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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-03

DEATH BY THE WAY.-The steamer
Yellowstone landed at our lsvee. on Fri
day night, to put of woman who had
been taken sick during the voyage. and
could proceed no farther. She and her
husband. with their family of eight chill
dren. were on their way from Illinois to
the State Of Oregon. She was taken to
the City Hotel, where she died on Sstur-
day morning; end was buried on Sunday,
in the White Cloud burying ground.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-03

~ The land grant to the Northern
Kansas Railroad. Is it passed the United
States Senate. was very unsatisfactory to
the friends Of the road. It placed the
lands at the disposal Of the Kansas Leg.
islature. which would have required q
constant fight to obtain the land, similar
to that over the Henderson Amendment,
The House will remedy this defect in the
bill; and il it passes at all. it will be id
proper shape. 10 10 ,-l r
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-03
r. The Copperhssds of Nebraska

r. The Coppsrhesds of Nebraska
have nominated their State ticket. Fo,
Governor. they have ]. Sterling Morton.
Of Nebrasks City, alias Doesticks,' %
alias IL Fan qui Court" and for Con.
gress. DR.. Brooke, of Salem. who lsmen-
ted that his son enlisted in the Union in.
stead of the rebel army. A fns ticket
they have. for the support Of Prices dis.
banded rsgamufins. The Convention
endorsed President johnson, Of course.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-03
~ In the better days of the Republic,

u In the better days of the Republic.
anniversaries Of great national events
were celebrated in an appropriate and
honorable manner. But since the reign
Of the distinguished scion of common
stock" there has been Q marked change
in this respect. He celebrated Washing
tons birthday. BY making drunken,
violent and abusive hsrsngue; and he
appropriated the anniversary of th battle
Of Lexington. to . TRADE of . similar
character. with the exception that it
would be more to his credit il he could
have shown that he was drunk upon this
occasion also.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-03

, MARKsrs.-Ths following are the pri.
ess of the principal articles Of produce 9,
this points. Corn. Csc. Spring Wheat.
s1.40. Oats. SOC. Potatoes. 75c@s1.
Butter. Csc. Eggs, 15e. Bacon. 18c.
Shoulders, 1910. Hams. 1Sc. Beef.
l0@l2&c. Flour. $3.50 to % per sack.
Cottonwood Lumber. $40 per 900 feet.
Hard Wood. q per cord.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-03

b ~ Some idea may be formed of the
condition Of the river. when We state that
we heard despatch pass ovsr,ths wires.
the other day, saying that one of the
mountain boats was lying ont on the
prairie, waiting for the current to subeide
sufficiently to enable her to run in the
channel of the river.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-03

Fred Douglas. in letter 10 q friend in
Hoboksn. Now Jersey. gives the follow.
ing P'rtieuIsrs Of the attempt to assassin.
ste him in Baltimore: -I.711-
"Whils passing through Baltimore
last sunday night on his way to The rail.
rosa station. bs was recognized. followed,
ana hn,lly sss upon BY thres sssassfns,
one nu,llng /. brick. snd the other aiming
pistol st him. The brick was hurled
with great energy. and grszed his right
car; Dot the pistol failed to 20 off,
Friends Who accompanied him 10 the
s...cn called watch - soon 10 the
pistol was drawn. whsreupon the sssa.
ss'ns disappeared in the darkness, and
msds their esc1ps.'' dii1 I'D, 'is'T1
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-03

Q w We learn that Mr.. Hunt, Of the
Troy Reporter. injured himself very Sc
verely, and it is feared fatally. on Monday
afterseos. by slipping from the roof Of
his house, and falling astraddle of o
picket gate.
AS we 60 to press, this afternoon, We
are informed that Mr.. Hunt is dead.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-03

BOARD OF HEALTH.-The following is
the Board Of Health appointed BY Mayor
Waughop: DR.. Thos. @. Shreve. @.
W: Noyes. Sol. Miller. james Moore,
and Philip Kelly. The Board hss choaen
DR.. Shrsve Health officer.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-03

~ Jim Lane may think that be will
profit BY sustsiningths Presidents policy:
bot in the outcome. he viii End that
honesty is the best policy. 81
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-03

