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CoNNErIoN OF THE WASHINGTON AouE-
DuCr.-The House District Committee who have
recently taken mass Of testimony in relation
to the Washington Aqueduct, will, it is said,
1eoonmend an appropriation Of between
scoosoeo to s4oo eco to complete the work.
Mr.. GEORGE b. WILLIAMS, of Indiana, and
Late Supervisor OF Internal Revenue for that
S6te, will probably be appointed Deputy Com
missioner Of the Bureau, in place Of MIR. Par
nell. Mr.. Williams has been discharainQ the
duties of the Office for the past month. D..
Ex-GovERNoR WELLS of Virginia was ten
dered the appointment of United States District
Attorney for Virginia, Cn plaoe Of s. +. Beach
F,s goed0 on the day that he suffered by the
hichmond disaster. 1t is believed that he will
accept.
PBRsoNAL.-Hon. John Morrissey, of New
York, who has been absent since the first two
days OF the session, occupied his seat in the
House this afternoon.
General Banks hiss returned from his visit to
Massachusetts,, and was in his seat in the House
to-day.
PRESIDENT GRANT remained yesterday at
Elizabeth, New Jersey, where he is visiting his
brother-in-law Mr.. A. II. Corbin. YESTERDAY
morning he attended st. Paui's Episcopal
Church, with Ms. Grant, his daughter, and Mrs.
Corbin. The President and family are ex-
pected to return here this evening. General
Horace Porter returned this morning to his
post at the White House.
The DISTRICT TArToRNRYsHIP.-Judpe Fisher
having been appointed U. s. Attorney for the
District OF Columbia, will ent. on his duties on
the 10Th inst, and has scured for his efice the
lower rooms in the building lately used as Po-
lice headquarters, opposite the City Hail. Mr.
Darlington, who is superseded by Judge Fisher,
will return to general practice, as also Mr. b.
G. Lovejoy, his assistant for the past year,
whose resignation takes effect on the 18th inst.
Messrs. X. Harrington and E. L. Stanton-the
former q young lawyer from Delaware, who
promises to take high rank at the bar, and the
latter the son Of the late L. IA. Stanton, who
has shown that he possesses ability of high
order-will be the assistants of Judge Fisher.
THE PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENr-DEcREAsE
OF NEARLY S12.OOo,OOO DURING THE PAST
MoNTH.-The recapitulation of the statement
Of the Public Debt of the United States, issued
from the Treasury Department this afternoon,
is as follows:
Dett Beartng hteyest IN Com
bonds bI,sis at at 3 per per cent cent 5 ~ 22l $40 300 90
----S2,l ,lO7 si3, 200 90
Debt Bearing Interest in La,ef1i Money
Certificates at pr cent As -535 QUO W
Navy pension fund, at 3
psi tent h'''''''"'-.".'..... Hpo.u0O 10
Debt on which interest has ceased "
since maturity $3.50 -5S7 IS
Deb Btdrug no Interest.
Demand and legal ten
der note es....-.-............. 90, JOY ,221 90
Fraction curreney.... 39,X4y32 Us
Certificates of gold de-
posi'eo-''''.'''..'''.....' S5'o4o'fUO W
-- 42s-sOl, ,ea2 Os
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Exeitement In Paris-A Radical Pm.
test.

