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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-12-17
WHITE CLOUD. KANSAS:
Thursday, |: December IL, 1868
Tho County Seat Question.

The County Seat Question.
We understand that there is q scheme
on foot, in some parts Of the County. to
remove tbs County Seat from Troy to
Watbena. Thsre was a law passed at
the last session of the Legislature, under
which sn election for this purpose might
be ordered but We are opposed to the
movement, and we think that large
majority of the people of the County are
of the same opinion. A few years ago.
the people Of this end of the County Pc
ti.ionsd the Legislature +. annex them TO
Brown County. One of the. principal
reasons for this movement was. that it
would be m1ch more convenient to 20
to ths Couaty Sest Of Brown. Owing
to the distance, and the character Of the
roads. It is impossible for a person in
this part Of the County to go to Troy,
transact any necessary business, aud re-
turn homo the same day, without so hur-
rying his business as to frequently have
it done bunglingly. or leaving some i'm
port.nt part Of it undone. aud then trav-
ellins a good part of the bomeward jour-
ney after night. The trip to Hiawatha
and back can be easily made in a day,
with plenty Of time to transact business.
Butthe balance of the County protested
against the change. and the scheme failed.
The size of our County Is now less than
the Constitutional limits. and the change
could not be made If desired. which we
do not think is the case. But the people
of this part of the County would certainly
be unanimously opposed to removing the
County Seat to point which would re-
quirs them to travel eight or nine miles
farther than they now do. ar. e..
Another objection to the proposition is
the same that We urged against the pro-
posed vote on Railroad loan. To hold
an election, would cost the County at
least 5000, and nothing would be accom-
plished at last; for we have no doubt the
proposition would be defeated. Then
there would be the additional heavy ex-
pense of County buildings. True. our
present County buildings are a disgrace
to the County. and were put mp at cost
which will make the taxpayers swear
for generation yet to come: but they
can be made to answer the purpose until
the people are AGREEABLE to pay for bet
ter ones than. at present and when that
time does come. the County Seat ques.
tion can be submitted to them a. we'll as
at this time.I So lot the matter rest for
the present. 'iJl ssf sat q ~.sa.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-12-17

GLHAsoN's LITERARY CoMpAs1oN.-This
valuable Literary Weekly will commence
a new volume January 1st. 1864, IL
grand style. with new type and an en-.
tire new dress throughout. The Litter
ary Companion" is an elegant. moral
and refined miscellaneous Family jour.
nal. Its columns are devoted to Polite
Literature. Wit and Humor. Prose and
Poetic gems. An unrivailea corps oil
writer's and artists have been engaged for
the coming year. and several new and
popular features win be introduced
Each number will be beautifully illu.tra-
ted. In size the Literary Companion
is some fifteen hundred square inches,
forming a mammoth weekly of sixteen
octave pages, and containing nearly
twice as much reading matter and of .
more refined character than any other
weekly paper. Terms only % year.
Sample copies sent free. a Published
weekly BY F. Gleason. corner of Tre-
mont. and Bro.6eld streets. Boston,
Mass. -7assl !.6-4nN Sow
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-12-17

II A new paper is shortly to be
started at Atchison. The moral aad re-
ligious portion Of the community feel
that they csunst longer patronizs reck-
less. irresponsible sheet. conducted BY an
Atheist and libertine, bat are determ minsd
to have paper that they can take to
their homes. LJ -sf-s,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-12-17
Provost Marsha1's Notice.
HEAD QUARrERs, PRovosr MARsHAL'
EtWrHHnn D,xTRIcr OF KANSAS,

