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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-11-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Be Gotoe4 by what Yes k00w.
There old proverb which says Experience is the
safest guide To this guide the sck and aiine naturally
turn when casting about for the Of relief They
qure what medicine has done others before they adopt
ii themselves. OF an the remedies and preventive~
Hosetters Stomach Hters meets the test triumph
sny and hence its immense popularity and sales The
sufferer from indigestion is find among
friends WIN has been cured Of that aent by the famous
vegetable seomaehic The victim Of and sgue liver
coapant constipation prnstrtion general de-
bily, has only to make inquiry in the nsshboood where
he resdes in order TO discover what this standard rsora
tive has effected in similar b his pub
hshed testimony its merits be win find vsluue proofs
Of In sanitary properties which d Impossible hi com
TO resist He tries IT, a,d the effect produces
hs system adds another the hast Il witnesses in
favor Thna ts reputation, ioandsa hcts asser
tions continually grows and pFssas Chariatans md
Pesesfs q them local Hcksssrs otAers
take somewhat wider rsngs sttopt N thrust into the
hans and down TIE throsts Of invalds their haAassrd
eoscoetsoaa suhsutes br the ts.ic which many
years has been medicinal staple throuehout the United
Sstea Spanish America Canads and West indie but
ouly succsed to very limited extent In this reasoning
ase the people laying ssoerainsd Whist ID really deserving
Il their ouaAdence decline running after strange gos
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-11-09

r. We arc told that Mr.. MARTIN, Democratic
candidate for Sheriff, thinks We wronged him by
saying he was . rebel, or was in the rebel army.
1t is not our wish to wrong even Democratic
candidate. We never knew, until the other day,
but that he had been in the rebel army. We now
learn that he was not, hut that . couple Of his
brothers were. But it is pretty well established
that he was a. much . rebel in sentiment q those
who went into the rebel army, even though he
did split the difference snd go to Montana How
tender they are all becoming about being called
rebels Had there been as much tenderness on
the subject ten yeazs ago, the rebellion never
would have amounted to anything.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-11-09

q The Home Csrcls" il one of the best and
cheapest fllustr.ted stosy papers in the United
States, brimfdl Of good things every week. Only
p year, besides bcantifai magazine given free
. whole year to every sabscribcr. Splendid pre-
miums for clubs, sueh, - costly gold watches and
silver-ware. Single copies, centA for sale every
where. Sample copies ssnt free by addressing the
publisher, F. Gleason, No. q Summer Street, Bos-
ton Masa
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-11-09

WHIP Denny has bought the Wilmington 90,
Journal In his address to the readers of that
paper he gives brief sketch of his career as
printer and publisher. His father, George Denny.
was successfully publisher of the Supporter and
Scioto Gazette at Chillicothe; of the Galary at
Wilmington, and the Ohio Interior Gazette at Xenia
At the latter place his son learned to set type.
In 1923, at the age of eighteen, he started the
Clintonian st Wilmington. Two years after he
sold the paper, and worked as journeyman in
Cincinnati. He was next foreman for George ID.
Prentice at Louisville. In 1884 he returned to
Cincinnati, and in 1895 bought the Lebanon Star,
which he conducted until 1858. Thence he went
to DAYTON, where he published the Daily and
Weekly Gazette until 1861, when he bought the
Circleville Herald changing its name to the Cir
cleville Cnion. In 1865 he sold the paper to be-
come Postmaster of Circleville. He held that
place six years, but was anxious to get hack to his
profession, and has now returned to his early
home to defend Republican principles.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-11-09

