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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-30
MRS. ARMSTRONG
Notice Of Partition.
Catharine Beeler. Widow Of W. d. Beele,
deceased,

Notice Of Partition.
Catharine Beeler, Widow Of W. d. Beeler,
deceased,
John 8 Beefer. j.. Emily Bixby. Hannah J.
Re-ier, George H. Beeler, Abraham L.
Beeler. AMI Lewis Beeler, Heirs a: Law of
said W. d. Beeler
In Probate Court Of Doniphan County, Kansas
DEFENDANTS in the above entitled cause
- are hereby notified that Catharine Beeier
has FLED Der petition in the Probate Court CT
p"niphan County. asking thst the porti,n of
the following real estate belonging Ia her. as
the widow Of said deceased, be set of 10 her
in her own right. - the law directs, 20 wit:
Lot 3. IN Block So. Lots &, 10 ard IL. in
Block 60; and Lots 6. 3 aud 10. in Block 20;
all in the City Of White Cloud, ooniphan
County, Kansas.
A'sn. the northeast quarter Of section tven-
~, (20l town one. ~ range nineteen, Ue:
the north half OF the south-e east quarter of
section twenty, (20) town enc, az range
nineteen, fl9); the south west one fourth OF
the souih-e,s. quarter Of eeciicn f~entv, 1907
acres out Of the vest part Of the eouth. e,.t
quarter Of section fifteen, Q5) town one, fl
range nineteen. Q9l-the said Eve acres con.
sisting Of st,ip lyirg along the vest line Of
the said quarter. commencing 5315 rods south
from the norfh-ves corner Of sal ! quarter.
and having its western boundary identical
with the west line Of the said quarter. running
thence south aioag said vest line 53iI rods.
and the said strip running eist far enough 70
take in Eve acres Of land.
Ant that the sane will stand for hear;ns n
the April term cf said Court. A. d. 1871.
JOHN c. GORDON. Probate Judge.
March 3, le7i-ls. Prs fee, SO.
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From California.
Say FsANcfsco. July Oh. 1869,

SAs FsAScisco. July Sab, 1863.
HEATH, Smith 4 Co.,
GExrLE.rs-we have carefully analy.ed
the brittle Of Whisky marked purified Blue
Grass" manufactured and purified BY your
and mpuritie. Of W ask les. and fail to find any
such Impurities.
JOHN HFwSTON, JR.,
Chemist and Sap't SaI Francisco Assaying
and Refining Works.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-30

DEArH OF AN OLD CIrIzES.-J. Il. Plow-
man died at Iowa Point, last weex, and
was buried with Masonic honors. Mr. Plow-
man was among the earliest settlers in
Doniphan County, and lived, until the past
three or four years, in the vicinity OF Wa
thsna, was surveyor by profession, and
for some years, was acting or deputy Coun-
ty Surveyor, in which capacity be bad sur
veyed over pretty much the whole County.
The first map of Doniphan County VIC ever
saw, was drafted BY Mr.. Plowman.
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From Kansas.

ATcHIsoN. Kansas. DEc. Z, 1863.
MEstRs. DoLAs / QuIec:
DEAR SR-I have submitted TO careful chem
ical examination the sample you furnished me
of FuIriED BLUE GRAss WHISKY, and find il
exhibits only a mere II zee of FasiI Oil: the
comparative freed.,m from which renders it far
preferable to other ~hi.kies containing larger
proportion Of this and other uoxious ingreai-
ents. Respectfully.
A. II. LANPHEAR, NJ. D.
The above whi-ky. which is beyond all doubt
the best and only pure Liquor now in use. can
he Obtained in large or small quantities of
Harpster 4 Orion.
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DsALras buying at ST.. Joseph viii End Il 70
their interest to ca II on Messrr. Manifold. e.
inewood.& Co. Their stock of Agricultural
Implements, Iron. Steel, Hardware. Wood
Work. &C.. is large and complete. They are
gentlemen to dea! with. and offer liberal die
counts 70 the trade.
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HIGHLAND NURSERY.

