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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-13

BRRvKT MAJ. GEN. QUINCEY A. GILMORE.
Engineer Corps, has been ordered to proceed
to Fort Pulaski, Ga, accompanied by Lieut.
Ool. W. Ludlow, for the purpose o making
such repairs as are indispensable for the ser
vice of its armament.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-13
rHE CONTINENT ~P,SNrp

Completion OF the Parific RaitreaG
ercises Attends; the Laying OF th-
Rail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-13

A CIRCULAR was yesterday Issued from the
Treasury, informing Assistant Treasurers and
others that the supply Of fractional currency
at that ONCE, of the denomination OF ten and
twenty five cents. is nearly exhausted, and
that as the new issue will not be ready for six
weeks, they must make out in cases OF demand
for REDEMPTION.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-13

GRNHIAL A. H. TERRY was In Hartford on
Monday. Yesterday he left New Haven for
st. Paul, and, after turning over the affairs of
his late command of Minnesota, Dacota and
Montana to General Hancock, he will proceed
to Atlanta and assume command Of the Dep art.
ment ofthe South. including the States of Flor.
ida, Georgia and North and South Carolina.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-13

Superintendent INTERIOR DEPARTMENT
Col. Alexander Duncan having resigned the
position OF General Superintendent OF the In.
terror Department building, there are quite 8
number Of applicants for the position, which
is a very snug one at ~, 500 per annum. 1t il
said that Major H. A. Hall, Secretary of the
Board of Aldermen, has the inside track and
will receive the appointment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-13

MIR. L. q. WARRINGTON. Of Virginia, called
at the Executive Mansion this morning, by an.
pointment, to lay before the President the views
Of the committee appointed by the late Con.
servative Convention Of that State, IN reference
to the approaching election, Mr.. Washington
having been delegated by the committee to acl
for them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-13

TIE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY has re-.
called his letter removing John L. Nourss,
Esq the chief Of the loan branch OF the Treas
ury Department, and he is reinstated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-13
PHALON'S "PAPHIAN LOfIONn
s,Aur1rYms TIE 81 s9tu Anp oonp..z

RIMOvEB ALL IRUPTIONB, YRECKLra
flAssar1; pa I,sSs1, SSTa SRTF
FAIR and BLOOMING.
FOR LAD11e IN the NURSERY 1t 10 invaluable.
Tor 0ENTLe4BN amer SHAVING it has no equal
"PAPHIAN LOTION" 10 the snly reliable rem.
edy for diseases and blemishes Of the SKIN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-13

with about three hundred naval students ON
board, arrived 1t Annapolis early yesterday
morning. At O'Clock an AdmiraI's salute
was fired, which was responded to by Ad.
miral Porter's nag ship Santee. Aftsr q visit
Of ceremony from some Of the onacsrs of the
newly arrived vessel, q number Of the boys
were dIsembarked-happy as larks to get on
shore again-and some Of them immsdiatsly
set ont tor visits of pleasure or observation to
different parts Of the country. The jean Hart
will probably remain At Annapolis until aner
the examination Of the students in the Naval
Academy At that place, Which Will commef CO
ON the 2oth iLst.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-03-04

VAST A BATTLE or A MAssA cRE?-
Sand Creek was q more stubborn fought
battle on the part Of the Indians. than
Washita. The white force engaged " as
less. and the loss greater. or about i've
hundred msn who went into the battle,
forty-nine were killed and wounded.
We do not say this to belittle Gso. Gus
tors splendid victory; we rejoice over
il and no does every body in this country; ;
hat while We 'hurrah for WaShita," we
call "three times three for Sand Greek -
Nov. We want tho East to give us
little Justice. tardy though it be. We
want the New York. .Tribuns. Times and
Post. Philadelphia Press. Chicago Trib
une. and the press generally. which
claims to be champion. Of the weak and
arbiter of justice. ifit dsres not brand
such men ss Sheridan and Cnstar o.
murderers. and dsnounce the battle Of
Washiss as massacre. 10 do the poor.
weak. but well-mssuing people Of Col.
orsdo fsvor BY recslling some of the
epithets and abuse that have been heaped
upon them for doing precisely the same
thing that Cnstsr did BY Sheridsn's
suthoriiy.-Deaser News.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-03-04

