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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-05-26

LucID.-Ths following. from the Wa
mego Valley. is as clear as muck fresh
from the bog. As we do not understand
the Celtic Language, We can't tranSla'e it.
But the editors telling what he seen af-
ter the battle Of Bull Ron. opens out 8
new historical fact. 1t is tho FIRST we
knew that any Of the rebel army got into
w ashington. after that battle:
John Corode has given Us picture of
''simonpure" R,dicalism that we have
always suspected. He says. that Of oil
the Republican members Of Congress from
1861 to 1865. "none bit one" fell in bat
tie. We. ourselves. we'll remember stand
ing at our post after the first battle oi
Bull Ron. and seeing Charles Sumner
sleeping in bis chair all night WITH his
clothes on. his things all packed and
waiting to start in time as far from the
expected onslaught as steam could carry
bin. We seen that. but ss they were
not ell eunuchs we did not know but there
might be more than one exception to the
malignant 6endish and bloody cowsrdice
of the Summers. Beechers. Tiltons and
Philips. that even yet. after Eve years OF
hesitsting peace and firm plunder cannot
behsve the man towards the returned
millions OF the Sou'h.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-05-26

EE McGee College. Missouri. has 267
regular Students in attendance. Geo. E.
M.yhall. Esq. of New London. No.. ad-
dresses the Alumni Of the ssme institu.
tiou, Juue 23i. 1870; be being . mem.
Der Of the Gradu .ting Glass OF 1858.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-05-26

EE The St. Louis Republican Office.
w;rh oil its material. was destroyed BY
Ere, CO Tsesday night.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-05-26

Ey With the present arrangement.
We get the Chief on Ssturdsys.-Troy
Republican.
That's IS good thing IS you want.
You have it for Sunday reading. Let us
congratulate you.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-05-26

LAST OF COMMODORE PEnRY's MES.-
The telegraph has already reported that
Uncle" Ben. Fleming. -,opman on
the Niaears on the day of "Perry's Vic
tory" died in Erie. Psnnsylysnis. on
Monday. The Dispatch Of that city says
he was born in Lswis,own. Delaware. in
1852. aud entered the naval service on
hoard the frigste Essex in 1911. and at
New York volunteered for the lake ser
vice. He was with Elliot ct the csptnre
of the Caledonia and Adams. near Bnff..
10. on the night Of October 9th. 1872.
and in several other expeditions. but it
was the old mans pride to recits the
events of the elorions 10Th Of Septsm.
ber. 1918. The veteran lived 10 Erie
since the war. and h.s been for some years
past sn honored dependent on its willing
bounty. For several weeks past the in
6rmiiies Of age have been rapidly gather
ing around and weakening him. until he
could scarcely totfer out. his last trip
down town being taken q couple Of weeks
ago. He was unconscious for some hours
before he hreathed his last. his spirit final.
ly passing away so gently ,hs, the ex.c,
moment Of his death could not be noted.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-05-26

The defalcstions Of ex-collector Speer,
OF Kansss. amonnting to Sl61 ,297 81.
were covered up 70, some time by . mos,
ingenious bnt reckless device. II sp.
pears that Speer had reported some OF The
wealthiest and most reliable men Of X Ksn-
SIS as having "sbsconded. ''run sway.''
"become insolvent." "gons into hank.
rupicy." etc. This device. however.
soon discovered itself. and it became
manifest that fraud wss gcirg on. ],
hes since transpired thst forged sfidsvits
and reports were used BY which large
amounts received from deputy collectors
were withheld. and prominent rs,enue
officer Of Ksnsss received g.. 600 % hosh
mouey.-Pats6urgA Com.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-05-26

New YoRK.-An election Vas held in
New York, last week. for Judge of the
Court Of Appeals. The Democratic
ticket was elected by q very large ma
jority. with the exception Of one. perhaps
two. Republican Judges. In New York
City. about one vote in fifteen ofths votes
cast were legal. the balance were fraudu-
lent. Thsre we're some ten thousand col
orei voters registered; and when they
went to vote. during the day. it was
found that nearly every name had been
voted on early in the morning. BY Dem
ocrstic rspeaters. Such is Democracy.
where it is in power. Let the Republi-
cans of o,b,r States see 10 It that they
ere not brought under the same outrage
ous rule. Tae only way to do it. is to
put veto upon every man or movement
that has the least tendency toward aid,
ing or sfiliating with the Democracy.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-05-26
NOW Is THE TINE TO sUBsCRIBl
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NEW YORK WEEKLY,
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The Most Intcrcs ting Stories
Are always to be found N the
NEW YORK WEEKLY.