4 GOOD stock OF Apple Trees. and Fruit
~ Trees OF all kinds. together With choice
lot of Hedge Plsnts, for sale. 81 sfe
The Subscriber, having RAISED fruit from his
own trees. which has proved t. be good. and
grating from bearing trees. is prepared to fur
rlish trees, good, reliable. hardy AMI acciima
ted. from his own Nursery. Ten years. expe
riencc il Kansas proves that home grown trees
do best. The tre-s viii be sold AS cheap as
good trees Of like Quality car be bought else
where. Apple Trees and Hedge Plan. q
specially. s. ]. EDGERLY.
Highland, Kansas. Dec. Is, 1870.
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n LADY who has been cured Of great ner
"A voss debility after many year, Of Hisefy.
desires 70 make kao.n TO AL fellow sueerers
the cure means Of relief Address, enclosing
stamo. MRS. NJ. MERRITT. 2. o. Box
1898, Boston. Nsss., and the prescription
viii % sent free b. return mail. dscesl-
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n O I'll C E..

Those indebted to ~ wuss not b ssgry 81
their aecounts ard rotes are handed into On
officers hands. We must do something 10 save
ve nssf have. You can
ke small sacrifice easier than Ne large
one. Ifyou cannot pay atall you must give Us
No. security. We d. this to save evefythisg
we have got. remember, and you can do one Of
the tso things:-psy us no. Of gsve us COED
security. This you must do. Que and a. A
ssir Warning.
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Notice.

I OST-A note readiug as follows: White
IL Cloud, Dee. ~. 1863. For value receiv
ed promise TO pay Onamei Shonyo or order (.
eight hundred and sixty -serea dollars, With in
terest at ten per cert one year from ds.e.
Signed: ANDREW PARKS
For the above property ~ill give the 6nd-
er $500 BY delivering the same 70 me.
o. sHONYO.
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CT We are to have Combined Museum,
Circus, and Menagerie, sometime this Spring
or Summer. The forerupners, in the shape
of cards and pictorial notices, are all eady
being scattered around 1t is known as
Older's show; but from the style of the ad-
vertising, We judge that the irreprcssible
Yankee Robinson has n finger in it.
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EvREY ONE MS OWN Door sc who
use Dr. Renry's Root and Plant Pills generally
get along with the least expense of doctor
bills. See advertisement. Iona.
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CT We were mistaken in saying the Eve
car loads of cattle that left here last week,
crossed the river at Atchison. They went
to St. Louis, by way of the Missouri Pacific
Road. But We suppose the shippers care
nothing for the mistake, if they got good
prices for their cattle.
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WHITE CLOUD LODGE, Ne. IS, A. F.
q A. NJ, meets at their Hall. third story OF
Weeks Building, on the Levee. on the Wed
-sssday night, on or before the Full Moon. in
each month. ard every two weeks there alter.
r. M. WILLIAMS, W. NJ.
CIV. SHaEvE, Sec'y
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CO DR.. II. F. Macy and family got back
from California, Tuesday morning. We
told him, when be went away, about year
ago, that he would soon feel like reaching
for Kansas again.
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Church Directory.

METHODIST ErIscorAL CHuRcH.-Rev. d. T.
Griffith, Pastor. Public wor,hip every Sabbath,
morning and evening. Sabbath School at 8
o'clock, A. NJ PRAYER meeting, Thursday
evenings. All are invited to atterd.
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@ See advertisement Of DR.. Butts Dispen.
sary, headed Book for the M;llion-MARRI-
AGE GUIDE-in another column. 1t should
be read by all. Y.
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SCHOOL ELECTIoN.-At the District Meet
ang, this afternoon, the old Board was re-
elected, with the exception of the Clerk.
who declined. The Board now stands:
Director, VIM. Fairall; Clerk, W. II. Form
crook; Treasurer, Sol. Miller. The meet
ing was more largely attended than any
previous one, and the expression was al
most unanimous for again submitting the
question Of So, 900 in bonds, for building
new school house.
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e DR.. Marshall has taken the first pro.
miums at the State Fair, for Dental work.

