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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-04
financial.
pENNsYLVANIN STATE LOAN.
PROPOSALS FOR 4 LOAN OF +s1oOooo

Az Ac1 to sn ior s rpoa oile over due bonds oil ne
pl,o n bond. the commolrea sHd certain cers'r' Of
iebtsnes aiaous thee millions OF 1osl' Lave bee"
O'[ l.1a5 l. le thai ,lol be rad 'h "t1
o p l. u ea lg u, snat, ad Hos Of R,e,oa i p,
cfhs Coa"r'aW ~ d" H'.'. o. t ,3s@rno An
dlof GsAes4 aud State Ti4sirl De- ui ore hrlrD h. o
smoln vaeh not lno es ieu ilL a'a .. ,na ' n &
iao'' % fe, of loan OF boni 81 tonmoua ealt Tor The
,lr bearing ter, ~ a not Tseelg 80 per- n,ga p an &
, 10 40, sfsIoa v,,vr for m Isl lo purpose aa4
,hl be PAYABLE o., 0or namely f'' uihon' Of aoai
nn scr iyc ears al vtna veg @ ''.I '
s Of d, Il any tine str dfrsn years sna N's tent
Soirr, ned b. DE- Auditor G,lcs ana ng Srrd 10 ne Door
Auditor -a-i. su1 70 be- tgf,efsee on i.s Io
ne proceed. Of ,le Whole Witch cn -, ias p,m,'T. e, = ~
o. ~ , s , ..' Of H. ,S%Soapcali
S 2 t 9 Co., , s siis ~. Tf5s5 ssar 10. s
r.t bdler Protd,a ypo certificate he9 a''N'''' 80 "
'lsg b Of e stsic rnd cot ,rac' Of 1de','' roy
se aag 'a be Gs s,5Sg' A ol G,aer %
prescribe ad eyey aa!er Tor Oh, loan Ag & o. s bonds or
.c,acuc Of nd. eiae'. Of .e ,r, arBt,
felsl'c' ~ aft. S, or noacys herrnr
srhofird 10 bid Tor hereby suhorei :, D.. '.i S e Of
making ac bs receive the Load' 1uho's to he '' " ~
' ,,., o, oer.op, ,,anirr 90 t- spa,y capacity stated
in tic Of t' act Who @'' % ne 10 F Of invest
ns zane IN r bonds authorized be Issued BY hh 'e ~ ' "
nreunto not trcuty Ccnnia
'syc sIi httt! The rasst, OF Its SCI fl. W ~
sb ~ b. psi % .u the order otthr mhhi L.
So, loans oftas Nsshh not ~ ~
erunut tom State municipal lo fit"t a'I ln r..
Pebsry f one Thousand eight Lnaifei and snail H''
been pa.L d.. 49, Ito. ,i..r,of in.ops st,pt here
~. o. ~" ~, ' JOHN J.. GLASS
N'H az "S'''' E sneaker House Of RepcsgL'eA
l.. W. HALL,
Sneaker uf The Selste.
Approved the eeo, Day ff,bnay ODE h1S9 f, 9Sd'i 'al
sftytefeu. 80 ed
,, . received I'D - II ilc state Treasure h we
9fIiari.mt ult ~ o'clock 81 w - % N III
ia5 pdosed siiors+ Proposals LOT Gun h'la ''
I.sn m, 'ury Department. l1rrslIrg, Penn u ; = -
U Ali he received A5Wtvo. irimhuahe ~ '9t~s s' pa
No In I0 ysrs. 18pOO00 tcnur able in Wyens h w 10
@ 0l 100 embusablc 10 70 and payable ~ - yesfa
M ate III interest either or PER cent peg ahnun
ststrd An M h bis most adv 70 We ae
VII he accepted No bi for less han l'i w pc ts
ieuis viii he Issued in sums 81 ~ sn 80
he osut4s 10 be- on State local and nnhi,l -, u,
Overdue bonds ~ ine '"il1ohNt 'i'n y,
eeIr.l a. par To- payment OF s loal but bidders l ~
intend iu cash "I 10 " pl1
No usl'"-'VA VI" ~ - JOHN w GEAEi,
! due iValA Governor 81 Pennfflvnhia
john =. HhkftANlT,
hudito. .GcLe4aL
W II. KEMBlE,
state TrfAfureL
xn-YoIeryu rrlgslG tie above Ot'''' ''H'''' viii re
feke laN.
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p1sSENGERS ARRIYED.