HeteyuPHsW 1oe1sssSttt 70 1Hs B9essf0 Star.
p. PANS, Mag 2.-Publie meetings wsre he,i in
different parts Of Paris yesterday, and were
very exciting and some were CONSEQUENTLY dis
solved by the authorities. In many instsnces
the audiences departed amid shouts OF Viva
One OF the radical Journals this morning pub.
fishes document prOn0udcihg the oxpulsion of
the Italian shanker Cernusohi for Violation Of
the country done IN the interest Of the politieal
party. The protest. is signed by NM. Araeo.
Cremieux, Jules Favre, j.. Ferry Pellstau. i Ma
simon, and mary 4othefe 81 the equally we'll
known radicals.
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hoolEe1KR, n. r, Nay 2-Ssmuel 3. word
formefly euperintendento Of the New YORK House
q Refuge, and late supeIintspdsHt Of the
wessern ~ HOUSE OF hefuges In thb city died this
e VI sPSPseAye -IFVrrr Ft =
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QuExNsTowN. Lay Arrived the City OF
soUTHAMPToH. May 2.-Arrissd TIE Her.
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AFFAIKs IN PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY.
MD.-The Prince Georgian Of Friday last has the
The Supervfsors-R -Resionafions-The superyi-
eers recently appointed by the circuit court met
o. the so1rt-house, In this city, yesterday, and
chair, Dr. Frederick Sasscer acting a. secre-
tary. After some Interchange Of opinion re-
gafding the rev Law, its requirements, and
their duties TO themselves, the rates of charges
recently fixed by the county commissioners,
ana the Appropriation for carving out the law
during the ensuing year we're considered, which
present, and resulted I'm the determin alton, sub
seqnently carried out, OF tsnderine their resie-
~ ~hsuon 70 the circuit court, By whom they had
7Ae kalroad.- McCann q Han have
been busiiy engaged during the pest wesk trans
isrring their lsrse force and estsblishnents TO
they commenced throwing dirt on Mednesday
last. MeHrs. Hill and Beft anticipate com.
mencfng work upon their respective ssctiens
have now been awarded TO Nj Wiinam Shea
who has already filed other similar confrarts
upon the upper end Of the road, and ttiF place.
. shert distance OF Brandyvine. M. n. III.
Carter and his assistants, of the engineer corps,
remove their quarter now 30 the vicinity OF
friend. = tSsy ssve seSsa den iS here 9 IN cny c@y
Own village. = = ~
1xs Nr.pize.-As proof q the deep anssrest
sSt ~ oef R0OPkc IN tne Iuruplke from hare %
Washington. We learn that the aesnt, Rector
Su1Rhrey, Esqs obtained suhscriptions % one
1Snored SHARES Of stock In ons day last week.
~ enables The csmpaniss % osasshdsss, which
Va % done t once, and the work commenced
SSiooue further ds'ay, thai it nay Be conp,stea
Lssvsi Nsns.-on Saturday evsuine, tAe 2sd
ultime, while the hands sseached 70 tie Cottou
NH sf Laurel were drawing the water "a the
mill-race, preparatory 70 cleaninR the mill
wheel, the body OF negro man, named WiIiam
Butler, vas found hoetzns N the raoa- Hie Re-
mains were removed By tie 49,. "a .Iustice
CraBd3e held en- inquest over the Hedr snS fhe
Jury rendered verdict q aeci6enfaI drcCvinc.
Mr.. Charles Baldwin. vhila ensaaed AM swins-
Ing, on Sunday afternoou TIE xSfh nit. lost he
hold and ten % - Ground Win such force ss 20
,nlure himself quite severely. His right eye and
seit snoui0er we're much huE1, opd, ft n feared,
ne he suktAined some serjo6s in2srnal injury.
DIs. snowden and CrominG Were called 10 his
aad, and rendered him Al ths as<stanoe IN their
- Michigan has strsck OIL
n0Richmend wants more shade treee.
s0sShoo Fly" paper collars have appeared.
rThe Tribune ohjecu having Miae Emma
Lewis called "the American scslptris.r
~Tne Charleston Newp caIh the sppouepts
Of he party Of reform "Saltne Ststuess
n0Ths obnoxious fy n shoo-ins ths old STAN
dard sonC from the colleges.
svCincinnxti is IN the height Of ehs suicide
season.
~Msd doss are unplsassptly numerous IN
New Orleans.
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40. PERRY DAVIS 1877
VEGETABLE "PAIN KILLER
Tas Gseat Family Medicine Of rAe Age.

THIRTY YEARS @ t...
baye elaleed since the introduction OF the Pam
hier TO the puhc and yet at the present time IL IN
more popular and &C nmands q larger sale than ever
before Its popularity is not corined TO this ceun-
Try aone all over the world it's beneficial effects In
curing the iiis that sesh s heir to-" acknowl-
sdged and appreciated, and asa PAIN KILLER is
fsme = ffmIted TO no country, sect, nor race.
IHlRTY YEARS is certainly long enough time to
prove tne ecacy OF any medicine and that the RI
Killer is deserving all its proprietors claim for
4, 9pH proved BY the unparalleled popularity It
Sold - all Druggists. ap27 sesff
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The DISTRICT Coal DrALrRs.-In the se,

