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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-12-31

The Fourth and lass Quarterly Meeting for
White Cloud Circuit, Kansas Conference. for
this Conference Year, will be held in the II.
e. Church at White Cloud, Kansas. Saturday
and Sunday, January 10th and I7th. 1869.
CHAS. J. LOVEJOY, Pastor.
&c. Lawson. Christian minister, Of Wa
thena, Kansas. is holding series Of meetings
in the School House u sbis plsce, which per
hsps will continue for some days Agood at
tendance 10 solicited.
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-12-31

CO President johnson went to see Mag
gle Mitchell the other night, being the first
time be has attended dramatic perform
ance since he was placed in the Executive
chair.-Ex.
Perhaps the old scoundrel is haunted
with dreams of retribution, and fears that
some rival will adopt the same plan to get
him out of his way to the Executive chair,
that he pracsiced himself, by his next friend,
Wilkes Booth.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-12-31

The CHRISTMAS TREEs.-Both ths
Methodist and Universalist Trees, on
Christmas Eve, were 6ne affairs, and
both houses were crowded. An immense
amount Of money must have been spent
10 decorating them, and some Of the pres
ents were valuable.
At the Methodist church, there were
several money presents. Of considerable
amounts. The Church was presented
with a deed to the lot adjoining. valued
at 5000. A deed to two lots. valued at
5000. was also presented to the. Church on
which to build parsonage. There was
another present to the Church Of $500 in
money, to bs applied On building the
parsonage.
Atths School House. fns gold watch
was presented to Rev. Mr.. Whitney, the
Universalist minister; and several per-
sons received presents Of deeds to lots.
We had noticed that the call for blank
deeds. for . few days preceding. was
brisker than usual. and can now account
for it. There was such steady call for
them, that some deeds even forgot them
selves. and slid away while We were ont!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-12-31

A work Of great value to advertisers. pub
fishers, and others who desire information in
relation to the Newspapers and Periodicals. Of
North America.
The edition will be limited, and persons de-.
string copies will do well to send their orders
Immediately, to GEO. P. ROWELL l. CO.,
Publishers and Advertising Agents, 40 Park
Row, New York. dec. 3l-3v.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-12-31

~ G. w. Bowmss. Of the Hol,
County Sentinel. has gone to Jefferson
City. - sssker after "spiles." snd hss
left his paper in charge Of Cyrus B. Bow.
man. We suppose ". will improve
the opportunity to give rsminisesness Of
the time when Hsssy Cl.y wss Prssidssti
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-12-31

"THE RosY."-Jsrry Neibling. Of Go.
dsr Greek, has presented rs with spec
linen of wild grape wine. manufactured
by himself, which was not bad to take.
Il was far better than the adultsrated
stuff usually sold for wine.
Charley Burkhaltsr has also presented
rs with jug of the same kind of wine.
Of his manufscture. which can't be beat.
he makes considerable quantity every
Fall. and If be would get up blow about
it. might soon rival Spesr's Port Grape
Wine.
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We last week mentioned tbs killing
Of J. l. Early, in St. Joseph. BY Col.
Green. 10 sslf.dsfsncs. We have never
seen more coutsuptibls means resortsd
to. to prejudice . msn's case. with :
visw to override justice. than have been
used BY rebels 10 this affair.
The morning after the occurrence. the
Gssstts. 10 giving su account Of il. in
terapsrssd the narrative *ssh ranors of
expressions thst certain persons bad
hsasd ths combstsuts uss. inieadsd to
msks tie public believe that Early had
no intention Of . serious sffray. and that
Green Was ont for the express purpose ol
killing him-which statemssts no man
could be found to substsntiats before the
Corousr's jury. but were manufactured
in the Gazette Office. for the purpose ol
forsstslling public opinion. In publish.
ing the testimony given before the Coro,
nst's jury. the Gasotte gsrblsd it scss.
dslously. leavisg out the portions thst
were strongest against Early. but taking
care to insert oil that would make it sp.
pear that Green did not act in sslf-ds-
fence. bu. firsa alter Che 6eht had ceased.
Oos Carter testified that be saw the
parties scufling. but % they were too
close together to do each other much
damage, he did not intetfere-sltbough b
other evidence shows that Green's head
had been cut open With the bult Of . re-
volvsr. and that Early wss kicking him
in the face and breast. But when the
tables turned. Carter saw differently
While other men saw Early striking
Green with . cane, and heard him swear
he would kill him. at the moment the
shat was fred. Garter saw Early ten feet
away. making no demonstration. AT
the same time, he was 90 close to Early,
that be caught him a. be was falling. and
assisted him into . house. As be saw it,
all WAS mere play until Green got the
advantage, when the affair turned to de-
liberate murder. ...
Ons P. II. Early, e. brother, we pre-
sumo. Of the dsfunct.) at once twore on.
q warrant for the arrest Of Green. upon
the charge Of willfully. deliberately. and
maliciously numbering j. l. Early, and
had it served upon Q man who bad been
so badly beaten. kicked and cut BY J. I,
Early. before he fred to save his own
life, that be was confined to bis bed. ssj
bis life despsired Of, and who is not ye,
sufficiently recovered to undergo . pre-
liminsry examination.
A number Of extra benevolent Nilsson
ri Republicans are clamoring for the en-
franchissment Of rebels. Suppose that it
had been done previously to the late cleo
tion. with the inevitable result OF secnr-
ing the election Of . rsbsl Governor, reb.
81 Judges. and rebel Sheriffs, and the &C.
lection Of rebel juries-what show would
Green have had for his life? A mouse
in the claws of cat would have better
chance for escape.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-12-31

