davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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TO-DAY the Wlfxet Wd1 Qu1tt bHt nt10. Eae8 Verf.
a. Co bn No Onir IN lat& 1t 90 ou do At c:
o hn do st 7pcs St60 bu No 6atR In srore sr az
ii % bu do at aHc-clostrk rm Sa4e37pxc + MAI
RYE-Kecelvcd to-day. 1.lo1 hu; shioped to-ds1
ca bu. The {ol1oen1 tAhle shows the recefu:a sud
shlnnent during the week. '00
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on odis Of = s:e@ags per bushe unjsfs 0fhs-rtss
8sEG4. -Four u 3at5 Ctace-5i iess x.attd
-. TUESDAY EVENING, June II. 1854.
there has been better supply ofvesses Ia port ii d.,
pRtf TO iess acuye de9l lns for freight r5on.
date e our Lat weakly revtew. TODAY, however,
ne nrm, with rather IN npEarl teodensys The en-
gnEemtnts weso; Eo BgFrALo-B4rk David siorra,
sIhf3 stAmpede. Eayl ~ r6uson, F. T. Barney Com
test and Bay CITY all With Wheat 14s; schr on liz
Ghsi. Mlh so1Ep' 1;' a. 1s TO KtsosTox1schr Cubs
with wheat, vla uotettch. al anc. 70 OsWEdo-Schr
AcDticeEo. With wheat. at 21c. To CAPE vIyCeyT--
evatlon, at 21c. .40
FLARE Avp K411" .Fnz1anTs- During the week
rates on lou to Nw Yprk and Boston By the Or ,ne!
!er lines have dtcneo 1tc br. and fourth Glars
T. the same proport on. We quote:
Flour 10 BQStNp. lake ard rail. On
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corresponding week 12E3 So. 3t,tS3
sestoa OF .2Ef7s &
cor per.nd h3............ ....-..... 9.A2t -
ShI ped last week. bu..-. .............. 279 Isl
as corresponding week 1885,. -. sra NJ
:. seseou OF t4.....-.....-..--,-.. ..2s7lsa7
50 cor. nerfod bs...... ............,,.,.l s5sl1i
The markst Tor 0ats dn:iUs the weak has sulet In.
eiosips sSsae seloW she Closing prfcss fFi 81 ,sss
week Tba demand has toen ch,eay for sbann,s nj,
nsuAl. Tit following tabte shows tho daily tfassac
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TEE WAR RECORD or ILLINOIS
Over $4,000 Re.cn17stcd Vete.
rams,
TIE ST4TE 1000 AHEAD OF ALL clLL.

