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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-19
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A - X Il II > seestlisg 90
=, ~ khs Ulighk before JastieS
Dovl,.e. 81 tie Toow6s PoI'oe Court
L3ssassdsy afternoon. Il acAfcAly hAa .
parallel fsr 6oidness and knsvsiy 10 on
~ accounts Of thisving which from
time to time are recorded By the prsss
Of New York. Sevs1 portrn and one
clerk, Ill ia The employ Of Messrs. Olaf.
lin q Co., vholssale merchants in Church
street and West Broadway, have, BY
L>sdevoulssssoeis- 0essly aaAniaAs1a eAaa.
for mocths past they have daily robbed
their employer. BY stealing silks, vsIvs,'.
cd p,hss salaAh|a g9pds. The amosot
- . VT 81 eetimated q from
p t61t0t The 6sm had an
- co.6J 1Sslb the honesty Of sew
eskI OF {hesS tStn; they bad been with
them . long time, aud no 'osP'cion Of
their integrity was ever entertained un-
til te~ dsys sioce:
In. 6mbsr Of The lrm, SscsSl
1Gosned tfsy der houls ~ bei66 49,
bsd Of valuabls good ~ tope mystesi-
| az wss. Diliesot tobrts sske immedi-
ateIy. made to ascertain who were tho
thieves, but for several days without soc-
cess. Captain Jousdon, Of the Sixth
IPrsoipc,. Va q length spilled 70, and
This biilcer, sided by Policeman Golden.
al.o o, the 8 ath, after much pains and
labor, enc -eeded no: only in 6ud'ng the
.fguky parties. Ia. in p<costr''g large
p,r,i q IL ID. stole" pro ty. Inc
~ lty peron. are seven orte's and one
clerk, all Of whom were emp Dyed ~ tue
wholesale depsrtm. nj Of the establish
ment. Their msnn.r Of 'pessll"g ":
l "a foiIows; ! When ihs p,o's ws, opsscdl
| Is the nsfsrpg it ws.ihe Gu, 6m 9th:
lpo-te, 10 follow tie night yst'h"aaa
| iato the .tore. Th.y then vert ,hr ng'
,h.ir vsros d-rs.tmenu whero ihe''
bu ,ine.s caleb ,h,m. IL passing. tnoss
who bs: d p-rfect sunde's aiding 10 sh'
1mAtts,, Won d steal 81 X, ss:ins, AM
otn,r cost y goods, suca "a they could
conce Il u der their coats. This p'' PIT
" they deposited in some secret plsc'
until dinner lime, when they would qu'
} .tly. lake it j.. spsli quantities to som'
i. .ppoi.tsJ place in the nc'ghbo'hood
where receivers would take charge Q
the, FOODS. Captain Jsnrdsu and Ohis
Golden, having learned the names Of tn
ea,ity parties, ycs,erday took them int
, custody. arf
The prisoner, Rosese, restored $40!
J 10 cash to his iste employers. Cus' in
,estnred $3.50 snd Robert Strong tsd
II 'rso loads Of goods were recovered flo"
the honse N .l37, Wet Br adway, an
: over $500 OF th- good wer rec~efe
c from the house No. % President stree
Bsook!yo. :.
t The eight prisoners were commute
. 70 the Toombs without bail by Justle
I Dosing.
The Messrs. Clsfin d Co. state tbs
y .ince the discovery Of this robbery the
= have estab shed on their tren'srs cyl
: TEN Of private detective police IN. }
. Times. l4th. - - l.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-19
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-19

~ QUACKEhY.-I earnestly osaslon On
young men su6erinS from Nervous 'ebiii.y, H.,
against endangs-iDg their health by p.tro. Using
any Ct be sdvsft,sing qaacks. Won can folly 70.
over BY The methods used By the a. vsrtisss, End
By hun ircis 81 others, AND IN no oyuun vAY.
Read letter which vii, send yos If Jon vii,
.snd mo pot paid eavelops bearing your Id.
Dress. Direct TO & ~ ae
n.4n EDWARD II. TRAvRR.
fsbll-aGr1yl I.ech Aox. ITO. ~.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-19


