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For CONDENSATION of the Postmaster zen.
eral. eight thousand dollars; three Asslst d
Postmasters General, at three thousand I'VE E
hundred dollars each; superintendent Vi
monev-order system, three thousand dollars
Superintendent of foreign mails, three tnou,
sand dollars: chief Of division OF Gea9
letter office. two thousand hve hunareu
dollars; chief clerk, two thousand TWO nun
dred dollars: three chief clerks, at two tho1-
sand dollars each: one additional Chief CLERK
for money-order office, two Thousand uoliala,
additional to one clerk OF class iour, as
discussing clerk, two hundred 9ollar1
fourteen clerks of class four, my ~
clerks of class three, three addltlonai G c
of class three for money order ONCE L1r'S
eight clerks of class two ffty-two clerks VI
class one: fifty-seven female clerks, AT nlno
hundred dollars each; two female orans,
lators in the bureau Of foreign mails, anu
one female translator in the money-oruol
Office, at twelve hundred dollars eacn; one
messenger, at eight hudred and forty aoi1
lars, and four assistants, at seven nunui 81 =
and twentydollars each; nine WaIchlheh, .. ;.
seven hundred and twenty dollars eacn ;
n1teen laborers, at seven HunolIu "i -,
twenty dollars each; twenty-five SiS III -, Ne
dead letter office, at eight hundred uollai !
each; for temporary clerk hire, ten thou 1 y
dollars: making, in all, three hunar 5al, anu
nlnety-fve thousand seven hundred uoua rs
For stationery, nine thousand dollars, ior
iael for the General Postofiice bu1ialng, III,
iuding the Auditors Office, seven tnousan9
iour hundred dollars; for gas; four thousanu
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r. There is iu.t no. /. e1e,t Loee..

II There is iast nov . great buggs-
boo being msds over the displseement Of
Senator Sumner from the Chairmsnship
Of The Committee on Foreign Relations:
and il is even predicted that the Get vii !
result 10 tbs destruction Of the Republic sn
party. We canuot zee th,t the Rspubli-
can party 10 bound to keep one nsn for.
ever 10 The same ppsition-especially .
mss who hss no sympathy or sfiilistioo
with nay living thiag Of the prs..nt day
II such thing - thst will break do~n
the Republican party. the sooner it breaks
the better.
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IRISH WORLD We have received q
copy OF a paper bearing the above title.
which has reached its 9Th number. 1t
is Irish all over. and is thoroughly devo.
ted 10 the cause Of liberat'ng Ireland. l,
is decidedly the best paper of the kind
we have yet seen. Considerable space in
it's columns is devoted to literature and
history. 1t contains Irish poems and
traditions. historical ske, ches. first-cl.ss
romancss etc.. snd we notice that it ia
publishing . new translation Of Sind
bad the Sailor" Published weekly. al
80 SO year. Address the Irish World
Publishing Company. New York.
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Notice Of PartssIsu.
Catharine Beeler, Widow Of W. D. Beele,
deceased,