FROM SAVANNAH March 2In steamship LeG-p 1 hs,i.n
G. pimau H. IIadeou Samuel Meger Henry hye " cchf9y ~
Glou Miss " r. TrS,D Mss Mar usey, Mrs j. husss1 JOIN ~.
Slocrrn A. Bradley Dr. q r hurghy rd Wiz Mrs L ~ ns
J0hu Hatch, H. Itsl, w wnslf,I'
Nev NJ Eichbaum w Smith, J. Moore, Miss WMsnteS ~
Wnno. Dsn Wen ". James STOW, d. D. van s'ss
joseph Tripge Ssde. G. w leist Bm T. hAsAny ADO "
FR8u LIVERPOOL March Pin steamship hanh,tsI.st Ia
Nh Poster James rlye AMI Nrs Usherocd MI ara s ~.
son, Mr. AMI Mn. Gibbons snos hs0n D Ah'''Ae' nj ~
CI1eis add servant, Nj Wall
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Dluiocno Notices.

CHoAeo Ills. February "A, 1901
dividend NOTlCE.-Noilce IS hereby given
IA fbe StoIlo Chcago and Alton Railroad 'ompau!
,I,t pIyipkND Of FIVE PER CENr 5 h,e Of Government
"a, has been declared The esmu Of The road Tor the Ss'
M ,ns upon the Preferred stock oi the tompsnF
pa,shle Al The Mes " b JEStP Co. No "a bcadNal
N-YorI on Fourth II March W 10 holders OF sad STOCK
who ,y such ~ te cose Of business hours GA e 20
February @ % ah time tAe transfer boos VIII nc "0se'
,uf feop,lr ou the OF March next Tor rnsieis
W NJ LARRAB BEE Secretary.
CENSENDERFER MINING C0MPANY,-The
y rutee have declared DIVIDEND Of ONE PER CENT on tie
api stock PAYABLE Ofe of The Company on March 1867
1rsn,fI book closed Nsrsh 10 tau sh, inclusive
II. 4. SiitRRlLI Treasurer, No W Broad e.
ugfi,g or PIuao Nan SrK.sslP CoNP,NY,(
NEwlonS, Frb. % 1901
VNVURTY-FIFTH DIV lDEND. 49, Notice is
l,by yiysu thai tie have tbs day declared
pIylDENB or THREE eD PR CENT of tie net ,anS Of TIE
quarter ending January l56 pa ss At r oar Of the Company
Friday. 3lsrehl -
rsans.st Mnnlsy. Marc. st H.
Il, oisro 10. t.e Boti Of ptreC,'s. - -, .
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Observation-Disclosures.
PORT oP YEw.YoRK......,.Bikssa
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Steamship C ofNev York Lsiieh Ii!spoo g. Dst y,,.
steamship Pennsylvania Brl Lewis Liverpool National s''a% ''
steamship Kingdom 8r Smith cI.ssS- ssD s., x SS
Steamship Mississippi S0Hre. lSUe SeN'ioA aN' HAVE H''
s ss#eS s3%i S1.e1 as s."'A
Steamship asS,sd SS,,Sn BS yi " r. H. cs-
su. Salvador, Sie.'I,s0 s.,s1nsS S, %s;s. Allen
steamship ABdausa. Wet; CbaIlesica, A. LSary. r.c,
W5i.Ston *, e R lanes =: s.i S,.s.s
ses%stp aiss. Alexander Norfolk City roru 1rd Res"sr
ss::Sis Ssr y ems b s;ssss, s%a
Sss%.SsC e.,o ed ESoa p pS.a " t H
ss%S wasS B'1 iS.s; f S. Wed
B.T orS DO iB smith Buslp: lyis 1sIG. ssps
R R. E FSs b 9 as5:.' fsF G' e.
R julia s GsP . g' RsISl. a'Ts si ns %on.co
Bds sl campbell Port MOan' JAM for edsr' vie N"s1'
Rs 1o Ea GGT 's1 asI Pc SiHs'
Selr Susan BIaoShsr. Para D. P PsheTn,o v.,,,,,
% S SEEN Sss "A E.1 Webster Fs,s &C. s.
S SR b iadicai Eaeos savannah Van grn. s1ss.
ScSs ioiHs Paiqnsr' SoIfol Vs., IsI.v'y PSS.ss .o
seaI Mgals Lacy oPS;ss,y ssiGFs sn;e; c
ScSr j. smith, Williams, philsisigha, B. eager
-
ARRIVED. ~
s.mp Manhattan fBr Williams Liverpool Feb Is and ceten4
town Ieih with POI pass Williams Gaoh Had suep9
S,r sip Leo DagOoia snuah With mdle and pss Moray
Stsshp PsrI,ro i-l Oceano Spanl Cao havana Jan 10 Viz
Norfolk Fob 3D. put repairs Sb mdse 10 Hssttt IhS
T.. del q. here ior thorough reraiis 40 - IA
anil S' y1s 10 Mai4"S Fes / Co
steamship Drso God Portland with mde ard 70 ~
B,fk Yumun Brl Johnson Sagu With sagar, he, w'JdsH
Bs Alexander Mksn tst Ill., Ciepfuesos with uO.,se, e Fsr
Gns Flora (Brl Mayo, sagus 10 days with sugar IL wss
Big Coydoara Brl Henry zaA tcuba, Is ds' With "su ms
S sa6 ha I. c slast cSs Se Gha Aoy r. %
With ,noiasses {, Miller IIoughou. "a
Scht isabel Denasop Indian River Fla. ,,.xF
Sohr iy frames, Charleston dys VIII liiee tho ""''N
scS2y Willie Din English Morehesd City NC.
Ses,' : R :. iGn soS.s Pailadelpaa for Boston
Shr Fanny Hesg Daniels tlbethp9n isr ire o., s
ScIr W,r n Wiisus Nichols EiEabethPcn for fAI rover
Sehr d. Tayor loser EiIalethpoI, ioi posisssse
SER l. Flower Russell EiraOehpOFt or Ahddis's~H
90 ,,.. I,.l Ei,,io,, Al.msnns Mississippi. CITY Of Fs1
YORK gen wT Fr5ass ' j. Ss' acs s'ss I.
% - Paapsco; ships Marlborough, GeEaSst
t ttrs NJ Gooiws g. w. Horton heiene 1ns ba''an cIh 4,
ARRIVED. Sunday, March 8. x
p Riiri Irwin lof sydney 3D. shsE5One Bsenos A,rs %
day ~ ~S' s@' s1ss'u P Goodwin Cens 20 days VIII
'aE, LOT Talks Island kVh CnidSos days. With ssu
Ia Fcaer JOYS. a., a
SchI ~ Scrog of Truro n. S) Coulter Bsei River Jan
A., Win srooi 20 Henry COloya CO. Len, by Ads, Pss,ss
'os SS s''P Ames rugaer waerpor, or Providence.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Rorov March 2-Aned steamship Mary sanford bcn hsSfstt
yra.0nISss MsrsE 2Saed steamships Raleigh. 70, New y@
oriental, Tor Boston
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Fisk A lIATCu.

