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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-12-23

THE FRENCH SANITARY FUNDS.
That contributors to the French Santa.
~ Fund may know the disposition made of
their money We give below copy of an
autograph letter from Consul General NJ.
Victor Place, and the translation. for which
We arc indebted to Mr.. Peter Walton.
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SUMNER AND GRANT

The San Domingo resolution has made
very unpleasant little family jar in the Sen.
ate. Sumner has soured on the adm,nistra.
ton, and the resolution offered him On on.
portunity to empty his Walls of wrath on
the Executive. While many Republicans
regard the San Domingo annexation with
disfavor, there will comparatively few sym.
pathizc with Sumner in his crusade. Il
seems rather to have strengthened the Presi.
dent in the Senate. Mr.. Sumner, It will be
remembered, rs Chairman of the Committee
on Foreign Affairs headed the opposition
to annexation last Session and carried his
point, much to the chagrin Of the President.
Mr.. Sumner believes that his friend Mr..
Motley lost bis head for his (Sumrer's>
course in the affair, and evidently deter.
mined to be even with Grant by again
spelling his pet project He oycyd;d tho
work, and has made an irrcpa rablc breach
between his adhercnts and those OF Grant.
The times are sadly out of joint when the
leaders Of political party-tle Executive
and the Chairman of the most important
Senate Committec-arc thus at open enmity.
information has been received at the Ex.
ecutivc Office that the printed laws and
journals of our last Legislative session were
shipped from Corinnc on the 1st instant
and in mule train which is expected to ar.
rive here daily. There have been many in
quirics for these of late and our readers, no
doubt, will lie glad to learn that they will
soon bc circulated. -lonhnian sO.h,
Citizcus of Deer Lodge, Montana, arc
about to organize railroad company for
the construction of branch line to tho
Union Central by way of tho Salmon River
Mountains.-San FTanciseo CArpA!cie, Dec.
OH.
If you hadn't seen that in the papers you
wouldn't have known it. would you,
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CIVIL cAsxA

.',..5 CIVIL cAsx4 ~
II. J. Davis " J. q. oilmer, Il a. con.
tinued for the term. .z +. ia
James Martin " Cole Sanden' Concen.
tzating Co., etxi decree Of Court and judg.
ment for plaintiff. Isl eaa.3 s@.c
nl,~m.o,,f,u f.~o,n - Yn,.,. ns..-.s. >,>.
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3atest 8ems by Ttlegraph
UNITED STATES.

New Tork, Dec. 2lyThe funeral Of Rear Admiral
Rreeze took pscs to-day, with military and naval hon
ors ..-- +
Presidential Nominations.
Wsshingtoa, Dec. sl-Nominations cent 70 The
Senate today: Robt G. scaenck Of Ohio, to b En-
voy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to
Great BrtaiG Joseph G. Clements OF Ohio. 70 be
Secretary pf Washington Territory: VIM L Long,
North Careliuia to be Co.sul at carrafa; klias D.
Breeze, Of Indiana to be Consul at Taeahaana John
Brazeez, to be Post Master At Santa Cruz. Cal.
lilnkiss Of the Nick Wall.
St. Louis. Dec ss-Nine cabin and thirty deck pas
eenrs were lest by tho sinking Of the steamer Nick
Wall above Vicksburg on Sunday night. The deck
passengers we're cmigrsnts from Chicago to Georgia.
Among others, an entire family, including bridal
couple from Memphis, were lost.
COH6rmatioIs.
Washington, Dec 2s-Anons the combinations by
the Senate were J. Bsazeer Postmaster at Santa Cruz
Cal: Consuls, VIM. L. Long at Cassova. Jasper
Smith at Auchal, c. s. NATION at Honolulu, Bcnja
min +. Farnham At Bombay. WIN. II. Vesey at Nice,
VIM. T. Wright at Santos Brazil r. schenck Envoy
etc, Of U. s. to England.
The San Domingo Treaty.
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Cedar Crock.
'~" Cedar Creek. aA
.srosr,s 70, r.s SEW so.ss VEST II sExAnoss
Another Shooting Array ut Fsrrest-Thos.
" Dsyie Shot By Charley Aelsrees.s
.r@#N hEtaa

