davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-09-30

Pure Cider V1lrR4r Y eat .... ......... =, z4zN8
csmnoo rs so'; ~ as'e;EE vs.T sai sss
1a r. ~, ia.es1s TICK. = large ous w1ta
x.a,u1s a!ns 1T: fs1ss. F:ssss. - .
Eee!ss eosy F11assi Fns ........... sis d
D. h,nss 9,, :uaR n;drs:s5 -
p:sss cs:a; i i: ys.a. - ss-Denrsr.a 1t ,,,.,
u'ckti5, co!4.oo % lsos d. III
N a r I N ID ar
I - ~
p,on E~o,,a s.,s.. F6ssts. ,n5;.;ii, .,:saes. y.
1yp gnao: M9kSs sssa at bl:io l isa1n,tae :n
Pos pan Es@.,s ss a..,s su.i9 saadr
PPoT ~ T1ss nssasi Wson !:
~. 11mbe5: I'm In, s.-.t. ,nrsrt,,
Prop Rr,ssoi PIP Dsys: cooq5ns. = = eds xcoa:
~, Et sa, A1;t'a A. rst oos nn0,o
HasK So! On ~ ooo' 20 toas coal aa2
seas I. B. Exio, Taylor. Grand Harsn. u N
senr Iol. Coas. Crltcr. Bsy c.sy, 1870 o7ls s4ls,
seo: Dia ve;1o1. u tr ueii. baaao se 81 tonS oos,.
go. m y I'D. D''' ''''A '@'' - y 'o"''&
.no 50 n saiu.i.s y" ~ 1ai1Ss@
scos hscsa act:. BawJes, Ocorto, ia n Iamesr. "a
ssA1 !.ts. !s.' tA''' An'ssSc7' 90 n fnaotr' 90 n
Eehf siss.' is,s. sesse Port Sheldon. 50 lnmsaEssm
sesE As:ttso.. r. Aeye.. uso~a4 p,s. 6, cd. vooa.
esnr r.; fss;,,,1tr. Owen, o...a ~ iea
'eeF issss9, Ess; r.R:s: ea''as". Grand
e.,, q. .l'. mn !1I,;I Tkle9; IT,. Auao3'
ss1l T!.xsl;; .te. saaih hs9:p e eas a1sn%s @os.
schE PsHe1, Mt H1n1sJ, kAIA.naxuo. % cts EooS II
, 1864-09-30
MtSrcllancpuH.
r E D AND BEFLEUT

II has esau hozn time lmnemouA; TIA ossaaz n
phDAnshSopfsts ~ ind eoEe remedy for the .ux 4
lu< and sctent1c ssilI has ter ages exporsd everr
RVenue in order to discover tho hiddsp secrer r naf
been. foEsfer. re1eysd for modern areuce I, bY.as
before the wos2d ta1 x1aas IeatroJa1 Ct c,seraE
AID IN
, 1864-09-30

TRUnBDAY EVENING. 6spt - 1851
In cosaeaaenee OF + fu1taes aoeiioe in gold, ,hk
nMket II eastsr. and uuz Wholesale meschaass n&ye
frrther 10 Fere3 hsF quatatlcns. Oa Bro vn sa.et
iDgs we ncte = further decline ct lk93c = Sd: On
tsl3ta Of lhc = I'd: on Blosehed shselye. OF leatr
Pyd; on Glnghans Of &C I'd: en- Canton FIaare1s
CT 80; on Opera F1an1t1s Ct l3c 2 ID; On sa,5anx
Stripes Of 1@7o = ID; on 0ealns OF 4@5c I'd; On
Co,tor ndes cf &c q I'd: on Corset Jeans OF 33sc q
ya: md on Eolorad CaInbfic5 Of 1@7c q 81. Thb
following are tie clpslpG quotations.:
, 1864-09-30


