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WANTED--AGENTS.
s75 to 5000 per month everywhere.

s75 TO 5000 per month everywhere, male
and female, to introduce the GENUINE IN
PROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE. This machine wifi
stitch, hem, fell, tuck, quilt. cord, bind, braid
and embrsider in most superior nanner.-.
Price, only SlS- Fully warranted fos7 fvs
years. We will pay 81 900 for any Machiss
that will sew a stronger, more beautiful, OF
more elastic seam than ours. IL makes the
Elastic Lock Stitch" Every second stitch
can be cut, and still the cloth cannot b pulled
apart without tearingit. We pay Agents from
s75 to 5000 per month and expenses, or Q CON.
mission from which twice that lmount can he
made Address, SECOMB q CO., PITTS.
BURG. PA, or BOSTON, MASS. e'ir
CAUTlON.-Do not be imposed upon By
other parties palming of worthless east .irsa
machines, under the same name or otherviee.
Ours is the only genuine and really practical
cheap machine manufactured. .s-ai..e !
Dec. "a 4H -. 80.
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DEFuscr.-We learn that the Expose.
our Forest City contemporary. has expired
for lack Of patronage. Mr.. Reynolds.
the editor. hss had . hsrd eight bot has
been obliged to succumb. We under.
stand that new paper is to be establish
cd upon the ruins OF the old one. with Q
ge.tlsmau of this city - editor in chief.
Whether there is to be any change in the
political complexion We are not inform:
ed.-Rolt County Sentinel.
We remember that we excited the Ex.
poses displsssure to high degree. last
Summer. for expressing the belief that i,
would not survive the frosty weather.
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SO!
bHD"D
THE
American Shuttle
SEWING MACHINE!

Is retailed at price within the reach Of an.
This Machine uses q straight needle, makes
the LOCK STITCH, lslike on both sidss,j
has selfadjusting tension. and can do every
variety of sewing. 1t will hem,s fell. bisd.
cord. braid, seam. guilt, tuck, ruile. and gath.
er; will work equally well on silk, linen, WOOL
en-, or cotton goods, with silk, linen, or cotton
thread.
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@But fe days ago. it vas herald
Cd over the country that the Indians were
thoroughly whipped. aud the Indian war
vas ended. News comes now, Of Indian
murders 10 tas Republican and Smoky
Hill settlements. and 6ght between cit
issns and Indians in Saline County
Time enough to trumpet the glory of the
froatisr commanders. after they have
done the work for which they we're sent
there.
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ed letter envelopes, free Of charge. Address,
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sociation, Philadelphia, Pa. feb 4-Iy.
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~ Ground Hogs Day was o. dark
sad gloomy as it could possibly be. and
tbsre vss 90 chance for ths Hog to see
his shsdsw ct any time during the day.
Aeesrdiog to this. be remained ont. and
ssossst to have sspeedy Spring. There
ts no possibility Of . mistake now-ths
chances we're all in his fsvor-aud if be
fails this time. bis reputation is forever
gone.
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Carpets---Don't Pay the High Prices!

VIE NEW ENOLhND VHNfEI OO., OF
l. Boston, Mass. established nearly quar-
ter Of q century age, in their. present location,
in Halls over Il, 70, IS, n, 70, 81, So, IS. and
81, Hanover Street. have probably furnished
more houses with Carpets than any other house
in the country. In order to afford those at q
distance the advantages of their low prices.
they propose to send, on receipt of the price,
20 yards or upc.rd: p Of their Se.a.ifol Cottage
ten sorts. varying in price from IS cents to g
per yard, suitable for furnishing. every part Of
any house. Dec. % ~
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r The Christian denomination have
been holding . revival here, for some
days past. There have been a NUM- Der
OF accessions to the Church. and new
converts are treated to an ice bath in the
river almost daily.
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ADELPHoS.
Ordinance No. Al.