~ a. AWspse6 X1S0er IN DrVk
70 This morning. between 1 and O'Clock, a
long existing fsud Ibetween neighboring
miners on 50 and 90 above discovery, ter.
minated In the shooting Of Thomas Doyle
b. Chaa Ielsreep. From different sources
! Learn, that Aelgrcen has been for some
time drifting on DoyleS ground, and last
night broke through into one of the latter's
drifta Nclyreen W 8 at once warned OF.
and Doyle, who was asleep, was sent for;
he descended the shaft, and on reaching for
, candle, which was fastened into post.
with the intention 81 examining dc place,
va hred s from tAe darkness 81 lfelerssn.
the ban passing through his right arm aud
entering between the ibs. The wwould-bc
murderer d once dcd through the drain and
emerging Into the crck below, followed it,
Icy waters down Tor two miles to Louise.
Vile, where he gave himself Into IL cuytody
" Deputy Sheriff KlykenGallfN .Trk Z.
ThGmss DoYls y: held In high esteem By.
this community, fol. industry and Gentle.
manly behavior, and his friends fear Tor his
Mo. No plysician il camp, his chances
for lifc Nc IN = strong ooaeeitution and
friendly care. Public opinion being much
divided on the snbjeck 4 strung guard Is.
placed over the prisoner to.nighl' "a prevent
! SuMosed fofcible abductioe Ind iouidlary1
hG. isSE!s5bGD Ea - Eiifn7 III
q LoQisovina 0oonmhne IL No. ~, ~, ffs,,rh
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Aelgreen waived en- llniiisa Moo -.
dec Barbouf shia morning IVA ~ boued
uver % await N neat seiilsoa q ~ d.
nics Court 4 xisiiouls llnlk 'Dapsfy III.
kssdall depastsd Win, ~ $780, ~ a.
csGnay ~ to.dsy. tsn'aToi asslaA Z
suExt Aopts 10 sIloesaaiSed " ~ - !,
covsy of II. Dcyk faose7
DsoWb0 =
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= sea.alloall sESsf tslsgripAS Inst IN
e1tele 16ssop cA1aSs ~ e..
roezi6a 1esls 0as FossulxIs lAnaiss on
nifsaes III : pssaahly - obso1is Wv
g anoayoiag 0svG1t pgo0etoo.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-10-27

Ts. RAILaoAD.-Messrs. Click and Abel
were here, Monday and Tuesday, settling the
matters between the City and the Railroad
compapy. Everything was adjusted satisfac-
tssily. The arrangement with Troy vas set.
TIED hst week, and all is now clear along the
whole line,
The grading between Atchison and White
Cloud 10 now about completed-ihe section at
Iowa Point being nearly finished; and the va
rieus bridges are being put in-the principal
one bsing At Wolf River. Above here. the
vosk has reached the Indian Reservation.
The right Of wy across the Reservation has
been obtained, and work has commenced on
shs Indian lands,
The track layers have reached about half
vsy betw Doniphan md Troy. and expect
% reach Troy Junction the first week in No
semhes. Mr.. Joy vas At AtcbisoR, last week.
and gave orders to his wcrkmen to have the
Track completed and trains running to White
Cloud By the first Of Dec ember. As the grad
ing and bridging will be finished by the middle
Of November, nothing but excessively bad
weather will prevent the carrying out Of Mr..
Joys orders.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-10-27

A Passive WAKr.-Tbe surest index OF the
business Of town. is the amount Of advertis-
isg done BY its citizens. Taking This as
test, White Cloud is On the highway Of pros
perity. Advertising has increased to such an
extent. that new facilities are demanded to
accommodate it. and must be forthcoming
We shall do all in our power to suppl! this
want. We do not mean that We are forced,
large our paper, or to procure new type; but
Ne do see the urgent necessity for new shin
gle factory. Advertising hereabouts is done
principally by means of shingles and ter. Let
US have an increased supply Of shingles, or
business suffers.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-10-27
Watches, Clocks & .JeweIry.

Watches, Clocks & Jewelry.
w. S. Drury would respectful, announce to
the citizens Of White Cloud and vicinity that
he has opened a shop in Philip Kelly's Boot
and Shoe store, for the purpose Of repairing
Time pieces and Jewelry. Having had some
30 years experience, he hatters himself that he
can give satisfaction to all who may patronize
him. IL diligence, industry and strict atten,
ton to business win secure custom. he will get
it. Letter engraving also neatly executed.
If from your Watch Clock should stop,
Or fail TO give The hour
Then take il qnict to Dsury's Shop,
And he viii give it power.
Then wind with and treat il well,
And lei it have fair play,
And it to you will surely tell
The proper lime Of day.
octl3-3s.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-10-27
Notice.

