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sRalsI.s;8 a,assrs:

H ~ y g "a
nj oTIcBRo TRAYELLE Rs:.- Z, e = 81
osn bs procurad Mt ali tina pr.nc,pa, railroad Of
fees for sLOt tsIaNA ard Ts1AS 2t redn I,.s,
Mates, making s'ose CONNECTIONS at moo!ie wlsn
ayotfiinz ali transfers and hotel e1psnscS.. Fof
further insorm alton, apply TO j. 4. JUsEis,
On Gam no pFdtsenth Q. rest, KlcfsD ono.
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BUILDING MATERIALS.
VIRGINIA CANE-FIBRE PAPER.
ALBERT ORDWAY i CO.,,
GOVERNOR STREET,
SPECIAL AGENTS.

This paper IS manufactured from tho fibre Of
tho Common cane and sizSd with gosin. ma ktrg It
perfectly imperviuus to dampless and 4 non. con-
ductor of heat and cold. II has entirely rep aced
tie common tarred and o. her building paper.
SHRATuING Frame HOUSES.
The paper Is put on between the studdlng and
weather boards. Ten dollars Will line ord binary
nouIe, End make Il equ2l 70 brick.
LINING UNDER TIN ROOFS
costs less than lfly cPnts square; prevents the
tin frCrn rusting underneath; Eet pS the upper
chambers cool; and deadens tie sound or rain. y
DgADENTHG FELT,
used tor deateninQ the sound OF upper flors and
preventing d.mrness In lever. Two doilars Will
line an Ordinary door with double thickness.
These goods are OF Virginia manufacture, and
have already come into almost -iversai us.. " 6
nave numerous testimonials Of their value, and
lhvite -ntion OF Ill engaged IN building.
&C 8-fsOd1m -
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HOTELS AND RoaRDrYu.HOUsrs


w ANTED, information leading. to the
w recovery Of q BOY named CHARLEs,
who left his the. Beverly Morris: on tnt 9th In
ash OF epstm6sr. and was 5Ssusas Sacs on the
. no, Stuber from hrslerfeld de hid CD sugsd
his name to Jpnn. dis color ID dark bSoan large
old ( q good deceiver. A. reward will ba paid for
bic retnra 70 Isss 8ycaa aesssh oc Ia.Ta4 10 ~ 1
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.,a,,os SUNDAY norni1g he was inssn u me-
With his hawthorne broken md 9'nsWa T
5ss left homo Saturday evening 20, .,ge 1a,s
mace he had on bis person ao s,tan Mfr" from
dollars in money, which was 'hA'n
MP MP s-Mr. Brimmsr has since died.
1,;e1,po3,{ Yir0intdn.
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. o |. l. E r S X TIN e
ASSEMBLY HALL.

The regular assemblies will tako place MON
NtuS3 ~ 4 O'Clock. and TUESDAY, THURS
hkY ard SATURDAY NIGHTS q; O'clock.
= here wit AGO os al assembly, every SATURDAY
M1K:i:IG az 10 O'Clock. MUsIU 81 the night as
semh'ies
Price OF tickets. 81 pr dozen or so cents for a
sinsle ticset Ihiid"en under u, IS cents
., IS 3m
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DLUE MOUNTAIN EOUTEs VIA
EhnA, ROME AND DALTON RAILROAD.
AID OoNEEDTIOEs,
% sSs aho!tast and moss comfortable
~. PaSsEEGwg ROUTE
montgomery, 10 sans,
Mobile, MeisdlaE,
Pensacola. FiekSburg,
HeH Orleans Monroe,
and Gil roints Ia Texas.
PIILLxAN's PALACE CARS run through
from i.ynehburR t. Mobile, via Caiera and Mont
gumsry, without change.
Time TO Montgomery, Mobile, and New Orleans
LESS THAN BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
Time from White Sulphur Springs and Char
Ecfteavi'le
EIQHT HOURS AND TWENTY MINUTES
LESS TO nOETGOHERT AND MOBILE,
and
FIVE q URa LESS TO NEW ORLEANS.
TIE popular and most expeditions IMMIGRANT
HI ute to Texas and Northern Louisiana. Bag
gage checked through.
Tickets to Ill points BIZ this route may be Oh
taiuSd q. the ticket Offices OF tue
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILROAD.
RICHMOED & DAHyIL LIE RAILROAD
and at The Office Of tho Atlantic, Mississippi! and
Chic railroad, 1925 Malu street, Hicbmond.
Be cure your tickets rSad VIZ Dalton and Calera
for S.JuaI f.. G. BARNEY, Gen. SUIT,
'JouS 3. PECK. Gen. Pass Agent.
JCuS IL. WHY. Travelling Agent. an 25-Sn
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GREAT REDUCTION OF FARE.. ACsoM
kODATIONs UNSURPASSED.