TIE ArLAsIc MONTHLY ron MARCH.
Malbons. an Oldport Romance. part ILL.,.
BY T. w. Higginson; A Thrush in q
Gildsd Csee,~a poem. by Christopher P.
Crauch; The Small Arabs of New York,
BY Charles Dawson Shanly; Cooperative
Housekeeping. 6fth paper; Little Captain
Trott. by Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe;
A New chapter Of Christian Evidence.
BY james Freeman Clarke. Consumption
10 America. third and last paper. by DR..
henry l. I.Bowditch: The Foe 10 the House.
hold. the FIRST installmeut of q serial
story. BY the author Of "Victor and Jac.
quelioe:" Our Painters. second article,
BY John Neal; The Fatal Arrow, q poem ,
BY Alice Cary; Popularising Art. BY
james Parton; Ths New Education.
second paper. BY Charles Eliot: Howard
at!Atiauts. . poem. by John G. Whit
tier: Ths Suabi.n Alb. BY B.yard T.y lor;
Our New President. BY Charles G. Game;
Ssdgs Birds, BY j. Eliot Cabot: Review 9
and Literary Notice. Fields. 0sgood &
Co., Publishers, Boston. "a . year.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-03-04

FuEcTIosAL DERAsGrxENrs Not unfre-
quently persons who do not know any
thing about the nature. purpose or opera
ton Of medicine. deliberately express
opinions at once unfsvorsble to combi-
nation Of remedies put up under one name.
These individusls arc skeptical as to
whether such . compound really pos
sesses the necessary virtues for preventing
and removing any or oil Of a variety o.
diseases. But. reflect q moment. Dis
ease takes it's rise in the organs Of our
bodies, and only differs in the amount
Of morbific mstter in the blood and
sscretions, and 10 the functional derange.
meuts of the stomch. liver. kidneys aud
intestinss. Now. Misbler's herb Bit
ters pnriies the blood and secretious.
and correct the action Of al the functions,
removes the cause and thus expels the
disease itself. Csn anything be more
simple and efficscious? Medical men
freely accord it the distinction of . stan.
dsrd remedy. Sold BY oil druggists
and storekeepers.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-03-04
~ Communication on School e xhi i.
bition will appear next week.

PURrFY THt BLooD: is conceded
By the most eminent medical men. that
the blood is the fruitful parent Of disease;
BY serving ss vehicle through which
noxious substances contaminste the aesh
BY absorption. 7
The fetid contents of the bowels, il
long retained BY constipation, are often
taken up BY the veins or absorbsnts
Various morbid products. such Is pos
aud ssines Of unhsslthy ulcers. OCCASION
ally find their way into the blood vessels.
which result in seated cases of Scrofula
or Kings Evil. ErysipelAs. Salt Rheum.
Ulcers. Eruptive snd Cuta.eous Diseases
Of the Skin. Enlargement of the Glands.
Psins ia the Head. Sides and Back. ST.
Vitus' Dance. Pleurisy. Dizziness. To
mors. Gripping and Choiic Psins. DC. all
Of which diseases readily yield to the
powerful influence Of Dr.. Robsck's Blood
Purifier. which searches ont ell the vile
huuors and dis.eupers. leaving the blood
in pure and healthy coudiiios. i.sp
Tho many vsl,sbls ingredients Of
which the Blood Purifier is composed
being adapted to each other article sc-
eordisg to the laws of chemical science.
mskss Il one of the most vaIuble alter.
atives sud system renovstors Of the
present age. and its success IS . great
medicine must incrsss so long as disease
continues to yex ths soul Of msu.
Sold By Thss. @. 6hrsvs Drsegiss.,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-03-04
A NIalariOuis Month.

March. that gives US a new President, Is
also the inaugural month of many harrassing
disorders. Entangled in its fogs are the
seeds of coughs. colds, and Of that alienation
Of frigidity and fire, more widely know than
admired, called fever and ague. The only
way to avoid these "little unpleasantnesses," !"
i. to render the system strong enough to
fight off the atmospheric poison that produces
them, and the best way to endow it with this
repellent power is to tone it with HOSTEL
TER'S STOMACH BITTERS.
IF a wayfarer were credibly informed that
rufhan was waiting at the next corner, he
would doubtless turn in his tracks, and take a
safer route to his destination. With just
about the same amount OF trouble, the attacks
Of diseases prevalent at this season may be
evaded. Na7, the trouble will be less, for
drug stores lie in every ones route, and every
respectable druggist in the Union keeps on
hand HOSTETTER'S BTTTERS. The
article is a staple oftrade, and it would be
as easy to find a grocery without sugar. as
the store of an apothecary without this pop
ular tonic femedy. - = = 10 'f'
In view Of the experience Of the nation with
regard to the article, during the space Of TWEEN
~ years, IL seems almost unnecessary to re-
cspitulate its merits to Americana But A. our
population isincreasng at the rate OF a couple Of
millions year, in the natural way-zaBd By
immigration, it may be as we'll to hint to the
rising generation and new arrivals. fshe o'd
settlers know all about it., that HOSTEL
TER'S STOMACH BlTTERS is the most
wholesome and potent ve getable tonic ever man
ufactured; that it is specific for debility, dys-
pepsia, biliousness, and miasmatic fevers; that
il prevents, as we'll as cures, these complaints
and their complications; that it is not "bad to
take" and Is absolutely harmless.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-03-04

