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The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-01

| Next to tn g Yankee who comes South
and turns sec essionist, and sets his face and
his tongue ag ainst the Union and his North
ern kith and kin, the most unenviable and
pitiabe spects Gle is that of the docility and
meekness with which the old secession Demo
Gratis permit tn emselves to be used by the
Worth faction North Carolina Is now con-
trolled by the old Wing party secessionised.
The Worthy ance- Graham Manly faction
| hate first with most intensity, oldlWhigs like
Gen. DOckery and Mr. Pool who refuse to 90
with them secn ndly. Union Democrats like
Mr.. Settle, Mr.. d ick, and the Senior of this
paper, who act W 18th Ole Union Wings third
ly, Democrats ola II shades, including secession
Democrats. Theil. hatred for secession Dem
| ocrats seems to be mingled with contempt.
Our old Democratic secesh friends will par
don us for saying we feel sorry tor them.
BAsE-BALL.-The match game between
the University Gu b of Chapel Hill and the
Pioneer Club, of tn is City, was played on the
grounds of the latter for the Champion ball
of the State, on Thursday evening last. The
University Club won. The playing was very
fine and the large concourse, assembled to
witness the game, gave frequent manifesto
.ioiiS VI PiooSuio NIu oPPionaIoH. Lie
Chapel Hill boys now hold the Champion
ball of the State. We learn that the Tar
Heel Club of this City has challenged Them
MEMBERS OF UNIVERSITY Cit B 1sT, NINE.
w. D. Homer, Granville County, N. c.,
Captain. w. S. Battle, Jr., Edgecombe
ounty. G. G. Latta, of Tennessee. A.
Phillips, of Hillsboro. g. NJ. Rose, Fayette-
vile. j. H. Smith, Halifax County J. C.
Webb, of Hillsboro. P. Fl. Winston, Berthe
County. j. G. Young, Charlotte
MEMBERS OF PIONEER CLUB, 1sT NINE.
S. G. Ryan, J. A. McKimmon, Basil c. Man
ly, Saml. G. White, r. H. Brady, W. E. An
derson, A. P. G. Bryan, Andrew Syme, and
Erasmus j. Page, all of this City.
The forty-two members of the Legislature
of this State, who voted for Mr.. Pool for Sen
ator, are entitled to the thanks of every I'm
ionist for their firmness and fidelity. If the
State had been thoroughly canvassed by the
Unionists, at least twenty more true men
would have been chosen to the Legislature.
The Progress, of this City, deserves COM
mendation for its course in relation to the
election of Senator. That paper accepts
the situation" in good faith, and acts accord
ingly.
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Washington Items.

The radical members ofCongress will meet
the latter portion of this week their pro-
CRANE for the coming session. 1t is under
stood that they will pass a law converting
the Fortieth Congress on the 9th of March,
and then organize that body and remain in
session but for a few days only. In the
meantime law will be passed giving the
power to this President of the Senate and
Speaker of the House to call together Con-
sress at any time that in their judgment the
public good requires. Another bill which
has been agreed upon, and which will I'M
doubtedly pass, is that no person will be al
lowed to draw his salary whose appointment
was rejected by the Senate and then reap
pointed by the President during the recess
of Congress.
The Hon. Thaddeus Stevens is very busy,
preparing himself for a vigorous campaign.
He intends pressing his Enabling Act before
the House at an early date, and be also in
tends presenting to the House, as soon as he
can get hearing. a new Confscation bill,
not so severe in its details as the one he pre-
sented last session
The Government has in its Treasury about
one-hundred millions in gold and coin GER
tificates, about twenty-five millions of the
latter.
The President has received dispatch to
night from Gen. Sheridan, announcing that
Gen. Sedgwick has crossed the Rio Grande,
and occupied Mexican territory with a de-
tachment of United States troops
He is already in possession of the City of
Matamoros It is understood that this move
ment has been made with out any knowledge
on the part of the President. = ..-
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NOTICE.