hODAVlOSs USooEh& -As1~'sS'
Passenger Train leaves Richmond depot aaiiy
fsunda ys exceptedI az y. Ii, connecting az sss
fotot w.rh the Hrot-class etsa merH Esae NM
rITY snd DANIEL WEBSTER toucntng at NC
river Iantilpgs and arriving In Baltimore on the
f.ilowing morning In time to connect with tralns
y TTIR III TICKETS AND BA GGAG
CHECKEu TO ALI POINTS -
passenger Train leaves at r. N- on sum
DAYS for West Point only. nr,-,--r,
s.esmer leaves Pier No. 10, lA LIGHT STREET,
EsITTMO2E, dsily (Surd Iys txcePted), 90 r.
M, srrlyicg In Richmond the following morning
Nv ts;s line passengers erJ ov good nights rest.
Freight Train, with passenger car attached,
Lea ;e1d Ills Mondays sxcepted) ata 4, M.
Freighs received daily, carefully hanoiea' ano
prom p.ly forwarded.
Through bills ofiadtng given 10 all points.
FARE:
From Richmond to Baltimore. .....-, ..."..S 90
From Richmond to Philadelphia. .......-... L.
From Richmond 10 New YoIk. .,n....:.... 10 W
Fro1n Richmond 70 Boston, ell rail II ON New
From Rlchmond % Boston via he SOUND. 10 20
Ticke's To New York and return tgood for
.nrty dsysl, ...............'...'.'..'.. 10 w
10 nA''l'n't' aN0 VIII. II. BRAGG; aap't
IL. taylor. Ticket Agent Richmond.
4. G., CRAFTY, General gsnt Baltimore, re Il
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RIeHmoND AID .s:,z 8. -
~ YcsK RIVER KAIasoAD.
notice TO ssIFPKRs AND, TIE TRAY

EsghBl, IsHMT TT IF THE DAILY LINE
RETWEEE RIG HMOND, BALTIMORE.
ruu.ADELPHIA, NEW YORK,
49, sEDs9csTOH, AND TO ALL I,
49,. PolNTa NOETH AND
RAsT, VIE ST AND -:
" - KoRTHWE8T.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

