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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-09-21

R We are inforned by one who knows, that
the apples sent frum Iowa Township were the
best in the collection tsken to Richmond. So
that Iowa Township may proudly and justly claim
The premium for the best fruit in the United States!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-09-21

~ THEODORE TILToN has written a sickening
mess Of twaddle, intended for history of that
woman of ill-fame, VICTORIA C.. WoODHULI
Among other things, he says she was born the
year Queen VICTORIA begun her reign, and was
named in honor of her; that the Queen decreed
that all children born in that year, who should be
named after her, should receive at her hands a
valuable present; and Mrs. Woodruff has never
claimed hers. He suggests that she now wait I'M
til she becomes President of the United States then
make visit to England, and receive the present
from her sister ruler in person. TILToN seems to
have been deeply engrossed with his nauseous
task, as to forget that the Constitution Of the
United States expressly prohibits the President
from accepting present from. any foreign power,
ruler, or pOtentate
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-09-21

y Reports from MASSACHUSETTS look hopeful
fos DE defeat of the demase;,,e, BEx. BUTLER. for
Vo'efis'f, III the Repnblicsa State Convention,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-09-21

" printer called on us few days ago, who
said that he had just come from Rulo. The edli-
tor of the Register had written him to come and
work for him. He went, and arriving there ON
the day the paper should have been issued, found
no person in the Office, and the first side of the
paper not yet set mp. Citizens advised him that
the less he had to do with the concern, the better
it would be for him. The elitor was off ON a
drunk, and he was unable to pay the charges of
a bundle of paper in the express Office for him.
Phe printer took their advice, and the bundle of
paper hss not yet been "lftesi,' unless il was
stolen, like tins fellows ping hat, up in Iowa
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-09-21

coLoRADoDfhe Colorado election occurred last
week, and the Republicans carried almost every
thing. The Legislature is almost unanimously
Republican. Tins Radicalism -erumbles in Colo
RADIO!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-09-21

AaAIS.-kansas Fruit has taken the first pre-
sniun at Philadelphia. As there are no more
words II conquer, it only remains for Kansas to
convert ner 3nffn~nse grape crop into wine, and
60 off on a bag drunk.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-09-21
CHICAGO MARKET.

Flour-Firmer.
wheat-No opned easier and closed rmer at 81 16s.
Corn-No Stronger and ac higher; closed at 4sc.
Oats-No 2 at 30sc.
Rye-No at Gle
Barley-No a. ssd62ic
Mess Pork-Ciosed AZ s13
Lard-sEc.
Meafs-Shoul1ers at Sc.
Hogs-Du for ligh-active and firm for heavy sales al
a 05d4 IS
Cattle-Fairly active at q 12a55o.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-09-21

q Since the decent people of Rulo have kick.
ed ont of their town the lousy dog who ran the
Register, the Doniphan Democrat will be at . los
to get suitable matter to fill its inside coluuus
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-09-21

~ The Doniphan Democrat having run ashore
for articles in the Cke to criticise has taken to
picking flaws in the advertisements If men or
der advertisements published in the Ckief, and
pay for them, the editor of the Democrat should
mt trouble himself ahnuf il
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-09-21
AGENTS WANTED FOR
AGENTS WANTED FOR
Sexual SCienC

Including Manhood womanhoc and their mutual interre
lations Love- its Laws Power. &c. by Prof o. s Fowler
Send for Circulars and specimen pages Address NATION
AL PUBLISHING CO, Cincinnati Ohio; Chicago. Ill
St. Louis, Mo. sept2lwi.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-09-21

u To day Autumn begins. Begin to keep
your eye peeled for frost
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-09-21
an. LOUIS MARKET.

st LOUIE s. tptenlbtf It.
Flour-Supers extra and double extra In demand and
higher super a asa4 50; a 75a4 90; Xxx IS o095 20
xxx 8 s5a6 co.
Wheat-Firm and generally better; No 81 16 Il; No
81 t1 "a .; No. 2 81 30d1 81.
Co-Dull prices declined; mixed see white mixed
5d55c; choice white SIC sacked.
Oats-Receipts large and prices unseftled mixed 3s a
39c; white 40c sacked
Barley-Best qualities demand and firm prime spring
s5a 7sc choice 90695c; prime fall e2a
Rye-Steady and firm at 62d63c-
Pork-Steady 80 %: bacon very hrm; shouiders
d7ic; clear sides sc dry salt shoulders sc clear sides
s3c-
Lard-No rounds lots offering; choice tierce small way
93dlAc
Catte-Unchansed; Texan, 1aasic; native aa5c.
Hogs-33 diic-
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-09-21

