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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-08

"WAHTED 10 BsAr Sol. MnLsa."-
Such was the song Of the Blakslyitss.
from The day Of his nomination until tae
close Of the polls. Blsksly expressed
great eonctrn lest the Chief should NO,
be circulated throughout the County. %
be expected to derive much benefit from
its opposition to him. He sent us word.
that il he had any money to spend in the
canvass. be could put Il to better pur.
pose than bdying whiskey-that hs would
purchase ne . nav suit Of clothes. in con.
sidsrstion Of the great service ws wen
doing him BY our opposition. On slsc-
ton day, some Of his over-con6dsns
friends congratulated ~ upon the bsns6.
We had been to him !: and on the same
day. We are told, Blaksly himself deelar.
Cd that he wanted to b elected, If for
nothing elso than to beat Sol. Miller.
They we're going to have rare sport q
our expense. when Blsksly was elected
Gentlemen. Sol. Miller is perfectly salts
6ed with the result How do you like
it? Has he helped you much I!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-08

THE REsuIr.-Rspublicans can truly
rejoice over the result Of the election in
this County. They have elected al their
candidates but one. and beaten every
Dsmocrst who acted part in the days
Of Border Rufisnisn and Lecomptonism.
This il q it should Be. All such men
should be marked. Personally, they
should not bs molestsd, their business in.
tsrfsred with. nor their rights violated ;
but when they come before the people.
asking for Offices Of honor or profit. the
people should give them to understand,
in an unmistakabls manner, that their
past misdeeds are treasured up against
them. 7s - il,eassfs
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-08

~ It i rumorsd among the I" faith
ful." that We are 70 b prosecuted for il
bel. for esrtain stafsmsuts made during
the campaign. Thst begins to sound in
tsresting. Let thsm squirt tbsir dye
stuff: We shall b bot too happy to b<
tbs means Of setting certain eharaetsrs in
thsir true light before Tie country. Ihs
longer . critical iavsstigstion isto ths
early transactions IN Ksnsas 70 delayed,
the more difficult il win b to 81 q The
facts : and tbsrs . 10 better way OF pre-
serving them than BY spreading them
upon tbs rseords q ous CoartA
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-08
Thank'sivias Proelanst,o,'
To tie People Of Kan,a..

10 Ws 1sVPte 81 A0nsas
In the beginning ws v.r. .
that "whils the earth rem.;n.th h'"nsd
time and harvest. and cold and h., 'esd
summer and winter. and dsy and IN. .aa
shall not cease" 1'sas
This great promise to man, bo,.
industry .., made BY Him. who /. mo N,
fountain Of Truth who also mia " .ns
forth and replsnish the earth |" and 90
said INTO the tempest "be still" R.. a' !:
to Gods grsst purposes man c,nno. ~. 'n'
His ends are worked out in H;. pg'
good time. he ehsstissth for on, ,o own
givsth and withholdsth that Hi. Svoa. S'S.
may rscsivs the higher glory suo0s n' ~:
creatures. The eontrits in heart A.. .I n'
toned and the proud are humbled -.
man. therefore. not rspins as Win, ~ :.
him. is . mystery. but rather l.t H." %
thank God. with humble obedisne, ~. aa
ting trust in His great promises foIsII.i ill.,
unto 90 many gensra.ions.-rs,ber . ho~
| 10 grateful alteration to Him bv ,Is
power he breathes end moves, than ;.as'
| antly cnrss the hand which .,,.eS.., so,.
blessings and wi,hholde,h no n..S.d d
good.
THsREToRE, I. SAMUEL MEDARy
Governor Of the Territory Of K.n,.. 4,
| in accordance with custom-s cns,o..
sanctioned BY Christian people,.
point and set apart THURSDAY x.
29th day Of November, 1860, as . a, %
of THANKSGIVING and PRAISE
for the many mercies vouchsafed n =. .
Though drouth has come upon n, .nS Nd
our people are sorely tried in tbi. ,b.;.
hour Of dsstitution-though the er,n,.
ries are empty and food is given ont .;,h
. spsring hand. yet it is q causs for p. ~
|joicing. for thanksgiving and praise ,b,,
unusual health psrvades every part Of onr
Territory-thst plenty is within reach
that the means of communicated A..
rapid-that the hearts of Christian peo.
pie beat quick in acts of mercy, SO ,b,,
our wants are but to be made known IN
be supplied /: and. more than oil, that v.
have an opportunity Of doing good work,
for one another-that our hearts NAV h,v,
. closer communion. and society bs
moulded together with Faith, Hope and
Charity"
Given under the Seal Of the Tsrritorv
At the City Of Lecompton. this 3Oth isy
of October. A. D. 1860.
By the Governor S. MEOARY.
GEoRoE N. BEsBs. Secretary Of Kan.
sas Territory.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-08

