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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-25
GAME -MEETING TRAIN.

O4AAO RAIL ROAU,
: Wheeling, Aug. 18th, 1855.
NTOUNDsyILLE Accommod alton Train viii be run be.
VI tween Wheeling and Moundsville after Friday
Aug. 20, until Wednesday, Aug. 2S, as follows:
Leave Wheeling, Eastward, at $40 r. NJ, arrive at
Moundsvile at 13n p. NJ. Moundsyilc, Westward
at 1920 p. H., arrive at Wheeling at l1:lO p. NJ
There Will be two trains Sunday-1st train leave
wheeling at 14O A. NJ, arrive at SoundSvie at $50 A. NJ
I'd train leave Wheeling at 640 NJ arrive NoundsyIe
at 1880 p NJ 1st train leave Moundsvile at $3.50 A. NJ
arrive at Wheeling at 985 Ms I'd train Mounds.
vile at1O:2O r. NJ, arrive at Wheeling at 11:IO P. NJ
Round trip tickets sold Office good for i've DAYS.
at 90 cents Laugl9l ]. b. FORD, agent.
UST ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS InodOrous Preparation for
= cleaning Kid Gloves-best article use;
Hiniers Furniture Polish; BaxIn Antscorbutic Elixir
purifying the breathi DavidS Indelble Ink, Ith
out preparation; White and Black Pomade; Powder
Pulls; All kinds Chalks for the skin.
augl4 PAYNE & co.
GREAT variety Coral Beads; New style Port Moneys;
IA Gum Tobacco Wallets Cigar Tubes; Fishing Lines,
Hooks and Reels. taugI4l PAYNE Z CO.
GoAPS-Baxin's Barber, Glycerine, Poncne, Brown
NJ Hlnsor1 Omnibus-Just received.
aug14 PAYNE CO.
A FEW Low Priced Willow and Wood Cabs on hand,
"a which we will sell Mt reduced price out.
augl4 PAYNE q co.
EW Songs, just published, received by Peyne Co. du.
IN ring the past Week:-Faded Flowers, Danish those
Clouds of Care Gentle Annie My Home Is Cave by the
dark Seq Wave, The Rose Nfanemoy Eyed Mary
Home Of my Childhood Minnie Bell Sing Of Joy to.
night. Annie Lse, In Dreams See my Mother, My Lost
Osrres Grave Oh Sweet the Spring with its Merry Ring
Een Eyelne Gentle Words and Loving Smiles sky Lark
Call and see them. IaugI4l PAYNE & co.
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BAITIMORE MARKET

BALTIMORE MARKET.
AUG 24-Flour steady but quiet. Wheat
Grmer. Corn better, sales white at s0aSl, vel
low 88a9O. Whisky dull. Provisions dull
Bulk meat 63a83. Lard l2c. Mess Pork ST..
I6oas1T,s7.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-25

Eau ommsncements-The fall term of the
Wheeling Classical Academy, a. w. Harding
Principal, is advertised in this mornings paper.
Also that of Jones s Tucker, and j. 81. Cooke,
to which we direct public attention.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-25
MORETHAN SOC, OOOB0TTLEs
SOLD IN THE
NEW ENGLAND STATES
IN ONE Y EAR

THE RESTORATIVE OF PROF. o. j. WOOD; FOR RE-
storing hair perfectly and permanently yet
had rival Volume after volume might be given from ali
parts Of the world and from The Intelligent to prove
that u 20 Geect Re st0rdtice the ar ana
you cannot doubt; read also the following: - %
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-25

EBECTED.
lALBAsY, Aug. 24-Henry B. Norxhrop has
been elected President of the American State
Council, for tue ensuing year.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-25

Those who Lno,O, say that the finest Ambro.
types and Photographs taken in Wheeling are to
DO had at Wyke'5 Gallery, No. 1ss, Main st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-25
ATLANTIC TELEGRAPHl
Great Excitement In wheelinp