NEW MExIco.-Politieal matters i'm this Terri
tory appear to be mixed. There having been two
hepnbf'can candidates for Delegate to Congress,
fhe Democrats claim the election Of their candi-
GATE Dy small majority. II this is 50, it shows
that the Republicans cannot poll double the vote
OF the Democratic greaSrs i'm New Mexico. and
must be set down as crumblipp.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-09-21

~ The outcast who claims relationship to
DoN CARLOS BUELL., was in town, few days ago,
and got into n row with a barber. To save his
hide, he heat hasty retreat from the shop, with
out waiting to pay for his shave. Instinct ought
to teach him that it is about time for him to quit
fOolins with BARRIERS.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-09-21
WELLS CARBOLIC TABLETS,

FOR COUGHS, COLDS, q HOARSENESS.
These Tablets present the Acid in combination with the
other efficient remedies in popular FORM for the Cure
all THROAT and LUNG Diseases HOARSENESS and
LIBERATION Of the THROAT are Immediately relieved
and constantly being the proprietor
Of relief in of Thnst difficulties Of years standing
n Fr:nfAAY Don't he deceived by worthless iina.
VA y ! 1UN tions Get only Wells Carbolie Tablets.
Price. 25cis. per Box. JOHN O. KELLOGG, Is Plat ST.
New York, Sole Agent for u S. Send for circular.
sept21w4
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-09-21

Our VIEW SUsTAINED.-We have on several
occasions expressed the belief that the scarcity Of
money in Kansas, when it was plentiful East,
was owing to the tendency Of Kansas laws to
protect dishonesty, and enable citizens to escape
the payment Of their honest debts, thereby dis
cournging the investment Of capital here. A cor
respondent of the Atchson Champio., writing up
on this subject, takes about the same view as the
following extracts from his article will illustrate:
Section of the Code Of Civil Procedure contains the
following clause No real within this State shall
he sold for the payment Of money security for which
may have been pledged except In pursuance of judg
ment Of Court Of competent Jurisdiction ordering such
SALE
That this canse is an excellent one for lawyers no one
viii deny hut Is also undeuabe that Il IL arbitrary
and absurd limitation of the citizens right deal he
please. with his prynte property 1t is indefnsibe from
any point Of view hut while its effect foolish rrstrain
upon the right Of the rerty owner is evident and should
alone be sufficient for Its repeal its influence to dis
the investment If foreign capital may need pointing
ont hut k when understood to be conclusive against
That this positive obstacle the influx money should
be removed cannot think, be doabted. Whether the
State should oer Inducements to emigration of capital
by aboshng the usury laws and the taxation of notes
important queien deserving the fullest discussion befre
the next Legislature couvrneA.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-09-21

The New York HosH occasionally gets of wit
tieisms at the expense Of politicians, but rarely
better effort than this:
"The Presidential Race-Entries-Fit Ran
dolph, Of New jersey, enters proclamation No. 1.
out of jersey Blue, dam Orange Riot, by Green
Ribbon. John T. Hoffman, of New York. enfer.
Proclamation No. 2, ont Of Old Tammsny by
Hibernia, ont of Emerald Ring. G. g. dam the
18th fully. splendA nun may 6e expected hy
each in the next Democratic National Conventiou.n
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-09-21

