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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-11-19

SsGDenmOrtbs 16. Robember. Sic v99en
Wterlcan @a3ette" last bic meiften Der emunuhe,
utss, iopie ale Nfapar,tiheS uub @reen Miper
uteS bdtteII lid am &iD DOIUtus. etwa 200 Mei,
len BON 2isrru anliruIu sulommenaelbaart unc
trGten SOrbsrettnnsen bic AnlieolunSen i'm nprb,
Deftlld1en Sbetle 6es GerritOrnms anauoreifen
DieIes ftno bic ndlnIiGen Snbiuner. %eIHr M,
etntSer 53eit bic g!sbbser6en III gierra NmariIo
ttaPleH nno be 0lttsr %tOrteten. Set Der aeii
paren ne aIIl ben AnNeolunssn Der WOrmCTeu
unC tsSrteI nit slHer SrcBeu ssltpbleuei 8lebbeer.
be Surttf.
Onfelbe Blatt entbilt Berihte iiber eiren BE-
rcrtebenben ntesSrieS. Die 9Gupttinae spinoel
bic MeiBsa I'M iibIiheH Colorado gum &rles. :
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Sar=Werftetscrun9
in Der
gurmbaae, 300 %. Yratt @tr.,

Otenltag, 90. gtOp. 1866,
AbeubS prdctS 8 nbr,
gDirtbsr, Netaurateuren unb 4nbern CUR Na9rt@t, bas
am obigeu DATUM uub Ylaee bic @irtbi9aft, incl. eer
@arbsrpte unb bes Gpnbitcrze taubes, 3u benz am
Il. Weibna6ts.S Sage (25. Seq
9rDfen Teft=8aae,
an ben Wseiithietenten ~Uerl1eiSert ,perben, pcsn 4nftra-
geube bier5M freunbli9 e~inselaben finb.
"a Da Ser Scc. Dem. Turnberein OeaeupHrtiS tber
400 attiUe unb paifUe OhtSIteber sd6lt uuO anserbem
nod bon BEN bieIen SreuuSeu unb 8efanten bs 0ereius
%unterftiitt ptrb, 10 paS Der Ban Obne 3peifel elm gut be,
iHbter perben unb fam Der Gteiserer ber. Bar auf eiHeu
suten @,folS ieines llnteruebmens re&neu.s
| DaS BaIIs&p nit.
tp,iamcbil q. 8. q. Mtttmann Setr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-11-19
Maaame Abrlbein aiituri
H. , @rpBes
@Uca1= MnS Snftrumental=

SeSeben bon ben Gtillern bss % a te Z i9eu SnStituts,
am Vtittipo4, II. NcD., I6enbs 8 ubr in benz prHdttaer
GOncOrbta @eB&ube.
nnterlet4neter FAT es fHr feline PFi9t, iebes Sa5r mil
lstnen 3Selingen Dor bas 1ublitau 81 treten. mn baiIeIbe
9cren 3u Iaiien, tpaS feline in aubertrauten Sinner Az lei.
fen I'M Stanbe iins.
geem bic Q%eiitunSea Der S&tler beiu, orrISSriseu Con.
certe nod I'm @eeaGtuife iinb unb berfetbe beiu&t baS
otestaeri9e, BEN lit bic bette @eleSen9eit sebOteu, lei8l
auSdntnoen, ipie bel BEL guteHt 1nterri6t unp aabalten,
benz 6ieiBe er1elt tper6en tam,
aubsr ben 3SslinSen Der @uitalt tpirfsn 5eim btesia6s
ri9en @oAcerte NOD nit bas uusSSet1nete 0iois'i&e Or
pefter nno bee riibmli9it befanute Sarmouie=@ereiu, unt
Wirb lomit ben antpe ieIeeu Danlen unb 9errea Elm i@Sner
Senu6rei6er I6enb bereitet tperten.
Sic Gltern Der atnbcr, iOpie bas muFflisbeube @nbIi,
fnm itnb 0n SIefem Concert frsuuhli9f eingelabeu.
yta6 benz Concert I~anSfr1ns6em.
g&lieBli@ mus mod beWertt perbeu, bas bas Concert
auBsrcrsentIiHer tlurfdRbe baIber bonn 90. auf ben 81.
OerIest perbeH mubte. 4.
no0l4-2l Y b. Q8 4
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Der @turrn in 0rauae go