~ A correspondent Of Democratic
paper. lsmenting the desenerscy Of the
United States Senate. and the sad chsn.
ges for worse within the lsst twenty
years. says: For Douglas. the bold
champion Of popular rights. We have
Yates in . constant vibrstion between
Temperance and tremens. Then, where
is the change. in that case?
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-12-31

The FINEST CRAZE IN AMERIcA.-Mr.
Alfred Speer. the msker OF the celebrated
Port Grape Wine. says. it is about the
size Of the Isabelle, and that it is the fin-
est on this confines. He has refused
thousands Of applications for the plant.
as be requires Gil available cuttings for
the extension of his vinegar he hss
orders for his wine from Europe. Our
druggists bsve procured some four years
old.
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Sent in sealed letter envelopes. free Of charge.
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-12-31

The DEMAND FOR MIsHLER's HERB
BIrTERs.-As we stated last week. the
Druggists and store.keepers along the va
rious railways and in the towns lying
convenient to them, are now supplied
with Mishler's Herb Bitters, which ia
creating such an excitement in the E.st
as to have nearly conquered the 6eld for
itself. on the strength of its unquestiona-
BILE merit. In view of the great demand
already spriuging up for it in this part Of
the country, it is proper that our readers
should be warned against worthless imi.
tations. The genuine Mishler's Herb
Bitters is exclusively put up 10 square
glass bottles. with graduated measure
OF doses blown 10 the glass; q private
proprietory U. s. Internal Revevenue
stamp over the cork, and is done up ina
neat yellow wrapper. with English and
German circular inside.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-12-31

~ A Railroad mssting is to Be bsld
ss Hiawatbs. on Monday, January 4!h,
10 consider the matter of voting additional
aid to the st. Joseph and Denver Rail-
rosd. We hope they may secure their
,silroad; and We also hope that the edi-
tor OF the Sentinel may consent TO let .
road be built north from Atchison. for
oar benefit.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-12-31

n President johnson hes st last got
to the bottom Of the ambssty business.
He has issued . proclamation Of full
pardon to all rebels. including JEFF. Ds.
vis. Brsckisridgs. and oil the rsbsl lead
srs. Thus ends bis pledge to punish
traitors and make treason odious.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-12-31
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-12-31

MAGNOLIA WArER.-Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at half
the price.
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IWis Clan Wsr,I Fin .rOppos;;

/ WAS GLAb WHExI HAD An OppoR-
ruSITY TO ExcHAsaE.-In . letter dated
May 8. 1866. Mrs. C. II. Morse. of Ro-
chester. N. Y. says: Il have used OF her
hrst- class Sewing Machines. but never to
my own satisfaction: and was glad
when | had an opportunity to exchange
foT one OF yours-which l have now used
for several months. l ind it 40 simple
and essy to operate. tsat even child can
ose it: while the beauty. evennsss and
elasticity of the seam cannot hr ercelled.
10 the Wiiicor d Gi56s S n Co.
CT "Ned" James, the sporting editor
OF the N. Y. Clipper, sailed for Europe on
Saturday to take counsel about his eyesight,
which is badly impaired.-Ef.
All of which, no doubt, was caused by
the habit so prevalent among sporting men,
Of "damning their eyes"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-12-31