~ Henry Clay said "it is better to
be right tbss President" The American
people think it is better to sustain Civil
Rights than the President.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-03

E We have received copy Of The
Nebraska Statesman. just started ct Ne.
brasks City. by the Msssrs. Harvey. I.
is lsrge and handsome. but unfortunately
Democratic in politics. 1t appears to
have been started in opposition to The
Morton wing of the Dsmocr scy. and ad'
yocates State Government. Us
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-03

r. From the fact that the President
has just released Clement G. Clay from
prison. snd had confidential interview
with Clement L. Vsllsndighsm. il is au-
cured that be means to be Clement in
his policy with the rebels.ie
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-03

H Sol. Miller says thst If the Presi-
dent had been in Moses place. he would
have vetoed the Ten Commandments il
the Copperhesds had said they were un-
constitutional. - G,asshoper Falls Jefer-
sonian.
Sol. Miller has no recollection of say.
ing such q thing. What We said. was
wordsd just to suit rs; but il has passed
through SO many refined hands, that they
have "buggered" it entirely out of its or.
isinal shape, until it comes back in the
above form. If you want to quote from
MS, quote what We say; if You prefer the
improvements Of others, give them the
credit,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-03

~ The pspsn are publishisg John
Brougham's "Lay. Of the Dirt" Wei
suppose il msans The came as the "lsy
of the land" -.g',,-,.f -
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-03

WILL Do TO WArcH.-A pompous
heap Of lard, who rejoices in the title Of
Brevet Brig. Gen. H. H. Heath, who
has been operating on the plains for the
past two years. principally generating
wind. occasionally neglectiDg his duties
to run Kansas politics, is said to be get.
ting into bad shape in the service. As
he is as good . lick-spittle as President
johnson has any use for. we guess he is
on the safe side. 1t is about eettled that
be is . military blow; and BY watching.
he will be seen to gradually slide down
the scale to his normal condition." in
the ranks Of the Copperhead Democracy.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-03

~ The johnson party are rejoicing
over johnson victory in Kansas City.
There is nothing strange in that. Both
papers there are for Johpsonr One is
edited BY rebel. and the other BY an
oddee-holder-tbe former goss old Andy
from choice. and the the latter from CON.
pulsion.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-03

~ The semi.defuuct Iturbide Fami.
ly, Of Mexico. has entered into treaty
with the Emperor Maximilian. The
seedy Blair family. Of the United State,
have entered into treaty with the EN-
peror johnson. .mris ~
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-03

~ Rome was once saved BY the
cackling Of q goose. We are afraid the
gabbliBg Of q tsilor's goose will tend to
An opposite res ult ia our Rrpuhic. a
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-03

The CHIEF JUsTIcEsHP.-Judge Gro
zier has determined to resign the position
of Chief Justice of the Supreme Court Of
Kansas. and the vacancy will be to Gil at
the November election. To our mind.
the 6ttest man for the place is Judge
Kingman, Of Atcbison. and we would
like to see him elected to it. We pre-.
sumo that the question of nationsl politics
will enter more deeply into the, next elec-
ton than ever before, and We havo no
idea how Judge Kingman stands on that
question; but we hope be is all right, and
that be will be oar next Chief Justice.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-03

3 r. 1t is suggested in England. that
il the cattle plsgas continues to spread.
the people win be compelled to resort to
the German practice Of eating horse flesh.
That would be what might Be called q
transition from "weal'' to sswoe.rd V
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-03

~ The motto of the Oracle of Del
phi Was. "Know Tbyself" II Andrew
johnson fails in this requirement. it will
not be for lack Of thinking and talking
of himself.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-03

