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, 1864-12-17
The Reciprocity Treaty.

The following Is the vote in the House upon
Mr.. Morrill's amendment authorizing the
President to give Great Britain the notice re-
quired for Terminating the Reciprocity Treaty:
YEAs-Aessrs. Allison, Amet, Ashlcy, Bailey,
Boidn;n iMich-), Baldwin {Anss-}, Ra1ter, Ben
man. Blaine. BloW, Boutwell,, Boyd Bsandagce,
Brooks, Brocrna,1. A. II. Clark, Cole, Davis {Md.]
Dawes, Dixon, Ectlc:, English, Farnsworth, Gaa-
son, Gooch, Grinne1l, Highly, holman, Hooper,
uotehkiss. Hubbard iowa, nnbhatd tConn.
uu.}burd, 1ngersol!, Jenckes. Julian. Kelly, ke{-
LEE LIE Masshs aeGais, Eiller n Y. Soo1hsad
ers, Norton, UdeH, Oxen (Penn.l Orb, Rattel-
son, 1'crhnm. Pike. Poneroy, PRICE, Rice faass:
Rice Tile. y R0binson, Rollins IL. HI scheack,
Ecofeid. Scott. Shnnnou, Sloan, Smith, s1cithcss,
Spnuldine Starr, 61eyens, Thuy cr, Thomas. Tracy,
Ipson. vtn EakenburE, Washburne t1l.} Wash
burn lNurs:), eWhaley, " t''iams, Wilder wt'son
and 1t1EN1n-S5.
NArs-McssrE. Alley. -1acona, Arnold. hown
tWis.), Chandler, Cobb, Cor, Davis r.. ~ Dta.
nison. Donnelly, Eden, Edgerfon, Ezdrid1s, Eliot,
E1nck, Frank, GARFIELD, Harding, H4graagton'
tAiNfr (Ta.l Norris (Ohio) AorFlson. HoMt,
O'Nci1l {Ohfo), Pndleton. Hadford, Idndan {pa. }
Roltins {Ao.) Ross, S7e<lt (N. ~ Sfeele IT, j.
Stiles, Stuart, SMedt, 71trzsend, Halsgor.h
Toyd, TH<fitT, Window and Benjamin Wood
| 81. I0f the ye4s, Is are Cniouists and 10 Demo
crats; Of the nays, II are Uniouists and 10 Demo
! CIate.
, 1864-12-17

The charge for storage Of grain the coming win
Will be the salne as summer raes }c for each and
every ten days after first ten daJs. But PARTIES
having grim in store can. By gtTng notice to the
Secretary in writing, al my Tine from the frst to
the 18th Of December inst have their grain etore
at three cents per bushel from the date Of such
nouce to five days after the opening OF the Erie
Canal In the sp1ing OF 1866 Winter storage at the
New York and Erie Elevator will be three cents,
, 1864-12-17
ynxv nrJerna Suynr Mn rteY-Der. z.

The receipts this morning were again very in
considerable. They inclnded 50 bfls syrup, for
we have no sales to report, rafny and cloudy
weather having prevented operations on the land:
ing. There were, however, only few very small
. lined to only a few hundred hossheads Of sngar
and trivial lots Of moaesce, falls very FIR short Of
. the expectations Of many Western buyers, who
will now have to turn their attention to Cuba
sugars. the enpplF Of the Louisiana product being
insufficient cVGn for the city ttade
, 1864-12-17

goa sprins E1a 4 Is 8: $ e5!s 81 Wits Matsr
aPaepix" a. saiS; ioa bri. Esxie private soFms
WMEAToRecrlsea etn'ts tSas1; Isso -; shipped.
WUT~x WnxAT II syoEY-4oa pn No, Rca 4: tlss:
e eu DO ti: s9 - b. i, Sg ~ Ksd a. Z sE sF.Sa
oo bn % at *1t1; looN bn DO Il ti;tk: $500 bn DO
.se n.iist for Ao spTas -. qaes md sts.s :.
C0Rk-Eeeetysd today s. % sn'pped. none.
OLD Com IN sTo11--eD0 in No 1t q %. Nkw Cosy
io nn rev &c Go5n T. 4a F T} ~ &c; so oa do a.
OATS Received to-day = O., bu shipped, e,1oa'
g. oa1s n b % ~ loas ssxe
is,0co 5u d It esxc; IT'D b No osss * sseSihe
market cloeinE nfn u 6eHc for good receipts Ne.
KYERscelysd to-day. - b.: .h.ppsd: t2s peae;
Eve ID etore ut $l25: 400 bn do Mt 81 q.
bARLEK-Recet1ed to-day. 100 hu. Market &C.
tive and steady. Sales today were: t606 ou old
Harley " stora ut II So; 900 ha TO 1t sl 500 ou
NALCOuOL-1n consequence Of the adrsnee N
HEhwtneat the market has advanced to l'633's per
BUTTEK-Eeccired to-day, =, 500 81: shipped to-
Prime Dsts7.in crocks and Tubs. .tss4so
koLl Hatt9E
Shipping Butter.. aMc
Sis tedsy 81 dTkas GOOD ii sc ioo affas psns
At Sc: 1G0 Ds roll II tic.
DElNS-h ta1S demand. and steady Al $2.ct92 =
BKOOM CORS-R ceived to day. !. SO n. Mar
ket quiet. Saits: tons ta1r $40 po r ton tons
cholee g t273;9o.
, 1864-12-17

