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WHITE CLOUD, KANSAS:
fharsday, :::: March 1, 1860,
TIE Bond Question.

Since the action Of the White Cload
City Company, mentioned last week.
thsrs hes been good deal Of excitement.
and the Circumstance has been Used BY
the opponents OF the bond proposition.
TO make hsadwsy sgsins. it-and for .
tine. With considerable effect. The City
Company claim thst they own bat six
less- o. Maia-Stree.. sndktwo on the
Laws, sud thst they x2ectto have to give
up the lsttsr for railroad purposes. They
also assert that large majority Of the
lots 10 town ate tbs property ofyiudivid-
sails, Who are responsible .fos The pricss
st which they are held: bat thst any per-
con wishing to procure 10. to build on.
can do 30.
However unlueky the action Of the
0oupssy. Is to the tins aud manner ol
srdsring the stoppags Of sales. it is nc
good cause for sny person to vote against
chs bonds, ii he we're otherwise in favor
Of thsm. These exciiements cannot be
kept up for suy great length Of time. and
Ws think our citizens are already taking
3 more reasonable view of it. An at.
tsupt to defeat measure in order to
spite two or three men who would no.
b materially affected. while it would Sc
yisusly damage large number Of persons
who have their entire means invested here
and who have given NO offence, woult
not be Just the right thing. <.-s
The Railroad Company were asked ts
lesats the road to White Cloud. Th'
fact that m.jority ofths voters in tow
he'd petitioued the Council to submit th
bond proposition. and that the Council
bsd done 90. was represented to the Com
pspy o. . guarantee that the City woult
vote the bonds. The road was locatst
apon that pledge, snd it would be very
bad faith now to defeat the subscription
It 10 claimed by some. that the rost
will Be built on this route. whether "
vote the bonds or not. That is some
thing on which we cannot speak advised
,ly. It may be so; but there 10 9 gres
risk to run. Rival interests arc at worl
to secure the 6rst railroad connection
With Nebrssks; and difficulties srs bein,
thrown in the way of this road. b.
Withholding our encouragement and sup
port, It is quite possible that we may los
the road. The $50. 900 may not be
very great object to the Company. bu. i
will at least show friendship and good
will. and desire to help to the extent o
esr ability. This road, when completed
Win be the most important rsilrosd wss
of the Missouri River, except the to-.
Union Pacific Roads. II we get it here
We will be sure of valuable road for al
time to come; but if we mansgs to sent
II . few miles west of Us, our jig is up
II We should lose it by refusing to sot
tho bonds, we would End it rather an ex
psnsivs business to withhold tho S50, 900
We do not speak 10 the Company. no
from any knowledge Of their doings
We merely present the matter as it sp
pears to rs. and ask every voter to lool
at Il in oil ito bearings. and vote accord
ing to his own convictions.
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ST. PAUL.

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~ By neat card lately received. we
learn that John Fl. Kits. printer, of o.
taws, has been married to Miss Josie A.
Psramore. Long life aud happiness to
Mr.. and Mrs. Kits and ell the little
Kits.
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AToaIsoN. Ks., March IAN election
for eleven Directors of ths; Atchison l.
Nebraska Railroad Company was held
At the Office of the company to- day.
The Board of Directors organized by
eleciing Col G.. W. Click. President;
j. Fl. UT. Vice President; j. NJ. Price.
Secretary and Treasurer, AMI Hon. A. II.
Horton. Attorney. The comp any. has
everything in good shape. and the road
is o certainty.
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TIE STATE TREAsURER.-In an srticle
last week. We made some remarks about
The State Treasurer. on inforuation Civ
% % By another person, which We thisk
did the Treasurer injustice. The Lssis-
lativs Comnitise referred to has 70 port.
"a. and shows the condition ofths Tressur.
sr's Office. to be satisfactory. so fer % tbs.
Office is concerned. The amount on de.
pesit in New York. appears to be just
whst is required to meet the semi.snnssl
interest on State bonds. instead Of double
the amount, as was stated. We never
took more pleasure in making . correc.
ton than in this instance.
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MERRY's MUsEUM.-The Mrach no m Der
OF this favorite magazine for young pso-
pie is received. The publisher will send
specimen Numbers. with premium list.
free. to any one wishing to examine this
magazine. Address. HoRRacE B FuL-
LER. Publisher. ii. Brom6eld Street.
Boston.
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Ordinance No. 43.