From the Illinois State Journal, June i'll
We give below an exhibit of the debts
and credits Of The Site Of Illinois tor troons
furnished up TO the Goth day Of April, 1854.
Us reported by Gen. James B. Fry, Provost
Marshal General, in q communication to the
Executive of this State, under date of June
1st, 1864:
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r!tetEA. i4AAlt
cas tsuaes ~. 1.'. .--.............'... *:n%E
.CnOPEIkAEE-Thtrah has been little change II
the activity OF the market during the past week.
Prices hsve heen unsettled, the resulS of
the additional cost OF labor. Although two three
advances Eare been made since tbs increase Of wo-k-
mems wnges. manufacturers deem that still fortt-
e. fdvat ce necs tslrv an1 consequently note
n Flour hhls On loose hf bhls and $500 do= on
Butter KeRe. There ls no dem,ud for Fork. h5ls o.
and loces hf bbls are t1 large rel0stt We quote.
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Oolo9Fs Inferior To 8n> y A.....,, n y, xw
e1Ia TO enoice, H...........,f Is q tSi
n rn shnn;r.. - =
limited rrctt,ts. Prices drm and unchanxt1, "
quote: ~
TOHACCG-There hAA betn a NOR 3 aettylsy III the
mafIes. md trie es Of choice mAhaeturod tobsccoQ
sre 1,Mer bns common quAlIteS NJ tn vsry limited
We quote:
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OWDEK-MaIket gencf AllY 0ulet md nrm,
with sulr supply. Previous quotations uncnaneet
We 1nnte: -
Ellie Povder.
D4ssfjng Powder q nkeE...........-.... 7.319 500
PAINTS-WE1r1 LEAp-Mstket very active
Pure Lead is n sery spal! snpPy nnd & prices rule
icns 9uotaions. Colors firm AID unchanged. We
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DkUfse AND CaEaII CA LS-There b is been
mere activity Ia the n srket during the week; and
With the present md also prospective Increase Of du
ties ptisss e s9!s u0usaa'ly arm. With GO nparl
ehnn=es on our Previous q unfatio7s. tnbeba hava
saTs need from 1ac to >! 60; On Casio. on th'e his
E1h large demsnd. there has been adyancuo VI kc
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1seeItSto 1Ass Etut, nEIs ,BI7
!. ctIHss0nulSg week. 1S,3, bkls. .....,. 4h,9at
:. oullng me season, lS6i.
eoffespnnnlns period, tSSa......... ..at,ss9
sllppea stk EeeA. $500
). GoI!esponGihg Meek, lBbs.............. 6l ,4i
aEE!nE sc-eor, 1901 ...........:......i.0.iS .iS7
cnficE co'respone i1E .t1od. fSS!-... Al ,e01
at'.Se. E1sh good eema1d By New York and Ve1
t,nc th ana re nose ~ atIaacs u psiccs
r. hri. 1he ID decins tn .'Lakc and Kali' ,ffeish:s
the maf3et. During Tie week about 3.,oo9 brs
shsr:sd G @ hsnd' 4 S7ssa95s!cr 1ow grads 70 yey
NIn er e1trss &s.er@7. fo7 comnoa 10 very cho,c
attt ext 49, sEl ea597H Tor falr spriug sue-s.
lbf TRANSACTIONS each dax were follow
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-03

New SENATOR FRox KANsAs.-Thos
Carney. the new U. S. Senator from Kan.
-sas. is, leading merchant Of Leaven.
worth where be is understood to have
made q fortune. Though a jealous Re-
publican. he rem aimed in private life till
1862. when be was made the Republican
candidate for Governor. and was chosen
by $500 votes over Wagstaff dem. J
his being the highest vote Of any man on
either ticket. He carried every county in
the State but Atchison and Morris and
only lost the latter by two votes.
For Senator. Governor Carney had 6S
votes to 81 blanks-the frieads of Gen,
james H. Lane 1.-THE incumbent } insisting
that this Legislature has no right to elect,
as Gen. Lanes term only expires with
the present Congress on March 4th of
next year. and a new Legislature will
meanwhile be chosen. The general usage
is. to choose new Senator by the Leg
islature that meets last during the term
Of the, old one. We know. however, no
law that makes this imperative; but we
think Congress should establish uniform
rule on the subject, as it is clearly au-
thorized to do by Act. l, Sec. 4. OF the
Feceral Constitution.
We reckon Gov. Carney's election as
o. s. Senator will stand.-New York
Tribune.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-03
FROM EUROPE.
NEw YoRK, March /.

NHw YoRK, March l.
The steamer Bremen from Southsmp
ton arrived at eight O'Clock. The Can
ada arrived out on the 17th. The City
of New York and City of Limerick sr:
rived out ON the 18th. -sza..'
/ The seizure Of the Tuscaloosa ct Cape
Town is confirmed. Ai@
DsxxARK.-The revelutionists had ex.
PEELED the Danish officials from Tourinee
and Loudun. Augustenberg had been
proclaimed At Copenhsgas. The jour.
malls say the German account Of the Quer.
rec and Bilshaa engagements is antrus
The D.nes had only 8 cSSG1 ccS1. No lighting
took place at FIensbsrg. -.
The Privy Council has resolved to de.
vote The whsls strength of the nation. to
recover Schleswig. Prussia won't con.
sent to leave Alsen to the Danes. The
allies have attacked the Danish iatrepch-
ments st Duppel. Mortars vere placed
to shell the. Danes. The Prnssisas ec-
e:sy ffsderick's fort st Keil. bsa .ns,.,
In the Federal Diet the 6Oldspbure
representative protested against the march
Of the Prussisns through Lnbeck. An,
gusssnbsrg he'd been proclaimed e. Ap,
peursds. sAIPrussisn battery of hesxy
artillery bad gone 70 Glencksburgi dss-t
tined for Holmss. from where Flensburg
Hsrbor and Duppls satrsnehnssts can
b bensssasd. zirssaT3 ,g@d e.ooL sm|
/ High galss sees prsvslent On tbs EGG
lish sbsssss 30 ssye tss1fs slime d
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-03
The War Problem.

