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How 81. Louis stands.

The claim having been loudly made.
that St. Louis is snxicus to secure rail-
rosd connection With Nsbraska via St.
Joseph, We direc, attention to the conclu.
sivs letter of ]. B. MouIton. to citizen
Of Nebraska. which We publish this week.
Ths. letter tells explicitly what st. Louis
desires and will work for. The North
Missouri R.ilro,d is the property of St.
Louis. built BY that city, to sccommo.
dsts her trade with Northern Missouri.
Mr.. Moulton is Chief Engineer of that
road; is Q resident Of st. Louis: and has
visited Northern Kansas and Nsbrasks.
y ths sgsn, Of that city. to look out the
best railroad route, aad describes it. in
the letter. From aud below Atchison.
thsrs are two routes connecting with St.
L,ois-but mono is mentioned at St.
Joseph.
The idea tha. St. L,uis il seeking q
conaection With K susss and Ns6rssks by
way Of 81. Joseph. is simply prepostsr-
ous. The Hannibal and St. Joseph Rail.
rosd is owned BY Chicago and the E sst
This road has always discriminsted
sgaiust St. Louis; and it was tbs obs.a-
elss constantly presented 10 connecting
with that road, that forced St. Louis to
build Q branch Of the North Missouri
road west. in the direction Of Lesven.
worth. By that Branch. and by the
Missouri Pacific, she seeks connection
with Kansas and Nebraska. By bai!d.
ing her Ksnsss and Nebraska connection
to st. Joseph. she would simply make il
feeder to the Hannibal road, and direc!
the trade Of this country to Ohicsgo and
the East. This rosd would become q
mere switch of the Hannibal road. depend.
snt upon ths movements Of the latter. as
the st. Joseph and Council Bluffs Road
now is. The Council Bluffs trains are
Yunto correspond with the Hannibal trains
When q COW gets on the track Of the lat
Ter road. or any other detention occurs
whether it be for an kour or day, th'
Council Bluffs trains must wait. no mat
ter what inconvenience is occssionei
along ths last named line. Such wsuli
be the case with a road on this side of tht
river running to ST. Joseph. St. Louil
knows it, and means to avoid it-so DE-
the people of Kansas and Nsbrssks.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-02-18

~ Mr.. Hawkins. of this County. is
one Of the most efficient members Of the
Legislature. and does not hesitate to ex-
press bis opinion on all questions. partic-
ulsrly on schemes Of plunder and spend
ing of money. This seems to be a mat
ter of grea. merriment to some other mem
bars. The person who warns the seat
assigned to Marshall County, who re-
joices in the unusual name Of Smith.
seems to have become excessively funny
on this matter. The other day. finding
Hawkius' seat empty. be offered reso-
lutiopi that come one be appointed to
speak on sll questions during Hawkins
absence. Probably Smith has discovered.
from experience. that it is easier to write
sharp resolutions than it is to get up and
discuss important measures involving the
interests of the State.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-02-18

Jcsr FousD IT OuT.-For years. onr
Legislator hass bssa dicossins The qaes.
tion Of biennial sessions; and each time
they ran sgsinst barrier in the Consti-
tuition. which prohibits the submission ol
more then three Constitutional Amend.
meuts to the people at one time. while
biennial sessions would knock the State
ont Of gear unless there wsfs Eve diiIeren,
amendments to the Constitution at tbs
SAND tins. Nobody seems to have sver
discovered plan to get over that. until
Kellogg. Of Lesvenwor,h. the other day
struck it 10 the right spot. He proposes
to submit sn amendment to the people,
sbolishipg that prohibition in the Con
situations that done. sny Legislsture msy
hereafter submit all the necessary amend,
d tents at once. Had this been thought
of and done in the 6rst place. bieunisl
sessions might have been secured long
ago. But svsu now. the Legislature does
not look upon it with favor, and it will
probably be rejected. From present sp.
psarances. the mendmeuts submitted bs
the present Legislature will be for th.
purpose Of creating new Offices. facilitat.
ing the scramble for Office. increasing
salaries. sud providing new openings
generally to shovel in the peoples money
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-02-18