Great Excitement in Wheeling,
NOTICE TO CASH BUYERs.--1 take pleasure in In
6 oTmns my friends and customers that in ADOPTING
to 90 per cent cheaper than house Wheeling,
than double the quantity goods that fused to sell in
Furnishing times, under the old credit SYSTEM am get
increased demand have again received very large
or 81 s and at to
wishing to money by buying cheap
yourselves and you will not be Observation-Disclosures having
Of s ast MO- IN the city and stock Of gqGS
streets Centre Wheeling, opposite Mrs Zsne's residence.
augT Respectfrly,i JOHN Etif RoES SisH &C.
QOYS' Az YOUTHS HATS-One Of the largest stocks
AL color cha and qualities is be at the cheap
auEl2 $. D. HARPER SONS.
Ss n story al and 91 8 BSS ~ Hay ana an Kinds Of
iy16 MATHEW McNABB.
'1LL LIB HAT-Just received and for sale
1NLOUR1O0 barrels Phoenix Mills White Wheat Extra
jy16 D0ANE ADAMS
ID ECEIVED this day by Express large stock of ChIdS
IL Fancy Caps and Hats of the most styles
ON HAND-A large and superior assortment of pure old
pG SBsi CHARLES Ar rs C W. teRA ASa,
pLANTER HATS Of every description Of style, color and
aue1e g. D. HARPER SONS.
Fail Goods.
TNREsH ARR1gAL:-We have this day received first
lot Of Fail Goods consisting of every description OF
ted. faugl2I s. D. HARPER 1 SONS.
QENGAL PLAID HATs.-Eaye received another lot Of
ausi2 s. D. HARPER & SONS.
CENATOR HATS-Just received a fine assortment Of Sem
auGl9 8. /. HARPER 4 SONS.
VoUNG GENTS CASHMERE HATs.-Haye this day re-
csved few cases of the above Fall style OF Hats
CULVER sPOONs-Just received Silver Table, Tea, Des
- Salt Spoons Silver Forks Butter Fruit
Knives Soup Ladies, dc. Be11l J. I. SCOTT.
1U0 BUSHELS Corn Meal in store and for sale By
INV augl4 MATTHEW McNABB.
GOOD supply Of Corn. Oats, Mil Feed, Baed Hay, &c.
augl4 -4''-s- ''4>e - 80 MATHEW MoNABB.
l1S00 BUSHELS Mil Feed in store and for sale by
1OOO iy15 MATHEW McNABB.
10 BARRELS ROSin in store and for sale BY
| Il CASE Prime Nutmegs, q
j. 10 Gases Concentrated Lye,
u Do1. Holland Btters,
~ Barrels Hemp and Canary Seed, agTs
i Pure Cream Tarter,
Baking Soda, Flavoring Extracts,
Barry's Tricopherous Woods Hair Restorative, &C.,
iy2a - ..ll =. 81 s.IF11sNDENRERG.s
FISH. F'ISHl!
lust RECEIVED, consignment and for SALE $50 half
q S6ls White Lake tlsha prime article.
THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST.
Inn SWEENEY & SONS FRENCH PATTERN
1 il : FLINT GLASS RRU1T JARS, with Ground Glass
stoppers ne clear glass, tempered boil
ing hot Fruit without breaking rOE heat and require
India Cork to render them artiRfk,
been Four Seasons and confidently.
as the best article for the purpose in the market.
Manufacturers Glassware, Importers China, QngenG
ware and House EuEnishing Goods,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-25

IOOYS' Az YOUTHS HATS-One Of the largest stocks
Of taS ind Boys Hats ever brought to this city
aus SIs y ''O's u SD. HARPER SONS
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BY THE UNION LIME.

TO THE. DAILY INTRLLsGENCER.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-02-18

- .EcoNPToS IN CoX0REss.-The PIesi-
deat hast at length received the Lecomp-
ton Constitution, in an official form. and
has transmitted it to Congress, with a
lengthy message, with which we no not
choose to incumber our columns. Those
who read his recent annual message, and
noticed his reckless course in regard to
Kansas affairs, can form an idea Of the
merits of the last affair, when'we tell them
that his former message was respectable
compared with it. This last effort is a
batch of Misrepresentation and fals0-
hoods throughout, and only shows how
lost to justice and STEPPED in corruption
the President Of the United States has
become. The message contains garbled
extracts from Cox. Walkers dispatches,
to prove the Free State men a set of out
laws and the balance seems to be COM
posed Of extracts from Henry Clay Pate's
editorials and letters, and articles from
the Pro-Slayery papers Of Kansas. His
whole soul seems to be staked upon for
cling the Constitution through Congress.
The Senate he has certain, and the calcu-
lated majority against him in the House
is so small, and Of so doubtful a charac-
ter, that his success seems probable II
he does succeed, then there will be q
beautiful specimen of that peace which
he gases so much about. But he seems
determined. He has been demonstrated
with, by prominent Southern members Of
Congress, by Gov. Denver. and the lead
ing men in all directions, but to no pur-
pose. II he carries out his scheme, there
viii be no division among the Free State
men of Kansas then; and this Territory
viii be no wholesome place for those who
got up the swindle. A few days will
indicate more clearly the true state Of
affairs.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-02-18
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. olo,

