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" Candidates are multiplying for the princi-
pal Offices in the Legislature. For Speaker of the
House, we have heard the names of I.ieut. Gov.
hskRiDGE- s. NJ. sT1CKLER. Of Junction City, Col.
SELLS OF Douglas, S. A. coHn, Of wyandotte, and
"'ners, mentioned. We have already announced
that A. r. BANKS will he candidate fur IN.
Ch'ef Cierkship; and we now have the announces
ment that Mr.. c. Fl. MEssuxGrR, Of Leavenwortb
VIII oe a candidate also. He is represented as he
ing very worthy man.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-11-30

~ Writers on morality are wont to connect
virtue and long life together-rnaking the latter
dependent upon the former The death Of the
democratic party, Mt an advanced age. knocks
fhcir philosophy into cooked hat. II attained
lite great age by discarling all the virtues II
lived on whiskey. lies. theft ftaul. deceit. periurv
treason, not, and crime in thousand shapcs
There is consolation in the knowledge that there
IL no virtue lost to world in its trath
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Final Settlement.

VHE creditors and others interested in the Estate Of
Thomas Devalt deceased will take notice. that at the
term Of the Probate Court Of Donphan County Kansas tn
be held the first Monday in January 1s2 the uers.n-
ed will make final settlement of said Estate.
THOMAS II. MOORE Administrator.
November 30 1e1i-tt. Prs fee e.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-11-30

The st. Louis Dispatch, democratic, thus con-
soles itself over the result Of the iate elecuous
YESTERDAY was quite good day for elections,
numerically considered, but as usual they brought
grief tn the democrats, who by tins time are in
the condition Of the eels-they have got used to
the skining. The democratic papers this MORN
ing all the country will he too fn ior inter-
'ance. There are times when silence is unuttera-
BILE eloquence. One little drop of balm il poured
into the wounds of the mourners-the election Of
Mr. Parker, Governor of New Jersey. We had
forgotten anOther.-the return Of Mr.. Tweed to
the New York senate, "the noblest Roman Of them
ALL"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-11-30

II The Oskalo"a Isdepe.dent and the Grass
hopper Falls Ne~ Era are having n controversy
abont the agency Of COP in the Chicago fire, and
His reasons for destroying the city. We presume
that both editors know all about the designs of
the Almighty, and are authorized to speak for
Him; hut we think the editor Of the Ner Er~has
decidedly the sensible end Of the argument.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-11-30

The Chicago Jesr.al says the most remarkable
fssturs of what Is left in the districts Of the great
firr are the buildings that escaped Destruction
4 net fve story stone building, which WAS all
completed except putting in the windows, is mem
Toned as marvel Its exterior is perfect and IT'S
;ntrr;or 10 not even smoked, notwithstanding the
f.ct that the tcrriblc flames ragged around it ON
III sides. Equally wonderful was the the Pseser-
walton Of IN extensive glass-coversd grsen.house
md ccnsrryatory on the North side. -Nothwith-
ss"nS;n~ the total destruction of all the buildings
:" ali ses of this little oasis in the great waste
Of ruiu. thure it smiles before the observer IN all
n. ovai einss-covered roof-the planfs and How
- ;n-;iis. - fteeh and beautiful "ss II nothing
had hsppsosd.n Two blocks distant stands
large wooden building, which notwithstanding
the total destruction Of all the large churches and
oshur fine exiifices around it, stands isolatesl and
nmhsrmed-eyen the wooden Outhouses unscorch-
ed, and the grass fresh; These and an elevator to,
of the Illinois Central Railroad company, arg tne
oniv remarkable escapes of the great confiagra-
ton; and it is vc-y difficult for any man to ex-
plain satisfactorily how and why they were spared
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-11-30

" Inc Atcnison Patriot announce that F. H
Brooks, the editor. has been discharged from EN-.
Ployment upon the paper. What is the matter,
Didn't he have m honorable discharge from the
rebel armye
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-11-30

" The Democracy will now have to abandon
the rooster, and adopt a new emblem for the par
ty...g The 'possum Is now the animal they want.
The classic lines, quoted by DR.. DUNCAN, Of Ohio,
in speech in Congress, some thirty years ago,
will make an appropriate motto:
"'Poasum M um-.tump
Ccony In the hnler."
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-11-30

" The Hiawatha Di.pascA has savage article
upon the workings of the Gopher act. To sbow
ms contempt for the nuisance the editor crowded
~ many errnrs Of grammar into the. ,rt;.,. =.
theee have heen gopher scalrs redeemed in N.
County.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-11-30