TAX LTsr.-A considerable portion of our
paper is this week occupied with the Delin-
quent Tax List. and will be for several
weeks to come. 1t may prove interesting
reading to those who have not paid their
taxes, and will tighten the .abors of the
printer for a short time,
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SOCIETY DIRECTORY.

~. o. - OF.
WHITE CLOUD LODGE. No. 6. I. o.
81 o. r., meets It Odd Fellows Hall. second
r,erv of Van Buskirk's Building, Main Street,
svery Saturday evening. at 8 o'clock. Bro
<hers IN good standing are cordially invited to
visit the Lodge.
=. N. Dorr. n. 8.
LODGE, No 81, I. o. o. F.,
sasets every Saturday night. in the room over
.Aysrs L Ciose's Drug Store, Highland. Kansas.
JACOB H. CLOSE, N. q.
HfaM Nuns, r. g.
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PILES, HEAPS AND STACKS OF Nxw Goops.
C. W. Ncyes has just returned from New
York and Boston, where he purchased the
largest Spring stock of goods ever brought
to White Cloud. Having purchased to
great advantage, he will offer bargains tina,
cannot be exeelled. The goods have now
commenced arriving, and will be ready for
the inspection of customers from now hence
forth. Let everybody call and see Look
out for big new aiver,iseme nt next week.
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Quick TME-Prof. McCarty left Manhat-
tan few minutes after twelve o'clock, on
last Tuesday night, and reached here about
half-past one on Neutrality-suspicious. twelve
hours on the way, including several hours
of sroppages. That is little quicker than
they used to do it in Kansas.
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CO The first boat of the season, the En-
lie La Barge, reached our Levee on las.
Sunday evening.
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eVWe received call, on Tuesday, from
Maj. John. NJ. Crowell. Special Agent of
the Post Office Department for Kansas nd
Colorado. He was looking after the mails,
and says be means to have them as nearly
on the square as it is possible for man
to get them.
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C. DR.. Marshall has practiced Dentistry
fifteen years successfully in Leayenwo rth
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-30

~ Or. s. A. Marshall, the most ex-
perieneed Dentist in the West. win bs i.
white losdb by the Thursday evening tain.
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Eofal Matters.
CITY OFFICERS.

Mayor-JosHuA TAYLOR.
Couuciinen-MILrox Urr, G. p. Vas Bus
EIaK JoEL HAsPsrER, H. H. HIsEs. JoHs 5
City Clerk-JosEPsus UT.
City Teeasueer-SoL. MUM.
City AaTshal-W. w. MoosE.
City Engiueer-C. W. SalEvE.
Htreet mmissi,nsr-PArRIcK DUSLAvY.
. Health Ohicer-Ds THos. G. SHREvE-
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CO We have just noticed another evil
dence of the advancing civilization Of the
Indians in our neighborhood. Several OF
the men were in town, the other day, wear
ing paper collars.
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Religious Notices.

Rev. d. T. Griffith will preach in tie N. E.
Church, next Sabbath, morning and evening.
Morning subject: The Atonement. All friends
whose children are not attending other Schools.
arc invited to send them to our Sabbath School,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-03-30

The celebrated St. Joseph Hand Corn Plant
er. at Mansfield. Ellingsood & C,'s. Send
for one. Price s..
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TtAcHrRs' ISsrirurE.-The Secretary Of
the Institute promised to furnish US with a
record OF the proceedings, for publication
ta's week, but has failed TO do so. We
nave received series of resolutions adop-
ted, which We hold over until next week, in
hopes that the proceedings may reach US by
thsftime, when We can publish all together.
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q The Philadelphia Library 10 the Oldest In
the United States.
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WANTED-AGENTS. (ssO per day.)
w 10 sell the HOME SHUTTLE SEW
ING MACHINE. Has the under feed, makes
the clock STITCH" (alike on both Sides and is
fully licensed. The best and cheapest family
Sewing Machine in the market. Address,
JOHNSON, CLARK & CO, Boston, Mass I,
Pittsburgh, Pa, Chicago, Ill or st. Louis,
No. mar2w4
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ls u AZ the City election comes of next
Monday, the heat is beginning to get up.
Candidates are lodging around as if they
felt some interest in the matter.
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HARDWARE.

