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~ Sidney Clarke. in . recent speech
at Paola, announced his railroad policy
for Kaneas. 1t embraces road for the
Northern Tier, and, We believe, contem-
plates railroad through every County in
the State. We should be glad il be could
carry it out; bat we fear it is altogether
impracticsble. and too late now. even il
it had been practicable before Kansas re-
ceived her railroad grants. Still. We are
willing Mr.. Clarke should Try what he
can do for rs.
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EMaRArIoH.-The St. Jo. Herald says
the ferry boat yesterday was kept busy
throughout the dsy crossing emig-ants to
Kansas. They were from Illinois. We
counted over forty wagons. and riding In
each was . large family of boys and girls.
and some household goods. Every one Of
the men had bought farms in Ksnsss. n
our sister State receives msny more such
delegations Of new inhsbitaats, she will
soon GIL up.
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County has furnished soldiers for good
many regiments, who will all be home by
election time. and who can hardly 10 rung
in on the soldier dodge. to rstify the nice
little arrangement gotten up by . single
regiment.
Now. the short of the matter is this
Every County officer is a Republican.
and every candidate in the Geld is . Re
publican-tbere will be no other kind.
Last Fall, when the Democrats had q
candidate for the Presidency, it was not
thought worth while to be organized in
the County. Out of little over 1.100
votes cast. Lincoln received nearly l 100
msjority. Now. when there is no Dem
ocrstic candidate, it is discovered that an
organization is necessary. The Republi-
can County Central Committee. appoint-
ed by q regular Convention, have decided
against holding Q Convention this Fall.
Dissatisfied persons bolt that action. and
call for another Committee. thus taking
initiatory steps to make breach in the
party, under pretence Of organizing the
party. If there was any earthly necessity
for Convention. and the Committee re-.
fused to call one. we should say. repudi-
ate them and appoint q new one. But
the only apparent necessity for Conven-
tion is, that q few men. who are expert at
running Conventions. may get rid Of Of
6cers who are personally obnoxious to
them. by running in others on the strength
of party nomination. 1t appears to be
a fight for personal revenge and for the
possession of the offices. The best thing
in the world, then, is to let the people
decide. unbiased BY any fancied obligs-
tion to support the. nominees Of q Con-
vention. -ysa-r+
We believe the people view this ques-
ton in the same light. and will not psy
much regard to the nominations of Con-
vention. The result would naturally be,
to make the Republican party appear
weaker than it really is. For if Con-
vention undertakes, in the name of Re-
publican. to work out the spite Of indi-
viduals. and every one is denounced as q
bolter or Copperhead who does not &C.
quiesce in its proceedings. it will make
the party appear much weaker than i,
really is. We have no grudge sgainst
any person who is aspiring for Office. and
if Convention is held, shall very proba-
bly, support some Of its nominees; but we
intend to vote for such men ss suit Us,
Of the action of any Conven.
tion-and we claim to be Republican,
in favor of the most radical measures Of
The party.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-09-28

x The river has risen some two or
three feet. within few days past. This is
good for steamboating. as the low stage
Of water, of late. had made navigation
extremely difficult.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-09-28

INDIAN AFFARs.-Ths Atchison Free
Press says Hon. Thos. Murphy has recsiv.
ed dispatch from Judge Cooley. Com.
miss ioner of Indian Affairs. informing
him that the Indisn Commissioners would
leave Fort Smith on the 14th instant for
Leavenworth. via. Little Rock and St.
Louis. Mr.. Murphy goes to Leavsnworth
to-day to provide IN outfit for the Com
missioners. who 60 at once to treat with
ths Indians of the plains. who have
agreed to meet them at point about for
ty miles from Fort Zarah. The Com
missioners leave Fort Lsavsnworth on the
25th instsnt.
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H The Burlington Patriot is engage

~ The Burlington Patriot is engaged
in a voluminous controversy with Meth
odist preacher. on the hitherto untouched
subject of Dancing. The preacher occu-
pies the outside of the paper. and the
editor takes up the inside with his rejoin-
der. When the thing is concluded, it
will probably be issued in pamphlet form.
with "yaller kivers," and sold BY boys
on railroad trains.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-09-28

