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FANCY fGOODS.
CHARLES ". GREEN

THERLES w. GREEN,
NO. eS KING STREET.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
An extraordinary variety, at lowest possible
prices.
W WiNFEk U 4EBEk WEAE:
LARGE INVOICES.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS.
W WiNTEK U 3 NDER " EAR
STOCK IMMENSE.
100 ----- PRICES LOW.
ALL SIZES.
WINTER UNDERWEAR.
WINTER UNDERWEAR.
MERINO,
SHAKER FLANNEL,
RED FLANNEL,
CANTON FLANNEL,
SILK,
COTTON,
LINEN.
WHITE DRESS SHIRTS,
...- BEST manufactured
Prices from $l25 to s3-mads t. order by
measurement
ENGLISH, GERMAN AND AMERICAN
HOSIERY,
Silk, Thread and Merino Cotton.
HANDKERCHtEF DEPARTMENT
| presents unrivaled Inducements botn in ladies'
and gentomen's goods.
IT, Persons interested in the purchase Of
goods above mentioned would do well to exam
inc my stock. ~
CHAS. w. GREEN,
nov 9-eo5t G6 King street.
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RAILROAD LINES.

TNOXS EXPRESS checks Baggage from
N Residences. Hotels, &c, to all points on
the W. & O.R.R. Also to the Railroad Depot IN
Washington, or any address IN TINS CITY " M ash,
ington, or Georgetown. Office NO: N0rtD
Washington street. J. 3. RIDGWAY.
aug Agent, Alexandria. Va.
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GROCEREE9.
~ REAT REDU CTION
" IN THE

REAT REDUC TION
" INTHE
PRICE OF TEA
Having purchased full stock before the al.
vance in gold we are enabled to sell TEAS
from 10 to Is per cent cheaper than heretofore.
Examine our
Gunpowder, s1.25 sl.4O, SLIGO; eztrs....S 1870
Imperial, ST. $3.50; - 1.5O
Young Hyson, 81 " l.60
Oolong, black, ST., S1l5; " ..... l.2h
Japan, slips; % ...... J6G
English Breakfast, q ...". :.25
Any Tea purchased from Us we guarantee
pure, and if not satisfactory will be exchanged.
We have also full stock Of Green and Roast
COFFEES, SUGARS, SPICES. MUSTARD,
SUDAS, SOAPS, CANNED FRUITS, &c.
CHINESE TEA COMPANY,
No. II North Royal street,
aug l0-1y Near the Market
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
: AIDES BUTTON BOOTS,

a fine stock: French Kid, Velvet English
Turkey Morocco Fo1ed and other new styles,
which cannot be surpassed for beauty, durabil-
ity and cheapness, 80. ,-.a',
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ORANGE. ALEXANDRIA AND MAN
" ASSAS RAILROAD.
So ga M M ssss

On and after MONDAY, Oct. II, 1870 one
daily passenger train will run between WASH
INGTON and IYNCHBURG, connecting at
Gordonsvllle, with the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad TO Richmond, Staunton and the Vir-
GINA Springs; at Lynchburg for the West and
Southwest, and at Washington, to the North
and Northwest
Leave Washington daily at 6:55 g. M, and
Alexandria at 800 a. M, arriving at Lynchburg
at sos p. m.
Leave Lynchburg at 8:25 3. M. arrive at
Alexandria at 5:25 y. H., and at Washington
al els p. n.
Passengers for MANASSAS DIVISION
will leave Alexsndris with the main line train
daily, except Sunday, at 8 o'clock q. M; pass
Strasburg at 1884 p NJ, and arrive at Harrison
burg at 4:50 p. m. -,... r1'.
Eastward, leave Hsrrisonburg at 9:25 o. M;
pass Strasburg at ll:25 g. NJ, and connecting at
Manassas junction with main line, arrive at
Alexandria at 5:25 p. m. .. ....
Good connections by comfortable coaches,
are made to Fairfax Court House from Fairfax
station; to Middleburg from Plains; TO Up
perville from Piedmont, and to Stanton from
| Harrisonburg. ....,..
Both the Eastward and Westward bound
| trains make close connection at Strasburg with
the Winchester and Strasburg Railroad to Win
chester, Harper's Ferry, &c.
Through tickets and baggage checked TO all
prominent points.
J. n. BHOADUS,
| oct 18--.f General Ticket Agent.
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SSTASHINGTON & OHIO RAILROAD
%##HaRga