AT POMONA, ON THURSDAY, DECEMBER
Goth, 1866 the residence of Seth Jones, deceased,
will be sold to the highest bidder, OIL a credit Of
six months, all the perishable property belonging
to the deceased, consisting of Horses, Mules, Cat
tie, Hogs, &c;
Farming Implements
of all kinds one Clemens, Brown d Co.'S supe-
riOr Cotton Gin, and two other Cotton Gins; APP
pie Mill and Cider Fixtures, Casks, &C. House
hold and Kitchen Furniture; fine Family
Carriage, with Harness one Buggy, and several
Carts, besides many other articles, including some
good Brandy.
E. A. CRUDUP,
H. w. MONTAGUE,
Executors.
P. S.-Sale to be continued until all articles are
sold, and property not delivered until terms Of
sale complied with.
At the same time will be rented the land, for
the ensuing year.
Nov. 26, 1856 108-tds.
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The Observer says it is sad fact, that
many of the modern Jews are simply inf
dels. At the dedication of new temple at
Cincinnati, costing $3.50. 900, the preacher,
DR.. Wise, proclaimed a disbelief in coming
Messiah and in miracles "They are not all
Israel which are of Israel"
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where nc other suitable and sufficient hosphai
accommodations can be procured upon reasona-
BILE terms for the comfort and convenience Oh Tue
patients. zs.vss s7eszy, sgT.sf
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The Progress, of this City, deserves COM
mendation for its course in relation to the
election of Senator That paper " accepts
the situation" in good faith, and acts accord
inaly.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-03-15

BOUND TO CAusH Hrx.-Thers appears
to be- Just now . concerted effort in GER
tain quarters. to kill OF Sidney CLARKE
Lanes Privsts Secretary in Washington
is corresponding for two or three papers
in Kansas, and tts burden OF his eP'stles
is abuse of Clarke. The editor OF the
Leavsuworth Times. who rents out n's
brains at 70 much per snnom' ana nss
recently rented them for the purpose o.
disproving what be had previously rented
them to prove against Lane. is lsvei''ne
his big guns for the demolition OF Clarke
We will suggest to these men, thai
Clarke may not prove so easy victim
as they imagine. There is one thing Ger
tain : Clarke has taken q firm stand or
the present crisis. with a majority Of Con
gress. and his courss is approved BY
large majority Of the people Of Kansas
and If his enemies undertake to kill hin
of on that issue. they had better expent
their breath in wbistling against the nex
hurricane that comes along.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-03-15

PoLI7IcAL ARITHMETIC.-Exclusive IN.
form alton is . great feature in q news.
paper sometimes. 1t is valuable -
when correct. A short time ago, the N.
Y. Tribune. discussing the question ol
Fenisnism, grsveiy spoke of mountains
and caves being within the fmi of the
city Of Dublin. The same Journal. IN q
long letter from Dublin. communicates
another new fact, in the following
words
Il estimate. after careful consideration,
that there are from 5000, 900 to 1000
600 of sympathisers or sworn Fenians in
Ireland. bat there is positively no mum.
Der worth speaking OF. or worth making
any calculation npon. that are either drill.
81 in any manner or in any way organ
ized."
Let US test this very curious estimate
The population of Irelsud was 5.764,.
543 BY the census of 1861. Of this mum.
Der 4.505. 414 we're Roman Catholics.
and none else would affiliate with Fsni-
anism. That is 2.252. .707 males and the
same number of females. The latter.
not being counted in. and one half of the
males not having reached manhood, there
remain little more than one million Of
men capable of bearing arms. and no one
in his senses will venture to assume that
fifty per cent. Of the number could be
"sympsthisers or sworn Fenians." What
becomes. then, of the Tribupe's imagina-
tive estimate that 'from 5000, 900 to
1000. 900" in Ireland are Of. or with,
Fenisnism I?
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-03-15

SoUsD ApvIcE.-The Richmond Ne,
publican administers the following sonno
advice to Virginia: II We would gstn'l
out Of her ruins foundations OF fu'ur.
and grsnder political edi6cs-~s an1.
cease to look at the past, and sbInh OIL!
of the future. The Legislature mus! =.
cure to the enfranchised class the rsn"
which they have acquired, and leave %
pretext for future agitation TO those u,'
chievous demsgogues who would on'y ~ u
too happy if-prompted by passion ioa ~.
vindictiveness-we furnish them WIZ ~
cendiary torches to destroy our Hno.'
political and social fabric. WITH WEE
humans. and just provisions for the W.. ..s
fare of freedmen, and with promp. 'aJ =
energetic measures for the prosseul.o.s;. .;.n !"
interusl improvements and the s'tfse',S. 7, ~.
to our borders. We shall escsps u W.. Wv
rocks which lie in our course, sna W., -
the ship of State to broad and o'p
haven Of prosperity and peace.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-03-15

