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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-06
nAEITAY AND DELAWARE BAY R. R.

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IL rron zoo. Mnrray daily, at $3.50 p, M ccunectin1
WITH Trans Tor hlGnLANns MD sr BANk. LONG
RRANIU SHARK kIkLH MANCHESTER &c
RRooyIYN no NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. g.; fscuS
sion o. god for three dayI sssnss JlsSE hof
~ M, eonnrcne At PORT AOSMouTH, with ex yresS
trains lor PHILADELPHIA, TuCkERIOS, BARSE0Ar
TONS RIVER. &c Returning iesve 'ne''' Ferry rmis
delphis. 81 lll5 . IN -
Traveller. from the City Of NewYoh are Led not q
apply pa,-ssc by this hne the State OF having
uyege OF carrying passengers and freight Cween the citise
Of New Y oTk and Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-06

TgyUE HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID 1or
ma Nsw,pspers Pamphlets Book and w sie OF eveiy
d-cin,ios SI0CKWELL EMERSON NO 20 Ann ST.
on, door west Of Es"aos"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-10-12
(For the Chief.j

EorroR CHTEF:-I see BY your paper, of the
5ih inst, that some Informant has deceived
you 10 regard 10 what said at the Mass Meet
ing at Toy, on the 30ih of September. ash
you, as a mater of justice to myself, to pub
lish the following, which did say: When
left the County Boa.d, there was money
enough due the County 10 pay all Of ibe out
Standing warrants. ia the last four years ouI
taxes have nearly or quite doubled, and the
County is s2S.000 in debt. and we have nc
Improvements in the shape of roads, bridges
or prblic buildings, 10 show foti it. That there
is some, hing radically wrong in our County Fl
nancial sysie em, there is no doubt-perhaps il
is the law. I make no charges or insinuation:
against any gentleman in Office. So far as
know believe them 10 be honest, and vould
have no objection to vote for them. if nomina
ted BY a Convention, if we have one. (Be
lieviug that attempts would be made to mis-
represent me, repeated two Or three times
that made no charges against any gentleman
in ofice.) Your memory does not serve you
correctly in regard 10 what said in White
Cloud, iu 1860, in reference to that miserable
s;,uciu ure called Court House, at Troy.
said that the County Board iRiormed us that
they had CONTACTED for the building at So 900
and it would cost no more. l said it would
cost the tax payers of the County $4,000 be.
fore it was paid los. l guess The result has
proved that nv estimate was rather below than
above the amount. l would simply say, in
conclusion, that claim no privileges for my
self that would not extend to every Union
citizen, IN regard to party policy. l always
have beeu and am DOW Convention man, be-
lievioy it TO be the best plau; but have no de.
sire 70 quarrel with gentlemen who differ with
me. Youss, respectfully,
A. LARZELERE.
wAsHIsGros TowNsH'r, Oct. 7th, 'G5.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-10-12

TALK Is NOT CIpER--Upon receiving
news of his nomination for the V'ce
Presidency. Andrew johnson made
speech in Nashville, in which this pass
age occu's:
Now. in regard to Emsncipation.
want to say to the blacks that liberty
mean. liberty to work and eni " ths
fruits Of your labor Likeness is not tree
dom. desire that all men sh i'll have
fair stap and an equal chance 10 the r"c'
of life. and let him succeed who has th'
most merit"
That sounds very pretty. But . man.
white or black. stands about as good
chance as horse to enjoy the frcits o
his labor, or a chance in the race Of lifs
equal to man without legs. il be is de-
prived of tho means Of defending hi
rights With rebels to do the voting
and law-making. the fruits Of the negro''
labor are the promise of Eve dollars I
month. His chance in the race Of life
is the chance the rebel Lawmakers viii
give him of living at all. The idea o
making several millions Of freemen. with
ont any Of the rights of freeman. is al
experiment which We do not believe wa
ever before attemp pied.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-10-12

