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~ 1t is singular fact. that every
newspaper that h.s hitherto been neutral
in politics. is now an ardent supporter Of
President johnson. They would not
take sides. when rebels were to be fought:
but now that the President is 6ghting
leading Union men. they bark Justify in
bis favor. Thst's where they stand.
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5 E At the school election for this
District. on Thursday last, the following
Board was elected: Director. w. d.
Beeler; Secretary. Wm. NJ. Harris; Treas.
urer. Joshus Taylor.
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spefial Notices.
IL &REYENUEi

have been appointed Assistant y. 8. As
SCISSOR for the 10Th Division of the District of
Kansas. comprising the Counties of Doniphan
and Brown. Ny Office is at Wathena, Donipnan
County, and all persons subject 70 Government
Tax will send their returns to me, at that place.
:s F. q. DRENNING.
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EE 1t would seem that when Andy
johnson was understood to promise to be
a Moses, he really said he would be
"Mosaic." So it turned ont. His Radi.
cslism was only stuck on, and for while
made fine show; but it Ass fallen Of.
and begins to expose the bare plastering
Of Southern Democracy.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-04-05

~ 1t may Be- set down - remark
able circumstance. that the President has
not YET taken his accustomed spree, upos
sAs strength Of b;s last veto.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-04-05

~ It is reported that the Copper.
hesd and johnson Conservative ticket
has carried st. Louis. by q consider
able msjority.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-04-05

- Sunday and Monday were uucom-
fortably warm and windy. Yesterday
and to-day were uncomfortsbly cold and
windy. ue
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possess 50 many advantages over the other
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LAND FoR SALE.-A quarter section Of
land, near Roy's Creek, about four miles
west Of White Cloud, is offered for sale
1t bargain. The land is situated in
section 81. Township l. Range Is. in .
good peighborhood, and is one of the best
pieces OF pssiris land in this part of the
State. Inquire of G. A. Briggs. near
White Cloud. or al the Chief Office.
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JUDGE HoRToN.-We learn that judge
Horton eontemplstes soon resigning his
position as Judge of the Second Judicial
District. We have not learned bis rsa-
son orthis. As 9 judicial officer. be has
been an honor to the position. and given
general satisfaction; and we are sorry be
has determined upon resigning.
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~ We are afraid Andy. johnson
would have made rather q poor sort of
MoseA He would have vetoed the Ten
Commasdmssts. because bis friends, the
Gsrgssbises. the histites. and Shi,tites.
~srs 90. allowed voies 10 getting them
mp.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that books will b
!! lopened at the Court House. in the town O
Troy, Doniphan County. Kansas, on the iftf
day Of April, A. d. le66. to receive sobecrip
ton to the capital stock Of he I" Northern
Kansas railroad Company - vhieh siIl be kep,
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-sTHE DEMOCRATIC PARTY-When il
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thsyfyodld get q much better price for
them than they will then. Good pota-
toes are now selling for 80 cents.