NATIONAL LlNE-STE AN <ceSse
IN TO QUEEa SPUWg AHD&Erh
LIVERPOOL. The hrst clas: Etsamsh.p. "s nj.
lino sail from pier II North river. New Yorr
every SAT UHDAY.
HATES OF PASSAGE: First cabin, to f.iys,ooo,
Queenstown, or London direct SIS and Sts: 81. er
age, s2s payable in currency. From IiverpooI.
I.onGos dsrry, Queenstown, or Glasgow, to acg
Passengers booked TO or from other poi, Il IN
EnqlnD1 or the continent at chesp curenoy rateg'
For further information. apply at tie oflcs Of
ire eompany,to 2. W.J. UkST, manager
60 Broadwsy, New York or 10
JOHN W. WYATT, Agrat
oc Gam sGoycrnor street, Richmond Va,
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SELMA, ROME AED DALTON RAILROAD,
CONNECTIONS FoEM THE CHEAT SOUTH
WESTERN FAST-FREIeET LINE
TO
MONTGOMERY, SELMA, "
SAOoLA, MERIDIAN.
MOBILE, JACKSON,
NEW ORLEANS, vICS8DUaG,
TEXAS
And intermediate points. Through rates guayan.
teed. ,ve,charecs promptly adjusted by agents at
In Ordering hipmfn .s ask your shippers 10 give
direction hy this route to iueurs .Gock transit
An1 ~ 1''' 1''N 60 :. q. BARSsY, CENT eop.t
IT. g. McFLwA1y: Ge1'i FIT AR't. Pstoa1 Ala.
JOHN 81. WHY, Trayel'R gent. an 70 8Ln
DlCHMOND AND DANYILLE RAIL.
IA EOAn-0I snd after JULY 18TH, 1871.
GOING WTeT:
Tfnin No Through PassSngeri leaves Etch.
.c,d daily keep 9c2dsY.) =. los A. u. l2aYca
Danyi!e II ii:os 4. III; arrives at Greensboro al
Train no. c. yrchbrrg rsssengel) leaves Rich.
u!ord daily at s:ls A E.:srFl5ss at Lynchours at
Train No. Is (Freirh. end Accommodation
leaves Richmond vt sos P. 81; arrives at Burke
Yills ct s:5+ f. NJ. ,tstopping at all way stations,
daily except Sunday6J. .--.~ ....
Train 40 il (Ihrou,:h Nail sud Expreas) Ieaves
Rlchmo nd daily at 2:Ie P. NJ; leaves Oauyt,le
daily ut 20 "a Z. H.; strives at Greensboro daily
atl:12 4. u.
GOING EAST:
Train 10. IL Through NAL si.d EIprsss) leaves
Greensboro daily Ut zoo z. ID; leaves DanTilte
daily N l012 Z. ID; arrlyea a. Richmond daily at
Train 10. Through PsSsengerj leaves Greens.
bo.o' daily except Sundays) a. II 90 A. Nj lesyes
j1anYile at 81 F. NJ; arves 80 RicaIn oad ii Il
T. H.
: Train No. 10 GynChburg Pssssn ger) leaves
[,yuckburS daily st $3.50 h. NJ; lcsSss Burkevtlle
att ?. Il. arrives al Richmond Ut Z. III.
Train 40. 3 leaves BursevilIe 1890 A. NJ; ar
rivcS st kichmond s:45 4. NJ tstopping ut all
way staLions) daily except Sundnys).
Trains NC3- 2and Il connect at Greene horo' with
Tratn5 on Il Orth Carolina Railroad for all points
Soptn.
Trsins Nus. 8 and /, connect at Burksyille
with rraiE On Atlantic, Mississippi, and Ohio
Railroad 70, all points Southwest and South.
THROUGH TICKETS 10 ail points oouth and
Southwest can be procured st the ticket Office In
Richmopd, and OF d.. f. WALKER, Agent OF At
lantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad, No. lss5
Main street, Richmond.
Papers tina. have arrangements 10 advertise the
schedule OF this CON- pailJ Wtu please print Sc
ADORE. sOHN =. MAGAUEttO,
General Ersicht and Ticket Agent,
r. NJ z. TALCoTr,- Erg'r and Supt. au24
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VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP AND <ss4s
Y PACKET COhPAN y.--The9,y1sSAsss.
Steamship GEO. B. UPTON Isaye5 New ok
every IA TURDAY: lea7e5 Richmond every
TUESDAY.
Iha Steamship wA. p. CLYDE leaves Ees
YORK every TUESDAY; lsaYts Richmond every
FRIDAY.
Freight received Gatly.
u j, SCxs, Preside.
Se;e ia = Az SEE
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
ro,ssr from Petersburg.

THE CONSERVATIVES SENATORIAL o V NJ
rIoS-A UNANIMOUS NoMINATIoN-AID FOE
curcAGo-A BARREN kFFoKT-REV. DIR.
DABSEY, s..
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People ofYirginis, put not your trust in
these good haters. They are not bone of
your bone and flesh of your flesh" They
come to plumber, and will run away as
soon rs they learn that they win not be
allowed to hold our offices nor handle our
money. Go to the ballot box on the 7th Of
November, and cast your votes for men
whom you can trust.
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Tickets sold and baggage checked through 4,
CARRIER q Co.'s Express, No. sss Asip street, and
on board steamer John Sylvester.
The above varied route conmends Itself espe.
ciaily to tourists and pleasura.seskers. enabling
tnan TO PASS THRCUGH DUTCH GAP and ses
o.ser points Of Interest on JANIS EIYER RI
DEYLiGHT. l. B. TArUM, Gsu1 Age.
- james Eivef Steamboat Company,
0dace, sta and Main streets and at Rocssss.
-6yY
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| 4 OLD boM1NI0N sTsAEsH1P gaaSS