To Amend Ordinance No. 40, entitled al Or.
dinance to Prevent the Erection of Wooden
Buildings on certain Blocks in this City.
Be it ordained by the Mayor and Coaneii Of th'
City Of White Cloud:
SECTION 1. That the City Council shall
have power to grant permits for the building
of wooden buildings or additions at less dis
tance than forty (40) feet from any street, a,
their discretion.
Approved February Sd. 1869.
JOSHUA TAYLOR, Mayor.
Attest:
". H. FoRxcRooK, City Clerk.
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~ G. G. Camp. Esq. one of the old

~ g. @. Camp. Esq. one of the old
citizens of oor County. has left Troy.
and removed to Dunkirk. N. Y. Mr..
Camp located ct Elwood. ten or eleven
yesrs ego Was chosen 6rst County At
torusy Of this County /: shortly after re-
moved to Troy. where be was engaged
in the practice Of Law until about two
years since; represented his District one
term 10 the Legislature: aud for the past
tvo years has bssn esesged in the mill
ing bosi6ess:y Long msy be grind.
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Sewing Machines.

DOn't squnnder your money On
worthless Machines, or fh8se yea
can't work when you get ihens
but go to NORRIS, In WHITE
CLOUD, and get one of the BESr
MACHINES MADE and one thas
any child, almost. cnn work.
J. J. MORRIS, agent.
White Cloud Nov 10. 1868
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Love. Marriage, Men and Women

Word. of Wisdom for Young Men on
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 ASSOCiAr
TioN, Box P, Pbiiadeirhia, Pa. frb4yl
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WANTED, AGENTs-Male or Female. /.
w Who can earn from $40 to $50 per week
at home. All Goods will be consigned to
Agents, to be paid for when sold, and samples
sent free: For full particulars address, with
stamp. FOOT 4 CLARK, Detroit, Mich.
Jan. 2e-4w.
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Final Settlement.

A Ii persons interested in the estate of Da.
IA vid Tobin. deceased. are hereby notified.
that At the March term of the Probate Court
Of Doniphan County. Kansas, to be held on che
lst day Of March. 1859, will make sppIics
ton for 6nal settlement OF said estate.
ELEABETH A. MARCUN.
January 81 le69-1s. Admisitsstrix. !,
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G. Y. N. ANDREWS,
General Agent,
Detroit, Mich.

II. B;-For the benefit Of our Agents, We
have arranged with parties who have Goods
suitable for Sewing Machine Agents to sch.
We will send BOOK OF SAMPLES and f,1lt
particulars, on receipt of one red stamp. Ad-
dless G. V. N. ANDREWS, General Agent,
Detroit, Mich. Jan. 2oEly.
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@ Russia is going to celebrate the
Tooth anniversary of the intro duc,ion Of
vaccination into that country-the epoch
Of cow.pox.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-02-04

@ Cen it be possible that over Five
Million Bottles OF Plantation Bitters have
been sold during the past year? 1t is sl'
most incredible. nevertheless it is abso
luiely true, aud is the most convincing
proof Of their wonderful medicinal and
health restoring qualities. Every family
should be supplied with these Bitters. a
whatever cost or trouble it may Be to-ob
tain them. Be careful that you get th'
genuine. and that you srs not imposed
upon by spurious article.
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AcENrs.

We wish to arrange with Agents. male u
female, to represent the American Shuttle
Sewing Machine, in each State, County. and
Town in the United States and Ontario. Ex.
ira inducements to Experienced Agents. For
full particulars, as to Salary or Commission.
address
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-02-04

FARM FOR SALE.
OF $50 acres Of land, near Pawnee City,
" Nebraska. known there as the Cooper
Farm. Inquire of II. COOPER,
Jan. 2S-3m. White Cloud, Kansas.
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$1,000 AND Az EXPENSES PADl-Sse
sdvertisuent of Americas Shuttle Sewing
Machine 10 osr Advertising 1coldmat.
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Now!

