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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-16

Editing partisan newspaper is no way
for man 10 get out Of debt it will only
increase his lie-abilities
When we see young lady with a sweet
beauty spot on her cheek we feel like kiss
ing her on the spot.
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DgSSOEUTgON.

NOTICE is hereby given that the copartnershp
~ heretofore existing between the undersigned,
under the tirm-uam OF iostwick x Tyler, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent--Mr. Tyler re-
tirnC Mr.. o. A. Bustwick having purchased the
assets Of the concern, will continue the business,
and will settle all the obligations of the late firm.
All persons indebted to the late firm either by note
or book account are requested TO call and settle the
same Immediately.
0. A. B0STWICK,
+. S. TYLER.
por.rsl,,,.c- A will ~ 1894
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ENECUT0R'S NOTICE, Notice is hereby given
ILthat | have heen duly appointed and qualified
as Executor with the viii annexed ON the estate
ot Elizabeth Anderson, late OF Wood county, Ohio,
deceased All persons interested will govern them-
JOHN W. UNDERWOOD,
stds Executor.
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Sabbath Aeadiua.



Not hero not herel not where The sparkling waters
Fase into mocking sands as we draw near,
Where In the wilderness each footstap falters--
] shalt be satisfied; but oh not hercl
Not here, where every dream Of bliss dcceives rs,
Where the worn spirit never gains its goal,
When haunted over by the thoughts that grieve US,
Across us floods Of bitter memory roll.
Thcro is lanl whore every pulse Is thrilling
With rapture eertb's sojOutncrs may hot know,
Where heavens rcp1sc the weary heart Is silling,
Aud peacefully lite's time TO seed currents flow.
Far out OF sight while yet the flesh entolds US,
Lies the fair country whore our hearts abide,
Aud Of its bliss is naught more wondrous told us,
Than these few words, al shall be satisfied"
Satisfied satisfied the spirits yoarning
For sweet companiouship with kindred minds,
The silent love thnt hurc nioets no rcturRing,
The inspirations which no language dnds.
Shall they be satisfied the souls vague longing
Tho aching void which nothing earthly Hllsj
Oh lwhat desires upon my soul are throngiuK
As look upward 10 the heavenly bills.
Thuhcr my weak abd weary steps are tending;
Savior aud Lord with Thy frail child abide,
Guide me towards home, whore all my wandprings
ending,
| Then shall sec Thee, and "be satisfied"
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These Goods were purchased at the lowest mar
ket prices, and will be sold at very small advance
upon cost, All we ask is an examination ofgoods
and prices 10 demonstrate to the people this place
and vicinity that it is TO their interest to buy where
goods are warranted, and where they can get the
full value of their money.
Only giving YOU n limited portion of our many
styles and varieties, We ask you to give us a call
before you make your purchase, and we will prom
Use, not only to give you good and desirable Goods
but will give you the best OF bargains.
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The success which has attended the practice of
tn undersigned in the treatment of diseases com
ing under the above head, is sufficient guarantee
that what he undertakes he performs, and in every
case effects radical cure
Private rooms are provided where consultations
can be procured 10 the strictest confidence.
General Office over Nos. 81 and 33 Monroe street,
first room to the right at the top the stairway,
over "Cornucopia." All letters, containing re-
mittance or a postage stamp promptly answered
ezSy" Office hours from 10 10 l. and from to O..
Call on or address II. IL. TYMPANY, MD,
I2zz Toledo, Ohio.
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HELMBOLD'Ss,
GENUINE PREPARATIONS.

CoWF0U n VI UlD EXTRACT BUCHr,
a positive anl Specific Remedy for diseases Of the
bladder kidneys, Grareland Dropsical Swellings.
This medicinc Increases the power of Digestion,
and eXcitcs the absorbtns INTO healthy action. by
which the watcry o. calcauens de o5itiGnS and
all unnatural enlrgemepts are reduc,d as vel
as Pain and Inn lMnalOn.
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A PERM LAMENT INSTITUTION.

L IND II 4 lON.
THE undersigned calls
the attention of those in
terested to the fact that
he has established a suite
= ofrooms in Myers Block,
> on Monroe street, q reg
< ular Dispensatory for the
z treatment and permanent
cure Of all known
: PRIVATE DISEASES
whether Of recent origin
or Of long standing, in
MALE OR FEMALE
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FNnEALNs-FTlN F.s-F'ENT ALES.

