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The New York Tribune 0. Nan.

A correspondent of the Tribune. writ
ing from St. Louis. speska ss follows
concerning Kansas. No moro enthusi-
sstic words hsve ever been spoken by
even our own press or people. A. such
We commend them to perussI:
Ten yesrs ego. when Mr.. Greeley was
making his ovsrlisd trip through Ken
s.s. he predicted . glorious future for
this State. The Kansss Of to-day is .
wonder Of iotelligsuce. wealth. enterprise.
comfort end cultuse. 1t ia 6lline up fast
er than any Ststs in tho Union. With .
climate unequsled. . soil rich beyond
comparison. and . pspslstion made aP
Of the hest nerve and tssin OF New Esg
land and Germany. ii is fast taking .
place in the front rank of our Federal
Union. The St. Joseph & Denver City
Railroad will tsks you through lands
which. though new. have become ss fruii.
ful and productive a. the old lands OF the
E.st. Many . pioneer has purchased
his 64O acres Of the railroad company at
80 SO to IS 90 per acre. erected . bull
ding Of wood or stone. aud with good
pillow and two yokss Of oxen. the prairie
ia broken. and the first year twenty scre'
Of corn have yielded him 1000 bushels
Of the golden grain; twenty. five acres o.
wbea. !. 900 bushels. " bill rye. oats. bar
ley, peas, potatoes, and every garden pro
duct. have yielded 10 the same proportion
Soon. bis orchard is planted. his farm
stocked, and be hsss the hay be needs
without cultivation. (tbough be needs bu
little. for the winters srs very mild here
He occupies bis spare time in fencing. snt
in . few summers he has home with q
farm all fenced. and in IS good euhiuga
ton as Poughkeepsis farmers. YouDs
fruit appears. and peace snd plenty snt
health to enjoy them bless him and hi
family. This is life in Eastern AM
Nortbern Kansas. The railroad com
pany has yet hundreds of thousands o
acres of just such land now coming OIL
The market for sale as the road progress
60 toward Fort Kssrney. This nust b
Q source Of immense wealth to this favor
ed company, sod offers rare oppor
tunity for securing ssod farms AMI hsppJ
homes.
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BULLS '--t
WORM DESTROYER.
To my United States and World.W ids
Readers.

he8CeTu.
I HAVE received many testimorisls from
L professional and medical men. a. my alma.
macs and various publications have shoVn, all
of which are sensine. The following. ron .
highly educated popular physician in'tssos.
gia, is certainly one of the most sensible con.
munieations have ever received. DR.. Clen-
ent knows exactly what he speaks Of. and Bin
testimony deserves to be written in lestsrs Of
Worm Destroyer:
VILLAsow. WALKEl CouHrY. Ga. L.
June %. 1866.
DR.. John Buu-Dea, S.y: I have rseeasiy
given your Worm Destroyer several rials. and
find it wonderfully ef6cacious. Il las sss
failed in a single insinnce to have the Wishsd
for effect. am doing q pretty large country
practice, and have daily use for some article
Of the kind. an freq to confess that kssw
Of no remedy recommended BY the abless 40.
thors that is so certain and speedy in it sf.
fects. On the contrary, they are uncertain IN
the extreme. My object in writing Jos. y 70
find out upon what terms can get the nsdi.
cine directly from you. IL can get IL %
easy terms, l shall use q great deal Of it,
am aware that the use of such articles 10 eoa.
trary to the teachings and practice Of gpsas
majority Of the regular liue Of M: DIS, hut
see no just cause or good sense in discsrding
a remedy which We know to be efacises, sim.
ply because We may be ignorant Of its sembi-
nation. For my part, shall make Is o. rule
to use all and any means to alleviate saGeIpg
humanity which may be sble to command
not hesitating because some one more inSesi-
Gus than myself may have leaned its .efscts
first, and secured the sole right 70 use that
knowledge. However. ] am BY NO MEANS a.
advocate or supporter Of the thousasds o.
worthless nostrums that hoed the country, shs
purport to cure all manner Of disease to which
human aesh is heir. Please reply sooas end
inform me of your best terms. ,i
am. sir. most respectfully, .-ss 81:
JULIUS P. CLEMENT, II. d.
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TIE New WonLp COMPARED WITH
THE OLD.-We are in receipt of the above
book, which abounis in excellent Illus
tratiops. and is printed in the very bes'
style Of the art.
1t gives . description Of the American
government institutions and enterprises
and those OF onr great rivals at the pres
snt time. particularly England and France
The work is admirably written BY Geo
Alfred Townsend.
Mr.. Towusend. one OF the most graph
ic correspondents connected with thu
press, snd st the came time . successfn
author. has dsne . real service to ths av'
ersge reading public in giving them il
this work On insight into the peculiar
workings Of European governments,
while drawing st the same time COM
parison between them and onr own. SO
that the reader may judge for himself a'
to the detects or excellencles OF either.
In style there is nelhing to complain
OF. 1t is at once brilliant end logical
The author has positive opinions. and
does not hesitate to set them down when.
ever the occasion seems to require.
Tbs Illustrations will be found Of par.
ticulsr interest, as they consist Of CON-
parisons of the various churches, residsnc:
es, bridges. government buildings. DC,
Of the monsrchies of the old world and
the republic Of the new.
The book is published by F. A. Hutch
inson l. Co.. St. Louis. and il sold only
by subscription. Agents are wsntea te
engage in its sale.
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~ I. A. r. Nelson. of Tennessee. is
. most devoted follower of Andy John.
son. in bic. Jay of adversity. We won.
der il Andy likes to have TAR on his
bal?
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-03-31