HE DISTRICT Coal DEALHRs.-In the Sen
ate, tot day, Mr.. Patterson presented q petition
Of sundry cosl dealers Of this district. ASKING
for their protection that An inspector he n
pointed, Who shall give bondin the sum OF s5 OSo
duty shall BE o weigh and inspect M an tbs seiSh eoai
Furnished 70 the government depsrtments9 IN n
this city: The petitioners ask this a. protec-. G
entered into, as they claim that coal has besSS
iurnishea % the departments In many cassa n a
lower price than the same would coat t6en, ftSs
Ps11ensls), t :I) and thst m such cases collusion,
must exist BY which short weight is given 10
make good the dedciency. Referred to the Dis.
ulcs Sommuee. aLaLTat tI. =
TRIAL soR FRAUD ON THE PENSION Opr1cx.
The United States District Court at Dubno n. :
Iowa, has been engaged during the psst ten
days In the trial OF Z. H. Dietrich for attempteS
fraud on the Pension Once. The aecnsed NO.
arrested in 1853, and succeeded in mskins his
Sss1ape, gut was subsequently rearrested, and
nas been In the penitentiary for safe -keenin0,
since April, lsco. fhs trial has brouait ont ihe
fact that the accused has prepared Claim for
pensions pen the sigratures Of claimant, witnesses
were sent 10 j. B. KsnfMan, ESQ. at Iscs cls,ms
Pa, who, without knowing their faise chsrseter'
sent them TO the Commissioner Of Pensions'
.rsud was promptly detected Hon. w. p S.rn ,re
Y. 5. Attorney for the District Of Iowa, sssisted
by DANES 2. Tustin, Esq, OF washine}on. rsn.
snd Josn Dc r.. sssu:ss ssa
i've indictmente the jury rendered verdict q
guilty. Jndee Love ON Thursday last sentenced
the accused 70 SIX ycars imprisonment at hard
labor In the penitentisry, to pay nc Of 81 600,
and costs Of tho prosecution, and TO stsnd com,
mitted until tine and costs were paid. Thi{ case
originated whilst the Hon. @. G. Cox va Com,
siOner, Hon. Henry Van Aernam, has hesn
earnest in his efforts to have this offender tried
and punished.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


have inst received and am in aily recent Of the
following light Wines and drinks for the summef
season, Of nay own importation: p.
CLABEf-S35o per dozen, or $50 per cask
peideshefmer German Wine, oS per dozen.
Sherry, from o. to es per gallon.
Champagnes of all the Choicest yintAges-Rodere-
10, Hefdsieck, n umm, &c.
bafs' and foupgers Ale.
Gemnces' and Hibbcrt's Porter. Ped
Seltzer and yichy Waters.
Tke celebrated BOWEN WHISKEY, 35 Der gal
Also, manufacturer Of the celebrated NATIVE
VINE BITTEBS, regulator a the female system,
and maiaTisi malaria diseases. s nS. 'tRHRIks SAGTfER,n n
apl9 ly 1917 and 1919 rennsyfvania ave.
1s40. PERRY DAVIS 1870.
VEG EEARYE = 8. PAIN KHIER
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BACHELORS HAIR DYE.

Thfe spiendid Hair Dye 10 the best in the world.
Harmless reliable, instantaneous, does not contain
eed nor any csialie poison to yrodace paralysis
Soestfn& virtues they do not possess. The genuine
A. Bstchelorb Hair Dye has had tAsrsv yeass'
the only perfect Hair Dye-Black or Brown. Sold
All Drussits. APPLIED ct 10 Bend street,
MI. feS-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-02

xseesepAse 1sesssiesav6 = 9ks xeanfW &Ws
RuIIAND, W., May 2-Henry r. Horsfbrd
Grand Asstsr Of the 6rand L0dke OF Vermont
OF tne 1. o. 0. r, died At PaWlet to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-02

q DuBLu, Nay 2-cardinal sCallen has issuea
another pastoral letter, renewing his denuncis-
non OF Fenianism and Freemasonry, and repro
batting Newdegates' investigation fnto:monastic
institutions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-02