A. j. MiSrER. Secretary.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-12-31

These will be OF the same general charac-
ter as the popular "U "Unconmsrcial Trav-
ellsr" pspers. and may be regarded as q
continuation Of them. The FIRST of these
is reprinted from advance sheets of Mr..
Dickens msgssiue. All the Year Round.
and the succeeding papers will BE- prompt
ly reproduced for the readers of Every
Saturday in the same way. "Hs Knew
He Was Right" . story by Mr.. Anthony
Trollope. continues. and increases in in-
terest.
NrwsPArER DREcroRY. P. Row.
ell l. Co., the New York Advertising
Agents. are sbout Issuing . complete
American Newspaper Directory. It is
. compilation much needed, since moth
ing of the kind having any claims to
completeness has ever been published.
Messrs. Rowsll 4 Co. have spared no
pains or expense to make the fortbcom-
ing work complete. We understand the
book will Be handsome octave volome
of about 800 pages. bound in dark cloth.
and sold for Eve dollars per copy.
As the publishers ere Advertising
Agents, their issuins . work containing
90 much Information. usually jealously
gusrded by those in that business. shows
that they are confident Of their sbility to
b Of service to advertisers. or they would
not 90 readily place in their bands the
means Of enabling every ose to coumu.
niests direct with pablishsrs If they 90
desire. See shs sd%setiseusst.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-31

IT IS REPORTED THAT Secretary McCulloch
is not at all satisfied with the new tax bill,
He believes the section allowing drawback on
exported spirits throws open the door to
frauds, and that supervisors, with power to
suspend officers receiving much larger ssls-
ries than themselves, and irresponsible de-
tectives, will not add to the efficacy Of the
revenue service. 1t is quite probable that II
the bill, as 1t came from the conference com.
mittee, could have been scrutinized at the
Treasury, Mr. McCulloch wo uld have recon-
mended aveto. Regulations OF very strin-
gent character for drawbacks on exported
spirits are In course OF preparation at the de.
paTtmeut.
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rINANCrAL ANp CoMMEpCIAI,.

Nnw Yonx, July so-Noon.-oo.ton dull
stesdyi Cuba, iIX9l2,S cents; Porto Rico,
Southern, Soso9l47s. Wheat quiet and
steauyi amber southern, t2@2ss; white,
sz.toWz.eo' yorn Irregular; oherinEs mostly
a ,in.ni ns,d At nelm Oats outlet and
Weaki homtnhW ia cents. kyo dull and
t2S.3T. Gold, lttlI. = vi
worth reporting, except 100 bbis. Howard
street extra at tlo.25.
N.-Whedi.-Receipts $50 bushels white
snd Sis s su q ls S s Ss:s %A sccd iES Ss:
Red, 40 bushels choice Maryland At "a. t5; $50
DO. At q 49, 600 Dat t2aT 46o bushels primo At
ss ia do. at e IS; 40 DO at "a 80, SO do. al
mon al t2io. - - = - :.
Corn.-Reecipts ,bt3 bushels white and
2 Ms bushei, yellow. Market very a I'm
ls2i coo biue-eyed at u a6 100 Interior at u ID
oil rs. Yellow, ,245 bushels good at ti.2S.
20 cents a2s % cents; COO at 81 cents. and 500
at 0s cents, measure. -....r.. L.sa.J
Rye.-Receipts $50 bushels; 80 bush. at u rs,
Cc1ee:--Tho market Is very heavy and inae.
tive; We quote nominally as follows; Rio in
goes, and duty paid at 14eD1TIf cents, gold, for
~ cents, and Java 24tg24If cents, gold, duty
paid.
COiion;-The market closed nrmer yestcr.
day, with some demand from speoulators
Sales were reported Of 40 bales middling at n
cents, aud IS bales low middling at Is cents
We hear OF no sales to-day. .l.r
MH Fsed.-The supply offering ID light and
priccs are firmer. Brown stuffs we now quote
at 20@22 cents, and middlingB at 10 cents per
bushei. -. .l.l .
Moidtses-Tho demand 10 very limited, and
we hear Of no sales. We quote nominaiiy
Cuba &50ts centsj English Island at t60d3 eta
| and Porto Rico at 4306s cents per gallon
Provisions.-Baoon continues in active de-
mand, and, with steadily decreasing stocks
holders are very firm. Tho jobbing price fol
| bacon Is l4<pi4l< cents for shoulders, lGiIll
cents for rib sides, and l19lTL cents for clear
| rib do. There II no bulk meat offering, most
| OF the stock here being held above the present
views Of buyers. Mess pork IL very hrm al
| s2o@20.5o n Dbl We note q sale OF 30 bills
| Western at the outside figure. Lard 10 also
firm at l7x9l7N cents for city, and ls@lsl.
| cents n n. for Western.
| Gl0 cents, and Carolina at loxGllN cents
but we hear OF no sales worth mentioning.
Seeds.-Flax sells at t2.6o n bushel for prime
clean lots, and clover we quote held firmly al
| s.50fl9 n bushel. ..r..
| Sdh.-Liverpool ground alum 10 scarce ant
firm at t2.056D2.l5 for jobbing lots from dealers
fine Is in good supply and nominal at t7.so@a
per bSshel for lots from store tore Nv 'S'' ''
SugGrs-The market is more active, aud W,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-31

