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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-09-14

II UTT d SPRINGER.-By reference to a
notice in this weeks issue, it will be seen
that NJ. Utt has associated with him Mr..
j. S. Springer. in the grocery business.
This indicates prosperity. When Mr..
Utt took the establishment, several years
since. it was small confectionery and
beer saloon. doing business of probably
$500 a year. He gradually increased
the stock. and changed its character to a
grocery and provision store, until the
business now amounts to thousands, and
he finds assistance convenient. The new
firm will open out larger than ever.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-09-14

L @ Numbers of strangers from the
East are constantly here. looking for
lands to improve and make permanent
homes. Many of these persons are men
of means. A number of them have made
purchases; and the prospect is, that next
Spring. there will be large increase Of
cultivated farms in this vicinity.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-09-14

TIE CHOLERA CoMNa-The N. Y.
Evening Post, of the 29tb, devotes q
column to the evidences that the cholera
is steadily approaching. and declares that
the latest intelligence from Europe con-
firms tbs apprehension that the Asiatic
cholera. in it's most malignant form. is
on its march. and advancing steadily
westward.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-09-14

A returned soldier. in Philadelphia.
co"hided bis former captain for tying
him up By the thnmbs while in the army.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-09-14

Chief Justice Chase, who recently re-
turned from Southern tour. is represent
ed IS predicting that the freed negroes
will gradually gain the political ascendsn-
cy in the late rebel States, and will be the
ruling race of the South in the future.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-09-14

~ Captain Whitehead, formerly of
Bellemont, in this County. died sudden
ly, at Kennskuk. Atchison County. last
week,
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! re- Some of the folks hereabouts are
getting the oil fever. They declare they
have discovered unmistakable signs of it
within few miles of town. We'd like
to see the oil. before believing.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-09-14

~ We hear it reported that a great
deal of "bushwbacking" occurred in this
vicinity. during the early part of the
week.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-09-14

It is epidemic in New York for we'll.
dressed men to throw themselves. from
their hotel windows.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-09-14

ArcHrsoN CoUNTY FAiR.-By sdver-
tissment in to-dsy's paper it will be seen
that the Atchison County Agricultural
Society will hold their First Annual Fair
on Tuesday, Wednesday. and Thursday,
the 81, 4th, and 5,h of October next.
/. is intended that this fair shall in a
good measure supply the omission caused
by the neglect Of the State Agricultural
Society to hold State Fair. Ample
arrangements are being made. liberal pre-
miums are offered, and cordial invita-
ton is extended to sll-farmers, mechsn-
ics, manufacturers, and artisans-in Kan
sas and Western Missouri. to attend and
exhibit the products of their industry.
The stock department will be amply
provided for. Spacious grounds are al
ready enclosed, on excellent exhibition
track is prepared. and stalls. yards and
pens are being constructed.
A ladies' equestrian exhibitions, target
shooting. trials of speed. &C.. will con-
tribute to make the fair an interesting
entertainment.
1t is not intended that this fair shall
interfere with appointments made for 9th
er local fairs. But it is believed that it
will combine, in large measure. the re-
quirements of general fair. and thst it
will contribute in no small degree to the
advancement of the interests of sgricul-
ture and the mechanic arts.
I ~We have not seen the White Cloud
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-09-14