| ". 0ERIDR-
deceased,
John S. Beeler, Jr., Emily Bixby, Hannah ].
Seeler. George II. BeeIer. Abraham L.
Bee'er. and Lewis Beeler, Heirs q. Lav Of
faid W. d Bee!er
In Probate Court Of Doniphan County, Kansas.
DEFENDANT in the above entitled esus.
- are hereby notified that Catharine BeeIer
has filed her petition in the Probate Count Of
Do"iphsn County. asking that the povsiss Of
the following real estate belonging so ksr, %
the "'do" o. .aid deceased, be set OF 10 her
In her own right. as the iss directs, to wts:
Lot >. in Block g.: Lots q. 10 and u. N
Block 69; and Lots 6. 9 and 10. in Bisek 70;
All IN the City Of White Cloud, DeaipAas
County. Kansas. (.
Also. the northeast quarter Of section sses-
" t2o) town one. ~ range nineteen, (l9y;
the north haf Of the south east Quarter ef
section twenty. (20) town one. IN r.nse
nineteen, (I9); the soutl. vess one. fouyth or
the south east quarter OF section tventv. fa0,
town one. IL rarge nineteen, (1Sj; AMI I've
acres out Of the sess part IT the eouth. east
quarter Of section Gfteea. (lsy tovs one, n,
range nineteen. tl9J-she said nye acres eoo.
sissins Of strip lying along the vest line Of
shs said quarter. eomasncinS 53L rods south
iron the north west conner Of al 4 ousetss.
and having its sestern boundary identical
sith the west line Of the said ou.,te,. runn;a1
thence south along said vest line 53i< rols.
and the said strip running eas: Ear ensueh -
take in Eve acres ofisnd.
And that the same will stand Tor hearing a
The Apsii term Of said Cosrs. A. d. 1871.
sCnn =. GORDON, PFubais Js1e6.
A"e' y 'e7i-ss. Pt's fee, SO
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TovNsHp ELECTION time Tor the
annual Township election approached
The cf1icers to be elected. are one To~n-
ship Trustee. ons Treasurer. ons Clark.
three Justices Of the Pesos. three Consta.
bles. end several Rad Ossrseers. We
ind that there is . strorg desire on the
part Of m.ny. to have the R.publiess
Township Central Comnitis call 5 Con.
veution. Tor the purposs Of nominating .
fnll party ticket. 1h,a is good enough
idea, IL Ill will abide BY the dee;sioa oI
the Convention. when held. This thing
Of holding Conventions. and then the
friends of The unsuccessful sspirsn,s be.
coming sore and boiling the ticket. does
the party more harm than the election o.
mixed ticket. regardless Of politics
Where the Democrats have the power.
they elect Township officers Of their owu
party: and we see no reason Why The Re.
public.ps ehcuh not do Likewise. II Z
Republican Convention is called. we wan,
to see the delegates spportionedto to the pre-.
ciuc.s according to the number ofRepubli
cen votes they pollsl at the last general
election. with this jast sPpor.ionmsnt. &
dne regard for the wishes Of the Rspubli.
cans Of the several precincts. snd faith.
tul adhesion to the action Of the Conven
iro1. such Convention would b. good
thing.
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Total

Our State Lszisla'urs adj 'urned Thurs.
day night: or Friday morning. We are not
rert.in which. The two important mat
'ers Of choosing Senator and making the
sppOstionment for hers OF the Lngis.
I.tnre for the mex, Eve yes's. wsre auen-
ded to in such 9 wsy a. to give general
satisfaction. We believe the new law of
evidence will BE- verv generally scqaiesced
in. We regret that tho Tree aud hedge
law was meddled with ct al. but believe
on the whole that the last Legislature has
done about "a mnch good end a. little
harm "a a"v that have preceded it, Wy,
oRdotte Gozefte.
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Tn. publisher Of q Newspaper called
the Elk Falls Ex.miner. Of Howard
county. has infringsd npon Sol. Miller.
copyright to the noble red man with rif,
in h.nd. kneeling upon . bank by the
flowing river, snd pensiveIv con'empl.-
ring i,s fall This onght to he stopped
Thot Indian is peculiarly Whita Clond
Chief. and dossn't belong to Elk FAlls.
Get snothsr In niisn. ron Howsrd conn,y
people.-Atehison Champion
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-16

A KANSAS ATToRNEY's FEEs.-Fol
General Blun,'s services 40 attorney 10
prosecuting claims against the govern.
ment in behalf Of the Chicksssws, Choc
fsws snd Qasp.ws. he received the snue
little sum OF 1926 100. =. follows: Unl
Of the psyuen, Of sl25 600 to :he Chick.
sssws. he received S62 500; ont Of ss4.
600 to the Choctaws. he received e33..
600: and ont Of 800 600 to the Quspaws.
$50 600; ia oil Sl26 100 ont of the pay
Een,s amounting TO S299. 900. The
New York Tribune denouncss in severe
terms this clever job Of Indian attorney
Ship. and slightly intimstss that Blunt is
a thief.
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From Kansas.