MAILING PRINTED MATTER. st.
tention Of the public is directed through
the Post al Rncord. to the following rule
Of the Postofice Dspsrtmen'. which sp-
plies to printed matter of any kind.
~hich is not so done mp for mailing
that it can be thoroughly examined at
the postoffics where it is frs, deposited.
"Postmssters will charge snd collect
postage st the rate of three cents for
each half ounce. ON any newspaper or
periodical 40 marked ~ written upon q.
to give other informstion than that CON
tanned in the print The same charge
will be made when It is so enclosed that
it cannot be eEsmined without destroying
the wrapper. ..Tbe -ssms applies 10 anv
printed mstter which may b rest ~
less than i.ft.r posnge."
II is not sufficient 10 clip the corner
Of the snvslnp. - Il often dons. -
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-03-04

Az Otp -CAsE -ReYyEsa---0l4- ssai..
den's. and sff acquainted with the e.tly
history of Kansas. will remember the
case Of shootineg. BY Col. Rhchie. OF
United States Marshal Arms; they will
also remember that the Colonel was en-
tirely exouerated from ell blsm.. and
ithst he was jnstiisl in the act Il may
not be a. well known thst some time
after the death Of BE. Arms. his willow,
who resides In Lawrence. sued the CO.
lionel for damages-for the loss Of her
husband. This case W a. taken. we think,
to Douglas County. or. perhaps. wss
commenced there. After delay ing along
in Conrt. retm after term. for num her
OF years. il was settled GU son'e terms. o.
Of least the case was dismissed. Lately.
however. Mrs. Arms hss again com
meBcei sGit against Tie Colonel. LAYING
her damages at $4,000 As We un-
derstand it. she alleges an agreement with
the Colonel to pay this il the snit was
dismissed. The Colonel denies any snch
agreement The csse'was on trial in the
District Court last week. sssi sss alted iu
the jury not agrerinv. 40 there we'll hsveto
be snother trisl.-To Topeka Record.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-03-04

How MANS ARE DISTRIBUTED Our
WEsr.-The Austin (Nevada Rsvsille
say: "A gentleman who arrived in this
city from the East on Saturday. told US
that sacks of papers were strewn along
the road from Bryan to Salt Lake City.
They were piled in hundreds in corrals;
they were standing open at stations; il
lustrsted and. pictorial papers were as
thick as leaves in autumn on the tables.
benches and hunks, where they helped to
while away the time of the hostler or
gave zest to the gamhols Of kittens. pup.
pies and. pet pigs. One cunning little
pig with his tail curled in the mode, as
amusing himself with the Bszar. while
his sister was grunting her satisfaction
over the fashion plate of Cooley. Papers
were everywhere-in cords of sacks. in
dozens Of sacks. in single sacks-lying
in wrappers. or open upon the foor OF
the cabins and upen the roa !; in the hands
of men and in the mouths and paws OF
animals. Papers everywhere. And
this is the service OF the United States
mail. It's surely the most immense
practical Joke OF the season."
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-03-04
oua Yousa FoIk,.-For March. b.