6tgb1aub SaGs, Orange Co., 16. MOS.
@Gbreno oes Sturmes, Der 9sitern gta6t gepiitbet
burhbraf DaS @iloIDaIIer ben intern Damn all
Der Uidble bee Sanlss Councils, unb in 6olge BET.
fen pnrOe Elm GROCER GissntbulnSwertb nieler Sri.
batperiOnen wegaeifwemmt. Auf eini9e 8ritden
tpurbsn nit fOrtserifeu. SieIe @Obubduier wur,
ben bel6dbigt.
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Mn8Derfdnf

aae MnsDerfdmf. ssn
Das feSr oCnHGubtse unb i&Sne Eager Der fribeten
Girma Sotte r & o.. befe6enb in
Neiietai6eu, YDrte= mpnnate5,
86rien, ArbeitStdtden,
aims Yariimerieem &c. &c. &C.,
meifenS eisuer 6atrit, ion pbne0fidii&t auf benaofeupreis
WbOIefaIe unb Retail
ausbsrtauft werben, sc 1T bieieS cine feltene @eleseu>
belt fir IODINE II. uiislt&e % eibna@lSs@e i@enfe
81 IuBerIt bilipen 4reiien.
q 8. $50 @. o aItimpref f.,
ncbl2-S) @te Sanoperftr. I'M 2. Stod.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-11-19
Sfeues seutfd,eS SSSurft sl@eIhaft,
go. 2 6 al6 marie Str., nabe G6mbarb,

GGrl o. Slumbarot, $500
(bpn ter fribereu 6irma @ieieltretb 4 8lunbarbt am
SanoSer Dturtt), asf $751; jnt
gr%StfHuuB M DrnuertaA Is. 9cb.
ylabfcI9eabe auSseSeimnete nab beIifat ftmefenbe
Wurffiorten itnb nunuIebr iebeu 3ag frtfb iu BADEN;
6ranffarter unb Giener @rattpirfte,
Srauni&Deiser 9ebeu0urf, edit beutI@e anadpurf,
Brauffurtcr 8IHtpurft, @diufeus II. 0ettpurA,
ebeilc' A3& Corn Qeaf, @p0ner BIteIaeif@, 3Hsd
9taisnifter &a'e &C. &C.
~ tnternebmer bon 8Slen, ~gefteifen IL. {. IL. mace
Id nod ~bslonbsrs AMI bic bon mir mad Der neieiteu gpvuer
Irt Sc fiIIte 9 @DeinetSpfe unb 6H6e
aufmeriiaur. weI&e mad 8eiteIunsen iOfcrt ansefertiat
perbeu. la 5aplrei@en 3uipru6 eria6te
mtlp) Carl 81. 8~Iumbarbt.
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Gerr W1ihael @pmmerer.

aus g~ieuftabt al Der Mii& in 8apern, speI6er Dor % 9aba
rem ietne Selmat6 eerIieB unb felt 1851 in Baltimore
NIB, fsiaeu Wcbnfs na6m uuO ieittem nitts bon j1n
bSreu lief, 1T bieruIit freunott4 eriuft, ieiuen ert sutsIid
bier a%uSetcmmenen 8eruduSteu SObann gsepu,auu, gtief.
brueer bon Wiarta Wtuiheler aus 5aiesIanb, Be,ttf Wr~
tpa@ in Saperu, feline genaue gbrefe g~ntommen Su lafien,
tneen1 eerteIbe tbm pi&tiss Na6ri&ten mitdut6eiisn bat.
&prefe: SO 3 n QD b m a n n, $50. 14T linton
G&eneetabb, 0g g. 8. 3l5. (tplp
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Srann eineS xheatrrS.

