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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-08-31
Watert0Wn Republican.
Hednesdag, .anqusk 81, 10.
THE WAR.

Matters are coming to crisis IN
France, end it is the general impression
that few days more will witness Paris
surrounded by Prussians. The armies
under command of the Grown Prince
are moving On parallel roads to the
French capital. There appears to be
no principal force to oppose their march,
and it is strongly binted at that the
Senate and Corps Legislatif of France
are going to remove to Bourges, the
capital of the Department OF Cher,
about 100 miles south of Paris. This
contemplated movement looks very
much like the beginning of the end, for
with Paris fallen what is there left the
French people ? Everything is being
etaked to retain the capital, and if
forced to capitulate, all is lost and
peace must soon follow. The whole
civilized world is amazed at the com-
pleteness of the Prussian successes SO far
as well as blythe lack of preparation
shown by France in defending herself.
F.ance has been thoroughly beaten at
every stage Of the game, although all
must admit. that her troops have fought
bravely. But all through there seems
to have been laeksof organizing force,
and we think when the true history of
the contest comes to be written it will
be shown that there has been treachery
in high places. The French have been
found unprepared on almost every oc-
easion. They were surprised at Weis-
senburg, at Worth and at Eorback.
A French army of about sc, 900 are
still entrenched at Metz, and this army
cannot escape without battle. Three
timesit has tried to escape and has
been driven back. The line of the
aIoselle was abandoned some time ago
by the French, and all the available
force in the extreme north is con-
centrated near Montmedy. This line
leaves Paris uncovered. Unless the
French are in sufficient force on this
line to give battle to the Prussians and
dislodge them in front of Metz, Paris
must soon fall. King Williams head
quarters have been transferred from in
front of Metz to the army moving on
Paris. The Prussians marching on to
Paris are said to be 100000 strong.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-08-31

The Milwaukee. Sentinel announces
with deep regret the death of Fenni-
more G. Pomeroy, ESQ, Superinten-
dent of Schools in that city, at his
re5i1ence on Thursday morning, after
an illness of three weeks. He leaves
wife and three children to mourn bis
loss. Mr.. Pomeroy was one OF the
prominent members of the recent State
Teachers Association, which met il
this city.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-08-31

THE PRODUCE TRADE.-Reports
frorl Milwaukee show large increase
in the receipt of grain over last years
receipts. During the past week 4l3.-
693 bushels are reported by the various
railroads, against 2SS,745 bushels the
week previous and 49,402 bushels the
corresponding period in 1869. Ship
ments from Milwaukee have also been
ON a liberal scale.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-08-31

IHE DEMOCRATIC NoMINATIoNs.-
Some of the more prominent Demo
cratic politicians of the county were in
town on Monday last, no doubt fixing
up matters for the county ticket: at any
rate, there was evidently something
brewing. Gentlemen, don't count too
much on your host this fall. The Re
publieans intend to have strong hand
In.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-08-31

BY request. we publish in another
columns an article from the Chicago
Times relative to the action taken by
the. Michigan Legislature, in compel
ling the payment of bonds given. by
corporations an d issued for railroad
purposes. It is but one of series
of similar articles which have
appeared in that paper during the past
few months, and having some bearing
on our bond matters, will doubtless be
read'with interest by our citizens.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-08-31
Dis olution

THE copartnership heretofore 'existing
Il between John Heymann and Henry
Bertram, under the firm name OF ). Hey
mann Z Co., is this day dissolved by mutu-
al consent The business viii De carried on
by John Heymann and George NcMillen,
under the above named firm All accounts
of the late said firm win be settled by John
Hey mann and George MeMillen.
JOHN HEYMANN.
HENRY BERTRAM.
Dated August I'd. 1870.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-08-31

N.B.-We caution the public from pur-
chasing cheap Piano, which has recently
been put in the market, bearing the name
"Arion" All genuine Arion Pianos bear
the name ''Patent Arion," and can only be
purchased from our New York Warerooms,
or our authorized Agents throughout the
United States.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-08-31
SECOND WIDTH
Prussing's Vinegar.

