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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-11-02
Anticipated Heavy Demand for
American Pork and Beef.

A London correspondent Of the Chics'
go Tribune. writing under the date Of
September 18th. says:
l have laid much emphasis in my let
ters to the Tribune upon the cattle plsgus
in this country. and have endeayorei to
draw the attention of your breeders and
graz;ers to the admirable opportunity now
presented for largely increasing their bust
ness relations. l wish it were possible
for me to be heard throughout the whoIs
Northwest, not merely in behalf OF your
farmers. bat still more in the interests Of
thu millions OF my counfrymsn who Hs
now threatened with something akin 10
starvation. If not with starvation iisslL-
The entire press Of your country. from
Maine to Texas. from Massachusetts 10
the slopes of the Rocky mountains, ought
TO make your farmers know that We Gre
threatened with a meat famine. and ihas
animal food is already at such an exofSl'
tant price that only comparatively well
toSlo families are able to purchase IT,
The plsgns which has hitherto sffsc'n
cattle alone is now showing itself among
our sheep and threatening the hogs.
The veterinary Professor Simond'.
under orders from Her Msjssty's PnIy
Council. has just reported upon the 0o..
break of the disease among the sheep ID
Norfolk, and states that flock OF sou'
1000 had been attacked and most oil I0'
animals had died. Our papers. from Io'
Times downward, are in fsrmen' OF :"
citement about the matter, and with rs
sou; for people are becoming nsrvoue, -.
know not what to eat. II VIII nO'
considered impertineut in me il 1 sugg
that !: would be good policy on 'ss is.' r..
Of the Legislature of Illinois 'nd o'a.
States. to appoint number OF 7,ts;la.s
inspectors. not merely to guard % ss
the approach of the plague from nu'Jp H.
but to satisfy European consumers .I",.. .
the provisions you send them are soso'.
ly free from any suspicion OF dl'el's; e..
We have reached that point slrsaay
people perfer almost to starve 70 oul
meat raised in Europe; we shall looA ..s
you during the whole OF next ysI' .,o,
perhaps aftsrward. for our prlnelpA .op. .op
ply, and any extra care you fsA' ~ .oo.
vincing Us Of the wholesomensss o. IA
beef and pork will be repaid q .i na1d .sd
fold to your people. Let your Os 70
pork come out in parcels. endorsed
soundness by properly snthor,ssh 'DIE .d;.,..
ors, and American meats will imm.
y supplant all others in the ms'As
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-11-02

4 r. The gallant soldier and Christian
Colonel Cbivisgton. who knows how to
fight the Indians of the Plains. and
who gave . striking example Of it. is
ap Independent candidate for Con-
grsss. in Colorado. The bsst rebuke
the people Of that new State could ad-
minister to the McCooks, and other kid.
glove Generals and Consressmeu. would
be to elect Chivington. who Is the right
man Tor the position. IS .3sia $ mi,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-11-02

HoLLowAY's PLLs.-FEvER Avn A..
preparations Of Quiniue and a..
mel prescribed by the faculty for ,bi, di.-
ease. are more destructive in thai, ru
es on the human body than the .omD,.;,,,
itself. verifying the old adsge-". rem.a,.
worse than the disease"-HolIor
Pills possess no mineral poison, md -.
more speedy and efficacious in promOtins
a permanent cure.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-11-02

~ The Ladies' Repository. for No
vember. is before Us. It is Illustrated
with one of the landscape engravings for
which the Repository is unsurpassed, en-
titled Looking Up the Shenandoah"
one mile above Harper's Ferry. and q
fine portrait Of Rev. E. G.. Wood. one Of
the pioneers of Metbodism in the West.
1t contains twenty two prose and nine
poetical contributions, together with the
regular Departments. Those who desire
to take number one family Magazine
for the coming year. r.'cannot do better than
by subscribing for the Repository. Pub
lished by Poe & Hitchcock, Cincinnati.
at SO so a year.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-11-02

o. frS:-Mr. Larzslere. having h.
come poor in the service Of hi, O''
in the ouArtermaster's Department, ~.
having . good farm, " hich ,,,.,h -. SUI
to raise crops and support Ri. f,uS'
without being worked, it il el...I -
duty of the people to elec, him 70 .x. '"'
and thereby suppor. him.. even a, n. 80
Of depreciating the County crsdi, :.
twenty FIVE cents on the dollar
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-11-02