u
EURrHEas DisTRcr OF KANsis,
Leavenworth City. Nov. 25, 1863. }
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that 50!
l. person enrolled In any sub district OF ".
Northern District OF Kansas, NAV appear oei%.
the Board of Enrolment of said District, al " ,,
Headquarters of the Provost Marshal NO. -
Delaware Street, (up stsirs0 L'a'sn"0''n
City, until the
Goth Day Of December, 1885,
and claim 10 have his name stricken on .Is
list, II he can show, to the satisfaction Oh ~.
Board, that be 10 not. and will not BE- a. Az ~.
time fixed for the next draft, Jaauary ,, ioJ =.
liable To military duty. on account OIL oi-n,
Aleasge; I'd, Non Residence; Sd, Un,gu'..,
ness o. Age; 4rh, Msnisst Permanent rhs"'"
Dis1Siiify. $500 L.,
=, Persons WHO may be cegniEsns Of any o.us
persons liable to military duts, whose n..
do not appear on the Enrolment list are
quesfed TO notify the Board Of Enrolme.i, .f
will thereupon direct the enrolling ono, !,
the sub-districs in which the persons resm -
ascertain the facts and enrol the persons -
ported, ii they are found subject 10 saroImE
These NAV also appear and cfsim TO DC - ~,
en- on the list. The same as If they na'
originally enrolled. ox
: - JAMES McCAHOE,,
Captain and Provost Aarsnss
Dec. 35w.l President OF the Dosio-
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-12-17

AUcTroN.-F. E. Armstrong will sell
at auction. on Christmas Day. at the
stand recently occupied by s. L. Jen-
aings. a lot of goods. such as Boots
and Shoes. Hardware, Agricultural I'm
plements, Notions, and q variety of
other goods. All the articles are new,
and good bargains may be had. isE -
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-12-17
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OF THE
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-12-17

~ The officers Of the military com :
pany in this place have received their
commissions. The arms and ammuni-
tion have not yet made their appsar sucs
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-12-17

~ John james Ingalls, says: tn.
Chief is equal to nisht-seil., We bavs
aothing to say to the contrary. On such
questions. We yield to the judgnsn. Of .
scavsnger. - r--r5. -......-: -.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-12-17

~ The latest Washington reports
ssy that Gen. Rosscrsns is to supersede
scho6sld in the Missouri Department.
and that Gen. CARTS is to command the
Ksnsas Departmsos-Ewing 70 Be- re-
lievsd. s,Ia slaa.i a7
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-12-17

~ DR.. John w. Robinson. Assist.
ant Surgeon Of the Kansas %. died at
Fort Smith, on the 11th inst DR.. Rob-
inson was the 6rss Secretary Of State of
Kansas. tat ,soi;sigrs2s io ss;gao 81;
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-12-17

~ The telegraph operator, at St.
Louis, atths close of the news report,
the ether evening. asked the question :
why are green-backs likely to become
scarce :" Can any one solve the prob
lem? Well bet Gov. eprsgue has had
somsthiug to do with it. as hs always
was . hard money Democrat. p -
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-12-17

re- We learn from the Lesvenworth
Times. that the Bishop Of that city has
an excellent snn-dial in his yard 'r-1
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-12-17
}-)ie0.

In this place, on Tuesday night, the 18th
inst. Thomas R. OSBORNE, in the 10th year of
his age.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-12-17

I, GooD.-Gsn. living has discharged
oil his secret spies and detectives, and
abandoned the system. The same thing
has been done in St. Joseph. The peo.
pie will feel safer, now that the most I'M
prineipled men in the whole couniry: are
not sent out among them as detectives.
to domineer over them, and in many in
stances rob them. a,a,rg ssptss s.ss g.. ,-e'
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-12-17

Nsw YORK LEDoRR.-This prosperous
and interesting paper still moves along,
with increasing success. The Ledger
differs from all other literary newspapers
o this country. in the respect that none
but writers of established seputa,ion con-
tribute to its columns! Other papers
generally employ . few first-cf.ss writer's,
and gil in with the productions Of cheap
scribblers. Of a very ordinary grade Of
talent. Not 30 with the Ledger. Every
article. from the longest romance to the
brisfest sketch. is from the pen of some
talented author. The terms of tho Led
ger remain unchanged. See the pros.
pectus. aa5--.-fT i,ns .s7ia7.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-12-17

~ A sixty scrs 6sld Of sulphur has
has just been discovered in Nevads.-Ez.
Perhaps shsrs i where The Infersal Re-
gions ars located. .1 d7'aT -T7aa
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-12-17