Ordinance No. 43.
Repeating Ordinances No. 40 and al.
Be it ordained by the Mayor and Couneit of the
City Of Waite Cloud:
SECTION 1. That Ordinances No. 40 and
Al be, and the same are hereby repealed.
Approved March lat. 1869. ~
30. JOSHUA TAYLOR. Mayor.
=, Attest: , - r7F
VI. q. FoRScaoox, City Clerk. isA.s
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Love, Marriage, Men and Women

the Ruling Passion in Youth and Early Man.
hood, with Self Help for the erring and unfor-
tunate. Sent in sealed letter envelopes. free
Of charge Address, HOW ARD ASSOCIA.
TlON. Box P. Philadelphia, Pa. feb4yl.
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Tar IrAuounAL AND CAsrsrr.-Pres.

TIE INAUGURAL AND CADINEr.-Pres.
idSss Gsssi ~ss insusurstsd Il noon to-
d.y. His address Was brief, aud to the
point. We will publish it next week.
The Cabinet for portion of i,) will
as, the country to inquiriug. as at least
one member Is 90 better known now
tbsu before his name wss msds public.
The following is the Csbinet:
Secretary Of Ststs-E. D. Wsshburne.
Of Illinois.
Secretary Of the Nsvy-Adolph E.
Boers--so We uuderstood it BY telegraph.
though some Of the operators insist tha,
it is Bori. We do not know him, nor
where he is from. bot judge thst be wss
originsliy from Germany. -
Secretary Of the Treasufy-A. It.
Stewart of New York.
Secretary Of the Interior-J. d. Cox
x-Goyernor Of Ohio.
u-.Pestn ester Genersl-J. A. }. Oress
well. Of Marylsnd.
Attorney Geusral-E. B. Hosr. W.
presume this is Judge Hoar. Of M.ssa
cbusetts, who is one Of the best lawyer
and most upright men in the nation.
For Secretary of War. no nomisstior
was made. Probably Schofeld suit
Grsnt well enough for the present.
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PAINTING.

uAvlNG permanently located in White
IL Cloud. / am prepared to do all kinds Of
House, Sign. and Carriage Painting,
in ds5abie and ~orkmaniike manner, ON short
notice. and ct reasonable prices. 80
aiso give special attention to PAPER.
BANGING. A share Of pa tsonsgei r. solicited
Feb. ls, ls69-n. N. o. FIERCE. ~.
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THE LUMBER SEAsoN.-W. D. Beeler
& Sons announce tbst they have com
mencsd lum bering operations for the
season. They are prepared to furnish
every description of lumber at short no.
notice. and Of the best quality.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-03-04
~ Pl.nt..iou Bit,ers ara aspeei.ll,

Ev Plantation Bitters are especially
recon- mendei to Clergymsn. Public
Speakers and persons of literary habits
and ssdsntary life. who require clear
mental faculties, which can only be OBJ
tanned BY relish for food. and perfect
digestion. Delicate Females are certain
to find in these Bitters health and
strength.
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Sewing Machines.

Alen't squander your money on
worthless Machines, or these yen
can't work when yen get sbeDs
Bat 20 - NORRIS. In WHITE
CLOUBh nad ees Oae Or the BEyr
any child. almost. car work.
.-s-,T III MORRIS, Agent. ]
White Cloud, Nov. l2, 1869. s..Ss
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Usage Orange Seed.

nUR STOCK OF OSAGE HEDGE SEED
" vii Be- here shout the 9Sth. Price, Or
DoLLAn per pound. We viii send By mail.
sscsrely p1s 90 and pesssge pse.paid. Ssr u 10
rsr pssDd. .Whea ordered By nail. The Mssev
mxse accomeany ths order. Address, Sru : n
HATHER : PEABODY.
Pei. .2S-3v. 81 ss7- Arsgo, Nebsasta.
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State Of Kansas. I q.
City Of White Cloud. SS'