INCENTIVES TO MORAL RgPoRM.-A meeting
was held at tho junction OF Seventh street
and Pennsylvania avenue last night, under
the auspices OF the Y. NJ. q. A., and the i'm.
portance OF a temperate and Christian life
was eloquently urged upon the congregated
bystsnders by two apparently youthful
speakers. The marked attention OF the listen
ers In the mild moonbeams OF a late July
evening WAS compliment to their oratorical
powers, as well as an apprecIative recognI-
tion OF their benign mission.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-31

ALABAMA, July 3O.-The Senate to-day dis
cussed bill topuniHh the Ku-Klux and to suE.
pend Ku-KluX publications. In the House a
bill was passed allowing one Newspaper to
be selected by the Governor In each congres'
sional district to DO the official Journal for
publishing Shorif sales, estate notices, sc.
The Common Council bill was discussed and
postponed till tomorrow. 1t Furnishes rail.
road officials and steamboat men for making
distinctions on account of color
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
- USirBD bTATRs PATBsT OFFICE,

- UNITED brAfRs PATBsT OFFICE,
WAsHINGTOS, July Is, 1868.
=, On the petition Of BARSRT L, SOLOMON, d New
York, N. y, executor Of the estate OF MyeT
Phineas, deceased, praying for the extension Of =
patent granted 80 the said Myer Phineas tho gath
day Of October, lS5i, for an improvement in Pen
Holder, for seven years from the expiration OF
said patent: which takes place on the cath day Of
october. 1885,
Patent Onice on MONDAY, the 18th day OF October
next, at u o'clock, IN aud all persons are noti-
NED to appear and show cause, u any they have.
why said petition ought not to be granted.
, PERSONS opposing the Gxt0nslOn are required to
Me IN tho Patent ONCE their objections, specially
sSl l3rlh IN writing, ut least tt0eHty days before
tho day OF hcaringI all testimony fled by either
party, TO be used at the said hearing, must bs
takih and transmltted IN accordance with tho rules
tOn. " ''
Depositons and other papers, relied upon rs tes-
tlnOny, must be hled In the Office tibsHtU days
before the day OF hearingi the arguments, II any.
With ten days after filing the lestlnOpy
Ordered. also, that this notice be published in
the kgPgnLICAH and the IHttiLiDsncsT, Washing
ton, d. and Ia tho Atlas, New York, n. Y.
once woek for three successive weeks; tho lr,i
Of said publ oatlOns to be at least sixty days pre-.
yious 10 tho day Of hearing.
ELISHA FOOTE,
iySi'frH COMMISSIONER Of Patents,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-31

INV ORLEANS, July 3o.--The militia qucs.
tion has been agitated In the Legislature.
A bill passed the House, yesterday, author.
izlng the formation Of an unlimited number OF
companies OF uniformed militia, to be armed
and equipped at the expense OF the State.
When the organization Is approved by the
Governor he is empowered to organize the
companies into battalions and regiments. The
militia is to be instructed in the tactics Of the
United States, and to be called into active
service at the discretion Of the Governor, to
receive the pay and allowances as presented
for the United States army while In service.
The bill will probably pass the Senate without
dificulty.
The Republicans are endeavorlng to get the
Legislature to take the election OF Presiden
tial electors into their own hands.
To-day being the anniversary OF the riots Of
1906, both Houses adjourned without transact.
ing any business,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-31

PHILADHLrHIA,J July 3o.-C.E.Beckor, keeper
Of lager beer saloon, who has small mona !.
gcrie as an attraction to his place, bought a
Ratio snake on Sunday last. To-day while
exhibiting to some friends, 1t would not rat
tie. Becker put his hand into the cage TO
take the snake out, when 1t stung him on the
finger. He ran to drugstore for relief,
where, in spite of efforts byiwhisky and other
less than an hour.
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FOREIoN NEWS ny CABLE.

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ara given nor ,vo,. ,ho ,a,ms ~ .,,..Ss.
known.
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a,,,'o ' 1 ssrehons'fs.eu win inc BRA
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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-31

THE total receipts of wheat In St. Louis
last week were lll,OsO bushels. The receipts
Of flour were 5,232 barrels, against 1902 bar
rels for the same week In 1867. or corn c., 52g
bushels, against lie, 20l bushels. OF oats Il, l7O
bushels, against 2s,osi buShelsj and OF hogG
29l head, against {, 800 head for the correspond
Ing week OF 1851
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-31

the Tme' says HCratio Seymour would do
WELL eVen At this time, to carry out his deter
mtnation to decline the office of President
lie must now be fully convinced OF the truth
OF his own statement, that the success OF the
Democratic party would DO endangered By his
nomination,