GHioussia nuA3s 0H.s.s+s*s.--s ~
Qr!onf, teltst req. 7a@! 80
o9tfP. sse5s s:s ss e. e
meet IN tn p,ns1cuR dkpFER1!su CT Ills ma, ket. .
et,h IN Almost lomaal DO a~nd pE1ces ns1e fartaer
nlJ7, tht,e berg n7na In rae uarket. WarTKYIsa
n7L qu1tt. vtth .m'1ea supply. We reduce a9ay1.
~ ~ ~ ~ Il, ~ - nnct o1
, 1864-09-30

Hon. Geo. ". Juttanss Appointments.
The 1ndiaIa State Central Committee have
charged the times ard places ofHon. George
". Jnlian's appointments in the northern
part Of the State. BE Will epeak as follows;
, 1864-09-30
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

3HuRsU1f EfHEIHH. bIpttm0SfnI
IpMDER-Recetved5 5ea1e,dsy, LII 900 feet; ship
ca-gces The Iasrlet to dsJ, wish lstIe buHiness
tsntactsd. Tho general depression in the monetary
t.rR4t has affected pI1css and buyers ate o1d1ns cd
In aat2cIpat1cu of1o ser rktea.
eNINGLES-Receivet, 1,es6foo shipped, i2A.co0
Market quiet n1d unchanged.
LATH-Recetret. 1r.ooe pcs; shipped, ss7,aou pca,
In netcsasa demand, with faiz supply. Market
Iults steady.
CARGO fALKs TODAY,
Cargo Hehf H. n Gates, from Pentwater, sold By
Hat Maxwell, to a1rva, 900 feet lumber eesnt-
lzz josft tnbtr and bca.ds; 1T 3ls.3a; cargo schr
McCulccb, from Nuskt Roo, sold by Hart 4 Maxwell.
to arrive. 7o.teo tcct lumter mill run, II ssIps at
$le-N.
, 1864-09-30

THURSDAY EvKtIga, Sent. -. 1861.
The receipts 4n1 shipments Tor the a.t 81 houra
SeFt. 40 fn'f
, 1864-09-30
Execution Of a Deserter and Bounty.
Jumper,

Private Samuel ". Downing, a'ias "John
". Ball" )" company q, 4th Maryland volun.
teere. who had deserted and re.enlIsted sey-
enteen times, was shot at Annapolis On FRI
dsY. He deserted in July, 1865, and re-en-
ueted in the fnl1o tpinn n1a can
, 1864-09-30

