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CITY ITEMS.

SUMNER UNDERWEAR
The greatest variety OF good articles, at low
prices. GRo. @. HHNNINe,
40 7th stre0t. n. w.
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A nice fitting Suit can always be found at p
Wallach's, Odeon Hall, corner Az stree. and
Pennsylvania avenue
OF American and imported Cloths and CASH
Teres.
Alo, large stock OF Blue Flannel Frock and
Sack SUITE.
White Marseilles Vests, double and single
breasted.
Best stock Of Mems, Youths and Boys Shirts
in the city.
Gents Underwear a speciality.
+. WALLACE, Odeon Hall,
corner AZ street and Peun. avenue.
Odeon Ad1. Odeon Hall.
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THRRR's NOTHING LIKE Ir.n-"Don't wish
for better" Better than any other we have
used" "Like IL much.n "Can't speak too
highly Of It." ''There can be no fault found
"Don't use any other.D These are Q few quota
lions from the hundreds Of testimonials in favor
Of Dosley's Yeast Powder, which Is the only
chemically pure, harmless, healthy and nutri-
uoue article OF the kind in market. Perfectly
reliable, easy to use, convenient and recon-
mended by all. For sale by grocers. DooLEY
& BROTHER, Proprietors, 60 New Street, New
forks NTH
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6PRrHe CoLoRs-I have Just received larpe
assortment OF our celebrated Dollar Kid In nav
shades. CHAs. BAUD. 40e 7th street.
OALIyo1NIA OArAw1A WuD on draushf. n
Hinsr'ss 90 tn skeets opposite GA TsilovT
0aus o,3y0:
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TIE urPRrCHDsrTxD SUCCESS which the 80
Mclean q Hooper Elastic Look stitch.Sewina
Machine has met with, has induced the Messrs.
Rosenthal to secure Also the agency or the I'M
proved Wilson Shuttle $40 Sewing Machine,
(Which stitch alike on both sides Of the fabric,j
E.thef OF thoee machines are fret class; can DO
e. much variety work e any, and even more
6an some high priced machines. They are sold
on very accommodating terms, and warranted
BY A. q j. Rosenthal, No. 40 Seventh street.
yen adapted for heavy work, such a. leofIsr.
clotsg, ETC., a. it IL for al kinds Of fsmilv RI
ing, and We weuld call the attention Of shoa-
MAKERS tailors, carriage trimmers, &C., 70 this
ExTRAoRpqHARY BAleAIu IN Boom Ann
SHo1e--Betng fully determined . relinouish
the boot And shoe business by the lst OF June
Am now ohertng NJ complete stock 6 prioeo
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n NHHAP bUMMER GOODS
~ FOR SALE BY
BENJAMIN MILLER,
101 GKIpGE STREET, GEORGETOwr, d. C
q Ladies Dress Goods ct REDgCED PRICES.
Black Liam Lace Shawls.
Victoria and White Oreaudie Lawns.
Blsck Canvass Grenadines, from rs cts. to 81
~ Case Superior Blesched Cotton, yard wide,
.!uslas Kid Gloves, Josephs ditto. Spring o,lors,
Gauze FlapnsIs, Summer Under Vests
Spence Black Gro Grain six, e1.1S, a.,
Large stock Of Goods, for Men and Boys wear
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RI THOMAS D0wLIEG, Auct'r; Georgetown
SALE OF HAbgABL1 EIAL ESTATE II

