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Stacy House

This magnificent hotel has deservsdly won a high
reputation with the travelling public, The clerks are
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tables sroan andor.the ia, Of the land. The rooms are
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hsrO hndI a most pleasant respite OF ease and enjoy
msnt from tho WOarinesS and exhaustion Of travel,
whilst the charges are moderate indeed. Stop at the
Stacy when you Eklt tho City Of Rocks.
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nDos'r N TooLira .r-Tou etn nats sh DoIlsu
ron Tin Cents. Call and EXAMINE a i%nrentlln arg
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several tracts Of land, and town lots above
mentioned on Monday the jan day Of 0ctO'
Der, 1857.
DANIEL s. NAVE, Rspcnps Collector
for Carter County, TehhetseS.
tug3ow4 a
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-05-23

EARfBQUAKEs SPREADING KNOWLEDGE.
Whatever good or bad effect the late
earthquake msy have had, it has been
the means Of enlighteniog Us. (througb
the columns of an exchanged upon Q
point over which We at one time were
somewhst puzzled. We several times
published the Delinquent Tax List oI
Nemaha Comfy. Ksusas. and discovered
that large msjority Of the delinquent
lands were in the name Of the Heirs ol
Louis Lorimsr and the Heirs OF Regis
Loisil and we naturally wondered who
these men we're. who had acquired such
extensive tracts in single County. The
exchange referred to, was reminded BY
the late earthquake. of the earthquake At
New Madrid. Missouri, in 1911. sud
states that Kansas to day feels the sad
effects Of that catastrophe. g!a-e,
The General Government recompensed
the nccnpants Of the ''sunken lands" and
in 1855 bill was lobbyed through Con.
gress By an agent of the heirs Of Louis
Lorimer and Regis Loisil. The "fioats''
or warrants issued were located in what
is now Nemshs Coonty-snd 50. 900
acres Of land are to day lying idle. with
out ever having paid taxes.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-05-23

an oLocAf DoDdE.-1ne last wa
'nena Reporter contains an article por'
por''os 10 Dc . letter from Highland
OUT Tue ,snsoss'' sty'e snd phrases ore
20 very "Ss tne editorials OF that sheet
TOT inc past TWO or three weeks. that We
"ouid tninx tney had been written By the
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-05-23

~ PETERsoN's MAGAZINE, for June,
is an unusually 6ne number. even for
this popular snd elegant magazine. 1t
has . beautiful steel engraving. "The
Wild Flowers in the Wood :" splen-
did mammoth colored fashion plate,
with Eve figures /; eolored pattern for .
tobacco.pouch; and about City wood en-
cravings OF dresses, bonnets. collars and
cuffs. cbildrsn's fashions, baby's shoes.
patterns in embroidery. smoking cap.
&c, DC. The literary contents main
tain the high character of "Peterson."
That powerful story. "The Long Jour.
nsy," is finished. Mrs. Ann s. Ste
phens' fascinating novel, Married by
Mistake" is continued. A capital arti.
Gle on "The Laws Of Croquet." is alone
worth the price Of the number. This is
good time to subscribe, for Q new vol.
ume begins with July. though back num-
bers from January may also be had. il
Subscribers wish to commence with the
6rst Of the year. "Peterson's" is the
cheapest of oil the monthlies. To single
subscribers it is but 81 90 year. For
$500 Eve copies are sent, with an extra
copy to the person getting up tho club.
Address O. j. Peterson, 306 Chesnut ST.
Philadelphia.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-05-23

H Commenting upon the late earth
quake. some writer asks whether We are
in volcanic region. We have no doubt
that We are, If the Rocky Mountains can
b said to Be in this region. We have
frequently ssen large and perfect spsci.
msns Of pumnics-stons. which we're pick.
"a up on the banks Of the Missouri. in
this vicinity. Pummice-stoue is vol
csnie production. and these specimens
were deuttless swept by the current Of
che river from its head waters in the
Rocky Mountains.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-05-23
Informntlen Wanted.