After lapse of time. some one ha.
been found competent to set forth the
problem of the rebel dilemma. We find
it 10 twenty propositions. which are based
upon the leading opinions of North and
South. and brought into phalan1 by an
enterprising eotemporsry. Each propo.
sition establishes quandary: and though
the rebellion may be a powerful fact, it
is at least logical impossibility.
l. II they increase their army they
cannot feed it.
2. Unless they increase their army
they are whipped.
8. Unless the press speaks out their
liberties are gone.
A. If the press speaks out their Gov.
ernment will be gone.
S. Unless they draft the whole popu-
lstisn, they must surrender.
6. If they draft the whole population
they must starve.
7. Unless they recover East Tennessee
they can get ne saltpetre. .es.-
8. If they. undertake to recover East
Tennessee they they will get more salt
pet1 tAsn they want. a9r
9.Unleqs they free the negroes they've
nothing m to fight with.
10. u They free the negroes they We
nothing left to eight for.
IL. Ever since the rebellion begun me-
gross have been falling.
IL. Nevsrtheleses their greatest fear
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-03
Sheriff. Sale.

NOTICE Is hereby given. that viii offer
- for sale, at public Auction. at the Court
House door, in Hiawatha. on the Goth day Of
March, A. ID. 1864. at one o'clock, P. M, OF
SAID day, the following described real estate.
to wis: The West half of the South East
quarter OF Section No. six l6). in Township
No. Three (3), of Range 10. Eighteen tls),
lying and being in Brown County, Kansas, ia
ken as the property of Andrew J. Decker. on
Al order OF sale in favor of Conrad Halber-
stadt, issued from the Clerks Office Of the Sc
sond District Court Of Brown County, Kansas,
on the hrst day Of February, A. d. 1864, and
to me directed, ~ Sheriff Of said County.
Given under my hand. this 25sh day of day
February, A. D. 1864. II. II. ROBINSON
Sheriff Of Brown County, Kansas.
Lasock Atty forsPPf. 34-5w PRS fee 81. .
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-03

Fraud !-Frsud !--Fraud /! This has
been the sensation word Of Ksnsss for the
past two weeks Nswspsper colsmns
have teamed With it, lhs ielegram has
been loaded with il. and ambitious and
unaedged orators have grevu hoarse over
it. II has in fact increased somewhat in
extent since its birth. as Captain Sidney
CLARK. P. H. g. last Saturday declsrsd
it to be the .smost grossest frsud. /" which
Of course makes il . yery considerable
fraud.
But the great msss Of the people viii
feel as most Of tho people in this locality
now feel-that il Is . good thing
in fact. frsud is good thing.
We heard On intelligent gentleman say.
.I -ss,e beesis Ksnsss eight yesrs. and
every time. din, Lana has been beaten.
some fefiowsssy il is sfraud. Now !
think he is great fraud himself. l am
glad Of IT, ,,s~l-kt-r ~
Thst.remark simply indicates what the
feeling Of our people is and will be. II
Gov: Carney has bea,sld Jim j Lane, the
nscr.s q are and will be glad of it. e s-
Jim Lane. the man who defrauded the
gallews Of its victim and who frequently
sold the votes that were pledged to Parrott.
whose life has been . prolonged fraud
bis friends who have shouted "good" at
every cbsst and delusion Of his-whoss
purses arc fsll and fat with money fraud
ulently taken from the people Of ths Gov
ernmeia-whose reports linger in the De-
partments at Washington awaiting ex-
planation and settlement. need no. think
that their indignation will save their idol.
Here. in this locality. the people pre-
fer Thomas Carney for Senator, the man
who. when our city was IN ashes. its cit
izens by the hundreds murdered, gener-
ously subscribed 81 900 for their relief,
instituted proceedings for their benefit,
gave to all Of our merch...t.ss a le,- le,.:a-
hand, rather than that man who, profess.
ing to represent the graves of the murder
ed, could forget the scenes Of woe and
desolatien, and hoarsely bawl for Senate
rial favors while calling upon the humane
for aid.
Jim Lime a citizen of Lawrence, an
eyewitness to the terrible scenes of Au-
gust 2lst, at Lesvenworth, at a public
meeting gathered to hear of our woe and
misery, and contribute what they could
to alleviate it-cries out, "Who got the
appointments for Kansas? Ny God
Jim Lane got 'em all. Give Jim Lane
fair chance and he'll beat hell out Of
them
If fraud deprives such man of place,
the people will commend it and the Leg
islaters who participated in it, will be
rewarded as benefactors.-Lawrenoe Jour
nal. -.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-03