Ux1oS LODGE, /. o. G, T.-This Lodge
was organized at Reeds School House,
in Holt County. Mo-, on the 1lth inst,
by D. D. G. w. C. T., F. S. Rostock.
The prospects of the new Lodge are very
lattering. Established in the midst of a
region Astounding with whiskey and old
women's notions Of secret societies, it
has, within the space of one week, assu-
med position surpassed by but few.
We are informed that the membership
Of the Order in Holt County numbers $50
strong. and the number is rapidly increa-
sirg. despite the detection of some of the
citizens of neighboring sand-bank.
There are now four Lodges IN Holt
Oregon, Lafayette, Friendship and Union.
We understand that efforts are being
made to establish Lodges Of this Order in
Iowa Point and Lafayette. One has been
in existence in this place. for several
months past.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-02-18
E It appears that Pat Langhlin wa

E 1t appears that Pat Laughlin was
not the only person who was "put
through" at Doniphan. The Office Of
John r. Boyd. a member elect of the
State Legislature, was also attacked by
q gang of men, and Boyd escaped
by "cutting straight shirt, - for
some hiding place. We are not in favor
Of mobs. when they can be avoided, but
we do not pity Boyd bit. He has boas-
ted Of having been at the sacking Of
Lawrence-now let him feel what it is
like, when brought home. We saw, in
some paper, an article eulogiStic Of Boyd,
in which it was stated that he is a lineal
descendant of Gen. Marion, Of Reyolu-
tionary fame. A pretty spectacle for a
descendant of the Patriot, Francis Mari
onli At one time, burning Hotels and
Printing Offices, and driving defencsless
women and children from their homes f;
anil at another time, cutting dirt" to
escape punishment for his misdeeds !!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-02-18

party an opportunity to defend IN. I'm.
principles Of constitutional liberty srS
to save itself from disastrous division ,D5
utter overthrow. If Congress will ba.5
the voice of the people and not force unoa
them a government which they have "a
/ iected by a vote Of four to one, the wboI.
country will be satisfied. and K ansas will
uuietly settle her own affairs without tAa
I least difficulty. and without any tlapss,
! to the Consederacy. The Southern States
which are supposed to have a deep inter
est in the matter, viii be saved from tba
supreme folly of standing up in defence
of so wicked and dishonest a contrivaprs
as the Lecompton Constitution. Tbs
moral palt of their position will not Be
weakened by a vain and useless defeue.
of wrong. when it is perfectly certain
they will gain nothing even by success in
the present sttenpt.
/ The extra session Of the Legislature
has done good, also, by giving means to
expose and punish the monstrouS fraud,
which have been perpetrated, and doubt.
less, also, by preventing others which
would have been attempted. 1t has dri.
ven the guilty miscrean;s engaged in them
to become fugitives from justice. and has
rendered it impossible for the peace Of
the Territory hereafter to be endangered
by similar occurrences.
Tn view of these facts and results. |
willingly accept the rebuke conveyed in
my peremptory dismissal from office, but
l appeal to the deliberate Judgment Of
the people to determine whether l have
not chosen the only honorable course
which the circumstances allowed me to
pursue. FRED. P. STANTON.
Washington, January 20. 1858.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-02-18


WHITE Coup rs. NEMAHA CRY
The editor of the journal, at Nemsha
City, is mistaken. if he supposestbat we
wish to detract from the merits Of his
town. We have no doubt it is a very
good town, with fine prospects ahead, and
we have never said anght to the contrary.
We do not think that Nemaha City and
White Cloud stand in the way Of each
other in the least and. If circumstance
permitted, we should ike to accept the
editors Invitation, and give the place a:
good notice as possible. But writer
in the journal, apparently citizen o.
that place. wrote an article on the subject
Of paper towns, and ranked White Cloud
as one Of them-in fact, White Cloud
was the only town he mentioned by name
and this, because a correspondent o.
Virginia paper, for joke. told an ex.
travagaht story about our place. We
merely wanted to show that, if White
Cloud was paper town, Nemaha City
had nothing to boast Of, as varions per-
sons, who had seen the two places, con.
CURED in pronouncing White Cloud the
larger and more prosperous Of the two
We also mentioned the fact, that house;
were advertised for rent in Nemaha City,
while all herew full. The Journal
calls this an invidiods comparison, and
even says that these advertisements were
inserted through a mistake That won't
do. People, now a-days, and especially
in these hard times, have pretty much quit
going to that expense. just for the namc
of the thing, when they have nothing tc
advertise. We presume the time will
come when there will be houses for rent
in White Cloud, and may be advertised
If there should not be, White Cloud
will be different from every other town
we ever heard of. We assure the editor
of the journal, that we have no grudgc
against his town, and would not inten,
tionally injure it in the least.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-02-18