James P. Mccall, q young man aged nine.
teen years, left his home, on Roy's Creek,
Brown County, Kansas. last October. During
the Winter, he resided with . Mr.oJennings,
near Salem, Nebraska; and left there in March,
to go to Leaven~orth, for the purpose of hiring
asa teamster across the plains. His mother
wishes him to return home Immediately. and
take charge of farm ar.irs, as his father has
become insane, aud has been taken to the
Asylum at jacksonville, Illinois. Any person
knowing his whereabouts. viii confer favor
by either acquaintins him with the above cir
cumstsnce, or informing his friends where a
communication viii reach him. Address John
Mccall. White Cloud, Kansas.
NAV 9. 1867 H< ~' i@'t--
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-05-23

REsuLr OF & SLANpER.-Thers we're
more advocates Of Wathens in this pre-
eiuct than We had supposed and that
placs woald have, received thirty or more
votes here. had it not been for an infs-
NOUS charge circulated secretly. relative
to two citizsns of White Cloud ealing
ont to Troy. It created quite an excite
ment fof . short time, and Wathena men
incsssssd rapidly /: bat the charge was
promptly met. cad the authors asked to
come forward and face the music. No
author could be found-it was all rumor.
without any responsible source. until one
man came forward and stated thst be had
heard il from 9 person from Wstbeus.
Who had slid out. This had the effect of
disgusting . number who had intended
voting for Wsthena, and they went to
work for Troy. The vote for Wsthena
dvindlsd to Is. part Of which Was In
Assssed BY personal spite. and part BY
choice. 'a.' .
If'tbere hss been any selling out. let
% bare the proof before the next vote is
tshso. and let it be brought up openly.
Hssrssy rumors. sly insinustions, and
reports circulated privately on the eve Of
the election. will not win. We hope that
vhsn any man hears . charge OF bribery
end sale. be will demand that the person
mskipg It 90 face to face with the ons
whom he accuses. If be can sustain hil
charge, all right; if not, let him receive
the contempt that be deserves. Th'
yilest criminal is not condemned without
being permitted to confront bis sccuser
Grant the Same privilege to the citizel
who has borne the brunt with you during
the gloomy years Of the psst-sspecially
when his accusers are svowed persona
ssemies. or emisssries Of towns interested
in producing discord among you. Whsl
you unite. in . crusade to damage tn
reputation or influence of citizen unjust
y. you have destroyed his influence 4
aid 10 objects in which the whole com
munity is interested. Any man has
right to feel indignant when be thinks b
has been sold but be should first satisfy
himself that he has been. and that tn
man Who comes around with his sneak
ins inuendoes is not the ono that is sell
Ing him.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-05-23
Special Notifes.
TO CONSUMPrIyEs

The advertiser, having been restored Ia
health in q few weeks BY . very simple rene.
dy, afser hAzins suHeVd for several ye., With
4 severe lui aGetSs. kAthas dad di.e,..
4Ceusussios = an.ions 70 .nks known 70
Els fsssv -spserso the neans of ssse.
/ To % vbe desire il. y viii end copy Of
the prsseriDsion assd, cree Of sehArge.) with
lhe diIeesioss foe preparing and esiss the sane.
which tAsy viii dad . syss sszs for CoSsunr-
nos, AsrssA. BRoscnrrIs CovsHs, CoLDs.
and all Throat and Lung Affections. The only
object Of the advestiser in. sending .tha. .Rss-
scripsion 10 to benefit the afflicted. and spread
3infsrnAsisn shirf hs sOnc9ysS u - ipsun-
bic; and he hopes every sufferer will try his
remedy. a. il will cost them nothing, and may
prose blessing. Parties hAhi6s the pssScrip-
ton, Eakr. by return mail, will plexss adlrsss
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
may l6- 6>ly. 1sf0i 81
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-05-23
H The Lawrence Tribune nominate

E The Lawrence Tribune nominates
and strongly endorses Senator Pomeroy
~ the next Republican candidate for Vice
President. What has 20 suddenly chang
ID Spser's sentiment on this question ?
Il ls bat few months since he gave un-
favorable publicity to solicitation which
some ons hsd made of him to advocate
Poneroy's election to that very Office.
and accompanied the article with bill
Of itemized charges which be should
msks. in case he publisbed the puff
This article was grabbed up and eagerly
Published by all the snti-P Pomeroy pspers
ID the State. has the proposed amount
bssn paid ?
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-05-23