~ A lswysr 10 New York, who
boasts of his experience and efficiency in
procuring divorces. sends us his card. re-
questins us to publish. and forward bill
to him for payment. We have divorced
ourself from doing business that way.
We have adopted the lawyer fashion sl
requiring . retsiniug fee in advance.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-03-31

~ The Te.as bill has finally passed.
and the Amendment proclamation will
now probably b issued-if Grant don't
find another quibbls on which to post
pone it.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-03-31

re- Dr.. Lot, Of Oakland, Mass, re.
Gently shot . law -student for being too
intimate with his wife.-Er.
II that young man recovera. be will
be apt to remember Lots WIFE" Any
person fooling with her. may expect to
be 'sslted."
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-03-31

The HuxASE AND Lovely INDrAN.-
The Washington correspondent Of the
New York Tribune writes as follows to
that paper:
may 90 we'll acknowledge that. per.
sonally, sm not very srdeut Piegsn-
ite or Blackfooter-that / have more
lively sympathy with. at least. the wifi.
and children Of the white settler tbsn ths
squsw and psppoose Of the nobleat savage
ofthem all. Ian bloody minded enough
to hold thst the slaughter Of 80 entir.
bsnd Of savage "bravcs" was justifi able
a. punishment for the besstly outrage re.
corded BY Gen. Sheridan. as inflicted
upon one poor white woman--s new Lu
cretis. whoss unspesksble wrongs were
enough to drive men to. nc: rouse them
from. madness.
A few weeks ago. while on q visit to
the Land Office. l was shown BY Mr.
Wilson. the accomplished Commits
sioser. q singular relic Of 9 late fight on
the plains. It was . garment taken fror
an Indisn chief after death. A shirt o
buckskin. without the usual ornaments
ton Of bssds and porcupins quills. ys
ersced with something quite novel in tn;
decorative way-fnll. long fringe. for
med ofthe hair Of phite ,comen and chill
dren. 1t was . ehastly adornment-is.
deed. the entire garment was q very un-
pleasant thing to inspect. The only
point in it on which the eye could resi-
without horror or pity. was . small round
hole. beneath which the rsging heart oi
= wild beast one dav came to full stop
Bat il the sincere advocates Of peace and
instice can gain access Of these wretcjsd
bsipgs-if the precepts Of Christ can be
brought to bear on them-in heavens
name let the great and good work begin
at once! -
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marrieo.

In Highland. Kansas. March 18th. BY b. N.
seaser, Esq- Mr.. JoHH F. InHoV5 10 Miss
HErrx n. LAvlxxr.. all Of Doniphsn County.
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A PERrISrSr QuERY-Is it possible
that the City Of Boston hss been run down
BY ssms British mail steamer. whose
captain forgot to mention it on bis arrival
in port? II might b. well to ask some oi
the British captains II they did not feel
Q slight jar at sny tine during their
psssags.-New York Sun.
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~ Msj. Gen. George Il. Thomss
died at San Francisco. on the evening oi
the 2Slh, Of Appoplsxy.
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Suefial Notices.
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preme Court, alter considerable delay,
now decides squarely that soldiers who
enlisted in 1861 for three yesrs or the
war. and were discharged on surgeons
certificates of disability within two years.
are entitled to their one hundred dollars
bounty. equally with those who were dis.
charged for wounds, or the beirs Of those
killed. This decision is final. The case
arose on an sppeal from the Illinois Court
Of Claims. A judgment was given by
that court for the claimant for 500
bounty for enlistment under the Pres
ident's call for volunteers in 1861. he
haven't been discharged for aisa bility
under surgeons certificate. The .ques-
tion was whether. under the act Of Con-
gress ratifying the act Of the executive.
the claimant could recover, the act pro-
viding that two years service should
have been rendered to entitle the soldier
to the bounty. unless discharged for
wounds. Mr.. Justice Swsyne delivered
the opinion Of the court. holding substan-
TALLY that the proclsma alton of the Pres
ident and the general orders Of the War
Department. stipulsting to pay 500 for
each volunteer, followed by the enlist
ment Of the claimant. constituted valid
contract between the Government end the
claim ant. upon which be was entitled to
the bounty, sffirming the judgment OF
the court below.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-03-31

RAILROAD AssEssMsNTs.- County
Clerks of Several Counties met ct To
peks and assessed the railroads included
in their several Cuuntiss, % foliews:
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Public Examinations.
Notice.