In many affections peculiar to Females the Ex-
TRACT BicHU is unequaed by any other !, medy,
as in Chloross Retention, Irreguarity, Painful-
ness or Suppression of customary eyacuations, ul-
cerated or Scirrhous state OF the Uterus, LouchOr-
rhea or Whites, Slerity, and for all complaints i'm
ciden to the sex whether arising from Iudscretion,
Habits of Dissipation, or in the
=, ~ go, nm ,~rf .N~tNrs an tIrr
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DE0LINH oR CHANCE on LIFE.

Take no more Balsam, Mercury, or unpleasant
medicines for unpleasant and dangerous diseases.
nELNBoLDs EXTRACT BUchU AND IMPROVED RISE
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-04-21

friends are beaten See oaIss. The last tss
rounds he ran fee oGles In this County. be got
pretty badly bsatss. He vas vesy Indignant
over his defest-se much -. that hs was In
the habit Of insulting those Who voted against
hin, a though they had committed some great
wroug-some great "ftaud." Indeed ,hs seems
to be down on al fraud. all denagoguery. all
unfair means in carrying elections. Then.
Why should he support Lane, except y sho.
that the " Puritan and The blaek.leg" win stiIl
league together. a Of yorei
/ now come to The mais item In regard 70
this man, vhieh vish 70 make public, In Or
der to show how snblinely forsiving he eaa
be, particularly jsst before election, when he
il candidate. Some three or four years ago,
there vas An Indictment found against one
Alon.o Holly, for grand larceny. He shseso'
ded At the time, before be was arrested; bu'
in the Spring or Summer Of 1863, he boldly
returned 70 his home, near the town Of Seneca
Mr.. Hsbbard vas Deputy District Clerk, and
Of couns il vas bis duty to issue the wit in
tue eo99s tuO NV w. Psesu W. 10y -
but be sss candidate for odles. and che
Jayhawk vote vas not to be ignored; there
fore, hs eoseludsd 70 exsrcise that holy spin
Of foryivsasas for which hs is noted, and re
fused 70 or did not inue the writ for four o.
1--WE monshs-not until Helly grew iasolent ant
bold from the impunity with which he va
permitted to run at large: and attacked cit
i.en Of the County. (sho wss witness agains
hiq in the cass.) without provoeatioo, unles
urging the Clerk to do his duty vas provo
cation. The excitement that grew ont OF thi
attempt Of Holly upoa the life Of eidsen
brought Mr.. Hebbard to . knouledgs OF b.
duty in the premises mot. however, until h
was assured that he wsuld be arrested himsel
ifhe did not do his duty.
This ID . specimen Of the gentleman's on
eial acts. which can be fully substantiased.
Yours. respectfully,
| A CITIZEN.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-04-21
Correspondence.
(For the Chief.)


The Uneonditional Union men Of District
No. l. of Doniphan County. Kansas, met at
Highland. on Saturday. the 18th inst. for the
purpose of slscsins Delegate to the Topeka
Convention. 70 Be held on the 3Ist Of April.
1854. to cbo~s Delssates 70 the National
Convention. 70 Be held in the city of Bali-
more, 70 nominate candidates for President
and Wee President Of the United States. for
the ensuing four yesn, comneneing March
4th. 1865.
On motion. John II. Ust Was called to the
Char, and H. p. Robinson chosen Secretary.
The President vas then called upon 10 state
The object Of the meeting. which he did.
On motion. John h. UT was ch,sen Dele
gate 10 Topeka.
On motion, the Delegate was instructed to
exert his influence in favor Of Abraham Lin.
coin for President; also, to do nkswise in "a.
vor Of Asdrev johnson, Of Tennessee, for
Vice President
JOHN Il. UTT, Chairman.
II. P. Rosrxsos, Secretary.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-04-21
fEor the Chief