SKATING. One of the most healthy
sports of the present age is skating. But
too much care cannot be used after skating
all the evening-getting the blood heated
and the pores oil open, that you do not
get cold and lay the foundation Of throat
and lung complaints. Goes Cough Bal
sam will be found excellent in all such
cases. We say. keep it in the house, for
immediate use.
|. Goes Dyspepsia Cure is also one ol
the best remedies in the world for Dys.
pepsis. Indigestion, Sick Headache. Sour
Stomach, and all diseases Of the stom ach
and bowels.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-03-15

REcoNsTRUcTroN.-Prssident johnson
having evidently entered upon q new Re-
construction experiment" has q I'm,
field to operate in. As some of the pre-.
liminaries. we may look for the pardon
Of JEFF. Davis; the restoration of the Ar
liugton estate to Gen. Lee; the release O
Mudd & Go. from the Dry Tortugas; tn.
payment Of the rebel war debt, and losse,
of slave property; and the Reinstatement
Of Of Gen. Mcclellan as Commander.in.
Chief Of the army; and so on to the end
Of the chapter.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-03-15

SMELLS FUNKY. - When j. L. Nc
Dowell was appointed Postmaster at
Leavenw orth. the Senate for time re.
fused to confirm the appointment. The
reason given BY correspondents was. that
Pomeroy opposed him-he being Lane
and Carney appointee. The appointment
has now been confrmed-the same cor
respondents asserting that Pomeroy hav-
ing become satisfied that McDowell's
record was all right, had withdrawn his
objections, and united in asking his con.
firmation. The question is, Pomeroy
having previously been thoroughly &C.
quainted with McDowell's record, what
induced him TO withdraw his objections
There is bare possibility that big sell.
out on the Senatorial question has been
negotiated.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-03-15

GENIAL GRANT on THE FRsEDAls ;,
BuREAu.-"Ia soms form. Ms fresamsS.I fraeGSSI. |.
Bureas is AN ABSOLUTE NEOH1o.
TY until civil law is ssta6isAsd ana !, - !,
forced, securing TO tie fresdnSnr .s,
RIGHTS and FULL PROTECiiy.u.., .u.,
. = . > Il cannot bs expected 'u,. ~
the opinions held BY men ss t0s 81 0' and
for years can be changed In . osJ' E,.
therefore tie freedmen REQUIRE J@ Int
years, not only lavs to protss them =, -. =,
tie fostering care of those nss s,n ,s., s sss
them GOOD eoansel. asd on nhom m.y ys..a
,sly. D. General Grant to the Prs''''~'
December 1871, 1865.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-03-15

SEwARD.-The upholders of the Presi-
dent, in bis recent "tantrum." lay great
stress upon the fact that Secretary Sew
ard indorses the veto, and went to New
York to make a speech in favor Of it.
But it should be borne in mind, that
Stewards speech in New York was made
at the some time that johnson was spew-
ing to the rebel mob in Washington.
when the former could know nothing Of
this. The veto is question upon which
loyal men may differ; but nobody has
heard Seward or any other member oi
the Cabinet indorse Johnson's Washing
ton speech. Even il Seward should. his
opinion has for long time had but little
weight with earnest Rsdicals-thsy have
found him q great clog in carrying out
the work which be was one Of the prime
movers in inangurating.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-03-15
In Earnest.

The people of St. Joseph are moving
in the matter Of the Northern Kan
sas Railroad. The County Board
have already ordered an election to decide
for or against q County subscription Of
$500. 600 TO the Road; and the city oi
St. Joseph. it is ssid. will subscribe Is
much more. The following is the order
referred to -
County Court Order.
STATE OF Missouri, :.
County of Buchanan. 80.
In the Buchanan County Court held
on the 9th day of March. 1866
amongst other proceedings were the
following:
Ordered by the County Court Of Blu.
chansn County. that the following prop
ositions be submitted to q vote Of the
taxable inhabitants of Buchanan County,
State OF Missouri. who are qualified vot'
ere thereof, for their ratification or rejec
ton.
First. Taat the County Court of Bu
chansn County, shall subscribe for Foul
thousand shares Of the capital stock o
the St. Joseph and Denver City Railroad
Company. said shares amounting in tn
aggregate to Four Hundred Thoussne
Dollars. upon the terms following: Tbs
is to cay. said subscription shall be pait
in tho Bonds of said County OF par: sale
Bonds shall be payable twenty years ate
date of their issue, and bear interest a
the rate of ten per centum per annum
with semi annual coupons attached. psy
able ct the bank OF America in the cit,
Of New York. for the purpose of secur
ing the payment of the principal and tn
interest of said Bonds. The County
Court Of said County shall levy a specis
tax OF one-half of one per centum on al
property in said County subject to taxa
ton. which shall be collected as any 9th
er County revenue, and the proceeds o
said tax shall be applied to the psymen
of said interest and the creation of a sink
ing fund to pay off said principal whe
it becomes due, and for no other purpos
whaiever. Said bonds shall be redeema
bic by said County, at their option. q
any time after ten years from their date.
Second. Ordered that the forgoin
proposition be submitted to a vote Of tn
taxable inhabitants of said County, bein
qualified voters, at an election to b
held for the purpose. at the usus
places Of voting in said County. on th
second Tuesday of May. 1866.
A true copy from the records.
| Attest: WILlLs w. SHERWOOD.
Clerk.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-03-15