" Many persons do not understand the term
"fasavity,' that the Democratic party il prepar.
ing stsef for. 1t is simply short for passing into
Oblivion.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-11-30

~ Congress convenes on Monday next. The
session will doubtless he a working one. Pres
idential election is to follow.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-11-30

u As result of the cold weather, we already
begn to read Of persons being picked mp in state
Of "passivity.n
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~ N. W. REYNOLDS, of the Parsons San, has
i'sen appointed Receiver of the Land Office at
Hnmh"ldt. While we congratulate brothcr ed
itor nP"n his good luck, we do not think the an
Po'nfmenf fitting one. Editors never receive
enough money to qualify them fs,r sncb an ofs..
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There is no man low and ornery, but has .
Second cousin who will stop and take dinner ut
his house, when he happens I'm town.
Miss sourberry, aged IS, who went to California
to serve rs governess, and caught husband in q
short time, says that California is the State yet.
and its motto is well chosen. She .sfelt that she
could trnly exclaim in the Language Of the legion
Of the State Seal-Urethra-I have sand it~
Blessed is the bald-beaded man, for he does not
get lousy.
No person ever knew . boy to willingly stay
away from the circus fsr fear Of catching the itch
from the dirty Iittb boys who would be there.
The sect most popular in tiInbered Countries
the Huge-kspss
CIap-tnp-Dr. HrNrsR's Specific.
Show me your cook. and will tell you the col
or Of the hair in your noodle scnp.
Let me write the songssof nation, and care
mot who gets the contract for building additional
Lunatic Asyluins.
If this meets the eye Of Job Moses, and if he
will call at this Office, he will learn something
greatly to his advantage. man here wants to
bargain with him for box of his pills.
4
There is one thing 1t does person more good
to see another eat than tn eat himself that
is watermelon with strychnine in it.
When lice visit you, they always bring their
things along, to stay.
Reader, get up some morning by day y-break, and
learn who are the early rsers Of your town. Stand
on public crossing, and see them wind their way
to the saloon-carly birds in quest of the worm Of
the still.
= In Japan, what relation to a man ii his broth
ers daughteri Japan-niece.
Ha negro employs person to sort potatoes in
his cellar, and the hand does not do his duty, the
employer cannot discharge him; for an Ethiopian
cannot change his cutler.
When in truth not TRUTH When it lies al the
bottom of the well.
1t is said that, at the Rocky Mountain hotels,
the principal bill of fare is fill of bear.
When well is infected with the lamps, can it
properly be called welli
How may We know all men! BY these presents.
Save man from drowning, and h. will be mad
der because you pulled his hair in the effort, than
he will mt the risk he ran of losing his life.
How to tell a fool-Tell him to 20 to the d..
The most painful foreign substance in the eye,
il an Irishman's fist.
He that taketh salts in the morning, will love
to linger in his back yard ere noon.
The difference between nm Indian and bald
headed man, is this: The one has good head for
making a wigwam, and the other has good wig
for making head warm.
Why is a newspaper heading like blisteri Be-
cause there il matter under it.
If a man runs Aaning-needle into his eye, he
cannot see by darned sight.
Blessed are hogs for they are not afraid Of
'pooks.
Why is the letter X like Purgatoryi Because
t comes before L.
Mountains that have sex-Ben Lomond and Cis
Alpine.
When did women's rights prevail in Egypt
W hen the mummies were the rulers.
Some moralist has said, there is no passion in |
n the grave. Yet we have often seen a grave |
grassy.
What is the hardest word in the Dictionary |
Hartlestn ~ of cOursa
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~ PETERS Mnsical Monfkly for December il to
hand containing nineteen choice pieces of Vocal
and instrumental Music, all Of which can be had
for 30 cents. 1t seems hard to believe that 80
much can be furnished for such a small sum, but
we know that it is. 1t comes regularly every
month. and contains nothing hut good Music.
Bound volumes for 1871 are offered, postpaid,
for IS. They come elegantly bound in crimson
cloth, gilt sides and edges, and are guaranteed to
contain $50 worth Of choice Piano Music, (some
200 pieces.) If ordered per express, $3.50 will se-
cure it. We would advise al those seeking Hol-
day presents to bear this work in mind. Music is
always proper present to lady, and in no other
shape can the same amount of good music he
bought. 1t is published by J. L. PETERS, 500
Broadway, New York.
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DELIVERED at the Elevator. for which the highest
- market price viii be paid We have arrangements
when the Elevator running tn unload by belt
and the time and labor Of shoveng the out The
drrd snd fifty bushels per hor therefore unload
and shell one hundred wagon loads per day.
The highest market price paid kinds of Grain
MOVES & MOORE
White Cloud Nov. n 1871.
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sulcide by shooting, at Fort Hays, on Friday the
i1th inst: There was nothing unusual in his con.
duct during his stay at that post and note left
by him failed also throw any light on the deed.
He had made all arrangements for a trim tn C.rp
Supply, where he had been ordered on duty. The
shot was fired into his month"; the hall coming ont
through the top of his head and entering the cei-
ling Of the room; and when found, he was living
upon his back, with buffalo robe under him and
knapsack for pillow, both hands cmtchin0 a
revolver tightly to his breast. About 81, 500 were
found on his person, which he directed in his note
to he sent to his wife.
Lewis Fuller, Pottawatomie half-brrcsl, has
been arrested at Spring Creek, !. T., by deputy
sheriff Higiey, Of st. Mary's. for the murder of
sisfer-ln-Iaw at CrUss Greek, some three weeks
ago. Fuller. when drunk, was abusing his wife:
his sister interfered, and the inebriate turned
upon her. stabbed her three times in the head,
and cut her left arm nearly of.
The man, John p. Flanagan, who made such a
horrible atte,npt near Osage Mission last week
to kill his whole family, and succeeded in killing
little infant daughter, il in Kuntucky at his
former place of residence, said to he undergoing
medical treatment for insanity. As stated last
week, ne WAS released from custody here upon
giving $2,5OO bail. SO says the Adrocate.
Mr.. H. J. Eager, of Lawrence. died slmost in.
stantly of heart disease, on the 9th inst.
German named Jnlins Oberer was frozen tn
death last Friday, while going from Salins to bis
home noIth of the Saline river
The Salina Journal says many cattle and bor
nes have been ffnzen tn death in Saline County
during the cold snap. Sixteen head of cattle were
frosen in tho stock yard at Ssliua.
The Ceuuty treasurer Of Neosho county declines
to make his annual collecting trip this year. clai-
ming that under the statute taxca should he maid
10 him sf the county seat.
On Tuesday morning two desperadocs named
Aarshall and venible, made their escape from the
penitentiary at Leavenworth. They secretly
nade rope ladder which they succeeded in fast
ming to the top Of the pBison WALL and in this |
manner HlAile their eseape. They were under SEN
ence for ten yean, although our informant did |
not know what their crimes bad been. They arc |
represented e desperate characters, and II is |
honght their recapturs viii be no easy matter. i
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all the churches in Chicago wherr refucees AZ. h,
an Sainiy nght for d"mestte help s the decn-
M 9" into the country Of the opinion that they have
not been burned ont enough.
- The snit far iil~l which the Hon Mra Norton
70 bring against Mr. Williams forced the
tc,~. STr... s -'ss ~" tne unasa states in these
wh;ch 4, ,, .ss ~ n ena oi this cnrrrsInnience.
u be best concluded in the cool atmosphere Of
.-
Kan Of os i NJ s. s.n :" ~" Nm Nns
General T.eS. tSst fsm. man Sh" shrestsned ones o.
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BereaVed.

