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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-09-01
Church Directory.
Republican District Meeting.

The Republicans of Iowa Township vii
meet in Mass Convention, in the City Council
Building, in White Cloud. OH Saturday. Sep
tember Sd, 1870. at 3 O'Clock. p. NJ. for the
purpose Of appointing two Delegates AZ d t~c
Alteraates for the First Representative Dis
trict to the Republican State Convention, to
be held at Topeka. September 9Th.
SOL. MILLER.
s. D. EWING.
H. N. SEAVER,
Republican Tos pship Committee.
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Religions Notices.

Rev. H. W. Shaw will preach in the Schoo.
House, on Sunday, September 4th, at l0Is.
O'Clock, A. N, and every Sunday thereafter,
when it does not conflict with the appointment.
of other ministers using the same house.
There will be Basket and Quarterly Meet
ing. of the White Cloud and Highland Gil
September, at 2 o'clock. P. H., to be held on
Cedar Creek, near the Chapson School House
Rev. w. X. Marshall, Presiding Elder, will
be present. Everybody. in town and country.
invited TO attend. Come one, come all. Our
motto is, The world for Christ"
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This Is NO HIIMRIIGt

THIS Is NO HUMBUG! q.
L BY sending - cents.
with age. height. color Of eyes aud hair, yeu
will receive. by return mail. correct picture
of your future husband or wife. with name and
date Of marriage. Address w. FOX, P. o.
Drawer No. "a. Fultonville, N. Y.
aug4x4
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LooK TO YouR FEkr Philip Kelly has just
received another large stock Of Boots and
Shoee, Of every size, style and description.
They are Of the very best quality, ever sur
passed in this market; and he now offers them
at the lowest possible pricfs. Call, aud do the
handsome thing by your feet.
A WoxAs's RieHr-We hold this truth to
be self-evident-that all women are endowed
with certain iualienable rishts, among which
are life. liberty. and Charter Oak Cooking
Stove. The latter is an indispensable prere
quisite.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-09-01

3 u The heaviest rain Of the ses-on occurred
stant succession of tremendous showers. con
tinuin: the whole afternoon. during which
time an immense quantity of water fell.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-09-01

p The examination in the Ralston and
Pierce difficulty vas finally had, on Saturday
last. Ralston, in default of bail, VAS commit
ted 70 Jail. 10 await bis trial. at the approach
ing tern Of the Court.
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vital funt tons. without causing, at any time,
| or under anv circumstances, the slightest iIiju
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| in some PORTIONS of the United States; and il
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most absolute conviction that it can ne yer fail
| to accomplish all that is claimed for il.
1t is harmless in the extreme, at all times.
and under all circumstances; ard is unequaled
BY any remedy vet known to the world where
a pursative is indicated.
Ii produces little or no pain in its operation
leaves the organs entirely FREE from irritation.
and never, in the slightest degree, overtaxes
OF cxcites the nervous system.
In Bilious Diseases, Indigestion and Dyspep-
sia, il is invaluable.
1, is the grand Purifier Of the B!cod. and
hence cannot fail to eradicate from the system
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Breath. Dizziness. sympathetic, nervous, or
sick Headache. Rheumatism, GOut, and In
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relieved by this mild yet powerful remedy.
General Debility, with its insepara6le ac-
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green sickness, lassitude OF mind and body,
drowsness. indispositior u exercise, weakness
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IL regulates and invigorates the bowels; is
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the skin. bilious spots or mould-mo;h and
freckleR.
1t excites the Kidneys to renewed, vigorous
and healthy action; and is certain to bring
prompt relief in all cases of DiarrhGa and
Dysentery.
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diseases Of children, however infantiie, espe
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fulness while teething
As a dinner pill or digester, it is second TO
none other. taken with the food. 1t operates
as a ger ertl Alternative. whereby the entire I'M
paired o & iBism is stimulated to renewed en-
ergy, anu TO \ healthy vigor and vitality. IL
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ton Other than the one intended. y, Sent by
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Boxes, LOO IS IS IS
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EvssY ON ms ovx Docrol.-Thoss Who use
Dr.. Hsary's Root and Plant Pills gencnllv get
aloag Vim he least expense Of doctors bills.
See Advertisement. 81.
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UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS,
LAWRENCE, KANSAS.