~ The Ladies' man, of the Atch-
ison Champion, week after week, gives
learned dissertations iupon the subjects Of
eunno. manure, compost, ,nigh.-soil. tum-
ble-bugs, etc. Well. he i. thoroughly
qualified for it. One who was raised
smeng, We may say On. these substances.
should be permitted to revert to them, 40
pleasant memories, in his old age.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-12-17

~ The st. Louis Democrat boasts
Of the correctness of its telegraphic copy
Of the Presidents Message. We have
rarely seen more bunglsd and botcbetl
affair. 1t is "freckled" with errors, snd
in many places is without sense or
meaning. We commenced setting i.
up. from the Democrat. but were com.
pslled to discard it. The New York
Tribune was almost as bad. bnt we
found it in proper shape in the Philadel-
phia North American. -r,,.,-,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-12-17

HE ENRoLMENr.- We notice print.
ed lists Of persons enrolled in this Town
ship. posted about town. with notice
that the draft will take place on the
9th Of January. II any sub-district has
been enrolled in the same style of this
one, there are hundreds Of persons who
will have no tickets in that lottery.
We know Of at least hah dszsn names
in this place that should appear in th.
list. but do not; and We are informed
that it is the same throughout the Town
ship. Every man subject to duty. I'm
der the Conscription Act. should stand
an equal chance in the draft. s ;.5g
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-12-17

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tion, a. laboring, landless and home
less class. will not be objected to BY the
national Executive. .- .- ,:i III
And it is suggested 40 not improper
that, in constructing loyal State gov
ernmsnt, in any State, the name of the
State, the Boundary, the subdivisions.
the constitution and the general code Of
laws ss before the rebellion be maintain
ed. subject only to the notifications
made necessary by the conditions hersin.
before stated, and such others, If any. not
eontravening the said conditions, and
which may be deemed sxpedisnt BY
those framing the new State government.
To avoid misunderstanding. it may
beproper to say that this proclaim alton,
90 far - it relates to State governments,
has no reference to the States wherein
loyal State governments have all the
while been maintained. r.
And for the same reason it may be
proper to further say that. whether mem
bers of Congress from any State shall
be admitted to their seats constitutionally
rests exclusively with the respective
Houses, and not to any extent with the
Executive. And still further, that this
proclamation is intended to present to
The people of the States wherein the na
tional authority and loyal State govern
ments have been subverted, . mode by
which the national authority and loyal
State governments may b rs-established
within the said States. or in any of tbss;
and while the mode presented is the best
the Executive can suggest with his pres.
ent impressions. il must not bs snder.
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I,bfol PERFORMANCE, without other reference to the
IS orsnch transportation than may 10 nsoes.Y
Eor the due celebrity certainty ana sec" II
~ of such transportation Under ,, .oS;.t J'IS
tiot p1o0oEs 10 transport the mail WIN
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tS esiiro nail however large, and Nhatsvsr may %
me js of eonVoySnce necessary to insure It's 1Ge-
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~ on a,1es aye inrdrtably TS1ectea. .,.
On modihcatfon Of bid In any OF US ~ ~
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AFTER the last hour set for resolving Ol." IS @
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q po,tmasters are TO be careful not toceLtly tho
rIicancv ofguaTnntors OF Surcttes without Kao"lhS
sSt teT are persons Of sufficient auo
al bS5dcrs guAIantors, and sureties are
notified that on failure to enter into OF r.,
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them. !, ,or,oDN known at the
| JeTSrtment must, equally with otheii, procure ,
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sInn,isilI In tho forms above preseTlOed Lne GER
PGcate OF sufficency must he signed ~ PostastSSt
or Ly Judge ola court Of record no GtTer Ger''n
cate will be admitted. ,,-a.i.c GsnsToI
janl2-3m 4"
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.

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~ contribute immensely to tho roIief
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Group, WhoOpIng Cough, Influenza.
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BlackWOOd'S Magazine

The present critical state Of European AFFAIR." Wifi;
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dc Sround between the hastily written news-itcms,
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journal, and the ponderous tome OF tho future hi;
ment OF the great political events OF the time shall
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must look for the only really inteligbe and
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confederation of the reading public NFS' 80
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