oT. SOS8rnS X0o., hPth . " Aoo1'
Eprrol CHrrs:-I have just received copy
of an Afidavit of one Russell R. Burnam. .
resident Of Holt County, Missouri, to the ef
feet that had, on Or about the 2lst day Of
November. 1863. received Of him thirty dsl-
lars. Nov, to cut this matter short. say to
Mr.. Burnam. and declare to the world. that
he (Buruam) has sworr to q base falsehood.
Burnam is aware of the charge with which be
then aad now stands accused-shat Of horse
stealing. have heard, timeAnd again, that
those gentlemen have put their heads together
for the purpose Of getting me out Of the way.
I am sure they will use every effort in their
power to accomplish their ends.
A few weeks ago, they asserted that I had
stolen two mules, and that was arrested and
confined in the st. Joe Jail. A short time a.
ter. they Had me at the, bead Of forty Jayhaw-
kers, robbing an old secesh. in the western
part Of Richardson County Nebraska. At that
time Was in st. Paul, Minnesota. Again,
last week, was reported to be in Holt County,
Missouri. opposite White Cloud, at the head
Of forty Pawpaws, and shooting at . citizen Of
White Cloud. At that time was in st. Lou
is, in charge Of the guerrilla, Lewis Wander
vier. Now. gents Of the bush, what ne1t1
Let me say to you, that fear neither your
lies nor your threats. Some of your covardly,
thieviag gang have exchanged shots with me.
by waylaying my path At night. And be as.
sured that the only way you can get rid of me,
is to waylay and shoot me in the dark. for l
am sure you will not meet me in open day.
Horse Thieves, Murderers. Bushwhackers.
and Rebels, am aiter you!
J. A. PICKETT.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-04-21

Hor.sTY AsD Couuls1sHcY.-Thsrs u
DO better way 10 eesvisss N hoesst. i'm
partial man Of The rosteansss sod: dis
honesty Of The Lsss plisy Of Kassss.
thss to have hin rad Any ees Of ID
newspsper organs regularly for just one
month. Thsif only. forte u deeeiving asd
hunboesiss- -shs psopls. One month is
plenty Of tins ibf thsa to gst on every
side Of qse.siss. nd to show that they
are not hossst On any. Here. for exam
pie. are thrss extracts iron the Conssry.
stivs. Published les than one month
spsrt:-
THE SoLDlrs's VorE.-Rsmember that
those who voted for the Carney Fraud
votsd 6gsinsf allowing Tho soldiers s>voics
on the Senstorisl question. The soldiert
can vote nsIt Fall. and they have righ'
| to { voice m- the sleetion Of . United
States Ssnstor. In this bogus election d
Csr.sy .they haze bssa disfranch,ssd.-
Ths privilege Of voting has not been o.
lowed to them. They are permitted Il
6ght for their State. bot srs not allowed
to participate in its elections. Coassyv
atiys. E6rsdry IS.
AYRAID. present bogus Leeisla'
turs vac afraid to allow soldisrs to vot'
for Sshstor.- They pretended to giv'
..1S:... sk> ,s.lS xr .nsn k,,S .1nrso1 :.
Senator before the loyal blue uniforms
could.estsat tn. polla.-lB.
| War THE LEolsLAruRE Dn FOR TIL
SoLprEH:lWs have been informed ths
Csrney's legislature Vas very anxious
after il elected . Senstor. to throw SON
sort Of . sop to the soldiers. to inclin
them favorably towards the fraud. The,
knew that the Constitution contained
provision thst mo soldier or seamsl
shall have right to vote" They coul'
not pass any valid act that would contra
vene this provision. YET, - sort Of elec
tioneering document. they passed an &C
to take the vote of soldiers absent from
their town or ward ct any annual elec
ton. Any soldier Of. common intslli
gence can see that this act is unconstitu
tional and void. and that such an &C
cannot be considered ss law until th
Constitution is amended.-Con Conssrvativl
Xarek IS.
In the language Of Hudibras. the ses
ond hero of New Orleans, We sxclsim
20, Consistency, thou art . jewel r
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-04-21

WHo GETs THE SweRp ?-The New
York Sanitary Fair has two magnificent
swords, each vslued at ol. 500. One is
to be given to military officer. the
other to . naval officer. The peoples
fsvoritey are to be the fortunate recipi-
ents of these valuable gifts. Who are
the most popular officers is decided in
the following manner: A ledger is kept.
a. each individual subscribes his dollar
for the sword he expresses hispreference
for Grant. Mcclellan or Rosecrsns. as
the case may be. The one who receives
the most dollars will be elected for the
prize. Gen. Grant is ahead thus far.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-04-21

~ A strenuous effort is being made
to postpone the Republican National Con.
vention until Fall or late in the Summer.
The excuse is, that it is not good ct this
time to agitate the country with politics
for so many months. But We notice that
the persons who are 90 anxious for the
postponement, are all active and bitter
opponents Of Lincoln's fe-electIon. They
hope that Lincoln will make some fatal
blunder during the Summer. to put him
ont of the way; or that some Of our
military men will meet with Q success
that will place them ahead Of Lincoln
for the Presidency. That's what's the
matter.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-04-21