HtIUv~vAsd x@'ssjselv 10 1As 1ssaiss &w.
LIvKRRooL, May 2-The peopeller the CITY or
Ragusa, seven yards long, Coptoin B1cklev
wnI leave this port for New Y0fk In . feV a -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-02

Mr. GEORGE b. WILLIAMS, Of Indiana, and
Late Supervisor OF Internal Revenue for that
tie, will probably be appointed Deputy Com
missioner Of the Bureau, in place Of MIR. Par
nell. Mr.. Williams has been discharging the
duties of the Office for the past month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-02

ihhAsuhf uoLD SALEs.-The Secretary
OF the Treasury has directed the Assistan Mt
Treasurer at New York to sell one million OF
gold on each Wednesday Of the month of Nav
commencing May 4th-the first and third sales
on account Of the sinking fund and the second
anu iourtn on the account of the special fdnd, or
lion OF bonds each on Thursday, tho 18th. and
Thursday, the s6th, for the sinking fund And
TWO millions each on Thursday, the 5th, and
fund, or six millions in all.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-02
GRAY HAIR

Restered TO IT'S Ortsnal Youthful CsEsv
By the use Of that Scientific Discovery, called
HALLS VEGETABLE 8ICILIAN
HAIR RENEWER.
II win make Hsir grotc upon bald heads, EXCEPT
In very aged persons, it furnishes the Eutritve
ported. - :
1t will prevent the hair from falling out, and does
not stain the skin.
No esfs<Y ectdeaee Of ats superiority ned be ad-
rdnced fhnN s tart that naay INVITATIONS Of u are
e9ers q to tAs yk5tbc. i -
1T ID A SPLENDID HAIR-DRESSINGl
Our II eatise on the Hair sent free by mail.
X. HALL CO., Nashua, N. H., Proprietors.
For sale by all druggists. ap4-eolm
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decrease OF debt since March 1, lS0.. IL 46l ne 81
1he bonds issued to the Pacific Railroad
companies, interest payable in lawful money.
foot up: Amount outstanding. s6. 457 39o. In,
terest accrued and not yet paid, 81 ,2s2 .1ss. 50
Interest paid by the United States, s6,S7s 1921
lnterestrepaid by transportation of mails. &c.
s2o6S ,Is4.16. Balance of interest paid by United
States, 81, ,816, ,C4s.35. 3
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ESSAYS FOB YOUNG MEN, on the passional
sttrsction OF the sexes and the happiness Of TR
manhood unite to consecrate the union. Sent free,
IN SeaIsd snyelepss Address, HOWARD ASS0CI-
ATIUN, Box p, Philadelphia, Pa. is16- eo3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-02

ARcHING OF TIBER CREEK.-In the Senate
To-Day Mr.. Hamlin presented petition, signed
Dy one hundred a-d eleven persons owning pro-
perty bordering on Tiber Creek, asking that tha
cost of the proposed arching of said creek shall
not be levied en- their property alone, as the
Whole city or Washington would be benefitted
thereby. Referred to the District COmmittee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-02

PRESIDENT GRANT remained yesterday a,
Elizabeth, New Jersey, where he Is visiting his
brother-in-law Mr.. A. r. Corbin. Yesterday
morning he attended ST. Paai's Episcopal
church, with Ms. Grant, his daughter, and Mrs.
Corbin. The President and family are ex-
pected to return here this evening. General
Horace Porter returned this morning to his
post at the White House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-02
MONSIEUR Tossox CONE AeA1x-In the House

MONSIEUR ToNsoN CONE RAeAIN-Int the House
to-day, Mr.. Stone introduced bill which wa.
referred to the Judiciary Committee, providing
"that wheneverby the final judgment, sentence.
or decree of the Supreme Court OF the District
OF Columbia, any person, body polite, or
or franchise, exceeding in value one Thousand
dollars, such Judgment sentence or decree NAV
6e renewed on appeal, or writ OF error to the
manner as is now provided By law in reference
20 other final judgments or DEGREES OF said
courts. N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-02

nOYS' CLOTHING, f 10 ~ tt
ID In Rimarck and Garibaldi Suits, -s
n, Tor Boys from three TO ten years
detached Vests and Pants; Metropolitan Suits, for
Boys irsm nine TO fourteen years.
. Sssk Goats. ys:ts and Paais,fo Young Men from
The most complete stock snd the fowest prices in
this siiy. NOAH WALKER 4 Co.,. -
ep2S-6t OIL Penn. ave-, bet md Tfh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-02