OuR YouNa Folks, March. has
the following contents. The story Of .
Bad Boy. Another chapter Of this sl-
ready very popular story. containing an
account Of Tom Bsiley's experience at
School. snd Of Boys Tbsster. by T.
B. Aldrich. Three in Bed. A Poem
by George Cooper. Glass Cutting and
Ornamsnting. BY j. T. Trowbridgs.
Little Esther, by G.. Howard. The W World
We Live on. The Physical History oi
Florid.. BY Mrs. Professor Agassiz.
The Willism Henry Letters Ninth Pack
ct, by Mrs. A. NJ. Daiz. Who 6rst
used the Mariners Compass. by james
Parton. The Little Culpri.. by Kate
Putnam Osgood. The White Giant. by
Elsie Teller. Hannibal At the Altar.
A Defamation. BY Elijah Kellogg.
How 10 do it. I. Talk. The fret OF q
very valuable series of papers on matters
of great practical importance to all
young people. by Edward Everett Hale.
Author of "The Man without Country" !"
A Mornig Sunbeam. A Poem by A. @
G.. Round the EWING Lamp; Our Let.
ter Box. 80 year.
The Publishers OF "Our Young Folks, F."
Messrs. Fields. Osgood & Co. Boston.
announce their willingness to send four
numbers Of their Magazine, from January
to April of this year. as specimens. to
any persons who will send them their
address.
We trust this very liberal offer will
bring this really valuble Magazine to the
notice Of ell our readers and be the means
OF introducing it into all the families
where it is now unknown.
FIELDS, OsoooD q Co,
Publishers. Boston.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-03-04

BRowNLow's VALEDIcroRY AS A JouR-
NALIsT-The Knoxville Wing has been
rscrgsnized under the firm name of T.
Haws & Co.. and on the LIST of February
will bs issued sgan as daily paper. Dr..
Thomas Fl. Pearnel has been elected by
the company as political. religions and
general editor. and VIM. Rnle has been
employed as local editor. and the Brown.
low sign is taken down. The fact is
announced in the last number OF the
Weekly Knoxville Whig. which con-
tains the valedictory. II reads:
THE Whig. Journal l hive edited
for the last thirty years, now passes into
other and more able and vigorous hands.
As Q member of the new company.
owning the Office. I shall feel deep in
terest in the success OF the enterprise.
and will do oil in my power TO prom ote
its snrcess. 10 reviewing nv long and
eventful carer as an editor. l have this
to saw. that had | nv life to live over,
would pursue the same conrse have
pursued. only more 20. II 10 past life
have been violent on some occasions, m v
apology is that like the Apostle Paul.
on many occasions have fought with
Beasts at Ephesus." In taking my
leave Of many OF my readers. I will re-
mind them that before they were born
their parents were subscribers of mine.
L have. however, the consolation to
know that I have alswsvs tsnght both
patrents and children to hold fast to the
forms of sonnd doctrine: and in defending
them I have invariably uttered the words
Of truth and soberness. NV friends
wish every possible snccess in all the nm
dertakings Of life. OF my enemies have
no favor to ask. but am willing to let
by-goues be by cones.
wv. G. BRowNLow."
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-03-04
Kansas I.surarcc Companies.

In looking over the offcisl state ments
on 6le in the Office Of Secretary OF State.
We we're pleased 70 notice the statements
Of the two Fire Iusorsses Coupssies Of
Kansas whose statements appear on Ole;
these two coapssies have. during the
year ending December 81. 1868. done .
very encouraging bosiness in the way Of
insuriDg. which We think shouid iniuce
c,tisens Of Ksusss to keep their capital
at home and encourage Western Insur
ance companies. instead Of Contributing
to Gil the Golfers of eastern companies
We felt 80 covinced upon reading the
statements of these too companies that
the people Of Kansas we're awakening to
their own interest. at least. in the build
ing up Of Home Issursncs Compsuies.
For the benefit of orr readers we sp-
pend the official statements ofths two io-
surance compsaiss. dated December 3lst.
1868.
The Ksnsss 1neursncs Compsny of
the City cf Leavenworth. have the fol
flawiaG -amount. ,of -ssseats on. hand
S104 10000. This company has been
doing business 10 Kansas we believe,
about five years. making q very steady,
and we hope. satisfactory progress.
The Home Insurance Company of
the City Of Topeka. q now company
organized Febru.ry %. 1858 Issuine
it's first policy April 4, 1868. This
company through the energies Of it's off
GERS. bss made . steady bur rapid pro.
gress. It's sssetts Of sl57. .567 ~, show
that it stands at the heal Of all com
psnies in Kansas. either old or new, il
fairly aud honestly leads the insurance
department Of Kansss by the snm OF
S5l 967 u This company. ~ al new
companies do, has had much opposition
in its business. but its strict adherence
to honesty in paying up it's losses. and
energetically attending to its own bust.
ness and not meddling with the affairs
Of others. has won it favorsble opinions
with all with whom it bss done business
This company now having the heaviest
sssetts OF either of the two companies,
where reports were on 6ls in the Secrsts.
ry's Office. undoubtedly makes 1.-THE safest
company 10 K.nsss. to insure in.s and We
do not hesitate 10 recommending the
Home Insurance Company Of Topeka ss
Q company every wsy safe and reliable to
sny amount they sgres to issure. There
are other Fire Insurance interpretations
on 6le in the Sscretary's Office. hut We
suppose the companies whose statements
were not made ss the law Of Kanss,
directs have not been doing much. hence
their delay.
We woull hive been glad to have
sesn the statement Of the work aud assets
Of other companies now organized ID
Kansas, and as soon - their statement
appear on Gle. we will he happy tc
notice them.-Topeka Weekly Leader.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-03-04
Ne,.aha valley Railrsaa.