ES Mr.. Larzelere. in his communities
tion to the Chief. said that he would
cheerfnlly vote for the present County Of
ficers. if nominated by Convention.
Now he is travelling the County. blowing
about the extravsgance and mismanage-
ment Of these officers. We infer. from
this. that Larzelere would vote for ex-
trsvsgant and incompetent men. if they
would only 60 into his Convention. We
have no doubt such would have been the
case. To follow Larzelere, and recog-
nizs him as the great Am. is all that is
necessary to mske him sound on the.
goose. ~ mss
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-11-02
How ARE Yer "Oru..,,

How va ARE YoV. "orHsssr-rh, ~,
show bill Of the hungry men, n,,,u e''''
nounces that the people will b. ,ai' %,
"by Capt. A. Larzelere, A. PER-, e
Capt. N. Price, and other dis,;na,;.s a,q,
speakers" Other distinguished .Ds..' 'u'a !,
Ye gods Other DISTINGUISHES
speakers As the dying man .,id rs.' hO
bis wife confessed that their youD..s, ""'s %
f.vOrite son belonged to the oo...,.s ,.s
shoemaker across the way-"G.h:;',
bio" your trump; we're read, :, :,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-11-02

I ~ The last Mauhattan Indepsndeu,
received at this Office. is dated, in variou,
pats of the paper, October 18th, 10th,
and 17,h. We suppose every hand in
the Office attends to altering the date, as
the miller and his sons were all punctusl
in tolling each grist.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-11-02

~ James d. Snoddy has sgsiu be.
come editor and proprietor Of the Border
Sentinel. 1t is said that Smyths has
bought it Of Snoddy. and SnOddy Of
Smy,he, until they have both made iuds.
pendent fortunes at it.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-11-02

A RusH.-We have often heard tell of
rusb, and think one can be seen. in all
its perfection, by visit to Mauck's saw.
mill. 1t is the best and fastest mill in
the whole country. and runs day and
night, both lumber and lath saws; yet
there is constant throng around it. wait
ing for loads of lumber. Frequently there
is quarrelling outright as to whom shall
be served FIRST. and often sharp practice
is resorted to, to get in ahead. There is
also another good mill in town, with
more demands for lumber than i. can Gil.
This speaks good deal for the prosperity
Of the country.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-11-02
CHE Ransas Chief.
WHITE CLOUD, KANSAS:
Thursday. :: November 2, 1865.
Independent Republican Ticket.

For Stats Senator,
SOL. MILLER
For Representative, LIST District,
JOHN H.. UTT.
For County Commissioners.
GEORGE w. BARR.
HUGH ROBERTSON.
JOHN P. JOHNSON.
For Sheriff,
ENOCH G.. CRABB.
For County Treasurer.
FRANK n. TRACY.
For County Clerk,
CHARLES RAPPELYE.
For Register of Deeds.
DUNCAN MCINTOSH.
For Assessor,
ERASMUS F. DIXON.
For Coroner,
STEPHEN BROWNELL.
For Surveyor.
HENRY WILSON
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-11-02

H John Guild has just arrived With
his train from Denver, after an absence
Of over three months. He started during
the "wst spell." md had .tough tims
getting through. He found il good
deal like Jordsn--fs hard road to
trsvd.nas ss7 srid Div ss,l 6,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-11-02

FRoM PREsrDENT JoHSsoS's oftst ,oa
A CeLoRKD REGIMEST.-"Hencsio' r,,r.
must Be- measured according to you ';ous
its, and il one man is more melr md
than another. they cannot be equ'is' = i tbs
be who is the most merltoliouS,
superior without regard to color. and
"He that is most .meritori,o9o'is s,,m.
v,irtnons, .nd intelligent. and well ,u' .rS %
cd, must stand highest without .Lich
color IL is the very basis upon ,;Su,l
heaven rests itsslf. Each indls'1bi, y Il,
takes his degree in .ProPoft'0n /"
merits and bis virtue. "
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-11-02

S One Of the great Harris family
has recently walked one hundred miles in
one hundred successive hours, at New
Orleans.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-11-02