At present there are
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-05-26

CExsus.TAKEEs.-The following dep
uty ceusus-tskers have been appointed by
the U. S. Marshal, for this part of the
Ststt:
1st District. Doniphsn County. B. s.
Campbell. Of Troy.
"a. Doniphsn County. P. s. sopsr. Of
Troy.
81. Doniphan County. Hugh Cowan.
Of Doniphan.
4tb. Doniphsn County. Of Wa
thens. (ss soon as it is ascertained who
is fright on the goose.")
5,h. Brown. Samuel Speer. OF H;awa-
ths.
9Th. Nemaha. Levi Hensel. Of Seneca.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-05-26

~ Joel Holt, of the Wathena Re-
porter. was recently married. near Gin
cinnsti. Ohio. We hope the bride will
end that Joel is her best Holt"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-05-26
HUkDY CURRY.

This institution was known in Athens. in the
days of Aspasia, but went By different name
then. 1t is simply . saloon where fiddle dis
courses poor music, and painted, bedizzened
strumpets, yeiep. beerj.rkers, dispesse poorer
liquors and gratuitous smiles to a crowd Of
coarse, bloaied, ruflianly. drunken images of
God! am not a squeamish man, nor, SO far
as can 6nd out, particularly virtuous one;
but left that place in hurry-much to the
regret Of my friend, Who insisted that it WAS
just the place to observe life. We went next
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RIPE OLD AGE.-A Delaware paper states that
an Old man, named William Bowling, well known to
a great many OF the citizens, and who has been
missed from of the streets for the past few years.
dropped of on Friday, the 18th inst, In Chrstlana
Hundred He was supposed to be, at the time of his
DEATH 10 years old When man reaches ''ripe
old age' Ike that would think 1t about time to
expect him to drop on.
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TIIE LECTuIiE sEASON.

IMPORTANT LECTURES TO GENTLEMEN ONLY, ON
j interesting, Invaluable and scientific sublectn showing
how ami what live for, delivered daily nj the
York Museum Of Anatomy Those unable TO attend can
receive copy by forwarding 70 cents o the Secretary OILS
Broadway
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nILsCELhANEOuS.

NERVOUS AND CHRONIC DISEASES SUCCESSFULLY
~ treated by DR.. JOHN j. EDWARDS, s4I Broadway,
Electricity scientifically applied when required Medical III.
rector, Tuyko- Russian Baths
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sALEs AT AUCTION.
r.
n. PERSON, AUcTIONEER.