OFFIcE, HEtHERiNGrON Cos BLocK.
ATcHIsoS. KANSAS, DEc. 7, 1868
MEssas. DoLAs 4 QUieo:
DEAR Sn-I have submitted to careful chem
ical examination the sample You furnished me
Of TuAnIED Blue GRAss WHISKY, and And IL
exhibits only mere u,ce of Fssii on: the
comparative freedom from which rendsss h far
preferable to other whiskies containing larger
proportion Of this and other noxious incrsdI-
ents. Respectfully.
A. II. LANPHEAR, MD.
The above whisky. which is beyond sll doubt
the best and only pure Liquor now In use, can
be oosained In large or snail qusndtISs Of
Hsrpsfer / Orton.
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spefial Notices.
EXTRA SPECIAL Hor1cHU
BEWARE OF COUsrERFElrs,

smifh's Tssie SyvsS has been counterfeited
and the eonnterfei'er brought to grief.
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
The seasise article must have DR.. Josx
BuLL's private ssasp on each bottle. DR.,
ions Boil only has the right to manufacture
and sell the original JoHs J. SnirH's TONIC
SYRUP, OF Louisville. Ky. Essmins vel,
the label on each bottle. If ny private ssamu
is not on each bottle. do MOI purchase. or you
viIl be deceived. Bee my column advertise.
ment. anil my show card. I win prosecute
any one Infringing on my right. The se..i..
Sn'rH's Te"Ic Ssaur can oaly be prepared By
myself The public's servant,
DR.. JOHN BULL.
LocrsviLLs. Nor. S. 1869. meb. n.
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n. The Lesvenworth Bullstin has Q
scathingly sarcastic article on Horace
Gresley ami Henry c. Carey. whom the
world has hitherto looked npon as being
men Of some sbility. The world will feel
cheap when it learns it's mistake.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-16

The resien.rion Of two gsn'lrmen elect.
ed 10 the Unitsa States Senate for six yea,
e.ch. 's somewhat novelty in politic.I
history. In each case the senator. elect /.
governor Of his "s'e. and re-igns the
sena'orship TO remain governor. 1t is
somewhat remarkable. also. that each Of
the gentlemen songhf the rffice very ear.
n's'ly. and obtained IL only after . very
prot'acied contest. On sbsndo,ei q
seat for six years in the senate to rema ain
governor Of Mississippi for four years.
and the other to remain governor Of Ar.
kansas TO- two years. These resienstios.
show psiriotic devotion to state interes,s
which is almost without PRECEDENT.
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JoHs B. MAoaUDER.-Jnbn B Msgrnier,
a esptsin At one time in The U ,ited State.
Army. from which he resigned to accept
services 10 the ranks Of R-helli N. died Al
his home in Galveston. Texas. last Snn
day morning. Mag-n3er was educated
at West Point and assigned to the artil.
l.ry branch of the army. aud served in
the Mexican war with crsii.. Before the
var Of the rebellion broke out he rr,-
tested fidelity TO President L;ncnln. while
he wss negot iaiing with the insnrrection.
;sts Of Montgomery. When he had re-
ceived all the money due him he A'd TO
Richmond, and was at ono, made Brig.
adler in the rebel force. 10 the famous
Peninsula campaign Msgruder held the
chief comm.nd at yorktown. and gets
credit for skillfulIy retsrding the motions
Of tho invading army with ri.licnlonsly '
inferior force. He was thrashed sonndly
by Hooker and Kesrney ne.r'y oil the
~ay from yorktown 10 Willi-msbure.
end his routed bstfalions coming npon
the supports nearer Richmond. filled them
with such panic that Hooker and other
officers declared that. at the time, Rich
mond was at the mercy Of our army.
From this time Magruder appears only at
intervals in the records Of rebellion-once
or twice in Texas. and occasionally else
where; Soon after the war closed he was
arrested for disiurbsnce in New York CRY,
and wss com mmi,ted TO Ludlow street jail.
Lately be settled down 10 business 10
Galveston.
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The St. Louis Times of Sunday morn
ing hss the following item in its river
colonn: "Ths Glasgow. the fi,st hos,
Of the sesson Tor Omahs. left last might
With better cargo than it was expected
she would secure. She bad one hnndsed
and City soldiers. seventy five cabin pss.
sengers. and one hundred deck passengers
emigran's vest. and some freight. Any
thing like respectable trip back will
make Cspt. Lsmoths return in good
humor.
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w There is . desire to know what
the wealth Of S.n Domingo consists in.
that ti,ers is such fever to annex It. We
think i. mus, consist in grindstones. ss
We see it stated in . paper. that every
member Of the commission went there
with o private axe to grind.
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WEULOCk.