A "LASE MovEMEsr."-We under
stand that some OF the County Conven.
ton men are trying to enlist persons in
their movement. in some parts of the
County. by asserting that it is a Lane
movement. We had hoped. now that
Lane is safe for another Senatorial term.
that we should hear no more Of Lane and
Anti-Lans for at least Eve years to come.
and that all Republicans would unite to
secure the best interests of the County
What, in the name of common sense. has
Lane and Anti Lane got to do with an
election for County officers. at the present
time? We had thought the people got
their GIL Of it. last Fall. Yet, We are in
formed, that one of the principal persons
running this issue. is County officer,
elected last Fall. BY Anti-Lane votes.
Notwithstanding the fact that be was
known to be Q strong Lane man. II
Anti Lane men, in last Falls excitement,
could support Lane man for q County
Office. we think he is very hard pushed
for an issue. when be tries to stir up last
yesr's divisions and chickering's. The man
who attempts it. deserves a good spank
ing. But from information which We
have from various parts Of the County
the thing won't take. The people regard
the Lsne aud Anti-Lsne fight as played
out. and look upon those who are running
it. as hungry office-seekers. endeavoriDg
to use it as machine to boost them into
power. Men who last year travelled the
County .declaiming against Lane. are now
running this "Laue movement" Neither
Lane nor Anti. Lane men will bite at such
Q bait ss that.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-10-12

TIE ELECTIONS returns from
Pennsylvania are mssgre. bat the Union
ticket is conceded to have s. 900 majority
In Philsdelphis. Morton McMichasl.
editor of the North Americau. is electe d
Mayor by over 5000 majority.
In Ohio, as far as heard from. Cox
has 25 200 majority for Governor. and
there are very heavy Onion rnajorities iu
both branches Of the Legislature.
Iowa is. Overwhelmingly Union
Stone is reelected Governor BY heavy
majority. The bogu. affair engineered by
Copperhsads and called q soldiers ticket
appears to have made. 10 the Counties
heard from. worse run than the straight
ont Copperheai tickets Of former years.
Nebraska has doubtless gone Union
Nebrasks City and Omaha. which ART
lousy with Missouri rebels. have given
large Copperhead m.jorities. but mol
enough to overwhelm the loyal vote o.
the Territory.
The municipal election in Newark
New Jersey, has resulted in Union vic
tory, BY q majority of 1.3O0-a Union
gain Of 9. 400. This is the first time ir
six years that the Democrats have beer
beaten in Newark.
New York and New Jersey bid fair te
come out right. in November.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-10-12
Correspondence.
(For the Chiefly
Mass Convention.


At a Mass Convention, held at Troy, Sep
tember 3O.h, the following proceedings were
had:
Alfred Larzelere was chosen Chairman, and
w. r. Poser, Secretary.
On motion, committee was appointed to
report business for the Convention, composed
of the following persons: H. Tuttle. of Mari
on; H. SmaIlwood, of Washington; A. Perry,
of Centre; J. P. Either. of Wolf River; j.
Alirey, of Iowa; A. Patterson, of Wayne;
and C. Nahruog, of Burr Oak.
After q recess of the Co, vention, the COM
mittee reported, recommending that Central
Committee pro tcm. for the Republican party
of the County be appointed, to be composed
of The following persons:
A. Larzelere, of Washington; Robt. Flick
niger, of Wayne; J. Frank Kotscb, of Centre
]. AlEev, OF Iowa; John Curtis, of Marion;
G. Nabruus, of Burr Oak; and A. Bennett, ei
Wolf River.
On motion, said report was adopted.
The Central Committee, after having retir-
ed, made the following report:
Re,oteed, That it is necessary to the harmo.
ny of the Republican party of the Couuty. that
We hold Delegate Convention, 10 nomiqate
candidates for the different County Offices to
be filed at the coming November election;
and that the said Convention meet in Troy, on
Saturday. Nov. h, at Q O'Clock P. M.
2. That each Township is entitled to the
following number of Delegates, based upon
Tho uoia af iha last reneral election.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-10-12