We HAVE NO nrr for people Who go about
complaining Of their aches and pains. Why do
they not forthwith procure bottle Of J. L. Cur
sis' MAnALuEE LIsinEsr and re-invigorats their
diseased musclssi Il 10 pain killer,
and no mistake. And remember, also, that his
Compound Syrup Of sassafias is . sure remedy
for Coughs, Colds, and the thousand and one
diseases of the respiratory organs. No medi.
cines are more efieacious and sone more popu-
lar. See advertisement. Oct IL.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-08

BORDER RuFFAH THRBArs.-We are
informed. daily. that terrible threats are
made against rs by the Pro. Slsveryitss,
for articles published during the County
esnvass, particularly those against Blake.
y. A Democratic friend has warned us
that be has it from Pro- slavsryitss. that
vs are to b "put through" in every
manner possible. whenever We are caught
in favorable position. A person who
came from Atch:cnn County. on Monday.
tails ~ that he heard It below Troy. that
the Democrats intended to lynch us. on
election day
Now. ws do not doubt the dispoltios
Of the Democracy to carry these threat,
into execution, but We are not to bs de-
TERED BY them. We have publishsd mol
asword. in the matters in question, bu'
vhas We have reason to believe was true
and when We know Of reasons why mer
should not be entrusted with ofics. VI
shall say so, in plain and unvarnishsd
language. As for the threat that We must
rstrset certain charges. wehavs to suggest
that We nsvsr learned that part of the bu.
sinsss. particularly when We believe the
charges to be true. The only way to 81
lsnes us, win be to destroy our Office o,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-08
81. Joseph Markets.

Hemp, $95 to $l05. Wheat. fair to prime
Fall, $I.0s to 81 25; choice Spring, IS TO sOe.
Flour, from $3.50 to $3.50, according to brand
Oats, scarce. at Zoe. Rye, 40 to Soc. whis.
key. ~ to 25c. Hides, dull at &c, for dry flint.
and &c for green. Wool, common, IS to Csc.
Sugar, 9 to 93zc. Molasses, IS to Soc. Coffee,
l6 TO 1876. Salt, $I,60. Hogs, 3 @4c, gross.
Cattle, market well supplied, at 2@2llc, gross.
Potatoes, good supply. at 6S to 90c. Apples.
81 to s. per brl. Corn, 40 to 60c.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-08