The Basis Of Civil Society.-Es.ays for
Young Men. on the honor and happiness OF
Marriage. and the evils and dangers Of Ceiib-
acy.-with sanitary help for the attainment Of
mans true position in life. Sent free, ir seal
ed envelopes. Address. HOWARD ASSO.
CITATION. Box P. Philadelphia, Pa.
feb IL 7n-ly
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-16

EF In looking over our ex changes ol
the past two months, we fiod that some
Of them have been pitching furiously into
our substitute" in the editorial chair
1t so happened That every article over
which they worked themselves up. was
written by 0urself.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-16

@ An exchange says that Glssco. in
Cloud Comfy, wants blacksmith. We
know Of at least . dozen newspapers in
Kansas. that might each spare . FIRST.
class blacksmith to supply wants like
that Of Glasco.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-16

EE The Leavenworth Bulletin hs,
come out as . morning psper. and ],
brushed mp and improved in every psrtic'
ulsr. The only drawback to its useful
ness, is its Democratic Free Trade senti.
men,s-and the organ Of 8 Tariff Senator,
at that!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-16

WHITE CLoUD-A CRY sRr ON Hill.
We spent day in White Ciond great.
" to our satisfaction. and were pleased
to notice tho evidences Of prosperity snd
enterprise. The location Of this place i.
handsome, the town slopes gently back
frem the river, and on the surrounding
hills are many beautiful water views.
There are m.ny 6ne stores and dwellings.
as well ss saw mills. steam fpuring mills
snd furniture factory. Pierce & Son keep
gooc hotel, and have hearty welcome
for oil guests. snd their stables are stocked
with Is fine livery as ran be seen any " here
-ercspt perhaps in ST. Joseph -enith they
run . splendid turn.ou, to and from the
trains at Forest City. Sol. Miller's edifice
stands like the sentinel and safeguard OF
the citizsns' liberties. just as bis brave
words have runs through the State these
many years.
Altogether. We sre satisfied that
White Cloua has future before il. and
means to make the most of it.-iE. Joseph
Union.
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ALICE CARY's MoNUMENT is pro.
posed to insert memorial window for
Alice Csrv in the Church Of the S,rsn-
gers" in New York. From this church
Miss Csry was buried. Il was the last
to which she was attached. 1t ia the
church Of her surviving sister. Miss
Ptehe Cary. A memorial window has
been decided BY her friends IS more ap-
propria,e than tablet. An artist ia en-
gagged On the design. and the window will
be made ss rich ss the contributions Of
her friends viii Justify. 1t il necessary
only to state this object. A few dollar.
from each Of her many friends and I'D.
mirers will NIKE this graceful monument
to Der memory.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-16