I. William II. Forncrook, Clerk Of the City
Of White Cloud aforesaid. do hereby certify
that the above is true copy of an Ordin1nce
entitled {" An Ordinance Concerning Ordinsn-
ces." passed BY the CITY Council Of the City
Of White Cloud. on the first day Of March. A
D. 1869. and thss the original is on 6ie in my
Office.
Witness my hand, sad the eorpo-
r.. ST. rate seal of the City, this first day of
March, A. d. 1863. irl ,ts,-1.
W. II. FORNCROOK. CITY Clerk.
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Special Notices.
MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY.

An Essay for Young Men on the Crime
of Solitude, and the DISEASES and ABU-
SES which create impediments to MARRI-
AGE, with sure mears of relief Sent in seal
ed letter envelopes. free of charge Address,
Dr.. J. SKILLIN HoUGHTON, Howard As
sociation. Philadelphia, Pa. feb. Ally.
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QunLs.-Will that Hiswaths delega.
tiea please hurry along the big goose.
quill that they have been rscting their
brains over for.some time past! Bot il
The wssthsr should prevent their coming.
perhaps they conld end some place nearer
beus to stick it! Or. they might form
themselves into . cooperative assoeia-
ton for hydraulic s1perimsnts with The
arill sc
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Sheriff. Sale.
Dan;pSan I.a,s Ss ncnsn., caaa.u. IS.

DIttc VI hhU<ts,
Dnniphan Coun-y.} -7--r
In the District Court for Dsniphan County,
State OF Kansas. 80 .csh -s-
NOTICE is hereby given, that will, On the
~ 26th day Of February, A. ID. 1861. between
the hours of ten (l0) o'clock. A. NJ, and four
al o'clock, P. NJ. of said day, at the Court
House door, in the city Of Troy, Doniphsn
County, State Of Kansas, offer for sale. a, pab-
lie auction. for cash, the following described
real estate, to wit: Block one bppdred and
twenty nine, (l29) in the town Of Belle nout,
in Doniphan County, St,te Of Kansas. Offer.
ed for sale rs the property Of c rneiius r.
Clements. to satisfy a certain Judgment and
costs, now Of record in the District Court Tor
Doniphan County, State of Kansas. wherein
Helm B. Ketcham is plaintiff, and yCornsltse
F. Clements. Margaret Clemens, q IL, ~
Given under my hand ibis 18Th dsy u len
uary. A. d. 1869, 80 -, xoi s.s,.,,
- Sheriff OF Dopiphsn Copaty..
January q. ia6s-6v: Prs fes. $40 b.,
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EWe havejust learned that "Skoot-
eye." formerly of this office. is at the
head Of happy household. having been
married almost year ago.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-03-04

H Gov. Harvey has appointed Capt.
VIM. S. Moorebouse. of Atchison. Adm
tsut General of the State. in place Of j.
B. McAfee.
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Ordinance No. ~.

Concerning Ordinances.
Be il ordained by the MIyor and Council Of the
City Of White Cloud:
SicrIos I. That the following Ordinances,
severally described BY their captions, printed
and purportiag to be the Ordinances of White
Cloud, are hereby obtained and passed by the
Mayor and Councilman Of the City of White
Cloud; that is to say:
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-03-04

MAGNOLIA WArER.-Superior to the bes'
imported German Cologne, and sold at hall
the price.
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SEc.2 Ard be itfur,her ordsiued. that all
the Ordinances Of the City Council Of the City
Of White Cloud be, and the same are hereby
declared TO be, printed and published by au-
thority Of the City Council.
SEC. g.. This Ordnance shall take effect
and be in force from and after its publication.
Approved March 4st, 1862
JOSHUA TAYLOR. Mayor.
- Attest: es - ,7'F ns1
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$1,000 AND ALI ExpENsEs PAIDl-See
advertisement Of Ameriesn Shuttle Sew
ing Machine in our Advertising columns.
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Great Excitement
TN WHITE ct0uDt