THE Tar AND GRAVEL ROOF-AmOng the les
sons of the Chicago cnniagratiOn is one that must
forever condemn, in the Judgment of all prudent
men. the contrivance known as "tar and gravel
roofn Nine-tenths of all the fiat roofs in this
city were and still are, covered with this highly
combustible composition; and it is wholly to this
fact that the destruction of the north division OF
the city must he ascribed. The cOnHagratiOn was
still two squares away from the river, among the
lofty stone and brick buildings on Lake and Ram
dolph streets, when the north division began to
burn, Vast fakes of roofing paper, saturated
with oil and coal tar, were taken by the high
wind from flaming roofs ON the south side, and
carried to the equally combustible roofs ON the
north side. In this way the conAagration was
carried across the river, which, had it not been
for this, would in all probability have been the
northern limit of the burned district. Persons
who saw these flaming frebrands in their passage
describe them A. appearing like great sheets Of
flames passing through the air.
This hammable roofing must he utterly and
entirely condemned If necessary, its use in
cities must be made . criminal ofense by statute,
a. it assuredly is in every moral sense. The con-
fagration of Chicago must not again be invited
by the spreading of paper saturated in petroleum
upon the roof Of oar houses. Our builders must
to practice the arts of Partisan pefroleoxscs
-Ckicago Times.
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q The Rspublicsns owe thanks TO the Demo
Gratis Of this precinct who voted for MAQUnxKN for
Sheriff: By 20 doing, they refused to eDdorse the
slanders circulated by the Democratic candidates
and the Republican soro-hesds against citizen
Of White Cloud There arc . number Of Demo
crats here who are good enough to be Republicans,
and We propose to set out suxous seat for their
benefit.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-11-09

Y BRIGHAM You've has skedaddled ftum sal1
Lake City, to escape the officers of Justice. Ths
"twin relic" is evidently following in the foot
steps Of hsr defunct sisser.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-11-09

Mr.. Will NJ. Carleton il fo become q member at
the editorial staff Of the Detroit 4drerfser and
Tiibwse. ON the first of January next. He will
contribute regularly to the daily edition, and will
be the supervising editor of the weekly. This is
better than going over the hill to the poor house.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-11-09

u We ohssrve that J. D. BRUMBAUaH, of
Aarysville, has again got into the Republican par
ty-At least, he was an sctive member of the Re
pnb'ican Convention Of Aas.hall County. But
where will he be, next yearf
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-11-09
GETTING MARRIRD,

EssAHs pos You've Me-. sa crest SOCIAL Evils and
ABUSES which interfere with NARRIAGE-wifh sure
cf relief fbr the Erng and Unfortunate deseassd
and debisted Sent free In sealsd snvelopes Address,
HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No 4 8 Ninth 81, Philadel.
phia, Pa nehsavl
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-11-09

The Louisville CoNrier say: "SOme Of our Bonr-
bon papers charge that we have swallowed
the ameniiments.' We have done nothing of the
sort. They were thrust down our throats, and
we simply decline to blow ourselves up with nj
trO glycerne to get rid of them"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-11-09

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURr.-we stated,
week before last, that B. FRANK SMyTHE, Of
Eureka, had besn sentenced to two years in the
penitentiary, for stealing money from registered
letters. We should have said ten years. The
prosecution dismissed one Indictment against him,
for embezzling 500 of money belonging to the
Government ont Of regret for hish his family, which
he leaves dependent and destitute. Had he been
tried on this indictment also, he would probably
have been sentenced for twenty years.
At the same term Of the Court, W. Y. Cox was
sentenced to prison for six years, aud W. d. KING
for eight years, for robbing the Post Once ut En-
poria.
J. C. CREsLY, late Postmaster at Abilene, plead
Cd guilty to stealing money from the mail at that
Office, and cannot be sentenced for . less term
than ten years.
Three other persons have been convicted of
passing counterfeit money; three have been con-
'yicted Of stealing U. s. horses; and three have
pleaded guilty of retailing liquor without paying
U. s. tax, and have been sentenced to pay each .
fine of q 600, and to stand committed until the
fine il paid.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-11-09