@stsrsGurs, ga,, Is. Stop. @bOe.
mir 9al, bas etn3tse 9beater in bieIer 9tapt,
wurOe beute MOr9en bur3 5eusr 3ert5rt.
OaS @etdube mar fir $4,000 eerli&ert
Ner @erluf betrdet jeOu9 an $4,000.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-11-19
J(euo dN6eigen.
OriDtSermme

NriptSermne.
Serrn Otto &aut CUR gta&ri6t, baB es mir ME ein=
fallen iDirt, duf ieineu Namen gu bergen, pa Iein Credit
ni&t 10 S~laH3enD if. 8eIaSte @eIber, Bic Id c~pIeftirt
unb gu benen er mid a%utCritrte, b~eiefen f6 ani $40 unt
i'd tpiirbe teinen @ebrau9 tappn Sema6t baden, tpeun e.
mid ni@t aner Utitttl SUI Grlfeus fir mid uub meine
Stincer beraubt bate.
mc) Caroline Suno.
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8altO. S6Gtem=0 eleaiAaft.

Baltic SbIten=Oelellfbaft.
SH Der am IA. b. MtS. ffattsefunbenen regelnldBtaen
Generals erummluus Der Baltic. S6Hten. @elelitaft"
UlrbeI ~fclSembe 8eamic fir bas nG1he Sabr eripSbIt:
YrGltbent SEER WtaiOr QeUp. 8Iumenberg
SiceptGitbent - 90 M 8eBr,
/. S4tteenmeifter y @aspar 0eber,
2. B Grant, sfrHI
S@asmeifter SOP. 8tttroff,E
l. GetretSr- - 90. 9. @p6n,
2. ~ s.. 5iIbebranbt,
9%ontrp!eHr 8. Deetien.
DireItcren;
,tt9EE ID. Stet8erWalb, -
8. @minber,
>. @ebr,
Geo. &SRiS, ts
%-s5 anton WeiBtitteIe asa =
Der Undergraduate niumt @elber fir bic, IDpie 9ted-
nungen seSeu bic @eiel!&aft in ieiner office ieeen Mpr.
gen sipii4eu 80 llbr an.
M. @. @obn, eetr.,
mo Nc. SO Gr6anse @lace.
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SbMten>Marf.
8altimntc S6iiBen>0 eIeQ1haTt.

Ine b~iejeniSens bic nod nibt I'M 8eitte Der erfCrbers
li&en Ouittunseu pber &ttiensS Heine fir ait mid einse'
Sablte @eIoer ftnt, iperben freunpIi1it er1uGt, int 9anfe
eieier gEode in meiner Office Ocripre6en su pOlen, um
mid in ben Gtanb 81 ieBen. meine Bidder in Drbnalg
81 b%rin9en.
mpbi) q s.. &uapO.
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illus wesmpbis.

STE nj 8 II. 9fObbr. Die @snerdI Vers
lainralunS Der Bresbiterianer STRIDE tit bier III
&iBuua. ss
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&Seibnad)ten SSeibnabfeu!

&StEUIbUCUIeit
@ei benz PerauHa6eubeu Gbriffet enpfeble i'd uleiaeu
6reuneen unb benz Seebrteu YubIifum meiu reiGbaltises
Eager Der i&Suften '.E -@ stt .saa
j. Miirnbcr9er SpieIwaoreu
3u ben mIsisften Preiien, bauptiS@Ii@ fir Wieberoerz
tdufer. an& bnIte i1 elm Eager btbiGsr 6ancp @aaren,
UstGe f& gu @ei&enten fir GrtpaGiene befeus eisnen
uub late ale elm, Bel mir auerf bcr;ufpre9en, ebe file
anberstpO faufen. 8 sisG.s tar sin
a 4.1 Dittre G&uI3
%1ncU5wp NO@de Gront unb Baltimore ctr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-11-19
&irhIihe Mn3eine,

4Ge @Iieber Der 4. teutf9 sreformirteu ct. Spbannii
@emeinee in @alUertitr. iinb ~briHsenb e,iumt. Nontas
10. 9tpp.. IbenbS z n6r i'm S&ullUfal gu eri@einen, b
Wi@tise @ei9aite Sorltssen.
ftilmo) ta4. Gtrott, Ger.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-11-19
s son @eibuadteu. s lSsIi
Hret8s UteDdiIe. - l2rpiSz gHe SoiIIo