The MAGAZINES II, is cow fnlIy tim
to send in subscriptions for the Maga.
zines. for 1866. We continue to supply
our subscribers with a number of the
best, at considerbly less than. the regular
prices. We have arrangements. for the
coming year. with Harper's Magazine
and Weekly. Godey's Lady's Book, The
Lady's Friend. Peterson's Magazine. and
Arthur's Home Magazine. We hope to
add several others to the list, in q short
time. This arrangement we have made
for the benefit only of those who are snb-
scribers to the Chief, and none others are
entitled to it.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-11-02

re- The Copperhead military csndi.
date for Governor of Ohio, is beaten
about 80. 900 votes. Rebel Morgan raids
were never successful in that State.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-11-02

1 DRucs.-Dr. 7. G. Shreve has just re-
ceived an extensive stock of Drugs,
Medicines. Paints, Dye Stnffs. Toilet ar
ticles, snd every other article in the Drug
line, to which be invites the attention Of
the public. His medical services sre also
offered to those in need of them.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-11-02
Connrcrlos.-we stated. last week.

Commemorative stated. last week.
that our present County Commissioners
received mileage for going to and return
ing from the County Seat. Reasonable
as tha. wonld be, we are informed by q
mem her of the Board that We were mis-
taken-that the Board has never received
any mileage whatevsr They receive %
.per day for the time they are in session,
and that is all. II the law does not al
low mileage. how came it that Larzelere
managed to obtain it for going to and
coming from his supper? But We almost
forgot the principle he goes upon
don't care q d-n for the law. I want
it and il the law won't allow 1t. III
have it anyhow -.
The District Judge. at the last term OF
the Court. ordered the County Attorney
to bring suits for the recovery Of all fees
drawn from the County. which were not
authorized by law. We suggest that the
Attorney 60 back to the time before Lar
zelere "went into the army land compel
him and his pets to disgorge the illegal
charges which they collected from the
County. g.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-11-02

2 ~ The weather. during the past
week. has been decidedly Winterish-,
with snow. frost. high winds. and some
freezing. s, aassses F'soi
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-11-02

~ When Mr.. Larzslere was a, II.
head of the County Board. "a position ;,
which he again aspires. he allowed the
County Clerk fifty cents for making o,,
every County Warrant. Mr.. RspD.I,.
receives FIVE cents for the same xo,l
Such are the men who are bowling about
extravagancs. and asking the people II
defeat Rsppelye. Yes. voters, come on,
and hear where the responsibility liesI
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-11-02

THEIR STYLE.-There are two papers
published in the County, which the Con-
vention men solicited to publish their
calls and proceedings gratuitously but
when they had bills to print. they took
them off to St. Joe. and spent their money
there. The bills could have been gotten MP
at, Troy. where there was printing Office,
perfectly competent to do the work but
the papers in this County opposed the
bogus movement, and must not be given
any work that pays. But such is the
style of that high-minded party. Their
movement originated in spite against two
or three faithful County officers; and the
same principle must be carried ont in all
their movements.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-11-02

MAKES No CHARGEs.-Mr. Larzslere,
in his communication to us. few weeks
since, protested that he made no charges
against any gentleman in Office. In their
ow-bill, be and his other distinguished
co-workers ask the people to come out
and hear the questions of County indebt.
edness and heavy taxes discussed, and as
certain where the responsibility lies. So
he has determined to make charges, after
all, has be- He used to make heavy
charges. when he charged the County
mileage for going home to his supper and
his roost. But we ask the people wheth-
er they consider that a man who grows
poor on one Of the best farms in the
County, close to ons of the best markets
in the West. and whose management
runs down the credit of the County to 25
cents on the dollar. is fit person to in.
struct them in financial affairs Z?
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-11-02

D ~ We wonld state. for the bens6, Of
the public, and of some individuals WIN
aspire to be Judges, that according to
the statutes Of Kansas, when man mar.
ries girl. he does not necessarily mary
the old man, all the upstsrt boys and the
sucking babies in the family.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-11-02