On and after October 24th, 1870, the trains on
this road will be run as follows:
The Mail Train will leave Alexandria daily,
except Sunday, at $3.50 o. m; arrive at Lees
burg at 1920 a. NJ, and Hamilton at 1910 q. M
Leave Hamilton at 1915 p. m, and Leesburg
at 1885 p NJ, and arrive at Alexandria at 2:36
p. m.
The Acco1nm odation Train will leave Alex-
exandris daily, except Sunday, at p. NJ, and
arrive at Leesburg at $50 p. m. Leave Lees
burg at flo q. M, and STRIVE at Alexandria at
$40 g. m.
The $50 a. m. train from Alexandria and 1916
p m: train from Hamilton, connect at Hsmll on
with Kemp's Daily Line of Coaches fo- 7 L
cellville, Snickersville, Berryville and Y -
which leave Leesburg daily for Balls Mill,
Aide and Middleburg.
oct 19-tf 4. 81. HAVENNER, Tick. Agt
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NEW BOOKS AZ FRENCH'S


" No. 95 King street.
a Key to the knowledge of Church History,
tAncienD by John Henry Blunt, Ma; 81.
Key to tho knowledge and Use cs the
Book Of Common Prayer, by j. II. Blunt;
MA; 81. is. :.. :.-
The Importance of Ascertaining the gistori-
cal Truth Concerning jesus, by w. Fl. Tu-ness;
Ancient Classics for English Readers, edited
by Rev. w. Lucas Collins, M. A.
Now ready, (Homor) The Odyssey, The II.
lad. Herodotus and Caesar; 81 each.
Notices and Aphorisms, from Shakespeare; 3
hand book of reference and quotation, arranged
alpha betically, with copious index of words
and ideas; two styles of binding; ST. Is and
81 90.
Episodes in an Obscure Life, being experiences
in the Tower Hsmlets, by curste, handsome
ly illustrated paper covers. 75.; bound, 81 Is.
Good Stories for Young People, BY popular
authors; profusely illustrated; 81 rs
Good Words for the Young, 1876, English
The Sunday Magazine: complete, l volume,
English copy, 1870; 81 SO.
The Little Match Girl, q poem, by q lady CT
Charleston, SC. illustrated by the author; 25c.
In Memoriam, q sermon preached on the
death Of General Robert 4. Lee, in Christ
Church, Ae1andria, Va, by the rector, Rev.
Randolph Il. McKim. Published BY tho unsn-
imous request of the Vestry of Christ Church
Only few copies left: price l5c-msiled to
any part OF the country on receipt of lS..
no now ''0AS anu '""sS1'ne q cay Z. FRENCH
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That appli-
andris and Manassas Railroad Company for the
renewal of the following lost or mislaid certif-
Gates of their stock issued to me, viz:
No. SO. Jan. %. 1864, for SO shares pref stock.
No. 46O, Feb. %, 1853, for 50 shares. Trnnref
No. 935, Sep. 80, 1856, for q shares. : s+dnls
No. 1926. APP. 8, 1883, for IL shares.) S'0oN'
Also certificate issued to me as trustee for
Mrs. s. E. Scott, viz: No. 1913, Nov. Is. 1860
for share unpreferrcd stock
nov 3-1aW2m JOHN WILLIS.
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r AIDES LASTING BOOTS.

a great many new styles, handsome ant
At WADDEY'S, IA King street.
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STEAMBOATS,.

oHORTEST ROUTE TO WILMIN GTON
= CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH, NEW
ORLEANS, AND ALL POINTS SOUTH
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WOOD AND COAL.

rOALl CCALI. ........--.--...-. =
" "A cargo of RED ASH COAL is now dis
charging at ]. Fl. D. Shoots wharf
aug 20 J. LEATHERLAND.
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DANK OF THE OLD DOMINION.