OALIsAYA BARK.-It is said that
Messers. Drake d Co.. (proprietors Of the
Plantation Bitters. are the largest i'm.
porters Of Calissya Bark in this country.
and thst. with the exception Of On occa.
sional sale. all they import is used in
the compromising Of their celebrated
Plantation Bitters.-to which they IN.
doubtedly are indebed for their won
derful bealth-restoring properties. Aa g
Tonic and Appetizer they are not sur.
passed. and We cheerfully recommend
them. All frst.class Druggists keep
them for sale.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-02-18

~ Some bigots in Western Penn,
sylvauia have pstitionsd Congress TO sc
amend the Constitution as to recognize
God Almighty and the Christian Religion
No doubt it would be very aattering {,
the Almighty to receive this recognition
at the hands of q set of thieves. drunk
ards. and whorsmougers. such as com.
pose . large proportion of the United
States Congress. Perhaps it would
please Him better, If the msm hers would
endsavor to show, by their conduct. ths,
they believed in the existence of God.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-02-18

THe SATURDAY EvEsrSa Posr This old
and fsvorits paper has been enlarged and
bsauti6ed. and is now one Of the best,
as it is much the cheapest Of the 6rst class
wesklies. It's liteary contents are Of the
most interesting character. The histori-
cal story of "The King Of the Gamblsrs.' -
by Miss Mnhlbach. possesses alike gres.
interest and q sound moral. A uovelet.
by Miss Douglas. called "Cut Adrift;
or, the Tide Of Fate" will shortly be
commemorative bs folio wed by Other
novelets from other talented suthors,
We advise our readers to send for q
specimen number Of The Post. which
will be furnished gratis by the publish
era.
Price with beautiful premium en-
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-02-18

ET I. s. Kalloch is nov laying the
wires to secure an election either to Con-
gress. in place Of Sidney Clarke. or to
the Senate. in place of Ross. We under.
stand that held Lsvee at Topeka. at
which he broacbed his plans. and gave
au inkling Of bis schemes Of plumber; af.
ter which. the party enjoyed themselves
drinking liquor and telling obscene sto'
ries. We never had psrtiality for
Sidney Clarke, and have not been in love
with Ross for year past; but either Of
them is preferable. ten times over. to
Kalloch. from whom may the Lord pre-
serve Kansas! A corrupt and conscience
lsA man in Office ia bad enough; bu.
when that man is . renegade preacher. il
is enough to give one the cramp cholie
to contemplate the possibility of bis get
ting into power.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-02-18

II A. B. Svmns WAS authorized to
snhscribs tbs 9eo0ooo stock. voted By
this County to the Atchison 4 Nebraska
Railroad Company. ., the session Of the
Commissioners at this plscs. on last Mon
day, and the President Of tho Board
was authorised to have County bonds
prepared similar to those given ths St.
Joseph 4 Deaysr City R.ilrosd Co..
with which to pay the subscription. The
subscription will bs made in sccordsnes
With the provisions Of the vote BY The
peopls.-Troy RepsN;eas.
Then. Why don't he do il? We or
derstsnd that he vas authorized to make
the subscription long ego. bat ~ithholds
it. because the citizens Of Troy are un-
willing he should make it miles, the road
is located through that town. The Di-
rectors hsvs locafsd IL ss near them ~
they well can. leaving . much better route
farther away in order to do so: bat they
do not wsut to Be forced to msks locs.
ton thst will entail On additional cost oi
nearly ss much as the bonds will bring.
The people never voted for that to be
done.
Since the above Was 10 type. We have
learned thst Mr.. Symns has made the
subscription. but have not been informed
whether Troy gsve her consent or not.
II not, is an. outrage thss should not be
tolerated. Railroads have no right to
miss Troy. after people have invested
their money thsrel
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-02-18