CAR B1N III II-Tns maiitt Is dull aad d sss:iTe. &
Rts.p3s ,,s 1s6 I'd nH; soe;s i n sskss .zs
.ei,Ds Il e xslon On n:ss Wits I'D stsa1 vi 81.
nzols 1snzols in a. nllgas snpply. Market aetl7o and NJ
Wsi:s i, ilo iS Is test. by cst lesd s:s 81 esss
gu Bsss:!s e. g g g sas5s H. ess?its s. ~
fess VtsE T. I'll 1 Or @
T. :: 'ssst
c9mmen @ Pm b1 fro On sSA
Fsir 70 cho!ee, o1315
r01LTRI ras fee,ipts sss N oie iios4aS % nd, 3D.
Eish mi mooef.ss @ dsgs7d; we noso decIiae of se@
pl5. xih fats densn', II previous quora:loas. We
Fex1s: Q d : dos. -.,sssss1
F,4aon. Fasss " as;ss13 ,s@13
y vey S ersd md
leo temtnd for tee lumber and Lars suoasor trade.
aId small los src teiag freely It si2I@t3so. LARD
Si:E S;! ts;4y ~, .. eSe., sssa.
e So. ,fa .t s 81 rot Il ~ s
sEED-Ip tar enEsa: ana steady 8 5ss5aan.
I'll :1e9SS s,s All 81
nonlns .. q @2.6s for Fine and $50 for oil.
ssSa PsaS aas;s
H'aS!''' do saie
0o 4eAVE ItS IL H311
IL ess,1t95.;T
sGAH-TheFe oss nssa no ;;isr c6soze y a.
ss III
Tns h., essn .o:anea the
foI lower quo'adsnx. We quote:
Fepe Fefso Ktso essh:
Eais..s
=. Yrennsd. powdered and zr1auis:s::.. zsxs9xs
mne 3!HGsa
@'':siEsisTe
1a
rsfRgPs AND mol A4sE5- II NAL ,spDlyy.
austatlosa. Ne quote: .,a.a,n
Gn5s nosss:; itgeiis
NV o1leaE'. lle9l15
s:e sas nesn 10 ii Is d.
prCe6ion AID fnkc:iHty hy Entcn tnis Earkst hss
eer.non qnsis;ies no further concession has bsen
aus Teuee 4, sen. inssror TO eonmonR nnn o.4o
do do ss2ss'ss, ss2ss g & esoies @ D.. - + % %s
1mpesis,. .nDs.ie5 z ems ar, ! IS SiA
opassxss4 s4s e fss!se fs f:s s 3
do s1tss !st e aS ca9tes; 81 = ns;,:. 7,9 @1s9
'srso' 20 r % ans.s .e ehoics. 5 il il ai;s
oo::5s Tts!s1 ;a!s i 5e essi:e sas Il; SI
sesfi siia ~: fSa Ia na.s.s i,
IRE unch. rRs=., We quo!e:
P:nes G15 fsexess'. @H .
ssPa iii ss:n 10 faisi:i
!ale tolessbl, nrn At previous quotations. We
FisE ccr CHEWING roBAcco- .
EholEe. $L93i:u
Mecdam ''.-..'.... .....-.--.-.......... 29a g
sxoKNu Tonxcoo-
Choice. ...-............................ n121M
Csmpsn. steni..........:... ~ asasses1
Natural Leaf ...,,.,.... 1.5saL4t
, 1864-09-30

AIUE.F$NEEf HGEE1pFMe
The quantity OF Flour, Wheat, Ccra and Barley! Ian
atIldeswAlef during the 90 Neek In 5eps In the
Jears 18A9 *nu lEt4 wss ~ fb1lo~t:
,s.. F.onr. hsls. he.t, ba. Corr. hn Daslsy, bu:
leh3... 8St00 T.Tn 1.o,7.st0 ALTO
1e6a.... 1hsgo 623-M s37,9d0 9,H0
, 1864-09-30

Dec. u h01 1nc.. 61no Dec.. 6S1ooo Dee.. Ii SO
Tbs s9stsEste q1aI tty Of ~ aaas fiees iete at
r. the 90 stPs ncfusye. du1iog the 3ea:s 1851 AID
- Flour, orls. Whest, bu. CorE, bu. Barley. bu.
te9.-..879 30 1t:0,sc0 l7,ss:.1e0 1i7sp0
1S6a.. 500 H,GSt.6ta 6,aAtsm 49,, 60
, 1864-09-30

kA<<-A%
! s AnEhter,eo1 SKA $.
Bnenos AEres- SO 81
0rI1cco, sole BE 20
Orinoco good
t. damaged .... A3 Is
i 4. ....-
, French Gait, 81
French Cali, s.
| n1.--.. =. asa go
Fl euch CatfLe-
noine1, vdnz-
en-. ....1t5.sG3i11.D
Etanch C11fLe-
mnttrs, sec
onds- = dox.T .o1c1 1c7-t8
Ilni1Ks p dox 110Ha l3.D0
soans 2 dcz..15Nil la.N
! l1rn1so1 demand mar.
q tea1ency. We eqao:e:
1ath, Yarn, Hem. II R45t
=" - MAnlllA 7sc
Asnl11s Rcpe..... 793a.c
Manila Hay Rope. SEC
Matltne ........,.sttAi1c
8aea cord.... ...., AA4Ssc
1aaum.......... 3.50ta9-m
ri 80 AMI
, 1864-09-30