B,NKIus AID pl.ILRs ~ GOYIKSuLNt SLCtEiTIT-
No. > NAssAt-Sr.
VIII receive SLNTNTurIl notes ~ al the scrirs in -
change for the NLw $50 CoNsuLIDA1Ip BoNDs, at tb
market Idcs vhich hodcIo oI 5Os wii hnd TO thtI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-04

FIRST MonIC,F BoNps OF IIn. CENrRAL PA'uIc
RAILROAD Cou Interest a. The rate 81 SiN l"' rrit
per annum D.ln. pay able n The city Of NcH. 1"iA.
Tor full particulars apply To ot r'ircss
T-N UNTCn.
Bankers AID Dealcis Ina Government Sccmitirs
so. y Na'.aUSti y Y
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TWENTY FOURTH ANNUAL STATE
- NENT.
MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NETWORK,

P. s. WINSTON, President
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,rtN1ArrpP AIMANAC

Gan $50 sun ses.....5:55 Moon R,es....,..sb
MsH
Sandy Cows Island i2l Hell 1a'es'"'''''s"
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ra,aro. Coz, Asp iurAovyri Sf "srAsy.
I-' WAiNrI.I.. Pan spIlrhIA Frn u, l..9t.
FINUE ANNUAL MEETING al SiOCkliOID-
Inns m mn 1iON ,fpIFf, rOES OF he PRESTON COAL snd
COMPANY r ~ bed 81 De ohe' 81 re '"ofai]
o. WIuStrph. Msr,h .. itJi, 81 ~ o.. . . ....o =, -
,,,i.p - rhu IAifTb Ar.rts Los tssuEAs'K Co,
NO ~ Wafttr. Ntw loHH lehuslT. ~, lebl.
INJECTION NOTtCE-The ANNUAL ELEC-
IL nos f o.. Be~iufs T three Htp, tors
81 F.t.s i eass MoNDAl a. fesrt day -
os'ost sd oisloct
N, erlsr. IOuN EaplR, secrsniJ.
rI'HE INTEREST ON LAND GRANT BONDS
j 81 o vItN FtCtFIC EAfiWAY COMPANY fANfkRN plFlN.
IOs d. t, a tc ped reotaueu u cupoes therefor
A. hs Efrlirr liorss -
IAHhIl. MORGAN Co,
No So factsrI~racs,
hts lok
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-02-21