Sing, sing, sing. my knitting all is done;
Ring, ring, ring, its praises, every one.
Nice hoods and scarfs, and sontass rare,
And gloves and mittens by the pair
OF styles the best that e'er we're seem
Are made with ease on LAMs's MACHINE.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-02-04

A "NEw CHAMPION" We notice BY
reports OF several State and County Fairs.
that new champion. though not new
machine. is becoming notorious BY carry,
ing Of undue proportion. Of 6rat premi-
ums." This mschins-the Wilcox and
Gibbs-sppesrs sspecisily valuable for
its simplicity and case Of action; snim-
portsnt feature in On instrument designed
for family use. where. Of course, it must
often bs operated by uupracticed hands.
1t appears indeed incapable of getting
ont of order, and we can readily credit
the declaration that some have been 10
use Eve years without ever getting out oil
complete working condition. Chrstian
Advocate d Journal.
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MAGNOLIA WArER.-Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at hall
the price.
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Then!

Knit, knit, knit; oh! will this never end7
Stitch, sti tch, stitch, and knit, and darn, ant
mend.
There's James, his feet are almost bare,
And AIMS, no better, declare;
There's little Dan, and Susie, too,
Their toes are out-their heels are through.
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Iloiiars and SendinG ~ COPY - the1P 49, - Ia
saee viii be allowed sh0ir 69lB v6c1 a. yGF1k6e
ste tines fhe smnanf u ~ - e1n1D - -
Gus sss Haaan',e'sfe- = isoa-1i1 szL-@4N N~
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A BnioHr IDsa-The following bril-
liant ''get. Off is said to have sctnally
occurred 10 . recent ser mon in this plsce
Oas of those preachers whose knock
down argument consists in hurling forth
a stunning question and then hiding be-
hind il, came. in the course Of his slsshing
at other churches. to pay his respects to
the Me,hodists. Their ideas Of bsptism
we're the subject Of bis raid. Heremark-
ed that they claimed to have made bsp-
tism take the place Of the rite Of circum-
cisiou of ancient times. "Now," said he.
'if their Baptism is intended to answer
the same purpose as circumcision. why
don't they apply the water at the same
place where the knife was applied :"
We are thinking. if that were done
Methodist b.ptisms would draw i'm
msusely. and would be splssdid occasions
for. taking up collections.
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LATEST By TELEGRAPH
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
FROA nEXIOO.

San FRANcIsco, Jan. ..
A letter from Colima, Mexico, gives An ac-
coant Of terrible earthquake experienced in
that city on the morning Of Decsmber the
2Osh. For several days previous the volcano
of Calima, thirty miles from the city, exhib-
tied symptoms Of internal commotion, send
ing forth stream of smoke accompanied by
q rumbliug shaking Of the earth. On the
morning Of the goth, the rocking OF tho earth
gradually increased in violence, until the
walls cracked, and everything breakable in
the houses were demolished, and the vibra-
ton from the Northeast to the Southwest
lasted nearly forty seconds. The Cathedral
and ware house. brick building, cracked from
the top to the bottom; and the people startled
from their sleep rushed frantically tor Plaza.
It is reported that several persons we're kill
I'd by the falling OF the National Hotel. me
shock Was felt . long distance in the in
terror, and at several places the ground
opened, trees were uprooted, hills levelcd,
water courses changed. snd . general up
heaval Of the earth took place. At Mama
Milo, the Cathedral building which had stood
tho shocks Of earthquakes and storms for
over , century, was riven from top to bot
rom; every tile on the roof were broken,
and fifteen or twenty persons crushed by the
falling wallis.
Late Alaska advices state that portion
Of the garrison buildings at the mouth of the
Stricker River, were destroyed by FIRE.
Capt Kenny, Of the U. S. army, committed
suicide At Sitks, BY shooting himself through
the heart.
Sitks is nearly depopolated, some 300 peo.
pie having left for St. Petersburg.
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FROa THE SOUTH.