VIZ d. BEELER l. SONS Steam Saw
w Mill is now in fall blast. for the sea-
ron Of 1869. All kinds of BUILDING and
FENCING LUMBER kept on hand
Thankful for past favors, We hope to merit
a continuance Of the same.
W. D. BEELER & SONS.
White Cloud, March 4, 1869.
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~ Last Sunday wss tbs colisst day
ef u psssor, 10 tbs Eastern States. In
NsN Hsnpshir.. the mercury was '32
Aeeiees tslew zero. =.
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SOL Bpo,nwAr. n. r,
importers and Esnsfgs Of PLoso, ,ranhic NaterAiA
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CAROMOS.

rs,.. ss,-r'i - hss-r.''A.s ~. ss
6-.ss o. rr..fs
rar. L--is- ssriA vssas
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W. Il. Fonxc,oox, City Clerk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-21
LETTER FROM CAPE MAY.
The Presidents visit-The Reception nj
congress Hali-The Grand Ball, &c.

CAFE NAV, July 20, IS69.-De1r S.dr. lean
not resist the opportunity Of letting YOU know
what is tranSpirIng here, thir king Il may prove
acceptable 10 your many resdefs. The arrival
of General Grant here on Saturday last has
already been heralded TO all parts OF the couu-
try. He arrived, on board the Tallapoosa
about o Il. m. After the Iadies OF the party had
hseskiasted, they entered carriages provided
for them aud drove towards The Cnited States
Hotel. On ibeIr way they reyie wed the Grey
Reserves. Mrs. Grant, 50 and daughter ana
Mrs. Cresswel II We're soon en- lDying & luxurious
bath among the breakers. la the evening your
correspondent attended the grand military
reception AZ Congress Hall. The President and
family Were present. and again reviewed the
Grey keseryss, amid a grand display Of ire
works. Tie lawn on which the review took
place attached 10 the Hair was one mass OF
human beings; fally 7,tOO persons bslug present
After tie review the regiment marched into
the grand ball, wh. re ne President htd quite
a reception. After remaining about one hour
he Lett for the Stockton HOTEL where the
party remained as guests Of Mr. Gardner until
their departure, AZ p. m. on Sunday last; tue
Iailapoo>a nTSng a salute at parting IL was
expected that The President would ismliu 70
attend TIE grand ball tIu honor of the Reseryes) }
at the '.S-oCkton House." and a great many
came 70 the Island only 10 hear OF his dep lrtu re-
The ball was the most magnItiCenr affair ever
saw, and by far eciipsed our Iniug uratIou
Ball To attempt ID deScr Dr. the ladie.' tOllett-s
would require far more gifted pen than mine.
L he immense hall, some three hundr red feet
long, Was handsomely festuonei aad orna-
nented for the e. a,IJH: ana II numbers make
an ahair OF the kInd successful. this
surely was the Ne plus Ultra" Wishing
toniSns are beg Timing 10 arrive here freely, aud
If dad not fear OF intruding on your kinin
i should send ' on list OF names. There are A.
least ten thousand strangers on the islaut Vet
the Accommodations are ample. Tom prov
night We are 10 have hop here, IN honor OF
the Reserves, $50 often mentioned ant oa
THURSDAY grand concert. In which the
familiar names OF Castle. Pea kes. Behrens &
of the Eaglish Opera Troupe figure, % you
Will ste there Is no drartn of Amusement
The Columbia AZ which am stopping Is well
patroniZed. IS"
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EXPLOSION OF WHIsKsY BARRgL-The
Richmond correspondent of the Lynchburg
Rspabiicon narrates the following singular IN
cident: "A very singular and, at the same time,
uncommonly horn ole accident took place Sun :
day afternoon al Thorntons store on the Fred.
ericksburg road, few miles from the city.
thornton and a nelghbor having determined
to have day OF IL, opened the bung of a barrel
OF whiskey, and from thence drew their too
frequent potations. About dark a cciored
woman living on the place came into the store
70 light her candle, which she did with an or
dinary friction match. After lighting the can :
die she carelessly threw the still burning
match of from her. and 1t fell into the opep
oung. There was an instantaneous explos ion,
which was heard mile on, Tending the barrel
asunder and throwing the burning whiskey
all over the poor woman. After two DAYS Of
agony, not often paralleled, she died, des mite
all that the surgeons called in could do for her
relief The whiskey was OF the meanest kind:
supposed TO have been a combination of iuId
OIL and alcohol
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-21
THE LAST OF THE CUBAN NPlLLIBUS
TERG