. A.dspo,s.ies -sf the DireesssssfthisI
rosd met with the Directors Of the
Atchiaop and Nebrssks Road. st Atchi-
son. on Monday. and made propositions
for the consolidation of the two rosds
A committee wss appointed to consider
the matter With then. and they resolved.
thst - coon ss the psrmsnsnt survey Was
completed to the Nebrasks lius. the En-.
gine.r Of the Atchisos road should pro-
cssd to ssrvey the road op the Nemsha
Valley, to Lincoln City. with visw to
consolidation. The engineer went mp on
Wednesday,. to examine the Nemshs
vsllsy route. and ascertain the most
practicable point for = junction. At OF
near The State Line.
It is the wish Of the Nsbrasks Valley
Company to unite with the Atchison in.
stead Of the St. Joseph road, as their OBJ.
isct is to secure Q direct ronts to St,
Louis, which can only be accomplished
BY this connections. They say ifthey go
10 ST. Joseph. they are led OF in The d.
rection Of Chicago. which is ne object.
because. a. soon IS they strike the Trunk
Road, they have the means Of reaching
Chic,go BY more preferable route.
Tao Atchison and Nebraska Company
have determined to commence work at
White Cloud as soon as the surveys are
completed and the weather permits. which
may be within the present month; and the
Nemaha Valley Company intend grading
at least ten miles Of their road the COM
ing season. which will give them right
to proportion of the State lands.
Major John Loree. Of Falls City. who
was one of the delegation spoken OF
above, is the President Of the Nemaha
Valley Road, and is . man of indomnita.
BILE energy, which he is szerting ior The
success Of bis road, and will accomplis
sll that i j. possible for . man to &C.
complisb.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-03-04
. The hom,p family is go num-

~ The humsn family is so numer-
ous that birth and death occur every
moment. Every second child is born;
every second some ons dies. The pre-.
vslencs Of sickness in the world may be
realized ia DR.. j. G. Ayers Laboratory,
where medicines ars made for oil man.
kind. 1t would scarcely seem that there
are throats enough to swallow the doses
hs Issues dsiIy.-Aysr's SsrssparilIs.
Ague Cure. and Cherry Pectorsl BY the
Thousand gsilous. and Ayers Pills liter
ally BY tbs ton. But they must all be
wanted. or be could not make snch qu.n-
Titles Tor 80 masy years.-North6eld
Telegroph.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-03-04

SAcRAxENTAL WINE.-A pure and
unintoxicsting wine. prepared from the
finest native grown Port Grsaes. espe-
cially for the use Of Christian churches.
and guaranteed to retain its grateful IA
vor and essential qualities unimpsired
for any period. by A. Spser. Passaic. N.
j.. and 243 Broadway. New York.
Our druggists have some that is four
years old.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-03-04
Election Proclamation.

NOTICE h hereby given to the qualified
IN voters Of the City Of White Cloud, that
an election will be held at the Mavor'. Office.
in said City, on Saturday. the 18th aay OF
March, 1863, for the purpose of voting upon
the proposition to subscribe Fifty Thousand
Dollars Of Stock 10 the Atchison and Nebras-
ka Railroad Company.
Judges Of Elecsiou-M. S. Mauck, VIM. NJ
Harris. Josephus UT.
Given under my hand. this % dav Of March,
A. D. 1869. JOSHUA TAYLOR,
March 4, 1e69-2w. Mayor.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-03-04

CoNsrruTroNAL AMESDMEsr.-Th
Constitutional Amendment. prohibiting
any State from disfranchising any person
on account of race or color, was adopted
by Congress, last week. Sidney Clarke
autographed the Amendmsnt to our State
Legislature. which Immediately adopted
it. and telegraphed the result back to
Washington. The vote was unanimous
in the Senate. and only Z opposition in
the House. Kansas was the irst State
TO ratify the amendment. Missouri was
the second. Thus Justice heads Pnju-
dice BY short cut. aud the negro suffrage
question will sot sgain enter our politics.