uvxvxrroUs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Beam
and friend. from Upper sandnsty. Ohio arrived
- Nsvton several days ago. Being desiroris OF
aseeine the sights in . frontier town, james
vsndered forth, and about the midnight hour
rrorschf mn in the Gold Room. He has never been
In sinee' His friend has his baggage in charge
= ~ note and il il certain that be had at least
= saS - III person. Three shots and the cry OF
v,rrs.r vere heard on the night Of his disappear
.ncc INT no causes have ss yet been assigned;
Beam was 8 ys... of age, and h;s % wife ,s.a ana
nm by detectives.-1epeks CoRmesses1n.
The TN1sss, ct Independence, Montgomery
county, ssys: The raising Of the second cfoP, :
= tasf sss;ly accomplished in this locality, ana
ou;te oood crops have been raised the second time
We have corn and potatoes in thus once OF GTS s'
Nsxt seasou many of our farmers will be prepared
to plant two crops,-one very early, and the long
Continued fall weather will insure the maturity
of the second crop.
The Arkansas City Trarcller says that the ouna-
10 on the plains arc dying off at a rapid rate IN
consequence Of dsease which has Iate!y broken
ont among them. The sympton,s manifested Dy
the buffalo are similar to those Of domestic cattle
who have contracted the Spanish fever.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-11-09
WHERE is DOCKHORN?

The Republicans of Doniphan County have won
glorious triumph glorious, because they have
beaten both the Democrats and the sore-head
traitors in the Republican party. The Democra-
cy, encouraged by the sore-heads with the hope
that, with their help, they (the Democracy could
carry the County, have polled their full vote
throughout the Cousty; while that Of the Repub-
licans owing 10 the stormy day, and to dissatis-
faction stirred mp by disappointed ofiiceseckers,
has been but little more than half polled. Not
withdrawing all this the ticket is elected by ffum
500 to 600 majority, except the Sheriff, against
whom the heaviest fight was made. MAQuILKEN's
majority is from IS to 100. But the sore-hea.ls in
the Centre and Wayne District got up bigger
storm than they could control, which has resulted
in the defeat of their own special and fsvorite
candidate for Representative. In the Wathena
District also, the Republican Representative is
beaten but it has been cansed by personal dissen-
sions in the party.
Doniphan County now has full set of Repub-
lican officers Democratic xneaks, letting on to
be Republicans for the sake of holding Office.
Thanks to the true and genuine Republicans of
the County, who rallied out in the storm, and
saved the County from the combined powers Of
Copperhead sneaks, Pardoned rebels, and traitor
Republicans! The latter have staked their honor
on an effort to throw the County into the hands
Of the Democrats. They have dirtied themselves
for nothing and are left foundering in the mud.
There let them lie, forever and day after!
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y There 10 steal in almost everything, now
a-daya HOLDEN, . candidate for Mayor Of Chi
cago, who had charge Of the distribution Of por-
tiou Of the relief fund of that city, is charged with
stealing tl5,O00 Of it.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-11-09

y Old Flst-head BAxxE's boltipg ticket has
been scooped in Shawnee County. The work Of
puri6cation still goes On.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-11-09

- The Seneca Press takes us to task for ~
serting that the Democratic candidate for Sheriff
Of Nemaha County was disfranchised for having
fought in the rebel army, and was restored to the
right Of suffrage by the Legislature, last Winter.
Our copy Of the Statutes has bcen mislaid; but
we assuresiiy were under the impression that
such was the fact We know that ono Rooms, of
Nemaha County, WAS in the list, and We arc under
the impression that the whole name 10 identical
with that pf the Democratic candidate in question.
If We are wrong, we beg Mr.. Rooms pardon, fpr
the charge il a serious one.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-11-09
The Elections.

The Elections.
The November elections have taken place, and
as q general thing, the Republican party has con.
tinued to acrumble "-as they have been doing
all Summer and Fall.
New York goes Republican by about 10000 ma
jority, and elects Legislature largely Republi-
can in both branches. Tammany is badly beaten
in New York City.
Massachusetts, goes largely Republican.
New Jersey elects q Democratic Governor, by a
small majority; but the Legislature is Repnbli-
can in both branches.
Wisconsin gnes Handsomely Republican.
Minnesota goes Republican, by large majori-
ty.
From Illinois we have but few returns, but they
Look strongly Republican.
Maryland gOes Democratic, and virginia "Con-
servative."
In Arkansas, We do not know whether the fight
was between Republicans and Democrats, OF be-
tween two wings Of Republican,.
Mississippi sends meagre returns, not sufficient
to indicate the result.
Kansas goes Republican by heavier majority
than ever. There hss been much splitting up on
local questions in many Counties, and there have
been q large number Of Independent tickets; but
wherever . straight fight had been made. the Re-
publicans have overwhelming majorities. Leav-
enworth and AtchisOn Counties both 20 largely
Republican.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-11-09

