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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16
ELECTION NOTICE.



STATE Or EsBIAsA, tsa
N&sbEaHuEgH C8EHTF.
The Sale q fHdaaaa % a. fhsrtf u TasartsrsA
CoHzfFs
BLYTHE HYEEs. oLERE o. THE VAN.
Il, dartsrxh Girsrit Court, d hsfshy certify %
The shsrff q sid eoastF Shst etaeefs are - p
elected Esr shs several townships = sats c0aafy.
al tbs asuAi gSsees 81 holdiug e1scsisHsi on The
Art MONDAY IL ApEii. le16.
For gfgsen Teunshfps Two Jastiees of the
Psanss #euF oonsssbis=, aud oss Township
For Knlzat Tounship. Tso Jussless q the
Psass, Tvo cezstabiss, sud oas TesEship Tras-
For scott Township. Ons Jzsslss q shs Psacs,
Tso cs1stsblass zgt 0ns Township Trutss.
For Arrnstrguk ToSrshfp. One Justice q The
Peace, To eoastablos, sna One Te~nship Trus-
&C.
For Perry Township. One Jusslcs of the Peace,
Two ConssAhless An4 one Township TFUstss.
FeE Eaion Township. Two Jassises o. ths Psacs,
Fer CsHtre TgNnships I've Jusslees q the
Pe&os, Tvo esastabies, Ess Oae Tornshfp Trus-
For German Township. Ons Jnstfs d the Peace.
Two CoEs.AhIss, znd One Township Trussee
And the Sheriff i hsrsby directed % give legal
ncties q said slsctlSp, IN Conformity with the
statistics in sueh eas~s made ard provfas3.
Il WFfEkas WHKzEoE haze hsxeaufo snbscrifed
my nanes aud afazsd the sea- q So
l. 81 Coart. zt Esa1sFilis, Inaisn4, fsfs nrft
BLYTHE HYsEs
eserk '. G z.
oEETTFY THAT THE TeREGOIso u A
i true s0py 81 the original, A. tie se1as :. leafs
% &Is in szy osaes. GEokSk ny.S s9..lss- y r
rmz-tt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16

CISciSxATI, March G5.-Charies Day-
export, Superintendent Of the Scathern
Division Of the Western Union Tele-
graph Company, died this mornings after
a few days illness.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16
RIRMovAL..
p TU31e q MAGHEE

faIAS kEMoYED HIS WHOLESALE mANU.
Ah ncfuring Establishment to Ne. FIRST
STREET, below Main. ifh has a large aud ele-
waut asaortnaeat of Home made Work, As hne -
the auost, rasraatecI ~ " gecd a. tha best" and
hir sale a. = cheap ~ tls CHEAPEST aud little
cheaper.
Hi. sntifa stock - consulting Of nne nnggy
toaclA and Carriage Harness, hight rr0tting
IleAYy WaQon. Dray, aud kxprqss Harness, sab
dieas IN eudtess VartQty, hrdics ef all ksusa, IN
any qustntltv. Collars, Girths, Surcingiee, Check
llnes, Military Work In short everything 10
MS line. from lfatne Strap b Monitor SRsi-
Ate"-4has teea manufactured under hia iipme.
diaie ntfrrvision. - skiiinl and eSperiencta
work tpals, and Is now e0errd - The trade ai
EAsrEKN REfOES Being ahls 70 eempete sne-
cessfailS With anythiag IN tho eerkets ia ssy le,
nuiah, deznhiliiF, Rnd ffice. he ealy asks triai
CAll and exasairo isf serrNlsss. APPS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16
Rebel Authorities uesaeenk ReaHxee-
tag NheFfGam

fng sheridan
NEw 1oRK, March i5-The Rich
mond Whig, Of the 18th, says
Though II Is well known there is a
Yankee cavalry force reaching through
some Of the counties west OF Richmond,
% the Central Railroad. yet, under the
advice Of the Wsr Department, il il con
sidered inexpsdient 70 publish the move.
mant
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16
MILITARY
TIE FIRST C0RPs