~ The September number of the
Soldiers Casket. a magazine published
BY @. w. Alexander. No. 1873 South
Third Street. Philadelphia. has been re-
csived. 1t is devoted to the interests oi
the soldiers. The present number con-
tsins an article written by Mrs. Major.
General Sherman. in memory of her son
Willie, who died during the war. 1t
also contains On article on s.The Soldiers
Great Movement" or National Brother.
hood. The Cssket should be in the
hands of every soldier. Published at 50
per snnum. esi f
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-09-28

b ~ We see. BY the papers. that Chss.
W. Bowman. Of the Holt County Seuti-
mel. has entered into eo-partnership with
Miss Morgan. Of Pettis County, Mis-
souri,. That's going . good ways from
home after wife. Probably he captured
her during his campaigns in that region.
with the N. S. NJ. The best wish We
can offer him is, that bis shadow may not
grow less. 6
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-09-28

@ The Republican Convention Of
New York has nominated straight-out
ticket. repudisting the mongrel affair got
up by the Democrats, under the direction
of Thurlow Weed and Dean Richmond.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-09-28

~ Extra Billy Smith, Of Virginia,
who swore he would suffer dsmnation be-
fore he would beg pardon from tailor,
is in Washington. humbly petitioning for
that same. Perhaps he feels that damns.
tion is. bis doom.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-09-28

fs@Jack Merrick. we'll known form
er resident of this County, who has been
in the army since the beginning of the
war. died in Leavenworth hospital, on
the 18th inst. He was an Englishman.
and served in the Crimean war-comine
to this County at the close of that war.
He knew no fear, and has gone through
many daring adventures. and made many
narrow escapes. He was twice reported
killed-once. in an af1rsy on the plains,
in the early days of the Pixies Peak ex-
citement and once in an afffsy at Fort
Scott, during the war.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-09-28

IMpoRTESr SCHEME The last Manhat-
tan Independent says: 1.-TWO thousand
families Of Germsn descent, from Berks
County. Pa, and from st. Louis, No.,
have. through their agent, Capt. Bruns-
wick, selected extensive tracts of land in
the valley of the Solomon. 1t is as fine
country as the wide world can afford;
and as the settlers are industrious people,
with considerable means. il will give
quite . lift to Western Kansas"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-09-28

mOauA 1reuby OOhcluUcOs
The treaty with tho Cboctaws and
Chick assws, at Fort Smith. was con-
cludei on the 2lst. The following
are the main points Of the treaty. 1t will
be seen that the rebel Indians have gained
about as much BY uniting with the enc
mics OF the Government, as the Southern
fre-eaters have:
The first article provides that peace
and friendship are hereby finally estab-
lisbed between sll the citizens Of the Uni
ted States and the individuals composing
the Aforesaid tribes. and all the friendly
relations thst existed before the rebellion
shall be and the same are hereby renewed.
Article second provides that the Choc-
tsw and Ghicksssw tribes of Indisns do
hereby bind themselves when called upon
by the Government, to aid by their infiu-
encs in compelling the Indians of the
Plains to maintain peaceful relations with
each other, with the Indians Of the Ter
ritory. and with the United States.
Article third provides that tle Choc-
taw and Chick,ssw tribes Of Indians
hereby admit that the institution of sls-
very is abolished, and that slavery or in
voluntary servitude shall never hereafter
exist in either tribe. except in punishment
of crime ;<and they promise that meas
ures will be taken to suitably provide for
the freedmen. subject to the approval Of
the President. The other articles provide
for the issne of lands to the friendly In
dians of Kansas and elsewhere. grant the
right Of way TO railroads. and promise to
recommend to their respective councils
the consolidation Of the Indian tribes
with territorial form of government.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-09-28

D ~ We notice that the boys of the
Kansas 10Th, who went from this place,
are about town again. They have served
faithfully for four years. have stood up to
the work bravely. and have participated
in some hard fights.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-09-28