LAWRENCE, KANSAS.
THIS INSTITUTION NOW AFFORDS
full facilities for prosecuting regular or
select courses Of study in the Sciences, Ar
Gent and Modern Languages, Drawing and
Music.
The collection of apparatus has lately been
largely increased by the addition Of new and
costly instruments. which have been selected
with special reference to extended and thor
ough instruction in Human Anatomy and Ply.
siology, laboratory practice in Chemistry, Oh
servatory practice in Astronomy. and Office
ard field practice in the Natural Sciences, and
in Surveying and Engineering.
TUITION FREE.
Board can be procured in the city at a. rea-
sonabic rates as at any other place in the
West. Students who desire it. will find am-
pie facilities for boarding themselves.
The first session of the academic year
lS70-7l. begins Wednesday, Sept. Z, 1870.
The regular examinations for admission
will be held on the 7th ard 9th of September.
commencing each day at 9 A. NJ.
For catalogues and further particulars, apply
to JOHN FRASER,
President Of the University,
aug1l. Lawrence, Kansas.
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u A correspondent sends US a savagely
personal article relative to melon thieves. Al
he seems to be 60 certain of his men that he
gives their names in full. We think the .sx
will be better instrument than the press il
bringing them to justice.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-09-01

LOOK TO YouR CHILnsES-Diarhea,D ysen
tery. and Summer Complaint are cured BY Mrs
Whitconb's Syrup. which is sold for IS cents Z
bottle. See advertisement.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-09-01

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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-09-01

DSYCHOMANCY. FASCINATION OR
l. SOUL CHARMING 400 pages; cloth.
This wonderful book has full instructions to
enable the reader to fascinate either sex, or
any animal, at will. Mesmerism, Spiritualism,
and hundreds of other curious experiments.
1t can be obtained BY sending address. with 10
cents postage, to T. W EVANS & CO., No
Al So. Eighth ST., Philadelphia. aug25x4
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American Organ.

In po,rfr and rolume Of tome IL is pre-emi.
nent, the result of peculiarly of construction,
producing grand sonoriety
No other instrument receives such faithful
attention in tuning and poieing; they
CAN NOT GET OUT OF TUNE.
Further. the mechanical construction of this
organ is unrivalled. The best work manship 10
given to each part unsparingly. As an accom-
paninent to FOCAL musie. its superiority is IN.
deniable.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-09-01

LunsEs T.Apr-N otu iihstandiDg the CON.
plsints Of hard times, ve notice streams oil
wagons loaded with lumber pouring out oil
town every day. Kansas is filing Up. and far,
mers must fence and huild. They should hear
in mind that Taylor & Orion. at the Lover
Saw Mill. keep supply of their superior quail
ity of lumber. and can Gil all bills, At the low
eat market price. No danger of ru'.uins short
Machinery in the best order. and the supply oil
logs not exhausted.
u See advertisement Of Dr.. Bulls Dfspen-
sary. headed Book for the Mllion-MARRi-
AGE GUIDE-in another column. Il should
be read BY all. y.
n u William II. Mann. Clerk Of Richardson
County, Nebraska. and an old resident OF that
Couaty, died at Falls City, August 2o:h.
II Thomas Penney, formerly of Beliemont'
in this County, died recently. At Rochester,
New York.
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A VOID QUACKS....A victim of early
n indiscretOn, causing nervous debility,
premature decay, &C., having tried in vain
every advertised remedy, has simple means
of seif-cure, which he will send free TO his
fellow sufferers. Address J. II. FUTILE. 20
Nassau ST., New York. aug25~4
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Battle! French Whipped!