Uhder Command ef MAJ. Gen. Hancock.
4 IL ABLK BODIED nEN wHo uAyK
"A bssn th ths seryiru two years Ans b..sa hon.
efAbty dtsebargnds nay euiist IL fhis gosps ar
oas, I've Or Thfes years. Every vsssfAn VII rc-
receive
Special Bounty Of $500
As soon ~ Hanassped in. ana a further bsant, Of
Sip ST. one ysara sHilstHanf, $500 faF ts,i rars
siis $50 for fhFna yeafw 0ns-thlra bHlng paid
taen ih eaaA fhs renfairaHr SIS fnstaftinsnts
T'~y stii be efssiitsi g. distsieis ahara fLsv of
Their hmiiiss sfa damriisd, aud eiil n rcflfe
frceiFs ths ias@i boeatiss, makins ffem
500 TO $1,000 BOUNTY |
Substitutes s. aargiisi men sag snilst Ia tAs
first uerfs aHa principals viii be exempt frcfn
Grkn.
Representative rhcruits froelve bonuty
ksernifs viii b arwAafsad Int sonarAaisn ard
msetFred tnte tbs 5. service ~ Indianapolis.
TIE ttoeps ef shis Corps viii Be armed wtth
trseeh le4dipE o. yNpaating rinas. ana The met
sili T. slioSs 20 retain tlsis krms At ths expra.
ton 81 thett Term Of eefrlar.
Al Provost asrshais arr authorized D. eniist
men s5t this oerps aud pay the faoai beunty a
onts. TIE following hsvs bcen appointed Re-
cot. nHEIsLAsDER.
COL hANK, and
CAPT. pAkLiNG.
WI. q. MORGAN.
Col. LEI A. @. sspt. AecraistuF srrsfae
onioe No. 3. Tablet News Bisck, Indiauapo.
rs lnat' fshzl-is
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16
WAILPAPER. sc.

TrsT zKrxrvEp Il LAEGE ASD WELL
j sslselsd ssdrtm@ps g - So ,.ae -.
sl55t,.S = III aud- snamins bsfsfs pufchssinz
a. !. usu supply q Tssnys0n's Bsw Eosua-
ssfIs EEALY's
80 ssag Isl .ai14 s4-t - sS---+i
Iais.Aas. aa 3ssa4. fsli d.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16

n9~ We understand that orders have
been issued to-day for the draft 10 con-
mence lmmediately in all the districts
in indiana except this---.Stats Sentinel
And this. Oar peopleare too patriotic
sorequire drafting.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16

CHeIsSArI, March I5--Rivur fallen
Is inchea Weather clear.
Thermometer O. Bar. falling.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16
RULES avn RRGrL,rInNS

I. No papers gives as4s a the cou .ssr :, tss
sfatn@tous eiroslstioe.
2 Ne savsrtissass4a. ToeAl sSs,.s. . ,.,.....t.
ssrsea unlss Prspail or psy eusra-.,., =.
> Aasertiseneois vii nsxe< - aoooHpaaiaf ~
lacAi notioss unlsss contract a ma. =, ,s-,s-.
Aad vAiss rsooives for fhsaasisa. d.
!. No Local Nseice. = hsur.x.r .h,.-, "a. =.
inssrssa fsr less than one rAsilar r.el 49,, =
5. Marriages. Funeral ana R.liv,ou, x......
sust lsyariaAly b ,..ia A. .,v.-,. :.
ssrtisa. - -
8. Ne dsasisuevso, a, a.. -. go =, -
HsAae sooa By ths co. NJ -. - -. 80 ~, =
- tssess .s orssEsd sAa airsssed. they asst
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16