1 rihHsON, AUCIloNEEk-
BY A. d. MELLrcK, ,JH, 4 BRO, Auctionrers AMI
Dealers Jersey Real Estais No Pine street, New
York. Tuesday June u, 1870, r. NJ on the PREMISES
positive sale of soe Lo,s resnvi- n j. % minutes from
the Ne" York side of the BY the Central Railroad
New Jersey; 40 trains daily These lots well sl.u
asd on both sides panorth and front on Chest,
prossmsn.s Aad commanding ane vlswA Terms
dsy sale B"apes per Ssn cash .ad s auction Zee, on ne
From those parties inendng 10 bad money VIII
paid Ses 1s vent Zoo; sss q
train. maps passes and full ann,v !, ~. ~
nee Of the Auci!oneer. No. Pine street.
DUBLIo NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN BY TIE ooM
that to the se a s ssea sS % 40
a. aiS.s The ana ~ and
passed Apr2s 1870 they wiz .e pubie auction IN the
Jay is is; at Il NJ hshes, bidder for ihe same x:
@ posg and aad uss sh ~
tract hereinafter provided and to convey there
on the North Or nason $ rive, at the foot
double track Manhattan street. thence through .nd along
s:sss ssrosfs ss' sRS along S,s :'isst Win dsss.
avse doaSs rIasa al also rso
ssH Ss sas 1sr rom
sd e
minus said Tenth together the
nectons urnouts switches proper working and
accommodation OF the said raroad the said streets
avenues, route routes said be completed Whiu
two wears from the OF said act except and
along Tenth avenue and and along said fns
street such will be the ordinary
OF sales nj auction the corporation who shall
oner To into the city the largest OF
privilege
commissioners certificate that he they entitled
10 soch grant, and authorized construct and
use Inc same IN accordance Of the aad
Act suon .s 20 oe issed the payment within ten
the execution of bond the Mayor, Aldermen
and Commonalty of the city OF New York, In the
OF two hundred and nfy thousand dollars, two
good and sucient be approved Comprol
Ter Of said city conditioned that the person corporation
c.iging such certificate shall within finish
pete said road equip the with the requisite
OF and horses except Tenth Aforesaid
out should he or they be restrained prevented by legal
proceedings from completing and constructing the The
taken 10 be part OF the within which
COMPLETED But the Commissioners OF the Sinking Fund
authorized and the right TO reject bd II In hes
judgment is for the interest OF the city that they should Dc
ana oer the franchise Tor bale copy of the act
OF the Legislature under which the sale TO be
procured at the Finance Department Dated New York,
June I, 1870
A. OAkEY HALL, Meyor.
RICHARD B. CONNOLLY, Comptroller
JOHN J. BRADLEY, Chamberlain.
JOHN X. HACkETI, Recorder.
JOHN MOORE, Chairman Finance Committee, Board Of
Aldermen.
NICHOLAS HAuGHroN. Chairman Finance Committee,
Board oil Assistant Aldermen.
Commissioners OF the Sinking Fund
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MARBLE AND MAkBLEIZED MANTELS, GRAVE
IM stones Tiles, Table and Plumbcrs. Slabs New show
with finest OF Mantels Prices reduced
A. KLABER, 1874 and 1876 East Eighteenth street, N Y.
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g KLABER CO., MARBLE WORKS, 223 WEST
-. Fiy-6rs street. between Broadway and Eighth
nue.-Mable and Marblei1ed Mantes Monuments, Head
stones of superior workmspsbp, cheapest ip the city.
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MARBLE MANTELs.

NfARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS-R1CH AND ELE
M CANT designs, from 49, 412, $l5 up 70 $3.50. 7.
STEWART CO.. t06 Sixth avenue, between Thirty aftn AM
1hty-sixth streets.
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EXPRESSES,

A +. q. BURNHAM'5 FURNITURE, BAGGAGE EX
H. ll5 West Eleventh Sixth avenue
nre OF families moved, city or country furniture piano.
fortes packed, shipped stored money advanced.
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DICHARD WALTERS, AUCrIoNEER.
IL Household Furniture.
win sell on Tuesday a, II o'clock at 100 York street
of Hudson avenue, Brooklyn, general assortment
fine Furniture consisting OF mahogany Bookcases marble oF
Centre Tables Sofas. Chairs, Rockers, Bedteads Bedding
other Chamber, Dining Room Kitchen Furniture
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JIENRY Il. HERrS, AUCTIONEER.
IL Salesrooms 20 Church and rs Reade streets,
CONTINUATION SALE OF
RIEt;ANT GARNET ErRNIrIrRr

II,
By ORDER OF MR.. j. w. SOJTHACK,
AT HIS WAREkO0Ms, 1874 AND 1876 BKOADWAY,
BETWEEN FULTON AND JOHN STREETS,
ON THuRsDAY AND FRIDAY, JUNE % AND "a,
AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK EACH DAY,
comprising the entire balance of stock Of rich and costly
Cabinet Furniture Of every description which will be cleared
ut auction positively without any reserve building
has TO be Immediately torn down be rebuilt for bank and
Mr. Southack retiring altogether from business The
open for inspection and well worthy the
those Of really fine furniture. Catalogues will be
ready on Wednesday morning.
NOTICE-The Office Furniture Desks, &C, will be sold
Friday morning certain.
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FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS.

TYNE FEMME DE CHAMBRE EXPERIMENrEE, PAR
lant frane,is et anglas desire trouver situation
avcc ne fanic aan Europe. sadresscr au 81 9Th av,
on on onner aussi sncmcns dc premier ordre
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r JOHNSON, JR, AuCTIONEER.
ortgage sale of 400 valuable Lots, at
Bulbs Ferry, by order of
Eugene Kelly Co.. Bankers 81 Nassau street, New York.
JOHNSON & MILLER
win sell auction Tuesday, June 81 at IL o'clock tho
premises 400 choice Building Lots together with
tage and barn. The property is beautifully located high
ground and only lew minutes walk from the steamboat
landing. II Is directly opposite Tooth New York city,
and cqudistnnt from Gutenberg and English Neghborhood
Its proximity to the city of New York and first class
ronndnes render desirable for Improvement speculation
Term easy Title perfect. Free collation.
Persons wishing to attend the sale take Bulls ferry,
foot OF Cana street. ut 10 A. NJ the o'clock train of the
Northern Railroad to English Neighborhood Hoboken and
Gutenberg horse haf hour For and free
tickets apply to JOHNSON MILLER, % Nassau street,
New York.
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FURNITURE.