ISoRATIrUDE ILLUsrRArED.-In Iowa.
where negro suffrage is at issue between
the parties. it is reported that ont Of
I.000 negroes in that State, $50 volun.
teered for the war; while ont Of 40, 600
Copperhesds. bat II enlisted; and for
this. ss we'll ss the fact that $50 negro
enlistments ensbled $50 Copperheads to
stay at home and vote. say nothing about
saving the lives Of two hundred of them,
It 1s argued that the said Copperheads are
very ungrateful in opposing universal
suffrage. 1t certainly looks that way
rom such . standpoin. of facts. Did
iU0 .OUO Union men owe their lives to
lVO.O0O negro soldiers. it would be ..
strong reason why the whole party should
advocste negro suffrage. Cincinnati Ga.
zekse.
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Wos'T TAKE "A sort of bogus State
Convention in Iowa, calling itself Sol
diers' Convention, nominated . State
ticket. in opposition to the regular Re-
publican ticket. Every candidate but
one was Republican. but the Copper
head Democracy eagerly accepted it. in
hopes of defeating the Republicans. But
the thing is falling to pieces. Col. Ben.
ton. the candidate for Governor. refuses
to run upon any such ticket, and the
prospect is that it will not receive even
the strength Of the Copperhead vote.
Iowa is not the only State where Office
hungry men run Conventions upon the
soldier dodge, and hope to secure the
election of their candidates upon that
ground. But they seldom win. They
are too transparent to deceive either SOL
diers or citizens.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-09-28

Many Of the old guns which are sent to
the Springfield Armory from the field
ana Southern Arssnals sre still loaded.
10 one gun were found six charges. In
On other. corn and CRACKERS were cram
med in prouiscuously. SO z
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-09-28

WARLIKE PREPARATroNs.-From the
activity at the Brooklyn Navy-yard. says
N. Y. letter. one would half imagi we
were in the midst of war. Two iron.
clads are in progress. and several wooden
vssssls are being repaired. Three frigstss
and on sloop.of-war sre on the stocks.
the keel of one of them having been LAID
last week. An enormous dry dock and
q naval store are being constructed, and
tho number of men who End steady EN-.
pioyment in the Government service is
very large. Some uneasy persons imagine
that this preparation is being made in
view OF war on account ofthe occups-
tlon OF Mexico BY Msxiniliau. Whetber
1t De so or otherwise has no, been made
public. and the observers have foil liberty
to make their own deductions.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-09-28

~'A correspondent, writing about
the Wirz trial, gives an account of how
Wirz takes it. Guess. in the end, bell
take it around the neck.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-09-28

~ j. F. Babbit. late District Attor-
nsy, sued our County, at the late term Of
the court. for nearly s1.400 which be
holds against the County, in the shape of
scrip, and obtained judgment for the
same. A special cash tax must be levied
to pay it Of. When we consider that
Mr.. Babbit charged very heavy fees for
bis services. from the fact that the pay
was scrip. which was at discount, and
now sues the County for the full face of
the scrip in cash, we must regard it. as
sharp operation. and one which will make
our Taxpayers anxious to vote for bin,
when he again offers himself for office.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-09-28

~ The steamboat Hill was snagged.
. few days since. on the Mississippi. I.
is bad name for getting snsgged.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-09-28

u Reports received at the Department Oh
Agriculture warrants the statement LAT the
potato crop this season will be one Of the lsfs'
est CT ops ever grown in this country.
u An entcrprising correspondent who visit
ed Galena, informs the public that Gen. Grsnss
salary, while in charge of bis fathers h'e
store there, for two years before the war, Hs
$40 month. He was unable to find out "he'n'
er the General voted for Lincoln or Douglas u
1860. as none of the neighbors took inters''
enough to remember.
, p The Washington correspondent Oh s''
Cincinnati Gazette mentions the grsaIylDe
fact that the Government expenditures sn'eA
had before averaged s., 900 900 day. din,h'
ished in the month of August to $4so'o"'
day.
T Extra Billy Smith is fair specimen
modern Virginia aristocracy. He is a. i,ii'
ate . boof a. vas ever made. He sfarse'
stage driver, became q mail CONTRACTOR anu "
came wealthy OF fraudulent extra charges Nv
mail services. When, in . triangular con'e'
he got himself into Congress, the Hunters WV
he Masons turned their backs upon n,I
When. two years ago, he was elected con'''
rate Governor of Virginia, the Richnon'
,ers ridiculed him as druuksrd and . wv
he d now too aristocrsticslly rebel 70 asA y"
'ardon from "tailor."
uHYnrsrAL.-Iti Is reported, says the o''.'
record, that Senate: Pomeroy was msfreu
boston, on the 9Th ult. and that John .. ~
{ this city, vas married somewhere u
aont, on the "a inst ;. .n
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DYSPEPSIA CURE
cures hStulenoy, weak
meas and general debility;
It mAkeathe weary ambi.
tious, the feeble strong,
the dsbiIitated healthy
for It enables the patient
to take plenty Of healthy
food, which Il the parent
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To oHIo-REsoLUTIoNs.

