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Don joan Psim; Conde de Reus, died
on the 29,h uit., at Msdrids in his City
sixth year. He WAS born in 1914. the
very year thst saw the rsssQration of that
dynasiy-after il had been dSerthrown BY
Napoleon I.-whicb. Eve cod silty PEARS
latter. he said should never ae5an be re-
stored TO the Spanish throne. a;f ;fer he hsd
taken leading part in e6ses>x its sec
e:a On: ''i''. He 20. a.; Of c'''l0-
Ju.n prin svetfed the Spanish army
when about IL 6bteen years old. When
the civil war brsks out 10 1883. the con-
test between the Christinos snd the Car
lists. 10 WAS . wMm supporter OF the
cause Of isabelle H.. snd soon dirtin-
guished bimself in the ssnguins'y fight
ing th., took plses. 10 which quarter
was seldom asked and rsrely granted.
Promotion csms fast when men we're SO
rapidly expended as they were in those
days. and he soon attained to the rank OF
General. though very yoong. His native
province was the scene OF his earlier
exploits. but it Vas not long before he
became known to his entire countrym men
as su able soldier and gallant leader.
He suppressed sn insurrection in Csta.
louia in l843 showing great vigor. and
obtaining for bis reward the title OF
Of Condo de Reps.
In tie, war that Spain made against
Masssaa. il. 1659-60. he had important
commsndA aud rgrestly Distinguished
himself. the success Of the Spsniards be.
ing largely due to bis exer,ions. He
commanded the force that Spain sent to
Mexico in connection with Freoch aud
English forces. bat he refused to be a
party TO the designs Of the French Empe-
ror in tbas country. and concluded trsa-
ty with Mexico. the effect of which was
the withirawl OF England and Spain from
the alliance; and he vigorously showed up
the purposs Of Napoleon III.
During toe latter years Of the reign
of Isabella Ii General Prim became
very conspicuous as lesnder Of the op-
position TO the vicious policy Of that SOW
ereign, and, in consequence. few months
before the outbreak Of the revelation ol
1869, be became an exile. But lie kept
up close connection with the enemies oI
the Qaeen, and was in Spain in time to
take prominent part in the movement
that proved so fstsl to the Bourbons.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-01-19

~ The election of State Printer. by
the Legislature on Tuesday. resulted IN
the reelection Of s. s. Prouty. This is
no more than right. He has done the
State work 10 the very best manner. and
10 style that has never before been
eoualled in the State.
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EXTRA SPECIAL I0TICIIi
BEWARE OF COUNTEpRRRYas

smifA's Tonic Syrup has been countsrSsfseS.
and the counterfei,er brought 70 erief.
SMITHS TONIC 8YROR.
The gensiss article must have u. Iens
BuLL's private stamp on each besals. D..
JoHs BULL only has the right 10 nassesss,s
and sell the original JoHs J. Snns's TONIC
SYRUP. Of Louisville. Ky. Esssiss ssil
the label on each bottle. fny private staap
isnot on each bottle. do noa pursAsss. q ~
will be deceived. See my eolsma sAsesoiDe.
ment. AMI m. show card. ! win psossessa
any one Infringing on my right. The sssufsa
sxrrH's TcsIc srnur can only be prepared b
myself The public's servant, e.'h
DR.. JOHN HULh.
LOUISVILLE. Nov. 5, 1863. nsA. %.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-01-19

~ The nestest and most tsstefolly
gotten up Carriers New Years Address
We have seen this year. comes to us from,
the Office Of the Atchison Champion and
P,.ess.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-01-19

The eccsrtncrship heretofore existing be-
tween b l.. and II. W Shaw is this day die
solved. II. W. Shaw win continue the bus.
iness at the old stand, and will keep coustsss.
ly on hand full assortment of everything 10
his line of trade.
Az accounts must be Immediately setslsa
with Ii. W. Shaw.
H.W. SHAW.
B. l. SHAW
White Cloud, Kansas, Jan. IL, 1871. ~.
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~ Judge Dillon has enjoined Lsav-
ehwortb from committing suicide. end
the railroad through the city is being re-
paired. The Company are required to
give $50 900 bond to ful6ll their contract
with the city. Northern Kansas has un-
broken connection with St. Louis once
more.
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TorEkA, Ks, January IL.

s. S. Prouty. Of the CommonSealth.
was reelected State Printer to-day. on
the third ballot, over eli compositions.
Sol. Miller. the witty editor Of the
White Cloud Chief, ives secopd In the
race.
F. P. Baker. Of the Ststs Record was
third. !.
There is no Significance s.tschsd to
the election. ~ Prsuty was Supported By
mecbers of eli parties.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-01-19
WEDIOCK.