A WaI1E WoAAs OUrRAaRD AND
MuHpaRsD BY A Nxoeo --On The morn
inv OF The 9fhs isst.. the tOdy II, Ma.
uosg!as, ~ise Of Capt. uosgLp, Of the
- kegimspts wse found 10 the woods
near ohcpher dsvaIs. The marks of W.
oleacs upon the body showed conclusive
" tLst she. had been foully dealt with.
The facts in the case were related 10 an
officer, who started 10 ssassh, Of The vii :
famous wretch. pa 49a9 aAaE5
After short inyes iga:ion, it wac trac-
edto . uegeo WHO reeiics 10 tho neigh
barhood. AMI who was arresteds and ~
en- to the rrison Il Eiis abethtows, where
be vas con6ned. Tne eitissus of thst
place soon becslAe. acquainted With The
tAcss; ,snh 80 incspsel ~ere ,theY at the
outrage, that thev gathered fourd The
jail and demanded .be .neg,o. At the
time our informant left, tbs town was in
tie hikhoat stx.e " excite ,ses1 Sud he
s.ites itst there il but little doubt that
ne negro has bee taken " tue ihfort-
ssed- pspuaes asa hung. y s!sissa' 49,.
From parties who sbould know, We
learn that while Mrs. Hoa slse Wa TO
turniog 70 hes hoass she rss met ~ .
stout nsgro, Wbo BY main 70 60 eatiisd
her lotto ths -HoodF;S where h. accom-
plshsd b,s he1I;sh dosircA after Which be
inasdered his yIctiil - Syqid detscssou.
We did 20. lears t. s N 81 Ne seeso.
-L0uispilke Dem1ryutiIcsss baos bana &
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-19
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-19

usy l. -. y aasna.ioa iato he lrooptps Csss-
s;es ;ysa, eyes b. youn< blooa Into sosf vsias.
nay Ssvs sTisd il s.i. . sAiss youlssi from tss
''slosGh Of dsspsis," b ndaeed, svsn thoixh Il
may s. It tae eleventh hoas, 70 Try its soS thing
ia1aenes. Sold by, Al fsspssss,le dsusgisss
throughout the Cn'tsd states and Csn11s. See
advse:iss0ant In seoshee coils. y. isFs
!; nahlOdsslnl .,,6r +. :. BALLDkD. Assal
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-19

AOHs FRArDs.---A Washington let
ter Of the l4tb. TO the n. Y. jonrnal o.
Commerce, says:
The paiu!utsaabsx s,as in town yes
tsrd.y \. tb bat sapA st . nssx ADd cxtrns'vc
frauds have besgrdisn0yasedrin the New
York Custom Hou,e. THE chief person
said to be impl Ssied is connected With
tbs, prsAA Of yohf city. Tue frieads Vi
tho suspected man are very much exer-
c,ssd, ,rthey ssy, that il sucn men are
found yAntipk 10 Integrity, IN honest
oifserhnlder VIII be had TO ind"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-19

Hssp.r's Rsslss ,:sy. that {! ~, @ie
.he piaats . bush -tssss .aseru oaehoo!
hoase, litsle knows what he 10 coutefA
rog on posterity." He probably means
apootesitS 3 pod1ogioss.' ZouioUoilo Jew.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-19

Dont yos fail 70 rcd The aavsstiseasat q
xnA13oHtN1At 10 2eosa7 81.
". Ghssss0an. of Nes Yesk, has devoted e :
~ thirty Xs:,. q his pesssioe y, isnsie ooss-
- - Rs;ats< asd Ssfs. loo az.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-19

-ss1C naons0ssaa lDAAasts-A dPA.is ,riut-
eoleUsaasiSu y6ie ~ s81sp Of 1u~ pc for
.MbSsnshi rs Ss2sPss ~ ssltaly haonplste
800 Samoldaaalsi0 esesta atcAoce .aaeA
tUtNOheft4or 1t. ts6oaes';; iAit' 0ssSfsuS
uaiied usdsr the sosptrs Of Psassis. and
ersas SsssdAsavias eaPiss to he
Jrogoh
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-19