NASHVILLE, Jan. ..
Hon. T. 8. Richards, Speaker Of the
House of Representatives, and delegate to
the Chicago commission for the State ut
large, introduced bill in the House. to be
submitted to . vote Of the people, authoriz.
ing Convention, to be composed of MEM
bers OF the present Legislature, TO convene
on the 22d Of February, to snfranchise the
disfranchised.
The bill came up to-day and Mr.. Richards
made IN able speech in it's support, but at the
close the debate was indsfinissiy postponed.
Mr.. Richards 10 . thorough National Re.
publican; advocated in 1865 bill allowing
colored persons to testify in court, and voted
the House differ with him on the suffrage
questiou, sdmitting his ability and trust.
worthiness, they don't think the time for
such enfranchisement has come. The SUBJ
ject will hereafter come up in another shape.
The Ku-Klux have much 10 do with the state
of feeling on the franchise question.
NEw ORLEANS, Jan. 9.
The funeral Of General Rousseau this D.
m. vas largely attended, Notwithstanding the
unpleasant weather. The services were con-
ducted q Christs Church, BY the Bishop Of
Louisiana. The pail l-bearers were Generals
d0tCuy MOWSIs OcCA WItu1 OSuCOCk, OTieIJ
Tompkins and Mcclure, of the regular army,
and Generals Steadman, Herrin, Lee, Nc
MILAN, Bussey and Guerny, formerly of the
volunteer service, with an equal number Of
the Masonic fraternity. The escort was COM
posed of the first Infantry, battery K Of the
first Artillery, Company g Of the sixth Cav.
airy, the Masons OF the city, officers Of the
Council and State, officers Of the Legislature,
and large concourse Of cisizeLs on foot
and in carriages.
1esolsdons of regret and sympathy were
adopted BY the Legislature and City Council.
The public Offices and nearly all the houses
along the line Of march we're closed during
the progress of the funeral cortege.
Augusta. Ga, Jan 8.
Il is reported that tho nurderes Of Martin
and his two sisters, Who were robbed and
burned at thsis hone 10 Columbia, Sosth
Carolina, few weeks ago, we're taken from
the jail at Appling and Iynched. A white
man, named Anderson Upton, and three ne
groes, Who composed the party, confessed
having murdered Martin and his sisters and
subsequently, burning The house and thei,
bodies, in order 70 cover their guilt.
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FHOH NEW YORK,


new xoRK, Jan. y.
The Tribune to. day supports Marshall O
Boberts for q 8 Senator.
The Sun understands there is . movement
On foot to bsirg forward Hon. Ransom Bal
dom Judge Of the Supreme Court Of the 9th
District 9 . ~ or 9Th competitor.
Henry B herson, Preilsat Of the Brook
lyn Railnoad, has accepted the Office Of Fl
nance 1anaGer Of the Chicago 4 North
Wesiern Rsilroad ord will make tie city Of
Chicago his fhtnrs hsns.
The Post publishes ls&tef from DR.. Sal
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FROM HAVANA.
Havana, Jan. 8.

HAVANA, Jan. 8.
The GAzetta will publish tomorrow .
proclamation by the Captain General, grant
ing general and absolute amnesty for politi-
cal offenses, pardoning oil persons, whether
now confined IN prisons, or in hiding, or ab-
sent from the country.
General Dulce will issue another proclama-
ton tomorrow, dissolving the military COM
mission and restoring full jurisdiction to the
civil courts.
Within few days General Dulce will pro-
mulgate an order establishing the liberty Of
the press. The public press will be permit
ted to discr IS, without intervention or public
censorship, al questions except those rslat.
ing to slavery and the dogmas Of the Casho-
lie religion.
The steamer Eclipse arrived here with i'm
portant news from Port "a Prince.
The Haytian steamer Salnave seized the
British schooner Couch, from 81. Marie. with
q cargo Of coffee and cotton, and carried her
into Port an Prince - prize.
1t 10 reported that the United States Con-
sui 1t Aux Gays hes been roughly handled BY
the revolutionists, but the story is not cred-
tied.
An attack Was about to be made on Port
au Quin.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 8.
The Virginia Committee had private
meeting tonight, At which they formally or.
ganized. The proceedings we're confined to
general exchange Of views, delivered in .
colloquial and informal manner, although the
programme 10 considered settled. The Com
mitttee will remain in permanent organizes
ton, keeping quorum in their body here
until something il accomplished for the re-
lief Of the State. They have pledged them
selves not to allow Encouraging or untoward
circumstances, even to deter them rom the
earnest and persistent pursuit Of this object
in view, No changes will be made in the
Committee The Committee will meet to-
morrow at o'clock and remain in full ses-
sion until Wednesday Of next week, whom
probably all but the quorum will 60 home,
with the eunderstanding that some will re-
turn and relieve those here on duty.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST. Louis, Jan. 8.
Gov. Fletcher's message was submitted to
the Legislature this afternoon. It recon-
mends the submission to the people Of an
amendment to the Constitution enfranchi>
sing oil persons now disfranchised, except
bushwhackers or guerrillas, persons who af-
ter having voted or held office claimed pro-
lection Of foreign governments, and persons
having falsely taken the oath Of loyalty.
The Governor also advises the abolishment
Of the voters oath; and recommends the
Legislature to memorable Congress to ex-
tend the same subsidies to the Atlantic h
Pacific Railroad as has been given to the
Union Pacific Railroad, and to instruct our
Senators and Representatives to vote for
such measures ~ will obtain this end.
The Governor also recommends the abol-
ishment Of the Office Of public printer and
the establishment Of public printing Office.
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FROM THE SOUTH.