Ex-GovERNoR WELLS Of Virginia was ten
dered the appointment of United States Distric
Attorney for Virginia, dn plaoe OF s. f.. Beacl
Ts gned0 ON the day that he suffered by tn,
Richmond disaster. 1t is believed that he viii
accept.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-02

A LRGAL-TENDER CAsH.-At the October
term of the United States Supreme Court the
case OF Knox rs. Lee will come up for reargu-
menf. 1t Is question of sequestration under the
Confederate law. and in the decision Of Judge
laws, OF Iexas, ne charged the jury thar paw
ment can be made in legal-te tender notes Of tbe
United States The difficulty was upon this i'm
structlon, and the argument has been ordered
because it opens up the whole question Of the
constitutionality Of the Legal-tender acts of
Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-02

PBRsoNAL.-Hon. John Morrissey, of New
York, who has been absent since the first two
days oil the session, occupied his seat in the
House this af ternoon.
General Banks hiss returned from his visit to
M massachusetts, and was in his seat in tho House
to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-02

PKHeroN TO Mrs. LINCoLN.-In the House to-
day Mr.. Judd introduced q bill, which was re-
ferred to the Committee on Invalid Pensions.
directing the Sec. etary of the Interior to place
on the pension roll the name OF Mary Lincoln,
widow OF the late President Lincoln, and allow
and pay her pension at the rate of five thous-
and dollars per annum from and after the
passage Of this act.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-02

SAN DOMINGO ANNEXATION ELECTIoN.-Th,
complete election rot irns or san Domingo OF
the annexation question have just been re
ceived here in an official form. The act con
talns over hfteen thousand signatures in favor
or annexation to the United States, and but onC
hundred and ten against il.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-07-07

John soeer's attempt to svsds the qaes-
siou Of his def.Icatiop BY telling pssty
Jokes. m.y be the proper wsy Of tfsst-
ing so wsishty . matter - tho stealing OF
si59. 900: If 80. be deserves patent right
on the method. II ii answers IN thst
case. i. may bs carried into still higher
matters. For instance. Ne can imagine
such scene ss this in Parsdiss. on the
Day Of Judgment:
Recording Angel calls the nsms Of
John speer. who steps forward. with .
bold front.
r A.-"Mr. speer. you are charged
on the books With . violation Of the con-
mandmeus, Thou shalt not steal.
Sd propose to show BY my voucb-
ers. that you arc the tool Of corrupt
priest. employ ed TO slandsr Honorable
Sidney Clarke. l can prove. BY the
pos,m.ste.s appointed BY Clarke. that
the Tribune b., ten subscribers to the
Journals ono ct every post of6cs in the
State"
r A-"Mr. speer. this question most
be settled st once snd forever. Wba'
answer or excuse have you for this theft
Of el59. 900. to which you havs added
the crimes Of forgery and perjury"
| Swell. l s'poss 1 was .Hpsri
meuting on the Republicans Of Kansas
somswbst like old Bolivar B,ggs. up ia
Medina County. Ohio. He used to blow
his nose on the ladies' elk dresses. i.
church. when they we're taking sacrament
and when detected and jerked up for it
be said be Just wanted to see how mssI
and nasty he could be. before they mad
. fuss about it. and kicked him outl''
| TSidney Clarke heard in the back
ground. slsppipg his knees. and titterini
Ct to kill
i r. A.-''Here. Beelsebub. twist you
hook 10 this fellow. and take him to tn
middle kettle. third row."
s. (sn;Ning)-"Then. this is the re
ward for my murdered boys. whose char
red bones lie amid the ruins Of Lsw1enct
and whose coming We look for in vain 9
our beautiful home
Door closes, and . loud sizzing
heard. - Of greasy substance suddenl
thrown on to hot griddls.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-07-07