- FIbIU- UIECutUR.
Sine 9roSe NuSpabl bon 9ortempnnaies, D~au1entaz
l&en, Arbeitataf3eu, @igarrensgtuts @rieftai&en, 8Sr=
len unO anOsre Deri&iehene in bislss Sad eini&lasenbe
artltel ftno ttsts OorrGt6iS unb werben aud anI 9stsls
lung i8neG unb gut ~9earbeitet oeIiefert bel
8ennp Softer, S~abrifant,
81 ~eertnSton Ctr. SWiI9eu @barls5 unb si6e,tb.
3Hslei@ erlaabe i'd mir bic seebrten Danler auf u,eine
Mustrabl @aIanterie, gBaaren fir gtifereieu raiIenb ouf-
meriianI 3i MAIDEN. Gtnselne 8efteluusen perDeu billip
unb Sei&utadreG ~seliefert. Gupl9bga :
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8oral-2eriehte.

@pnrsberi6t.- Sob i6lc6 am Satnftas
14S4, .pGbrenb oes Cages l6wanite eS swii6en
142, 141B, 1415. Ser. Staateu 5.2Oer 8onbS
ger 1881; 64er 1868; 65er 1861. Ser. Stau~
ten 7.30er l. Serie 107. 2. Serie 1861; 8. Serie
1861. 10.4Oer Coupons 100 1S81er 49,
81. Central 119. Grie 755. Canton Cont
pa9nie 81. Salt. @ttp 75er OK. 9Oer 984.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-11-19

Sine Hrau unb bret Sinber iinb nad benz Sort
aebradt norben. Die Sioras batten bislelben i'm
HSrbIiGen TeraS peg9enonmeu.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-11-19
Nretmdurcr.

Die WfitSlieeer Der n&Tnis Dabib Qoge" 0o.
IS, a.. s., u. 3d., poIeH ff& am Dteufas, 20. b. M.,
SOrmittass 8 ubr in s.. &napp's S9nlse5Gube an Sclis
bapftr. OeriamuIeln, UNI an ben @eremonien Der @runbs
S%teinleguns tes ueueu Marrer.9 empels bei5upo5nen.
SIM &uftraS %. 3d.,
HIcbiI SaS. 81. 8ppae. @5efr.
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Nar=@erffeineruna

bes Baltimore Nesser-Sereius SO. / tn eouis GBebers
0ctaf, SO. "a Nfarib Warfet space, beute @Rcntag, 10.
gtOS., GbeubS ~ nbr. SIN guftras
mo bes Gsmites.
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Mrtpn GefanasWerein

Die Wfitslieber bes 8ereinS perten biermit erIa6t, it&
9eute, Nlontas, WtittaS puntt III rbr i'm @ereinslpfale
ein3nfinben, nm benz 0et4en6esd nsnife unistes 0titglie-
tes Sod bei;uppbnen.
mo- Scbm Maper, Brai.
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UerTlGlCt)te 0l(6etgell.
JUbm -. e. sytnolav,
McfhtssW ntpuIt

unb frilber Ser. ct. SteuersG Collector,
iUibmet beiOnbere Gufmertiamteit nomentIi9 iOl9eu sge-
6efen, bic bur& Se&IaSnabme inter benz Suternal Saeoes
me @eIet ~entiteten.
Office @ourtIanb Ctr, Ate Sbtire bon eeriuetca
ctr. .r-.. [16cttlint3mlp
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-11-19

Sprtnsitr. 8anoereim MO. L.
Deriammelt ftt ieten Disnitas, MbenSS Z l6r Del 9,
s. eIIer, itbSNli6e @de bon Srrtns unb 1antfr.
10nolmtildnobi] 3. &rumu, Getr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-11-19
SWleAHeS q OptltI
62k@ eft . aIttmore1tr., uabe Sap,