RossEsIxs EyseYw asas.--Ths COT
respon tent Of the New York QQMps6r-
81 (ltH) widest: Ii 4. tjN ~
/" Tue jo'us, eoaAnistes % the conduct
@4SxAeadstsfes u No wee ere COW
lOokseg' liu.o the ies cuuteacn. They
Aevelatseovered that the most enormous
ssssss~ss bese paid Tor eargoss Of ice,
amouatiog in all to huo.i, eds Of thou.
aodSbp 6ohsniNxqe g an1l 80
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-19

A Kansas paper Gays that if, under
certain crcuuIssances, the new Legisla-
tu'e o. K .usas does not go int, an cleo
ton of, senator, tho ''carcassss" OF men,
bsrs wilt be hung up to lam, posts. -
That threat is Ia jsans Aansss. Says
the paper referred u: .nrnrtlIt z
IF ,ho peolic IA. the next election de-
eide ay,'us this conspiracy and fraud,
aud corrupted State Senate ipterposes
to ,hwart the decision, the lamp p Ists Of
Torskt viii g'oan with The carcess.s Of
rccreant but detuuct Sen tors. There
wi be mass meeting held in Topeks
abont tue sec md Tuesday in January,
1865. and woe! 400 !! 10 the traitor who
Get. himself IN against the rights Of the
people of Kanzas."
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-19

hn8SAGrsAw l'Ixs uRs1IoN. 1t ia
stated that logs enough h~v. been got
out during the psstzwsate-, ia the Sagi
nav pioe region, for l76,OO0.Q 900 tes., to
b cht at the mills on. The river an trib-
utsrcs, the preseat season IAN amount
1t least city per cebt. larger than ever
cut iQ,oAay previous season. Of tins
qasptsy 'sbSusr fa5 ,000, 600 feet is al
ready under copsract, and .20,0o0,oo0
more viii be required forI home nee; 60
that comparatively. 8 email amount is
yet to be sole. i The lunbsr 70 be ready
tor early delivery is nearly oil bought
up. .s-i 90 '
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-19
,,pmOaslsat,Oa By *OItl,-sa Against ths
1luhGuue IL raid Oi0Ce-

1r.om me Oub,q7e Herald. March Is
A few days nc, ". were advised by
. friendly letter fr"m the c"uo"y that,
when the Oh Iowa returned throvgt
DUBUQUE en- route South, it wa, Their in
teat;on to silence the Herald. Reports
| of a sim lar character came to us trrru
other sources, but we could hardly be-
lieve them aud cons quen,ly gave them
no very serious consideration. Abon,
half pat 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon
however, these minors were confirmed
by two of oar fri. rds coming in and IN.
forming MS that the sui iiefs who had
just arris d BY the western train had
procurre- their arnss at the armory, and
nad organized for IN immediate attack
upon our Office. In q few minutes quite
large CROW d Of soldiers had gathered
upon the .s,reet corners opposite our of-
ice, msui.es.ing' considerable excite
ment, and assuming threatening ap-
pearance. The fact was soon circulated,
and snfiicient nur Der Of our ever reii.
able democratic friends paid % . visit.
TUT IoW l0OtocWto suoSsSsS OCOtucO
promise d.monstr alton, but, after some
excited words aud gestures, the crowd
moved of, with the exception OF two
soldiers, who came 10 the .. si way Of our
office, but we're promptly checkei BY the
She,itf aad lis 1depp.lcs. Provost Mar
shat Ad4ns, q pit. McSwesLey and other
officers Of the regiment. and Marshal
Opager, reflected credit upon themselves
adj ter po lions BY promptly using
the pefsorsi aud ofie 81 influence, =,
aIso DAVID De Lo,imer, Esq- 70 proven,
suy br. ach II she peace. The crowd
then soon d..pcesed, snd qoist agsio
seixoed in this department. i gives u.
pleasure 10 state tbat he whole. atf.i'
VA. entirely di.approved Of " tbe 70 d
ci izen. Of oil parties. And i. Is we'll j,
is 20. AZ public jrurnalis.s, We shall
ever, and undef ali circumstances, do
what We csn TO preserve the peace Of the
community. Bqs i .aopld BE- remem-
bered that every other property hotter
in Dubcqas is equally intsres'el With Us
10 ma nssisisg asd-r aUdssuppresaiag VI
olence in our midst. eya t ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-19
Useful & Va1uSbl0
Discovery! ~
HilTcNt 80 :
i nSelskle Cenept