As the picking season is now at hand,
and many housekeepers are concerned
about getting Vinegar that will keep their
pickles, we deem It our duty to inform our
readers that Prussing's Vinegar is admitted
by all who have tried it to have no super
Tor in thes market for this purpose. Mr..
Prussing warrants his Vinegar to be free
from all poisonous acids, witt whic many
eastern Yinegars are adulterated His WORKS
are the largest of the kind in the United
States, and owing to extra quality OF ms
Vinegar, it is rapidly superseding all others
with the city and country trade. Dealers
and consumers should not fail to ask Tor 1t
when replenishing their stock.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-08-31
EVaSepdOygEa Market.

Corrected Weekly by Rack Bros.
Commission Merchants, Main Street
WatertoWn.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-08-31
Public School Notice.

UFFICR SUP7T Public Schools,
WATERFOWL, Aug. Is, 1870.
Notice is hereby given that the Fall term
of the Public Schools of this city win com i.
mence on Monday, September 9Th.
VIM. II. RCHR,
Superintendent.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-08-31
New York Ian I7th 1870

NV 7 VI n UdII. I Z U' 4OiV.
WATCH No. 1889 Bearing trade mark
Frederic Atherton & Co., Marion, N. J"
manufactured by United States Watch Co.,
has been carried by ne from December,
1868, to Jan uary 18th, 1870, its total var
iation being only two seconds in the entire
time. L. E. CHITTENDEN,
Late Register .. S. Treasury.
WATCH No. ll24-Bearing trade mark
"Frederie Atherton & Co., manufactured
by United State Watch Co., has been car
ried by me seven months; total variation
from mean time being only six seconds.
A. l.. DENNIS
President n. j r. r. & T. Co.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-08-31

We are pleased to refer below to few '
certificates, as the superiority of the .. S.
s. P. ROUNDS,
Rounds & Kane, Chicago, III.
B. I. PHELPS,
Conductor N. J. Cen. R, r.
Hen SAMUEL merrill,
Governor Of Ioaoa.
GEO. LOWS,
Ag't Tolsdo, Fagash 3 Western Railooay
GILES, BRO. DC CO., Hama
IA2 Lake Street,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-08-31

WATCH No. l251-Bearing trade ma
"Frederic Atherton Il Co, Marion, n j.
man ufaetured by United State Watch Co
has been carried by me four months;
total variation from mean time being on
five seconds per month.
P. A. HASKINS, Con'r Hud Riv. R. J
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-08-31

WATCH No. 1037-Bearing trade MAJ
"Frrderic Atherton 8 Co., Marion N J
manufactured by United State Watch CO
has been carried by me since June 1867
total variation from mean time being on
five seconds per month.
HENRY SMITH,
Treas'r Panama r. R, So Wall ST.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-08-11
T1roun.ra,caI ResIs.scssc.-w.

TYrosnAraIcAL ReNIs,scEScE.-Wr
hsve picked mp. among our stores Of old
documents. a copy Of New York paper.
called the American Republican. in poll
tics Native American. issued August 9 h.
S45-iu.t twenty FIVE years sgo. l,
gives an account Of one Of its composit-
ors, jain j. Hand. wagering tbst be
could set 80 900 ems Of solid minion 10
twenty -iour bours. and actually working
th.t number Of hours without rest. recon
plishing 81 977 ems. The article con-
cludes with this paragraph. relative TO .
printer wh no has since become famous. and
"msde his pil.:"
Mr. Robert Banner. also endowed in
this office, set 25 500 ems in 20 hours.
% minutes. without moments rest.
These two instances Of 'rype sticking
are tha twiiiest we have head Of i
more con he accomplished by sny othe'
printer in the United States. in the same
time. We should like to be informed Of it
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-08-11
Great Battle EPruSians Vic
torious!