Platte COUNTRY RAnRoAr.-In pur.
suance of sp act passed BY the General
Assembly. Gov. Hall has given notice.
ss provided BY law. that he will. on the
irst Monday in September next, at the
Court House in this city. sell to the high
est bidder. for cash, ths above named
railroad. with its sppurtensnces. 90
The State ,lien spon this work now
amounts to shout $3.50. 900. 1t will be
q paying investment, even at this sum;
for it is enc of the best constructed roads
in the West. and runs through the most
fertile portion of Missouri.
/. The St. Louis Republican. in slludisg
to this SAL; says: sgzsi
Taking the earnings Of the road . .
basis. it il worth . great deal more than
the smout claimed BY the State. and there
will no doubt Be espirited bidding fer it,
st. Js. pdrsr. il9 rih -1
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-03
SheriG,s Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given, that / will offer
lN for sale, at public Auction, at the Court
House door. in Hiawtha, on the 26th day OF
March, A. ID. 1854, at one o'clock P. NJ, OF
said day, the following described real estate.
to Wit The East half Of the North West
and the West half Of the North East quarter
Of Section No. Twenty (2O), in Township
10. One (D, Of Rauge No. Fifteen Q5), lying
aud being in Brown County, Kansas, taken
a. she property of Jacob Metz. On an order Of
sale in favor of George o. Catlin, issued from
the Clerk s Office Of the Second District Court
Of Brown County, Kansas, on the frst day of
Febrsary, A. D. 1854, aud to me directed, as
Sheriff OF said Countv .5 s-E ri
Given under my hand. this 25ti day Of Feb
rnary, A. D. 1864. H. NJ. ROBINSON.
Sheriff Of Brown County. Kansas.
Lacock Atty for Pfc. 3I-5w PRS fee ST.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-03
sheriHs Sale.

NOTICE Is hereby given. that / will ohsr
IN for sale, at public Auction. at the Court
House door, in Hiswatha. on the 26th day o.
March, A. D., 1864, at one CLOCK Z. NJ, OF
said day. the following described real estate,
to Wit: The North half of the North East
quarter Of Section Ho. Twenty SIX (2sl IN
Township No. Two f2ls Of Range Ne. Ff-
teen tl5), lying and being in Brown County
Kansas, taken as the property OF Michael Aur-
phy. on an srder Of sale in favor Of George
A Ijjsct,, issued from the cCiarks Office OF the
Second District Coprs of Brown County, Kan-
sas, en- the first day of February, A. ID. 1864.
and to me directed IS Sheriff of said County
Given under my hand, this 2s.h day of Feb
ruary, A. D. 1864. Il. NJ. ROBINSON. "
a.ieI Sheriff Of Brown County, Kansas.
Lacock, Ast'y for Ppf. 3I-5s Prs fee 81.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-03
Sheriff. Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given, that will offer
In for sale, At public Auction, at che Court
house door, in HiaWatha. on the Doth day Of
March, A. D. 1864, at ons o'Iock P. N :, Of
said day, the following described real estate,
70 wit: The South East quarter Of Section No.
eighteen (ls}, in Township No. Three (3), Of
Range No. eighteen (lS) lying and being 10
Brown County, Kansas, taken az the property
of Theron Norman, on An order of sale in ia
vor Of Conrad Haibsrstadt, issued from the
Clerks Office ofrhe Second District Court of
Brown County. Kansas, on the first day of Feb
ruary. A.. D.. 1864, and to me directed, as
Sheriff of said County. I r.......
Given under my hand, this 25th day Of Feb
ruary. A. D. 1864. HIM. ROBINSON.
-a Sheriff Of Brown County. Kansas.
Lacock ATTY for Pl'if. 34-5s Prs fee 81.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-03
special Order. No. L.