Conslderlng tue magnitude OF the po-
litical questions now being debated by
the American people. and soon to be au-
thoritatively decided BY the action of the
Government; questions involving the
future happiness and safety of millions Of
our brethern; being nothing more nor less
than the question whether the fundamen-
tai truths enunciated in the Declaration of
Independence shall have broad end
catholic application in the future policy
of our country, or shall be dwarfed and
shorn of their fsirer proportions by the
baueful influence Of ingratitude, injustice.
and false pride of race, corrupting to
the majority and oppressive to the minori-
~.
Actusted by these considerations. aud
impelled by q sense Of duty to do some
thing in this great crisis, we. the under
signed, have resolved to call Delegated
Convention of the colored citizens of the
State Of Kansas, and their friends. to
meet in the city of Leavenworlh. on
Wednesday. October 4th. at 10 o'clock
A. NJ.
Each County will be entitled to as
many delegates as SD has Representatives
in the Lower House Of the Legislature;
but every County will be entitled to at
least one delegate. and in the event ofthe
people Of any County failing to take &C
onti, volunteer delegates will be admitted.
The primary object Of this convention
will be toinsugurate movements. having
for their object the amendment of our
State Constitution by striking out the
word white." and thus securing to
colored citizens equality before the law.
SEcoNDARY-We hope to do some
thing toward aiding in the proper adjust
ment of the vital questions involved in
the reconstruction Of the late rebellious
States, to the end that the sacrifice OF SO
much blood and treasure may not have
been in vain. but that the cause ofliberty
and Justice may secure gains proportion
ate to the magnitude of the conflict.
Knowing your devotion to the cause of
liberty, we earnestly eolicit your active
CO. operation in the proposed movement by
arousing the people of your locality, BY
your presence in the convention. or by
any other mode of action you may deem
proper.
The necessity for action being impera.
tive and the time short. we urge speedy
and energetic CO operation.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
John H. Morris. Leavenworth.
Charles II. Langston,
Thomas Newton,
Rev. Rrbert Calwell,
Rev. John Turner,
Edward Hill, Douglas.
Rev. Woodson NJ. Twine, Atchison.
Rev. Schuyler Washington. Wyandott.
William Brooks. Shawnee.
Rev. John NJ. Hawkins. Bourbon.
LEAvENwoRTH. KANSAS. Sep. 9Th, '65.
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~ Good Sign for sick person
Medicine.
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\ ~We have not seen the White Cloud
Chief for some days. Whvt is the mat
ter e-LeauenworM Bulletin.
You can't prove it by us. The Chief
has been regularly mailed to the Bulletin.
for the last three years.
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act. and before the expiration Of the Eve
years aforesaid. it shall be proven, after
due notice to the settler. to the sstisfac.
ton of the Register Of the Land Office,
that the person having fled such affidavit
shall have actuelly changed his or her resi-.
dsnce. or abandoned the said land for more
than six months at any time. then and in
that event the land 80 rendered shall re.
vert to the Government.
Sec. 6. find be It further enacted. That
no individual shall be permitted to acquire
title to more that one-qusrter section
under the provisions Of this act; and that
the Commissioner of the General Land
Office is hereby permitted to prepare and
issue such rules and regulations consis-
tent with this act, ss shall be necessary
and proper to carry its provisions into
effect; and that the registers and receivers
of the several land Offices. shall be entitl
ed 10 receive the same compensation for
any lands entered under the provisions Of
this act. that they are now entitled to re-
ceivs when the same quantity Of land is
entered with money. ons-haf to be paid
BY the person making the application at
the time OF so doing, and the other half
on the issue Of the certificate by the person
to whom it may be issued; bot this shall
not be construed to enlarge the maxi
mum of compensation now prescribed by
law for any register or receiver: Prov
dsd. That nothing contained in this act
shall be construed IS to impair or inter-
fere in any manner whatever with exist.
ing pre-emption rights: And provided.
further. That oil persons who may have
filed their applications for pre- smption
right prior to the passage of this act shall
be entitled to all the privileges of this act:
Provided. fsrtker. That no person who has
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-16
Prom the n. Y. Observer.