- WIZ ~ - y \ q 2F ~ Z
ket N%a5 with q novLWAl
I zWs.sss.ss-...s.... I'D W
Pitt ......-...&. .tEa@.t1
Rca II z iH na....-@&.W
TnTpentlnt.........% 4.D
IlAl. i Lax pscking.....a'c
ItA1- Hfmp picking ZIG
AN. Htmp 3up,.......25c
Am. Hemp No. l.-.... 12c
Am HrMo Eo.2 q c
, 1864-09-30

llERneM MFKUlT@-APP11s sreia more Gm id
1RJ: r1ah ,a aocd etmana Ptces Am at prt-
a. a,e z geoa s1ppl1 and easieE. vitn decline Of
! n Oh pttPlcua qHoeataons. catnw bas A{e scarce
end yer. + N FzAcnEs n ANAL supply. Market
nm sDd u, ,ehnn2ed. Pears IN taE rsceips and
FOOD cegsnd. Market unchanged. French Lemo
sta tn ve1J sn1sl4 Iece'ps. p1sces firm III aa nc.
vera te;cency: 81 1ly Lemons in euol supoiy.
{iFesn Arnlee. q hT Rs WhpTrtaIN y. sneA a m
, 1864-09-30
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.

IT, 9 Campaign in xVash1pctou-rha
aid -'emocrat1c tsSsagnrs them
end Hoe-->ls-ridnnss v1ctory-s:ood
NctEt from all ksuf.tA-PeQnAylVnu nj,
y Knew IsFHcy Wh~ell~r fnen
tfne-Tho . Change Ia tht Oib1mns.
, 1864-09-30

Timctby. lteas pItse6 IN t1sck. @2cc
TImtsby. i0cae, m track .........,,,,.,.... laJ0
Ffanit 6*ssso prts !. ee@7ss 70
EIa!fles lGcss pIesstd 1f0t4a131c
ftaule. loesa... .....-.. lltGa &C
f1TAh P2lcEB.
Timothy, beaten IS nafs79aa
Ino.hy, loose pressed ......,........* 26ez7ta 70
Tmo!hys iooea 71ica23.c0
Ptaiie bekten q ooSa71 tn
PraHie, Ioe.e 10 Ga9OU
F3aitte. Ioose.: -..--..- 80. 11.o @l8m
very l,Di'eo and although this dtmsnd IL very }ib.
eial. prtcet have beea uctAnKtd Fxarch klp and
Calf 1atns sre IN lni.ed recelpe out owing TO the
q c1e n sold and the general densessou OF rAdo
lenolres In fal1 rsQuest at p1evfeus quotsaons We
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-17

END OF THE Price CAMpAIaS.-Gen.
Curtis hss concluded the chase of Price,
and returned to Fort Leavsnworth. The
Lsavenworth Conservative charges the
responsibility Of Prices escape upon Gen
Thsysr, who. with force Of IL. 900 men
at Fort Smith, refused or neglected to CO.
operate with Curtis, and head of Price
The Conservative intimstes that Thsyer
was too busy protecting the swarm ol
contractors and Government robbers
shout Fort Smith, to attend to more i'm.
portant business. We are glad that the
election is over. and that such papers as
the Conservative are beginning to see the
truth of the charges which have been
constantly made by the Anti-Lane press,
during the canvass. It is to be hoped
that measures will now be taken to pro-
tsct the interests Of the Government, and
clean out that nest of thieves down .,
Fort Smith. f" .la2" O.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-17
Proclamation.
STATE OF KANS AS, !
E~r nrnaAzsrn