SOSC i1B3> VksACAs
OREGON. HoLr CoUyrv, Mo:
February 20, 1854
1. All men shat are subject to Military du's
in Hol. County. Missouri, are hereby orderSo :,s
u appear before ME, and bs enrolled ior Mil
tary duty, for the year 1864
9. All persons failing to come forSaru anu
Enroll will be assessed accordingly IN comph-
a.cs siAh the Law and existing Orderst Z
3. An persons who have procured exemp-
lions from Military duty priornto the sohcs !
ton Of dis order, for any Gaze must PRESENT
uuch certificates to me, on orbefore tne hrst
day Of MAY, next, for examinations ana u ennt
led to be renered, for the renewal !
4. All persons subject to SMihtary aufy y
his County Who desire to cross ths plains wese
OF Missouri during the present year, are notihed
10 nav the Communication tax to the Collector
Of Holt County before they leave the State.
5.h Ny orders and the orders of Major Gen.
srsl ". 8. Hosecrans will be carried out to the
letter if need be BY the bayonet- agV.f
9Th. Headquarters of Enrolment at Hawkins
Couiectiosery in Oregon, No.
By order of
CAPT. GEORGE W. BASKINS. j
Comm of Exemption for Holt County.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-03
Shsria's Sale.

NJ Office is hereby given, that ] will ofsf l'i
lN-ssle, at Public Auction. as the o7'f,
House door. in His~aths, on ibe f2th day % %
March, A. d. 1854, at 2 O'Clock, Pm, OF 'sl'
day. the following described real estate, =
wiz: The Sonsh East quarter of section ,.snE
two t02J in Township two ta) Of Range niLss1 ,'
.Q5). Taken % the property Of Wn- :; hln'
On an order Of sale in favor Of D. A. S!sit
wssther, issued from the CLERKS 6hiss Of 'n'
Second District Csurt Of Brown CsuNy, nae h.I'
sas. on the 18th day Of Jssuary, A. y. S.-
and to me directed, IS Sheriff Of said Coany'
Given under my hand. this 4sh dc! si 20,
ruasy, A. d. 1864. H. NJ. ROBiASoN~
~, :. Sheriff Of Brown County, kaoss,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-03
Legal Notice.
William H. Hsrryman, PIE
William Hunter. d,

William Hunter, Def. \
In the District Court for Brown County 2ud
Judicial District of the State Of Kansas.
The said Defsndent William Hunter 10 here
by notified shat the said Plaintiff did on the
lst. day Of August, 1868, file his petition in
said Court against the said Dsfendent, setting
forth that said Defesdent on the lIth day OF
September, 1862 made his obligation in wiring
Of thar date and that in that said obligation
the said Dsfendent promised to convey to the
Plaintiff. his heirs and assigns, the North East
quarter Of Section eleven Ql) inTownship on G
QO, Of Range fifteen Q5). in Brown County
Kansas, and that the nature and object Of said
suit is to obtain decree for the specific exc
cution oil said contract and for such other
relief as the Plaintiff may be entitled 60, in
equity. And that unless the said Defendent
answers said petition, by the 18th day OF
April A. D. 1854, the said petitios viii be
take as confessed, and . decree a. prayed
for will bs rendered accsrdingly. q. so
Z ,,s-, --ns---z B, 2. KILLEY.
Attest. Plaintiffs Atty.
J. g.. Kelsey. District Clerk 20
. Tsi'i 81 ,s.sa 5s 34-6wPr's fee fl1.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-03