wThc CoppeEhead papers In California
are suffering from collapse similar TO that
which has proved 60 fatal with so mauy In the
Eastern States. The San Francisco papers
mention the deccase Of the VfrEinia City Corr
,tuution, the aurora 1snses, tho Sierra Stand
ard and the San Francisco DoQy Ayyas.
, 1864-12-17

~The Galena da y and tri.week'y Dem
oe1u, CoppeIhead journal and a rsdacsl sup
porer Of JEFF. Davis and the Southern Con-
fedesncy, Is dead. Over thirty Coppcrhead
papers have paid the penalty Of disloyafty In
. similar manner.
, 1864-12-17
COMMERCIAL.

FRIDAY EyESN0, Dec. Ii, tstL
The receipts aud shipments, during the past -
hou5s, were rs follows:
KEc1p1s AND aHtrxEHrs DURING FAST 9i HOURS.
, 1864-12-17
f.HatF4E1D DAILY n ARKE

An saks ar grain ,sde ara reported ~ tate Asartel
report according 10 ae Neso f1lts oT snl<Ss
2tnts faasrn &. :sssso ~. sprag nos cSsego 1z:.n
hat 1ehscA ;0as loratr!Y" 5p.ngnH .25s ps,; o;
spnq n9s SpS.ag" asa "s2 ,fat graa:: e.. {!
"Eo. ia e noto tNo. Eed;" aud Rejected Eas
@'''s FRIDAY EvHs138. Dec. 16. 1861
RRE1EHTS-Therel L. no change IN rakc9 to-day.
, 1864-12-17
LOGS AND r1sOV{S5pNS.
.iEEI.ISarDN. IOWA. AAREEr.

December 10. :
The ndsance In gold and more favorable wealth
cr for packing has stimulated the hog market.
more active trade. The impression Is getting to
be general+ that the crop throughout tie North
west will be from 20 to 81 = cent short OF last year
weight /, head. The yield Of lard viii doubtless
be lces, for the last year early In the seasln every
thing was run into lard, owing 10 thc f4ct that
joints. This year it is the REVERSE almost every
thing Of tho hog product Is relatively higher than
last year.
, 1864-12-17

The receipts Of Hogs to-day. as reported on
Change foot up 3.125 head, and the entered sales
, 1864-12-17
FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY

FRIDAY EVENING, Dec. Is, 1854.
There ia no dfmlnution In the demand for money
Tho packers arc very persistent in hclr calls. and
their wants arc large. With Hogs ut 81i00 to
$500 per cwt 1t takes a mint Of money to keep
even one large packing establishment running,
to say nothing Of the thirty now in full blast
Many legitimate customers have to-day tcen turn
ed away with their wants unsatisded, except to a
partial extent. The whisky interest is also calling
for money, but gets little. Calls from other opc-
rators are comparatively snall. There Is some
thing very like Btringcncy, which is likely to In
tcnsiiy unless the packing interest holds up for
breathing spell.
Exchange Is more plenty to-day, Influenced by
the scarcity of currency, bat there Ia no quotahle
change-}G4 buying; par selling.
Gold dropped little to-day In New York, under
the influence Of the news from Thomaa and sher-
MIN. a still further confirmation OF the news
would send 1t still lower.
The following are the quotations telesraphed to
James Boyd, bullion broker, 50 Clark street:
10:20 4. a.m............e34 900p. m...........2 .2als
1910 d. ...........2A SEQ p. m....,.... .33laf
linn A m m..S3Jl1 $50 u. m ..... 23ti
, 1864-12-17