THE LONGER 4 HAN LIVES, THE MORE
HE FINDS, BIZ DAI, OUTl
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-11-09

Psstatsu Thsy Grow Small Over Thsrs!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-11-09

cation; but We declined, in the hope of healing
mp old sores, and promoting peace and harmony.
If We can procure the letter, we shall now pub
lish it. That ring boasted that they ran the pol
itics of the County; and they succeeded in 30 i'm
pressing this upon the minds of other aspirants,
that nearly every candidate for other Offices, a.
though most Of them had been strongly for IRA
cY, turned their hacks upon him, the day of the
primary election, and joined hands with the
CANPBElL party. Most of them likewise got
beautifully scooped.
When the Convention met, il was found that
CAMPsxIL had no show. He therefore withdrew
ffUm the race, and his friends set alloat scheme
to beat TRACY, by uniting on MCCRUN, of Doni-
phan. They could give him their entire strength;
they expected, Of course. that the entire Wayne
delegation would 30 for him; they had secured
the Burr-Oak delegation, by promising them e
Il Devil in the high mountain) the nomination Of
their man for Sheriff; there had been . tie ON one
delegate at Iowa Point, and Mr.. HEDRIcK, .
CAAPsxIL man, had got in BY drawing lots; and
they had, through JACK sELovKR, bought up ono
of the Washington Township Delegates. That
was their side of the play. But the other party
checkmated the Washington Township arrange
meut ; two Of the Wsyne Township men had
enough backbone to control their own votes; and
HRDERIcK declined to be turned over like . fat
hog or . load Of corn. The result was, TRACY
went in on the first ballot. Sheriff came next, and
of course the Bun-Oak man was left to shift foz
himself.
Notwithstanding CAMPBELL had announced
himself - candidate, snbject to the decision Of
a.. Cc.v.ntsop. suA notwithstanding his ffiend1
lad done their bss to secure delegates for him u
tAe primary elections, yet neither Mr.. CAArBElI
nor any Of his actiye friends said OF did thing
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-11-09

Weep for the Peri Lost-lEourn 70,
the Bed-bug's Doom!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-11-09

Put He in Ny Little Bed!
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king bOth anu causing instant death.
Prof Nudge thinks that underlying the Saline
quarried like coal, ~ in the mines of Cheshire,
England, and Crncow, Poland.
The Telescope says that the saw mill belonging
to !. N. SchOOley & Son, seven and miles south
of Belville, was consumed by fire the fore part Of
last week, making clean sweep Of the mill, and
all the lumber piled in the vicinity.
The Topeka Cenmessealyk says: On Thursday
troying the Lykins House. Leo Herzog's saloon,
Schmidt's stove store, John BelI's stove ware
room, Fries saloon and Larkin's livery stable.
The loss was $4,000 without insurance. The fire
originated in the upper part of the hotel, but the
cause IL not yet known.
Mr.. Andrew jackson, on Fall river, Greenwood
county; has Rsthered 1891 bushels Of corn of six
acrcs He has 12 acres more that promise much
heavier yield. He thinks il will average over 100
bushels to the acre.
A Mr.. Reese, said to havc owned the ground on
which the first hattie Of Bun Rum was fought, 10
building large fouring mill near Lincoln Centre.
AID FOR 1HK wEsr.eThe Atehison CAsnPiss
publishes . call for meeting tn organize relief
for the destitute inhabitants of Osborn, Republic
the magnitude Of the disasters reported from The
Northwest may cause rs to forget the suheras Of
our own State. The Atchison movement deserves
imitation-Lsxresoe Journal
The Humboldt Ststss1sn says that man named
Gale, living soms four miles to the northwest Of
that city, came 70 IN untimely death by expasure
to the elements Last Monday nigth. He had vis-
tied the city on Monday, and left for home
about O'Clock r. u. Tuesday morning his re-
mains were found near the track Of the II, K. 4
T. railroad, and within two miles Of his house.
By letter from Kerwin, to the coneordi. F..
pive, We learn that severe prairie fro swept over
kerwin, On the 96th, about noon. Hon. ~
haystaeks were destsoycd-the latter in .resf
numberA Four houses were burned befors M.
parations could be made to stop the m r.
houses were banned with their contents. On
man, 9r: Jonssh,n Smith, had 800 in srssnhseEs
tire los is estimased 1t 5000, vhieh /. hs"1r
for new settlers.
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REPREsESTAnvEs.-TheR Republicans elect one
Representative in this County, apd the Democrats
two.
PIERCE, Republican, is elected in the First Dis
trict. - ever $50 majority.
MAILER, Democrat, beats Odor, Republican, in
the Second District, by two votes.
MowRY is beaten in the Third District, by SCAR
CT, Democrat, by some 20 votes. This is clear
csse of Republican betrayal, a. there is . large
Republican majority in the District.
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LIVERPOOL. April IL -l2 p. m
Refined l634 Spirits l4s<.
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ANTWERP, April l2-3 p. N.
Crude-4SlS
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Having added to my large stock. am
now ready 10 supply Scotch WHISKY. Jnluni
"a Rum and all other Imported goods al
New York prices
novl2 II OwEA GArF,ES
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Price 81 per.sOx. SIX Boxen 50.
by nj =. MONS, Iirurcjs,.