An Inrosrr1oI.-Post Offices are sup.
posed 70 have besn established for the &C.
eoumodstion Of the people; but the lows
Point Post Office is used 70. the advan.
tags OF few ruf6ans. A friend informi
- thst . Democrat Of Iowa Point Il
prominent actor in the row on election
dsy.) told him, = few days bstors ths
election. that oil tbs copies Of The Chisl
Of October 25th. containing some passa
es ia the life Of Blaksly. that vsrs ssni
10 Iowa Point, were either destroyed o.
esbbigsd from the Post Office, and that
copy could not bs found. Complaint
from our Subscribers at that Office sre al.
most incessant and several have order.
Cd their pspers sent to Highland. that
thsy may rscsivs them regularly. This
n scandalous. The Iowa Point Post
Office is in the hands either Of A. Taylor
J. A. Fsrrall. The latter is . young
man. Who. We think, aims to do what ID
right. and therefore We cannot think be
is the culprit. A. Taylor. in our opin'
ion. will do Just - his masters command
He is the Postmaster. and be is response
bic. Were It not that . ehsngs in th.
olies viii take place in the Spring. W
would ferret ont the abuses spoken Of. and
bring him to the mark. Bot We have 70
nswsd cause to thank God that Abe Lin
coin Is our next President and one de-
sirsble consequences will Be. the cleaning
cot Of the Iows Point Post OHics.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-08
PRDoIDENT,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
VICE PRE1IDDNT,
HANNIBAL HAML1M
THE NnLKNIUH C0HEi
DEMOCRACY UP A SPOUT
COUNTY REDEEMED
WHlsKEY AND RUFFIANIsM COL
LAPSED A FLUEl

We have the glorious tidings to pro-
claim, that Lincoln and Hsmlin are oul
next President and Vice President, by
overwhelming m.joritiss:: They have
carried every Free State this side Of the
Rocky Mountains. except. perhaps. New
Jersey, where the vote is close. Douglas
will probably carry "nary one!" From
the returns received. the majorities will
stand about thus:
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-08
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'Tenty Scran' Recollections Of Irving
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-08
Sherif's Sale.
- w On E1seutiou.

Samuel Nesse.
NOTICE is hereby given, that ! .,a y, oas. sss
IN for sale, at public auction, on the esn ds}
Of December, AL. 1850. At one o'eiocI' !:
n, of that day, at the Court House doe.; p
the city Of Troy. County Of Doniphan: and ia ..i
risory Of Kansas. the following describes -
estate, 70 Wit: the northeast fourth. fss IS -.
west fourth, the south west fourth, ~ ~ y
south .esss fourth, OF the northeast aa:nS y
ssesisn 3. in township :. Of range y. as1s.s -
in Doaiphan County Aforesaid, ey rIsss ~ ~.
execution 70 me directed, Issued from sns ~
tsiet Court Of Kansas Territory. isdng n "a "a
for The Cosnty Of Doniphan. .hs'ei. see S!.i L
Anos RutIedes is plaintiff s.d he .id Se.s% -
Nesse 10 defendant. Levied on sno 49,.
Of said premises will be sold. - nay % 80 ~
sary 10 satisly the judgment ssd eoso " ~
eaaos and on said execution. :, u..
3 Given under y band. this ssh d'y o ~
vsmbsr, A. D. 1850. ss..,s
.zi sf10 D. 6. LIAM. Dspsey Sbss
q Noveubes 8, 66o-sv. Pisssrs Iee.S
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-08

: CoNs TO THE RACK hQuite numbe,
Of confidence" men accepted our prop.
osition to send the Chief one year. to be
paid for when Lincoln was elected Presi-
dent. We take this method of slyly
limiting to them thst said event has come
to pass. and We confidently expect every
one of them. as men Of honor, to roll
along the "Spondulicks." Friends.
please she'll out. while We sing that good
old hymn
Gene. - sinners, peof ssd lessy,
Diny, ragged, "sprsng" and "tep )"
Toe the mark, and face the music,
Fork those ssd "spondalicks"
After which, We shall listen to . dis
course from the Lsavsnworth Dispatch,
with reference to the fools al being dead!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-08
~ We have heard the question AZ

D ~ We have heard the question ask.
ed. what County officer it was. over in
Holt County. No.. that snsaked up to q
young German who had recently taken
out his naturalization papers. and told
him that If he voted for Lincoln, he
would violate bis oath to support the
Constitution
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-08
WHITE CLOUD, KANSAS:
lHursday, &: November 8, 1884,
RAGsi RACslf RAGS iil