a. 1 Tvs A&A-p oPs-
Given at ST Pears, in Rome, this sth
Of December, 1864, the tenth ami
versary of the definition of the dogma
Of the Immaculate Conception of the
Virgin Mary, the Mother Of God.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16
GROCERIES.
GROCERIES.
FOSTEIS BROS.
No, 50 West Second Street,
.r CINCINNATI, q.
RHer 20 the Trade a. tho leWcst rates, ycy large
Stock of
sTAPLE ann FANCY GROCERIES,

sTAPLE ann FANCY GROCERIES,,
CoRsisting.L In Part, of
Coffee s--Rss,, LagNayfa, Marieaha. Java.
suEurs-New Orleans, Cuba Porto Rco, East-
4rn Refined.
MOIasses aud Syrup ia gueai gsriety. quality,
Tesi- -6aapepder, rmperial, Young Hyson,
aud Oolong.
Pepper, aud Ginger.
Tobaceol-Chewips Fine Cnt, and smoking
"a lArgoc stock.
soriment.
Canned Goods ;-Pcaehes, Strawherries,
Bleskbcrrfos RaAr berries, Quinecs, Pears, Goose-
berries Cherriee sGraTsss Riae APples, Tenlatocs,
0rcoa Corn, eeas oysters, LobSters, aackerai,
Hardines, &c.
Rics, Raisins, Almonds, Fnberts, Nslnuts,
pitkies, Preserves. Candy, soda, Wooden Ware,
.iauces. Gotten Yarns TNinr, CoriAge. Matches,
eiAckinE, fnk, Paper, Soap, Candles, starch, Dye
stHas. Nalis, C0dash, uerrinE, - ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16
WHARF BoAIs.
TRANSPORTATION.

CTEAa " wEEKLY TO LIyEBpOOL. tssehf.,
- at QUEENSTOWN tuehs HAhaOal The
veil kn9Nn siaauacra of tiss Liverpool. Nee Yofa
ana thiiadniphla Etaaaaaisfp oampsay uumaH
hdesl carrying ths q. =. aails. sse insnass %
saii es felipss
hhtasAAAtA s=s.--ss..s-s.ssss.i saturday BEE ~
MAANeaN -s..s-...4 ssss-sss-..- saturday. Dee. ~
ItFN % MANcnEeTNa ..ss...s. saturday. Dea. -
Aud axsEy sueceading Saturday at hcon, ffsm
figf 81. North River. rf
HhTfs OF PASSAGE
tPaysbis IN Geld ~ its e4Htvaicaf IN Curfsueg !
fthsT eAets...... ssJ - sTEEakaE, $50 u
Do e Londen.. - o. 90 80 Landon.. - o.
Dc 70 Paris. as % % % Parfs - ~ 90
de 70 Hamburg - % % 70 Hamburg. 81 ~
PAassHeers srt siao tefwardsd % Hatru. hrsasn
kottsfasn, Antwerp. &c. ~ equaiiy low rates
Fsrus ffvm blssfyool % Quesnstouns Iaf Cnhln
SIS. 81. sins. slassrzss SO fhoss Who uiaa
e sssa fer thsir friends esn buy tlsksis hefs -
these rates.
For further fufsFnatisn sppgy Al tlss cosspanr.s
eeloes. JOHH q. DALE, AFoht,
10 nfeaduay, Hee rofk
BEHM 4 AzTHEh, Agsnts.
asfs-aH Esausyiila. lad.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16

FoRT MoxEoE, March 1.-The steam
er Champion arrived here this morniag
from Wilmington, lth insi-, bringing
the 6rst definite intelligence respecting
the movements Of Sherman and bis
force
Ga the mOrslsg- g-ef-$Ae -4lth scouts
from Sherman had reached Wilmington.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16

aasHzsz4 T24 ass4s o.se q
Sd 44sia4 --- - s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16
oFRfCk AND RESIDENCE.
Corner First and Walnut Streets
TESTIMONIAL


