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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-10-17

! ~ Our County Attorney will sccspt
our thanks for . valuable present. 1t
tickles us hugely. The first night after
receiving. It We dreamed that ws were
elected to the Office Of Judge Of Whisky,
and were engaged in trying . fellow for
stealing widow wouan's night-gown of
Of Q clothes.line
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-10-17

- Arthur's Home Magazine. for
November, has arrived. The illustrations
are. "Pisty." "Wben in Death I shall
Calmly Reclins." ''Ths Two Friends -
and the usual Fashion Plates. It con-
tains over twenty articles Of interest.
Get up your Clubs for 1862. Prics-1
copy. % year: 2 copies. -; 8 cop
iss. q; I copies. IS: 8 copies. go
IL copies. SIS; II copies. e20-with
valuable premiums to gettsrs up Of Clubs.
Address T. 8. Arthur & Co.. 323 Wal.
NUT Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-10-17

~ A citisn of Iowa Point informs
o that no Thrailkill from that place or
vicinity was in ths traitor army st tho
sisss Of Lsxinstoa. We arc glad to
hear il, and would rejoios 70 b able to
stsss that 10 psEson fron this Township
was IN that affair.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-10-17
COUNTY UNION CONVENTION.

COUNTY UNION CONVENTION.
The Union Coaventoa sssenbled ss Troy
October lstb. and wss called 70 order By Col
Ege, Who nominated Cornelius Dos'and' o'
White Cloud, - ChairnaA-whieh nominA6eu
vas carried BY seclanas;on.
Dr.. F. Grubs. Of Wayne, was chosen sesrs'
tsry; and 8. Nation, Of Watheps, Assistant
Secretary.
The following ssntlemsa wess chosen Com
nitsee on Credentialb:
Hiram Hossel, Of wayns; 3. F. Dixon. ol
Washington: sol. Milles. Of Iowa; Thos ses'
venson, Of Wolf River; D.. N. G. Clark. ol
Burr Oak; Dr.. J. B. Wheeler. Of Centre; W.
H. Wilson, Of Marion.
On motion. the Committee on Crsdsntiala
we're authorised 70 reetify diserepascies In the
apportionnent Of delegates.
Col. ERe addressed the Convention briefly
after which. IL adjourned until O'Clock. p. n
AyraHoos SESSION.
Committee on Credentials reported. recon
mendine that one delegate b allowed for eve
y Is votes east at the last election and one io'
every fraction Of over half that number, enti'
Ting the sevssal Townships 70 the following
representation: .s.rlr
Iowa. 10; Washington. 10; Wolf River, 4
Wayne, s; Centre, 5; Marion, 3; Burr Oak. 4
The report vas adopted, and the following
named delegates admitted:
Crxr,.-Daniel Norman, Wm. Kirby, E
Case. Dr. J. B. whselsss Isaac Tollnsn.
WoL1 RIvEa-Thonss Stevenson Reubss
Small, Willett A. Pry. Hugh Robertson.
wAsHIxsrox-J. Selover. e. MeClelland. C.
Porter, f. F. Dixon, A. F. Lswis. r. 8. Say
ward, F. Leber, Ed. Russell. G. c. Fish, A.
N. Church. 't
Buaa OAK-E. ]. Jenkins, J. W. jenkins
Edwin Gyon, N. c. Clark.
WAYsE-Rober Flickinger. Col. A. G. Ege
Hazael Frick, Hiram Housel. J. Ingles, A.
Lowe.
MAnos-Thonas Hackney, WIN. Evers, W
H. Wilson.
IowA-Sol. Miller, c. Dorlaud, 8. L Jen.
nings, H. N. seaver, Gen. John Bsyless, c. N
Devine, J. T. Lane, Dr.. P. M. ssurgis, Fred
Burckhalser. P. B. Mccoy.
On motion, Col. A. G. Ege, Judge A. L. Lee
and x. K. Stout. vere .puo;pted 4 COMMITTEES
to draft Resolutions.
The Convention then proceeded 70 ballot 70,
candidates for the various ofices. with tho fol.
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-10-17