How THE SEWING GIRLS WHO WENT
WEST WE'RE SERvED.-The jamestown
(Wis.) Independent thus describes. the
manner in which party of poor sewing
girls. sent out from New York BY tn.
" Children's Aid Society" were disposed
Of in that village:
\ charge of ten dollars { to pay their
travelling expenses we suppose. was
made for each person, the money to be
paid by the employer. and to be deducted
from the future earnings Of the young
women. The free church was thrown
open. the young women occupying the
seats in rows. some Of them crying
Customers then walked along the ranks
with perfect GOODNESS, examining their
condition one by one, and as they found
one suitable, they planked the cash anil
carried off the prize"
DID not the " Society" raise sub
scriptions in New York to send these
Young women to the West
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-02-18
STRANGE MoxoxANIA.-Tbe New YoI

STRANGE MoxoxANIA.-The New York
News tells the following:
A person residing in the Twentieth
Ward has exhibited the strangest phase
of monomania out. Although sane, and
accounted man Of strong sense upon
other subjects, he has not ventured into
the street for many weeks during rain
storm without lightning rod attached
to him. 1t is an iron rod about FIVE feet
in length, with trio of prongs at the
top, and so bent that it hangs or hits up
on the crown Of his hat, where it is fas-
tened. with the upper end rising some ten
inches above him, and the rod running
down his back outside. being held to its
place by band about his waist. The
lower end stands at an angle of forty de-
grees. like a monkeys tail so as TO con-
vey the electric huid some distance should
he BE- struck while walking
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-02-18

RATHER HEAvY.-Stesllng houses is
rather novel idea-a kind Of trade ''pe-
cooliar" out West, if we can believe the
following:
A gentleman recently received letter
from Minnesota, stating that his house,
on his presumption, was stolen when the
writer was temporarily away. An enter
prising country is Minnesota !-Er.
The above sort Of business is not at all
strange in Kansas. Not a week passes,
but we. hear of houses being stolen from
claims. A person may take claim,
build cabin. and leave it for few days,
to go for his family, and when he re-
turns, may find his cabin gone. 1t has
been stolen by some person, and perhaps
placed upon a claim but mile or two
of!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-02-18

kE In this week issue, will be found
Secretary Stanton's letter to the Ameri-
can people, giving clear, able and man
ly exposition of all his acts in Kansas.
1t is full Of plain truths, and appears at
Just the proper time. to counteract the
lying and vituperative slang of President
Buchanan's rigmarole, upon transmitting
the LecomptOn swindle to Congress-
After reading the latter, and then turning
to Stanton's address, one realizes as great
a change as in turning from the pages oil
one of Paul De Rocks Novels, to those
Of the Holy Bible
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-02-18

DEBATING SocIETY.-We have hereto.
fore neglected to notice the Debating So.
ciety which has been IN existence in thi:
place, for some weeks past 1t meets o.
Thursday evening Of each week, and Tx
members debate upon subject which has
been agreed upon at previous meeting
As the Society meets upon an evening
when we are occupied in our Office, VT
have not yet attended any of their meet
ings, but learn that the discussions arr
generally exceedingly animated.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-02-18
R A chap over in Holt, occupyir

F A chap over in Holt, occupying
an old Daguerrean wagon by the road
side. was discovered, short time since,
washing out and securing an old gun
barrel On being asked what he intend
ed to do with it, he replied that he wa:
fixing up to go into the liquor business,
and to avoid the law, was going to make
use of this tube instead of glasses, thereby
making it appear, beyond dispute, that
he is selling liquor by the barrel The
fellow is doing a thriving business. A
great many persons have been "shOt il
the neck" by this novel continuance.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-02-18

LoUIs NAPoLEoS A YANKEE IN Dis
GUIsE.-A writer in Graham's Magazine,
for January. urges that the real LOuis
Napoleon died in fit, in n drinking
house in New York. some years since,
and that Yankee. named Bowen. who
had long been his companion in dissipa-
tioR.- assumed his name. sailed immedi-
ately for Europe. attended Queen HOr-
tense as her son in her dying moments.
imposed himself upon the French people
as genuine Bonaparte, and finally suc-
ceeded in reaching the imperial throne.
The argument is well maintained. and
deserves to rank with Whately's " His
toric Debts"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-02-18

kE The Crusader Of Freedom says
that the people Of Kansas "should de-
mand two Representatives in Congress
one for Northern and one for Southern
Kansas" We say so too. They should
also demand four United States Senators.
There are at least that many persons who
would be willing to accept the Office
indeed, we believe we would be safe in
saying that there are the above number
of persons who expect the Office.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-02-18
In a recent debate in the United Stats
C..I. N. Cl