Call and examine the stock q. H. w. Shaw b
before buying your Stoves. Tia Ware, OF ssy.
thing in the Hardware line. Cheap for Gosh,
but under NO consideration can goods b gos
on "Tins." While CLOUD.
feh2m7 Kssas.
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CO DR.. Marshall extracts teeth withou,
Chloroform, and with comparatively no pain.
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TERMS.

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STANDARD SEWING MACHINE
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full share Of the State taxes every time but
they do not intend to submit to oppression with
out at least an inquiry whether the law supports
the wrong.
The significant admission that the major
ity Of the State equalizing committee had deter
mined not to allow to the minority the - amuse-
nent " Of discussing the report, will be noticed
One point. in reply to the communication in
the ST. Adams Messenger, is well taken by Gone
Of the Majority We do not think it can be fairly
charged that the equali1ing committee was to
blame for the delay in getting to work.
The assertion that the member from Rutland
county maintained that his county was appraised
at - cents on a dollar will be noted If that
was his honest belief, he did right in asserting it
their Judgment What is the Judgment really
worth, which maintains that Sl4 an acre is 70
per cent. Of the value Of farming lands in Rut-
land county, and tbst S24 an acre is less than
&c per cent Of the value Of farming lands in
Chittenden county
Livery other point needing attention in the
above is sufficiently answered by Mr.. White
more, in his reply to the former article from the
zane pen, in another column
Finally, we advise the supporters Of the late
equalization " not to pin much fAitL on any
reported want CT unsnimity in this caunty. We
have yet to hear Of the first Chittsndsn county
man thu, does not believe the county to have
been wro1ged in this matter. II there is man
Of our county who thinks the committee ought to
have raised the county still higher, IN proper
ton 70 the rest Of the STATE we should be glad to
hear from him, and to give his name 70 the
public.
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been badly affected by the virus. 1t sppears tO
originate in most cases IN the hoofs ofthe animals
and is not contagious through the air. The
spread Of it IL occssoned by the congregation o!
herds in penn, where healthy animals, by step
ping among the scouri2gs of the diseased ones,
absorb the virus. 1t may be conveyed also on
the hands OF nsn going from one COW 70
another II milking. 1t continues through a
period Of fifteen or twenty days No immediate
cure can be expected, but the isolation Of the
diseased animals was the first thing to be done
The Professor recommended treatment as fol-
lows Wash the mouth with vinegar or come
cooling liquid, such as a dilution Of carbolic
acid, one part Of acid to enc hundred and fifty o.
water and for the teats, 8 wash Of one part o.
carbolic acid to one hundred and fifty Of glycer-
Inc may be used. The hoof should be cleaned
and the space between parting Of the hoofcleared
Of detached scarf, skin and horn BY drawing a
strong rag roughly through it. Then apply to the
raw surface pure csrbolic acid, and bind with a
rag covered with tar, tied between the hoof and
around the psstern.
The disease is very prevalent in some parts Of
EnGland, and English herdsmen have said that
they would much rather deal with pleuro
pneumonia, bad as that was In view Of the
easy access Of droves from Canada, some general
scheme for preventing the passage Of droves
without inspection was recommended by the
lecturer
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Tn. Gracious One.