LIE 1L1l&1G Il MANU- L ~ law
l. LEUM CO., Of the City Of New York
"a .sS<t.bVV3NOV$
W,uu0 SHAfts- tnAt WV ~0S0.
Office, 81 Cedar street, View York.
TH09TEI8:
Hou ROGER AVER1LL. ...,.......-..- Dauhnry. Conn
WILLARD PARKER ~ M-D......-....-..;,;N New Torx-
Z. =. BE4pEN ofk 1oFk-
}F SANGhkn n 4orf
To ali acquainted with the on Region Of Western
Penrsyvaala the nnme OF thl1 Company aa noleHs -
In FITS locality Is significant OF the crest Fa1a OIL lka
properties. fhe.e IL no better oil Territory.
iembraces Interests In fee and tp moro Than WEE
TT productive wells and In Twelve Others now knpdy
approachin1 completion; while the fntther deVeloP-
ment OF ItA large nntmproved area Will 2e m ea1I1
day greatly lncrense Its product.
We e1eE Il ~ permanent hytdsnd-paItne Invest
nnent- .x..,,., xn,.
Is or The uuder4igned At 80 per Share, BE1H OAEr
HALF OF It's PAR FALEk.
me DECLARED dividend for the month Ia Que per cent
on IT, en capital, to which purchasers within the
month will be entitled. -
s3ofH hoy 1r.yx nd arr
, 1864-12-17
@iScRfIQneuu8.

M RS. S. 4. ALL EN-, :,
, 1864-12-17
WhoisMrs, s. A.AIIen?

..,~,. ..,,o, :. o,.
,,.., ~,..,,.<S ---
al.d, In New York City observed that her hair NJ
rapid, losing natural color. and getting qaits
krsy. and d''is'nE tho Idea Of becoming gray, aad
,r,nror,, eonc1udsd that ahe won1d trv and ,nv,n,
.ar,,,,,na ,h.. xord ...,o~. h.r h,, -. r.,
,t,. ..,n-s nd ~ ain, =, .t,,. .n1 n,,-...-....
.-t.,.,,,11 ~. .r.r.,,., ~ r-;a,n,. t,., VI.
tf.,e, ,,. t.d commanded xortd MT on,x ,..to,.
~, ,,,, II. II, ORIGINAL ~otor INIT ~1.o -~na. !, ,A
biz. and g,,e It tho natural ot.tacss head Of hair
shop1d hsys. This Wa. even mora than aha ha6
honed for ard without tho s1txhtess intention At nrrs
ofm,ane \ bus,ncs. Oft. she VA ac,uanv fu,ead
~ sonss1se 1l4n* ~ 'o6 s-se' =, M' naAa'a ~
acausintanecs had informed OF the remarkable
the article: and shs now probably does OF the
srxes, cash businesses In The City Of New Tork
Owing to the 1ar9s deuaud rom fozelzn coantr.ea-
High uolporn. Principal Mandatory and sals.
, 1864-12-17

S'' nExtocK-
u,roe~. = "A Atan IL Collar. p tk..,.. ia q
Tine y 1n... 47Go ID Slaughter s1e,, ia IS
Kin Mi i ~ l. iTSi Is BqeSus Ayers. asa IS
Ein''h'y. r., sal. % Orinoco soIe.... 4l8 Is
unnrr. : P'i II .... "a s. damaged...... $50 Il
oia9i;1' 10 Do ned " S ps.......... s.,ea $40
u.,ne,s ae - p. ns 3ss s Ss.....e soea a2s
k5. kEpeSs So. i,xis % fa moines Yaziio oos1.ooo
and medinm.. t. gel 50 French Call, Le'
Kip. Solh'yy,. 65a1 20 molne5, Scc-
(sX EItYR., 2oOyks 50 pnds, tnZ, 100 10ai1eb %
Frerch I'm. 1T ! Lintpgx 2 dol. 0U04 1900
choice 2..512 50 isoans Rdo1- l5.oo@ lsM
p 3esa3so
, 1864-12-17
DISTINGUISHED C14ERGYMEN>
Free-vtil Offerings for Benefits Received.
High Praise.