We vill ~ any quantity Of eissa eossaa o
- sss. - I cent pr pesnd, b payment for
ssAsseipfon, advessisine I'D Job work. eavs
~ sas. and get something for them. iastsad
- eass,ng them ssay. No othF kind vin b
- ~ such q are named sbovs.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-08

b r. How long does the Deputy Dis.
triet Clerk intead to hold on to those
little "isings. in order to put the busi-
ness into Blaksly's hands! Shortly .f.
Ter tbs 4th Of March. the Clerk hims,lf
viii b passsd into the hands of Blakelv
or some other companion in misery!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-08

! ~ The Holt County News. we learn.
has changed hands. A. R. Conklin. Of
the Forest City Courier. will hsnceforth
be ito conductor. We have not heard
what is to become of the Courier.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-08
LOOK HERE, BOYsl

[ws want an honest and Industrious boy, 70
issra ths Rrinsng business. One from Ato II
yssn sf ags preferred, and must be ah 10 70 read
and write. Any boy desirous Of learning the
businea. and posssi1g the above qualifca-
sions, d requested 70 Come along, without delay.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-08
MONTGOMERY Oct

MoSraoNERY, Oct. q.
Hon. Robert Toombs spoke to an an.
dience Of 1000 persons here last night.
He urged resistance to death in the event
of the election Of Lincoln.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-08

2 n Some Of the Republican boys
went down to Jackson Besler's, this even
ing. to hold jolliication. They took
. couple Of snvils along. to wake up the
Democrats of Iowa Point. and remind
them that they had not yet heard that
cannon proclaiming the tidings Of Dem
ocratic victory. They had . number Of
speeches, and . good time generally.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-08

r. A never failing method Of telling
. candidate for Office in Kansas. is TO ex.
anime his purse. You viii end il filled
with change. from The smallest to The
largest denomiustion-to trsss sn "iu.
dependent voter" to Eve cant "nip. |"
or to liquor Q patriotic crowd.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-08
SherH'S Sale.
Joel Ryan
vs..
Henry Gall.
and
Albert Perry
".
H-lr
On Execution,
Execution.
Henry Gall.

NOTICE IL hereby given, that will, on The
IN 9Th day Of December, A. D. ls60, as one
O'Clock, p. NJ, Of that day, offer for sale, I"
public auction, at the Court House door, in the
city of Troy, Doniphan County, Kansas Tenn
tory, Che following described real est.ts' 70
wit: the north east fourth Of the south-e.s'
quarter of section 19, townshio 3, range ~, ns-
uated in said County Of Doniphan. T.ken "
the property Of Henry Gall, BY virtue OF Two ea.
ecutions to me directed, issued from the District
Court Of Kansas Territory, sitting in and ior
the said County of Doniphan, for the trial oi
causes arising under the Laws Of said IeInioI,
In one of said executions, Joel Ryan 10 plalnsin
and Henry Gall is defendant; and in the other
Of said executions, Albert Perry ID plaintiff sse
Henry Gall b defendant To be soId 70 sssi'y
said execution and costs.
Given under nv hand, this 6th dsy o. NO
vember, A. d. 1850.
p JOS. =. HAMPs0N, Acting shsrG
lgS Bv C. LslAsD, Deputy shsna.
Novenber 8, l860-5w. Printers fec, ".
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-08

~ Blatsly is requested to sxaui,s
tbs vote Of our precinct. and then tell %,
ssa6dsatially. how dearly be loves White
Closd
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-08

.S After our County ticket was no.
minated. in speaking Of Rus. Willisms'
popularity up this wsy. We remarked
!" For farther psrtiealszs. - The vots. in
November" In order to give the public
that opportunity. We publish The vote Of
our Township, il this Issue.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-08