There's d " deness in Go3's mercy,
Like the wldeuess OF the ses;
There's kindness in his Justice,
Wh;c Is more than liberty.
here Is no place where ea-th's ssrrcws
Ars more felt than up in heaven
7 here Is no place where ezrth's iailings
Have such kindly Judgment gi.e1-
For .hc love Of God is broader
Than the measure OF mans mind
Ana the hesrt ofths Eternal
i mo wonderfully kind.
Ia; we make his love too harrow.
By fIlss limits n our uwn.
AM We msgnify his strictnsss
With a zeal He viii not own.
l. our 'Ove were but moe simple,
We should take Him at hi word
and our lives would be all sunshine
l. the Westness Ct our Lori.
Faber.
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explains how eleven came to concur ia the ma
jority report.
And now in conclusion | would say that many
are snxiously awaiting the report Of the con-
mittee appointed to inquire into the legality Of
the present equalization, and I trust that Chit
tenden, Franklin and Grand Isle counties may
unite at once and adopt some PLAZA of pro
cedure.
We feel that meeting Of the selectmen CT the
various towns should be called On rome day dur
ing the present week, and thst the selectmea OF
the above counties be requested to attend.
4. G. WHrTTEzORE
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FREEDOM

king Of the proud and patient folk,
When you ruse in power to guard your Rhine
AND sm0te the Jyrant with stroke on stroke,
The sword was yours, but the edge was mine.
"a, I sell ny chil-ren to serve your will7
shall they bow their necks 70 a yoke again,
OF plunder your nets nay take their fill,
But the meshes are vide for the souls Of uen.
though you burn with FIRE and SOW with salt
al fenced cities from Rhine TO Seine
Is France the soil where your armies haiti
Ma, France Is mine. and your thought Is vain
glo sunbsams are broken and dashed in spray,
TIL the waves are spent and the storm Is done
L. satin the wind. how rule the day
10. bow ny fury hath quencAel the san
The music Of Sun and s.ars IL their path
D. fuller than storm wind AID beat Of drum.
Fo- sou the darF ness and DAY Of wrath
TIE j .ht ! mine and the reign to come.
Lgne0H Spectator.
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Merchants National Bank
OF BURLINGTON.
T.. {. DODGE,
Cashier.

Merchants National Bank
OF BURLINGTON.
Burlington, IT., Oct. 18th. 1870.
The First National Bank
Of Burlington RGrinS becH
put into liquidation for IN c
purpose Of consolidation
tCitA iSjS BGHK, are respect
fully iRriFc The dealers and
erSoFfhGfiRsf5fmfiOM
10 continue their business
'Cifh This BaHE assuring
them Of the 6eS5 terms aud
the ssIOSf careful attention
20 tkeir interests.
The Capital Of1hjS BGmE
as NOR 500, 600, TO be il.-
creased, as business 5.eGWir-
Is IL, 10 fhe limit OfST, 900
900, 'Cith "a circulation Of
$40, 600. and u large Ssgy--
plus, and IT'S arrangements
FOR the transaction Of erery
description Of bGnkjnS 6lss-
mess are complete aud mp
on ara eSTeRs5Te scale.
By ST6;e5- OFfhe EsOaT6 OF
Directors.
{. ". WOODHOUSE,
Cashier.
Oct l5-dkwtf
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Tnancjal.
First National BGs,k
or u q EE.V' ITO ".

First National BGs,k
or B UREE.V TOW.
Burlington. VI, Oct. 18th, 1910.
COrrsspaJdcsifs and E1e-
pOsifOrs Of fh5s Bank are
hereby notified that this
Bank hGs becR pWF into III
qVidesios: for Inc purpose
Of consolidation srjfh the
Merchants National Bank
of BURLINGTON. Va,
and fsf The close OF business
Oll the 10Th sag 81 October,
1870, The books, accounts
and balances OF this EGIiK
sCiU be transferred TO The
sGjG Merchants .Tafj0naf
BGRk Of Burlington, ~,
and all orders, checks and
communications should be
addressed accordingly.
Outstanding checks 3EpOI3
nD,ds deposited az This
Bank triTI be pcid by The
UerChaM5S National BGnk
and dealers srifh this
Bank can continue their
business trifh the .Her-
chants National Bank APP
OH the same terms fRGf they
hare had ara fhjS BGnk, and
sCifhOIst interruption Of
their CHrrCHf accounts.
By order OF the BOard OF
Directors.
Z. [. BODICE,
Cashier.