GoLnEH WEDDuo.-Ths Germantown
co., Indspendsnt givss aa account Of the
celebration Of the iftisth anniversary Of
the marriage Of our old friends, Cspt.
John G. Negly and lady. That is ons
Of the fortuasts couples. Who. throughout
that long period. have nsvsr had canss to
regret that they celebrated thsir 6rsG we'd
ding. Nay they live to 80 City ysars
morsl
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-10-17
Got QlI Font In Il.

Got Our Foot In il.
Republics sre ungrsteful. Here We
bsvs bssn quietly pursuing the even tenor
"f our way for almost Eve years. doing
our best to instruct and smuse the people,
grabbing st none of the little petty Off
CO floating about. content If people would
bot patronize the Chief and pay up.
Why. then. couldn't We bslet alonsf We
don't know why It is-it may b. out Of
pure spite. or it may have been intended
for 8 compliment. But they've gone and
done it-set on foot Q scheme to ruin our
charsctsr-in short, have nominated Us
for Office. And the worst of it il. that
the Office 10 one which has proven the
ruin Of every mans reputation. character
aud hopes Of Heaven. who ever touched
it-s sest in the Legislature! /! But they
knew that printers arc necessarily Injured
to ill manner Of affections and indictions.
and probably thought We could Withstand
the tribulssions incident to the station, and
survive the shock.
Well. - We are in for It. % shall st
once ct about making . vigorous cam
paign-s campaign which shall equal
thss Of Napoleon in Russia. or that BE-
tween Douglas and Liaeoln. It shall b
vigorous, exciting. memorable.
We shall kiss every baby in the County.
Mothers will please take notice. wash
their childrsn's faces. and have them in
proper kissable shsps-for they know not
at what hour the ''son Of gun" cometh.
Special attention paid to children Of the
female persuasion. whose ages range from
fifteen to tventy-ons.
We expect to procure that celebrated
electioneering Jug used by Charley Blake
y. last Fsll-s jug that holds $500
worth Of liquor. Indeed. We are sure
We can get ii. and that Charley will pre-
sent it to %. ont Of pure love for Char
ley's love for % is like unto the love Of
Jonathan for David.
We shall instantly advertise for pro.
posals to supply us with 6fty barrels OF
sod.corn Whiskey. and ono ton of dog.
leg tobscco-all for the benefit of the
dear people.
If any Of the farmers-ths hard 6sted
ysomanry-hsvs stump.tailed cows. run
ty pigs, or poverty y-stricken tater patches,
that they wish admired. they will please
notify Us on or before tho 25th inst, and
they shall be accommodated. Although
We don't know wheat from barley nor sor.
ghum from broom corn. our admiration for
homo industry cannot Be surpassed.
All who wish notes iudorsed. have sub
eription papers to circulate. or want to
borrow clean shirt. will of course know
whsrs to csll-we dare not refuse. for it
would injure our popularity.
We shall lay down our platform fully
hereafter. and make magnificent promises
to the people. We may probably make
some powerful speeches. wherein the
American Eagle win not be forgotten.
We arc "heavy" on the Eagle. and Il
We get fair shake at him, will not leave
him single tsil-fsather.
It 10 now our fixed determination to
change shirts st least twice . month.
Persons writing to Us, must henceforth
place "Hon." before our name. and
esq" after it /: otherwise, We will not
take the letters from the Office.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-10-17

n Our old friend. e. B. Taylor, for.
msdy of the Grssnvills (O.) journal,
has taken charge Of the Omaha Rspubli.
can. He will make . No. l paper.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-10-17