Nothing except the Sewing Machine has been IN
vented which much relieves the labor cf the bouseh
the Wrngxr its usefulness does end here The
saving ef clothing Is af much greater importance II b Of
ten remarked that articles of hne texture last twice long
when wrsng In Wringer when wrung by hand The
NovKErY has Cog wheels on both ends The rolls aro
allowed 10 separate freely either end These besdes
other advantages which contains to be dspe1sa
bic to practical wringer.-yee York Iadspendenf
Tbe Novelty WPingeF-Has become an indispenss
bls Institutisu Thousands of mes And believe ts
great and Increasing popularity IL fully meritedfor the
Novelty evdenfy IN the requisites Of rstelass
practical maehpe Indeed after usng for monts
In family prepared to ndorse the Novelty
unsurpassed ne aunrrss wnessaip BY any Of fhe
several wrincers previously ied-Moores Rai ~ York
nosA eveTyWhe1e. N. -. PHELPS = CO..
sspt2lwl GN. AGrs., 102 CHANBxRs ST., N. T..
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-09-21

VXyANTED-AGENTS $40 PER day tn sell the
w celebrated HOME SHUTTLE SEWING Ma.
CHINE. Has the underfeed makes the lock stitch aike
both sdesD and is fully licensed The best and eheap
est family Sewing Machine in the market Address
JOHNSON CLARK & CO.. Boston, Mass, Pittsburgh Pa
Chicago Ill. or ST. Louis No. septalwI
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-09-21

An old man who for 10 yeas has lived her
mif's life in New Orleans, was found dead in his
hermitage the other day. Near the straw pallet
on which he lay was . rich casket containing the
Bourbon Diaden, which was lost on the night Of
August l6, 1880, and with 1t manuscript in
French, saving:
al am Charette, the Vendesn General. Maria
of Savoy was to have been my wife. She was
taken from me and given to the Comte dArtois
1 could have forgiven this, but he deserted me
when most needed his Belp and assistance
revengsd myself and procured his overthrow, and
am happy since he died in exilen
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-09-21
8 O'CLOCK.
Darling Self-supplying Penholder

Writes 1000 words at q dip. Used with any Den
Samples by mail, 30 cents as cents and 81 each ,,,
wanted. Address W. A COOKE, 6 State St.. " Y A''
sept2iw4.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-01-05
p111 Arp AMONG THE INSURANCE AGENTS

cot tired of this, and walked 10
whitehall for peace. A friend sup,
nosed he was friend) found me ana
said he wanted to see me partlKSariy.
He took me away back, hauled out
some little thumb papers full OF hgures,
and said he wanted me to insure my
life That skeered me worse than any
thing. for it looked like | was IN dan
ger. q and he had just found 1t out; !,
axed him if he thought there would DC
a fight' !. He explained things to me-
and | felt relieved, and declined to IN.
snre for the present. You see felt
mitv we'll, and could not see the neces-
sity. At the next corner | met anotn-
or friend who seemed glad to see me
exceedingly. He held my hand in his
several moments. He axed me II my
life was insured. He said ne was agen'
for the very best company IN the worlu'
7 axed him how long man could llVe
nnder his company. He then explained
to me that a man might die at any
time; that they didn't undertake to keep
a man from dyin So | declined, put
expressed my gratitude for his interest
in INV welfare, and promised to buy a
policy as soon as l got right sick, -,
Just as l left him l heard HIM call
some fellow a dam phool. When | got
to the hotel there was Teller waiting
for me on the same business. lie talk
ed to me for an hour about the uncer-
tainty of life and certainty OF death
thought perhaps he was missioha-
ry. He seemed much concerned about
nv wife and children and once or twice
wiped his eyes with white handker,
chief | knowed he was friend, and
told him | would reflect seriously about
the matter.
| believe that company is purely a
philanthropic institution, and would
lend a poor fellow a few dollars If he
was suffering. | think | will try to
borrow a little from their agents to-
morrow. This morning the first one
come to see me again and concluded
was looking mighty bad, and axed
him to excuse me as | was not feeling
we'll. | went to DR.. Alexander, and
got q dose of salts. He axed Inc if |
was sick. | told him | supposed /
was, and the reason why. He then
told me all about it, and said there was
about one hundred of them fellows in
town, and they had augcrs, and they
bored about half an inch at the second
in the same hole, and so on till they
got to the hollow, and the patient gave
in and took a policy don't know
about that, but | will say that they are
the fricndliest, most sympathizcn and
kind hearted men have ever struck
only | don't like so much talk about
collins and graveyards.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-01-05