Hon. Robt. NcBsstnsy. Who used to
live in this town. and played out by
being an inevitable bolter from every con-
vention, is now stumping the State
against the "Frand." We remember
how tenderly Mac. used to speak Of
james Henry: with what witching mild.
ness be used to call james Henry q
Odd Thief. "t"a d-d liar" ! Odd
sconndrel."" dc. jeans Henry helped
get Mac. . nice little Office. and so be
has changed his opinions; and is down
on the 'fraud." Champion.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-04-21


The horse stealing business 10 getting
to bs dull. but We hear Of occasional
We warned farmers. .
short time since. that the signs looked
ominous and it appears that the gentry
We had in our eye were in the business.
But the fates were sgainst them. On
Tuesday night they made raid Tito
Missouri. sad got hold Of two horses I;
but on their way back they ran sgainas
. party Of soldiers. who were out hunting
for other thieves. The soldiers took thsm
in tow, and On Wednesday morning con-
veysd them to Oregon. astrids the bare
backs Of the stolen horses. They bad
been lying about here for several weeks.
gressine their hair. wearing kid gloves.
and pretending to Be herders Of Govern.
meut stock. They arc now hesdsd in tn
Oregon in, where they have ample TIM
to attend to their toilet.
o. last Friday night. large nunbs'
Of shots were heard on the Missouri sid
of the river. just below town. A maa'i
horses had bsen stolen the night before
bot probably too near morning for th'
thieves to get them scross the river. q
the owner. in looking for them. found then
tied in the woods. He went to 0regol
and procured 6 squsd Of soldiers. wbt
posted themselves about the horses. 4
watch for the thieves, who we're expecte.!
to return at night. The guard fell asleep
and were only awakened. about midnight
by the thieves making awsy with th
horses. They ordered the latter to halt
ftbs thieves 10 turn challenged the soldiers
and commenced firing. The soldiers ls
fy a volley. putting the rsscsls to aighs
minus their booty. and with one Of thsi
number wounded. o. the marks Of bloo'
indicated. They were undoubtedly from
this side. As singular coincidence.
is stated that q man living on Rush Il
land. was severely injured. on that yer.
night. BY falling from a horse! Hi
side and arm were snagged. very muc
resembling the marks of bullet.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-04-21

SANITARY FAIRs.-Tbese Fairs are
now al the rage. One will be holden
ct Forest City. on the 5th Of May. Dur
ing the day and evening. as . tributary
Of the Mississippi Valley Sanitary Fair.
st st. Louis. Their oSs ssct is to raise
funds for the relief of sick and wounded
soldiers. and they are meeting with un-
Areeedented success,
By the way, White Cloud has as yet
done nothing for the relief Of soldiers.
A Fair could not be successfully carried
through here. but our people could con.
tribute their mite. Why not get up q
subscription. and give each person an
opportunity to contribute money, cloth.
ing. produce. or whatever may be most
convenient. to be forwarded to the st.
Louis Sanitary Commission for the re
lief Of soldiers in armies of the Mississip.
pi Valley? There are thousands ol
Kansas boys in these armies. and many
from this vicinity. Who will set the
ball rolling?
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-04-21

It is expected thst the foreign immi-
grafton to this country will be over three
hundred Thousand persons. the present
season. A proper disposition Of these
laborers 10 the localities where most need
cd. will benefit both the country and the
laborers.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-04-21

HowARD ASSOCIATION, PHlLADELPh1A.
We have advertised for this Associa-
ton many years. and have found the
mansgers to be men Of business. who
conduct their affairs in an honorable and
systematic manner. We believe the In
stitution is in every respect . reliable
one. and well worthy Of the con6depcs
Of the public.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-04-21

GRANT WAS RIoHr.-The Richmond
papers say that If the Federal army i,
allowed to pass the james River in tri-
nmpb. the Confederacy is gone up. and
like an avalanche the Union hosts will
roll over the entire South. That suits
%. Grant WAS right. Richmond must
be taken,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-04-21

EVERYTHING Is .ADvANcINa-And so.
in public estimation. is the Chemical
Saleratus Housewives Favorite-
pure article. making wholesome bread.
It is initiated BY countsrfsiters. who put
up their trash in green papers. and sell it
where they can. Beware Of it. and buy
only that in red papers, With the name Of
D. B. De Lsnd & Go. upon them.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-04-21

5 ~ According to Lanes newspaper
servants. Gov. Carney has spent. on an
average. 81. 900 in every organized Couu-
ty in the State. to carry the delegate
elections. That would be e66. .000.-
This. added to the s12l 900 already
footed up. makes sls7. 900. clear cash.
spent by Carney. since January last, for
slectioneering purposes. What . rich
cuss that Carney must be
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-04-21

SPOTTED FsvER.-This 80 called dis
ease broke out in Herrick Township.
Susqushsnns County. Pa. last week. and
nineteen persons died within . few dsys.
Six members of one family. and four Of
smother. were among the victims.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-04-21
For the Chief.)
Su1cA. NmAsA coUHrY. KAHaAs. I
Anil 1. 1854.