The Atchison Champion corrects"
what it calls "gross misrepresentation"
Of Col. Graham BY the Chief. The edi.
tor of the Champion. in so doing. falls
bsck on his eternal hobby. that he knew
him isthe army-ss If his meeting with
or knovisg . man in ths army. msds his
word infaliible in oil mattsss relating to
sucb isdividusl-from Andy Johnson up:
to the hunblest private soldier. II We
misrspresented Col. Graham in any re-
spect. it was in saying that be was not .
bona tsde resident Of Missouri-and We
are BY no mssus sore We did in that.
We viii venture to say. without know
ing positively. that he applied for and
received commission in the 9th Kansas
Regi&ent. as . Kansas man; and il go,
bow could be, during his term of service.
become citizen Of Missouri. except by
his family taking up their temporary re-
sideucs there. subject to be ordered to
such place ss suited his convenience ?
As to our other charges against Graham.
they were taken from the records; and If
there was any mistake. it was not ours.
Sometime last Spring. or early in the
Summer. a call was Published in the pa
pers. numerously signed by prominent
officers and politicians Of Kansas. for the
organization Of johnson party in the
State. To that call were appended the
names of James L. Mcdowell, Gen. G.
W. Blair. Gen. Hugh Ewing. Col. Jas.
Ketner, Col. Hugh Cameron. Maj. d. s.
Sleeper, Col. James NJ. Graham, and Q
cow.pen foil of Indian Agents and 9TH
ers. If there was another Col. james NJ.
Graham in Kansas. it might have been
him but we think there was only one.
His name could not have been put there
without bis consent, for he has never
since made sny public denial of it. as
many others did. A Radical Republi.
can would hardly pass such matter oveI
10 silence. As to the business of lobby.
ing sgsinst the reelection of Pomeroy,
our authority was the Atchison Cham.
pion. In January. the Champion quot
ed from Q Leavenworth paper. the sn'
nouncement that Col. james NJ. Gre.
ham. among others. had arrived at To
peks. and would do gallant servic'
against Pomeroy-upon which the Cham
pion's comment wss. (by Iugalls. VI
presume tbst the above sounded like al
obituary notice. Our inference was thai
the Champion either regarded Graham
as Of no force-played out-or that b.
Was on the straight road to politics
death. We rather guess we were abou
right in our remarks, q few weeks ago,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-05-23

PLANNING MILL.-Another valuable
Improvement has Just been added to
White Cloud. which will be of great ben
eft to this section of country. We refer
to the Planning Mill of VIM. Moyn.
which is being rapidly put in order for
operation. In the dressing of siding.
flooring. and other building material. this
mill will afford great saving of time
and expense. Orders from any point on
the river can be promptly flled and ship
ped BY boat. % rgsqusutities Of ofundressed
lumber are now shipped to towns shove.
Our ssw.mills have shipped extensive
bills Of lumber to Omaha and other cities
up the Missouri and If those places End
it advantageous to do this. it will be .
still farther advantage to ship it already
dressed. We hope Mr.. Moyn will meet
with the success that his enterprise de-
serves.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-05-23
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-05-23

FArRsANKs' ScALEs.-About ferty
years ago the Nlessrs. Fairbanks invented
and begsn manufacturing these Scales.
and ever since then their business has
steadily and rapidly increased. and they
have kept far ahead Of oil competition.
During the last year they added largely
to their works. and their sales were very
greatly in excess of any former year.
This fact is unusaal. il not unparalleled.
in the history Of inventions and business
in this country. and proves clearly that
their Scales are in oil respect, just whs,
the people want.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-05-23
HoLLowAY's PnLs AND OINTMENT

HoLLowAY's PILLS AND OINTNENT.-
Abscesses Of msny years stsndips, have
yielded under short course of these anti
septic and detergent medicines. The
Ointment clesnses the sore Of oil irrita-
ting purulent matter. end imbues the e.
bres and tissues with new life and vigor.
while the Pills, purifying the blood. neu-
traliss the noxious vspors. and expsl
them from the system. In skin diseases
of Whatever character. tumors. old sores.
liberated legs, &C.. the action Of these
remedies is safe and certain. Sold BY
all Druggists. .-.>-
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-05-23