A great battle was fought on Sstur.
day. near Hsgcnau. lasting al day. ,be
Prussisns gaining complete victory.
and driving back the whole French line.
The French were reported to be retreat
ing toward France. The loss wss very
hsssy. The Prussians cap tured num-
Der Of guns and Gags. and about 5000
prisoners. including several Generals.
The French admit defeat. but Pot the
best face on it possible. This battle
will probably be followed. in few days,
by a still greater one.
The greatest CONSERVATION prevails in
Paris. and the city is being rapidly p!ac'
ed in state Of defence. The Prussisu
force is very heavy. and If not checked
in another battle. will move on Paris.
Italy hss decided to join France. and
il is said that Austria has sided with
Prussia.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-08-11

THE RAngoAD.-Au article which we
copy from the Atchisou Chsmpion. looks
encouraging for our Railroad prospects;
or would look so, were it not that we
have been so often disappointed in hopes
built upon similar foundations. We even
hear it hinted. that the arrangement al
luded to BY the Champion. has been de-
lsyed. If not altogether foiled. BY the in
reference of the Director who has been
causing most of the trouble heretofore.
and who seems determined that nothing
shall be done unless be can resp heavy
profit from it. A portion Of the Board
have done all in their power to build the
road. bat have had TO 6ght smother por-
tion Of the Board. besides contending
sgsinst unavoidable difficulties and draw.
backs.
The sentiment Of the people Of this
County is that they would rather the road
should be built by the Company that has
done the work thus for, and they want
the Company to make handsome sum
Of money out Of it. Bot most of oil. they
want it soon; and il The present Compan
cannot build it, or if they are prevented
from go doing BY the trickery of . por-
tion of the Company. they want tho Com
pspy to turn it over to somebody who
can and will build it. The public pa
thence is exhausted, and confidence almost
destroyed, One day. the hope is held ont
that the road will be completed to
White Cloud in . short time; and per
bsps the next day. the completion is post
poned year. These sudden transitions
from heat to cold are enough to ursettle
the bile of any community.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-08-11
MORE WORK. LESS WIND.

v The people Of Atcbison have had
q public meeting. nnd expressed deter
mination thst the Atcbison and Topekn
Railroad shall be built at once. II they
would take the same interest 10 the Atch-
ison and Nebraska Road. We have no
doubt they could hasten things in this di.
rection. This road will be of more hen.
eft to Atchison than the Topeka road
There is heavy trade MP this way to be
reached for. while there are no great pick
irgs between Atchison and Topeka.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-08-11

~ 1t will be remeu bered, that dur.
ing the Womsn Suffrage campaign in
this State. a preacher in Southern Kan
sss. named McBurney. made himself
particularly prominent in denouuciug the
woman movement Iu his estimation, It
would corrupt the women. lead to free
love. and all that sort Of thing. McBur-
nsy returned to Ohio. and has lately been
heard from. While having one wife. he
married enother. for which he has been
arrested. and is in Jail. where be can ro-
feet on the subject of Free Love.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-08-11

