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increr etienhabni" bipei tGgltbe Stua urb Serbiige
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gtd9e; ldnge Berareob borne urb binttr, With IL.
I 10. @robtr @arrn In 8rcnt nit e6attcnbaumcn;
Yulllpe nit ereeuentem SpGfier an ber 2iidtntburc;
9eiiiates eisboue, 6ieiidbGus, Bebetpiebbane, Solis
lnuppen nre Sarrddr Sdcunt nit qeltr, Staiiunn
fir 9 8isIes, Snttsttuben uno 9SaNn8e; cine nnper'
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obne Dad 1u perldiier; ods ggaiicr ipiro burb R6bs
rem nab BEN Sheinsillbote '9eleitet, nm bas ~9tincpicb
'5u t%rdHten; aubitdile ihr f6 aibe nit Suttsriiutc oas
nehsn, tolpte al6 SornbGu6 nRb SbdlIiube, aroRc
spa9en4 Renilt une nciee Sans fIr ~atrbciter.
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Mat6ari6att NIT strben pom alien 9cuomtnationtl.
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nunS %bstdnrt, 'nno 1T etre iebr mpiebIensutrtbe
soDBnung tir 3einano, tpeIter In Baltimore @eItbSitt
mett ioiuie aut Elm gutter Blae fir stnsu DEBTOR.
9eiieben ccS aduicrt, bic Greeitsaginnstn sit o.
atert. 1t - 'IIIN ~
Elm btibfdjcr 9IdB BON &C., 9lrferu. BON ,u,Is
den 40 urbar uno %tulttuirt iino. Der 5ftit In SoG nit
9uten !3dnter. '.f ~"
3isitr Rlov lie9t on Der rGbtloOslpbia. Rilmiua.
piay fir aSoutbbpsSiG bic outps,annhts SnYusn,
hes Snn. Sammd 5pbe in Sdriorb. 9ountp, ot,nadt
~. Sisfsr ytae eisnetiid b~eionoers far zinc Nidrita
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Gin gut ~Nclc9cnrr @cibGitS 8lde, Sfc Der Galpcrt-
nno Ydtbltra6e; ibon felt 10 SabrGn als 9dtcrei uuo
@onoitoret stnbltrt. Sebr pdieno iir irgcno Gin Oea
ltalt. NahSnlr1gen bel Seinrid, SdIitinaer, Rr.
2, Hurf.CS rctFrftranc. 19j-7l
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Winin lu %nerfnmfcn.

I'LL Sas gpobnbaue init 9aben Sr. tf9, Cons
nan ftra0e, iib uorjuelib fir einen gaeerbier,S as
on ODER Soitbaus paiienb. NdtButraGen IN sir. 1e6,
uutpdpifra6c. tl36-Sl
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Hlt bcrfauieu.

L.iL- Gin icbr EMBELLISHMENTS Saus auT ocr
Gte Der @eor8cz uno &ldtslportbirH6e, iebr gut fhr
elnen 9rocerlcseaocu ODER cine apot5ete iib eI9ncnb.
Ereis $1,000. 1chn dS. Sruipu,
T4-l SIR. ~, BoftzS iitce- Npenue.
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3u Derfanfcn.
I'm Ssbrsrs 9anier, is9r Gilisi nur $1,000 pro
T;iI Stld. Y. w. Sroipu,
ELL co., Wr. 70, YoN'c iicss SIpenue.
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LA Sas Wobnbaus nit 2Goen Rr. 32S, 9Refts
nabe Sutatphra6t, init gpaIcr uub Gas.
Sinige Uiictbe hr ciueu gluten 9Ciuobncr. ff32-sl
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NiQia al u~rrfnnirn.