A39N GDebeH ~empiugeu Utr Direct bon &Oittein
SEE13o0 aiteu Sc&Geimer @5ein uub ~Offertren ben.
lelbeu 81 ben biQigfteu qreiieu
(HcDS-S) s4sai4 G4Ieune8 & DpItc.
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e. Caroline ctr. 8auYeretm 30. 4

WtcntaB, 10. ytoc., N6enbs 7 lbr, fnbet bic speite
Gin3abtunS ftatt. SO itnb metrsrc banbet amtbeile Der
fault unb nur nod reuiSe 81 baben. euRtragenbe itub
eriu&t. am CbiSen Datum bei 9crrn SOP. 8ubel, gde
Caroline unb 8antitr., ib einSufnben.
SOB. &ubeI, PrGi.
iamO r. Sol S&mtbt, Sstr.
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@@litti6ube! S@litti9ube

@@litti6nbe! S%6litti6ube!
SacOb OminSer,
Yp. 10 Slo Galpert Strobe,
~empfieblt iein rei&6aItises Eager bon G&litii@u6en, mel.
does fHr bic Gaicn nit ben neuefea @rfincunaeno e,Ieber
if, i'm @rOBsn u. &leinen gu ben %biGisfen Yreiisn. Inc
gu @cibnadten
Gierpunh gien5 auf elmer gu bieiem 3wede ccnltruirtet
Batent Wtai6ine oerfertiSt, NeItauranten unb @ieberper-
fdafer perbeu eriubt, mir 3eitis ibre reip. SrbreS eingu,
f6iden, iubem i6 bon bieiem 0tpnat fir bic prompte ST,
fectuiruuS Der @uftrdse sarrantirel fam iopie oer3is.
li6e Bun5 GTenS iGmmtIi6er 0ualitaten unb bittt
&eiue unb gpirituDieu gu iOIiben Preiieu ernrfieblt
81. > errmdnn BDrm,
.(bianO Ode Sanpper unb @ambeultr.
6R1S85er MOtb> nn0 wetf=2Dein
SAa1 iOeben e~upfanSeu uuD beim G&Oppen ~ 10, IL
- uub 20 Gents ~ner3apft, ME aud Bel Der Gfai6e
aud babe i'd a~usSe3ei@neteu Batavia Run
q u n d erbalten. Setnrt@ 9pcA,
a6rierbibip 9Ouie,"
8ucb -25beJl $40. IL yscrb 5reberidfraBe.
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3Deitc bcutTbc SarmDnie Inter
fTiltun08= Gjcfeufcb1ft.

Gammtttte Nfttstieber beuannter @eeli6ait itnb biers
nit ~einsetabea Bel Der Seietliteu Citrate ftt am 9ienftas,
90 9tOb., IsenbS z lbr in ibrem @erfaniutlunssGptale
einsuitnSen, iutem Observation-Disclosures b~Srliesen,
melten, ipenM nngenonImen, i@ bic RiGtz Gntpeientea
ipGter gu fiigcn batei. 9m Outrage altase7
fampbi QcntS 8IaufuB, Setr.
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@7N1S65er MOtb, uno gBete=9Bet
6dnsltcher Aueperfamf.

WeSsu Gei6aftS<I eraneerunS ~pferiren mir unier SDa.
ftaubis ~aiprtirleS 2aser BON ~
SUDDEN, Gaiiimtrs, Doestins, ileberrpf 3euge
WeitenitOffe, &C., &c.
utter SOft- Preiien, uu sanSlib baalit gu raumeu.
f4 .ntfft@ Serner: s1lH
Den suten @iien, lOpie StOresGinri6tuns unIerei
felt elmer 0lei6e BON Sabreu nit gutem GrfDlS ~aefiibrtel
Gu4 @ef6Gfts, eini&lieBli4 Seits 5te9t auF Gtore fit
nod ulebrere Sabre.
S61euues & 8pIte,
62LW # 9 aIttmprefr.,t nabe @ab.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-11-19

3m Auitras bes &c0rb Of Control unb Ssebiep
9oft-lbe5iia) Sp6n U. So ON pi n,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-10-04