from the ~ Il OOSeTreT.
We have had months past one
Vests Pump $, which has gwen US more satlsiac-
tlon as a AflIHg pump Than any have
e.e used II Is one Of great power, and well
adapted Tor ships decks, nlIBes, Iac,VTIes green
houses, graPeTIes, exc The AiiEIHg IhT0sicis
and hdifIrdy Journal says: Its recommended
for Its eAtrene simplicity vi construction, great
strength, ana consequent ouTaDliIty ana Cheap
ness of repair. There no sIuffIng -bOx-Ihe pre-
sure being head By cup racAins, Ike that upon
the woTAIng- pists n, ~OTHIAe cy itHOer, htted
Tor The purpose VIM. Tie upper cham Der
which VIC tnInK great I.aprOs ement, slOii ng
so liable TO be oeTaHgeu ahd unoer strong
pressure, To say nothing Oi The loss by iIicuoL
cldent thereto IL always Two chambers;
thus the action the Cushioned upon
both sioes by aIr-PTesest4Hg ~ateI- INNER and
vacGem-lhump. Inc valves are very accessible
and SIMPLY and cheaPly repaired. They work
much easier than any pump have !;
the inch G inner DeIbs ~oTked by children, n
wells lOO feet deep, and as they extremely
cheap, as well as SIMPLE anu strong, we freely
commend them.''
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NoJ.P. IN TowN-There is no justice of
the peace in Rock Island township. Mr.. Bu-
ford resigned when he was elected police
magistrate; Mr.. Swander has moved to Mo.
line, and Mr.. Conway is dead. The police
magistrates ere ex-ofhcio justices of the peace,
and can do the law business, but they cannot
act in town matters. such as auditing town
accounts, &C., &c.
This township is entitled to seven justices
of the peace, and we presume a special cleo
ton will soon be called to elect them or a less
number. One or two would probably do
most of the business, still it is well enough to
elect what we are entitled to or, say, five at
any rate, and to locate them about in the diff
ferent parts of town for public convenience.
The Union suggests the following names:
o. B. Higgins, David Halves, Porter Skinner,
James Dixon, A. +. Cutter, w. t. Norris and Geo.
Schneider.
We have no objection to any of them-but
it has been suggested to Us that 1t was not at
all likely that Mr. Schneider would desire the
Office or would serve If elected, and that Capt.
NJ Marx, German lawyer, whose office is in
Charles Buford's block, be put on the above
ticket in place of MIR. Schneider.
We have no objection to MIR. Schneider, or
to any other man on the ticket.
The people viii not. of course. be confined
to any of the names given above, but will
vote for whom they please. Several other
names have also been suggested to as, viz
William Shearer, William S. Phillips. a Mr..
Cook, at Weyerhauser Denkma1's mill,
Hugh Warnock. Capt. Joseph Kelley. of the
Rock Island House, William Eggle. ton.
James G. Blythe. Peter Bogue, John Ziegler.
Elisha P Reynolds. Many other names will
also suggest themselves to the people.
Why don't the clerk issue the call tor an
election
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OLD LIES REvANPED.-The Union, of last
7sning, contained short article, made up
fvsry low personalities in regard to the edi-
Dr OF this paper-a series of falsehoods which
have been hundred times refuted. The ar
acla contained no less than nineteen distinct
aIseh0ods, every one of which was known &c
b false by the creature who wrote them. -
Cansidering that he Is the shining irgns IL
1 tie methodist church, this sort of pubic ly
j Ing brings scandal upon the church which
4 Prints such a moral pestilence as the "olan
q n thief to howl his hypocritical pnbll'
Amyers within its walls.
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THERE is perhaps no one article IN the Sc
lection of which mistakes are so often made
as in Sewing Machine 1t Is we'll under
stood that there are only two valuable Sew
ing Machine stitches,-the loe& stitch ana
the Grover & Baker stitch, each OF winch
have their peculiar merits. In order TO merit
the wants of all purchasers the Orover IL
Baker manufacture two kinds OF macnihes
one makes the Grover & Baker stitch, the
other the lock stitch the latter being the
most simple, perfect and desirable shuttle
machine In use. :,
Aiken, Jarvis q Burial have both kinds
of machines for sale Purchasers can exam
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NEW HEARsE. Mr.. C. B. Knox, the under
tsker, has just received from the manufactur-
s-,, Trenton, N. j.. a magnificent hearse,
With large side-hghts, giving full view oil
the coffin as the hearse passes along the
street. 1t is very fine affair, costing some
$500. The railroad freight on it was slo7.
81.
Mr.. Knox deserves credit for his enterprise
in getting SO fine carriage, and we hope
will be paid for it.
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Celebi ated Female Pills.