I'm nit cinem EOrtaI0c 0lten lIdplcr5 d%uiIurdts
men, ldlien mir odiieIbe bcutc ilr 40 Cts. pro 100
8o9en Oh. Dan meloe lid IN Der Srp. ,. Sl.
HOQ-N .....
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VtFtFFF 49, DHHINF D" FHFFTtHs
49, i'm rorolueitlttsn Staottbcile nm $500 mo
iiH $1,000 inter lcidtEn 8ebinOur0sn.
A.,,L Sieree 6. 5nsany
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Bremen, 2 outhampton, Napre, pomsen H. (. 10.
tao IN ~unltttil Slrtau, lpte IoiGt, 81 bctomInCu:
Yaiidge Yreile III Sob.
Npu Baltimore uadb Sremcu,
per SGmpicr Baltimore" "9crItn," oSbto" unb
"Sctp5tg:"
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Bon SicW=YJurf und) Bremen:
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bier IN GlnplGn8 81 ncbnCr.
YaNd9ca9Iattc per GC0eli&tf III !3uiibcnbrd, piC
tolgt:
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Der Sdnpier Don Bremen nab Baltimore:
I'M !SlUtiLcnortc ........ $AO.0 90
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scoinet. icin. Va fe 0ui zen Sigcln ocs 5batcs
lte9rn, 10 itno ite HIht rur cine Der an9erGbmfcn
SoTnsrsS tr9niigung6pI1Be i'm StGute, iorbern Die
furtrenoeR Gi8enibaiten erieIben iucroen INNER nlebr
anertannt.
Ole AnutpIc hcS ggaiicrs curdb Yroi. gPonet bon
Der uniueriitit Uon 8irginien pcrbunhen nut ben ST
t1grln9en otelcr Gns~gsJeidnetcr ICrStt bcSeu9cn, b1S
eS ole OCltQIeue par excellence Ir lcibenoe Srauen'
sLllimer 1T. gtebCn lencu lUunoerboren f~tdrtenben
St9enldaften Gls. Gin Stneer,lr8smiitel iir' angrmeine
Sdnpddbe, Indmid rnb nnbCren Observation-Disclosures, In
IS uniibertrofien in Der 9ebanNtHna Der pcri6iebcncn
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Delhe an eri1ldftter uno unt91tiefrgchC leioer ,inHeln
Die sptrtuu9 ocs gSGifers ioluobl oui bic 9eber, ale
ont Die Ntercn idRet uno entidiCbcr 1T. Sc6r oiele
mtrtruiret9e Surtn pom hieien ihmcrIbaittn 9rant&
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gu Den Suellel.
in NGriioHburg.
Die Yeguemli6tciten itno uorsielid unb Nebcu
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melbsli elmer iudbrtno Der 9anjen SNiion a~nlpeieno
ietlt tuiro.
9ie euit lit ou5crorbrnttib rein unb troden.
Soit uno So9iS pro Mtonot ..............$ $4,000
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-02-09

A Ca.xoE-A CORES poaaent Of the
Bo-to Traveller. having vistei JEFF.
D.vis plantation. tells us what he saw:
.-rhe bindings Gil remain ~s thes
were ai,en JET. left except few ncrr"
quarters that have been torn down An
old negro that n-ed to be one OF .J.tf'>
slaves now leases the plsuist'oo tor ten
,hon-snd dollars year. and hire a
hundred and fifty hands to work it. Not
. white man u to he sepen nbon' the plsce
Strange a. it may seem to Mr. Davis.
his old slsv, IL m-king money f.st. and
feels ss proud as any white man. 'i,hin
in ole J-ff's psrlor desc days Tae
whole plsntstion OF several thonsaph
acres is planted to ton. which appears
very promisiDg; anil from this one plan
t.t,on cotton erOnsh will b. pro'lucsi To
rnn . mill in Lowell for weeks. We
list lets ole M.s<s Jeff m-ke po'nica,
speeches, an we'll see dat de cotton
grows,' said the d.rksy Who shovel Us
ABOUT. and who had qnser habit OF
showing the whites Of his eyes W hevensv
or Jefferson Davis WAS mentioned. .G,l.
ly. who'd spo-ed dat dis chile wonli ben
free and living on dis yer p!-n,rtion w"h
my Dolly dsr? Yah? yah! yah? Ole
Jrff's cum to erisi. shuah. He'd be
hoppin' NAL. dnngh. to see dis niger
here. Y.he yah! yahl We lett him
laughing on the shore. and moved of ia
the boai. uoraliziDg upoa the mutabiiii.
Of huEan events.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-02-09
Aknp.a. I,eminisccncc.