Agent for PetrOlcnm Centre, Pa LidiCs
rg him s thrnuyh the Petroleum Cent. e
post ollce can have the Pills sent (confden'isly
by vail, to any part Dt the cam ry, free II postage
Aud also by A. H. Griffith. Oil Civ. \. w Snum
G"orryjle. ". \. NcDnuaId. T.tIsvle. Callcnd,
& o.. M'ud'illr. In louIy, whulc@nlr agent
g" i"rt, aaI b! = HO"G, ss,a i1p-i' tGi,
ew OK, 10 ,en
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Prepared ExpressIy for Married
Ladies

o. c lady writes. DuDorc5', Golden Pills relieved
me in two days" without any iucunveniencc ike
magic. 20 say all W no who " the genuine 'R,.
war. of counlerle's" The gen ine is now PIT ,p
in large white boxes con shining double quaItily'
of Pills, ard upon each hox you N find the :.
Revenue Stamp printed from nv private de- npor
which you will Gnd The worl' Duponco's Golden
without hut s.amp. The small red ard vel ow
boxes are ~? longer II cd because Of their bel g
coun,priptel
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Removal,
NJ. GREETHI.S'

READY-MADE CLOTHING ESTAB-
LISHuEET.
HAS changed Base, nnd will row he iourd at
S. MlCHELS' GID STh.ID,
next door to Aker's Hall, N " ellington ,'5.,t
have put in II ln-.e .tocl.p = w (.U.:,S
SpRlNG O"tR Cnh1 ); >. 'tT:'G SUITS; Dhc.3
SUITS: WAlF'!E SUITS UNI 80. .;I.,Ij iii.>.,
OF al find Sr'c!oid fit i,G SlIr-.; AID y ccih.
rlrie a'"rtnert or iin,'N- -N'Ia auus. Al II
which 10 Ma' ked COW lowe! !D,n pOuis heNu.. or
been so'd at in the n'j Eol.ou.
Thank ng my rumcrou- c1gtot'ers ',r tb''.
pa'roiatc ut my old stand. hope i q viii con
ti'ue their fivurs GIVE NE Il ItL!.
a. Ia. Nj cRErt'rII,I.
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DR'ug rs, Pa
Street, Pet
HI l. OIL MARK ETS.

OFFICE OF a-. .s,'. Il
PETROLEUM CENTRE DAILY BEcoRB
April IL 1871.
The market was weak and dull through
ont the day, buyers Offering $3,a5 to $40.
but no sales for shipment 500 bbis sold to
refinery As gravity at $4,05.