Talk is talk, but it takes money to
buy whiskey." is a boms!y saying. but it
is trus In more cases than one. There is
a strong desire 10 this State 10 defeat the
denomination Of Sidney Clarke for Con-
gress. but talk will not do it. 1t will re-
qnire work and money-not money to
hny dslee.tes-for Clarke will get oil
rho are for sale-but money 10 pay Ger
tain necessary expenses Of the work. ia
Legitimate ways. and without which. the
work cannot be properly done. Men
with Sidney Cls,ke's money in their pock.
cts. can afford to spend their time in fis'
ing 10 Conventions and primary meetings,
and are doing it. But there are very few
men. however willing. that can afford to
spend their time and pay their own ex'
penses iu couuterscting the work o.
Clarke's emissaries.
An illustrated pamphlet Of 32 pages.
and large pictorial poster. are bsins
scattered throughout the State. We IN.
derstand tha, 10000 Of the pamphlet,
were printed. and we know not how many
Of the posters. The printing and engrav
ing. together with the expense Of circuist
ing them. must have cost q large amonn
Of money. We believe the psmphle
contains nothing but facts. and tie en-
cravings are suggestive snd lsughable
They may do well enough to throw in o
chinking to the main work of the cam
paign; but alone they will have but very
little effect. 1.-THE same amount Of none,
had been expended in earnest cork. i
would have been an infinitely mere profit
able Investment.
Another fsvorite species Of campaign
ing. ia the publication Of bombastic letter
from various parts Of the State. tell'n
how everything is going against Clarke
A recent one from johnson County. assert
ed that the people were enthusiastic 10
Judge Lowe. that nine ont Of ten Of tn
people were opposed to Clarke. and tn.
the Black Bobbers were just ''going for
him. A few days after. Comfy Cor
yention was held, at which ticket wa
nomiusted. said 10 be wholly in favor {
Clarke. Those nine ont Of ten person
stsid ., home. and Black Bob was nc
where. Similar letters have been put
lished from Franklin, Miami. and oth'
Counties. and probably similar result
will follow.
1t is very certain that blowing is nc
going to defeat Clarke. While this
being done on one side. Clarke's pal
agents sre busy arranging to secure dele
gates. Perhaps Clarke alre 'dy has hi
speech written, thanking the Conventio
for boaoripg him w til q nomination 70
the fourth term. II his opponents wan
that speech to sour on his hands. instea
Of being subjected to the humiliation G
listening to it's delivery. they must adoI
as their motto, and carry it into pras
| tice-
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-08-11
Ordinance No. o,
NllISANCES


Be- IL svasised by the Mayor and Couneiimen o.
the City Of White Cisrd.
SscrioS lfany pes.on. the owner. agent
or occupant having the charge Of anv t-n--
ment used xs .'w cling or for lpiyiny puroo
ses, within the City Of White Cloud, III. u
erect Ct continue any priv within ten feet
FROM any street. or the Dwelling. ship or we'll
of any other person, in said City, unI-s. the
same be furnished with sub-tantiai vauIt at
least sx feet deep, and ma.ic tight so that the
contents cannot escape therefrom. and sufi-
cientiy secured and enclosed, h. shall be sub.
Ject ~ = dne Of MT 'ess than Eve dollars nor
more than twenty Eve d.,lizrs, aud like ine
fur evrrv week he shall continue the same af
ter the fret convection.
Sac. 9. NJ privy vault shall be emptied
bsts-en the fifteenth day Of June and the A.
teenih day OF 8 pt.mber. unless, on in.p.c-
ton. the Health ficer shall he satisfied IN e
the same il urcr.ssry for tho health and com
t''rt of the inha' a'itxuts; and in such case. no
more of the cousent- ud -uch vault -hah he Ia
ken a~ay, than shall be necessary for present
safety and relief. and with such pseczutions
relative &, the prevention Of anv oR rsiye ~f-
davis ~ the Health tn5ic. r shall dirrct;- Pro
rided. 10 privy vault wi'hiH this City -tail be
opened, n . the cnntrmfs thereof disturb d ar
rvm"v Cd, between the hours of three O'Clock
A. ~ b.. and TEN o'clock, P. N ot any day.
Aay person violating any .f the provi.ians of
tins s-ction. shall be subject to q fine Of not
less than I've dollars nor mbre than twenty.
Eve dollars.
SEc 3. The owner or poase.sor OF snv
dumb ,nim.I = hirh mny die within this CITY.
shall, within twenty four .ls"urs thereafter,
cause the care sss 10 tie rem..ve ed he: oud the
limit. Of ire City. Anv rer-on violating this
Ill kaa aul.s~of g. .r
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-08-11

~ Gen. Robert G. Scheuck. OF Ohio,
declined denomination for Congress,
bot notwithstanding the Republican Con
vention in bis District hiss placed him on
the track again. Wesuggest that Sidney
Clarke try this on Kansas.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-08-11