I'D Alexandria, Va, June 9th, $50.
Notice is hereby given that the countersign
ed notes of this Bank and its Branch at Pearls
burg must be presented at this office for re-
demption at par on or before the 1st day Of
July, 1871, or the same will be barred, in con :.
Virginia, passed June 10th, 1870, entitled an
Act for the relief of the Bank of the Old Do.
minion.'
This Bank having been in a course OF liqui.
dation for the past FIVE years, and it being very
desirable to close up it's business and to redeem
the small amount of its circulation now out
standing, the holders of its notes are earnestly
requested to present them for payment at an
early day. WIN. II. LAMBERT, Cashier
r. II. MILLER Prest ie 27-1awSm
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lust RECEIVED AND FOR SALE AT
y REASONABLE RATES.
so sacks Old Government Java, Lsguyrs and
Rio Coffees.
40 boxes medium and 1no Chewing Tobacco.
10 hhds medium and choice p. X. Sugar.
80 bbls Refined Sugars.
90 boxes Factory and English Dairy Cheese.
hhds Sides and Shoulder Bacon.
so bbls Fine Old Whiskey.
10 half chests choice Oolong, Japan, Imperial
and g. p. Tea sc.
A full assortment of selected goods at whole
sale and retail, by R. NJ. LAWSON,
nov 3 Successor to Brewis s. Lawson.
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IT, Persons interested in the purchase OF
goods above mentioned would do well to cxa1n-
inc my stock. ~
CHAS. w. GREEN,
nov 9-eo5t GS King street.
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MISSES FINE BOOTS,
VM In every style, quality and price,,
at WADDEY'S, "A King street.
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DOYS AND YOUTHS SLIPPERS, fo
ID house and street, very cheap.
oct l9--tf WADDE9'S, "a King st.
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TOHN 4. FIELD,
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MISSES WALKING AND SCHOOL
M BOOTS. -
& fine stock of new styles, beautiful, durable
and very cheap, ..
At WADDEY'S, IA King street.
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rOTOMAC ANSPORTATIOM LINH.
ST A NJ Err EX Z r Z SIS,
liant A q ErcErE

Will resume her route on Tuesday, M"fcA
list, leaving pier No. 10, Light street y gTaz.
wharf, Baltimore, EVERY TUES l.s ssssss:e
DAY, st 4 p. m. for Alexandria, Washing.oa
and GEORGETOWN, stopping ut the following WY
points on the Potomac river: Iiney POM,
stones Wharf, CoburI, Chaptico Wharf, Ch"}-
el Point, Matthias Point. Smiths Point, Mani
mcy Stores and Pye's Wharf.
Returning, will leave Sixth street wharf,
Washington, EVERY SATURDAY, OF 4 T..
m., and King st. wharf, Alexandria, a. I: n.
For further information apply to
J BRODEKS 81 CO.,
feb % No. IL King street, Alexandria
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-02-17

KENO "A little fellow from Boston.
who is visiting in the West, writes back
to bis friends as follows:
The 6rst night after came to Chey-
enns. Cousin Jim took me to sae an
institution which the people call Keno. {"
They have them here instead Of lectures.
It's funny thing. A lot of men sll sit
around tables studying arithmetic on lit
tie cards. A msu sits up in the corner
on sort Of q pulpit. and whirls thing
arouad that hooks like q sugar bowl.
He lets come little round white balls come
out ct the bottom. which look like Jumps
of sugar. He has little blsck. board at
his left. which he nses to teach the class
When the exercises commence, every
chap pays bis tuition, and commences
his lesson. Then the teacher begins to
give o1t the sums. and the scholars put
kernels Of corn on the fgnres to remem-
Der them better. Pretty soon, enc fellow
cries ont Keno" and the rest ell s,y
''sngar." or wPrAs 10 that effect. TGuTe
il lots Of corn scattered around on the
tables. so you. will no, be at all surprised.
when tell you that sometimes men get
eorned When a fellow gets two corns
in row. it is called "case." and il he
gets corned be is called hard case.
When a man looses all his tuition. he is
said to be "busted." and he can't 90 to
that school sny more. The same legis-
iatnre that gave women . right to vote.
made Law that men should go TO the
keno-I don't like keno-,he tuilion is
too high. TOMMY.
N. B.-They give gold prizes here to
the best scholar, the same ss they do in
Boston.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-02-17
-Iaw 10 ENFORCE the A meuaue....