In recent debate in the United States
Senate. Mr.. Seward said:
"In my Judgment, the aeceleration oil
business is going to be rapid Just in pro-
portion to the rapidity with which bust
ness has declined; and I expect to see
every day. and every hour Of every day,
marked by a rise in the prosperity Of the
country. graduated just exactly by the
suddenness Of the depression The caus-
.es of the disaster are gone. / think there
is nothing before us but great revival
of business, and plethora Of money TO
revive it in all departments. ! may be
mistaken in this, but / am willing to
stand by it."
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-02-18

FIGHT'IN CoSGREss. -We are inform.
ed that late st. Louis Republican con.
tains dispatch from w Washington, stating
that a regular fight had taken place Oh
the floor of the House, between the Re.
publicans and Democrats, upon the Kan
sas question. The difficulty was, WE
tAAerstand, in regard to the time at which
the Kanias affair should be taken up
We have not heard how the affair termi.
mated, or to what extent the members
participated in the muss.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-02-18

re- We have received No. 8, of Pc.
terson's Counterfeit Detector and Bank
Note List. 1t bids fair to become one Of
the neatest. most correct, complete and
valuable publications of the kind extant.
Published semi-monthly, at 80 year,
by T. B. Peterson and Brothers, 306
Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-02-18

THAT "GAs." stated, a short
time ago, that, in the Spring, there would
be a steam ferry boat and a steam grist
mill at White Cloud. In certain quar-
tiers. this was pronounced "Gas." for
which the Town Company paid us. We
will state that the Legislature have gran
ted a charter for the Ferry, and person
has entered into a bond to bring the boat
here as early as possible in the Spring.
Another person has entered into a heavy
bond to erect a grist mill here, during
the coming season. We have Just seen
a letter from a member Of the City Com
pany. in which he states that he has re-
Gently had an interview with that person,
who informed him that his machinery
was all ready. and would be shipped for
White Cloud early in the Springfield
he intends building the mill of stone, and
will have it ready for the next harvest.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-02-18

MARRIAGE OF Elk PRESIDENT FILLMORE
1T is cusseut rumor in private circles,
that Mr.. Fillmore is to make a second
marriage. The lady designated, is ares
ident Of Albany-"a widow fair -
possessing in her own right. grace, fas'I-
nation and property. II seems as though
the Ex-President might have a veT
pleasant journey with such companions
the admonitions of Mr. Weller, ST. 70
(" beware of vidders," to the CONTRARY
notwithstanding.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-02-18

re- An investigation of the fraud:
committed at Kickapoo. on the 2lst o.
December, in voting on the Lecomptor
Constitution, has revealed the fact, thai
the names Of James Buchanan, VIM. H
Seward, Thomas F. Marshall, George
W. Brown, John G. Fremont, join
Henderson, J. w. Denver, Thomas H
Benton, Horace Greeley. and Edwin
Forrest, appear on the poll book of that
precinct, as having voted for the Consti'
tuition Yet James Buchanan insist;
upon forcing that Constitution upon the
people of Kansas, and expatiates upor
the fair and impartial vote to which il
was Submitted p!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-02-18
hLF CAUcHr.-While Sam. AM

nLF CAUGHr-While Sam. and
Hen. Maquilken were ont hunting, on
Saturday last, their dogs chased a large
wolf into an old cabin at the edge of the
prairie, near town, besieged, attacked,
and slew him. The wolves are quite
numerous in this vicinity, at the present
time. The cold weather and snow bring
them.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-02-18
r. Those Free State men who on

E Those Free State men who oppo-
-sed what thay termed the Boilers Tick
et," declared that, If Mr.. Parrot had
been here. he would have fatty refused to
permit his name to be used on the ticket.
In letter written since the election. Mr..
Parrott expresses his thanks for the hon
or conferred upon him, in placing his
name upon the ticket!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-02-18

~ The Palmetto Kansan, in an item
concerning the Pro Slavery candidate for
Governor; breaks forth as follows:
"God has made few such men as F.
J. Marshal" ~
There is more truth than poetry in that.
Indeed, it is a matter of doubt whether
God ever made any of that stripe. There
is another chap who attends to the get
ting up of such cattle