GAkGuTiVE DgfAkTAENT.
The year now drawing to close has been
one of great prosperity to the people Of this
State. We have tc rejoice over sufficient har-
vests, literally rewarded industry, the decrease
of crime, and the general peace and quiet of
society. = -.atr. H.
In tho midst of gigantic war, which is tax.
ing the energies and the resources Of the coun.
try, we have steadily progressed in wealth and
population. -i
The consumer and the producer have shared
the blessing. derived from the increased activ-
ity of trade and commerce.
Our educational interests have been fostered
and developed. Schools have been establish
ed, churches erected, and the means of mental
and moral culture literally diffused.
The State has been measurably free from
the devastation of rebel armies. The cloud Of
invasion which lately hung over our border has
been dispelled, and the tide which threatened
to overrun our soil, and perhaps engulf our in.
stitutions, has been turned far beyond our
limits. -.
To avert this great disaster, the mass of the
people gallantly sprang to arms, hurled back
the foe, and, by their vigilance and heroism
illustrated the impossibility Of subverting in
stitutions defended by the enlightened valor o.
free and united people.
The Cnion armies have gone on from con
quering to conquer" Great victories have
been gained on land and sea, from the effect.
Of which the rebellion has been shaken to it.
foundation, and a restored Union rendcre;
| certain.
The country has been true to itself. Tht
will of the people has been potentially express
ed in favor of the perpetuation of the Govern
ment, and the prosecution of the war until th'
rebellion is utterly subdued, and Freedom ev
erywhere established.
| These, with numberless other blessing
vouchsafed to us by Divine Providence, arr
subjects of special thanksgiving.
Now, therefore, in accordance with the Pro
clsmaiion of the President of the Cnited States
and time -honored custom. 1, THOMAS
CARNEY, Governor of the State OF Kansas
do designate
Thursday, the 24th Instant,
as day of Thanksgiving and Prayer to AL
mighty God. a
Suspendins all regular pursuits on that day
let US assemble in our several places Of wor
ship, and humbly thank the Father of All 70
His mercies in the past, and implore His guild
ance and protection foe the future.
In testimony whereof. / have hereunto Sc
ny hand. and caused the Great Seal of tn
State to be affixed, at Topeka, this l4th da..
Of November, 1864.
By the Governor.
w. W. II. LAWRENCE,
nov. l7-2w. Secretary Of State.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-17
Rl.aeiNa Hale.

| f...r Sheriff. Bnis'
:, STATE of Kansas, Douiphan oOu'sE<
Daniel Dstrick,
Washington Young. dee, oHsf u
t.a ". -s-.
J.H. Selectmsn. ant Of
DY virtue of an order Of sale isss. i,S;eisl
ID the District Court of the Seccnu ccu,-
District, sitting within and for poolinS - ,.uss
~, and State Aforesaid, for the trial o. s.,,d
arisine uuder the laws Of said sta.e, Mt
November Ist, 1864, wherein Dan,s hing
rick, Administrator Of the Estate OIL H.
ton Young, deceased, 10 plaintln, sIG ,o,S a,y
Selectmsn il defendant, will. on tne ofpips
Of December, 1864, between me nIu - said
O'Clock A. n. and four O'Clock =. IL, Of
day. at the Court House door, 10 'n. ~, for
Trov. County and State aforesaid, oS S;sdsr,
sale, at public auction. TO the nlg i;. md inter
for cash in. hand, III the right, use I'd 20 The
est of the said J. II. Selectman N "a. TIE
following described real estate, " g.. C35}
north. east quarter Of section thir.y do;
in township one, ~ of range nine ns, IN Bloes
.lso. Lots fourteen 40 and ax, W T,iso
n;ne. 191 in the sswn Of Iosa Foin.. ..isfy
A ths property of ]. II. Select man, n.,r;ei,
- o,d!, n asls IN favor Of D.n,st !s;.s,ss
Ad.;.;.trstor ~ Of Ne Essats Of "
Youne, deceased. Jns
Gscn esder my .. e. G. CRAZE.
- - Shcir of Iussphsn COUNTY. ~
PsaaY & HawEine. AsJs -. ,s, sI3.
Hosenhef ard, lseA-N-
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-17

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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-17
Ax ELEMENT Nor CALcuLArrp..