WAsHIseTnN. ID. c.. Feb. 8.
The Reconstruction Committee has
sgreed TO report a bill To enforcs all
amendments recently male to the Con-
stitu,ion Of the United States. 1t origi-
mated with Mr. Lawrence. of Ohio, and
is deemed necessary. becsuse Chief Jas-
,ice Chase held. in a decision ct Rich
moud last summer, that the Constitution
does not execute itself The bill makes
IL periary fos any officer to falsely take
The oath prescribed in the Fourteenth
Amsndmrsf. and imposes the penalties
Of felony on persons who get into ofice
without having been relieved from poht-
ical disabilities. 1t gives the courts pow
er TO do everything necessary to enforce
any constitutional amendment. already
m ads, as veil IS TO enforce end carry into
feet the fundamental conditions on W hich
sny State is admitted to representation
in Congress. The tinal section prov ides
that any person who. under color Of any
law statn,e. ordinance. regulation, custom
or otherwise. shall sui jet. or c'use to b.
subjected. any citizen or inhsbi,ant ofthe
United States. or of any State or Terri
tory, to the deprivation ar denial Of any
right. privilege. or franchise. secnred. pro-
tectea. or grlutei by this act. or BY any
amendment of the Constitution. which
has been, or may be made. or by any
fundamental condition upon which any
State has been, or may be. admitted to
representation in Congress. or admitted
into the Union. shall be deemed ruilty OF
misdemesnor. and punished sceordisgix
Special Dispateh to the Chicago Trib
une.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-02-17

i.
The Oskalooss Independent publishes
the following article in reference to the
Kansas press:
No State Of tbs age Of K ansss ever
produced so many ably conducted paper.
AZ she stands first in the War for the
Union. having sent more troops into the
field thsn any other. in accordance with
population. 80 shs supports more news
papers than any other. More thsn three
ffths of the soldiers she sent to the wars
perished-s grs,ter ratio BY odds than
the mortality from any other Safe. which
proves the bravery Of her sons; and the
ratio Of her population who resd and
take papers is larger than that Of her sis
ters.
We receive and read .lI the papers
published in this young Central SrATE.
snd speak from the card when VIC say
thsy will compare favorabiy with the
journals Of any Stats in the Union.
The four daily papers in Leavenworth.
the two each At lawrence. A'chison aad
Topeks. will excel any papers in the
world published in so young communi-
ty. and in cities Of no greater population.
Such results arc not attained by scci-
dent. II rsquires ability. skill. presevsr-
snce and capital TO COMPASS such ends
But with such men a, Wilder, Martin,
Speer. Thscher, Kslloch. Reynolds.
Prou,y. Baker. and others perhaps equal
ly worthy. os,wison we hays less PER-
sonsl knowledge. 40 such word as fail is
known. @
And 10 the co,ntry Press We have rn ore
than score most worthily conducted.
We hardly dare designate where there
are 40 many that deserve mention; but a
few OF the older ones may call for a word.
The White Cloud Chisf. the Emporia
News. the Fort Sect. Monitor. fnow as
suming city sirs.) Paols Rsprhliciu,
Burlington Patriot, junction City Union,
and others. have lived through the vicis-
situdes of years. gaining strength with
age. and always firm in the advocacy OF
the principles Of liberty and progress.
As the needle points to the pole, so the
Kansas Press points to the pathway ON
WARD. And this adherence to the right
is one cause oftbe success of X .nsas Jour.
mails. May they ever prove true, allie,
prosperous. and worthy representatives Of
our noble commonwealth"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-02-17