A friend has related On incident OF ten
years ago. that has never been in print
1t vas in the days when Winchester. JET
fersou County. was point Of Importance,
as the place where the Leavenworth and
,Atehison stages met on the main thor
oughfsrs 10 Topeka.
Our friend struck Winchester just at
night, on one of the coldest days OF that
Winter. A strolling ventriloqnist hep
peued along on the same evening. and
opened up perform .nce in the bar-room.
which WAS we'll attended BY the denizens
of the country round. He represented an
old man and his SOD. with the aid Of q
large dog. tending . aock Of sheep. some
where in the distance. outside the front
door. The sheep were heard blssting,
the dog barking. and the two men calling.
Presently . commotion took place--an
attack had been made BY wolves. or some
thing else had occurred to create panic.
the men bsgau calling for help. their
voices coming nearer at every jump. and
ths dog ys.'oing. until the sounds seemed
to be very ues, the door. which the ven
triloquis was holu,ins with oil bis might
just st that uomeni, sure enough. the
door was pssbed open. and IN marched
cid Dr.. Buckmss,er. Marcoc ). Psrrott'
sod large Newfoundland dog! They
bad inst arrived. snd bad soasht lodgings
for the night. 1t brought down the
house. or the pat of It which could ap-
preciste tbs coinciIeuce. But majority
Of the audience thought j. was trick put
upon them; that Buckmsster. Parrot. and
the dog, hsd been engaged to help out the
veutriIoquist with his performancs-aud
!. vss with difficulty they could be per.
suadsd to 60 home without rscsiving
their mopsy bseki
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-02-09
Oun ROADS. *. .usss roads ere the ad

+. OuR RoADs.-Ksnsss roads ere the sd.
mirstion Of all new comers. Every far
mer has road equally as good ss those
constructed with great expense in tbs
East. A few hours after an ordinary
rain. travelling is easy and pleasant.
This is undoubtedly owing to the remark
ably excellent subsoil which 10 possess.
A rich, porous mari. it acts like sponge;
the supersbundant rain is received and
retained by it and held in reserve to be
again given back to veget alton BY means
Of capillary attraction.
This it is which. added TO our warm sur
face soil. starts vegetation ahead 80 rep
idly in the spring. and sustsins it duriog
the warmth of Exchange.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-02-09

A FORTUNATE MANA SLICE IN A
THREE slILLIoN DOLLAR EsTATE.-Ou
Wednesday evening German. named
August Liseberg. who resides nesr Ptelp.
Station. IN Atchison county. called in At
the ticket offics Of the X ,nsas City. ST..
Joseph and Council Bluffs railroad. and
desired to purchase ticket to B,himore
In the course Oi q conversation With Mr..
Joseph Miner. the ticket sgent. Mr. L
IN sds the following statement:
Many years ago au old gentleman n
named Amalong. came from Germa any to
the city Of Baltimore. and took up hi-
residence there. In due course OF time
he amas.ed a considerable fortune. and
finally iell heir to large estate in Ger
many. Years rolled around. and he was
gathered home to his fathers. leaving
assets to the amount Of some three million
dollars
For SONS time no heirs to the estate
could be found. The United states Con
sul OF Hsnover fioslly advertised for
claimants. and two bio:hers and two sis-
ters Of NJ. l.. residing IN Germany. cut
in IN appearance o. nephe"s and niscea
of the deceased. The whereabouts Of Mr.
Lisebcrg was then sscsrtained. snd few
days ago be received notification to sp.
pear and claim his .hsre Of the property.
which would be one 6itb. In response
10 this he came TO our city on Thnrsdsv.
as stated. and lets that evening for Bal
tim0re
Mr. L. is about thirty Eve years Of see.
and hes the appearances Of 40 industrious.
steady farmer. He seemed to ieel perfect
ly confident that be would have no diff.
Guilty in establishing his title to part OF
The Immense estate. snd VS. trust his mo.s
ssngnins expec'a'i"ns may he realized.
-S. Joseph Gazetle. Ft5 4fA.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-02-09

ERRons.-Ths Tribune Almanac says
Kansas was admitted into the Union Dec.
9th. 1859 1t was really admitted Jan.
29lb, 1861. and then got in only because
the southern Senators had seeded, giving
our friends OF last nsjori'y in that body.
The same authority makes onr population
379 497. We presume it is more than
that. But the census was taken last June.
and it's figures were nearly twenty thou
sand less than these Tribune figures.
which claim TO be copied from the census
report. The increase per cent. in populs.
iion Of Kansas is given ~ 235 % in one
place. and, in another. o. 253 %. And
the same book gives Slick" IS the dem
ocra,ic candidate for Governor in 1868.
Oh. Slickl
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-02-09
n o G e.