To oHIo-REsoLUTIoNs.
WHEREAS, The General Assembly of the
State of Ohiod i on the 31st day of Msrch,
1864, psss q Joint resolution, instructing
their Senators and requesting their Repre-
sentstives in Congress, to uss their nfu-
ence to have enacted proper laws to feed,
clOthe and furnish transportation TO the
destitute people of East Tennessee who, by
the ravsges of war, were compelled 10
leave their homes and seek homes n q
strange land, amongst strangers; and,
WHEREAS, Said resolution was, in the
opinion of the people of East Tennessee,
one of the legitimate offsprings Of patriot
ism and love of country of the Represent
stives of the gallant and self-sacridcing
people of Ohio and strengthened the bonds
of friendship and brotherly love existing
between the loyal people Of Ohio ard Ten
nessee; therefore,
Be it RESOLVED, By the General Assem-
bly of the State Of Tennessee, tnst the
thanks or the loyal people of the State Of
Tennessee are hereby rendered TO the peo'
pie of Ohio, through their Legislature, for
their confidence and esteem, and for this
Christian and patriotic offer to receive the
destitute of Dur State.
Resolpea, That the Secretary Of State
be, and is hereby, instructed to transmit
Immediately 8 copy of the preamble and
zesalptinns 10 the Secretary Of the State
Of Ohio, with A~request that he lay the
same before the Legislature UF
in session.
Passed April IL, 1865:
WIN. HEISKELL,
Speaker of the House of Representatives
SAMUEL r. ROGERS,
Speaker of the Senate.
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OHIO EEsPoNDs-LETTER OF THE
RY OF STATE.
THE STATE OF ONO.
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE
COLUMBUS, July l9, 1863.
To Hon. A. J. Fletcher, Secretary OF State
of Tennessee:
S1R: Ibsve the honor and pleasure OF
acknowledging the receipt of your favor OF
the Ist inst. transmitting resolutions OF the
Legislature of the State of Tennessee IN
resDonse TO the action of the General AS
ssmbly Of this State expressing sympstny
for the noble citizens Of East Tennessee
when suffering under the tyranny OF the
rebel C~onfederscy.
Ysu rightly interpret the spirit tns'
nrompted such action on the part OF our
representatives as in keeping with the
Datriotism that impelled the people OF ono
10 volunteer in the defence Of a common
nationality. We loved and honored ttt
trne friend of the country wherever found
and would have been recresnt to every Cd
LEGATION of citizenship if We had failed Il
Weld everything demanded for their pro
lection. n
With a common interest in holding tn
great valley of the Mississippi under tn
control of one glorious American Union J
States, Ohio will ever be ready toJoni
hands with Tennessee in favor OF SO mig
and worthy an object.
1 am, Sir,
WIN. HENRY SMITH,
Secretary Of State.
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r.Aa ot the hrm Of HALLIWELb $500
tin ss bis old established Dsnt.l MAKING those
OnI1,S3nahia gams. Artificial Teeth, at tneOie so
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d SIs. An work warrsnt.a
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BIGELOW
AFFAIRS,
III massas arc Inlerssted.
of Monroe, CzTGAGOs ZLks
Post Oface Boz. l54,

Farmers. Drovers, Merchants, Lumbermen, Me-
sbonid ASK themselveJif the slightest sTPHILITIo,
W so.caIled PRIVATE DISEASE, tnint Is lingering IN
tlreir SYSTEMS, IL so, they should apply In person
n possible; if not possible in person. 9y ISts0o;
onestions, which Will enable fny one to know posi-
tivel v Just how they Etsnd. -
To the intelligent resder It Is not heoe.saIy u
n,bIisb the names Of the many complications anu
kforms assumed by this terrible scourge, yee ~ m-s
he adyissbie to mention as most prominent S1PH-
ma Primary, SYPHILIS SECONDARY Sno q Is
TERrrARH, the latter involving the Oones IL "
deathlY action. the
mott obstinete and worst ULCER TED IHhoALs
nNo.o.S e-on this cause, and will, II not properly
handled. ultimately result in loss Of voice. LoSk.0
vonr true interest, and consult bV letter,or apply NJ