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for removing any fine particles Of dust that maj
be occasioned by the friction of the rubber.
The Rut6er u~ed for this Efhser and Pspef
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entirely free fom that unpleasant greasinsAs
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the paper clean I'd aud the manufactures eisi0s
that it is a better article for the purpose than
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IL Is the most esnpenienf iapeBlioa ever made
for c'enning all surfaces Of paper, ss its shape
and solidity ensures q frm grasp in the hand,
while the rapidity and ease With which pencil
and finger marks can be erased, is surprising,
when compared with former methods.
hAsuTAcrpRED ~
N. BANGS WILLIAMS,
Manufacturer Of Specialties for the Sta.
tionery and Fancy Goods Trade,
P o. Box 4797 rs John Street, New York.
FOR SALE BY ALL STATIoNERS.
feb. l8-ly.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-02-18

SorND Grant says be is going tc
have such men in Office as be is satisfied
are suitable and honest. and will keer
removing aud appointing until he is sat
is6ed be has the right men. He is also
going to do away with the practice o.
permitting Congressmen to control th.
patronage OF their Districts. Az it now
is, men who once get into Congress. csr
secure life bold upon tbs Office. by sid
Of their steslings and the public patron
age. May success attend Grants efforts
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-02-18

NrxE YEARS IN Hosiery FAcroRy.-
For nine years past I have been connected
lin the capacity Of overseer Of the knit'
ting and stitching departments-witb
hosiery manufacturing; and l am free to
stste that. of the different kinds Of sew.
ing m'chines. 1 have found none SO we'll
adapted for general use iu N aking up hos.
sisry goods ss the Wilcox l. Gibbs.
Fifty per cent. more work can be done
on It than upon any other machine 10 a
given lime; while tie cost for repairs is
at ]east Eve times less.-Leter of j. p.
Delokanty. Orerseer at Adams Hosiery
AiiR, Cohoes. ". T.. Dec. IS, 1865.
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Tax Titles and the Revenue,

One cause of the high rate Of taxation
in our State is the failure to collect yesr
by year so large proportion of the taxes
The levy must be made large enough to
cover not only the actual expenses OF the
year. but also the deficiency arising from
non-psy ment. In this County there ar.
back taxes enough to defray all expenses
for year. In the State at large the pro.
portion is nearly If no, quite as great.
Lands are sold. each year. and bid 10 by
the various couaties: but there the mat
ter rests. A very small amount of the
lands. comparatively speaking. are re-,
deemed so as to bring money into the
treasury. Tax certificates, though besr-
ing q high rate of interest, are not IA
vorite investment. The practical resul,
is that the burdens of the government are
supported BY only portion Of the State
We believe thst Q good deal of this
remissness is due to the opinion which il
widely prevalent. that tax-ti,les are ol
but little value. 1t il thought thst they
will not hold. A little inqniry will sat.
isfy aby one how generally this opinion
is entertained. Ifthere we're perfect CON.
fdepce ths, tsx-tities are good. tax Ger.
,ifcatss would be bought up and the pas,
due taxes. instead Of accumnlating from
year to y.sr. would bs made at once
svailabIe for contributing to the support
Of the government.
Is It not possible to 40 frame onr laws
that greater confidence shall he reposed
10 tsx.titles? Why not let c.se. Be made
and decisions Of the Supreme Cou,t oh.
tanned. 40 as to see whether these titles
will hold? There must certainly be
soms method BY which the State can en-.
force the collection Of its taxes. II tax
titles ses good for nothing. then the psy
ment Of taxes on real estate is really only
. voluntary matter.
In Misronri. the method used to he 10
have lands sold for taxes sold under Z
regular decrse Of court. on Judgment
rendered. Seine such plan may have to
be adopted by ua. Certain It ~ that VI
onght to do sometAing to eecurs . more
equitable division Of the burdens Of the
government. II our taxes could be col.
lected. the rate might b. ms,srislly 70.
dueed.-LaUreaes RepsblieaS.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-02-18

"THE COMING Much has been
said about this promising individual.
but whence he wouid come or whittier
be was going. and what he would do
when he got there. wers mysteries.
He has been heard from. He ia coming
to Lawrence. For a description Of him
see Job *: 16. 17.-Lawrenee Tribune.
Ws have examined the authorities. snd
recognize the portrait Of the sorrsl psr.
son. There can be no mistsks about it
A photograph likeness could not be more
correct.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-02-18