SALE OF sA A5EAs++55wEE.. ZEAL A q ESTATE IN
- The 1adersisned d sathorized By the
-: DxI: June "a, ISL. q o'oioef' , - n, On
s gr p5demises' the following lots or parcels Of
Los: 81 e and a. tro..ins 40 fest on the ....
EiDs between sth street and north end Of MARKET
S Lets in a7 fronting 50 feet on the west ode Of
aish street and g feet the east side Of MARKET
a6.frontipg 20 feet on the west .de Of Bish arest
and s. feet on the east aide Of narfet street
11-fronting 80 feet on the vest side Of Mar ket
lss-frontiDa IS feet on The west ode q Market
street With depth Of 70 feet:
q H:gh street, q few doors north Of Gay street,
TWO INV s,sroRY FRAME HOUSES,
arsets having front Of ~ feet on the east side Of
asS HsD arfI g Bsfc& %f HSGss
No. 50, containing Is rooms. besides bath room.
nsvs and ds ees1 sa sss ons Of
the best built houses in the town. 0A' VI
ass sS depth siHoi 80 ss Se r r.f
Of sAid lot being feet wider thsn the front
s-sT0RY AND ATTIC BRICK HOUSE.
20: %: containing rooms and kitchen besides .
S'Ii he an nsle s0 Unit 1900 Too@ wifi, tn. nth
street, end continue In the order in which the lots
are named in this advertise ment, and VIII be sold
cry, situated in very desirable parts Of tbe town
G n ..c
m<nts, BEARING intere at six and twelve months
80 on each suress q so.s On .s
remsiping terms Of sale are not complied with within
resoid in five days notice in any cSnyenient news re-
paper nf the risk and cost 81 the dsfsutipg purcha
DYED TBos. BOWLING. Anct.
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G o Ii NJ B L A 4.
OLD AND Kew.
ns Change Of GOverrnnt-fAs Guy Goveynmen
Passed xsra1-f hs Territorial Govern
newt IN Ch1ros.

1As CAano, Of Goverpmsns-fAs CITY Governments
Passed xsraI-fhs Territorial Govern
went IN Charge.
At II o'clock last night the corporations Of
Washington and Georgetown and the Levy
Court passed out OF existence. The corporation
OF Washington has been In operation for period
OF nearly seventy years, the inhabitants having
been first Incorporated by act Of Congress OF
1S02 The corporation Of Georgetown was In
existence about 50 years.
Last evening, DIR. TindaIl, clerk to Governor
Cooke, acting under the Governors instrac-
lions, obtained the services Of two policemen,
and going to the City Hall, with the Mayors
clerk, At midnight, they Awakened the watch
man, Mr.. Burns. and placed the omces In charge
OF the policemen, who remained on duty al
night, ard we're relieved by others this morn
ing. The ON GERS OF the late corporation were
admitted to the building this morning, and are
busy to- day winding mp business.
Rx-MAYOR EMBRY TO GOV. COOKE.
The following letter was sent by NJ q. Emery,
late Mayor OF Washington, 10 Governor Cooke
this morning:
awAsHrNGroS, ID. O., June LIST. 1871 Dear
sir The corporation of Washington having ex-
pIred, have the honor to inform you that am
now re ady TO surrender the City Hall with thu
archives OF the late city government.
Yours, respectfully, NJ. G.. EMERY"
III. ID. Cooke, Governor, DE.
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LABORER's STRIKE.
C0LU.uBLA sTRRRT Railway:
W0rknen Driven on
FnYfher Tronhle AppHehended.

fArsaterine Attitude of the strikers-Tze Police
on Hand The SIS iteys TO Hold q Meeting
this Afternoon.
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HAVE just received our new styles OF Cor
seq. Also, full assortment Of the j. B. p.
Corsefs, which 1 sell ct reasonable prices. D.
BAUM, COS 7th street, Corset Manufacturer.
OHILDR1N'e SUITS, In Linen, Lawn, and Mar
seilles; also, fine Imported Dresses, and sold @
low figures, q O. BAUM's Undergarment Fac
tory.
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Afm PANAMA. HAT. worth ffty dollars. for
tsenty. A rare chance FOR one wanting such An
article. Ts BE seen sg Princes Baxzr.
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COMPANY A WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY
elected the following executive committee: Col,
Dalton, Harry j. Ebbs. Also the following
officers: w. G.. Moore. captain; X. O. Lewis.
first lieutenf n Oscar r. Hough, second lieu
tenant; VIM. A. Yates, tnird lieutenant; M. p.
sergeant, and VIM. A. Mexican, third sergeant
FROM LaDgran, Ogilvie & Co. we have the
London Quarterly RsUssao ter Aprtl-American
edition.
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Nh. JoHs r. GRBssB, one OF the proprietor,
or the Moore water meter, has made ae1dsvt,
that Mr.. Cranes statements % the Board o,
Are untrue
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pa THOMAS BOWLING, AuctT; Geofgeiol

SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROyED PROP.
= On THU RsDAY AFTERNOON. june list,
0lal at o'clock, win sell. IN front Of the
feet on the south ode Of Beal street between Oon-
grees and High streets, with q depth Of I'D feet.
with interest. secured By Q deed OF trust on the
otoperty. 9lo0 will be required when the perty
!, struck on Oonveyancing and stamp Ut the cost
myD. eoSt6d THOMA Az DOWNING kucx
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TEE RsTABLIsanRsT OF M. H Prince, f0Os
Isnnsyisani. avenue, viii be closed ut seven y.
N. until the lst OF September.
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@Ths Paris Commune ntly died in esms-
~An honest employment 10 the hest innerIt-
anee that can IAN to any one.
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An ADVERTISER to- day appears to offer How
ard University ground exceedingly cheap.
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LADIES SUITS made TO order from &c up; also,
Suits for Children and Misses, at q. Baums
Hoop Skirt and Corset Factory, lOs 1th street.
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Ta1 PIezos sHoorIsG on Tuesday, at tho
The follosing was the footing no on the score
naynew y, Ferguson Q, Cronin Y, Jensen g.
tstal 81; sgAinst Casparis I, Hess :, LAWSON s.
Grifhth 1to NJ Is. -
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Odeon Han

EASE TO THE FKKr,-For Corns and other
diseases Of the feet visit DIR. Whites establish
ment, 535 18th street. opposite U. s.. Treasury.
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Ssss2 n ss:sa a.:
naic.aI ksrsblied. pev.ssper in Esysnbsr. Iss So
IN r.iessDee 10 a alleged direputabis Iason Be,
and von.n Who had been : CLERK IN thss d ~
nset, and riruey mes for elo 90 dsmsles:
yro,e % Linnsy e1istsncs Of the notes in hs
a sen srisiss, p1biished = the k,pxbeasL Kinney
esnsa sitnes' attention to the ustter
snrss e ~ produesd the resister Of the Msnsion
QUE IN Aiexendrfa, and presented an entry Of
~ eutnsrs and lady We, made 18th BsDtsnbsr,
rs e 1870, w1o1 rooms is and i tOommuiicstnsj
". H. E,azte,, justice Of the ps>ce. ts~tiaed
that the em6ayn vas made before hin snd ~ ist.
Ne testified that NJ Wilson called on hi1 - ~
Mrs. keelings sfhSsvit.
P0LICE COURT, yxdss Sssu-Hsnry Prst.-
snEesd win esia Rfofane and tndtet nj lsneua9S:
An A. bsooAs. charged With being vssrant: nned
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THl scHuETZu FKsr-Great indpcana,ts
are offered % plsssure-seekers to- M sht :, ,hs
ncnuetzen Park. The management have spared
neitner pains or expense % make this an a.
nscllYe place OF resort Lee those Who love
ment on account OF the weather. The DANCING.
eneoting, music, fireworks. and other sport.
WI 90 ON, weather or no.D
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HHPL1R has I'll kinds thermometen an,
barometers.
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TIE BOARD OF HEALTH st their meeting last
nshI, received Q communication from the
House Of Delegates askipg By what authority
tne board had appointed q clerk, established 4
pound, &C., which was referred 10 q committee
SSnnslng OF Dr. Coz and Professor LAngston.
GOV, sAd 70 be infected with rinderpest, con-
nned On eth street, between Frederfck and
ssyeue, Seorgetown, and II the fact was AZ
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BASE BAL1-Olynpfcs rf. A.hsties-About
evo thousand persons gathered to witness the
game between the Olympies, Of Washington,
city, yesterday. The game commenced win
the Olympics at the bat, and they were retired
with blank score. The Athletics took a turn.
and one had been put out, when q furious
storm commenced, and terminated the game
The HaymAkers, OF New York, arrived I'm
town yesterday, and In the afternoon went ONT
70 play the Nationals, but In Consequence OF the
showers only I'VE innings were played, result
Ing IN favor Of the Troj ans by score OF n to H,
To-day the Hsymakers will play the Olympic
amateurs, and to-morrov the Blue STOCKINGS.
who arrive hare from their tour to-day.
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COUECIL.-The Council met ct O'Clock . m
/ Mr.. Brown, from tbs eormfttee Of conference on
the disagreeng votes OF the two houses on the bill
proyidnR for temporary officers for the District,
submitted o report which gives the Governor the
power to appoint without Continuation by either
branch OF the Legislature the officers to hold their
petitions IS day 8, until otherwise provided by
law. The report Vas adopted.
! Mr.. Douglass introduced resolution in relation
TO the jurisdiction and ukc ions OF the two
shich declares that the Council cannot yield liz
right TO col hTming nomina tons made BY The Gov
o. u ade In purbuance Of law, to the House Of
Delegates. Laid over.
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tIstablishsd IN wsshia9tsa. q. O.. isaJ
lreofS O0RNo, DUNIOHs, BAD HALLS, &C., %
TIE H. can - yorn yits eess imped.tsIy ahsr
seous, and ne thsueands q Other resDoosbls Def.
Hours ffuO IN. toS p.D. myn
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-12-28