The train on the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad. which left St. Louis at $40
P NJ. Tuesday. met with On accident
which came near proving serious. twelve
miles east of Vincennes. about IL o'clock
the same night. We learn from passengers
that, soon after leaving East st. Louis.
a freight train off the track was encouu.
tered. which caused some delay. In try.
ing to make up lost time. the train was
run faster than the schedule provided, and
owing to the roughnsss Of the road. pass
engers experienced an uncomfortable ride.
When twelve miles this side of Vincen.
mes, the two sleeping cars jumped from
the track. and rolled over. mixing up
things generally. and bruising most OF the
occupants, but fortunately killing no one.
The forward cars remained on the track.
General Sherman was . passenger in one
of the overturned care. but was not iniur-
cd. Having dragged himself out. he was
seeS" making for the 'front.'" which point
he reached, and. taking 9 seat 10 another
car. be succeeded in reaching Lawrence
burg. sbout three hours behind time. y
This accident to Gen. Sher man occur
red about the same time that the special
train conveying Lieut. Gen. Grant from
1ndianspolis was thrown from the track:
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-10-12

ANArosAL CONSTITUTIONAL CoSrss
TIos.-Ths Boston Post makes the foilo"
ing alIusion to ssnbject which is imP,sss
ing itself on thoughtful minds throoso0''
the country: css -, fan
at is hardly yet time to thlns o. -, =.
immediate Constitutional Convention, !, ' :.
the time is not far distant when it Will "
expedient to consider whether seventy
years Of intense activity of the hOmia =.
mind. more especially directed 70 .n. .n
science Of free Government. have no. ~, w.
dersd improvements possible in VIVA; :,,sl.
in its days . marvel OF the human 'I h.s,
lect. When the wounds OF war f.sb, u
healed up. and the scars are not 50 .I.,.. lava
aII sections can meet 10 one VAST eons,
and lesislats anew upon the pefm'"''
principles Of the Republic.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-10-12

A New AMENDMENT. Major General
Schenck. Representative from Ohio. in.
tends. at the next Congress. to propose
an amendment to the Constitution. which
shall place the basis of representation on
the number Of voters. and not on the
ratio of population. He said in q recent
speech
I" If no other Representative OF the
people makes the proposition before me,
pledge to you my promise that early 10
the next Congress will propose this
further mendment-tbst, from this time
forward, for all the States alike. the Con-
stitutiou of the United States shall be so
changed as that representation shall De
foundea.upon votes and not upon poPul'
ton"
"Maine BY the census of 1860, had 9
population 70 626, $50. and on this poPus'
tion was allowed FIVE Representative.
Alabama had population OF o2b,'
461. Just 100000 less than Maine; bot
she was allowed. under the three hith'
rule, seven members = two more than
Maine.
Vermont had q population OF Si4'.
3S9. upon which she was allowed tnrs
Representatives. =,
South Carolina had Q population o.
291 $3.50. 600 less than Vermont: ana
that. because Of the large number Of nsF
slaves, she was allowed six Represen'i
tives-twice as many as Vermont, though
Vermont has the greatest free white p0P''
ulstIon. -. ,l-. !.
Pennsylvania. with population OIL
2.8i6.266. is allowed twenty four h'p'
reasntatives. while North Csrolin.. oou.a'
Csrolins. Georgia. Alabama, Fior'aa
Mississippi and Louisiana. all conoloS'' noo
sn aggregate fres population OF IoZs:
7S5 = 10. 900 less than Psnnsyls.a.
slons-snd yet they are allowed 'n.,', .S!,
nine Reprssentstives-6ftssn mors ,'''
the same population in free State
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-10-12
General Orders w -,