REV, DANIEL r. WOOD, allddletown, y. r., writ
ms ny the uEc ct Mrs. 5. A. Aliens Worlds Hair ka
storer Ind Hnr Dressing the hair has greatly theke
Cd upon my head, and pnt on very healtey appear.
nnce The same IL true fmy dauEhter her hair had
become thin and came ont constantly. ua!al va
thought the head would oe almost bste: Der hair has
handsomely thlckened up, ans alao has healsafn a9-
pearaacs-"
Renewed His Age,
REV. NJ. THATCHER, Of New York. IN n 1ctter
aay1: MY age In stxty. One year nxo my hA!f waa
very grsy, and falling. used Mrs. S. A. AIleoH
Wofids Hnir RcstofeF 4ccoEainE p directions 9nt
my hair Is restored to it natufl color, and has
.The zyIobasa,nun have found the best and most
ag7feah1s halr dressing have ever used"
Valuable Testimony.
REV. A. WEBSTER, Boston, M.ss, wr1tea: - hays
used through the advice OF pRa10nal friends. A7. s. A.
Allene worlds Hair Resor9f aah zyI0balsauarEu. for
several months past with great effect and tutre aatts-
tsctIop, AN NusV SElrrER BALD MOB GRAY; my hak
was dry and brittle, but has reganed the aotnssa o.
t1s sa1lef yeaEs."
For Children7s Hair.
MRS CLARK, wltc or Rev. D. ". Clark, ctue.nnat1,
Dbfo writes: " have used MEs S. L. Aliens ZyobAl-
eaMrm with much xat1sllctop In dressing my own and
children hait. After trying various articles, fe3l
no hcstAtou In recommending yours as the Bxsf
have rsed It gives the hair sof glossy appear
-4nce, and retains It In any position dsatred-"
, 1864-12-17

The New York Herald Of the 14th contains
full details Of Gen. Warren's late movement
south Of Petersburg, from which We take the
following account Of the results secured by
the expedition:
, 1864-12-17

This night scene was the most animated and
exciting Imaginable. Large piles Of dried
pine wood, ior the use Of the railroad, lined
each side Of the road for long distance. nil
OF which Vas ignsted during, the night, and
lighted the forests and farms for miles around.
Whole regiments would form in line as close
ps the men could stand along the track st 3
given signal every one seized bold Of the rail-
THosd il fis front, and in q twinkling hundreds
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-17

EARs.-The long-eared animal who
has undertaken TO supply the ostensible
editor of the Nemahs Courier with an ar
ticle which be does not himself possess
namely. brains-is at present paying par.
ticular attention TO the Chief, as well as
instructing the people of Nemaha in the
art Of Indignation. The people of that
County appreciate him. He has two
years in succession been up for Office; and
each time. his principal argument against
bis opponent was that he was a jaeksss;
and both times has he been badly beaten.
When the people Of Nemaha prefer to
elect an ignoramus, jackass, over such
a talented and handsome specimen of hu-
manity as himself, they will no doubt
gladly receive any advice which he may
volunteer to give them against the men Of
their choice! This is sarkastikul.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-17

~ We admire MeGrew's indigu,-
tioa speeches. He varies them % h,
goes, and thus makes them interesting
While others are content ,s charge ,h,,
Csrney's green-backs corrupted the Leg.
islature, McGrsw draws it little ,,rop.
ger, and insists that Carney bought th.
members with 100000 in gold. II
such be the ease, all we have to ,.y j.
that it was foolish financial operation ID
Carney. when he might have bought tb,
Legislature with green-baeks. and ,oa
his gold at GO per cent. premium. Nr
we know where Sam. Wool 60, th,itn
dollar gold pie se!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-17

ISDIoNATIos MEErlSos.-Tbs I,,:
have been holding more meetings d,.
the past week, with their usual
Even in localities where the sen.iusD, :.
all ir their favor. their meetings ara ,.n'
affairs.
, They held one in Shswnee. Job.
County, atwhieh Sid. Clarke spoke. vb,"
some one charged him with su;,a,;s
the Indians in that locality. G,o.,s
were given for Clarke. and cbes,s :.
Carney.
They held one at Mound Ci,v, i.
County. After Clarke, McGrsw & o.
spoke. Judge Lowe replied, and the ms,
ing passed q resolution that ,hey cons
manage their own affairs, without III. :,
vice Of political hacks from abroad,
They held one at Manhattan. n,
FuIlington delivered himself. and r,.
completely demolished by a spe,ks, a.
the other side. Cheers were given r.
Carney. and srosns for Jim Lane. VIII.
Fullington L Co. beat retres,
They held one in Hidden's Di,,,i,,
Nemaha County, where they had Hidd.n,'
course on the Railroad question to b.I,
them. But after the resolution, Vs.,
read, they were voted down BY ,,,,
majority.
They held one at Oskaloosa, but tb.;.
resolutions failed for want of votes.
They held one at Grasshopper Fall,
which was very largely attended. Ne.
Cahon and Judge Schuyler bloviated, and
were listened to attentively. when ,erii.,
Of resolutions were offered, endonine Ii,
election of Carney. which were adopted
with but one dissenting vote.
| About their only success was at P.ol,
where they procured the attendance Of
party Of drunken soldiers, who Threatened
Senator johnson Clark with revolver.
and compelled him to leave the stand
after he had been called to it.
This is the way the people are iudis.
nsnt.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-17