STAR SPANGLED BANNER.-This favorite family
paper takes its 100000 readers by surprise in the
issue for January, 1872 just received 1t is enar-
ged to same size as N. Y. Ledger, and appears in
an entire new dress, elegant new heading, border,
type, etc. 1t contains oRe-half more reading than
formerly, and is greatly improved in every re-
spect. This number contains four splendid Sto-
ries, Poetry, Wit and Wisdom, Sketches, Knowl-
edge in Nut Shell, Money Makers Mirror, Chill
dien's Department, Health Department, Farm
and Farmer, Cooks Corner, Ladies' Boudoir, Pen
and Scissors, Chip Basket, and the "RoGUEs
CORNER" special feature of this excellent pa
per. One Thousand swindlers, quacks and hum
bugs were named and exposed during 1871. The
publishers of the "Banner" GIVE a new and
superb "Prang Chrome" and their large and first
class paper whole year for only IS Cts. Try it.
Copies can he seen at this Office, or from any
newsman, or by sending cents to
STAR SPANGLED BANNER,
HINsDALE, N. H.
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HuABUGs-There are several advertisements
in our columns, furnished us by Advertising
Agents. which we believe to be unmitigated hum
bugs. If Agents take advantage of their contract
with u.s. to run in this class of advertising it does
NOT prohibit ms from warning the reader against
thenl-if such warning is necessary.
AgoOd many are wasting their money on L. d.
SIxE's Gift Enterprise. The valuable prizes are
always drawn by the tickets that remain unsold.
Ticket holders except occasionally for halt, get
nothing but plated jewclry, that would be dear at
one-fourth the cstimsted valae, or draw blanks.
1t will continue 50, from one year to another.
Advertisements of wonderful recipes sent free I;
of chances to make fabulous sums of money in
q short time; of great inducements to agents; and
all that class Of advertisements are humbugs, in
tended to swindle people ont of their money The
best way to earn money, is to go to work, and
quit patronizing swindlers.
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The Chicago fire having demonstrated that the
Joliet stone Is not reliable as building material,
orders have been given for building stone from
Cincinnati, Cleveland, Lake Superior and Kansas.
Mr.. Hillger, Of the KaIsa Stone Manufacturing
Company has received orders to send all the Barn.
ard stone that can be had, aud has been obliged
to refuse several or,lerA The Barnard quarries
are on the Fort Scott rosd southwest from Kansas
time the great Yariesy Of building stones in Mis-
souri, were more fully opened s-Sf Lonis Josr. Of
Com.
Miss Lydia L. Hall, who was acting assistant
United States treasurer during the recent absence
of Treasurer Spinner, was once Lowell factory
girl. The Lowell Cosriv says Miss HAL has been
missionary to the Choctaws, and in border
rnfiian days lived in Kansas, where she owned
large amount Of real estate. Meeting with some
misfortune in regard to titles Of property, she
went to Washington and has filed clerkshP III
the treasury department since, at the same time
studying law to enable her to recover her proper
ty in Kansas.
According to Professor Snow, of the State Uni
versity, this is the first year the Kaw river has
been closed in November since the settlement Of
the State, and there were only ten days last win
ter colder than the 10Th.