TT yos owe Van Buskirk 1 Co.. 80 and hand
i then tho nouey OF its squisslsnt-shey
need t. July "a !
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efofaI Alatters.
CITY OFFICERS.
SOCIETY DIRECTORY.

zz ~
WHITE CLOUD LODGE. No. 6, I. o,
or D, r.. meets at Odd Fellows Hall. second
storv or Van Buskirk's Building, Main Street,
every Saturday evening. at 8 o'clock. Bro.
thers in good standing are cordially invited to
visit the Lodge.
JOEL HAnPsrEn, r. s.
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60 IN ANY 81 so BOOK PUBLISH.
SA.OO. ED IN TIE UNITED STATES
GIVEN AwAr to subscribers to the EnrcArIoS L
GAZETTE, the best weekly paper for the in.
sfruc:iou and pleasure Of all classes. Terms.
s. 90 yearly. with 30 Cents additional Car D Vs.
tage on book. The Educational Gazette for
one year contains more reading matter, and of
e. eater variety and interest. than any Double
Column OCTAVE VOLUME OF $50 Pa.
GES ever published and sold for Sc 90. Send
for sp< eimen cypy, containing list of valuable
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C. H. TURNER 4 CO.,
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PAIN TING.
WANTED,
500. 900 BUSHELS OF GRAIN.

EOR which We will pay the highest market
l. price, on delivery at our Elevator, in
White Cloud, on the Levee.
Liberal advances made on contracts for 70
ture delivery.
Farmers can rely upon getting from to 10
cents more per bushel for their corn here than
at any point on the st. Joseph and Denver
Railroad, as We have superior facilities fot
shipping. and are prepared to handle from
9 600 to 3 900 bushels per day, and no re-ship-
meuts. Farmers vii. find it to their advsn-
tage to call and see Us before disposipg Of
their grain.
We have made arrangements BY which We
will pay ~ cents per bashel more than the
market price for corn. II taken in lumber, foi
which We will give orders tn the mills.
MOVES L MOORE.
White Cloud, April ], 1870.
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WHITE CLOUD LODGE. M. 70, A. F.
4 A. NJ, meets at their Hall. third story oil
poriand's Building. on the Levee, on The
Wednesday night, on or before the Full Moon,
in each month.
r. M. WILLIAMS, ". NJ.
D. C. TAyLoa, Sec'y
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-09-01

u 10. UT has removed the Post Office To
Mr.. Weeks hew building. adjoining his brick.
on the Levee, and has opened out q stock Of
groceries, canned fruits, &C.. and . complete
assortment Of stationery. He will also keep
the latest papers. and variety Of light litera-
ture. for the accommodation of the reading
public.
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STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.

VIE LEAVENWORTH STATE NOk-
L NAL SCHOOL will be ready for the re
eeption Of pupils on Wednesday, September
9th, 1870 An efic;eLt corps Of teachers Is
engaged to give instructions in all the branch
es necessary to complete preparation in the
teachers work. including drawing. vocal mu
SIC. and calsthenics. Tuition aud text books
Tree.
A convenient boarding hall has been pur.
chased and fitted up BY the city, and young
ladies' can be boarded at cost rates, (probably
no, exceeding three or four dollars per week
including furnished rooms, fuel. light. wash
ing. &c } under the direction and Management,
Of suitable mxtrou.
Ihs session will continue trenty one veeks
including the Christmas holidays.
For particulars, address p. J. WfLIAns
superintendent and Principal. Lesveasossh.
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a Call.