~ Ohio hes gone ovsrwhslmingly
for The Union ticket. Tod's majority fol
Governor VIII b from SO. 900 70 Is. 900.
There arc upwards Of 10000 Ohio col.
disss in the war. who would hsvs voted
tie Uuion ticket almost 70 man.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-10-17

Several Psssoee ass eultivsting cotton
IN ths vicinity Of PSilsdslphis With vsry
good success. Ths experiment has thus
fer bsen trisd on . small scale, bot the
yield has been quite large.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-10-17

~ Queen Victoria has been declared
Empress over India. with the title Of
Queen Begun. Since ths'ruler Of that
country is "Beqsm," is it reasonable
to suppose that India is land Of honey
OF, does it portend that her subjects will
be afflicted With hires
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-10-17

~ The Lsavsnworth Conservative
hAs story concerning the mysterious dis.
appearances of three Union men from
Wolf River Township, in this County.
who arc supposed 70 have bssn mads
away with by secessionists. We have
heard Of nothing Of the kind from any
other scource.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-10-17

Gen. Graa. Who saprssdss Gen. Prsa.
tiss in command q Cairo. i aa sxpsri.
sneed o6ew. He Distinguished himself
in The Msxicaa Wsr. and W. brsvstssd
Captain. In 1858 - was mads full
captain. bot rssigsed n 1854. He vaa
called from civil liis By ths prsssse vsr,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-10-17

~ Nsturalists ssy shas bsss follow
eivilisstioo. Dinsus says thsa be must
b civilization. for bess once followed him.
Il was when be was robbing their hive
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-10-17

GovEsHnExF AssERTIHo ITS PowER.-
We understand that some 800 Govern.
meut cavalry have gone in the direction
Of Fl. Ksarnsy. in pursuit Of Jsyhawksrs,
who are supposed to be after somebody
with sharp stick, out that way. When
Mulligan and bis brave troops wsrepsrish.
ing in their trenches sd begging for aid,
not particle did thsy receive from State
nor Government troops that were lying
around in idleness. chsfsg for . 6ght, bu'
had to surrender. casting gloom. chagriu
and shame over the hearts Of loyal citi.
Gems. But when it is reported that jay
hawken have taken sweeneyed horse.
murrained COW or distempered sheep from
some traitor. hundreds Of troops are dis.
patched in bot haste after the audaciou.
marauders! /!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-10-17

T~J J. F. Bsbbits. Esq.. Of Hiswatha.
hs bssa nominated for District Attorney,
BY ths Convensioo 4 Robinson. A good
nomination.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-10-17

4 ~ d. F. Says wants Hides. See
bis advertisement. .a
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-10-17

~Gov. Robinsoo ssd Hej. Prince azs
ont with Cards. denying tie charges
made sgainst them BY Gen. Lane.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-10-17

p CAx'r Be BEAr.-Elisha Huffman has
presented us with . beet, raised in bis
garden. weighing 9 pounds.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-10-17
(For the CbieE)
PsHY CRxEx, BaowN CosNTY, KANsAsl
e. .s Oct1l,er I. 1851

PsnY Caxrx, BaowN CossrY, KAxsAsl
rg '.f October Z, 1861.
Ma. EDrToa:-Some Of the Missouri Rebels
made our Greek visit, ON the 9Th, under Cap
tain Thompson. from Holt County. They mum
bered about 30, Of whom about ons.half we're
known TO be secessionists. They we're well
armed. and said to be in pursuit Of Jay yhawkers.
They caught two men near Albany, by the
names Of MARKHAM and McCready, but Lost
their prisoners st the Falls Of the Ncm.ha. On
their return, the Rebels. headed BY old Mackey.
from Holt, who used 70 live at Salem, Nebras-
b, left the main road and visited the house Of
]. w. Scott, there being only two women and
Eve small children there, their husbands having
just goae to Lsavenworth and joined the army.
They commenced the most abusive language,
and the women we're forced to leave home.
Then they wanted the Willeit that harbored
Old Jim Lane and John Brown. aud called Lane
. id Abolitonist. Old Mackey knew just as
we'll where Willett lived a. he does himself 1t
il . 6ne thing for the old thief that he did not
call on Willett. There would have been one
saddle empsied.
MORGAN wILLETT.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-10-17