bent his stsPss 10 the Spring of 1860.
At ST. Joseph. an incident occurred which
deserves mention, as it had some iuflu.
ence on bis future life. A nnte l. ., ock.
raiser was at the ferry. with lssye num-
Der of j.ckssses. which he was bringing
over to dispose Of to tho settlers. A.
there was SEINE trouble 10 getting them
on board the boat. Jones kindly proffsred
his assistance. when the owner plsced the
hslters Of four of the animsls in his ham,
20 hold. Just then msn came along
who has since occupied the position Of
Judgs 81 this District. 1--WE will call
him Price. for short, Though the resder
will at once see that the name 10 ficti.
tious Seeing Jones thus occupied, be
exclaimed: Good Lord! friend, do Won
know what poker hand you have 90, 90
Jones confessed he conld not see it.
why" replied Price. "don't 700 see.
you bold the four jacks?" From that
time on, he was called Poker Jones"
until lie got rid Of the name by again tax.
ing thst of jenkins. When his father
in-law heard Of it. he disinherited him.
jenkins at once m ads his ind u nee felt
in the politics Of the County. The two
parties had been Just about evenly divid.
Ell. but at the first election in which
jenkins participated. the R+publissns
carried the County by one msjority! At
tie beginning Of tbs war. he commanded
the Bur-Oak Rangers. Just before the
election. at the head Of his Rangers. be
drove everybody else out of the County.
and Immediately thereafter. WAS elected
County Clerk without opposition! Since
then. his course has been onward and up.
ward. and we feel justified 10 saying.
that il II does not continue to be so, it
will not be his fault.
Young men, initiate his virtccs!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-02-17
Indian Treaties.

WAsHINGroN. DC. Feb a Secretary
Cox has finished his examination OF the
pending Indian treaties now before the
Senate. bnt Enacted on. and has decided
TO recommend to the President the with
drawsl OF all which provide for the sale
OF lands to railroad corporations. Those
are the treaty with the Great and Littls
Osages: that with the Sscs and Foxes. of
Missouri and lows; that with the O;oes
and slissonri' and that with the Ksws
oi Kansas. The latter provides for the
sale ofsome OF the best lands in the State
to the Southern Brsnch OF the Pscific
railrosd. at from 81 cents to 81 SO per
acre. A number Of New York and Esas-
tern railroad men. sad several Senators.
are exsrting themselves vigorously to
induce the President to disregard the re-
commendstion Of the Secretary.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-02-17
WHITE CLOUD, KANSAS:
Thlrsaay, February IL, 1870.


The Census bill. on which Congress
has spsot 80 much time. has been killed
at last; and now the Census must be tax
ca sader th, old srrsrgment. which will
postpone : srs-spportionmsnt Of Congress.
uen for two years longer. The "lesdine
Psper of Kansas" has expended much
wind on this subject. which. we regret to
say. has been wasted. Bot the severes.
bio" 10 upon the Kansas politicians.
Tbs project Of districting the State is
squelchsd. ss il also the snug little
scheme Of holding an adjourned session.
about September. to doctor up Die.
treis,soi afew sfdent sspitsnts. But the
pstiotis politicians. who confidently e,-
psctsd to represest the three Districts in
Congress. are in the worst plight Of ell.
They must now concentrate their ener.
gies upon the ons Congressional opening,
upen the State Offices, and upon seats in
the Legislature. OF course. as there will
be thus more rsvenous seekers after the
few places, there will be mvre dissppoint-
ments.
Three Copgressmen would make Kan
sss look like big end growing State.
For that reason. we would like it we'll
enough ifshe we're entitled to them. But
upon other considerations, We are heart.
lily glad ef the Postponement. We like
to see the buagry and greedy shysters dis,
appointed. who have been fixing things
to 60 to Congress. regardless Of the wish
es or interests Of the people. Kansas is
badly enough Ofiwitb ber one Represents
tive: The other two would in all probsbil-
ity be fully as poor sticks, and perhaps
much worse; % that the fewer We have, the
less Z 'nsas will be disgraced. Doubtless
Job would hsvs preferred that bis bad
blood should have been concentrated in
one large boil. even il that were on SPOT
to prevent nis sitting down. rather than
be covered all over With small ones. So
Kansas is better of with her one boil.
than she would be with multitude OF
smaller ones.
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THE DEVIL AMONG THE PReAcHERs.-
From the Pittsburs Post:

THE DEVIL AMONG THE PReacHERs.-
From the Pittsburs Post:
An article with ths above csption re-
Gently appeared 10 an Eastern paper. the
writer of which cites the easmp les of the
Rev. Mr.. Cooke. of New York, who the
other day left his wife and eioped with
school girl Of his congregation; of the
Rev. DR.. Lands. of Philadelphia, who
has just been convicted Of issning obscene
publications; Of the Rsve. Henry Ward
Bescher and Frothinghsm. who have re-
Gently endesv0red to make adultery and
bigsmy respectable. We have in our
possession the facts of ca.e over on the
Southside. which eclipses any Of those
mentioned. A young minister took
charge of congregation over there about
eleven months ago. since which time. un-
til week before last. be b,s been board
ing in the family Of a member of his
church. One day the young minister
suddenly disappeared. leaving behind him
q written confession Of "ministeral in
discretions" with the wife of the gentle
man with whom he had been making bis
homs. The woman is young and hand
some. and is the daughter of wealthy
md Influential citizen Of one of the South.
'ids boroughs. The affair is town talk
,vsr there. furnishing ample m.terisl for
hs scsn1al-mongers. who are making
he most Of il.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-02-17
TO CoNsUMPrIyEs.

THE Advertiser. having been restored to
health in a few seek-. by very simple rem
edy. after having suffered severll years with
a severe lung affection. and that dreadinl dis.
ease. Consumption-is anxious 70 make known
TO his fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
To all Who desire il. he will send copy Of
the prescription used. ffree Of chsrge.) with
tie directions for preparing and using the
same, which they viii find a sgRE CuRE ros
CoNsunFrios. ASTHMA. BEoscRrs, etc. The
object of the advertiser in sending the Pre-
scrip;ion is to benefit the afflicted, ard spread
information which he conceives to be invalua-
BILE; and he hopes every sufferer will try his
remedy. as it viii cost them nothing, and NAV
prove . blessing.
Parties Wishing the prescription, viii please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON
wiIIiamsbufg. Kings County. New York.
dec. 2, 69-ly.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-02-17
r. Senator Pome,ov wbo 10

F Senator Pomeroy. who is more
notoriously corrupt than any man in
Congress, is denounced as he deserves BY
the leading Republican Journal of Kan
sss. the Leavenworth Times and Conserv-
ative. This venal scamp had the effront.
cry the other day in speech to say thst
1.-THE man who went into Freem sson's 8
lodge turned his back on Christ" Hap
pity, the conrse OF D. W. Wilder. of the
Times and Conservative. will make Pom
erOy's reelection impossible. Hisserm
expires in 1873 His infsmy should
hsve s'snr'd his expulsion long ago
New York World.
Alter reading such stuff az the above.
we feel like say ing to Frshbsck's IS Iudisn:
IL thank thee for teaching me that
word!''
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-02-17
eE The President hs. .ppointed Jest

T The President has appointed Jesse
K. Grant Postmaster at Covington. KY.
We suppose the rebel trsdueers will en-
deavor to hunt up some relst ionship be-
tween the President end TIE sppoiutee.
We suspect the President could not well
avoid making the appointment, bat had
to do it. in order to rid himself of an un-
mitigsted old bore. But it is hard on the
people Of Coviug,on.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-02-17

Texas MAsoss.-The Grand Lodge Of
Mssons of Texas. at its last session. call.
ed especial attention to the article in the
constitution forbidding habitusl drank
enness. swearing and gambling, and it
has made il the especial duty of the Dis
trict Grand Lecturers, in their visits, to
inquire particularly into this thing. and
. lodge that permits her members to
practice them is to have its charter sr-
rested.