Their TncE SpiRIr.-Tbe Junction
Union. one Of the most indignant OF the
Iudigs., concludes long howl as follows;
"If the people ct the nezt election os-
eide against this conspiracy ana Iraa", M
and a corrupted State Senate Interposess
to thwsr, the decision. the lsmp-posts o,
Topeks will groan with the carcssses OF
,.cresnt bot defunct Senators. There
viii be . mass meeting held in Topeka
sbout the second Tuesday ot January
1865, and wo! wo to the traitor VINO
sets himself up against the rights OF tne
people Of Kansas" .
That IS an outspoken expression oi the
true spirit of the Lane gang. Rendered
into plain English. it means this: Next
Fall, an entire new set Of Senators and
Representatives is to be elected, and the
only issue will be the Senatorial election
by the late Legislature. If majority o.
the members of House should happen to
be in favor of new election. but Q ms
jority Of the Senate. elected at the same
time, refuse to yield their own eonvic'
tions. and violate the pledges upon which
they were elected. and vote against going
| into Joint convention. mob will gsthe'
in the streets Of Topeka, and hang them
But If all that mob are composed Of such
bait as the ono who wrote that article IN
the Union. their hanging won't hurt much
Now. let US tell the other side. If th'
next Senate is averse to a new election
and the House. utterly regardless of thi'
fact, insists that a joint convention b
had, the Senators will go in body tt
the Hall Of the House, each Senator vii
seize three Representatives by the heels
and drag them through the streets OF To
peks, until there is not q. hair left oil
their heads there will be enough Of th'
article scattered around to make bsi
mattresses for all the people of Topeks
and at least that article Of household Us
will not for years figure in the bills Of tn
Secretary of State, charged against tn
State . a
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-17

LAwRENcH.-The election in this city,
although professedly not influenced by
politics. looks exceedingly like bad de-
feat of the Laneites. At least, q ticket
called the Peoples Ticket. was gotten
mp, composed mostly Of Lane men,
Another, called Citizens Ticket, was
brought out against it, composed of An
ti-Lane men, and was elected by . vote
Of almost two to one. A. j. Sherwood.
quite Young man, and q stsunch
Fraud," was chosen Justice Of the
Peace over Ladd, one Of the Oldest cit
izens, and, we believe, the same man
whe. few years ago. as Justice of the
Peace. assumed the authority Of declaring
Jim Lane not guilty of the murder Of
Jenkins, and discharged him. without so
much as requiring him to answer at
Court. Another good evidence is the
fact that John Speer charges the result
upon whiskey. Whenever the Laneites
ars clearly whipped. they blame it all
upoa whiskey. lr
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-17

his way rejoicing. He returned home just
in time to learn that the Legislature had
committed great fraud. which incensed
him greatly; and he will continue incens-
ed-until somebody on the opposite side
buys him! No bids of over $50 accept
ed ~
This is the style Of men who are charg.
ing that sixty eight members Of the Leg.
islsture were corrupted. bribed. bought
Up. BY Csrneyl
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-17

@ What pity it is, that every
member Of the Legislature did not favor
the Senatorial election, to give the Indigs
foil sweep for the exercise of their wrath
Now. the 6ercest indignation meetings
are being held in such Counties as Lyon
and Pottawatomie, whose Senators and
Representatives all voted against the cleo
tion. They are compelled to tear around
at fearful rate. with no one OF home to
kick. In such cases, the managers ought
to secnre the presence of some "fraud"
member from neighboring County. that
their indignation may have visible pres
ence to vent itself upon.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-17

r. Gen. Lane has just discovered
that Kansas has interests aside from his
political affairs. He has introduced q
bill into Congress. asking for an appro-
priation Of $4,000 to build Capitol at
Topeka; and has asked for aid to con-
struct Railroad from Leavenworth TO
Lawrence. So the Senatorial election
has done some good-it has started Lane
mp to do something. Now, If he would
only carry something through for the ben.
eft of Northern Kansas, he would aston
ish our people, and not make them bit
indignant.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-17
"a Fraud and an Outrage"