The Basis Of Civil soeiety.-EaeSehs
Young Men. on the honor and hsssisea -
Marriage. and the evils and dasgsss n Cslib:
aey.-uish sanitary help for the assaisssss u
mans true position in life. Sent ffss, h sssl.
ed envelopes. Address. HOWARD ASSo:
ClATI0N. Hes P. PhiI.dslphia, p. .sr
feb. II, NJ =,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-01-19

u ~ JudgsJ snes McOsbou. Of fLssvcu-
worth. died 90 the 12,b. from the effects
Of ovsrtsxing the brain. lie was On old
residen. Of K spsss. bsving 6rst located at
Gesry City. in this County.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-01-19

w A Wssbingtou dispatch says that
Senator Ross has received urgent te!e-
grams from Topeka to return home. as his
interests demand his presence but that be
replied that bills of great interest to the
people of Kansas were under consider.
alton, and he was determined to remain
until the character Of the legislation upon
them was determined. Wssuppose be is
awaiting On invitation from the Legisla
ture to return home.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-01-19

.1 T.:.S D;s.,;., ~ Nsr Yo,k h.s
.,- " ~. a..;,.a AZ ,h., nr;css co,r.nt NH
.Jsu ,:sx - n.ns-s fe,.ruhI;c ;os..,.
,;ou ~ and f., General purposes are .dmi,.
'u1' N :. ..;.ssn.. M n nrove The mai .,
s'c.o =. 80 :. . s,.c;6sd time Ths
va's' - 80 d.c;ssd th.. The dr.v.r
ssme Cep'' & =. r,...s6 A. n,;nc;o.l
ots eoee1 ~ :..h.,.es bv snv neo.
oeo'o. ,uo so' 1.k;,v dnc nre.
loci OF 'ne no'eel :. oo' H os d;..
sentwen'' OF ~ oo' s''.ss .o -.
honor: un,ees % mas 'nnsIe. ~ ~ :. 80.
Jury tnersoy, sna 'coo on'y ~ 'nc eAsu,
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~ jeremiah Stevenson. formerly .
resident Of Hiawstha. died At Topeka.
on the 18th.
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L)ieS.

At tie residence of Col. s. Bonssteel. near
Hishlassi, Dmiphan County. Kausas. January
l0,h, fe7I. Mrs. PsIiy Lamb, aged - years.
Mrs. Lamb has been faithful member ef
the Methodist Church over so years.
Troy, N. Y. pappers please copy.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-01-19

e. Gen. Powell Clayton has been
elected United Ststes Senator from Ar.
kansas.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-01-19

Forty thonssnd pounds Of silk from
China recently came over the Union Pc
ciec road. on the way to New Yosk.-y
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-01-19

~ Eca. John Covode. . prominen.
and sctivs Republican politician. and for
merly member Of congress Of Pennsylva-
uis: died ct Hsrisborg on .hs morning
of the lltb. of disease Of the heart.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-01-19

CHRISTIAN STANDARD opposes Sssss
~ and advocates Primitive Christianity
Best and cheapest Family Weekly; SPACES; O.
columns. Edited by Elders Isaac ElAEfr and
J. S. LAMAR. Oniy 50 year. Specimens Ess.
R. ". CARROLL L CO., Publishers, Cinciu-
natl, Ohio. jan5u%.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-01-19

DEATH OF PERRY FULLER.-Perry Fol.
Ter died ct Washington. on tha morning
Of the 1lth inst. Of paralysis of the heart.
Mr.. Fuller was an old and prominent
citizen of Kansas. He bad been deeply
connected with Indian operations. and
had smssssd considerable wealth. He
6gared 10 the johnson impeachment, and
WAS afterwards appointed Collector Of the
Port Of New Orleans, in which be was
sn alleged defaulter to . heavey smount.
Investigations in this mstter we're pending
at the time OF bis death.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-01-19