.% e. L. Pound. Treasurer Of Brown
County. died at Hiswaths, on Sunday,
Octobsr 22d, Of Typhoid Fever. k
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-11-02

with his fellow men; but We have said
that be is constantly seeking office. and
that he was poor manager in the Coun-
ty Board. greatly to the detriment of the
public interests. So We still contend. and
1t is no slander. We never questioned
his Republicanism. As to Capt. Flick.
niger, we have not said word against
his character or his qualifications. Mr..
Luce's character we have never ssssiled,
but expressed our belief that he did not
possess sufficient business tact for County
Treasurer. So on through the ticket.
We did say that one of their candidates
at the bottom of the ticket, was Q sot,
and the fact is so notorious that that is
no slander.
These speakers are doing no credit to
themselves. nor making any votes for
their ticket. Their howl about Conven-
tions, independent candidates. secret con-
claves, and all that, is merely because
every person in the County would not
unite with them in their work Of per-
sonal revenge. and ask their permission
to run for Office. Because no ons sees
proper to follow them. contradicting their
wholesafs Misrepresentation. falsehoods
and ISLANDERS. they claim that the people
are bound to believe them. The people
are not such gudgeons Is to swallow
any bait they may choose to throw out
to them. M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-17

OFFICE OF THE STREET COMMISSIONER, NO. 2sy
~ Broadway.-To Contractors. Proposals inclosed in
sealed envelope with title OF the WORK. and with.
the bidder written thereon, viii be yeeeved at this
office until Wednesday, July 10. 1855 at II O'Clock A. NJ
Second avenue TO East river -
regulating and grading Sixty sixth street, from Broad
way Eighth avenue.
for regulating grading Seventy street. from Fifth.
avenue u East river.
For regulating and grading Eighty sixth street, from
For regulating and grading iosh from Fifth avenue
East river.
regulating grading and curb and sutterDs 10th street,
from Third TO Sixth avenue.
gutter streets between West and Washington Streets
which intersect West street. from Hammond 70 Hcbokep
streets.
FOR curb gutter and tagging Tenth from islss
10 l66th street
For rebuilding pier foot of Twenty street. NORTH
river
For rebuilding portion OF pier No 20 North river
For rebuilding pier No. IS East river.
Blank forms Of proposals. together with tho specifications
and agreements, be obtained at this ONCE.
SrRSEr DnfARruxNT. NV YoRk, July Z, 1885
CHARLES q. CORNELL. Street Commissioner
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-17

LNOR sALE-ONE OF THE FINEST COUNTRY RESI-
II dences the banks of the Hudson, possessing grea
variety OF and for grand old shade trees not
gentleman Of desires in country residence For
tculars apply at the banking Office OF j. NELSON LUCkEY
2l3 Broadway. Y''ff'ff
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-17

COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE.-LOCATED X
" mile south of Yonkers II miles from Madison square,
four large house carriage house. with plenty
of shade trees Apply at No. Jauncey court.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-06-15

n
ON an evening preceding Thanksgiving,
many years ago, two students left the college
with the most foul intent of procuring some
OF the doctor line and fat chickens that roost-
ed on tree adjoining his house. When they
arrived at the spot, one assembled the tree
while the other stood with the bag, ready to
receive the plunder. so happened that the
doctor himself had just left the house, with
tn, the view TO secure the same chickens for his
thanksgiving dinner. The rogue under the
tree hearing some one approaching, immedi-
ately crept away without notifying his COM
panlon among the branches. The Doctor
came npsllentlyy, and was Immediately saluted
from above as follows: 4 ..s.'F
Are You ready? iI '1a i '' ''.f.. d
"Aes responded the doctor, assembling
ms ;,N voice as much as possible. afy. sa5r7 -
Inc other Immediately laying his hands OIL
the old rooster, exclaimed:
Here IS old PreXy, will you'have him"
"IaSs nm along was the reply, and he
was soon IN The doctors bag
Here's marm Prex," said the unconscious
student, grabbing a fine old hen, "wll you
nave .her; s.,, ~" ".'' ".' .al ''a' .
"ay es'. sald the doctor. -a ri.9--
ilere son John, will you have him?.
Yes, again responded the doctor.
,n+;I iitaJ La aaun'ner oa1 take her, andso on
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-06-15
Coming Home.