CIScISSAxI, o. MArck. II, lS69--
This Is ~ eertify aAst ws. ths undersiguad. hsxa
been Intimately acquainted sith 5. ". Boyutoa.
n. D., for slsoaf eight years. Daring the last six
wears he has beAa engaged Ia luSrsfisx aud sac
essssfai practice OF Medicine in this city. He
IeAvsa hera on sceeantsf Ill Asalth = W.
wetaks great pfaAszre ln secommea ding him.
both socially and Professionally, geatleEaan q
sxosllant morals and oceupying prsEniaeat po-
sltion among ne Physicians og our city, AID hoFs
he may snersad a. well eiseHhere Be has done
vith "a z FREEMAN. NJ. D,
Profssaor Of Surgery IA Kolestic 4edicsl Essii-
tats. Clnesnsati, o.
JOHN n. SCUDDER, n. D..
Professor Of the fheory And Practios of Meds-
cias In the T. n. Inskitnts.
H D. GARRISON, u. D.
LAts Pretesasr Of CAaaistry aaa PhyxAoacEy In
the above Medical fnstitnts- aacie-Em
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16
GROCERIES.

q a
& LARGE AED CHOICES SELECTION o.
Il eTeesfiss Ana prgfisleHs ESQ b nssd u
HLLfoIT,s fAstLf os0ckhY.
. 81: sAoi.. FlsaI.. e. ~. ), IN. s.,ra
10 dos i salloa jar. aa.ssls..
70 eez % % q
soz se.. s.es..,ass o. essissg-gr y zsiw
- - 1I.LIoTI-s YAali : gaoc EAY,
/ 4 soa y eans Asarsx.. gaaa rasla .. /.
20 sAls a ELLlOTTs YAalt .igf -aH
LsoDA SODA
? !! e lsa'' fafi51s +. es5 =. Fs.s ( + '. 1 4; -;
TDHasoa's Usfos wAsalsg HACHTsK
ELLIOTT ! T1dii.s oE0cEEY
- 4 tsrxs ssa el@sos ss4srtlsa ID fsr 1fasnd
Pepper, otpHsaaou clevss, 'siastgt Z - kn
atloa Ginger, tc, 81 ssis -
ELLIoTTs FssILf sfr@r
I4fO0pEs BOWLS AND TIA
W g dsz Hsss- . Na.sdts Esss-.
ELLioTTs EAalLI eis09zNY
WrLt pgckg gTs, -. s.
-. ELL5orTs FAtirLY oRocKRY
~ zAL AID SLOUE.
- lbs sholos FaassIy Flour. ss
ELLi0TTs FAnILY GROCERY.
I OBETKEs, Ae..---.5- .----.-- e
II don : n csas choice Lzkstera.
der ! y Do DO do
- doz n DO Core Oysters
Il 10 aox n 10 % Do
Fsr sale ~ ELLIOTT's FAMILY eROCEkY
THURHs cHuEHs
" 8 dgz chrrus -
KLLIJTr's FAMILY eEooEEF
t4TeODES WABE.
w sOz Iron Bound Half Bsshsia'
Bdoz Hssts of Haasafss.
dor Cedar water BarsetsF
10 dss eonsfnou painted Backeta,
10 Or uesfn Cornsd Baeketss FOR s1ie -
ELLIOTT-s FAMILK GkOCkkf-
DUCKEHEAT FLOUR
ELL1OTTs FAMILY 9EOCEnY
sss0IL OIL LAMPs.
4 : s.5 soz assUrtef C0sI o. L4mps,
Oh Convsx La1ternAl
doz connaou Lzatsrns fsr sale ~
KLLfOTTss FAMILY GE0CEkf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16

Lastly, let as ask of God from the bot
tom OF our heart, the abundance of all
bis celestial benefits for you. We our
selves bessow upon you, venerable hreth-
ren, and apon. all clerks and faithful of
the laity committed TO your care. our
apostolical benediction from the most
loving depths Of our heart, in token Of
our charity tswards you.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16
MEDICAL.
sUNDRIES.