MIssouRI VALLEY RAILROAD AGAIN -
The Democrats special OF the llth
speaks o. follows of the Aattsring pros.
pect for the early completion OF the Mis.
souri, Valley Road. and Of it's importance
as connecting link in the great line oi
travel from the Northwest to the Gulf
There is now the most A.ttering proba-
bility that the Missouri Wiley railroad
-as the Atchison and St. Joseph and
the Weston and Atchison roads are to be
hereafter known-will complete its con-
uectioa to the Iowa line on the north and
to the Weston terminus of the West
Branch of the North Missouri road on the
South within a very short period-less
than three years. perhaps. Considered
with reference to its conjunction with the
West Branch of the No th Missouri.
which is to be at a point opposite KANSAS
City, this road assumes an importance
equal il not superior to that Of any other
road 10 the State. With it sud the
bridging Of the Missouri at St. Charles.
St. Louis MI be fafaishsd in . eompar-
stiveiy short tins On uubroken commu-
nicstion by rail with Council Bluffs. To
our friends in western Iowa. the road can
scarcely Be of,Iess importance. as il will
at an early day give them the advantage
of intercoarss with St. Louis. and via the
Iron Mounssia Railroad with New Or
lesns.-S. Joseph Union.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-02-21

EMPLOYMENT IN KANsAs.-There seems
to be good opening for the unemployed
in Western Missouri and Ksnsss. The
Kansas City Mo. } journal of Commsrc.
says:
Kansas will need BY the let of April
5000 men. laborers and mechanics
During the past year we have erected ovel
600 buildings. for which We have he'd to
pay lsrge prices. because Of the high prizes
Of labor. Bricklsyers six and seven dol
lars per day. and other trades in proper
tion. This city will next season build
three times - much ss it did last; we are
building = railroad bridge scross the Mis-
souri,. which will cost over half million
Of dollars wo shall also build the largest
depot in the West. Pbe Fort Scott
Railroad will need both lsborers and me
chsnics. Unless at least 5000 more Ia
borers and mechanics come here BY spring.
the work will have to be delayed. and
private enterprise must suffer. We have
at this time over one hundred houses
which had to ,, stopped last fall for
want of mechanics. Buildings would
have BEEN ifarted last fall, bot on account
Of the lack q mschisics were not begun.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-02-21

% We think the White Cloud Chiel
does injustice to Hon. 9. V. Eskridgs.
Of Emporia. BY chasing him among the
"heavy bummers for Carney" at Topeka
Eskridge had too much sense to labor
openly for two Northern Kansas Sena-
tors. and too much decency to do lit se.
cretly.- Otawa Home Journal.
We think we were pretty correctly
advised as to Eskridgs's operations
We have not said that be worked 70,
two Northern Kansas Senators, but be
did for one. whose name was Carney
How long has the writer of the above
known Eskridge? If for any considera.
bic length Of time. we must set him down
as poor hand at learning men; but il
for short time only, we may safely say
that after little longer acquaintance. be
will feel like amending the last line oI
the foregoing extract. We believe Esk.
ridge wss one of the Great Neosho Val.
ley candidates for the Senate. If SO. j,
is pretty certain that be worked for Car
ney and Eskridge.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-02-21
Cr.x.. Wraour a M..rrn.-Ts.

