS.

LEcTUaB IN HARLRM.-Major Haggerty will lecture
this ing Harem in the Han on Fourth ave The
people sho attend via 30 instructed aEd entertained
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26
IAnnonnermenia

Nothing forfes the system against the rigors Of q
"eod term admirably Cup Of the eeebrsied KEETs EAST
ISDn COFFEE For sale by all Goeeu at l5c ID. Wholesale
Depot, Ne. IS. Rssde-sL
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26

ACCIDENT TO Mr. PETER RIcHRGs AT BUFFALO,
Mr. Peter Rchngs while playing Rob Rey az Buffalo on
aray evening was severely wounded n ne hana o o
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26

HOLIDAY SLIPPERS. - CASTRELLs elegantly en-
brodersd the Kind Of that sensible people
PPca's IASrRELL has superior stock Call his store No
Broad
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26

PIcKPoCKETs on THE CARs.--Nr II. +. Dougherty
repor 10 the poce tLat some Of the ghtfngcred gentry
relieved him OF wallet containing SlO0 in greenbaeks and
papers representing slooo while riding in Greenpont
about clock Monday night. His empty wallet after
ward the steps OF tho Farmers and Citizens Bank
Urockyn T. ID
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26

bYTELEBRAFa fBuNK -, -
BosTOs Dec. -J.--the observance 'ai Chrlslbas
10 ay had been quite ulycrssl nearly all places OF bsHess
being closed ~ -, -,
The weaheris quite genial and more like Nay than Dcom
ber ... -. -
WILMINGTON N. c., Dee. 25.-Tke day has gen
orally been holiday Nato rSl hags were His
played fron the public buildings aud shipping
PHILADELPHIA
PmApYIFnIA Dee 25-The holiday being enjoyed WIN
much spirit Tho weather is clear and business is clrey
suspended.
ALBANY.
ALBANY, Dec. 25.-The day has been appropriately
observed business suspended service held IN most 81 The
churches splendid dinner given nt the Home TO the
soldiers GOV Fenton present and made handsome anu
effective speech
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26

THE CHRIsTY WILL CAsB.-The will Of Edwin b.
Chsy rejected by the Surrogate for want Of
execution he having failed the time Of its execution 70
declare that u was his viii This is the Of the Chrisy
whose viii has been so long before the Courts.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26
You've MEMS CHRISTIAN A

You've MEMS CHRISTIAN AssooIATIeN,-fhe fifth
in course Of free lectures win bo delivered at the Western
inch Young Mems Christian Association this wednesday
yenng al O'clock BY Wm Anderson, esq Subeet How
20 secure Matrimonial Companion
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26
THE PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS.

The various reormatory and benevolent institutions
ON Baekve Island contrary to the usual custom far hon
ored the day provide unusual cheer to the inmates Of
a.. Raraao
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26

LAFAYETrB LODGE ELECTIoY.-At the stated meet
ing Of Lafayette Lodge No g. f. and A. NJ, on Monday
evening" the following named gentlemen elected officers
for the ensuing year j. W. Bel NJ; A. Fiske S w G.
r. Crane j. W, j. r. Pidgcon, s ID. G. NJ ChcHden D. d.
Adams See and W NJ Ncgus Treasurer Trustees Messrs
Adams George s. McWattcTs and Berry
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26
pRooKLYN AcADEllY or MusLc.

Avery pleasant performance was giyen last evening
at this thsat The plays presented "stD Waters Run
Deep and Kiss in the Dark and notwithstanding tho MANY
attraetioas Of Chrtas ngh the performance was vii
messed bV phTeS avasRee NJ Gsorg9 Jordan whots en-
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26

The READE LIBEL CAsE.-Mr. Charles Reade has
commenced libel suit against the propTietors of The Round
Table the articles which he severely stgmatzes in bis
Prurient Pride letter The complaint drawn by his
sci Mr. Eoo.h the alleged bes lie asks $4,000 dam
ages for his injuries.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-05-24

GOVERNOR Thomas Swan, Of Maryland,
in a letter to the Union State Committee,
gives vent to the fear fclt,~by SO many
members Of the. Democratic party that the
negro will oststr5p ehem if al owed any
thing like the same privileges. In order to
maintain their supremacy, IL is necessary
to keep the negro in utter; degradation. -
This betrays en- the part of such men a
knowledge of their own incapacity and
unsoundness that: is really painful. The
following is an extract from Gov. Swans
letter: .:.. -... 80. ...,.-: - - -;
Ilook upon the negro suffrage and the recognition
Of the power in Congress to control suffrage within
the States the virtual s,bornation Of the white
race to the ultimate control and domination Of tho
negro in the State of Maryland" - Z 49, -