Midnight Raid Of United States Tooops-
surprise and Capture Of Fifty Men.
Just as the nine O'Clock gun was fired last
nlgnt there started from the Brooklyn Navy
Yard steam tender, having on b ard force
OF seVenty-hve marines, picked men, under the
command of ior, and fourteen sailors com.
manded by two ensigns. The tars manned two
mountain howItZers, which Were intended to
blow all Cuban sympathIzers into smithereens
Al little before twelve o'clock, a signal
was made from the Jersey shore, and the
where the forces were noIsely dlsembarked
Here they We're Joined by General Bar.
low and large detachment of deputies
a. distance OF about two hundred yards of
Shipney's Floral Park, near the Hackensack
river, mere was large dwelling house. TnIs
was at once surrounded by the troops IN a
widely extended Gordon, which they gradually
closed in as they advanced. Barlow sounded
a loud summons on the door. Immediately
mere was great commotion in the house The
wIndows and every avenue OF escape
nate men. mostly Cubans, sprang cut to be
confronted by the bayonets OF their foe.
Several OF the men were Knocked down and
injured by the deputies. The marines, how.
ever, acted differently. On their side of the
house there was heavy rush Of the surprised
Cuban forces, and Of these they only managed
TO capture two or three-the rest to the num
Der OF twenty five or thirty, including Colonel
Ryan, got through and cut for the ad jacent
swamps In lively time. After BarlsW had
searched the house through ana satisfied him.
self that there were no more Victims at hand,
he commanded the retirement of his mee. and
with forty.eiGht prisoners well guarded took
mp the march tor Eiysian Fields.-N. y fele.
gram, Goth.
The New York Espres, OF last evening says:
They We're marched through West Hoboken 10
Hudson City, thence to a0boken, where they
were put on board the tug, and conveyed TO
Fort & lafayette: Thus ends this party,
not yet been released; bat the Msrshal and Dis.
trlct Attorney ara now engaged in consultation
on the matter. II ie, however, probable that
ing"
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FROM LONDON,
ShiDwreck-Petititisuf n for X Rrli:ious Equal
ity in 1reiand-Franchise Petitions
BiShop ColenSo, &c

bIshop SOienS0, &c.
LONDON, July 2ist-Advicas have been re.
ceived here Of the loss OF the British ship ord
Sidmoutn, from Quebec June 5.h. for Port
Glasgow. She eXpeTIen ed a heavy gale aud
sprung leak, aud was ab lndonad. Tue
crew We're all saved, and Ian led at GLASGOW
yesterday.
"a the House OF Commons, iast evening, the
Lord Mayor of Dublin, in full robes pr-s.n led
petition OF the citizens OF Dublin at the bar
prayi-g the House 10 support the endeavors
they are now making 10 secure religious
equality ireland.
Charles Wentworth Dixie, r member for
Chelsea, presented a petition signed by 25,guO
women OF Great Britain, asking tor franchise
William johnson, a member from BeIftst,
complained OF the conduct of the police IN the
recent anniversary. He said there had been a
rigid enforcement of the party PROFESSIONS &C:
in Ulster, while IL had been sys .ematically
violated in the sopth of Ireland.
Chichester Fortes enc, Chief Secretary for Ire-
land, prayed for forbearance, aud an order
was exhibited on that occasion through pre-
cautions taken by the Government. Heb oped.
however, that the observance OF the 18th of
July would soon discontinue throughout the
land.
John Vance, member for Armagh, urged
repeal OF the Party Professions ac'.
Meetings in favor of the establishment of
the Irish Church continue TO be De Id in various
parts of Great Britain.
In the case OF Bi>hsp Colenso, of Natal, the
Pnvy Council has decided that he has full
right 10 the cathedral at Pittermaritzburg and
is altogether from the Interference OF the Cane
Town authorities.