THE Los ANGELES NIGILANrEs.-This
body, in cndcavoring TO sustain the law
by violating it, have felt that some ex-
cusc is necessary to justify their APP
peal TO brute force in support of NOR
ality, and have issued long address
to "all whom it may concern from
which we take an extract as follows:
Our object in thus associating to-
gethcr is not to inaugurate mob-law,
and we most sincerely regret the neces-
sity that compelled the organization.
We do, however, now that the Society
has been inaugurated, intend to protect
the life and property of innocent per-
sons to the best of our ability; and
when, in our judgment, (after mature
deliberation and without haste) any
assassin has been set free where the
evidence should have convicted him,
then, and not till then, shall we NEEDLE
with the course of the law. We are
not actuated by any bloodthirsty mo-
tives; our actions are based upon the
principles of humanity and Justice.
While we, as law-abiding citizens, are
in duty bound to respect the laws un.
der which we live, and to be subordin.
ate to the Government, we cannot and
will not submit to incompetency and
lmbecility in those who have been
placed in power to administer those
laws. To the carrying out of these
resolutions we pledge our lives, our
property, and our honor.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-01-05

ONLY Gan Evasion. Some parties
were arrested and brought before His
Honor, Judge Sawyer, of the Circuit
Court in San Francisco, short time
since, on a charge of violating the law
against selling liquor in a Melodeon.
BY request of the parties on trial, His
Honor, in company with the Prosecut-
ing Attorney, and others, visited the sa-
loon, when they found that the bar was
not kept in the same room with the
Melodeon, but was connected with il
by hall, only; whereupon His Honor
decided that it was no violation of the
law but "only an evasion thereof" and
dismissed the suit. Wonder if he took
sugar his, and how long free whiskey
will be furnished there.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-01-05

A YOUNG MAN becoming engaged re-
Gently, was DESTROYS of presenting his
intended with a ring appropriately in
sorlbed; but being at a loss what to
have engraved on it, called upon his
father for advice. "Well," said the old
man, put on-'When this you see, re-
member me:' The young lady was
much surprised, few days after, at
receiving a beautiful ring bearing the
inscription, when this you see, re-
member father"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-01-05

WILL MAKE THEIR Own RArLs.-The
President. and Board of Directors of the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
have Formally adopted a resolution an.
propriating 100000 to erect rolling.
mills to manufacture Bessemer steel
rails for their road the works to be
erected as speedily as possible-at Du.
luth. It is. understood that iron. in
large quantities and excellent quality,
has been discovered near Duluth. -
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-01-05

NuRsERY DRAMA. Nov, I'll be papa,
going TO fix the furnace Sallie-"Oh,
Yes; and I'll be the new nurse, and you
must kiss me behind the cellar door"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-01-05

TIE men of the day most popular
with women-Hymen.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-03-22

mand that the present National Assembly
must return to Paris by the 23d instant to
morrow and accompanied this demand by
the threat that If such a removal is not made
the National Guard will march to Versailles
and disperse the representatives of the whole
nation. Meanwhile Paris resounds with
threats that the National Guard will shoot M.
Theirs, who has been legally selected as the
head of the new national government; and
distinct issue seems TO be formed whether
the violent men of Paris shall rule France. or
whether all her citizens shall have a fair op-
port unity -- deliberate and decide upon the
sat ousslIY = which affect their welfare
nb me selfish, unreasoning, rampant, and
saDguinary Red Republicanism that makes
such unreasonable demands at a moment
when the Thiers Government is embarrassed
by manifold difficulties and dangers arising
from the German invasion, Americans, who
unite with their love of liberty an equal love
of law and order, can have no sympathy.
Some of the insurgent chiefs have issued a
proclamation declaring that ''what is most
wanted now is order in liberty and by liberty"
but their followers have not even a faint con-
ception of the true method of gaining this
end; and their recent actions indicate that
local disorders would destroy any true French
republic that made Paris its capital
1t may be that out of the existing evil good
will come, by arousing the hostility of the
provinces to Partisan domination. The lead
ing capitals in the United States were pur-
posely fixed at comparatively obscure towns
and cities to avoid difficulties like those which
now endanger the French Government; and
the fact that such danger was worthy of
serious consideration in this country proves
that it possesses fearful magnitude in France.
In the existing conflict the greatest diff
culties that the new government is obliged
to contend with are the comparative tardi-
ness of the provinces in marshalling troops
to sustain their representatives, and the won
derful celebrity with which the Parisians act
when their pride or their passions are en-
kindled 1t is said that the released pri-
soners of Metz and Sedan are offering their
services to the new Government, but it is
not certain that full reliance can be placed
upon their fidelity and the course of
future events will depend largely
upon the readiness and zeal displayed by the
people of the provinces and provincial towns
in support of their representatives. The i'm
mediate contest is not between Republicanism
Bonapartsm, and Bourbonism, but between
Paris and all other portions of France, and if
this issue is decided in favor of the nation, as
a whole, q great point will be gained for
rational republicanism.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-03-22
THE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY

The Governor in his last annual message
urged in very forcible manner the import
ance and necessity of a thorough geological
survey of the State, and the Committee on
Ways and Means of the House of Represen-
tatives some time ago reported bill to au-
thorize such a survey. The Legislature,
however, has been too busy with commission
bills and other matters of similar character
to give this subject the attention it deserves.
1t is understood that one reason why the
Legislature hesitates to authorize the survey
is because it will cost a considerable sum of
money. A strange objection, truly, when we
consider the thousand and one schemes
to put money in the pockets
of a few individuals which are
hotly advocated at every session; but then
the ideas of Pennsylvania Legislators are
peculiar, and as there is no money to be
made directly out of a geological survey, its
Importance is not apparent to the average
legislative mind. geological survey will
not enable few grasping men to grow rich
at the expense of the majority of their fellow
citizens, but it will determine the immense
mineral wealth of the State, and aid in its de-
velopment in a manner that would other
wise be impossible. Every Citizen of
the State is interested in having
such a survey made at as early a
day as possible, and all the money that is
likely to be expended upon it, if it is entrusted
to proper hands, will be returned thousand
fold. This is one of the very few really
useful projects now before the Legislature,
and we are sorry to say that for this very
reason it is not likely to receive the conside-
ration it deserves. There are enough intelli-
gent and honest men in the Legislature, ow-
ever, to appreciate the Importance of a
geological survey, and they should urge it as
strongly as possible, and endeavor to have a
bill passed authorizing it before adjournment.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-03-22

FINE NEW BUSINESS srAND.-Messrs. Mitchell
Fletcher, grocers, who have been doing busi-
meas at the old and lopg-established stand No.
1904 Chestnut street, have removed to q new To-
cality, which they have fitted up in the highest
style of excellent ee known in the departments OF
carpentering, painting, papering, furnishing, and
the Ike. The new stand will be at the northeast
corner OF Twelfth and Chestnut streets, which point
is not very far from the old location, so that any
who may not be aware Of the removal will not have
far to seek should they to the old store after
the change has been made. The new store is being
fitted up in the westernmost building OF the we'll
known Girard Row. and when completed will be
one OF the most attractive OF the many new busi-
ness stands which have lately been opened In that
square, which was before used for dwellings only.
The completion OF this store will render the OF
fine new stores almost entire all the way from
Eleventh to Twelfth street The fixtures OF Messrs,
Mitchell Fetcher's store will he OF the very best
kind, adapted both for beauty and the greatest
venience to both seller and purchaser. The room is
plentiful, allowing for the largest stock and the
appointments throughout are of such character
as to equal anything known in that line on this
tinent. The firm have increased their facilities I'm
every way so as to keep pace with large and grow
ing business, to the procuring OF an extended
lease upon the new building. Such spirit OF enter
prise cannot render success doubtful.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-03-22
THE REVOLT IN PARIS

ONE of the most serious grievances COM
planned of by the leaders of the Partisan
revolt is the removal of the French Assem-
bly, to Versailles; and yet the necessity of
that removal is fully demonstrated by the
revolutionary outbreak. 1t is extremely
doubtful whether a republic can ever be per-
manently established in France, unless some
other and smaller city than Paris is selected
as the capital 1t is an old trick of the Partisan
mobs to overawe the National Assembly, and
thus to compel it to adopt, as the legal
embodiment Of the will of a mighty people,
the crazy decisions of Jaoobin clubs or of
Communist phalanxes. To insure the power
of exercising similar. terrorism in future, the
insurgent leaders have made an insolent de-