Poor little, white little flower,
/ Cruelty plucked in thy balmiest hour,
Tremblingly crouched in the pitiless shower,
Sorrow thy heritage, shipwreck thy dover
Poor little, white little flower.
Poor little, trail little rose,
Bent by the wind as 1t ftfuly blows,
Faded and chilled are thy petals unclosc,
Tossed by the tide as 1t raises and flows
Poor little, frail little rose. Ht-
Poor little, lost little dove.
Formed but for sympathy, beauty and love,
Fold not thy wings-there is mercy above
Mercy and tenderness, heaven and love-
Poor little, lost little dove.
Poor little, tired little heart,
Ruthless and SWEET and unerring the dart
Which shvered thy lfe-strings and tore them apart
Only in heaven thy woes shall depart
Poor little, world d-weary heart.
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one tg6 Iihf6 four tir'eI six ons
w'k. .lw'kslw'ks w'ks mos mo'syesf
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, THOMAS II. HUNT,
WILLIAM McMASTER

Dealer in, and Manufacturer OF
Hoots, shoes, Harnesses, Trunks, etc.,
Ha, n stock on hand, consisting Of Wagon,
Exrress, Buggy and Lumber Harnesses, Collars,
Saddles, Brides, Whips, Horse Blankets, Buggy
Cushions and Mats. Custom made frensn Oaii
and Kin Boo.s and Shoes. Bows Boots and gen.
era stock Of Q, srything pertaining 10 the leather
trade Mr.. NJ. can now be found at his new store.
in rear of Potter Brothers hardware store' where
no will be pleased to see his friends.
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