The Medicines compounded and sold
BY j. L. Curtis have been so long used
that their virtues and healing qualitie,
are conceded to be almost miraculous
This is owing to their speed in making .
permanent cure in the great variety of dis
eases for which it IL recommended. You
can scarcely end settlement in the State,
where Curtis Mamaluks Liniment 10 moi
used for sll Affections, where remedy o
this kind is needed.
His Compound Syrup Of Sassafrss sur
passes al remedies intended to act on
Lung Diseases. coughs consumption. DC
See the advertisement. and buy no med
icines. that have not the name Of j. L
Curtis on the wrappers.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-10-17

> ~ This part Of the country is now
more quiet than it has been for several
months past. It is about time for seces.
sion to come to the top Of the heap again
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-10-17

3 ~ Couldn't there be . few moro
calves procured to keep in town? Of al
the internal noises sver heard, the contin-
nal bawling Of calves. from carly dawn
till late at night, Is entitled to the premi-
um. If the internal regions can producs
such sounds. We don't want to go there
= ~ The Elwood Free Press has been
cut down nearly one.half in size. Cause
no paper to bs had of ito former size.
and difficulty Of procuring money to buy
paper. We commend this subject to
the consideration Of the patrons of the
Chief.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-10-17
ne Capital Lseasisa.

Tie Capital Loeot1oos
A ssv Of our people are still eiinsiHg TO the
erroneous idea that our State ID 70 bs benefited
by making no permanent location Of the Capital
this Fan. nor any line for The next ten years.
The cry Of these gentlemen ID, that the cost Of
erecting the buildings win entail upon the peo-
ME m enormous amount Of taxes, the which
they cannot pay without great saeriAee. and
from the effects Of which our State will not re-
cover Sse ysaa. Should tbs Capital b located
this Fall, and We eon6dently expect IL will be,
70 doubt whether the Lesislsturs. will make
any appropriation for buildings. &C., at present;
but even should shsy do IL, the people can bet
vt aRoed 70 pay for good. ssbseansial buildings,
that will b as ornament 70 our State, than they
can Legislature for wasting its time In discus
sing the question Of where those baildinGs shall
be put We believe the time expended in our
Legislature discussing the Capital question for
the .exs ive yeau. providing il 10 not now To-
Gated, will cost the people quite - much - the
buildings would. Bat Topeka Is we'll supplied
With seconmodasions for The Legislature. and
for all the Executive officers; and Ne doubt
much whether any appropriations will be made
at present for the Capitol buildings.
Besides, the location Of the Capital perma-
nently is going to give our young State an air
Of stability: and capital which has heretofore
shnnned 10 on account Of the unsettled state Of
our local aaairs, will pour in upon us freely.
SO that, viewing the question in whatever light
We may. We are the gamers BY disposing Of the
location this Fall, and only losers % long - IL
remains open. Let the vote Of Western Kan
sas Be thrown for Topeks.-S~oly Hl Union.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-10-17

oo males. II l sm charged with tboss
mule tney ooent q Issss te give ne
cIeo" TOT wess nave eaptafsd from sths
enemy. we tcck 100 q oos heal q
~o!Io"n: ana It wasn't much Of sday
'o1 @o'e' e''osf. -'Af is 'l1sS IN q
We are thwarted in obssining tso6ps
oecsuse they arc wanted in New Mexico.
!! should like to know whist New Msxieo
!. worth With Ksnsas loss. That New.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-05
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-05