The Doniphan County Bible Society will
meet in the Methodist Church. Troy. on the
third Tuesday of September. at 80 o'clock
P. NJ. The branch Societies are desired to
send delegates, without fail. The ministers
of the County. as Vice Presidents. are reques-
ted to examine the accounts of the Societies
in their respective places. and be able to re-
port the number of books and amount of mon
ey on hand. This is necessary. in order to
enable rs to settle with the parent Society in
New York.
The Bible Institute will meet in the even
ing, Hhen papers viii be read and addresses
delivered. The occasion will be one of inter.
est. JOHN L. CHAPMAN. Pres't.
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Imported ty ourselves.
SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES,
OIL, SOAP, Etc.
Dealing, as we d.. directly with the Manu-
facturers in every case, we are prepared to fur
lish fresh stock made Of the best material at the
!'re't market price for thoroughly good goods.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-09-01
Festival.

The Congregational Society will open the
City Hall. on next Monday evening, (Sept.
5th,) for social entertainments. A feast of
Early Cream Peaches and Grapes will be pre-
pared. at prices low enough to give satisfac-
ton. Proceeds to be applied to building OF
furnishing Church.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-09-01

SHARP SRooTINo.-We have heard one that
Is too good to keep out of print. in the shape
Of colloquy that occurred at Troy. on the day
the Commissioners met to consider the Joy
proposition. The parties were Adam Brenner.
the grain man, and Q well-known citizen of
this Township. whom We shall call j. P, for
short. J. P. was very earnest and active
against the proposition. and claimed that Pc
tition amounted to nothing, no matter how nu-
nerously signed.
"Why," said J. P. to Bremen, "I could
start out to-day. and get two hundred men in
this County to sign petition to hang you, ard
they wouldn't know what they were signing"
"Yes," replied Bremen. " and could start
out to day, and get Eve hundred men in this
County to sign petition to hang you. and they
could know what they were signing"
New-York tribune., 1870-08-11

ACKLAyp-On Tuesy Aug Thomas Ackisni Of the ats
Thomas r Ackland agei years months ami gdays
hs une from OF his grandfather James NJ be' u
Seventh ST., Friday afternoon al O'Clock
pEAN-Aner short and illness i've Dean wife Of Joseph p
The relatives friends the family invited TO attend the uer
late residence One od >e'hta
ave-. Thursday, Aug. H. at ii a. m
PRANC-At Riverside Conn "Wednesday Aug 10 Lily younges
daughter Charles g. and H. Franes aged year II months
md days
GlIIAUpET-ou MONDAY Aug in Gufor Conn, Fanny Mar
guerte Brown infant daughter p w. aud NJ Gtla~iet -
Brooklyn, n Y.
aud Boyd Heaiy will be held az the Neilosi Episcopal ,Igfh @
In Norrsoyu n j. Friday 18th inst al 0cocA m Au mo
friends respectfully invited TO attend
JAYNE-At Orange j. Wenesia Aug TO- George ''7oa
Relatives and family invited to attend the ner
on jayne corner Hurbuts Trains leave Bar-' a4
Christopher sts l.IO returning ari, 40, and 9'''
San Francisco papers please copy
OFFIBY-At Waingori Vermont Aug MARY Hamilton as-i
months daughter Of join r. and OheV Of BOOAn
Washington and GeorgetoWn, D. C., papers please copy
PETERs-At Bay Wow House Canare Tae.iy A1s st
o'clock m Ere6eih NJ Youngest child Of BeHAni and camilla I"
Peters age, year, month, AMI days - 49,, A., an, So.
Funeral III residence Of her parents No =, new 10 ' HoS
Hhh-st, Brooklyn, t. d., Ihufsdai aIlrrh'On T" 'V'''.
pyrFa nj, residence Upton Grange Msecsteii Bugod ~
the 9Th inst hi. 6l year William e ESQ., surviving "m'@'
Of the OF Z. v. Rye
TIAYBRAt Hampstead l. Aug 5, Atrandr Deco oansss' '
of George ". aud Frances 4 1haye aged uohl' ana ~ l
San Francisco and Sacramento Cal papers Pfas copy
USDRRHuI-A Greenyale Aug Witis Under In the 18th ye''
P1 S relative. are respectfully inrtd attend ib uletii "a
Fifth day 8th Qhuay Aug m from hs late sd7"es'
Gresnvse, l. l., at2 O'Clock p m
W,LKER-In this city on Tuesday Aug. 9. Daniel Waher
t and friend, Of be family nel 10 attend bis tunerA
from bis late residence. l2o Bast Thetst on TharSiy A'
wasRES-M Madison n j. on Tuesiay morning Aug Jsmn.
Warren NJ D. Newark formerly Of Ne"-fors, IN TIE 'o'u Se "
R, and friends are invited attend the funeral Friday At
56cI A. M fom the Parkst Presbyteran 'barh Ne"a'N
New-York tribune., 1870-08-11