Infamous Outrage and 1aAsaim.
Il may b that many Of our readers
looked upon our assertions. during the
campaign. that ths Doaiphsa Ceasty
Democracy wsrs tie identical Border
Rufians Of 1856. and wsrs IL sane in
disposition nov q tbsy vsrs thsn. =
slsctionsering appliances. iatsadsd to sf-
feet the votss Of nsa inclined to Dsmoc-
rscy. but still more firmly inclined TO-
ward Law and order. Now that the bst.
tie is ovsr. w repeat that our assertions
were true: and. contrary 70 our aDticips'
tions. the proceedings It Iowa Point. on
the day Of The election. fully dsnonstrs.
ted that We did not nisrsprsssnt the Dc.
mocracy. The mobocraey and outrages.
upon that day. would have done honor
to the palmisst days Of Border Ruf6su-
ism.
Esrly in The dsy. drunken Democrat
was charging about the streets with re-
volvsr in one hand and . cane in the 9th.
Or. hssping the foulest abuses upon every
Republican he met. William Hedrick
appeared to be the principal object Of
Democratic hatred. The drunken man
declared that be was . slavsholder, and
had killed ssvsral msn in hi. s;-., ..a
il anybody would show him that id
Abolition;st. Bill Hsdriek, be would kill
him. He presently discovered Hedrick.
thrust his revolver in his face. and beat
him over the back with his cane. He'd
rick got out Of his way, but tho fellow
was not satisfied. Some time afterward.
he approached Hsdrick again. in mon.
acing manner. while the latter was sitting
down. AZ the fellow approached. He'd.
rick seized the piston-rod Of an engine
pump. which lay close at hand, and dealt
him several tremendous blows over the
head. bringing him to the ground. At
this. general rush of more than hun.
dred men was made toward Hedrick. with
the cry of "shoot him r. "kill the d--d
rascal I" He retreated into store. but
was followed BY the crowd. ovsrpowered.
stamped and beaten in . shocking man.
ner.
A peaceable man named Simpson.
neigbbor of Hedrick, interfersd in his
behalf, but was knocked down and beaten
with brick bats until the crowd were tir-
ed with the work: and large Aesh-fork
was run through his nose. said to have
been done BY boy. Simpson was per.
mitted to get up and start of. when .
crowd followed again. but were BY some
means prevented from inaicting further
injuries upon him.
A young man named Sponseller. also
one Of Hedrick's nsighbors. was At.
'''A'' " '"' '.oo' o". ''oHu o'' " '
''o"u a"u 'su 'o' MS ''''' n' ""s ''
'o"eu " u"p''"''p'ou u'se',y >Vepo.
a". ' wy "' "ep'
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lu', ~. Nv ~ ~ 90
,,s 80. .a ' e,' o'eo'' 'e'N.a u''
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W. % nv ~
y, .s'' 'os va' -pps.1 y
-. ~ y, ''' c.
p >. ~ Wv ..' NV w" - 80
~. nv 49, ' ~ @
c.:
~ -.N Np,o' ."1 an, ' " opv"
- w. Wv
visit their homes, and ascertain.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-08

~ We have the pleasure Of inform
ing the Dispatch that that queer ksm Of
Rms. Williams don't bother bin any
hasn't "criplsd" him bit. But be is
still as much Of philantbropist - ever
-as an evidence Of which. be begs Of %
not to tauut the sdown.troddsu Democracy.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-08

~ Win the Dispatch b 20 kind as
70 inform u whsn Mr.. Hoffman tall, of
starting out to ssssss NJ. Pries's property
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-08

ELECTION IN HoLr.-We have been
furnished with the vote Of several pre-.
eincts in Holt County. No.. which are
very nearly correct. It stands - .
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-08

I ~ VIII ths Deputy District Cleri
have the kindness to Issue . search war
rant for that 200 mejority which The De-
moeratic ticket was going to rsesivs in
Dsniphan County? He esa pat IL bus-
insss into Charley Blsksly's hands!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-08
@ Tha Democracx of thia Tou

~ The Democracy Of this Town
ship. confident Of victory. had made pre-.
parations for high Carvings on. On
Wednesday evening, after the news Of
Blakely's election was received. they
meant to make their cannon do some loud
talking-thsy would Gre il from the top
of the highest bluff in Iowa Point, 90
that the whole country around could hear
the glad tiiings. We listened attentive
ly. on Wednesday evening. bat didn't
hear that cannon. What was the mat.
ter. boys? As it rained al day Wednes-
day. probably You got your powder wstl
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-08
Our Special Washington Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 26.
TREASON IN HIGH PLACES.