Those indebted to US must not be angry II
their accounts and notes are handed into an
officers hands. We mu.t do something TO savs'
ourselves-money We must haze. You can
make small -acrifce easier than we large
one. Hyou Cannot pay ataIl you must give %
No. secu,ity. We d, this to save everything
We have got. remember, and you can do one Of
the two thinss:-2ay US up, or give US good
security. This you must do. one aud all. A.
sair Warning.
CT. .vANBusKiRK L CO.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-02-09

RUMoRED Loss IF THE oTEAMER Ten
NEssEE.-Chicago. Feb. S-A Washing.
ton special to the Journal. says: A des-
patch has been received here. announcing
that the United States Steamer Tennessee.
has foundered at sea and all on board are
lost This steamer had the San Domin,
60 Commissioners on board. Hon B.
F. Wade. Or. Howe. Of Boston and Prof.
White. Of Cornell University. Gen. II. j
Boyntou. Of the Cincinnati Gazette. Gen.
Sigel, and other distinguished persons.
Washington. Feb. Sth.-A startling ru'
NOR was in circulation here to day. that
the United States Steamer Tennessee had
been lost. but inquiries at the Navy De.
partment. dissipated the fear that bad
originated from the reports.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-02-09

GETriSe Fuel IN Paris -Banls o.
thousands of people go out a, night to
cut down trees. snd.'ear down fences r
fuel. IL is impossible to do any thing
with them. for there are No lights in the
mos, distant streets Petroleum oil alone
is used in the street lamps. All the gas
is kept for the balloons. So g'eat is the
scarcity Of fuel and the severity OF th'
weather. we are burning mahogany. >sn'
dalwood. md oil other precious wood'
heretofore reserved for cabinet mske'>'
use. The lectnrs-room the old concert
room of the Musical Couservatny. sn'
some ambulances are heated with luei q
these costly tropical woods. Many pool
families are burning their furnitnrs.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-02-09

Theodore Til'on ssys that John RnsseIl
Yonne's ''poeiic" touch is ~ deiies,e %
sn Eruscsn vase" wherenpon the Com
mercial Advertiser remsrks: I'VE have
seen some Etruscan vases (,hose At the
British Museum. for instance so delicate
that il pnt into one Of Krupp's Colossal
guns and 6red at an iron target twenty
inches thick. they would 60 clean through,
or knock the target TO smi,herern.. with.
ont sustaining frscsure." So much for
criticism.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-02-09
school District Bond Election

Notice is hereby given to the qualified vo
tiers Of School District No. ~. Daniphan Co,
Kansas. that in accordance with an act of the
Legi !ature of the Site of Kansas, app,o, ed
February 23d, A. D. 1863. all election viii be
held. on Saturday. the 18th day Of February.
1871, at the Mayors office. IN the City OF
White Cloud, in said District, upon the prop
sition to issue T~eniy five Thousand Dollars
of the Bonds Of said District. for the puis'se 'f
purchasing suitable gro rnds and bu,lding and
furnishing graded school house in said Dis
trict; said Bonds To run for a period Of ts en,y
years, with interest 1t the ra:e ot ten per cent.
per annum. and to be sold at a price t less
than eighty CENTS on the dollar. said el, cicn
shall be Conducted in all respects in accordance
with the general election Law Of the State of
Kansas. Ea IN elecior who i. in favor Of issn
ing said Bonds, will write or Print ON his ballet
the words. "For the Bonds" "a d zach eiector
who is opposed to the same. will write or pint
on his ballot the words. Against the B'nGs- !"
Given under my hand, this 1t day of Feb
ruary, A. ID 1911. BY order of ths Districs
!eb2w3 l. r. SANBORN, District Clerk
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-02-09

TIE following is the tex Of the bill in-
cressing soldiers pensions. which recent
ly passed the Senate:
Be it enacted, &c. That the pensions
Of all officers, soldiers. msrines and sail
ors of the lsnd and naval forces granted.
or hereafter to be granted. BY the provis.
ions Of the general law. and also the same
pensions granted BY special law not in
excess Of the rate provided BY the gen.
eral law for similar cases. be and the same
are hereby iacrssssd BY thesum Of twenty
per o.ut thereof. 70 commence on the 1st
Of us,cb, 1871.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-02-09
WEDIOCk.