April ]. 1854.
Ma. Esros:-0ur County paper, the cou-
her, 10 down On What Il chooses 70 dsnominate
he Great Fnsd;o bat q The editor d con-
paatively sssngr IN our County, ! do net
think hat his influence = vssy dangerous
theash Il i senesaily believed hsrs. that Mr.
Josepa G. Hshhssd q pssssst fafsishss he
heaim 10 ssa ~ ceoesrn. ICED knovs that's
- esapliassty Il + ia rsgard % this gsa-
s'snAs thasI vish y give IL psh8s . fsv
lee. ~. issssy. isdieaase. Hs b h tss
isAia e bssg isGpasas vbss - - ~
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-04-21

Mrs. c. NJ. Kirkland. the authorsss.
whose popular writings on Life in the
West. and Other literary works. manv ol
onr readers will remember. died in New
York. . few days ago.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-04-21

; .BorrERs. ."--Over 1900 Of the voters
Of Leavenworth. regsrdle,l ef Ill good
faith. boited the sction Of 500. and
'~uiurpsd" the Mayors o6ies. That vs.
too mesp -ai -
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-04-21

WHERE 10 HE ?-What has become Of
ons Rev. H. R. Trickett, formerly Q
Methodist preacher in this vicinity? The
last ssen Of him hsreabouts was on bosrd
. steamboat. bound for St. Louis. We
have ts,ra numerous reports concerning
him-sueh % his being in the rebel army;
being in the Union army, and . gambler;
os being . Chaplain in the Federal army.
II be 10 . rebel. be underwent Q great
change very suddenly We would like
to know Of his Whereabouts. just from curl.
osity.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-04-21

~ We have received several num-
bers Of the "Bordsr Sentinel" published
BY the Messre. Snoddy. at Mound City,
Linn County. ]. is large and neat pa
per. most ably conducted. 1t takes de.
eidsd ground sgainst the Senatorial elec-
tion-snd We are glad it does. because
We want to see at least one Kansas news
paper do go. from honest motives. The
Sentinel gives its reasons for this oppo-
sition. without yelling "fraud." and
charging the Legislature with being set
swiudlers, bought up. bribed. corrupted,
and all the backneysd epithsts that have
been in vogue for short time past. The
Sentinel also has . proper appreciation
Of Gen. Lane, and pays its respects to
him in . manner not very soothing .tc
the feelings of thst Christian gentleman
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-04-21

= r. The Topeka Record says it can.
not hire printers for love or money. We
should have thought that any number Of
printers would have been eager to work
for Baker. out Of pure love for the man.
He has such winning ways.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-04-21

Col. Jsnnison asks to be relieved from
the command of Fort Lesvenworth.
For heavens sake grant his req nest
and let bin go to the Geld and 6gbt-
something be has never done yet.-Bg
Blue Union.
Or split the difference. q the editor Of
the Union did, BY rssignins and snsaking
home. when tbs atmosphere prsssgsd fight
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-04-21

~ II there srs any Yankees in this
eountry-snd Ne presume there be-no
deabt they arc fond Of Goldfish. Sesvsr
4 Jsnnings have them for ssls-like-
wise nsekersl-slso oysters. We have
trisd thsm-they are good.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-04-21

4 n The sounds Of Spring are ct
lsagth arising. Within an evening or
two PEST. the frog nd The whiPpoorvill
hs.s beer t,ning up. oa
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-04-21

~ Ohio = rostsa 4 IL eoss. Co
lsnbss has s'setsd ths Oepp~sssd t;skss.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-04-21

. u Thomas A. Osborn, Of this
County. has been appointed United
States Marshal Tor Kansas. in place Of
Mcdowell. resigned. Lane is just pill.
ing the honors on Doniphsn Csu.ty
now. Perhsps he can carry It. il be
gives . majority Of the vote,s fat off !.
ces.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-04-21

A. G.. BELLER WAS elected Mayor oI
Weston. Mo-. last Monday. The Bor-
der Times Radically expresses grsti6.
cation with the result.
From the amount Of 6eller over tbl
result Of the Leavenworth election, tbs
Mayor Of Weston must have some 70
latives over there.