How TO Improve oun SANITARY Coz
DIrIos "A great c,u.e Of disease is i'm
proper food and hurried eating. Iu or
der fully to understand how to eat and
how to conduct ourselves after eating. il
is necessary that We should be scqnaint-
ed. in some measure. with the process Of
nutrition. Many persons tumble their
food precipitstely into their mouths and
swallow il without masticstion. contrary
to express laws of nature. Food should
undergo thorough mssticstion sDd sali
walton before it enters the dnoienum and
becomes mixed with the bile and pan
creatic juices. This bile ia there secreted
by the liver. The chyme having nuder-
gone the changes sdverted TO is urged. by
the peristaltic motion Of the intsstine..
onward through the alimentsry canal. II
tho perisislric motion be diminished. ow
ing to the deficiency oi bile. the proxres.
of Digestion 70 RETARDED and the bowels
become constipsted snd dyspepsia often
follows. 10 snch esses thorough and
active cafhsrtic should be nsed to pro-
duce specific action. sroosine The secrs-
tioas and producing free bilious evsc
usiiOns. The best article for this pur-
poss is Dr.. Rohsek's Blood Pills. the nse
OF which should be followed by Roback's
Stonsch Buffers, TO give tone to the
stomach snd aid digsstios. .vs.
Sold BY Thes. g. shrsvs. Druggist.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-02-18

EF 1t is said that ANDY johnson is
determined to go ont of office in blaze
Of glory; and will. a. final achievement,
on the 81 Of March. issns a proclamation
pardoning Pontius Pilate, Judas Iscarioi,
and the Devil.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-02-18

kg A ERE occurred in Forest City,
on Wednesday morning. shortly after
midnight. destroying three wooden bull
dinss. occupied ss a tsilor's shop. . So
loon. and . watch-msksr's shop. Al.
though Eve miles distant. the con6sgra.
tion made orr streets quite light. The
Gre is supposed to have been the work oI
On incsudisry.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-02-18

~ The latest Cabinet rumor assign,
Gen. McClellan to the War Dep artment.
This is in strict accordance with Grant,
sentiment Of Let us have peace" Nc
Clellan did Is little as any other man to
disturb the harmony existing between the
Union aud Rebel armies.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-02-18

~ The name Of one member of
Grants Cabinet has leaked out. He
gave Mr.. Collar the privilegs of desig-
mating one member. and the latter named
John D. Defress. of Indiana. for Post.
master General. Grant has caused it to
be understood that he does not intend to
appoint any man who did not act with
the party that sustained the Government
during the war. and who has not acted
with that party since the war. This
win be q disappointment to those benev.
olent Democrats who have been 90 busi.
ly ct work making up Cabinet for
oteu@ sals H--F @aE1 60
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-02-18

New PosroFFIcE The Postmaster
General has ordered the est sblishment oI
q postofice ct Pon,erov. Wyandotie
Comfy. in Kansas. Derrick Stone is sp.
pointed postmaster. The Office I. named
in honor of Senator Pomeroy.-Leayea.
north Commercial.
The nsme Of the Post-effics snd the
Post master ere not we'll chosen. Old
Pom. was never troubled in that way.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-02-18

~ John T. Cox has been appointed
BY Mr.. Joy. agent to sell the Cherokee
lands to ihoss who have settled upon
them. But the settlers have resolved
that il Cox enters their country. they
will skin him. or hang him /; and that il
any settlers enter into negotiations with
him. they will hang them with Cox.
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iH.. .ersvsssesn. ssi.ax u sxSSuaa aver.
ably known House Of erovsstsea q.
0R0VESTERN, FULLER 4 CO,
HAVE RrxovrD TO rnrsa
NJ EW w A r e DOM MS
% Mercer ST., New York.