Nershern ana Ss1therA Kansas.
Ihs two items below. we extract from
Southern Kansas papers. Published about
tse latter part Of March or 6rst Of April:
we learn from the Emporia News that
: good many cattle have died in thst and
surrounding counties in the psst few
vesss. mostly for lack Of food. A great
des! OF hay that was pot up last fall visa
spoiled whsn stocked. owing to shs vet
season. Ibis is givsa Is the reason by
some Tor the death Of 90 many cattle.
VI course nobody was expecting such an
unprecedented spring Is this bss been.
and many had to stint their stock con.
siderably.
The Burlington Psffiot says thst cattle
sra DYING by the hundred in Co6ey Couu.
I y. The editor Of the Patriot asked On
old resident the cause Of 40 great loss.
Ehen the latter replied: I'D lssiness.
The prairie grass 10 good enough for
stock. il cut in season for hay. and il
enough Of il is fed bot many of Our
farmers cut their, grass too late, in the
season. and then te,d of that only once
day. through the winter" =. :.
We think the losses spoken OF in the
foregoing paragraphs. are ths result Of a
beliefimpressed npon emigrants. whichwe
have heretofore spoken Of. that in South.
ern Kansas. stock can rnn ont all Winter,
and that feeding is unnecessary. VII!
this idea, settlers have 6ocked sfhi,her
aud have neglected to provide stock feet
at the proper season. or q sufiicien
amount Of it. and the consequences is. that
large Numbers OF cattle have persisted
We repeat. that in no part Of the Stat
can stock live through the Winter with
ont feeding. and sllselaim to the contrary
is deception and imposition But forsg
is easily AMI cheaply provided. and ii
Northern more 50 thsn IN Southern X an
sas. In Northern Kansas, settlers com,
with knowledge Of this fact and an
other equslly important fact is. that Nor
thern Kansas is vastly superior to South
eru Kansas in the health and hardness o
stock. In this part of the State, We hsv
not heard Of any cattle dying during tn
past Winter and Spring, either from dis
ease or lack of food.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-05-23
Advice =. Ys.sE Eaiss-..

Advice - Y1u0G E01t0rS.
Tbsrs are certaip ruIss which youus
editors in Nortb~a Ksasas sboold Or
serve. without vhieh. tksy esa hardly
make their p.per : suesas.
Wbensvsr the Chief 6slrS With you.
pitch into it like Sfesss. ssd ehsw Il
right up, for il il iesIoes Of your mighty
circulation and iu6uencs.
Alwsys kssp bosssinR Of your circula.
tiop, taking psrticulsr psins to make the
public aware that L i mech greater than
that of the Chisf.
Take FREQUENT occasion to intimate
that the Chief il s6uut plsysd out, md
tb.t you have dess The business for H..
Never fail. on The eve Of exciting cleo.
tions, to renew, with great flourish oI
Italics, The charge thst the Chief once sold
ont on On important occasion. Although
the men Who afst made the charge .rs
principally dead o. forgotten. il ia wsll "a
keen the rom suce lresb 10 the public mind
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-05-23

MAGNlrIoExT CosTUMcs.
the Psris correspondent of The Lesven.
worth Commercial. gives a description
Of the dresses worn by Kansas ladies at /.
ball in that city. which is interesting
The friends of Miss Jsrkins, of White
Cloud. will BE- pleased q learn ths. she
sustained her part we'll: H'''.'
But the most reherehe tete that it vas
ever my luck. to attend in Paris. { Of
course we have better in Lesvenwo ortb,
came of the other evening at the residence
of Mrs. Munroe. She was beautifully
dressed. in white and blue. A great
many American. ladies were there. and
among others some fifteen or twenty from
Kansas. Miss Sbort-Sli,ter. from tbs
Sac and Fox Agency. was richly attired
in pink gauzs.. Miss Agnes Bsngaford.
of Topeka. was truly beautiful. She
wore musquito bar. scolloped whilst
Sally Davis. of Junction City, had on
white and pearls-mostly the latter. This
me,riest and brightest. was SAllis Silver,
Of Wyandotte. She had on . clean face
and ear rings. Mss Sophronia Whoop-
enciaver. Of Ksnnekns. was faultleas in
figure, under q rich Tunic of wire gnuze.
over lovely white tulls. The Misses
Buckingham. of Leavenworth. were the
most piquante. but Jane Spencer. Of
Atchison. had on . CAignon. aud was
doubtless considered tho most recherche.
as no one went near her. Mrs. Higgins.
Of Grssshopper Falls, appeard in rich
tulips. Del6ni Smith. of Lawrence, in
aeeacias. and Miss Dilbsrry. Of Tongsn-
oxie. in satin. trimmed with huckslber-
ries. Teresa Maria Jsrkins. of White
Cloud. budded out of trellis work robe.
made Of dry oak leaves. -.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-05-23