Any one travelling through Doniphan
County, cannot but have noticed farms
here and there, in evsrf direction. with
the houses deserted, fences going to de-
struction, and everything abeut them
wearing . desolats and drsary aspect.
The owners Of large majority Of these
farms are Of in the army, or sleeping
upon the field of battle. In the Summer
Of 1862. Gen. Lane, with bis recruiting
commission. obtained to strengthen his
power, came to our County calling for
volunteers. He pledged his word that
the regiments were to be raised for home
protection, and would not be taken from
the State; sAd that they should be dis
charged in time to return home. AID put
in crops. the following Spring. Upon
the strength Of these promises. old men,
young men, and boys eslisted. leaving
their crops ungsthered, and their farms
INTENDED. The regiments we're filled,
and Lane sold the commissions, without
regard to toqualifcation. to men who would
do his bidding. and aid him in polite
81 fight. No sooner we're the regiments
organized. thsn they were ordered out Of
the State. Spring came, Summer, Au-
tumn. and Winter: and yet those old
men and boys have not come home
Some have fallen in battle some have
fingered sut their lives in hospitals, from
diseases contracted through bardships and
privations which they were not fitted to
endare; and others are still bearing the
brunt of the campaign in . dreary and
inhospitable region while their families
have been forced to seek . home with
friends, leaving their own to 20 to waste.
And, after all, Kansas is not credited
with those men, but must submit to q
draft to gil up the deficiency in her quota
Yet it ia called ga fraud and an outrage
to hurl from power the dsmagogue who
: was the cause Of all this 81
Yes, those regiments were raised under
pretence Of home protsction-three regi-
nsnts, collected from all parts of the
State-but were Immediately taken away
from their homes. When they were fsr
out Of reach, the homes on the Southern
border were threatened. and deputations
were sent to Washington. to beg of Lane
to use his influence to secure the raising
of . regiment for home protection but
after promising to do 50, he thwarted
the plan, because he would not be per
mittsd to peddle out the commission
for political power; and soon after, tn
enemy came and butchered hundreds o
citizens in cold blood. Yet it is ".
fraud and an outrage" to deprive him o
his ill.deserved power, and place him il
. position where he will be incapable o
mischief!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-17

/ The following nominations zen. c..r,.r,
Senate o. the 29th ult. BY the o0'
have been confirmed a. nsitsk.
Br;qadi.rs.-S. A. Drake G.s,syi
xoi,h !; Byron Sherry. Nsn.h. GSsT icsa 7.
Jobs B. Scott, Coffsy County,
sneddy. Linn County. = Modgs d
n Ssats Geo1egia-B +. "'
Wysndoste County. ,,;o.--J. !
) Gcmmiissios<rs of lm".gra''Jt - Dogs
and A. Th0"'0' "
Cosnty. "~
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-17

I LAWRENCE BRlDaE.-We have been fa.
vored with free pass. for one year. over
the Lawrence Bridge, and wish it were
only in our power to make frequent use Of
it. We passed over the bridge couple
of weeks since, and from what we saw Of
it. consider it a very fine structure. 1t
has been put up in substantial manner,
st heavy expense, and the enterprising
Company deserve handsome return upon
the capital invested. -..,i
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-17

ANOTHER DRAFT The Presiden. h,,
Just issued . call for two hundred thou
sand more men. If not raised BY vsIun-
tesring. BY the 18th Of April, draft will
take place as soon thereafter a, prrpI,-
tions can be made. in all the WMt',
Townships cr Districts tina. have not 6IL
Ell their quotas.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-17

: The advertisement. of Jennings Il S'''-
er will be found in this weeks issus. ls
whole Of their extensive stock Of goof' y
daily expected. when they will be Pr'pr,
ed to Offer bargains to customers that VIZ
astonish them. Look ont for sOnsihns
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-17

@ The elitors of the Topeka Recori
are fair specimens Of Indignant dignity
They are in the habit Of sending their
spies and their children alont office, aDf
stores. and into private families, report
private remarks that may be aroPPsi'
which in dne time are given to the PubIIc
through the columns of the Record