HEADoRs 1TH KAN VET CIV
FORT LeAvfSwoRrH, Sept. 20, @ 's5
scLDIEns CT THE SEVENTH K,va
The time has come when ON ASsAs;-
associations as soldiers must essP.. p,ea'an'
are on the eve Of returning to yOur b,:yu You
after having passed through rm oral MONIES.
weary years of unequalei danaa. lOaI
hardship. "SeF and
fBefore we part, ius,ies dou,
fome reference be male to the ava. ' 'ns
manner in which you have resnon,1, ' 1s'iy
the call of your country. No pJaasa Iaa;o to
can boast prouder name or a mo, nPas
tended reputation for gallautarv s snS e1'
ing. Of your right to which ibosa ' aaf' u.s.
saw you at luka. Coriuth. Tallsb,,.ss!aNo VINO
Cofeeville. Leighton. Wyatt. Fsale' FJ"'s'
Hurricane Creek and Tupelo cav O'euce'
witness. From term of reuro,ab Srl 0e'' a
have rendered the title you bora oD. yOa y,
which to be proud rather than s.L.9 Tus 9t
none OF you need shrink to own ,b..
once rode with the TX ansas Jaybawl. ~. q
For myself. l have found Won cva. s y
tifal. and eager to do your duty bou.na. ~, 10.
difficult and dangerous. and to this 1' NV,
inguess, and the gallant manner in rs;n, S:iI
each requirement has been performed 'T =
do not forget to sscribe every adv,r,.l !
ment l have N ads rather than to INV lug oo
deserving. '"n
Many of your number have f,llsr
sleep in Southern graves-on fields wSs. -.
they gallantly gave up their lives "t,. 4.
their country and the Justification of H.. =.
righteous principles. Though tbp, r, r,
without mark or monument, thew u;,I N
not be forgotten; and honored recolIsc,;,"
will ever be fresh in the memory of :,
grateful Nation.
By long sacrifice you hsve esbib;,.a
your patriotism too well to REQUIRE s,
hortation should your country have nssI
of you again. | doubt not il she calls vou
will be among the first to respond.
l would make special acknowIs],.
ments to the officers for their elfdeD;,I
and efforts to assist in promoting the in.
terest of the regiment. Now. comraIss
bid You farewell. F.M. MALONE
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-10-12
ATTEMPT TO KILL LIEUTENANT
GENERAL GRANT.
Assassins not all Hung.
Special Train Thrown from the Track.

Lieufensnt General Grant, in order t.
crafty the wishes Of the people of Indi
ana. visited Indianapolis on Tuesday
where he was received with that enthusi
asm which has greeted him everywh her,
on his round of travels through the Unit
ed States. He was conveyed safely tt
the Capital Of Indiana by special train or
the Indianapolis Railroad.
Desiring to return to this city Tuesday
night. special train. consisting of 10.
comotive, tender and passenger coach,
was placed at his disposal. This started
from Indianapolis late in the evening,
and no mishap was experienced until II
reached Guilford, about ten miles west oI
Lawrenceburg. at one O'Clock A. NJ. Al
this point. just before reaching the bridge.
the switch had been partially displaced.
The engine, tender and fore truck of the
passenger coach. however, kept the track.
but the hind truck of the latter was
thrown of. and was dragged over the
cross ties and across the bridge before the
train could be checked. There beng q
heavy curve at this place. the engineer
had fortunately checked the speed Of the
train. and it was moving slowly at the
time Of the occurrence, SO that the dis
placed car remained on the I'D of the
road. The General and party were then
transferred to the engine and brought
safely to Lswrenceburg. where another
car was provided.
The President Of the road, d. G. Lord.
Esq. on hearing of the occurrence. i'm
mediately proceeded to GuiTford. to in
vestigate the matter. It was found that
some Infamous scoundrel, ss wicked As
Booth. bat with less courage, had troken
the lock from the switch and turned the
latter with view OF throwing the train
from the track. Fortunately, the work
was bunglingly done. and to this fact The
escape Of the train from being smashed is
due. the locomotive and tender having,
as described. kept the track. and th,t
prevented the car containing the General
from going over. It was . narrow es.
cape. and while the public will rejoice that
this dastardIy attempt on the life Of the
Lieutenant General failed. they will re-
gret that there is little probability of 6nd-
ing the seoundrsl who would plunge the
Nation into mourning second time for
another Of its great and valued men. The
occurrence took place as stated about one
o'clock yesterday morning.
1t was not far from this place, on the
same road. that train containing Gov.
Morton was thrown from the track some
time ago. There are doubtless snesking
rebels. of the meanest Northern type, 10
that part of the country. and now since
second attempt has been made to take the
life Of man who has been . chief ins,ru-
ment in suppressing the rebellion. vigrous
should be taken to sppreheud
The author Of the crime Cincinnati Ga.
zeae. Sept. 2SM. '65. I
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-10-12
ROSTER OF OFFICERS OF SEVENTH EIy.,s
VOLUNTEER CAVALRY.