Notice.
THE business formerly carried on BY W. D
Il Beeler 4 Sous, in the Lumber trade, will
be continued, The pressu: season, by the junior
members Of the firm, ard our old customers
may be assured that, as far as possible. they
will meet with the same accommodations ar
heretofore. BEELER & BRO.
White Cloud, March q, 1870.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-03-31

SHERIDAN AND CoLYRR.-Four-h OF
the Copsressmen and Senators sustain
General Sheridan in the position he hss
taken in Indian affairs. Its generally as.
sumed here that Mr.. Vincent Colyer is q
visionsry humanitarian. whose cbserva-
tions, both 10 Alaska and on the plains,
are of little practical consideration. A
decided reaction has takes place against
the Quaker and Samaritan policy sdop'
ted toward the savages. and Q consid
ersble number Of the Western and Pa
ciic coast Representatives are even hos.
tile to masking any more Indian treaties
or distributing food amongst the tribes
I. is alleged that feeding the Indian,
makes them indolsnt and insolent. and
encourages them to persist in their nom
adic and sbiftless mode Of life.
Sheridan's catalogue Of the recent In
dian atrocities is generally accepted ..
suthentic. and it has aroused adherence
The pacisc. compromising policy is de-
cidsdly below par. We have seemed tc
reach that point were civilization de-
mands that We regard the Indians ss ir
responsible and implacable. and not to be
purchased to peace BY the methods s'
hand under our form Of government. The
Indian ring is BY no means defunct, and
all its MON bers are on ths side of ths
hum snitsrians. On the other hand. there
is. withou. donbt, 9 lobby here which
would be glad to see the indians driven
off their reservations. so thst the latter
might fall into the hands Of land -jobbert
and railway corporstions.- Washington
correspondence Chicago Tribune.
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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-10-17
OBITUARY..
Melancholy Accident.

non Thursday morning, the 18th inst, in this
PLACE, Granriile, IN tie 9Th year. Of lis age,
youngest child ofllving ard Nary Bailey, was
burned SO badly that he died fifteen holrs
thereafter '".5 .t
1t isan ancient saving that "Misiortunes
never come singly :" and IN this instance ithls
been fully verified. This little family has been
twice visited within period Of seven months
with the sorest aillicticus. Irving Bailey, the
father, died in March las,-in the prime of life
and III the very midst Of his usefunrss-loyed
and respected by ALL And now, the youngest
oil two childrcn-and he so gentle, SO loving,
and so thoughtful, 10 be titus snatched from
fond and widowed mother, seems too. hard for
poor human nature 10 bear. "iay the Cop
who temlers the wind TO the shorn lamb COM
fort her in her Affections aud soo,he her in her
sorrows " $50
This Child he's Joined his. father in Paradise !.
and the two are waiting for the appointed time
when the remaining mcmbcrs Of tue family
shall come 10 them A.
Clarksburg papers please copy.
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Horses WANTED.

Every Democrat who is fully alive to
theimpoFanee Of success ut the October
election. and who has "a horse to spare,
car, render valuable assistance to his par.
ty and his country-by sending for any
Democratic voter whom he Knows tohave
no means of reaching the polls. At no
election since the. war has the Democratic
PARTY in this county come within two
hundred of polling itsfull strength. Now
that tho probabilities Of success are so
tiatterlng, no exertion should be considered
too great and no work should 30 left un-
lone to bring out every voter and make
assurance doubly sure. We want every
Democratin the county to devote not only
himself but bis time, money and influence
in insuring a. full turn out. Call for
your neighbors and take them to the polls.
Send for thos, who cannot walk there.
Vote yourselves and vote your horses.
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Kiss the Hand THAI sml,. .-

1t i, said tina, the lower ord.r of ami.
mails will kiss. the hand that smi,es;" bu.
We seldom hear of intelligent white men
b0lns guilty of the same trick. 1t isas.
serted BY the radicals, however, tina, some
one or two Democrats are in favor Of the
election of George Ross. Let them make
themselves known at once. Verify a
"Rebel-DemVcrai," as Mr.. Ross and his
party style them. who would lick the
hand that has prosecuted and abused them,
would be curiosity. A white crow would
be nowhere.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-10-17
Jacob Spaur, Esq.