THE business FORMERLY carried on BY ". D
i Beeier / Sous, in the Lumber trade. sill
be continued. the present season. BY the junior
members Of the firm, ard our old customers
nav be assured that. a. far a. possible. they
will meet With the same accommodations as
heretofore. BEELER ( BRO.
White Cloud, March 81, 1870.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-10-27
80 Cents to S. per Evening. at Home!

We are prepared to furnish p'o6,able en-
Payment to Men and Women at their homes.
One person in eac., locaIit, throughout the
United States, can engage in thi. business at
great wages. We send. TaTE, fall particulars
and . valuable sample. which will do - com
mence york on. Anv person seeing this no.
tice, Who wants profitable, permanent work,
should send us their address, without delay.
E c. ALLEN { CO., Augusta, Maine.
oc;90w4
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-10-27

r All friends are cordially invited to he pres
snt ct the marriage Of Mr.. JOHN W. HAsrsrrR
and Miss TiszAH J. HAeoARD, which viii take
place at the NJ. E. Church. on Sunday. Oc.o-
Der 30ts. at 2 O'Clock, P. N. Rev. II. W.
Shaw ~ilI of6ciste.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-10-27
AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
"INNOCENTs ABROAD;

VI, Inc New Pilgrims Progress,
By MARK TWAIN" An octave -o,ume
of ESQ pages. AMI 234 beautiful enerssirgs.
Our agents are Gearing from 800 t. E 81 rcr
month selling this book. Al-o. our Z" BIBLE
HISTORY, by E. Stcbbius. Send for
circulars. and see our terms AID extra P'emi
ums to agents
Address r. A. HUTCHINSON co. SOC
North Sixth S rect, st Louis, No oS6m3.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-10-27

HErRoD;sr EPISCOPAL CHURcH.-Rev. E.
Hodge, Pastor. Public wnrship everv Sabbath.
morning and evening. Sabbath School at 8
e'clock. 4. N. PRAYER meeting, Thursday
evenings. All are invited to attend.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-10-27
Brick.

WE have just finish d burning large kin
W ct brick. the best ever burnt in this part
OF the country, and are now prepared to Ill
orders. for cash. A supply will be kept up all
season. WILLIAMS L WHITMAN.
White Cloud, June 30
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-10-27
XKyANTED. AGENTs-s7s 70 $500 pc,

WANTED, AGENTS-S75 70 $500 per
w nonth-evsrys here. male and female,
TO introduce the Genuine Improved Common
Sense Family Sewing Machine. This Ma
chine will stitch, hem. fell, tuck. bind, braid,
cord, quilt snd embroider in q most superior
manner. Pies onIy SIS. Fully warranted for
6,e years. We will pay $1,000 for any ma
chine that sill sew stronger. more beautiful
or more elastic seam than ours. IL makes the
IS Elastic Lock Stitch" Every second stitch
can be Gu, and sill the cloth cannot be psil.d
apart ~ithous tearing is. We pay AGENTS SIS
60 5000 per month and expenses. or commits
sion from which twice that amount can be
made.
For Circulars and Terms. Apply to or id
dress, J. W. ROGERS 4 CO..
400 Library Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
CAprIosADo mot be Imposed upon by other
parties palming Oh sorthless -cass-iros ns
chimes under the same name OF othersise.
Ours is the only genuine and really PRACTICAL
cheap machiae -manusactnrei. ect6b3.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-10-27

$4,000 REwAao.-Th;s will be paid to any
one sho vii prove there is particle of mer.
cary 10 Dr.. Henry's Root AID Plant Pills.
OCT.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-10-27

go Poplar Street Is being graded down;
and the raviue on First Sneet, between Main
and Market. is being filed. ahording a great
conven fence to the dwellers on the south-ess-
tern hillside.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-10-27

q See advertisement of DR.. Butts Dispen.
sary, headed Book for the Million-MARRI.
AGE GUIDE-in another column. 1t should
be read by all. Y.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-10-27

q Such an emigration as is pouring into
Northern Kansas BY way Of this river crossing.
We have never Lefore seen. The ferry is kept
constantly busy, and the white-covered wag-
Gus may at all times be seen in our str eets.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-10-27