EF Gen. John A. Logan is elected
Senator from ILL.,. and Lot. II. Morrill,.
fIom Maine.
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H The San Domingo Commission
ers appointed by President Grant, are
Ben. Wade, OF Ohio, President Andrew
D. White, Of Cornell University, and
DR.. Samuel G. Howe. of Boston. The
appointment Of the gentlemen named. to-
getber with the constitution Of the COM
mission. gives general satisfaction to the
friends and enemies of the treaty.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-01-19

A man named Msrselus was lately
blown to fragments while engaged in dry
ing fifty pounds of gisnt; powder = Ne
vsda City. ~ tjitbiJ
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-01-19

Trsins arc nov rnnning from Atchisoo
to White Cloud. Mr. Joy controls thst
road end makes the transfer ss Atchison.
There is now . complete lins Of railroads
through every county 10 E astsrn Kansas.
from the Nebrssks line to the Indian Ter
ritosy. And you cso travelon JOYS roads
froa Omsha to the Inlisn Territory.
Tbsse thing, would haze ssemed mi
rseoloos during the wsr.-N. Scot
Monitor.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-01-19

T1NIVERSALlSM: What is Il! SsoS
- for the STAR IN THE WEST, ciueia-
natl. A large page weekly; established 1871
1t meets all the wants of the familys g. 20 pW
year, 81 ,25 six months. Try it. Speeins~
free. Address WILLIAMSON 4 CAN'T
WELL, Cincinnati, Ohio. jsnsu4.
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The TURNISa PolNr.-The Senatorial
question. in our State Legislature. has BY
this time reached the boiling point. A
new issue has been sprung. which will.
we understand, decide the CONTEST. The
man will be elected who pledges himself
to rid the Junction City Law Once o.
s. d. Houston. 1t is tremendous un-
dertaking. but the man who acconpli.hes
it will win place in ths catalogue Of
public benefsctors.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-01-19

According to compilation prepared
by the New York Times the bonds Of the
United States advanced to the Union Pa
ci6c Company amounted to S27. .236. .5l2
The company have paid. in Government
service. on interest account. 81 .434 ,952
They were in arrears S2.278.4lS The
Central Pacific received SS5. .SSl 900
bonds Of the United Ststss. The con-
papy have paid, in Government service.
on interest account. S24l .63S, and nov
own S3.020.000 The Kansas Pacific
received Sc 303 coo bounds; paid in SER
vice S724 .S23. aud the present srrear is
S4S8. .169. The Missouri Pacific received
no Government subsidy. and has 6rst
mortgage Of its own OF S7,000,000.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-01-19

In q tbiuly populated township in Iowa.
q citizen. remote from . school. house. and
having children to educate. contrived to
get c.rtain territory. Of which he was
the only iuhsbitant. set off ss a new dis
trict. He then elected bimsslf sub Direc-
tor. aud secured sn appropriation to
bui,d school-bouse. He built dwell
ling house for himself with the money.
finishing of school-room in the upper
story. He then used the contingent fund
to bny himself cooking-stove. placing
it in the lower room, and warming the
school-room by taking the pipe through j,
to the chimney. Hsihsn installed his wife as
teacher Of her own children and no 9TH
ers). fixing the salary to please him 'elf.
This mon would make an slusble
member Of the "Tsmmany Ring"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-01-19

Persons to successfully canvass
SEE7 for Premiums We offer, and receive
SaS D a S25 Waltham Watch for your.
self. Address Peoples Weekly, Dayton, o.
jap5y4
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Y Th, river closed ct Coabcil Bluffs on
the 10th nIt. four days ssrlier than last
yesr. Foot passengers cross on the Ice.
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lions every "a hours; l.4O0 in year; the sec
ond or centre, "a revolutions in "a hours, OIL
7,760 in year; the third wheel, 1913 in "a hours
or 69, $50 in year; the fourth wheel (Which
carries the second handy. l.4i0 in 2i hours. OF
525 GOO IN year; the filth or scape wheel. - ;.
9s4 IN 81 hours. or 4. 72s, 400 revolutions in a
year; while the beats or vibrations made In "a
hours are 3Ss, 800 OF l4I .sl2. 800 in year.
u G. L. Borce. living in Doniphan county
was vicsimised 70 the tune Of t200 last week,
BY purchasing ths right ofa patent hay fork
Instead Of signing contracts. as he supposed he
signed -four notes for $50 each. A New Yorker
vas the salesman.
y On The 6rst day Of 1871, four Of the
great capitals Of the world we're in mourning,
Madrid, Paris and Rome; Lon
don was suffering from political agitation. Ber
lin veepiDg over var funerals, aud, Constant.
uople tremblfcs toward st. Petersburg.
u The last sixty minutes Of the 3Ist Of De.
eember, we're memorable as the last hour. Of
the last day, of the last week Of the last month
of the last year. ofthe decade ending 1870
such coincidence will not occur again in over
eighty years.
p A newly discovered Chirsse poem, Ii
SEQ, written three hsDdred yean before Christ
Is said to prove that the e1istance Of America
vas known to the Chinese at that time.
u The Chasepot rife and the needIegun
are dreadful weapons The cable informed US
yesterday that Eve bundled eavalrv and infant
y crossed the frontier and attacked sig hundred
Prussians- The engagement lasted thirty min.
utes. and one ofices and eleven men we're
Ysrt Standard,
u The Pope. notwithstanding his ysau and
weight, 10 st;ll skillGhI at billiards.
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Dissolution Notice-