H Levi Hensel. the census-taker OF
Nemaha County. while on his official
rounds. attempted to commit rspe on a
German woman. She successfully resist
ed him. but the struggle aud excitement
brought on the premature pains Of child
birth. Well bet the cuss saw her con-
dition. and did the act on purpose. so
that he could add another name to his
list. and charge the Government two cents
for il!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-08-11

1t was known . good many years a,o
that John Speer was . dpfaulter. ia
August. 1865. = genslem.n who now re-
sides in the State. who was then secrs,
detective agent Of the Treasury Depart
meat for Kansas. said. in L.sv.nworsh.
that be had proof enough to convic, Spec,
end send him to the peni,entisry sny day
be esid IN. 1t is said that this asme man
got 86 600 TO 60 to Washington and tx
op the papers and elerks Let she<e
meter. he investigated. aud justice neisd
ont Emporia Ners.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-08-11
UNIVERSITY Of KANSAS.
LAWRENcE. KANsAs.

LAWRENCE, KANSAS.
1,HIS INSTITUTION NOW AFFORDS
I fuii facilities for p osecuting regular or
select courses OF study in the Sciences, Az
cient aud Modern Languages. Drasing add
Music. =
The collection Of apparatu. has lately been
largely increaseh BY the addition Of new asa
costly in-irnments, which have heeu seisessd
si'h special reference 10 extended and shes.
ough instruction in Human Anatcmy and Ply.
siology, laboratory practice In Cheaistry, %
servssory practice in Astronomy, asd oAes
AID field practice in the Natural Sciences, ssd
in Surveying and Engineering. -
TUITION FREE.
Board can be procured In the city at - res-
sonable rates A. at any other place IN the
West. Students sho desire il. will 6ad sa.
pie iaciiiies for boarding the mselvea. - 81
The hrst sessi"p Of the academic year
loIO-7l. begins Wednesday, Sept. z. 1870.
The regular EXAMINATIONS for sdmissjon
will be held on the 7th sad 9Th Of September.
commencing each day at A. NJ.
For eataiogues and further particulars, spply
to JOHN FRASER,
President Of the Univeraity,
ausIl- La~rence. Kansas.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-08-11