The Basis Of Civil society.-Es.ays for
Young Men. on the honor and happiness OF
Marriage. and she evils and dangers of Celib-
acy.-sish sanitary help for the attainmert of
mans true position in life. Sent free il zeal.
ed envelopes. Address. HOWARD Asso.
CITATION. Bog r. PhiladeIphia, Pa.
feb. II, 7o-ly
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-02-09

a Forty THOUSAND DoLLAn STEAL
The Omshs Republican learns from the
Lincoln Journsl of $40. 900 steal. and
tho arrest of the individusl doing the
stealing. He hailed from Phtsburg. Pa.
and was John Lincoln BY name. recently
Of the firm of Lincoln d. Clerk. . Jewelry
house Of that city. Ga the 9th Of Jan.
nary Lincoln sbsconded with S40.0 600
worth Of vslusble je veIry. lie had open
Cd out pawnbroker's shop st the cap
ital Of Nebrssks. and on Saturday lest
~ss arrested through the ingenuity OF
Marshal Hastings. Of that city. who 70
ceived 81 900 reward for his lsbors. The
prisoner confessed his guilt.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-02-09
Ediserial C0rreSPoDdence.
ToPEkA, February 5tb, 1871,

Ms Legislature. since its adjournment
ts rest after the 6eoatorial struggle. has
not done much that is visible 10 the naked
sye-thst is. not pushed much work to .
fiuslity-but it hiss been busiIy at work
on bills. and the erist will soon come
forth.
On Thursday evening. smother adjourn-
ment was taken over to Monday. to give
members On opportunity to attend the
Senatorial Banquet to be given BY the
citizens Of Lesvsnwortb. on Friday even
ing.
The invited guests from Topeka. con-
sisting Of the members Of tie Legislature
and Of the press. left at eleven o'clock on
Friday. on specisl train consisting Of
six Pullman palace cars. and arrived at
Lsssepworth shortly after three. There
they were met with carriages. and driven
over the city. and to the Fort, and thence
to the Plsntcrs' House, where tho recep-
tiou took place.
The banquet was spread in Laing's
Hall. and was undoubtedly the mos, mag
ni6cent affair of the kind ever seen in
!, Kansas. There wrs everything eatsble
snd drinksble. in exhaustless supply
The decorations were splendid. and the
devices and mottoes were innumerable.
appropriate. suggestive. and witty.
After the supper. came the toasts and
speaches. The welcoming address by
Gov. Carney was happily conceived. arc
we'll delivered. 1t will be found in an
other column of this issue. Mr. Csld
wells speech was somewhat lengthy. HI
gave sketch Of his life. and defined hi
political history. for the benefit of thos'
who were interested. His father was I
Pensylvsnia iron man. and an arden
Whig. Mr.. Caldwell was o member o
thst party until it dissolved. since which
time. be has been . Republican. Hi
s2eech rather surprised most Of bis hesr
err; for they find out. contrary to wha
they had supposed. that Mr.. Caldwell va
not only . good speaker. bnt that L'
knows how to make himself heard.
The ball at Odd Fellows Hall was an
other grand affair. 1t was kept up al
most all night. When We left. John N
Prizes. of Atchison, and F. P. Baker. o
the Record. were Just getting warmed mp,
in generous rivalry ss to which could
keep up the dsncing longest. l saw Price
this morning: but have seen nothing o
Baker since that night. and conclude that
be must still be up in Lsssenworth. jerk
ing bis leg.
The excursion returned Saturday morn
ing. oil 10 excellent spirits and condition
except few who were seen looking io'
homeopathic doctor. to procure ipecas
pills tosllsy. nsuses. THE people Of Lsav'
enworth ars unmistakably feeling good
over their political success: and the''
banquet was as grand snccess as The
election OF their Senator.
Among the bills before the Legislature,
was one deferring the 10 per cent. peoa'ty
on taxes, ontil the Is, of March. 1t wss
defeated in the House.
Herd laws and Texss cattle laws will
occupy some attention. but they ere oot
yet in q Sufficiently advanced condition
to determine their character or fate.
Ground Hogs Day passed off without
u,och excitement. It was bot partially
observed here. The Supreme Court tool
o holiday. and the Clerk gave scientific
illustrations with brace Of Chinese idols