+ OLD DOMINIOF -STFhsseEIP 8AaAN
ghs s,as-rhesl steeIaaliys y TA.OS2. ISAay
BILL, 6ARATOEA SIA3AgA, alec,
GxRIE. and HATTERAa !esve New Yo:S ie,
Eorfo,s, C!tT rotrL sid Richmond aYer7 ~ as
EAY, Til EIEaDAY: aud a&TUnDA = ,so'slccs
:. IL Esa7s Richmond evsry CrUEGUAy, EMI,
Day, and SUNDAY, s. high t6s-
These slips ere eltifriy cgrT. Thay haze ssgaat
saloons cnd Ht&tarooZnj. TIC care, eccorlmoa.s
hons, and attention, ere IrEItpassed:
Clo>e corrections inste With steamers for m
soutrern and European ports
Ipsuranca effected, when ordered, 1T A QUAR-
TER CE ONE PED CENT, 1t The ot1scs o. III
COMPANY.
For fas:her Information apply to
JOIN y. WYATT. aSsaL
IN. GinpHrnc. -
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QuAxr.rY W Qm,LrY.-D,,.ey'. Yeast
Poweer stands pre-emin ut in market as being
the only Baking Poslcr that is free from in
furious substances. Mt only this. hut ca
package contains the Full Q isntity Rapresen
ted. while the quality is far superior to all 9th
ers. DSoiey's YeaFt Powder will produce from
t~enty Eve to 6fty FER ceat. mrre good bread,
rolls. biscuits, pastry. &C., than those Of other
manufacture. while it is always convenient TO
have in the house. and is reliable and economi.
cal. IL you have not tried it, AK Tor it 1t
your Grocer q, ard take no other.
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Religious Notices.

Rev. W. c. Finney. tUnitarisn.) of St Jo-
seph. will preach in the School House. on
Sunday. March 18th, morning and evening.
Subject in the morning: freedom in and by
the Truth" In the evening: " The Coming
American Church" A general attendance is
invited.
Elder c. Lawson, of tie Christian Church,
viii commence . meeting in the Christian
Church house, Of this City. on Wednesday.
continue for some days. All are solicited to
aktend.>
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-09

A Coon GRocEHy HoosR-Mr. J. p. Colvefs
representing the e.tensirs Gneesy house d
Cochran. Bitsnass / Tsyler, Of Lessensesth.
called upon rs to day. He il travelling In the
interest Of the house, establishing . trade in
Northern KaIsas and Southern Nebraska.
This firm has been one Of the first to zee the
rich field for trade 10 this section OF country
opened up BY the r.i'road. and has FASTENED {"
take the earliest advantage Of It. We hope IL
will meet viii success. for It Is one Of the old
est and most reliable hoases in the State. and
re take pleasure 10 rctomnending it 10 the
patronage Of all dealers in Groceries, when
laying in their supplies
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-09

y The Health. On 'ort and H ,ppiness oil
every family are certainly PROMPTED BY having
. drst class Co king Stove. and the Excelsior
Manufacturing Company of ST. Louis. whose ad.
vestisement appears in another column, can IN.
doubtedly supply that very desirable article, as
heir Celebrated Charter Oak must surely be
not only first rate Cooking Stove, in the full
lest sense Of the word, but the very best ever
made. or it would never have attained its pres
ent great and growing popularity.
We commend it to every house keeper who
desires to always have good bread. It is also
proper 70 state that the Excelsior Nsnnfactu-
nng Company can supply every article that ID
desirable and useful il your kitchen, and can
At out our tinemith With all the stamped and
ijapaRaed wars that he may require, and sell
hin at "hani pan rates" Give them call.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-09

1 u Some Of our people have been intense
" excited over an article, in last wees's Chief
relative to the school bond election. A few
have adopted the common but impotcnt mode
Of revenge upon an editor for saying something
displeasing TO them-they stopped their papers
The account foots up: 2-torpages; 10 new sub
scribers TO make up for the loss. That way oil
breaking US up in busiress. is about equal to the
Frenchman's attempt to kill his vile BY SLOW
degrees,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-09

t2NEw MERCANTILE EsrABLsHSTKr.-The ad
vcrtl.ement Of N. Silverman will be found IL
this weeks paper. The "New York Store
is one Of the attractions 4 { the city. He has
opened out an immense stock OF Dry Goods
Clothing, Hats. Caps. B O:-. Shoes. and Fur
nisbing Goods, which he proposes TO sell "cheap.
er than the cheapest His motto is Business -
and he has come To make permanent thing oil
it. From the way he is driving ahead. We have
no doubt he will build up heavy tade.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-09