, - ~ El71---l.- Il71--7.-17 . ? y
gosh s@s4.4ss..5 s4s g4s g als-l b.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16

L&is Presssssr Of ChsEsiStTT sSa Physsosexy I
the above Medical Tn4fitnfs asefg-eIn
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16
DRUGGISTS.
FAMILY DRUG sfglE

uAs JUsY RECEIVED LARsE sVvPEY
II of etsw1rtss esiebnaasa Msdlcatsd 0onlec-
tiona, such - ieelznd Moss PzHss, Tcsland Moss
Candy, FIg Drops, FlAxsssd Candys noarheznd
Drops, T&Gy Drops, ETC.. etc. alse. aSarfety uf
the aost popaiar Ooagk CaHdies and PssSut Msxf-
cfnes. a-f tr
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-09-21

Proceedings OF q Meeting Of Citi.
gems of Doniphan County, at
Troy, September II, 16SJ.
The meeting was called TO order by Capt.
N. Price. Mr.. E. Case was elected Chairman,
and W. II. Smallwood Secretary.
The Chairman called upon Capt. Larzelere
to explain the object of the meeting. Capt.
Larzelere explained that the object was to take
steps to re-organise the Republican Party in
this County.
On motion. Committee, consisting of N.
Price, A. Luzelere and A. Bennett. was ap.
pointed to draft . resolution calling Mass
Convention to assemble. for the purpose Of or
gani.ing the Repu ,lican Party in Douiphan
County.
The Committee, after an absence of few
moments. reported the following resolution,
which was adopted:
Resolved, That the Republican citizens OF
Doniphan County be. and are hereby, invited
to meet IN Mass Convention. in Troy, on Sat-
urday, the 3Oth day of September. 1865. for
the purpose of organizing the Republican Party
in the County.
On motion, it vas agreed that . call for a
Mass Convention be issued BY the meeting, in
conformity with the above resolution; and that
the papers Of the County be requested to pub
lish the proceedings of this meeting.
E. CASE, Chairman.
W. H. SMALLwooD, Secretary.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-09-21
KAssA, RannoAp MArrrns.-The Pc.

KANSAS RAILRoAD MArTERs.-The Pa
ci6c Railroad will be completed aad the
cars running TO Kansas City. this week.
This will make the railroad communics-
tion uninterrupted from St. Louis to
Lawrence.
The Railroad will be 10 running order
to Topeks. sometime in the month ol
October.
Atchisou County has voted Sl5O. .0OO
bonds TO- aid in building the Atchison.
Topeks. and Santa Fe Railroad. Shaw
nee County has voted the same amount
to the road.
Douglas County hss vote'i bonds
to aid the building of the Le.ven
worth, Lawrence and Fort Gibson Rail-
road and also bonds for the building oI
road from Pleasant Hill. Misso uri. to
Lawrence. This latter road, if we mis-.
take not. is intended rs a straigh: cu'
from Pleasant Hill to Lawrence. leaving
Kansas City and Wysndot:e out.
the Atchison Champion announces
that 81 900 900 of the bonds of the
Atchison and Pixies Peak Railroad have
been sold to an English capitalist.
Anderson County has voted to sub
scribe S125 900 to the Leavenworth
Lawrence and Fort Gibson Railroad.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-09-21

GopEY's LADY's Book. FOR OCTOBER
The sieel plate in this number. is COM
posed of selections from the Cartoons Of
Raphael. Eve in number. illustrating
scenes in the Acts of the Apostles. The
Colored Fashion Plste contains six of the
latest Fashions. including brides dress.
There are eighteen illustrations Of various
styles and patterns. and some other en-
eravings-one entitled "Bubbles" The
Music is Woodbine Mazourks.
Among the literary contents. are stories
by Marion Harlsnd and Meta V. Victor
1t will soon be time to get mp clubs for
1866. The terms will be AZ follows:
copy So year; 2 copies. s. so; 8 COP
les. 81 so: a copies. $40; S copies. and
an extra copy to person sending club.
S14 8 copies. and an extra, S21 /; IL
copies. and an extra. S27 so. Additions
to any Of the above cInbs. 80 so. each
subscriber. Godey's Eady's Book and
Arthnr's Home Magazine. both one year
for 81 so. Address L. A. Cooley, Phil
adelphis.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-09-21