T Do not neglect that Cough
to wear and tear the constitution through
the summer months. Nothing is more
emaeiating thsn a cough in hot weather.
Goes Cough Bals.p is cheap and
speedy cure. -,. a-,rl ,f.ts
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-05-23

The PRooF.-We made the assertion
that Lafayette was brought on the track
for County Seat. BY men who were in
the interest OF Wathens. who did not in
tend to vote for lafayette. bot wished to
decoy as many Troy men as possible on
a wild-goose chase. For proof that we
we're correct. look at the vote of Lafayette.
Though small, two-thirds of it is for
Wathena. Their motive in desiring to
run Lafayette is quite apparent.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-05-23
~ The Nsv York Citizen does no

~ The New York Citizen does not
think that crime is % The incrsass 10 this
country bot says that, sines the var.
The papsn have - nstseisl IRON which
. seriss cut log sessssiea stosiss. ssd
usksup tie dessissey ~ sslarsiss upoo
The numerous crimes which hsys hsspto-
fore been scarcely Nsstioasd., e. slric
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-05-23

Il will bs seen that the election has re-
suited in no choice. A second vote will
be taken on Tuesday. June 4tb, when
only Troy and Wathena can enter the
race.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-05-23

~ Edwin Booth hss ordered to be
made crown Of solid gold for the char.
sstsr Of Richard the Third. 1t appears
that be hes brsvely got over his grief for
ths murder Of Lincoln BY his brother
end has reconsidered HE determination
10 retire from the stage forever. which be
sunounced in order to shield himself from
public ind dienation.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-05-23

~ JeH. Davis hes been released, on
bail, sad hes been nakiag trip TO New
Yosk snd Cassds. Horses Greeley ID
one Of his bondsmeu.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-05-23

~ We understand aibat Wat6ena
men boast that they are going to use "big
money" to carry the election. on the next
trial. We understand by this. that she
expects to buy up q majority Of those
who voted for Doniphsn. as we'll as some
of those who voted for Troy on Tuesday.
We doubt whether any great number Of
voters are for sale: but while Wsthens
is around trying to buy. it will become
her to say as little as possible about per.
sons selling out to Troy.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-05-23

WMrr Ctogp PssosNcr.-Tbsrs were
/. 40 votes pollsd It this prscisct. oa Toes
asy. for locssios Of the County Ssst.
'.froy received l0S votes; Wathsns. Is ;
Doniphsn. 2.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-05-23

FoR SALr-le0 sores Of land On Roy's
Cresk. in Brown County, adjoining Sol.
MeOalrs Inquire Of g. A. Brigys.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-05-23

sdi ~ Hon, Joseph A. Wright. United
'etssss ifinisssr to Prussia. disd as Berlin.
3. tbs lib inst. Of Dropy.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-05-23

~ E. Harry Willisms: . lawyer.
Of St. joseph. formerly Of Doniph.u. in
this County. died at ST. Joseph. last
week. 81 d, .,..s-.. s.v. 80
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-05-23
Marriage and celibacy.

A N ESSAY. OF WARNING AND IN
IA STRuCTIoN FOR YOUNG MEN.
Also, Diseases and Abuses which prematueely
Rrostrate the Vital Powers, with sure means Of
relief. Sent Free Of Charge, in sealed let
Ter envelopes. Address, D.. J. SKlLLIN
HOUGHToN, Howard Association, Philadel-
phia, Pa ~ @ Sept. 80. Ie66-1y..