GrRxAx WITHOUT A MasrER.-Ths
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man Language without the aid Of q teach
er, has for the last twenty years, been
successfully tested throughout the whole
European continent and is. without a
single exception. used in teaching the
German language in all the educational
institutions of England. France. and Ger.
many. In London. Mr.. A. H. Monteith.
the most celebrated teacher of Languages
in the world. has arranged and perfected
this system: and bis work on the Study
of the German Language without Mas
ter, Immediately obtained ssuddeu and
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Any person unscquainted with the
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"Germsn without Q Master" be enabled
to read, ,crite. and speak the Language
without the aid of . tescber. provided
they pay strict attention to the instruc'
tions laid down in the work. and thai
nothing shall be passed over without
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involves: by doing which they will find
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vrite the German language st their will
and pleasure. This work will be found
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worth. to any one. one hundred times
its cost. 1t runs through several large
editions in Europe every year. and al
persons wishing to learn the German Ian
gusge. should get or send for copy Of il
at once. Price Forty cents copy. Iii
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also publish "French without Master. y
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-02-21

Missouri River TRADE THIS SEASON.
In an article on the probable business to
be done on the Missouri river. the ST
Louis Democrat says: Twenty eight
steamboats, bound with cargoes fof Fort
Benton. passed Sioux City from April
I'd to May 9th. last year. and over thirty
steamers are already mentioned as likely
to leave this port this season for Fort
Benton and the gold regions ofthe Upper
Missouri. Immense profits were, accor-
ding to rumor. reslized BY many Of these
boats from the voyage last year. bnt it is
not likely that the condition Of long sus
tained high water and high rates of freight
will obtain this year. Hence. we think
the feet of Mountain boats will not be as
large as anticipated: but. added to the
tonnage that will be engaged in transport
ing Government supplies. it is probable
there will be larger number of steamers
running this year on the Upper Missouri
than ever before. In this connection we
may give the names of the boats popular
rumor assigns to the St. Louis and gol,l
region trade Of the Upper Missouri the
coming spring: Ben johnson. 20. D."
Big Horn, Octavia. Walter B. Dance,
Fl. NJ. Shreve. Only Chance. Gold Finch.
Little Rock. Beardstown. st. Johns. An
telope. Mary Mcdonald, Favorite. En-
terprise. Girsrd r. Allen. Waverly. Ia
cony. Tom. Stevens. Miner. Impsrisl.
Helena. Amanda. Cora. Deer Lodge
Nile. Huntsville. Benton, Captain Ceres
new boat. two or three others now bui'I
ing. and several not remembered "-&
Joseph Union.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-02-21
~ The Nemaha Courier has exper

~ The Nemaha Courier has expert
enced return of its old-tims complaint
Chief On the brain. Its last two is
sues devote considerable space to the
Chief on the Senatorial question-all
faw and quibble. As that question is
settled to our satisfaction, we don't think
. newspaper quarrel over it would pay.
The Courier may have its full swing
and may afterwards rs-publish its own
opinions in pamphlet form. for gratuit-
ous distribution. Il It chooses.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-02-21

HoLLowAY's PILLS AND OINTMENr-In.
fammstion of the Kidneys and urino.
genital orgsns.-In ell internal inaam.
nation of the Kidneys. bladder, &C.,
caused by gravel or other local irritation,
these medicines will effect q speedy and
radical cure. Out OF Eve hundred cases
Of persons afflicted with gravel and pro.
nounced by eminent members of the fac.
nifty as 'incurable," ell who took these
remedies recovered but one, and he, dis
pairing Of success, discontinued them af-
ter one weeks use. Sold by all Drug
gists.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-02-21

re- The Legislature has done one
good thing, in defeating the bill to send
. Commissioner to the Paris Exposition.
ct the expense of the State. The man
had probably already been selected, in
anticipation. There are always persons
hanging about the Capital. seeking to be
sent of on some pleasure trip, to live
high and pat on style, at the public ex'
penss. Every such plundering scheme
should be killed, whether it be called
Emigration, Paris Exposition. or by
any other plausible name. There will
be sufficient squandering of money. with
ont these.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-02-21
WHITE CLOUD, KANSAS:
Thursday, -: February 21, 1867.

TIE SwrNpLE OPExs Up.-We have
hsrstofors spoken at length Of the propo-
sition to make the State responsible for
County subscriptions to railroads. The
question was suddenly sprung in the L.
gislature. on Monday. in the hope OF
rushing it through before the opposition
could get into position to meet it. The
schsms is to have the State guarantees
such subscriptions. to the amount of six
millions of dollars. We can hardly be-
lievs that the Legislature will bs guilty
of such an enormity. If it does pass an
act Tor that purpose. then it is to be hop.
ed that the Governor will have the good
sense and the courage to veto it. It will
prove to be the most beneficial and pop.
: ular act ever performed by Governor
Of Kansas.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-02-21