REGULAR CONNECTIONS,
A. st. Joseph With Hannibal 4 St. Joseph
Railroad for Quincy and all Eastern and
Southern Cities,
With the Savannah Branch Of the Kansas
City. ST. Joseph & Council Bluffs Railroad
for Savannah, Maryyille. Norway, &c.
With the St. Joseph 4 Denver Railroad for
Troy. Wath.na and Northern Kansas.
AT ATCIIISON with Central Branch Pa
cifc Railroad for Central Kansas.
AT sAANSAS CITY Union Depot,
With North Missouri and Missouri Pacific
Railroads for ST. Louis, the East and
South.
Wild, Hannibal & St. Joseph Railroad for
Quincy. Chicago and the East.
With Kansas Pacific Railroad for Lawrence,
Topeka, and the West
With Missouri River. Fort Scott L Gulf
Railroad for Paola, Fort Scott. Baxter
Springs and Southern Kansas.
With Kan-as City & Santa Fee Railroad for
Ottawa, Garnett, &C.. &c.
Passengers who come West via other lines,
hould return by this route, giving them an
opportnsitv to pass thr"agh the beautiful and
fertile Valley Of the Missouri, through grow
ing cities and thriving villages. ,-- ~
ASK FOR your TICKETS VIA THE
Kansas City, Saint Joseph & Council Blur,
Through Line.
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White Cloud Post Odlce ReSula.
lions.

Eastern Mails arrives Q P. NJ; departs 9
A. NJ; Cloees at sI4 A. NJ d,ily, Excerpt Sa,
day). MOZART arrives and departs at p. NJ.
daily, except Sunday. Netawaka, Hiawatha,
Albany and all points West arrives P. NJ,
Mondays and departs 6 A. M. TUESDAYS.
CInses 5s p. M. Atchison and White Cloud
(sis A. l. N. r. daily, except Sundays, strives
st 6:35 P. M; departs at Z A. M; closes at 6!s
p. n. Iowa Point and Highland, Tuesdays.
THURSDAYS and Saturdays, at P. NJ; closes
IL Pm.
Money Orders can be obtained at this Office
upon any Money Order Office in tbs United
St.tea. Money Order Office open from ~
o'clock A. NJ. to 6 O'Clock p. NJ, daily, except
Sunday.
Post Once open from ~ A. N to ~ o'clock
Pm, daily. From 9 to II A. NJ, Sunday.
J.UTT, P. NJ.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-09
HIGHLAND NURSERY.

A GOOD stock Of Apple Trees. and Fruit
"A Trees of all kinds. together with choice
lot Of Hedge Plants, for sale.
The subscriber. having raised fruit from his
own trees. which has proved {, be good, and
grating from bearing trees, is prepared to fur
nish trees. good, reliable. hardy and aeclims
ted. from his o~n Nursery. Ten years expe
rience In Kansas proves that home grosn trees
do best The trees will be sold as cheap As
good trees Of like quality can be bought eisc-
where. Apple Trees and Hedge Plans q
specially. ~. EOGERLY.
Highland, Kansas, Dee. IS. 1870.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-09

" The City Hotel, in this place. has been
clessd. We have not learned the cause; but
We suppose the possibility Of the school bond
question carrying. and the consequent enor'
Nous taxes. created such panic anons the
scorer Of heavy capitalist, sho we're sighting
arOsnd for Investments. that they hostled ou'
0fto~n. leaving things dead in the shell.
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Notice.

I OST-A note reading ~ follows: White
IL Cloud, Dec q. 1869. For value receiv.
ed promise to pay 0namel Shonyo o. order
eight hundred and sixty seven dollars, With in
terest at ten ptr eeit. one year from date.
Signed: ANDREW PARKS.
For the above property will giye the end
er $500 by jei,v sring the same 70 me.
o. SHONYO.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-09
UNCLE Jo9H'9
TRUNK FULL OF FUN

A Portfolio Of first class Wit ard Hnmsr,
containing the Richest Comical Stories. Cruel
Sells, Side Splitting Jokes. Humorous Poetry.
Z ,aiEt Parodies. Bur'esque Sermons, New
Conundrrm-, and Mirth-Piovoking Speeches
ever published. lnterspersed With Curious
lor Magic. and nearly 200 Funny engravings
Illustrated Cover. Price Is eta. Sent BY
mail, p' sage paid. to any part of the United
States. on receipt OF price DICK & FITZ-
GERALD, Publisher, ~ Ann st., N. Y.
mn2x4
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Church DIRECTORY.