A large party Of Canadians who emigrated to
Louisiana last winter, are dissatisfied with that
country, and are about to come to Kansas. They
will purchase some of the desirable tracts belong
ing to the railroad company, on the line of that
road. After being located the colony will be
grestly increased by other emigrants from Canada
East.-Larrexee Tribune
A week ago last Sunday man named O'Neal,
at Burlington, got a charge Of buck-shot in his
arm from an accidentally discharged gun. The
shot entered the arm near the wrist, and ranged
up toward the elbow, along the bone, taking the
flesh partially of between the wrist and elbow.
DIR. Manson was sent for and attended to the
wounded arm. The Patriot says the man is doing
well and the arm will be saved.
The Fort Scott Monitor says that the trial of
John Coffee for the murder of Fred. PorteI was
concluded on the 18th. The jury returned ver-
diet of "guilty of manslanghter in the second de-
gree" Both the parties Coffee and Porter, were
cOlOred men.
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LOOK Our!-A printed slip is being sent over
the country, postage raid. signed sometimes by
j. b. WnIlAs, Health Officer If Allegheny. some
times hy CHAs YAEDLy, of Pittsburg, and some
times by other names, but all from the same vi
cinify, telling how the anthor cured a cancer ON
his arm, nose, or scme other part Of the body, by
drinking "wild tea," and putting the grounds on
the sore He sends out thisinformafi"p gratis,
for the benefit of those similarly afflicted wild
tea" he says, "grows in most efthe States"
Now, wen wager "purty' that this is the
groundwork of q swiudlo, 10 defraud those aflic-
ted with cancer of their probably meagre supply
of money. We de,sd know where the catch is,
but it is probably in the "wild tea" Most per-
SONS will know of no such herb, or what it is
while otben viii think it may mean sassafras,
pennyrcysl, peppermint, hoarhound, catnip, OF
some other medicinal plant. The result will be, an
application to one of the writers Of the circular
(and they are all the same person,) and the end
viii be, he will squeeze from two to ten dollars
ont Of the victim, by sending the stuff, Of which
he has good supply on hand, which will do the
patient no good whatever. Keep clear of the
swindle.
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A NEED.-what is badly needed for the accom-
modation of the people of Northern Kansas, is a
train from the south to arrive at Atchison some
time between noon and o'clock, P. NJ. Persons
wishing to 60 south from this country, can make
reasonable connections by taking any train. Dy
the morning train, they can rcacn Atchison in
time for the afternoon train; or by the evening
train, tncy can get from Atchison by night
train. But coming from LeavenwOrth and points
below, passengers must get to Atchison either by
the midnight or morning train, or they have to
lie over a day in Atchison. If they miss the
morning train, they are stuck for the day, as
there is no other train on either side of the riv-
or, that connects with the afternoon train north
from Atchison. They arc all morning or evening
trains, and there is stopping off to transact q
few minutes business on the way. train at
noon or little after, would obviate all this troub
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-12-28