ROSTER OF OFFICERS OF SEVENTH KANSAS
VOLUNTEER CAVALRY.
FIELD AND STAFF.-Col; Francis
NJ. Malone. Lieutenant Colonel: Charles
II. Gregory. Major; L. Il. Ut, Major:
Simeon N. Fox. Adjutant; james Smith
R Q. NJ; Lucius Whitney, Regimen.
Commissary; JosephS. Martin, Surgeon;
Joel J. Crook, Assistant Surgeon:
Charles H. Lovejoy. Chaplain.
Hon. CoUNCIL STAFF-Henry C. Bird
Sergeant Major; Fletcher Pomeroy, 0.
NJ. Sergeant; D. w. Morse. Commissary
Sergeant; James. W. Lansing, Hospital
Steward: Albert G. Speer, Hospital
Steward; Ira w. Phelps, Saddle Ser.
geant.
Co. A.-Bazil c. Sanders, Captain;
Henry NJ. Campbell. lst Lieutensnt; -.
2d Lieutenant.
Co. B., Captain; Isaac Garmet,,
lst Lieutenant;--. 81 Liput.
Go. C.-James Smith. Capt; Bayless
S. Campbell, LIST Lieut.; j. H. Widsy,
81 Lieut..
Co. D.-Aaron NJ. GilIs. Capt; VIM.
Henry. 1st Lieut.: -. Cd Lieut.
Co. E.-John Hayes. Capt; Elwin 7.
Sanders. LIST Lieut.; -, % Lieut.
Co. F.-Eiward Colbert. Capt John
W. Moore. lst Lieut.: -. 2i Lieut..
Co. G.-Edwsrd Thornton. Captain;
Dachariah Harris, lst Lieut. VIM. A,
Cease. % Lieut.
Co, H.-Charles L. Wall, Capt; ".
E. Dickson. LIST Lieut.; -,2i Lieut..
Co. Jacob NJ. Anthony. Capt;
VIM. Weston. 1st Lieut.; -. 2l Lieut.
Co. K.-Burr Fl. Bostwick, Capt; W.
w. Crane. lst Lieutenat; -. q Lieu
tenant.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-10-12

"LIFE AND DEATH IN REBEL PR1soNs.' u
-Stebbins. Bender & Co., of St. Louis,
the publishes of this work. ian advertise
ment of which will be found in another
column. have furnished Us with copy.
which is another valuable addition to the
war literature of the country. 1t is writ.
ten BY one who suffered in the rebel pris.
ons, and writes from personal observa-
tion. 1t is a thrilling history, of 400
pages. describing prison life at Anderson.
vile, Ga, and Florence, s. G. The
book will be sold only by Agents
Those desirous of acting as Agents, are
referred the advertisement.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-10-12

increase IN nVe years, l,SSH
This population is rather less than we
had anticipated. Had other Townships
shown q corresponding increase with
Iowa. Wolf River. and Burr Oak. The
population of the County would have ap-
preached something near $4,000. We Gre
inclined to think that the enumeration In
some Of the Townships was not taken
with the same thoroughness as in this end
of the County. However. when we re
member what wholesale clearing out oil
rebel sympathizers occurred in this Coun-
ty. in the early part of the war. the in
crease of population is very gratifying,
after all. The National census, FIVE years
hence. will place our population little il
any short of 10000.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-10-12