OlsCovefy!
tsilToNt y
nselskle Cenent
10 Of more sspsssl peas&iee
utility tbaa say iayootioo
uow bsfotv The publis. Il
~ NJ Ne bas besa shogpughly tsotsd
tn sses. curing Ne less tws yse.s b
pfas1ieal oso, aAl peoaouAo
- ~ I'll y y
saDasiss - ANY,
adhesive Dsspssatlss kss9S
alLson's lssosuDlo OnnHss
.-.s,.. 10 ssw thing. 81 Ne n.
IsUlt u years Of stady IL
eoabinstion . -
sciestsllo Principles,
aad ssaeS - sisssosoaoe~
" essDyS VI .SapssAaass,
'no'neslea.s ell IL bseome evffups q
emit any offensive soen.
xOOT T. SlaOE
issnfAsssrsn. astas ~
ehlnsA, viii Ara ID .t6o bsst
ard 0hoe srsieis kno IN Sss os0snsins
sfsesusses :hs Oaaunols, - - sssid
wi:hoas dsiav. IL not a9esse.
any ehspgs q tsnbseo,
lsu5o
j q % Q le r 3
IN Aud Il ssGisisytly slss
Dwslees i've to- their rs, - he's bssi
~ r. 40 pse1 l:~pc.
clssiby 10 Ls:As hess
~ 10 elsim q = espeeia.
.-.,~ merit, shet II ssiOks tslobss
ipd Ainjogs V Scots 1xs
Shoes suEi.icatly slsess
~i:haHs ssitchlag.
IT IL rBE OALY
LIQUID UkMENT
.: Nasii. zsztsas. that y . ssrs tAiAs
10: nsndics I =
rUKHITURE, HUCKE
rof,ntb .,I hxvNA, II
ard articles Of Household ~.
REM BIER
HiLTOK'S
1nnolubla Cement
10 il liqAid form and - ~.
silly applied - pseis.
HILTOAsa
Sses.slssbte C-Asesst
10 iasolabls In oesss o. oil.
HiLrosf
gsss0las es0 CtSoe<wt
slAsess oily s0SsessssA
eSpp'ied II Family o. Nss-
stsctarefx' nnes Gxsssso0
; onScea 70 Sov lhs.
HfkT3u 1noS & &C
?. 1:e Pno1gDrons,
il .jPR1vIDEHCE. g l.,
ssis at " bolsepls ssd gsta.l III I. J.
, No. IS brGdy btsset, snd u retail ny q:
-. gsgH& pfts-g n A9Hdwly
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-07

DSRlnnlnB Ou hdsouCnu'
sets avenue 20 feet,
westwardly from the
southeast corner Of said
lot, and running thence
northwestwardly TO X
street, on a line parallel
with the eastern line of
said lot, and distant
from II 2S feet, thence
due west 23 feet G In.
Ches, thence southwest
wardly on a line parallel
with the first drawn line,
and distant from 1t 90
feet 9 inches to Massa-
chusetts avenue, and
thence eastwardly TO the
beginning.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-04-14

- -
OonrLInrxrAsY.-It is seldom We copy
complimentary notices Of oursslf from ex-
changes: the reader will therefore pardon
rs for sligbe departure from our custom.
Here are . couple:
Sol. Miller. Of the White CLOUD Chisf.
ia the biggest and mesnest liar in Kansas.
The scrub reputation that he acquires for
wit, loses itaelfin the abominabls lies that
be tells.-Paola Herald.
The editor Of the Herald wss mem.
Der of the 6rst Ststs Lssisla.srs. whsrs
he ssld his vots for United States Sens,
tor for $500. and bosstsd of It. Repre-
sentstives on the same Standing CoPmit-
tee with him. became 90 Disguised, that
they arose in their places and refused to
ssrys any longer with him. He made 1t
convenient to make the trip to Washing.
ton with General Lane. . few days after
wards. and. We believe. did net again
homer the Legislature with his presence
We appreciate bis opinion Of us,
In erossSess and bssslinese The White
Cloud Chief exesls. Jasetios Uaion.
The principal proprietor Of the Union
according to his own uIpspsr. was few
days since brought before the Town Coun'
ell and 6nsd for committing nuisance
We also appreciate Ms opinion.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-04-14