ENTERPRIsING.-The LeavenwOrth Times has
an engraving of an antiquated engine of the ear
ly days of railroads, which it publishes as an ex-
act illustration of the new narrow gauge locomo-
tives. 1t is mortised, antl one day it appears as
the "Leavenwoffh," the next day as the "Grass-
hopper Falls" and so on. 1t is only necessary to
change the type in the mortise, to make the same
sut answer for any locomotiveo on the road. They
all have the man in shirt-sleeves and slouch hat,
bulldog countcnance and close-cut beard, stand
ing between the engine and tender.
This enterprise is equal to that of the Eastern
illustrated paper that made the same wood-cut
serve as the portrait Of Prince ALBERT, HENRY
WARD BEECHER, and MONROE EDwARDs the for.
yert
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(Eor the Chiefl


Iowa Township Teaehers' Association.
The Iowa Township Teachers Association. held its
fourth session at Hedrcks School House. District No. G.
Dec 18th and 18TH 1s7 The meeting called to order
by the President Superintendent d. W. Brown read
very diverting extract from Orpheus C. Kerr j. K Mil
boun gave class drill in Penmanship. J. F. Milbourn
on the subject Of Map Drawing.
The question then discussed: Should all necessary
school books be the property Of the District The mega
tive warmly supported by Mr.. wm Hcdrick but had
to succumb to superior numbes The discussion fol-
lowed by Grafton by J. K Milbourn, and lecture
Physical Geography. by D. W. Brown.
Saturday evening the attendance small but inter
esting Select reading by d. W. Brown. j. K Milbourn
conducted class drill in English Grammar.
The County Superintendent took up Primary Reading
contrasting the present method Of teaching with that Of
the old Pen.knifs system Mr.. Shaner gave very
pleasing thoughts ON this subject
Select reading by J. r. Mlbourn. D. W. Brown gave
lecture on the distribution Of winda
On motion Mr. Shaner. d. W. Brown ]. F. and j. K
Mbourn were selected to draft resolutions be adopted
at the next meeting.
Association adjourned to meet at the lola School Hous
January i2th ls7s J.K. MILBOURN,
Secretary.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-12-28

A MUSICAL TREAT.-Peter's Musical Monthly for
January comes to us in new dress. 1t is print
ed thicker paper, and is in every respect supe-
rior 10 it's many predecessors. The selections are
evidently made with great care, and it is really
wonderful how few poor pieces appear among the
hundreds that are given. Volume IX. commen-
ces with the January number. Price, 30 cents;
or S3 per year. The publisher offers six back
numbers for 81, and we advise all our Musical
readers to take advantage of the offer.
Address, j. L. PETERS,
500 Broadway, New-YOrk
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-12-28

tF' As PRENTIss. of the Lawrence Journal saya we
guess old Sol has been bull Of the woods long enough
Paola Spirit.
About what date did he say that! We congrat-
nlate Mr.. THACnER upon having secured upon
his local column 40 fitting successor of the man
whose forte was throwing night-soil and cham
ber-lye; but if he permits his hirelings to prac-
tice their profession Upon those who have always
treated him with respect, he should at least see
that they do not withhold copies of their regular
exchanges to prevent the objects of their malice
from reading what has been said. Perhaps he
thinks he is still OH his contract for throwing mud
for old BAKER
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-12-28

q The american Newspaper Reporter has good
deal to say to country newspapers, in the way of
advising them to adhere strictly to the cash sys-
tenn. 1t is very easy to sit in New York and write
about this thing; and it would be very agreeable
to the Newspapers if they could carry it out. Big
city papers, that have the bulge on the business
can enforce this principle, and make it pay; but
with country papers it is absolutely impossible,
let them try their very hardest. They would run
themselves ont of circulation in short orler This
is the experience of those who have tried it, if not
of those who sit in New York and write about it.