WGITE CLOUD LODGE. Ne. 70. A. F.
4 A. NJ, meets at their Hall. third story OF
Dseiasd's Building, on the Levee. on the
"wednesday night, on or before the Full Moon.
In each month.
n r. M. WILLIAMS, W. NJ.
DC. TAvroa, See'y
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-10-27

k"ioua-dio,, Euilki'to@ For Married Peo-
pie only. Sent hy mail. in scaled envelope.
on receipt of 10 cts Address f D. FOOTE,
". D. 40 Lexington Avenue, N. Y.
oct90w4
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-10-27

y Rev. c. P. B ish. D. D.. Rochester, N
r., says: sour Fathers House" is like the
other works Of the author. scholarly. devou'.
ucscstive, Instructive, and we'll calculated to
do good. 1. cannot fail 70 find its way 10 many
thousand readers.
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$4,000. PER WEEK.

Can be made on the quiet. without risk, and
not interfere with other business. Address,
confidentially, James E Morse, ~ Broadway.
n. Y. oc,2na4.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-10-27

CssAFrW AND BEsry-Mrs. Whiteomb's
syrup F. children is sold BY druggists for IS
cents . bottle. and is an admirable preparation
Tor isfsntils disorders.
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2fof,al alatters.
CITY OFFICERS.

Mayor-Jo.ruA TAvLoa.l,
Observation-Disclosures Urr, c. F. Van Bus
Eiak JokL HAsesrEa, II. Il. HINES, joins 5
HooK.
City Clert-JosEPRus Urn.
City Treasurer-SoL- MMLvR.
City Marshai-W. W. MooaE.
City Engiueer-C. W SRsEvE.
eGeet Comnissi ,ner-PArncx DuSLAvv.
Health Olicer-Da TEos. q. SHREvE.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-10-27

Z n.sosAL--w- S. Drury has removed his
o'oee ana Je"e!ry shop to The City Hotel.
weera Re Is prepared To see all Who have any
rsPs'tlns to be done TO time pieces and jewell
~. Coll coon.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-10-27
EASTERN
EASTERN
EASTERN

Thanking our customers for past patronage.
We continue TO solicit their trade, promising TO
more fully supply their wants in the future.
Our stock aud trade being larger. and there
having been . recent decline in almost al
goods. re can and will give our patrons THE
VERY LOWEST PRICES. In heavy goods.
We have al advantages Cbeins on wster) over
Inland or Railroad To~ns. as river feights are
cheapest. No transferring from Railroad to
River, and from River to Railroad, ~ our
neighbors. bot fA,s.sh freight., and We win
give you the advantage.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-10-27

NEw MILLIxEaY GooDs.-Ms. Weeks. at
her store on the Levee, has iast received .
large assortment Of Millinery Goods Of every
description. Of Fall and Winter styles. which
abe y confident will give satisfaction. in quail
iy and prices. She invites the ladies to call
10 and examine her goods
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-10-27

q L. E. Gordon has given rs some ripe
grapes. Of two different varieties. tina. are Of
the second crop grown on his vines. this sea,
son. The 6rst crop ripensd and was gathered
In August. and this second crop has blossomed
and mstured since that time.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-10-27

TscxHoa 1 Cove call attention to the
sevestiseDent of Tic knor l. Co, whose Cloth
ing House 10 the most extensive in the West.
Dealers about procuring their Winter stock.,
will please take notice; and any one desiring
single suit. will End something to the poin,
In the advertisement.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-09-25
A0RkG sTAR AKD SUNDAY % 1870

from history and tho poetry Of Celtic "a
pfration, it is now only the halfway hOusA
Eoetween' rural Ireland, our great agricultu-
raj department., and London" See how
the truth leaks out. This Euglishman tries
to write in the most friendly way, but it
only the HORTICULTURAL department." and
Dublin but the " halfway house." An ex-
allied mission for our country to perform,
and grand position for its capital!
Lunacy in Ireland.-The Government
Inspectors of Lunatic Asylums in Ireland
(Drs: Nugent and Hatchell) have justissued
their report (the nineteenthl on the condi-
ton Of these institutions during the year
1863. The inspectors record that the i'm
proved institutions for the treatment Of the
insane have had a marked effect in arrest
Ing the progress of insanity. the returns
showing an absolute decrease in the num-
Der OF insane in Ireland, within the past
ten years, OF ia; while the number of per-
sons mentally afflicted living at large has
been reduced by 24l2.
Irish Aid for E,sance-A- glance at our
news columns will show that the Irish peo-
are responding in glorious manner to the
appeal made to them for succor for the
wounded French. In almost every impor-
tant town in the country, and in several
smaller ones, meetings were held and money
subscribed. Within the last ten days about
two thousand pounds have been collected
for transmission to France.
The third Of the centenarians of Boher-
bee parish died in Kantuck hospital on
Friday last Peg Thompson, Of kiskeam,
finished her career through life some Eve
weeks since. Norry Corbett, her neigh
Dor, died six days after. They left James
Stack, Of Boherbee, aged los, to devloe
their loss, if not their untimely death; old
James left on Friday for that country
from whose m tray rQtn
Two hundred of the little orphan girls
under the care of the Sisters of Charity,
North William street, Dublin, are busily
engaged every day making lint and ban
dages for the wounded soldiers of the
French army.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-09-25