jan5w4.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-23
WEDNESDAY, February t.. 49,
Evening Session.
FIFTEENTH AND SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL DIS
TRICTS.

FIFTEENTH AND SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL DIS
TRICTS.
Senate bill No. 3d. providing for the
establishment OF the Fifteenth and Six
teenth judicial Districts, having been
called up
Mr.. Ingraham said: | understand that
Senator OIiara, who is absent from his
seat at present, opposes the passage OF this
bill. because it requires the judge elected i'll
1863. i'll his district to move out OF the par
sh in which he resides. and to 60 among Il
new set of people with whom he is entil ely
unacquainted. Other reasons have been
given for his Senator O'Hara'sl opposition
TO the bill. Wink the considerati ton of the
bill should be postponed until day after to-
morrow, when he will be present. | there
fore make that motion.
Mr.. Ray would agree to have the bill
postponed until tomorrow
Mr.. Todd: The Senator from Orleans
(Mr. Ingraham) wants to have this matter
postponed simply because Senator OHara
opposes it. and is absent from his seat
That gentleman was elected by his constitu-
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lawyer to run for the office. | will hazard
the assertion that there is not one good
lawyer throughout this State holding the
position of parish Judge Give sufficient
salary, and lawyers will accept the office.
l don't care to what party they belong, so
that they are good lawyers.
Mr.. Anderson said lac was i'll favor OF the
bill.
The yeas aud NAYS being called on the
question to postpone indefinitely, resulted
i'll Il tie vote.
The Chair ruled that tho motion to post
pone was accordingly not carried.
MIR. Hunsakcr moved that the bill be con-
sidercd engrosScd.
MIR. McMillcn: The Senate seems to be
pretty equally divided ON this subject. One
half of the Senate seems to be i'll favor of
increasing the pay of the distinguished
class OF mon known as our parish Judges
The other half seems to be in favor of keep
ing their salaries as they are now fixed by
the constitution. presume in those parishes
represented by the Senators who are in
favor of increasing the salaries of the parish
Judges they must be served by a
class of men whom they deem lily paid
men of superior ability. men possibly who
more than fill the measure of requirements
laid down in the constitution men possibly
who are eyea: earned in the law. Laughter |
SO far as my own parish is concerncd-L
don't know how it is elsewhere think the
present salary is quite sufficient. think
the parish Judge makes more probably in
his present position than he would if he
We're not parish judge. [Lauglter.l And
he is a good parish judge, one OF the
best in this State. He is lawyer
and practiced law many years before
the war; and yet l lay down the pro
position that taking the salary of the
office he makes more money now as parish
judge than he did before the war as a law
yer, or as an officer of the confederate
army. [Laughter.l Whether parish judge
is learned in the law or not learned in the
law, and l regret that in a great many in
stances they are Of the latter class, l think
The New York herald., 1871-08-01