~ Who appreciates the fact that
there is any great importance attached to
such q commodity as Pill? 1t is gen.
orally supposed that anybody can make
them, as ell can take them. But visit
the laboratory of Dr.. j. G. Aver and you
will be dissbused Of the idea, that it is Q
trifle to make any medicine and adopt it
to the wants Of millions of men-to so
adjust it to their needs, and SO cure their
complaints, as to make them it's constant
customers in all the zones. Physicians
find it requires some skill to adapt their
doses to single patient: ask them if it
is not an intricate problem to adjust .
purgativo pill to the necessities Of untold
numbers, SO that it shall benefit them
nearly all. DR.. Ayers laboratory sup
plies 60. 900 doses of his Pills per diem,
or 100000 a year. Think of that,
Esculapius! Well may it whiten the
head of any man to administer to that
amount Of suffering. and especially when,
as is here evident. everything is done with
the EXTREMIST nicety and care.-Randolph
{ w. Statesman.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-10-04

SOMETHING TO BE ASHAMED oF.-Don.
iphan County. the third County in the
State in point of population, and the first
10 agriculture, has never, strange to say,
had an organized Agricultural Society.
nor held an Agricultural Fair. A ma
jority OF the Counties in the State have
their annual Fairs. Leavenworth, Doug
les, and Atchison have very successful
ones. johnson and Jefferson, with but
little over half our population. have re.
msrkably prosperous Agricultural soci-
eties. So have Brown, Anderson, and
other Counties, with no more than one.
fourth our population. So have Ossge.
and other Counties, with but one-6fth
our population. Every adjoining Coun.
ty in the State has its Fairs. and yet no
move in that direction has been made in
our County. Why is it? Does it arise
feom lack Of energy or. are our people
so divided and at loggerheads on every
conceivable question, that they can't car
ry out such an enterprise for want Of har.
mony? This is nothing shorter than .
disgrace to the County.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-10-04

New EsTABL1sBMENT.-A prominent
feature in this weeks issue, is the dis
played advertisement of Burkhslter d
Forncrook, who have just opened Fa-
miIy Grocery Store in the brick building
near the Leves. They have large stock
of everything usually found in such an
establishment One fact worthy of men,
tion is, that all their articles are of the
choicest quality, having been carefully
selected in the market, and not purchas-
ed from the samples of travelling agents.
An inspection of the goods will satisfy
customers of this fact. As this is to be
exclusively q grocery store, the supplies
will be kept up. and the same care will
be observed in all purchases. The pro-
prietors are well known in this commu-
nifty. but are new beginners in their pres
ent business, and should receive liberal
patronage.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-10-04

BRILLIAsr SUccEss.-Successfal - the
Loyal Convention at Philsdelphls was,
it was but tame affair compared with
the Soldiers Convention ct. Pittsburg.
The latter eclipsed anything ever before
held in America, and showed conclusive,
ly that the soldiers are still on the side
on which they fought-that the proper
ton OF johnson Copperhsad soldiers is
just about the same as that of the deser.
ters during the war. Pittsburgh was
jsmmed. Hotels. public buildings, pri.
vste houses, and steamboats,. were cram.
med to accommodate the people. Pitts
burg appeared to be unanimously Repub.
licsn, judging from the number of hous'
es decorated, and the enthusiasm was be-
yond description. Some OF the gooc
fruits will be visible, about next Tussds
night.
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CIaeering Forrest.