Those who know Jim Lane we'll will
not be surprised st bis course in Wash.
ington. He owes his Senstorship to the
fact that be has so often "howled himself
hosrse" from every stump in the Stae in
the advocacy Of the principles Of R.dical
Republicsnism. He has seen ct to betray
the party that elected him. 1t will be
seen in the account OF his recent speech,
extracted from the Missouri Democrat.
that he announced that hereafter be
should be found With snch Copperhesds
as Salisbury. Of Delaware. aud Hen
bricks, of Indiana, and Democrats OF
all shades" Whether this is true or not,
is immaterial. He certainly misrepre-
sented the party. in Kansas. who made
him Senator, when he voted with those
Copperheads on the proposition to sus-
tain the Presidents veto of the Civil
Rights bill. He has found his level. He
will learn. If we are not much mistaken,
that the Presidents paltry patronage in
this State will not control its voters
Emporia News.
Serves You right. JAKE. You knew,
all the while. that Lane was corrupt
demagogue. and often said so; yet, be.
cause Legislature, when it had On op.
portunity. undertook to 10y him away to
dry, you took up the cry Of "fraud." as
Justify as any of them. You were elect.
ed to the Legislature on that issue. and
chosen Speaker Of the House on that is
sue; and you helped to elect Lane to th'
position in which he had before and ha.
since disgrsced Kansas, when. If . ma
jority Of the members had acted out thei'
honest sentiments. they could have chosen
some good man. leaving both Lane ant
Carney ont. To rebuke o fraud. yor
committed q nuisance. Your action wa
upon the principle Of the prescription tn
doctor gave man to cure bad breath
You wers like the girl who married
niger. to spite her sister. Guess vel
have to put up with your work. Jake
Only FIVE years more to serve
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-03

I ~ About the wickedest lightning
We ever saw. displayed its gymnastics in
these parts. early on Monday morning.
Among other prsnks, was . general
scorching and melting Of wires in the
telegraph Office. in spite Of all switches
and cut-offs. We learn that about the
same time. It set the Brownvills telegraph
Office on FIRE. which came Desr burning
down. ..,.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-03

What will the omnibu, and car dr;,.ur,.
40 Ior ovsreoats. when the Government
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-03

~ Our opinions are not governed BY
the ideas of the PrRident.-4Atehisos
Champion.
Then. public opinion does you great
injustice.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-03

~ Two years ago. Gen. Lane and
his followers charged that oil the Cop
perhsads were supporting the Auti-Lans
ticket. and exborted the people. il they
would be on the right side. to always
choose the party opposite to that suppor.
ted by Copperhesds. We accept the
proposition. Jim Lane and oil the Cop
perhsads are hurrahing for Andy John
son. Let loyal men take the other side.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-03

~ From points above. We learn that
he river has commenced rapidly falling.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-03

|. r The Nation thinks that the number OF
Generals Who are becoming Governors oflo'ai
States ought to cause little reflection in those
who recommended the President to stienps .
couP p'ErAr. .-. q.
q Hon. Robert Dale Oven thinks that with
10 six weeks the whole question Of reconssrue'
ton win be settled, and smity restored between
the President and Congress. He speaks Of
plan BY which (shrough United States Con.
stitutioBaf Amendment) the States seu'd
soiemnly agree to extend universal susfsee 7"
ell men in the country, and who are Gibbons
hereof. on she 4.h day Of July. 1876. upon 'ne
centennial anniversary Of our 1ndepenaen''
day. H q.
NA correspondent writes rs "Ihe Is'e'
news from Washington il. that the rrss'ss"
the day after the Connecticut eleesioo' On
charged his cook for putting nutmeg IN
pudding sauee. The inference vss. tne e01,
did not support his administration ana 'n's
ed Il - reflection"
uh 3 said that Pisssaeld Desoe's" ~.
is more noted for his political seal thsn W.
don, on being informed that Connecsaea' -. =,
gone Republican. Indignantly replies.
dont care 6g, the President will 's'0 !"
u The most savage denuncisiton Oh
dent johnson comes from the ousspoksn ~.
lotnians. The Stockton (caL) indsp'o'
salls him - vulgar. braggiDg ball'
q In 1898, during the Irish 'sos'n01. =. 8.
we're 10, 900 Bdtsh soldisas kspf % "
and, .-sI III
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-10

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-10

From the DIXON, IN Republican.