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This invaluable medIclne as unfailng the
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To MARRIED. LADIES
1t is peculiarly suited. Ii will, IN short time,
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Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Govern
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ca UT1ON
These Pills should not be taken by Females dur
ing the FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy,
as they are sure to bring Miscarriage, but at
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In ali cases of Nervous and Spinal affections,
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ANYTHING hurtut 10 the constitution.
Full directions IN the pamphlet around each
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SOLD BY Alt DRUGGISTS.
Sole Agent Tor the United States and Canada,
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n B-Sl 90 and o postage stamps enclosed to
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oy captain Ericsson, and other eminent engineers
we can refer 10 thousands using them, and guar
aDtee that ali VIII rtcOnanIe u them They are
more simple In CONSTRUCTION, and work easel, and
cost less thaa all
stOur readers viii ma the double acting, i'm
proved Pump si j. ID. West 8 Co., one OF the
best In the market. Ii Is very sImpie, worksuke
charm, go tsat any child may At throw
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We say this knowingly, and give The testimony
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BraRdreth'S Pills,
Whose Timely Use, Under Providence
has nftel. Saved Life.

These celebrated Vegetable Pills are no new,
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They produce good efoct upon disease almost
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CONSIDERABLE fault is found in regard to
the huge projecting signs suspended over the
siewalks in many places about town, ana In
relation to the ugly looking awnings. Moth
Ing of this kind is permitted by law unless
hlly nine feet above the top of the sidewalk.
Many of these ugly contrivances are great
annoyance to neighboring business houses,
aud the good sense of their owners ought TO
suggest their removal
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SUDDEN DEATH.-The death of Mrs. Pow
s,s. published in this paper, was very SUD
len, she having been about town the DAY
rreyious and being about house ON the day OF
bey death Her great age, however, render
Al her liable to go at any moment. She had
been resident of this city for many years,
VAS one of the early settlers, and was
held in the highest esteem by all.
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'CAMBRIDGE NINE, N c., juno IS, 1868.
-. ID. " Eat . Lo-Gents: The pump which
i ordered Tor our mine received, out TO
work IN our uDderiay SHAH, when We are sInkIng.
We hnd that one mai VIII, with ease, IIiI % gal
Ion per minute. We Hfteu IhT. and a nal
hours al the water IN inc shalt, which measures
seven BY twelve ieet ana thirty feet deep, and u
was full when commenced. IL anss eTs our ex-
Pectauons IN every respect, and our workmen are
highly pleased with 1t. AZ wIl DO great service
with but trIiiIng expense for repairs.
Yours, respectfully,
BURR HIGGIks.o
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''The undersigned, having to use Vests I'm =
proved Pnmps,' cheerfully recommend them
simple durable, and powerful In raising and
throwing water, ana for their ease of seton, Sc
curIty against frost, end low price, We believe
them pc nor ali others.
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80 J. W. PomerOy, iOnkers,N. Y.
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Flour more active. and 10 better, at s, GOA
1000 Tor white winter, and 7,OOas,OO Tor spring
extras.
Wheat-active, and &c better; No / red at
rs, and l, 27IaI ,29k for No spring,
COrn-firmer, at 70aS2 for No and 69aa70 for
No2.
oats-2 better, az 46a a4S4
Rye-quIet and steady.
Barley-3a4 lower; sale at GOAL ,0S.
ProvIsions-contInue dull. Mess pork sold at
rs, 50a29, 90, light sales. Prime mess received,
firmrr. Sales 400 brls at %, so; bulk meats and
la dull and nominal.
Whiskey-quIet; right sales at 2,l5. Buyers at
1913. .,'--.
Beef Cattle-easier at ,59a7, %.
Hogs-frm and active at 10, 5Uall, 80.
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presbyterian church, around the leland City
Hotel, and in various other public places
where the walks are now disgrace to any
communityf The responsibility for delay in
this matter is wholly with the aldermen
n .med above, and each is responsible only for
his own ward.