NKw ORLEANs, Jan 8.
General Rousseau will be buried here to-
morrow.
General Buchanan assumed command to-
day. By virtue Of seniority. HE order A.
sumins command simply announces that
fact.
Generals Babcnck and Porter, Of General
Grants ss16, have returned from Texas.
Sixty civil agents and clerks Of the Freed
mems Bureau, Of this State, have been die.
charged.
An order Wa isssed yesterday prohibiting
further admissions into the Freedmen's hos
pital.
RIcHnosD, Jan. 8.
A company of infastsy and battery Of A.
tillery were sent to Norfolk to-day.
NoRroLx, Va, Jan. 8.
Reliable information recsivsd tins evening
from yesterdays adray reports that IL ne
groes were much excited, butno further aets
Of violence were perpetsated.
The military forcs sent 70 the assistance d
the sheriff has returned.
LArEn.
The following dsenils of the negro essesstl
near Kenpeville, II Priacses Aane coanty,
have boe1 roeetvo4:
Lisutsaaas khn1uat sna fssss, wAils q
! souts 70 ahsn sss1pisa b negro sqsasssss
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FROM NEW YUkk.

Nrw York, Jan. 8.
The Herald's Washington dispatch says the
Treasury authorities have ascertained that
the recent attack upon Clarksville, Texas,
and the numbering Of inspectors Phelps and
Hammond, we're committed in the interest Of
the whisky ring, and moreover that certain
telegraph companies are in league with the
whisky ring. kilograms that were sent from
here to the officers Of customs and internal
revenue at Ney Orleans, we're known to out
side parties almost ~ soon as put on the
wires, and dispatches from the officers in New
Orleans, in reference to affairs in Texas,
were known to members Of the whisky ring
here before they we're received at the depart
ment.
Measures have been adopted by the War
Department to secure the safety in future OF
the officers on duty on the Rio Grnnds.
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FROM RICHMOND.

RICHMOND. Jan. 9.
As effect to the operations Of the Virginia
Committee in Washington, the State Grant
and Colfax Association have adopted me-
mortal to Congress ssking, in view Of the de-
ception practiced by persons whose
disabilities have not been removed, that no
further steps be taken IN that direction until
the applicsts have proved in the coming
election that they favor reconstruction BY
voting for it.
A committee is TO be sent to Washington
TO oppose the amnesty movement.
The remains Of Hon. John Minor Bolts ar
rived this evening, and we're laid in state in
the Senate Chamber.
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FROM HAVANA.

s4--sse--zsa uA.AsA. H. O. .
News has been received here that Jesuran
Curacao, banker, who went to Europe 10
contract . loan for President Baez, Of st.
Domingo, has returned unsuccessful.
It is stated the failure to obtain the money
will probably cause the downfall of Baez'
administration.