TNHE, great increaes in tbsdemand for eur
l. Piano-Fsrtes thsoaghe1s Che country, has
compelled 10 to extend ouf Manufacturing q /.
cilities to three times their isrmer size; and
having added many new Improvements in naa-
ufacturing, We shall cons,nee to keep sur pri-
ces the same as they slrsys hate beeh, the
lowest Of any First class Riano Forte maker
b5 at least one third. and 1e respectfully -.
iicit by parties about purchasing. . comparisoa
With all other makers. feb. I6-ly.
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&Nciahle.

The Sociable of the M. E. Ch ,rch will meet
in the basement of the Church, on the evening
of February 22d. at which time and place there
will be an Oyster Supper, the proceeds to be
applied for the benefit of the Church.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-02-18
PAIN TING.

II AViNG permanently located in White
IL Cloud. am prepared to do all kinds of
House. Sign, and Carriage Painting,
in durable and workmanlike manner, on short
notice, and at reasonable prices.
I aiso give special attention to PAPER.
HANGING. A share Of patronage IL solicited
Feb. Is, lS69-tf. N. o. FIERCE.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-02-18

EF A photographer in Topeka. Kan
sas. is collecting photographs Of all the
editors in the Stste. Sol. Miller is said
to b. the h.pasomesf man gathered in
thus far.-S Joseph Union.
What sort of looking beings are the
ugly cusses OF that ont6t?
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Sheriff. Sale.

State of Kansas, &C
Dnniphan Coun'y,
In the District Court for Dsniphan County,
State OF Kansas.
NOTICE is hereby given. that will, on the
~ 26th day Of February, A. ID. 1869 between
the hours OF ten tl0) o'clock. A. NJ. and four
~ O'Clock, P. NJ. OF said day, at the Court
House door, in tine city of Troy. Doniphsn
County, State Of Kansas, offer for sale. at pub
lie auction. for cash, the following described
real estate. to wit: Block one hundred and
twenty nine, (l29) in the t,wn OF Bellemont,
in Doniphan County, st, tie Of Kansas. Offer.
ed Tor sale as the property OF rnelius F.
Clements. to satisfy a certain Judgment and
cn-t-, now of record in the District Court Tor
Doniphan County, State of Kansas, wherein
Helm B. Ketcham is plaintiff, and Cornelius
r. Clements. Margaret Clements, ct al, are
defendants.
Given under my hand, this 18th day Of Jan
uary. A. D. 1863.
B. s. CAMPBELL,
Sheriff of Donipnan County.
January 81, ls69-6w. Prs fee, Sic so.
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Final settlement.

A IL 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. Ksnsas, to be held on the
Ist day Of March. 1853, viii make sppica.
ton for Aral settlement Of said estate
- ELlzADErH A. MARCUM,
January q, I0o-4W. Admiuistratsix.
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TERWILLIGER T. CO..
MANUFAcrUlEns or
improved Triple Fiange
FIRE and BURGl AR : PROOF
SAFES. 81

With Combination and Powder-Proof Locks,
warranted free from dampns0.
Jewellers and Banlkers' Safes,
MADE TO ORDER l. lined with HARDEN.
ED STEEL.
Mandatory, ls0 to 1872 West Houston 81.
Depot, 100 Maiden Lane, near Pearl ST.,
New York. ..I.,sG
W. rERwILLIGER. ". q. fIRwILLIoRk.
Us. LOCKWOOD. 80 febl6y1 I.
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PAINTISa.- is called to the
Card of N. o. Piercs, who is an expert.
enced workman. and is now prepared to
do al kinds of House. Sign. Plain and
Ornamental Painting. Paper Hanging.
ETC.. on short notice.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-02-18
5pefial 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 near of relief. Sent in seal
ed letter envelopes, free of charge. Address,
DR. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard As
sociation Phjlalelphia Pa. feb. 4-ly.
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A MgsrcAL FAMlyeMrs. Mary L
Hufchison. the mother of the Hntchinann
family ofsin9era. died Of paralysis. at NIL
ford September 20 .esd eighty three vesr'.
She Wa ths mother of sixteen children.
to which the masicsl powes With which
she vas materially gifted were Gsserossly
transmitted. ..s .-s-- -xr