A DIVIDED HoUsE.-An election was
held in Leavenworth. last Thursday. on
the question of issuing bonds to build a
railroad to connect with the Hannibal
and St. Joseph Road. at Osmeron-the
only Eastern connection by which Leav-
enworth could possibly be benefited. But
it was defeated, as usual, by dissensions
among her people. Lesvenworth has
failed to secure any important political Of
fee for any Of her citizens she has been
played out in all railroad enterprises
and she is in fair way to lose all the
advantages she ever posssessed-all in
consequence of the rivalries. chickering's.
and dissensions among ber own citizens.
on questions of local interest, upon which
the people of every rival town are united
and harmonious.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-09-21

@ Will some of onr exchanges.
knowing of unemployed labor in their
localities, direct the attention Of such to
the fact. that anv nnnher Of hands can
he at once employed at good wages on
onr railroad and streets. and thst large
number of business and dwelling houses
are ready to be put under contract for
hnilding so soon as mechanics can he
found to engage to do the work !? All
who come can get work at the very high
est wages in 'his city and County
Atchison Champion.
That's a good note. The idea of un-
employed labor IN Kansas. when everv
community sends mp Just snch a cry as
the above. We dent know of any un-
employed labor. Everything in hnman
shape. white and black. old and yonng.
is busy, and the cry is fo' more help.
Even constitutional loafers have gone to
work. Those returned soldiers who are
parading tee streets of the Eastern cities.
with banners Inscribed "Give Us EN-
ployment." had better come West and
get what they are calling for.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-09-21

TIE ROAD FROM ST. JOSEPH To Wa
THENA.-We learn that Messrs. Riley &
Blum. Of St. Jo.. have been declared the
successful bidders for the work of macad /.
smizing the road through the Kansas
bottom, between the river and Wathens,
and that the contract will be made in q
day or two. and the work commenced at
once. Messra Riley & B'nm take the
contract at S37 600: or 80 AGO per mile
They also agree to take the bonds issned
by the city Of ST. Jo.. under the appro-
priation made. a. par The city appro.
priation being 825.000. . balance Of
ahon' S15 600 will have to he raised by
individusl subscriptions. or this amount.
cit'z'ns Of Doniph.n Comfy are exp.ct-
ed to contribute fair portion. So says
the Herald.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-09-21

MISS HANNAH F. GoULD.-The death
of this venerable lady at her residence in
Newt wbnryport was announced yesterday.
The event occurred on Tnesday. M,ss
Gould was born in Lancaster in
this State, in the last century.
and her poetical productions have
bsen the delight of more than one
generation. Twenty years ago her piece.
were exceedingly popular. were common
in reading books. and especial favc.ites
with children. Lately they have no,
been so we'll known. She published
three volumes of verse;. in 1882. 1886
and 1Sll. and later in lie several vol
umes of original and selected matter for
youthful readers. She has lived quietly
at Ne~buryport for more than fifty years
Que Of her brothers was the late Benz .min
A. Gould. well known in this city o.
Principal of the Latin School. and sitter.
wsr,l a. q merchant. Two sisters, the
wife Of Judge Fuller of Augusta. Maine.
and MIR. Rspallo Of New York, survive
her.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-09-21

VALLANDrGHAM FOR SENATOR. - The
Cleveland Lea'er states that Part of the
Dem ocratic programme of that State is
yet kept scrupulouSly secret. bnt never.
,heless Iullv resolved on by those "in the
ring" is nothing less than the carrying
of the next Legislature and the e'ertion oi
Clement L VaIlaniigham as the next u.
5. Senator from Ohio. The Democracy
do not. OF course. expect TO carry the
State on the general ticket. nor will they
attempt il bot they will lend every eff
tort. by co'onizing votes. by trading
votes. BY spending special labor on every
district that can be possibly carried by .
Democrat, to obtain control of the nexi
Legislaiure-and all to the end that thev
may get Vallandigham. the dir,ieet
dog among all the traitors and political
scoundrels of the country. in'o the U. s.
Senate. That is an ambition entirely
worthy of the Democratic party.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-09-21