Conc Ur.-Tbe price Of printing pa
per has again been on the rise. and is DOW
ss high ss it has even been; and We sec
no prospect Of its coming down to . res-
sonabls figure. We had hoped to weather
through without increasing our prices. or
curtsiling the size Of our pspsr. or the
amount of its reading matter; bat if this
extortion continues. We shall be reduced
to one of three alternatives: to cut down
the size Of our psper at least one-third,
increase our prices ons-hslf, or quit the
business. The 6rsi. we will not do. il we
can help it. % we would almost prefer to
quit outright. The second. our patrons
would seriously object to. and would
ct once begin to complain that they
"couldn's afford it." There would bs
then nothing left bot tho third horn o.
the dilemms, which would 60 decidedly
against our grain. But there are toe
many opportunities open to rs to earl
something handsome. to justify publish
ing paper for the love and glory Of it.
at the expense of health and fat, and tht
risk of running in debt at it.
We only "lstting on, !" and intend thi'
as hint to those who have any job worl
or ought to advertise. to give Us call
snd to ell who are in arrears. to "com'
and see u.s." for. really. all kinds Of ma
terial is fesrfully high.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-03-15

" A CASE OF BuRGLARY.-One of the
ssloons in this place was recently entered
in the night, and q quantity of tobacco
and cigars stolen. On Monday. young
man was arrested on charge of having
committed the theft; but the accussr fail
ing to prove anything against him, be
was discharged.
Right here is good place to stick in
word. Who ever heard of person be-
ing accused Of robbing a doggery, who
was not in the habit of frequenting them?
Of all the young men in this place. we
cannot now call to mind single one W ho
spends his spare time in some useful
employment. or in improving his mind.
Their evenings are spent about the dogger-
res. playing cards and billiards. drinking.
smoking. swearing. and qnarrelliDg. The
only effect can be to squaDder money, and
acquire bad habits and names. And when
theft or other mischief is committed, is
the accusation laid to person who is not
a hsbitual frequenter Of these places !
Never. 1t is invariably hanger on about
such sinks Of iniquity. who is accused OF
suspected; and. although be may be limo.
cent Of the crime. he gets bad name, BY
sssociatipg with bad company; In bad
places. We are sorry these facts exist
but they do, and they are too plain to be
denied.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-03-15

Cox.-It is a singular circumstances,
that cocks are usually connected in some
way with acts Of treachery. When
Christ was betrayed. we are told that the
cocks crew. When Andrew johnson
betrays his party. We hear the Growing OF
Cox-the Governor of Ohio bearing that
euphonious name-who has had . con-
versation with old Andy. and pronounces
him all right.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-03-15

In special dispatch to the Chicago
Republican of Thursday, we End the fol.
lowing:
"The President to-day signed COM
missions tor two postm ss:ers-one in
Eiibu Washburns's district, and one in
Mr.. Stevens's district-with recomenda-
tions BY the respective members"
Think of that! The President making
appointments upon the erecommendations
Of Elihu Wsshburne and Thsdeus Ste
vens This will make the wolves drop
and hang their jaws, and finally snsp like
. steel trspl
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-03-15