We are delighted to loarh this gen.
tlenen has given in his adhesion to the
Democratic nominations. Whilst we Diff
tered with him upon mere questions of
party organization, VIC never for an in
slant doubted the honesty Of his in,en-
lions, or suspected the slightest Nareriug
in bis principles. Assi,ho Democratic
wheclhors in LiucuIn township, he has
placed the party under many obligations,
obligations which in the future will neither
he dcuied,or forgotten. Let him now, as
in the past, rally the Democracy of his
township to M earnest, hearty and effect
ive support Of all its nominees, and he
vii! not have 20 ask inlvain for favors at
its hands. s.rs
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-10-17

NEw PAvEMEST.-We observe that our
spirited itownsman, A. NJ Smith, E,q,, is
making good high and dry Democratic
pavement along Alley Canal. Such an
Improvement has long been needed, but
under our radical town rulers has SO long
been neglected. We hope that many good
Democrats may walk oy ito the polls
on the 9th IF October IVIl
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! - go
40, MISREPRESENTATION "Wednesday last
ssrsatT3:2O p. Msi.,he editorial department
y. % 4fthis paper rwas reinforced It was u
girl, and weighed eight pounds
After being duly introduced. the young
A.. lady became very familiar. almost her
% 81 first xords'being We'll, sir, how much
80 srnajorityi will your comfy give Mr..
J.cbg~ aiour replying about four
.- - I've hundrel," she, appeared satisfied,
,s.;qd after rcmarking that we lrcre Wuf-a-
aam she struck graceful attitude, and
W. r'latScl into repose. I'VE. we're a, loss
- ,o,.uoN whore our assistant came from
un,il our wife whispered in our ear that =
Zone night as old St. Peter Slept,
lie left the door of Heaven ajar, .s'
When through little angel crept.
And came downswith a. morning star I"
The female readers OF The prMocRar
may rest assured that our Ladies Depart.
mept will hereafter receive special attcn-
ton. -,
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|, SEwsPArER LAw.-Postnasters are required
/, give advice by letter when subscriber does
moi take his paper from the officC; and give the
reason for it not being taken. Eeglecting to, do
so, makes the Postmaster responsible to the
publisher for payment. = aI9' .s.s
"Any person who takes The paper regularly
from the Po,t-offce, whether he has subscribed
or not, is responsible for the payment of the
subsnris ion.
carr one ordering his paper discontinued
must pay all arrearages, or the publisher may
con,ihue 10 seud ii until payment is made,
and collect the whole amount, whether It is
taken from the office or not.
"Ths Courts have decided that refusing TO
take newspaper or ii periodical from the fost,
atice, or removing and leaving them unct!lsd !
| ir. IL prina ,asie triltTte d ih'ratto"'
! Maud i1.a& o." .'
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All kinds Of Shovels at Edwards.

INrRoyEaESr.-Under the enegetic
management Of Mr.. James Gaylord, a
new picks. fence has; been erected during
the pas. week, in front of tho Cour,
House and Jail-Gxtending from Mr..
ArnOlds to Mr.. Dowuey's. This long,
needed Improvement adds considerably to
tie appearance of our public buildings.
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~ -....li zs... ss.l.1 s,.j $3.50, Ss5 Al
STATE or WEsr VIRGINIA. e.
County uf5hewis.s
|, ROBr. J. slcCANDLlStl, Cashier
oftl'e National Exchange Bank of Wes.
ton. do solelnnly swear that the above
statement is true, to- the best fmy
knowledge and belief.
L., Il. J McCAapLlsu, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me,
this. l4th day. of October. $3.50
W. l.. DusNINoEos, Notary Pubic
Correct-.Aheste '2 POE. r.. 10
{. + I s Z. lss';' Directors.
Mar. W. HARRISON, ..i
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=: SAD Acc,DrSr-O Thursday morning
- last. Granville Bailey, little son Of Mrs
Irving Bailey. Of this place, was SO ter
ribly burned that he died on the day fol-
loving. 1t appears that the lille frlo"
was standing by the fire in his night
49,, dress. when by sons means his garments
= ''I caught Ere, and before aid could reach
kim he was burned so badly that bis Ifs
''"' xis 'dospairssi Of. His dOuIly bereavsd
mcti,rr las the sympathy Of our cutie
eo@aqn;ty.
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To THE LADIES =-rnE DEMocR.T and
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choice music. aud tie latest and most re-
liable information in regard to the pre-
vsiling styles. Els, bcy"ndquesticu, TIE
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