FIsa sToRIEs.-The question has sug.
gested itself to our mind: What is the
probable amount of Governor Carney's
wealth According to some authorities.
it must be immense. Not . municipal,
Township. or Constabls's election comes
OF, but the 1ndig. nuissncss are bawling
about Carney spending his thousands to
control it-as if he cared for, or even
thought Of. the numerous one-borse elec-
tons throughout the State. They say he
spent 100000 in buying up the Legis.
laturs on the Senatorial question; 81. 900
to carry the Topeka election; and $40. 900
to carry the Leavsnworth election. That
makes el2l 900 on three elections alone.
Now. our private opinion, without know.
ing anything about It. is. that Governor
Carney. outside Of his business. could no.
spare nor raise SlOO. 600. or even $40 900.
to carry any Senatorial or city election.
1t is easy enough to talk aoout a man
spending money; but be must first have il
to spend.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-04-14

DEATH or a WHIrE CLOUD soLDlsR.
We have received intelligence Of the
death Of John Fairsll. somewhere in the
vicinity of Vicksburg, from the effects Of
bayonst stab in the back. received at the
hands of patrol. He was at the time
acting in the capacity Of wagou-msster,
and had negro in his employ. The pa
troll made some arbitrary demand OF him,
concerning the negro. with which he did
not think it his duty to comply, and l.
nally endeavoled to deprive him, Of bis
pass. A difficulty ensusd. in which Fair
all was knocked down. and stabbed in
the back with bayonet. which in few
days resulted in his death. He enlisted,
under the first call for troops. in Comps'
ny B., First Kansas; was with the regi.
ment through all its battles. tolls and
marches and when his term had almost
expired. fell at the hands Of Union
soldier. .a
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-04-14


Kansas. He only wants time and OPP
portunity to present the issue to them in
its true light. when to their decision be
will calmly acquiesce. II there is one Of
her sons to whom the heart Of the people
turns with stronger affection or truer con-
fdeuce-if another has. through greater
toll or sacrifice for the young State. ,0on
the highest honor she can bestow. let the
people but speak it. and Lane will yield
without Q murmur to the decision OF that
voice. s.Honor to whom honor IL doe. "
We. q citizens Of Kansas. fesl that the
grest heart Of that people is right-tbst
it has only to be awakened honestly to
act :ustly. We await the result with no
timid autici patton that the decision will
be wrong. We feel that right wiN con-
quer. and Lane be elected.
That is the true and square issue
Lane or somebody else. Upon that the
battle will be fought. Those who have
the most distant ides that Parrott. Ew.
ing. or any other man will stand tbs
slightest chance. are fooling their tim'
away /; for every man who does not CONF
down distinctly to the support of Lane
will be branded as disloyal man and 81
enemy to the State. 1t is our opinion
the people Of Kansas are about tired o
that sort of thing. ,-s.-,.. -s.. ....-.lo
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-04-14

ANOTHER REBEL ATRocIrY.-The rebels
under Forrest, about 5000 strong, on
Tuesday attacked Fort Pillow, at Colum-
bus. Kentucky. After sending ;n flag
Of truce. demanding a surrender of the
fort, which was refused. they renewed the
attack. Major Booth commanded the
Union forces. numbering about 400, white
and black. Major Booth being killed.
and the garrison overpowered, they sur
rendered; but no sooner had the rebels
gained possession, than they commenced
an indiscrimira ate slaughter Of whites and
blacks, unarmed men, sick and wounded.
Men were driven into corners and bayo.
nstted, dead bodies were mutilated, some
were rolled down the steep bank into the
river. and large number were piled in a
wooden building and burned. Citizens
who had taken refuge in the fort were
murdered; and q number Of children from
seven to eight years old and several wo-
men were killed. Over one-half of the
Union force was massacred.
As Forrest seems to have full sweep in
that region Of country. without any sp-
parent effort to crush or drive him back,
the President should at least issue proc
lsmstion. offering him amnesty, in case
be insists upon remaining there.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-04-14
~Fhere b nae Isack About the