NrrHoD,sr EPISCOPAL CHuRcH.-Rev. r.
Hedge, Pastor. Public wor-kip every Sabbath.
morning and evening. Sabbath School at 3
,o'cIock, A. M. PRAYER meeting, Thursday
evenings. All are invited to attend.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-09

q See advertisement Of Dr.. Buits' Dispen-
aafy. headed Book for the Million-MARRl-
AGE GUlDE-in another column. 1t should
b read BY au. y.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-09

ID The frogs opened their concerts for the
season, on the lst inst. They have begun much
earlier than usual. which, We hope. indicates an
carly Spring.
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oetNm3.
LUCK Is A FORTUNE

Umpire JEwELRY CO.. 3i4 Give St
IL st. Louis. No., manufacturers of Chea
and Plated Jeweiry, importers Of Watches IN
Jet Goods. Catalogue and handsome pictur
sent free. oct. -, 70-ly.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-09

WHITE CLOUD LODGE. NJ. 70. A. F:
u A. H., meets at their Hall. third story OF
Week. Building. on the Levee. on the Wed
'nesday night. ON or before the Full Moon. IN
each month, ard every two weeks ther alter.
r. NJ. WILLIAMS, W. NJ.
C.. W. SHREvE, Sec'y
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-09

RELiAsLr AND SArr.-Dr. Henry's Root and
k'ans Pills are mild and pleasant in their oper.
alton yet thorough. See advertisement In an
other column. febl64r.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-09

TaurH.-The po~ers Of Mrs. Whitcom6's
Syrup for children are a. positive as the sun
light from heaven, aud geat!e Al soothing as
an angels whisper.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-09

VT Bill Fairall shot big Grounding, this
morning. Served him right. for coming ou.
q week before his appointed time.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-09
GEN'L AGENTS WANTED

for Groesbeck's Calculating machine. rapid,
accurate, reliable, simple. Easily operated.
cheap and beautiful. Giving instantaneous
additions or suhtsactions, taking from one to
five columns of figures at time, carrying and
borrowing its own tens, hundreds, ETC., without
the least thought on the part OF the operator.
Address ZIEGLER l. McCURDY,
mai2w4 st. Louis, No.
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ny B o o z s
- S HOES. -

TAKE pleasure in announcing to the pub
L lie, that am now better than ever prepared
to manufacture to order every style and descrip-
ton Of Boots and Shoes-coarse or fine, peg
ged or sewed-in the neatest and most sub
stantial manner.
A variety of Eastern work constantly On
hand. for the accommodation ofthose who pre-
fer it.
best article of ready made work on hand ut all
times. Shop on Main Street. sign Of the Big
Boot, nearly opposite Bailey 4 Noyes's Store.
PHILIP KELLY.
White Cloud. May 30, 1867.
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S. B. SLOANE,

AUCTIoNESExR.
PEING an experienced Auctioneer, the un-
ID designed offers his services to all who
may require them. He will be ready at all
times to attend Public Sales, Fairs, and other
places where an Auctioneer is needed. Charg-
Is satisfactory. Residence near White Cloud.
oct. 10, 67-tf. S. B. SLOANE.
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Teachers Institute.

Teachers Institute.
The Douiphan Comfy Teachers Institute
vilI meet at White Cloud on the Goth Of March,
at O'Clock P. NJ.
A Pebble Examination will be held on Friday
the Gath. commencing at 9 O'Clock A. N.
All teachers in want of certificates will IND
Il to be to their interests and convenience 70
attend the Institute and the Examination.
All teachers ergaei in teaching will close
their schools and attend the Institute IS the
Law requires
DIV. BROWN,
Co. Sup. Pub. ms.
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" T A White Cloud hunicr,a fes DAYS ago.
found several q ,kcs Of gold. 1t must have
been descendant OF the bird that laid the
golden eggs.
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Pusuc MErrIso,-The CT tizens Of White
Cloud are requested TO meet at the Mayors
Office, on Monday evening. the 18th inst. to
consider what can be done in the way Of en-
teItaining those persons Who may be in attend
ance ct the coming Teachers Institute.
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II One Of the finest aud best managed rail,
roads in the United States, IS the Kansas City
St. Joseph and Council Bluffs Road. 1t is
smooth running, makes excellent time. and
passengers rarely fail to make connections w;,l'
trains on any other route they wish to travel on.
1t is always reliable, and il can readily be seer
Why it is one Of the best paying roads in the
country.
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SOCIETY DIRECTORY.

!. .. - or.
WHITE CLOUD LODGE. No. 6. 1. o.
., d, F.. meets at Odd EelIows' Hall. second
vssev Of Van Buskirk's Building. Main Street.
every Saturday evening. .. o'clock. Bro
sisrs In good Standing are cordially invited TO
visit the L,dge.
I'm. DOVE, r. 8.