base calculation There H. Increase In the First
ward of le while in the Second Ward there IA decrease
81 fi and In the Fourth Ward decrease Of 33s. In the
FIRST ward, Allegheny there is decrease of G8l. In the
newer usticta there s very large percentage Ot IN
crease East Birmingham shows an increase Of 6,O6S,
south Pittsburgh Of l207 Mcclure Township OF 25 ana
NeVie Island of g. In the eight districts above gwen
IN whlch there has been change since 1860, there
Is net increase in population of S,36s. "a.
Inc census or Chester IL 500 This includes tne cIty
proper The boroughs Of Upsnd and South CHESTER ad-
joining the city, contain probably 5000 inhabitants
LOUISIANA.
ne census returns of Lafayette IafiSn,
LOUISIANA show 1889 persons which IL an increase III
population since 1860 OF 1885, The number OI piaA@tOhS
Is 6G7.
VARIOUS ITEMS
Council Bluffs, Iowa, has a population OF
about 10000.
St Paul, Mimi, has about $4,000, against
TO- 400 In 1900
The oldest man in Easton, n. u, is John
Lampman, aged l02.
Newport, X. l., has 1880 regular residents.
Taxes, - Is on $1,000.
Sixty-twO towns in New Hampshire show
loss of 6,l42 inhabitants since 1860
Boston papers expect the census to show tor
the consolidated city about 27OCO9.
st. Joseph, Mo-, will show large increase,
ana IN oil Western Missouri the people expect 10 sho"
gratifying progress
Papers in Davenport, Iowa, conclude that the
census Will prove their anticipations IN resa.u 20
growth. Milwaukee and many other western towns
VIII be disappointed. The same ia true or Neworleans
where nothing but the figures Will make INC peopo
accept less than 250,0O0.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-11
THE CRISIS IN EUROPE.
Continued from First Page.

as too husy grave too scornful 10 think OF hang
Sim Emperor; nay strange TO say. the people, BENG
Tadous careless. OF mperfecty aware OF what hau
5een DONE refused 10 give him that wondering at
snton which seemed to be insured 10 him by the trans
ous OF the foregoing night and yet there they WERE
be proered CRsar and his lOngprepared group OF cap
rains sitting published the backs OF real horses Win
n,ronriate swords and dresses. Perhaps what man
IN his plight might the most hate would be the sun-the
cold December sun. -, ,h,
r,oncoforth for the most part he remained close smut
49,, i, tbe Tlvsee There in inner room, stu decked
d tov sers hut with his back the daylight they
~ bc sat bent a fireplace, for hours ana hours To-
ther resting his elbows on his knees and ouryng nus lace
~ banjs What is better known is that iii general,
pin mis- period OF danger tidngs were not suffered
10 ca 10 him straight. IL seems that, either IN ODedence
81 5cermned to prevent him from running them by MS
Jicom he was kept sheltered from immediate contact
~ ~,'rg messengers IL was thought more whole
f1r him TO hear what Persigny OF the more resoute
ur might think II safe 10 tell him. than TO see with
~ 1,,n cvss an aide-de-Camp fresh come from ST Ar
a. nj or Magnan or commisSary fun fraught with the
ans which were shaking the health OF Maupas