IT is 80 seldom that our views of mat
tiers merely political coincide with those
of the N. Y. Tribune, that an instance
OF agreement, or an occasin in which
We can hold up the sentiments of that
journal TO especial commentator, is
worthy the mention. We find such an
occasion in the following remarks upon
appointments to office:
I'VE live in hope to see the blissful
day when turning men out of such Of
fees because of their politics will be
utterly secuted. 1t is an abominable
system, and the knaves who seduccd
Gen. jackson into establishing it, should
be held up to eternal execration. Pro-
scribed, branded, hunted down, as the
Republicans have hitherto been, it would
not be right would hardly be human
in them to keep in office all they find
there; but we hope they will spare some
of the best. And if ever the rule can
be restored, that good men in merely
executive or ministerial Offices shall not
be removed on account of their politics.
we shall hold mp both hands for it,"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-05

EMIGRATION FROM GEORGIA TO Iowa.
That there is a disposition in some
parts Of the South to escape from the
unpleasant consequences of secession,
There have been frequent indications.
Another is furnished in the following
IRON the Dubuque Times Of tho Gath
nlt:
Mr.. Mark Miller, the editor and pro.
prietor Of the Northwestern Hrrmer in
this city, informs US that within the mas,
month he has received not less than for.
~ subscribers from the State of Geo, ola
the first, in fact, he has ever had from
that portion OF the country. Nearly ali
OF the letters accompanying the sub.
scrlptions ssy the writer's are anxious to
obtain Information in regard to the az.
riculturAl resources of this State. cy;.
IDENTIFY with view Of removing hither
Some OF them state that the emigration
from the Gulf States 70 the North west
during the coming season will be nm
usually large. Mr.. Miller has also re-.
Oeived several letters recently from
South Carolina on the same subject.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-05
The ExrRAyAGANcE OF FAsH1t

HE ExTRAyAGANCE OF FASHION,
Since the rage, says the London Rev;ew,
for dress and finery set in since the
Extravaganza is wonanly beauty. and
to live beyond ones means social re-
qu'rement; since the loom and work.
shop have taken the place Of birth and
refinement and the moneyed vulgariau
- counted higher than the penniless arts.
tocrat; since women have been ranked
by what they wear and not by what
they are, and becoming toilet is count.
cd equal to personal grace since none
but a chosen few dare to be simple, rome
ont remnant OF the faithful dare 10
hold themselves aloof from luxury and
fashion more families have been ruined
Than has ever been known before. and
the boosted happiness OF tho English
nome is fast becoming a fable and :
myth.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-05
Important from Ensi and. English Poll.
cy in Regaid to the south.

BY the mails received yesterday by
the africa, we learn from the organ Of
the British government, the London
Post, of the l4th of March, that Eng
land will only recognize a blockade OF
the South SO. long as it is supported by
adequate force. This is TIC loctrlnc VI
the treaty of Paris, and is European
law. A month ago we announced that
Lord Lyons communicated such poll
cy to Mr.. Buchanan a. the course which
his government would pursue. The
Republican journals denied the anthem
ITCHY of the news, and now we have a
confirmation Of it from the special Or
gan of the British government. The
words are of that cautious diplomatic
kind which might be expected, but their
meaning cannot be mistaken unless by
nincompoops. "Even in these days OF
non-intervention, and acAen 1t IS the
practice to recognise defecto govern
naents, England could not refuse to re-
cogn'se any blockades which Mr.. Lin
coin might choose to declare, 50 long as
Il was supported By adequate force."
OF course, the converse holds and as
the government at Washington has no
adequate force to maintain a blockade
OF a coast extending thousands OF miles,
the meaning is that any declaration Of a
blockade will be utterly worthless. A
bright prospect for carrying out the
Morrill, tariff, which comes into opera
ton on April FOOLS Day.-Neo Y rk
Herald.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-05

The famous journal Il Uniuers, which
ought to he we'll informed in American
affairs, announces that the last hours of
Lola Montez were soothed by the kind
attentions Of Mrs. Buchanan, wife ofthe
President of the United States.