An ELEMENT Nor CALCULATED
The Anli-Lans party. in the late canvass,
felt confident of success. Calculating up.
on the legitimate voters Of Kansas. they
had pretty good grounds for their hope;
but there was an element which they left
out Of the count altogether. There are
now in Kansas. probably six or seven
thousand refugees from Missouri and
Arkansas, who have bean struggling in
during the past three years aud Q hall,
nearly all whom have been in the State
long enough to acquire q residence, al.
though not intending to make this State
their permanent residence. The perss-
cuted Unionists Of Tennessee removed
their families into caverns and mountain
fastnesses, then sheuldsred their guns and
aided 10 rsscuing their homes from th'
rebels, Not 80 with these Missouri and
Arkansas refugees. They clung to thsiI
hills and ravines until their homes wer'
burned over their heads. their crops des
troyed, their stock run of, and them
selves fairly kicked ont. yet lacked tn
energy and courage to 6sht for self-pro
lection. When Kansas troops went to
their rescue. instead Of joining and IS
sisting in the 6gtt, they sought refuge un
der escorts of Kansas troops. in on
State. They had heard tell Of wonder
full being named Jim Lsns. Here the!
saw him. and were captivated by hi
wonderful sloquence, as the ignorant an
low-minded always are. More thai
that, they heard him tell how he was il
favor of marching into Missouri an
making up the losses of Union men ou
of rebel property. Yes, they heard Ian
tell, with his own lips. how they shoul
go down and steal what they had iscke
the manhood to fight for. While Kan
, sas boys were fighting their battles. the
might steal to make up for thsir losses
aud live at their ease. The consequence
was, these refugees, almost to q man
voted the Lane ticket-snd they are ne
all Union men, by long shot. Br
wherever these refugees are found, ther
you will end tha. the Lane ticket carrie
the day.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-17
WHITE CLOUD, KAESAs:
Thursday, 5: November IL, 1864.
The Election.


The returns Of the Kansas election have
been coming in very slowly; but the
counties are now nearly all in. The
Leavenworth Times insists that there is
an Anti-Lane majority in the Legislature.
and that Lee is shead of Clarke. For
our part, we can't see it. We hardly
think the Times would wilfully misinform
its readers as to the result-we do not see
what good it would debut this claim
Of success, in the faoe ofths reurns, looks
singular.
Clarke appears to have decided ma
iority on the home VOTE. The soldier vote
might have changed the result, had the
soldiers been allowed . free and fair
chance; but we all know how things are
managed in the Army Of the Frontier,
and there they report Lane majority Of
nearly 1000. The Anti-Lsns regiments,
such Is the 10th, 1ltb. 7th. 9th. and 9th,
We presume. have not had an opportunity
to vote, or but very few Of them. We
think that the whole Lane ticket. from
CLARK and Crawford down to Stafford and
Brumbsugh, is successful.
As to the Legislature, We call it de-
cidsdly and strongly Lane. If We srt
disappointed in this calculation, we shal
bear it with humility. We know tha
nearly everybody claimed not to be Lam
men. Members were elected "sgainst tb'
Fraud" opposed to Lane and Carney
both, but of the two would take Lane
and upon every other conceivable pledge
Can anybody tell us Of single such can
didats for whom the Lane men did no
pitch in and vote for to man? AL
such, with but very few, if any, excep
tions, will go for Lane straight along
and be the most jealous in bis support
He knows his men. and appears to be sat
is6ed. Were be not, be would not b
taking things so coolly as be is. but woult
b. stirring around to get the thing il
proper shape. When it comes to an cleo
tion for Senator, we predict that Lam
Will 20 In without any trouble. il b
wants it-and We believe be does.
If the State can stand Lanes rule fo
another six years, she can stand anything
sad we ought to be thankful for the test
If there were any smaller favor to b
thankful for, We would try it pull, at
venture. = 1s@r ,s
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-17