-
The most unfortunate politisian we'
know Of, Is Marcus j. Parrot. since he
ceased lighting for principle. and began
10 shift about to estch the popular tide
or to crafty spite. After being sold ont
BY Lsns in the Senatorial election. he OBJ
tanned commission in the army. as 9
member Of Gen. Hunters STAFF. When
The General was ordered to South Caro-
lina. Parrott published . Gard in the pa.
pers. stating that this was accomplished
through Lanes influence, 10 order to get
him (Psrrott) out of the way: but that
be had resigned his commission. and
meant to remain in Kansas, until after
the election. 10 order to show Lane what
sort Of stuff be was male Of. He &C.
ssptsd position on ticket gotten up in
opposition to the one supported BY Lane.
snd was badly beaten. After awhile it
bsgan to bs Whispered that Psrrott had
fallsn into the embraces Of Lane but be
remained quiet, and wss beginning to be
talked of BY many persons as, one who
sbsuld again enter the public service
But in an unlucky moment. and of all
others the very worst time. be permitted
himself to be posted for speech on Lsav.
snworth politics. He made it, and
pitched into the Carney fraud with q sim
This was at the last rally before ths
election, and was intended for the big
effort, which should prove the final knel
to the hopes of the "Frauditss" ant
Boilers" as they were were termed
But alas that same party gained ar
overwhelming triumph. and poor Parrot
again lies Aoundering in the mud. Ahd
whenever he seeks any political favor a
the hands Of bis confederates. be will fart
about as we'll as q game cock that should
enter into companionship with score o
hungry skunks.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-04-14
~ The Savannah Mo. J Plain Deal.

er again comes to US. after an absence oi
more than year. which the editor calls
a Temporary suspension" In politics,
the paper is noniescript. In 1862. the
editor was candidate for Representative.
on the red.hot Radical issue. abusing
Blair. Henderson L Co., and insisting
thst nobody but himself could be trusted.
he received soms 10 votes IN the County
Now. after Temporary suspension'' Of
. year and quarter. be resuseitates the
paper. snd flies ct its mast. head the
nsms of Frank Blair for Governor. Gen.
Guitar for Lieutenant Governor. and
Jim Craig for Congress I; puas the Pew
paws. abuses the Abolitionists and "Jac-
obins." and rejoices in the name of Cop
perbsad. We arc sorry hs pursues this
course. as be has the liquidation of Q
smart man. The only thing he lacks is
brains. aH
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-04-14

H We heard q man wish, in all
esrnestness. few days ago. that some
honest and talented men would emigrste
to Kansas. that she might have men to
elect 10 Office who would be an honor to
bsr. He was perfectly unsopbisticstsd.
Why. If the best and purest man that sv-
er lived were to come to Kansas, and re.
fnss to become . satellite of Jim Lane,
his character would soon bs so besmesred
with foul gobs of malice and slander. that
the deacons of his own church wouldn't
pass the contribution box to him.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-04-14

sDtlrriag Up de MEenkeyH
We have succeeded, in perfecting .
musical contrivanee. upon the plan Of the
man who filled cage with pigs Of vari-
GUS sizes and ages. boring holes in the
sides Of the box. for each pigs tail to
come through. in which BE- tied knot to
bold it there; then. By giving the tails .
twitch. he eOald produce aequeal from
the inside. the small pigs producing .
6ne key. and ths larger ones coarse. &C.
eording to their age. The animals we
have selected to produce our music. are
the editors Of the Indig. papers in this
State; and We are now giving concerts
each week. having tuned the instrument
to perfection. We call our collection the
"Music.l Monkeys" and they are made
to sound the keys BY stirring them up
with sharp stick. E
The air is carried BY the Nemahs
Courier. in ~ ineesssnt screech. Is loud
a q locomotive wbistls-in fact, the Cou'
rier is all ar.
The Big Blue Union supplies the alto
or second. He has scqsired grsat pro-
6cisncy in his part. from having for som,
month"; played second fiddle to Jim Lane