SEave AL AEks.-Ths New York
Son calls upon Congress to apply the
priscipIs Involved in the Whistemnrs
esss to other parties high in Office. For
instance:
els Il not notorious that the President
Of the Usited States has received presents
in money. housss. aud lands. and other
forms. from certain psrsons sad their
friends, and in consideration thereof hes
conferred upon these pessona end their
friends important and lucrative ofi;esl
OF the rscsption Of the pIsaseta. and the
bsstowsl Of the clices. there 10 not .
shadow sf dosbs: Tor this wa done opsa.
y ssd ostenta tioosly before ell the people.
II there 30 any doubt that ths Offices vers
bestowed solely or partially is coosidsr-
asios Of the presents. is is not ths dsty Of
the Hosse to inqsirs into The asstsrs"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-07-07

Our ..sLArs The Emporis Nsss
says Of our political "sls,e." pablisbed
two weeks ego;
The lest White Cloud Chief issues
oolitic.l .'slste" which suits us drst rate.
vitb bat . very lew sscsptisus. Here it
i: "Govsrnor. Ja~es N. Harvey; Sec
,etsry Of State. w. II. Smsllvood;
Auditor. A. Thomsn: Treasurer. b. J
2. Hanna; Attorney General. Archie
williams. 6ursrintsndenf. H. D. Nc
Csvt,: Associste Justice. Dsvid ]. Brow
az: u. 8. District Jadgs. sice Dslshsy.
impe.ched. 8. A. Kingmsn; Congrsas.
NJ s.. Adsms: Senssor in place Of Ross.
d. P. Lowe: Sen tor in place Of Pome-
row. Hiram GrisuoId." As Lssven-
worth is well supplied on the above tick
ct. 10 would smsnd by striking ont Ad.
.ms and inserting Judge Lowe for Con.
eressmsu-not that we have snght az .inss
Ad,ms. bat because Love will be . "sur,
card" against the present incumbent
Fill Ross place with T. n Walker. Geo
A. Crawford or Governor Harvey. Pa
Brewer in Kingmsn's present position
Grfswold for Associate Jostice. and thes
succeed Pomeroy with John NJ. Price
and Won have . bsttsr ticket. Solomon
Az the Chief left ont Lisutensnt Govern
or. We would sngsest John 7. Burris. 2
r. Elder or John Guthrie for the placs
provided. aiwsys.- the present iscumben
does not desire the position again. Fl
tber Of the three gentlemen named sbov
would suit %.
| We did not intend our selections to b
final, from which there could be no ap
peal. We wanted to start the thing. an
therefore selected men whom We coul
heartily endorse. We thought Of Elder
Burris. AMI J,mes H.nwsy. in couuec
ton with the Lieutenant GovernorshiF
bat finally left the Office blank, thinkin
the Nsosho Valley might have . man !
pickle for the cfics. OF the names mer
toned. We prefer Elder. The New
makes some good suggestions. but in Ii
main we like our ticket the best. job
N. P,ics is good man. and ono who'
We could heartily endorse; bat we etbeugh
ss good many more think. that Atci
isou and lawrence have had their shs
Of Congressmen and Senators. and th
it might be good ides to chsngs Il
programme somewhat. However. v
shall allow the State Convention and Il
Legislature to have voice in these ma
ters.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-07-07

Eg That old. staunch Republican pa
per, the LsAvenworth Times and Con-
servative. has just appeared 10 . new
dress, out-snd- ont. and in few weeks
will be greatly enlarged. The meme
Conserv ativs has been discarded. and the
paper now is simply the Times. We
always thought the name Conservative
was very Inappropriate for so Radical .
paper. and it seemed to Us that It was
adopted only by way Of burIesque. The
paper is now one Of the haudsoue.s. 80
it always has been one Of the best. in the
West. Il msy. be that the following
notice Of our paper does not detrsct from
our good opinion Of the Times:
The White Clond Chief. this week.
entered upon its fourteenth volume. No
paper in the State is better known or has
gained so high . reputation for iodepsnd-
ence. originality. wit and general sound
ness. This is saying much. bot not more
than Chief Miller deserves.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-07-07

~ An exchange says that Thsddeus
II. Walker offer. heavy bats. and will
pay Q premium for takers, that Sidney
Clarke will not be re- nominated nor re-
elected to Congress. Betting is an un-
certain way Of settling such questions.
Thaddeus H. Walker might accomplish
more good BY setting himself to work to
aid in the consummation Of the desired
end