@ The Illustrated Annual of Phre-
nology and Physiology for 1866, the bes.
ever issued, Contains President Andrew
johnson. Abraham Lincoln, Julius Cesar,
with Portraits; Character in the Walk.
with twelve illustrations; The Mother Of
Wesley; Character in the Eyes; Stammer,
ing and Suffering. (Causes aud Cure);
Lieut.. General Grant; The Red Man and
the Black Man, with illustrations; Heads
of the Leading Clergy and Heads Of
Notorious Boxers. with Portraits; Fate Of
the Twelve Apostles; Head of St. Paul:
Qualities Of Men: Cornelius Vanderbilt;
Language of the Eyes-blue. black. gray.
hazel and brown-ten engravings; Brig,
Fam Young. Richard Golden. John
Bright. Major Gen. Sherman. with por.
traits; Phrenology at Home, with Count.
ing House Calendar. Postpaid for 12
cents, by Messrs Fowler & Wells, l89
Broadway, New York.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-10-12

>3% The St. Joseph Daily Herald has
this week been visiting our table. 1t had
been so long siuce We had seen it. that we
did not know it had increased ts\himen-
sions to larger size-hence our mistske
in saying the Union was the largest Daily
west Of St. Louis. The two papers are
Of the same size. The editorial ability
Of tho Herald is well known. That city
now boasts Of two first class Dailies. both
published at the same price-s10 year.
We trust they will both keep coming
right along.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-10-12
GExERAL SLocun OF CoppERHEADs. :
l.

GExERAL SLccUn OF CopPERHEADs.-
The Albany Evening Journal Of Saturday
Gays:
During . visit Of Gen. Slocum at the
North. and pending the assembling Of .
Union Conventioo. We had conversation
with bin. in the course of which be re-
marked. in substance: "Whatsver else
you do. ] bope you win not fail to sd-
minkter stinging rebuke to the men at
the North who are opposing the war
They are great deal worse than armed
rebels. You take care of our enemies
who are keeping mp FIRE in the rear. and
the soldiers will dispose Of those in front. "
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-10-12

UoLMAN's RURAL WoRLD.-The Octo.
Der number of this valuable Agricultural
paper is at hand. 1t should be patron
izad by every farmer in the West. Its
Editors and contributors are Western
men, and their articles are adapted to the
wants Of Western farmers. It is publish.
ed on the LIST and 15:h of each month, at
80 per snnum, or 81 for 6 month";
Address. Norman J. Colmsn, st. Louis,
Mo.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-10-12

DEATH eF AN Ex- x-SEcRErARY OF tn.
Treasury AND An Ex- CoxaREssnAx.-
The morning pspeH announce the
death Of the Hon. Willism j. Duane.
aged IS yesrs. He was Secretary ofshs
Treasury under Jackson. snd reoiepsd
bis Office rather than consent to tie rs-
movsl Of the deposits from the United
States bank.-PhlodslpAia, Sept. 27tA.
The Hon. William Bsylis. N. c..
died in this city this morning. aged SO
years. Tdnnton. Aassaehaseas. Sent
27kh, '65,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-10-12

BurTER.-There is complaint that the
COWS don't give much milk. and conse.
quently but little butter can be made.
We are we'll aware that it is almost i'm.
possible to get butter. This is to notify
all well-disposed cows. that if they will
give down their milk. freely. the butte,
can be sold for 80 cents per pound. or as
much more as is asked for it. Of course,
the money will do the cows no good: bui
we have no doubt it will have some in.
fuence in "bringing them to their milk. |"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-10-12

f%% The Iowa and Sac payment came
of last week. Since then, the noble red
children of the forest have been scattering
the green backs with lavish hand. They
are, now as independent as Kings. On
Sunday, we saw one little cuss, about five
years Of sge. deliberately Jogging along
in the middle of the street. magni6cently
attirsd in a greasy calico shirt. that
reached almost to his hips. He wouldn't
have given FIVE cents to have been any
thing else than an Indian.