TREASON IN HIGH PLACES.
A New York correspondent says that
Mr.. r. j. Lackey. late Of the Treasury
Department. who was removed on sus.
picion Of Lincolnism, has revealed . plan
entered into BY high officials for disso-
luton of the Union. Mr.. Lackey says
the plan wss that the Governor, Of the
Southern States should convene their
Legislatures on the 9th Of November. and
As soon a. Lincoln's election was sscer
tained. the Legislatures were to declare
the Union dissolved, and pronounce in
favor of Breckinridgs IS President Of the
Southern Confedsracy. The same cor
respondent charges Cobb with being q
party to the scheme. which seems to be
confirmed by the fact thst Cobb. when in
Georgia recently, avowsd himself favor.
able to dissolution in cssc Lincoln was
chosen.
DISSOLUTION IHsIsrBD UPON.
The Constitution newspaper is said to
be entirely in the hands Of the Southern
member Of the Cabinet. The Northern
member do not interfere. neither does
the President and hence. under the gui-
dance Of Cobb and Thompson. the Gov
ernment organ. day after day. predicts
dissolution in case of Lincoln's election.
1t is rumored here that secret agents. well
supplied with money. are travelling South
stirring up the disunion feeling. 1t is
also said that the visit Of Cobb and
Thompson to New York has reference
to the withdrawal of the fuaAS from
the Subtreasury. in case Of Lincoln's
election.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-08


BAD BuslHIss.-Mr. Markham 10 cleo
led over Mr.. jenkins BY . majority Of s
votes. For this result, few of the Re-
publieans Of White Cloud can take their
share Of the credit. After demanding
that the Republicans of other precincts
should not trade OF any Of the candidates.
they have done worss-votsd for Dem
ocrat. without corresponding equivalsne
in return. We admit that Mr.. Markham
10 well qualified to perform the duties o.
. legislator; and were We called upon to
vote for 6rst.rsts. clever fellow. or tot
. man upon the ground Of personal friend
ship. We should vote for Mr.. Markham.
But there was principle 1t issue; and
il those Republicans who defeated Mr.
jenkins. hold that by so doing they ad'
vanesd the principles Of their party. W
pity their principles-thst's al.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-08

CTRAYBD or stolen from ths sInss.' soosI
~ abost seven miles vess Gss. o. -.
Kansas, on Tuesday evening, vow ~ r;
. deep bay mare. about I'VE zee" ..Ss. "a
Spring, ifsesa hssds hieh, hssyy - o( .
sevly shod al rpund. She nas w s.,.s n
rope asounl her len hind passnsS 49,. i,lbe-
akovs rsvssd vill be peid % any 49,
Ming ~ Vhsss tie as1D.. y =. a Iosss'
ADDE'S ~ ~ osi,1asss Ass =
Iei.s, Holt Cosssy. Nic.osn' pANDSE,
M. 1850. NJ - - :.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-08

~ We learn that there Was frscas
u Mouna UIry. NO.. on election day. in
which German. after being whipped in
. fight by one Williams. drew . Bowie
knife and stabbed two of Williams bro
thers-ons. il is thought. fatally.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-11-08

~ The Blakelyites. on election day,
were 90 confident of bis success, that they
could not reprsss their malignant feelings.
Said one Of his pimps. in our presence.
intended for our especial edi6cation :
"When Charley is elected. we'll have to
send him up on Walnut Creek again T.
Hadn't you better send him along? He
will have plenty Of time to cogitats upon
the vanity Of human hopes. ere the peo.
pie Of Doniphan County call him back