manure to Gccumufste on OF near the came. Al
any time besseen 'he 0rst day of NAV and m.
first dsy of November. under penalty Of not
Ie.s than one dollar nor more than ten doIl.,.
aud a like penalty for every day he shah ner.
nit the same - remain after notice To remove
it.
SEC I. No di-,ilier. tanner, brewer. butch.
er, pork and he~f packer, (or either \ so.n
boil cr, tallos chandler, dyer, liverv stable les.
per, or the owner OF occupsnt Of any other st.
bic, nr Other perssn whatsoever. shall cause Ar
suffer any odal. manure, rubbish, fifth. s,;lI
s.ups or any refuse aniuai or vegetable m,t
ter, or any foul OF Rauseous liquor 10 be dis.
charged ous af. or ao~ from any prem;...
owned or occupied by him. or to be throvn
into, deposited " lefs in sny stream of water
within the limits Of this Citv. the Missouri
River excepted, or in or upon any 8 rect, nliey.
avenue. public squire. vacant lot, levee or riv.
er bank in this City; nor shall he cleanse apy
horse or carriage on any street or sidewalk in
this Cit'- Any person violating any Of she
provisions OF this section, shall be subiecs to a
fine OF not less than 6re dollars nor more than
iity dollars for every ofense.
SIC. 3. No person shall permit or suffer anv
sub-tancs Of the nature mentioned in the pre.
| ceding secti IN, which is liable to became nm.
| trid or offensive. or injurious to tie public
health. to remain on any premises owned or
occupied by him. il this City, for longer De-
rod Than twenty -four hours at any one time.
, from the 6r-t day OF March t. the arss dsy Z
80, ,,,,r, d,r;,o a.. o,h.. 80 - 'y
h,., the same sb,Ii hs =. r,f,v.d
u,,b;n IN. tina .h,v. J,.;ar.,od
en- -h., .h.II v;,I.,. -:
en- sh,i h. s,,h;'.., ., " '"ls
one dollar nnr more than tw wenty-6ve dollar,
d,v ,I, =, mr ,b,II n. .i,ox.d o.. ...;eH ~
, nx;,;,, e., m. e., .,G.ns.
! Sc NJ, ,.,..,,, sh.,I -
,nv w., r.nS..r srv ..G.i ,.;.,'.., '. o,n' or IN
Lard or ,,,lnw, ar stem n, r.nS.. a.. -"asu
sub. t.ucc in such m,nnsr a. -, o.":.;" "'".' .'
offensive sm,Ii ar : hin v;i, na :u!
su,b n,o.e.s an tain, a.. a.. ., so"S
,,,~h,l.,,,r,.. ,- ,,e..,;v -,
IN. limit. of this C,,v. An, nr,s'n H.. a.a'm "sam
violate .sv provi,i,n of ,h,s ssc,;,n Ell =.
.ubi. ct. ior each ofrense IN g.. Of ,,.', ~.
than ON. dollar nor more tb.p Ten dallas
\ S.c 10 Anv owner or occrn.,., .c
Ia Low eb b,ndl,ri. sh,n. so.n 6,c,or, ,.,na.:
I d,.t;lIsrr I;,erv st.tI. c,.,,I. 80 -h
barn, raekiu. bou.r. .i,u.h,er hons. q. rs,..
derirg es,abji.bment. ri,h;n ,b;s Ga, ~,
shall >uif..r the same IN become n,u..on. E,ni
o. .ffrnsive. ,b.lI N. fued in , ,ru n., -.
than five dollars nor more than ar, dol,.,. ;,'
each and every case.
SIC II. if.pv perso, the o,n., n, o..,.
; pant of .pv or,unds n, .su;.., i'm -,h;. c.
sh.ll k.en ,s .,,,..- IA. -. =, -. =.
cond lion rs to b. offensive and n nu;s.ncs s" !"
the neiehi,orhood. he sh,l, he suhiec, ~ : srs
twenty hre dollars. and like hne for every
!, Jay SUCH Nuisance shall Continue after the Srsi
cohsicil"n.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-08-11

~ The late great battle was fough'
in the vicinity of the town Of l. Lsn,erbach
The old Dutch song. "In Lsuterbach h.h
Ich mein strumpf ferloren." can be trans
lated BY the Frenchmen thus: In L.u
,erbach l bad my socks whipped Cd Of
me-"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-08-11

w The New York Times is satisfied
that. with the proper spirit on ho'h sides.
Congress aud the President may yet kiss
and make NJ.
The difficulty is. Congress ia not willing
to accept Grants selection of the spot to
kiss.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-08-11

~ 1t is the papers Who support
Clarke that ere asking for the renom'na
ticn Of Gov. Harvey Topeka Record.
We sre in favor of the nomination Of
Gov. Harvey, and We are not supporter
Of Clarke.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-08-11

STATE CoSvESrIoS.-The Republican
State Central COMMITTEES met ct Lsw-
renee. on Tuesday. and fixed upon Sep
tember 9Th as the day for the meeting Of
the State Convention. Representation is
increased. There will be allowed del
egste for every $500 population. and for
every fraction over that number, howsv-
er small,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-08-11

~ II is saii that Clarke does not
want any msn sent as delegate TO the
State Convention. unless he has seduced
woman, committed rape. or stolen
something He has not got . sure thing
On any other sort.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-08-11

E In the Legislature. last Winter.
Hensel. of Mem aha. WAS called BY some
body. for some unaccountabls reason. the
wit Of the House" The next piece ol
wit will probably be got off at his ex.
pense. and will read something liks tbir:
The said Hensel stands indicted upon
the charge Of an attempt to commit q
rape, to ul."