New YonK, Feb. 2S.-Adviees from
Bermuda of the 10Th say the steamers
Will-o'-the. Wisp and Advance had both
sailed for Wilmington. The latter
brought 900 bales Of cotton from Viii.
mingten. The former is a new steamer.
and is said to be the fastest that ever Wis
tied those waters.
The City of Petersburg. reported cap,
'tured. arrived at Nassau in . disabled
condition.
A fire occurred on the 11th at st.
Georges, among the bales Of cotton brought
by the steamer Advance. A large num-
Der of bales we're thrown overheard to
check the flames.
A large amount Of property was de-
stroyed. 1t is generally supposed to be
the work of an incendiary.
The steamer Hausa had also arrived
from Wilmington.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-03

CALL FOR TIE BEsr.-When you pur-
chase an article that is cheap, of which
but little is used. always call for, the best.
for the difference in cost ,bstween that and
an inferior article will be insignificant.
Csil for De Lends Chemical Salerstua.
aud having once procured it you will call
ior DO ether. o5T The groOers ell have il. or
should.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-03

A petition "from the single ladies ol
the State Of Missouri. in consequences 81
the destruction Of so many lhelp-mated.
praying for an act that each frse male cit
isen shall have . plurality Of wives. " wsa
presented in ths House in the Missouri
Legislature, last week. BY Q member from
St. Louis county. Our neighbors are
getting radical" with . vsngeancs.-
Our opinion is thst tie msjor part Of the
members Of the Missouri Legislsturs may
consider themselves beth fortunate and
lucky IT they secure one partner fof: tbsir
Joys. DC. let alone plurality. fsnes:
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-03
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON, Feb. %.

WASHINGTON. Feb. %.
A portion Of the Army of the Potoma &C
moved yesterday and was ia successful
advance to-day.
The principal amendment proposed by
the Com mptroller-of the Currency to the
national currs6cy act requires national
banks to redeem their circulating notes in
the city Of New York st small discount;
fixes the Uniform rate of seven per cent.
interest Throughout the United States :
reduces the lawful reserve to be kept on
hand from rs to Is per cent. for country
banks, and from 25 to 20 per cent. for
city banks; makes provision for the
+clssi,g Of tho bank whenever the owners
of two thirds Of the capital demand /; re-
quires at least 500. 900 capital for banks
in the country and 5000. 600 in cities,
and requires an amount Of bonds equal
to one third of the capital stock paid up
To he L:spt on deposit with the Treasurer
Of the United States, whether the banks
take circulation or not. a'1
1t is expected that the gold bill will
be brought up in the Honse Tomorrow.
as il can be done then by q two-thirds
vote. but on any other day Of the week.
unanimous consent will be required to
take it out Of its course.
It appears that notwithstanding the
action Of Mr. Stevens in regard to the
recommendation adverse to the passage
of the bill. four Of the most influential
msmter Of the Com mittee are earnestly
in favor of the measure. 1t will proba-
bly, be amended SO as to require the sale
of surplus gold to be made in open mar
ket. without any restrictions requiring
previous notice of sale to the highest
bidder. The ultimate passage Of the bill
is regarded as beyond a doubt.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-03

Nsw Yong. Feb. 29.-Tbe.T Times says
we have inform alton of formidable Of
fensive movement BY large force from
the Army of the Potomac. which was
initiated Saturday night. and may be poe
sibly heard from to-day. The demon
stration is very bold one, but it is in
brave hands. and will be supported by q
powerful force. ~ d 10
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-03

~ S. G. Pomeroy has i,szed cir.
culsr, as Chairman Of the National
Committee" against the reelection o.
President Lincoln-prefsrring the election
Of Mr. Chase. The circular is evidently
gotten up by party Of hungry, reckles.
politicians. who want Office and power
The people Of Kansas are sure to renem.
Der g. G. Pomeroy with the same mark.
ed attention they have shown to Jim
Lane, lately. This is no time for Union
men to divide their power. Mischief il
ahead when such politicians as Pomeroy
strive to weaken the Administration
Let him be duly remembered. sg