ARREsrsD PRoMsExr KANSAS
LAWYER TAKEN TO IowA.-On Tuesday.
the 7shis.t: ths Sc III Of MssshslI coun.
~. Kansas. passed through St. Joe. on his
way to Ioya. Aeving ie charge Gen. Fos.
ter. ProminShs lawyer Of Northern
Kansas. who had hsen arrested ou q 70.
qnisition from the Governor Of Iowa. to
answer charge Of bigsmy and embezzls-
ment. We were unable to CLEAN any par
ticulsrs 10 references 10 the ms,fer. further
than the mere fact Of the arrest. In lew
days We will probably hear moro about it.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-16

TIMBER.-Kansss. although . prairie
State. is we'll Supplied With almost every
variety Of timber. Along the entire val
leys Of the rivers snd smsller stresms.
may he found the beat quality Of timber.
in sufiicieut sbundsnee. The forests con.
tanned in these valleys ere from one to
three husdsed uiIss 10 leseth. and consist
Of oak. walnut. hickory. ash. gum, elm.
cottonwood. hsckbsrry. syesmose. and
every other variety that i usnslly found
10 the Westers States.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-16

Ev A newspaper tells an sneedots Of
Chief Justice Chase. that occurred when
he was 9 Wing. in Ohio. Chase never
wss o Wing: and furthermore. there
never was Q time when he would not
renege on his psrty. to gain some poli,i-
cal advantage for himself
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-16

1E An exchange argues that the new
Kansas law concerning cspitsl punish
ment. (which. we believe. did no, become
law, virtually aboiisbes hanging. ss the
whole responsibility is repossi 10 the
breast OF the Governor. Then. We are no,
so sure Of its abolition. for the Governor
wears . pair of gsllows across his bresst.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-16

@ET A new weapon Of war. called th5
,rowel bayonet. has been invented. whieh'
is ssid to be very effective. either in igh.
ing or fortifying. It's effect in battle 'yjisill
doubtless be to increase the nsortusry 1jst,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-16
~ Helmbold. the Bucbu veud

w Helmbold. the Buchu vender.
sends us an Eastern paper. With puff oI
himself marked for publication. beaded
Business and Pleasure" We suppose
our publishing it would csuse him Pisss.
ure; but Business is our motto. Just now.
and we would like to see the color Of his
"scads" before advertising for him.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-16
heerfnS Facts for rhe BIliou..

heerinS Facts for slse Bilious.
Every day demonstrates more clearly that
liver complaint. in all its distressing forms, can
be controlled and cured without difficulty or
Inconvenience. 1t is an obstinate disease, but
its oh-tinacy ia not proof against the pertna.
cious, remedial and restorative operation Of
H'stetter's Stomach Btters. That genial cor.
recti'e eompeis tie organ to do ito duty. 1t
mua secfete regularly and healthfuly under
the influence Of the Bitters. Their action
brings it back from u state Of rebellion into
perfect harmony with the laws Of health. II
there is costiveness. it disappears; if there is
side ache or back ache. it ceases; if the skin
and the whites of the eyes are tiaged with su-
perfnous bile. they receiver their natural hue /;
il the appetite is gone, it returns; if the dige,-
tion is impaired. it is restored; in brief, what
ever the sy ynptoms Of the complaint may be,
and whatever the phase it his assumed, a cure
Is eeTfain. Sach are the uniform effects of
this preparation where bilious disease has been
already developed; bnt in cases where there
is merely a constitu'iuEal tendency to liver
complaint. it may be prevented throughout life
by the regular use. in small quantities, of this
palst'blc anIidotc. These are proven facts,
ani shouli be seriously ponderei-or, rather,
they shouid be promptly acted upon-by all
persons of bilious habits. march2-lm
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-16

~ Gov. Clayton hss sgain bsen elec.
ted United States Senator from Arksnsas.
II they do ihst . few more times. he'll
get mad, and stick.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-16

b ET Some captions papers are finding
fault with Sol. Miller's White Cloud
Chief. Junction Union.
Sol. Miller is not caring q Continental
what captions papers or csptious people
think or say Of his Chief.