dead.
Edward Day, No. 3Gs Warren street, slightly in
jured.
Jured. '''
John Madden, corner OF Fourth and South Ninth
streets, dead
william Abbott. No. 100 Union avenue, Il. d., dead.
Jolh BrowD NO. ~ Green lane, scalded badly.
jured. ' "
Frank naggery, No. SO wes, Warren street. Lost
the use OF his eyes ana Is otherwise Injured.
MRS. Grooine ana the infant, slightly Injured
MrA Cnilnan No. ii Doug as street. badly wounded
John ii. Brown, No. il0 Spencer street badly IN
jnred.
Margaret Higgins, No. 2io Court street, burned
about The shoulders neck aud breast.
John Conbor, warren street. dangerously wounded.
John Mulclay, No. l22 SIN IN Street. slightly ln.
jnred.
Patrick Iandon AMI son Martin. missing. Tney
resided in Dennet place. South Brooklyn
Martin O'Brien, No. 40 Jay street injured
William broadhurst, No. 7l8 Warren street leg
broken and is otherwise seriously injured.
Joseph Myeripg, No 1856 Hudson avenue, cut
Anna Brown, No. 81 Atlantic street. badly burned
about the body.
Kate Kashinan No. 2is clintoD street, dead.
Richard Burke, corner Of Henry and Atlantic
Streets. drowned.
Daniel Mabony seriously injured.
THE WILLIAMSBURG VICTIMS.
Deputy Sheriff John Madden, reported terribly
night, at his residence. No. q Fourth street. Last
night large meeting OF the William a. Brown
Association, or which Mr Madden was prominent
member, Passed resolutions highly complimentary
anu ransmi.Led to his family. The association Will
attend HIS funeral in bOdy.
Richard A. Moore, OF Filth street. continued In n
low condition last evening.
Mrs. Catherine Reddick, OF No. 133 onion avenue,
VIII recover.
Mrs. Mary Chadwick Is out OF danger
The New York herald., 1871-08-01
F0RElGy MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

The city OF strasbourg subscribed Is 900 francs
TO the loan
The number of liabilities for unpaid rents ad
dressed TO the twenty registrars o the Justice Of the
Peace IN Paris exceeds 100000.
The Journalists OF Paris are strongly opposed 10
the supplementary centlm TAX on ieuletons. and
1t is believed the lax viii be abandoned.
The Paris Savings Bank received during The week
ending the 3d July deposits amounting to 1872 26Of.
and reimbursed tue sum of 90, it6f. Liffr
loan immediately paid IN all the Instalmenis. The
amount so paid - calculated at nearly one nlliard
The tables OF morfa lily in Paris for the week end
Ing June 30 show q further Improvement Inc mum
her cf deaths having ilicn 10 $50 from lloo In the
preceding period. r.. Hsr
Several istrcts In hircrs are stiil in q state OF
nsurrectio n, and the Governor has issued DEGREES
sequc trait ng Tho property OF the insurgents. Three
brgadcs ~ leave Toulon TO reinforce the army
In Algeria. I'LL.
provincial municipalities asking tire Frenca Ma
tiOnal Assembly 10 proiong the powers Invested In
NJ Timers for two years. This movement was started
by the republican municipality OF Toulouse.
The French jockey Club has decided on holding
race meetings TINS antunn at Longcnamps anu
Chautly. For the former place the dates hxed
being the lOth 18th ana 24th september and lor the
latter, the I'D september and lst october.
The Germans have taste for art. They will not
permit that the grandeur Of the spectacle witnessed
~ Berlin on Friday should be narred for all poster
ily by photographs Of monstrosltics. they allowed
no welrer5 oil chynons ~ take part m the process
sion. Tie sixty noble and beautiful sirls ,w, VINO
sirewcd flowers before the Emperor wore tnelr
own nair-vcrily their own--in TWO DriEa. pIaus,
down from the back of the nead. Fortuna,ey the
artists engaged TO paint The scene whi no, oe c2n.
PEELED to introduces into the picture Young ladies'
WIN head gear closely resembling thc helnctS VI
lBe old Dublin Horse cone.
The New York herald., 1871-08-01
The Patched Eoiler.

To TUE EDITOR or THE HERALD:-
Perhaps the cause of the steamboat horror Of
yesterday which sent many poor but good ciSsn
without moments warning to hts nnal home. and
terribly MANNED others for life, may be explained.
was Informed last evening that In order TO avoid
paying the government tax on new boilers steam-
boat owners, when requiring new one, procure 10
by patching 1t with piece Of an Old one. The en-
gineer Of the Weseld, reported in your issue oi
today, says the boiler had been recently repaired.
DC. Was 1t not the patch that caused the explo-
siOnS Let the Coroner call upon the owners Of the
boat and those who repaired the boiler not forget
ting to examine the accounts of both parties, In
order 10 compare tile cost OF the repairs with the
valuc OF new boiler OF the same power
NEW YORK, July 81, 1871. A MECHANIC.