A MAGNIFICENT DRAWING ROOM SUIT COVERED
"A brocate cost $500, for $3.50 do, $685. PanOforte
1900 for 1920 Etageres Bookcase chamber dining
niture, siverware, Paintings, nronzes sacrifice Prop
erty family leaving city, West Fifteenth street. near
Sixth avenue.
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PIcHARD WALTERS, AUorroNEER..

NV WITTERs, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
day at O'Clock. at s64 Canal street. by order OF the
t. Is. Foster, comprising Par
Suit rosewood brocatei also slip
Govern elegant French plate, pier and other Mirrors rich
Medallion Velvet Tapestry ThreePy AMI other Carpets OIL
cloths rosewood mahogany and ename'ed Chamber snts
cured hair other Mattresses Feather Beds, Pill
lows Extension Table China. Glass Silver Ware Stoves
also stable and garden Fixtures close Carriage, do
bic Barness: Buffet, Wsrdrobes fine Bookcase, Lounges
Oicoths, Mangs, Piano, by order Jsmes and Richard
ceased.
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TAMES JENKINS, AUCTIONEER-WIL SELL AT
q public auction on Monday, June 20 at l0 o'clock, the
Lease, Stock Fixtures Of the Saloon b64
sstng in part of Bar and Fixtures Mirrors, Dccanters
Glassware Chairs Tables, Pictures this saloon donl
having other business the saloon all newly up
spring everything in excellent order Sale positive
raj shine,
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EOACHMANS SITUATION WANTED-BY AN EX-
~ perienced and treatment OF horses In hrst
class groom good driver best city reference. Call
or address COACHMAN, No. West 3jth st.
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! CoACHMANs SITUATION wANTED-BY YOUNG
| ~ man; IL first class driver, temperate civil
oblieing; willing himself generally useful; csA
milk II required; wages not much object perma
nent stmtion give the best city reference. Address
j. NJ, Herald Office.
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I)EMEMBER THE GREAT SALE OF SPLENDID PRO.
II pery at Corona Bergen county N. IA j. BLEEkER,
SON GO. will sell at public auction Wednesday, june
~ 1870 at IL o'clock NJ the ground at Corona $40
desirable Lots and villa Plots, situated high ground
the Hackensack Rairoad Ia mile south of the OF
Hackensack and 10 miles New York time so minutes
Special train will leave Payonia ferry foot Of
Chambers street at II o'clock PRECISELY June % 1870 For
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-27

The following list gives some OF
the more common poisons and the
: remedies most likely to be at hand
I in case of need. The directions may
he old, but in case you happen to get
! a good strong dose Of poison down,
i you will not object to u cure on ac-
count Of its age:
Acids: these cause great heat and
sensation Of burning pain from the
mouth down to the stomach. REM
edies: magnesia, soda, pearlash or
soap dissolved in water; then use
the stomach-pump or emetic.
Allsalies: best remedy Is vinegar.
Ammonia: remedy: lemon juice OF
vinegar.
Alcohol: first cleanse out the stom.
ach with an emetic, then dash cold
water on the head, and give ammo.
Mia tspirits of hartshorn.y
Arsenic: remedies: in the first place,
eyacuate the stomach, then give the
white OF eggs, lime water or chalk
and water, charcoal and the prepare
tions OF iron, particularly hydrate.
Lead, white lead and sugar oflead;
remedies: alum, cathartic, sucl, AS
custor oil and EPSON salts, especially.
Charcoal; IN poisons by carbollc
gas, remove the patient to open air,
dash cold water on the head and
body, and stimulate nostrils and
lungs by hartshorn,at the same time
rubbing the chest briskly.
II Corrosive Sublimate; give white Of
eggs freshly mixed with water, or
rive wheat -four and water, Of soap
and water freely.