ABOUT NEwspAPERs Frequently. 10
on, large cities. where an able and popu-
lar political organ is Published. it is dis.
covered that new organ Of the same
psr.y is required; and it invariably turns
out that the reason why new one is re-
quired, is that the old one has risen shove
being the mouth-piece of some select
cliqne 10 the party. or of aspiring indi-
vilusl members. This always shows it.
self in the fact that the new organ sets out
with making war upon the old one. psy
ing little or no attention to the opposing
party, but creating breach in its own.
There was the New York Tribune. q
very popular sud influential Wing paper,
but refused to be the organ Of the Seward
and Weed dynasty. The necessity was
felt for new organ. and the Times was
started. at the head Of which was placed
disafected member of the Tribune staff.
Now. when any person desires to give
vent to little abuse of Horace Greeley he
never dreams of sending it to any other
paper than the Times. and it always finds
place in the columns Of that sheet.
When the St. Louis Democrat prefer.
red to be the organ Of the Missouri Rad
icals rather than the mouih-piece Of Frank
Blair, new Radical organ was demand
ed, and the Union was started, edited by
a Blair ofiee-bolder. lately discarded
from the Democrat staff. The Union at
once betrayed its design, by making war
upon the Democrat. and dividing the
Union party of Missouri.
The Chicago Tribune had become q
power in the North. Wert. 1t started the
ball in favor of Lincoln for the Presiden.
cy. and almost alone fought it through
and secured his nomination. This rem
dered its power still greater. But Lin
coin was murdered, and, it is said. the
Tribune refused to enter the 6ght ss the
champion of another Illinois politician
for the Presidency. The next move was
for 8 new organ. and the Republican sp-
pesred, edited BY person from the East.
hired at heavy salary. 1t commenced
BY warning upon the Tribune. bestowing
scarcely passing notice upon the two or
three rebel papers in that city. The most
serious charges. thus far. against the Tri-
bune. are. that it publishes advertise
ments OF doubtful moral tendency. and
mskes persons pay for advertisements in
its editorial columns
We might name other instances, but it
is not necessary. The above are sufficient
to show what causes the demand for new
organs. The evil is not confined to large
cities. nor to any particular party. 1t is
an effort to destroy the independence Of
the press, and bring it down to the stand
ard of mouth-piece for political dema-
gogues.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-09-21

GEN SLocUM WIN. H. SIocum was
Whig. until. in 1855. the Wing party
was nominally merged in the Republican;
when he went with it, and was soon after
chosen TO the Legislature by the Rspub-
licans. acting with them fully and hearti.
ly. As a Republican. he supported the
election and re- election of Gov. Morgan
and the election Of President Lincoln
As Republican. he went into the war AT
an early day. and has continued in the
service till now; and none Of his political
friends are aware of any change in his
sympathies or his faith. We know that
they have been considering the propriety
of presenting his name for position on
the Union State Ticket. II was doubt
less in reply TO one of these that b. wrote
50 late as the 9th ult.. from v.eksburg
Mississippi. where he ia now in ommaud
the letter to Syracuse friend. from which
Ihs Journal of Saturday prints the fol-
lowing extract
''lf it becomes necessary. y0u can say
in my beh.lf. that I will not, under apv
circumstances. be q candidate for civil
Office this Fall"
Yet Gen. John A. Green of that same
Syracuse assured the Democratic State
Convention that he had received q letter
from Gen. Slocum. cousentiuq to he a
candidate! We call for the exhibition
and publication of that letter. Bring il
to the lightly. r Tribune. llM.