HoLLowAY's PILLs.-IMPuRITY OF THE
BLooD.-Health consists in the purity OF
the fluids and solids which compose the
human body; If the blood becomes vita
ted, it infscts the whole system by its
course through every fibre and tissue.
Hollowsy's Pills not only impel all bu-
mors which taint or impoverish this vital
element, but purify aud invigorate it, and
BY supplying . gentle and wholesome
stimulus to the circulation, they strength
en- each part. and give tone to the whole
frame. Sold by all Druggists.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-03-15

BUsINEss CoLLEGEs.-Mills' CONNER
cial College. Of Topeka. and Bryss,''
Business College.of St. Joseph. have beer
united, and in connection with other sim
liar institutions. are designed to form q
National Chain of Business and Com
mercisl Colleges. See their new Gard.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-03-15

E Some thin-skinned spologist for
President Johnson's recent freaks, says
the imperious and overbearing conduct ol
Henry Clay. drove John Tyler from The
Wing party; and that Sumner and Thsd.
Stevens are in fair way to drive John
son from the Republican party in the
same way. 1t is . mighty poor sxcuss
for man to bstrsy great party. merely
because he don't like the style ofsa few
mon in Il.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-03-15

" LAND FOR SALE.-A quarter section OF
land. near Roy's Creek. about four miles
west of White Oloud. is offered for sale
at bargain. The land is situated in
section 81. Township l. Range 18. in Q
good neighborhood. and is one of the best
pieces of prairie land in this part of the
State. Inquire Of G.. A. Briggs. near
White Cloud. or at the Chief Office.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-03-15

GHosr.-At recent meeting in New
York. Mr.. Theodore Tilton, On being
called for. spoke a. follows:
1T is late. Do you believe IN ghosts !
Turn down those brilliant lights. a1d
look through the darkness toward Wash-
ington. What do you see9 I see the
ghost Of John Tyler hanging like .
vspor over the Presidential chair. Take
warning. Good night" tApplause.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-03-15
r. IF we understand q

r. If we understand an editorial in
q recent number of the Hiawatha Senti-
mel rightly. the editor says that personally
his feelings are in favor Of Atchison inter-
ests. and against the land grant for the
Northern Kansas Railroad. A man who
makes such confession. certainly can
not justly complain If the people oI
Brown County are somewhat backward
in patrouizing him.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-03-15

E The Msrysville Enterprise is de-
lightsd with the Presidents speech to the
Copperhssd mob in Washington. and
sxclaims that ''jt is q long time since we
have heard any one talk as johnson
Does" That is saying . good deal in
favor Of the morals of the editor Of the
Enterprise. 1t shows that be don't fire.
quent places where be can listen to the
''facetious" slang Of men who are in q
state Of s'inauguration."
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-03-15

CoINcIDExcE. = The Uniouists have
captured the President of the Southern
Confederscy, and the rebels have csptur-
ed the President Of the United States.
Here would be an opening for an even
exchange Of prisoners. were it not for the
fact that the rebel Executives chances Of
escape srs by far the best.
,oSWe rode from St. Joseph to Troy,
. few days since. with Judge Msysrd,
who. in company with smother gentle
man. he'd been purchasing stock Of Dry
Goods. Groceries. etc.. for the purpose Of
opening store in Troy. We presume
they are by this time ready to sccommo.
date customers.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-03-15

II ~ A letter from D. W. Hensley, st
Ws!lah- Wsllsh, Washington Territory.
informs Us that the richest gold mines yc'
discovered, have been found in the Black.
foot country. on the head waters Of the
Missouri; and that there will be rush ia
that region. from California. Oregon. aud
Washington Territory. as soon Is Spring
opens.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-03-15

~ Attention is called to the Prospec.
tus of the Leavenworth Conservative and
Times. in this paper. They are both
live. energetic papers. asd furnish al the
Stats and general news st the earliest
day. They oan be had. either Daily or
Weekly, to suit the mails.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-03-15

~ The United States Telegraph
Company has sold out to the Western
Union Company. and the Latter now has
control Of all the lines in the West. ex-
cept in portions of Iowa and Illinois,
where the Cation Lines operate.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-03-15

~ A horrible conspiracy has been
discovered in Leavenworth. A number
Of the friends Of Mayor Carney got to.
gether. few nights ago. and agreed to
run him for reelection. If they have
done so. be will in oil probability be re.
elected.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-03-15

5 w The President, in his celebrated
speech, said that he was carrying out the
plans of Mr.. Lincoln. We never heard
of Mr.. Lincoln getting beastly drunk,
and making a speech for the edification
of q rebel mob.