During the session of the Cleveland
Copperhead Soldiers Convention. des.
patch was received from Gen. Forrest,
the rebel butcher. regretting bis inability
to attend, but indorsing the object Of the
Convention; wherenpon rousing cheers
were given for Forrest!
What do loyal men think OF that ? Do
they not recall the seigs of Fort Pillow /;
rbere the negro troops made gallant
defense. and were promised honorable
treatment and protection BY Forrest. il
they would surrender? But they were
no sooner ct the mercy Of the rebels. than
Forrest ordered their indiscriminate
slaughter, which order was carried out
with the most brctal ferocity. 1t was
not because they were negroes that they
were bu,chered. for they had passed thou.
sands Of negroes throughout the South.
without molesting them. But it was be-
cause they wore the United States uni
form, carried United States muskets, and
fought under the United States flag. The
rebel hate vented itself upon the Ameri-
can Union.
Still later, when the imbecile Sturges,
Q soldier of the Cleveland Convention
stripe. permitted bis forces to be demoral.
ized and defealed, and Forrest's fiends
followed the naked. hungry. wearied fugi-
tives. shooting and hanging them we
imagine that the men who went to the
rescue of the forlorn Union men wander
ing in thickets and swamps, saw their
condition, and witnessed tho horrors that
marked Forests path. would feel more
like cheering at dispatch stating that
Forrest had been strung up like a dog.
rather than at q message of approval
from him.
Yet Forrest approves of the Cleveland
johnson Convention, and Gen. Ewing,
Major Ketnsr, Captain Quigg. Jim Nc
Dowell, and the great johnson party.
cheer him ! The party of which Forres,
approves. and who cheer Forrest. are the
men who stigmatizs the soldiers who
went to Pittsburg as traitors
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LuoK.-We have hit Q lucky streak.

In LuoK.-We have hit lucky streak.
In "swinging around the circle" I've
forget whether that quotation is from
Shakespeare or Gen. Jackson the other
day, we stopped ia at Bailey & Noyes'
Store, and after we left, found we had 9
bran new, four-bladsd pen.knifs in our
pocket. As we are not given to picking
up little things lying around loose. and
ss we have heard no complaint Of knife
being missing, we conclude that the trick
Was put upon us intentionally. A 6ns
pocket knife is . mighty nice thing to
have, and there arc more left of the same
sort where this ons came from. togstber
with all manner Of cutlery. trinkets. no.
tions. and nice 6xings. Call and see.
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A LIVE CITY-We visited st. Joseph.
last week, for the 6rst time in six months,
and were surprised at the vast improve.
ments. Block upon block of immense
business houses have gone up and are 60
ing up 10 the city. and new dwellings
abound in every locality. All the build
ings are Of The most substantial kind.
The number OF new buildings erected this
season, SO far, is almost HOO. and yet
the demand is not half supplied. Busi-
men are standing about watching the
progress of buildings, waiting impatient
" for places to open out, ready to jump
in before paint and plastering are dry.
Some business houses are already rented,
Of which the foundations are not yet COM
pleted. Every kind Of business is brisk.
Every tradesman, mechanic, and lsborer,
has his hands full. St. Joseph is the
very picture of prosperity.
We are more fully convinced Of what
We have always believed-that st. 10.
seph is destined to make the great city of
the region between St. Lonis and the
Rocky Mountains. She already possess
es great advantages over any Of her rivals.
in point of location, and in being surround
cd by a fertile, wealty and prosperous
agricultural country, of great extent and
resources. When her railroads. now in
progress, and sure to be soon completed,
are in full operation. she may laugh at
all rivalry and competition.
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TIE WEATHER.-Yesterday Old SOL
not our friend of the White Cloud Chief,
but the old fellow that drives the chariot
Of Phe bus through the upper regions
showed himself for . full day. The
sight was extremely gratifying, and call.
ed out large number of the very best
looking ladies Of our city, who promena-
ded our principal streets. enjoying bis
smiling beams.-S. 10. Union.
Your "friend of the White Cloud
Chief" showed himself in your Office. on
the same day, but was sorry to hear that
you were "not in." Couldn't wait-had
to be getting ont.
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HoPE.-The Scripture saith that Hope
is an snchor to the soul. both sure and
steadfast.'' 1t is the unfortunste's only
comfort in adversely. and the star Of
promise which urges forward the strug-
Cling poor man. Whist is it that gives
contentment to that mother who sees her
darling child attacked BY the ghost of the
deadly Group. or suffering from the effects
of consuming cough or violent cold =?
What is it that wreathes in smiles the
lips of that patient consumptivs who.
though she knows she cannot live. yet
murmurs her silent and thankful prayer
for ease and relief? What is it that has
become nations hops-from North to
South, from East to West, comes but
one joyful rsspouse-Give us Goes
Cough Bslsam.