HS9r VWu turn may come TO pay TOT the
crtmes Of our fofefathers xand our own
shortcomings 20 the Catholic Church, and
when It does it is scarcely rash prophesy
that the most generous sympathy will
reach us from France-France, which shell
tered and taught our priests, which gave a
home to our exiled royalists, cloister to
our nuns, and education tO-Our fathers at
the moment when German King and his
greedy courtiers were enacting fresh laws
OF prescription, fine, and exile against
Catholic Englishmen guilty of no crime
save following the faith of their ancestors
ana preferring a native to a foreign dy-
nasty. To identify Napoleon and his SER
nation Is as ungenerous as II u incorrect.
1t is our Catholic brethren who are defend
ing their nationality against fearful odds,
and no one who knows what work the
French nation has done and is doing for
COD Will wish to see it crippled in the
present struggle. The trial is u terrible
one, but 1t will do moro than hundred
years of peace to unite and concentrate the
national forces and turn them in the right
direction, and will teach France to distrust
al who would lead her to be false to her
great missiOn-the armed wardenship of the
Catholic Church and the increase of Gods
kingdom on earth.
Ar. Oliricr-M. Emile Olivier and his
wife have taken refuge in Italy; the ex-
minister's appropriately in Paris rendered
his position by no means safe in case of
any revolutionary movement, and he has
thought fit to put the Alps between him
and the scene of his defeat. Thus has
fallen ignominiously another of the oppo-
nents of Plus TX, and one whose counsels
were ever for the withdrawal of the troops
from Rome. All are contrasting his timid
flight with the heroic patriotism of M.
Keller, the Deputy of the Vosges, who
rifle in hand is defending France, as he de-
Tended the interests of the Catholic Church
in the Corps Legislatif. So true is it that
religion and love of country in the highest
sense are iDseparable.
gerously i'll at La Tolfa, and whose death
was reported, we believe, for several days
in Rome, is now convaleseent and has re-
turned to his post. Mr.. Jarvoise, attache
OF her Britanni; Majesty's Embassy at
Florence, has been temporarily accredited
here as successor to MIR. Odo Russell. H..
NJ. s. Defence came into the port of Civita
V. cchia on the Oath, and will, it is said, re-
m iln there for the present. The Cardinal
Vicar of Rome ordered triduo for peace
last Monday, Tuesday, and to-day at San
Carlo i'll Corso, and it has been very nu-
merously attended. 1t has also been cele-
brated at most of the parish churches and
monasteries. Prince Aldobrandini, Mas,
simo, Lancelotti and the Marchese Patrizi
have Headed a subscription in Rome for
the wounded, the cOmittee giving l6OOfr.
Cardinal Barili has been appointed Protec-
tor of the Order of Camaldoli. Mgr. Schep-
hers has been named to the post of Domes-
tic Pro!ute.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-09-25

The BARBARIN GAS LIGHT.-The recent ex-
hbon in Exchange Place of the capabilities of this
new method of communicating light, made profound
impression all who witnessed facts connect
ed with this invention is well calculated secure for it
hearty reception The light is unsurpassed in bril-
lancy. 1t is economical. 1t has been demonstrated
that it be furnished half the of coal gas
while it is far agreeable to the eye expert
ence at the Jackson Railroad Depot Is decisive
point. With such recommeu datons, it soon come
into universal use. We would advise all pay visit
10 the iS of New Orleans and the N O. Insurance Asso
citation and be convinced that all that claim
for it have been than realized. We congratulate
its projectors and friends the happy result the
ter,rize