ELieut. j. A. Pickett, Detective, hes
sent US . photograph of the 6end. Bill
Anderson. taken the day after he was
killed. Now We do not wonder at his
atrocities. Judging from his picture. ws
should say that he resembled . hyena
more than q human being. were it not
that We do not wish to do injustice to
the hyeua.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-17

Two SIDES TO IT.-Ths Lane papers
arc making An ado over the fact that L.
compton. the Border Rufisn Capital.
gave an Auti-Lans p.jority. They for
get to state that nearly I'll its Border
Rufians. who had not besn eompsllsd to
quit the State. had removed to Lawrence.
since which event that city has gone for
Lane. We refer them. also. to Iows
Point, 10 this County. theformer head
quarters of Border Rnfiianism in Northern
Kansas, where . Free State man wss
scarcely permitted to live. and where. only
four years sgo. Republicans were mobbed
by gang Of rufians under Lanes pet
Rufus R. Edwards. At the recent cleo
tion, tho vote was almost unanimous fo'
the Lane ticket. So with Doniphsn
where they used to murder Free Stat
man every morning before breakfast, snt
where, ever since the war began. th
Pro-Slavery party held the msjority
Last week, that town also went almos
unsnim ously Lane. White Cloud, High
land and Elwood. formerly reliable Ere
State town. gave large Anti-Lane ma
iorities; while Wsthens, where the Pro
Slaveryites Of Washington Township use
to concentrate on election days. was. o.
the 9Th. the ralfying-point of the Lam
party of that Township. We nigh
likewise refer to Marshall County; but th
above instances are sufficient to sho'
that this question, like all Others, ha
two sides to it.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-17

LITTLE CANDDATss.-The Democracy
are unfortunate with little men. As sure
as they trot out Presidential candidate
whom his followers delight to denomi
nate Little" so sure is be of being de-
feated. In lS40, they put up "Little
Van," and he was beaten. In 1860
Little Dug" was on the track. and be
failed. This year they trotted out "Lit.
tie Mac" and his melancholy fate is ye,
fresh in the minds of all. Their success
ful candidates, Jackson, Polk, Pierce and
Buchanan, were none Of them called "Lit.
tls," yet the last two named were precious
little. after all. The Democracy should
beware of little men.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-17

SOLDIERS. ATTENTION Pain, disease,
and exposure, with hot climate, muddy
water and bad diet. will be unavoidable,
but armed with Holliwsy's purifying and
strengthening Pills, you can endure all
these and still retain good health.
If the reader of this "notice" esnnoI
get q box Of Pills or Ointment from the
drug store in his place, let him write te
me. 80 Maiden Lane. enclosing tbe
suouut, and / will mail . box free o.
expense. Many dealers will not keep
my medicines on hand because they can
not make as much profit as on other per-
sons make. IS cents, SS cents. and
9l.40 per bog or pot.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-17

CoopBR & CREIGHToN.-Business men
who advertise literally, deal likewise
If the public desire to find out where to
get the best bargains. let them refer to the
columns Of the newspaper, and ascertain
who are the most liberal advertisers. The
firm Of Cooper & Creighton. in Dorland'.
Brick, are of this class. They not only
believe in advertising, but do it in an at
trsctive style. Their new poetical ad
vertisement will be found in this issue
1t will do to read, not only to find on
where cheap goods may be had, but as sr
unique combination Of business and pleas
pre
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-17
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rroE,h Of Lnxuri,u. Hair. Whsse", or =
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Al! applications answered by return mall
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Respectfully yours,
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s3l Broadway, New York
s., 90 l.,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-17

~ Some of the papers. in giving q
list of members elected to the Legislature,
insist that III. Snot" is elected in Leav.
enwortb, and class him as Lane man.
It must be q mistake; but if there is q
member elect afflicted with such . name.
We don't doubt that he is Lane man.
Wonder il they don't mean Manning. Of
Marshall County?