They are coming home" This is III,
glad news which goes all over the country
and spreads joy in every town and village, {
the farthest backwoods cabin of the West
They are coming home bronzed and battle
SCARED, our patriot soldiers are returning te
the arms of their mothers, wives, sisters, and
sweet-hearts. After four long years Of bittei
war, they are turning their faces toward the
homes they left to follow the old flag. -.
They went away with sad hearts to fulfil
their duty-they return proud and joyful he
roes, whom the nation welcomes with open
arms; they come back to sit in the sent oi
honor at every freside, to receive such love
and praise, and well won rewards as none be
fore them ever earned. There is scarcely n
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-06-15

~ Days long ago, when in her eyes
The only heaven cared for lay,
When from our thoughtless Paradise
All care and toll dwelt far away;
When hope in wayward fancics throve
And rioted in secret sweets,
Beguiled by passions dear decets-
Tho mysteries of maiden love.
One year had passed since first my sight
Was gladdened by her girlsh charms,
When on rapturous summer night
l clasped her in possessing arms.
And now three years have rolled away
And left such blessings as their dover,
1 owe her threefold at this hour
The love that lit our wedding day.
For now, vague lowering Ger her form,
My fancy views, my love refined,
A warmer and dearer charm
By wcdlock's mystic bands entwined:
A golden coil Of wifely cares
That years have forged, the loving joy
That guards the curly headed boy
Asleep an hour ago up stairs.
A fair young mother, pure as fair,
A matron heart and virgin soul
The flickering light that crowns her hair
Seems like u sanity aure0lo!
A tender sense upon me falls
That joy unmerited is mine,
And in this pleasant twilight shine,
My perfect bliss myself appalls.
Come back, my darling! strayed so far
Into the realm Of phantasy-
Let thy dear face shine like star
In love-light beaming over me;
My melting soul as jealous, sweet,
Of thy long silence, drear eclipse;
Oh, kiss me back with living lips,
With life, love, lying ut thy feet
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-06-15

people, who now showed strength and virtues
which they were hardly conscious OF posses
sing. i'.', No" aH4 ''.tF '7 '!l
Mr. Bancroft concludes with the following
generous and truthful estimate OF Mr. Lin
coini &' '"sl. '., ', ''e. ,' "'4
IN some respects Abraham s'Lincolu was
peculiarly fitted Tor ms task, in connection
with the ,, movement of'his countrymen: lie
was OF the Northwest and this time 1t was
the Mlsslssipp RIVER the needed outlet for
the wealth OF the Northwest that did It's part
IN asserting the necessity OF Union. lie was
ofs OF the mass OF the people lie represented
them, because ne was OF them; and the mass
Of the people, the class faaf. LIVES 4anq {11l3ea
by seltTin1Poseo - j x wlicn y
7A - s gpne VIZ = VOTE ol tnep y~n ele
assertioh OF equaney against 'ne priuG y. IN
garchy' OF Iree iaoof against the lorosh,p
owe. siaves I, u 'he greac ihuus.riai peoPie
against ali the expiring aristocracies OF Wh.Gh
any reinIahls haa uaee do"h from Miadie
age ne was or fehsions turn OF mnd,
without superst'tiohi ana the mnrokeh lalth
OF the mass was IKE ,, MS own AS ne went
along through ms dlftcult Journey, sounding
MS way, ne hela fast oy the hana OF the peo,,
Ple, ana 'trackea MS footsteps WIN even ieet ,
MS pu'se oeac twinuea WIN their Puise s.
ne cohm'''ea iaul's pu' tlie people were
resolutely generous maghahimons ana i0r-
giving ana ne IN ms turn was Wiling 10 take
instructions stT, from 'llelr wisaom :.
Inc measure ny whlch horaham Lincoln
taxes MS place, not III American hlsIcry only,
out IN universal history, IN ms ProcIamauon
0! ..,: January !, looo, e.ahclpatlhg al saves
witnm IN. the ihsurgent states 4. was, hdeed
u military necessity ana IL decided tlle result
OF the war IL TOOK rom the pubiic enemy
one or two millions OF bondmen, and placed
between one and two hundred thousand brave
troops in arms on the side OF the Union. A
great deal has been said in time past of the
wonderful results OF the toll OF the ensaved
negro in the creation OF wealth by the culture
OF cotton; and now it is in part to the aid OF
the negro in freedom that the country owes
its success in Its movement OF regeneration
That the world OF mankind owes the CONTINUE