All we have to say to the above is.
that the righteous always have been per-
secuted. and perhaps always will be, un'
til that happy time. yet hidden in the
womb OF the future, when the lion and
the lamb shall lie down together. and one
tongue shall bind all nations and kin
dreds Of the earth, &c. We were in
formed, from some source, that the Coun-
ty Attorney had drawn up ard sent to
the Legislature such a memorial as we
spoke Of, and we know that Mr.. Stout
was County Attorney. An item which
we subsequently saw in the Reporter,
seemed to confirm the story-heuce we
lit in. We can do no better than give
Mr.. Stout the benefit of bis denial.
Whenever he gets mad at somebody. and
wants him abused. let him drop Us line
and we won't abuse him.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-02-21

re- A London newspaper has been
presented with $4,000 press, by a
business man who made a fortune by sd
vertising in that paper. If any person
who has become rich by advertising in
the Chief. desires to make a similar de-
monstration Of gratitude. we will meet
him in spirit Of liberality-we'll take
$4,000 cash. and purchase a complete
new outfit.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-02-21
The Platte Ce.ntry Railre.a.

The Missouri State Senate occupied
itself on Saturday in considering bill
introduced BY Mr.. Hsrbine. Senator from
this District. After considerable discus
sion in Committee Of the Whole. the bill
was agreed to, and reported back with .
recommendation, that it pass. By this
bill the Atchison and St. Joseph and the
Atchison and Weston railroads are con-
solidated under the name Of the Missouri
Valley railroad. The owners are Messrs.
Pickering. CLARK. Jno. G. Richardson. j.
Condit Smith. VIM. Lester. Kerns Ger.
rard. and other capitalists. 1t gives the
company the privilege of changing the
line of the road from St. Joseph north
ward BY providing that they may con.
struct road from this point along the
valley Of the Missouri river BY the way
of Forest City to the Iowa line. there to
connect with the road building from
Council Bluffs. EF
1t provides that the company msy con
struct branch from Savannsh 70 the
Iowa line in the direction of Des Moines
The Company is authorised to borrow
muney. sell its bonds and to make them
convertible into stock and may, to sr.
cure the payment Of such bonds. give
liens upon The rosd. Such liens shall iu
no case. however. impair the States lier
on the said Atchison and St. Joe and
Weston railroad. This lien ia now oulv
about $500. 600. The capital stock q
the company is increased to 90. 900 600
and the stock holders are permitted to in.
crease it to 90. 100000.
1t further provides that the provision.
Of the act to effect compromise between
the State and the Atchison and St. 10,
and the Weston and Atchison railroads
and to secure the payment of the bond,
Of the State issued for the construction o
the Platte Country railroad, shall apply
and be in force against the Missour
Valley railroad compauy. except that tn,
road is relieved from the provisions o
sections 50 and 73. which require tn,
company to lay an additional rail ove
the road and permit the North Missour
to run its cars over the same. on sucf
terms as the two companies might sgre'
on. or should they fail to agree. as tb,
Governor OF the STATE may prescribe.
1t also provides that the road shall b.
bull. to The Iowa line. aud to the western
terminus ofths West Branch Of the Norti
Missouri road in FIVE years.
In q cursory glance at the bill we hav,
been unable to see anything particularly
Objectionable in it's features. .-St. Josepl
Herald.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-02-21

re- NIGHTMARE is one of the many
diseases of which indigestion is the pa
rent, and can be easily cured by avoiding
hearty food at night. late suppers, etc.
If it has become Of almost nightly occur
renee. take light food, tea and toast. fo,
supper. and upon retiring take ball
wineglassful of Roback's Stomach Bitters
This will assist digestion, drive away this
troublesome annoyance, and allow you
to sleep quietly.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-02-21

TIE Snow FLAKE.-The Poets and
writer's of romance often refer to the snow
fake % an emblem of purity. When
we see thesnowfalling gently to the ground.
we think of D. B. De Land & Co.'S.
Best Chemical .Saleratus. which we think
is quite as pure and produces biscuit near
Iy as light, 1t is full weight and You
therefore get more Sslsratus for the same
monev-
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-02-21

WEATHER, DO. - Another cloudy,
rainy. muddy. dissgreeable week. On
Wednesday evening the programme chan
ged to snow. and the weather turned very
cold. This morning the mercury was
six degrees below zero. Sky clear.
The river 10 clear OF ice at this point.
but is still closed at Brownville. Nebras-
ks City, and above. At Omaha, teams
are yet crossing on the ioe.
According to reports. the weather has
been about the same all over the country.
Throughout Ohio. Indiana. and the East
and South generally. the waters have
been very high.