A letter from N. b. Stevens, Esq, Of The
Survey Committee Of theq4a Sale L Missis
aippi Canal. TO our fellow citizen, J. l..
Camp. ESQ. dated II Tiskilws, on the 18Th
inst, sta,es Inst the survey party from Dix.
on had reached that point snd had ioun.l
the Dixon branch -at once . feeder o. d
navigable canal perfectly feasible. and tn
formation Of the country better adapted TO
the improvement than their most sanguinc
Ansicipat ons had led them TO expect. The
route was more direct TO the Summit near
Sheffield, less cuts and fewer obstacles than
even the preliminary survey had induced
them TO expect. Al the want OF water at
the Summit wss the only obstacle 10 tie
practicsbility Of the entire work, the party
and the country thercabouts were in higl,
giee over the prospects.
II will he remembered that Colonel Hud-
mott, Chief Engineer Of the Illinois 4 Mich
lyon Canal, started from Dixon on the 9th
Of june. The rodte to Grcen river
leaves Sterling about three miles % the
right; the Hat country South vas found IA
be from one TO two feet lower than the wster
at Dixon, crossing Green river Ct Bedford,
IN acqueduct Of only 100 feet il required. =
The summit At Sheffield will require only
fifteen feet cut Nothing is nov wanting
hut the proper action Of the State Isgisla.
turc to insure the completion ofths wcfk. -
The Legislature will not ignore The ueccss
sites Of the vast agricultural interests to bs
effected by thus ehsspening the mode Of
shipmsat 10 the lakes, which wall insure
the ultimate completion Of the canal. Il will
insure the improvement OF Rock river AZ
least - far o. Janesvile, leaving the propos.
ed Wisconsin Canal from the ea,lqusrters
OF Rock river 10 Green Bay matter 10 ua Of
secondary Importance. BY reducing the
cost Of shipment from ten 10 fifteen cents
per bushel. just that amount will be sddod
TO the millions Of bushels Of grain shipped
from this section Of tho State, a. we'll al
from Eastern Iowa and Southern Wisconsin.
Tho Illinois and Michigan Canal il q
State work, and the vast increase that this
extension 70 the Nissisaippi and Rock
rivers would make 70 The business Of the,
canal should, and deustless will, induce
Legislature - order ito completion - Z
State work.
Il has been objsessd that Ne draes oil
water 70 supply The feeder q Diaoa viii
iniuriansly aAect nssisasioD end The ~.
draulie works below bat engineess oososl
us that though il wsula - possible 70 drain
Rock river, the actual requirsnents Of the
canal viii NOT peresptibly rsdaos the vol.
ums Of water 10 the river.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-10
Tss New York WatcRmas, . religious
Newspaper, pablishes the following from

s~"sfof~sv f0~ssssS sssS s~ssVWsss8 ssVess
one Of its Warrington correspondents
"Licentiousaess and drunkenness are the
prominent fractures Of Washington life this
season. Members Of Cooeeess spend their
afternoons and evenings in billiard ed
drinking saloons, and their nights In hsuses
Of ilI>iane or sssignsaisn. Iive-osveoths
Of the republican meabsss Of congress
spsnd their nights 10 licsntious dissipation.
While majority Of the democratic nsn>
bess are working for the good Of the eean.
try, the opposition relying On IL uajesisy,
goes in for . good tims." (se- calIsd) -
WASH, gtoa, unase abol,k,on anspicse, 10
the mest Messtioss. depsavsa city ~ The
Union. Drinking ssleeas, eamblias houssa,
houses Of prostitution and asssguetion sse
about the Capitol - sids>shsWs ere aheues
circus. Harlots and asgsOss eeoupy The
galleries, smile "a their pei nembsss % The
aoor. and throw kisses q he "0od end
morality" Representatives Of honest con-
stitusnciea. Sad. sad. indeed, bat every
word true. Let 10 hope that ~ ne1s
election viii ssnd here diiIseent slses q
men"
A. coming frsa . religious aswspAp~,
NC cannot but admit this testimony. A
pity liz 'tis ira"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-10

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-10

TAo Hhsnn1espAaa CeAvenaAsn.
Ths 6sloohhss y ~ Convention Of the
lAA ere slssady satheing, and The prsssns
Ws,h yin ~ pssssa BY those Who arrive IN
~ iatsrshangs Of esartssiss and op Mons
- - trust in ths cultivation Of harmony
and good feeling. The occasion is ono o.
~ nsss iupsreant Of the kind which has
sesusrsd In the history Of our natioa. and
IL Convention, II Il fa'iils with any success
the mission with which Il ID charged. will
eseo~pliah labas ~ fas>sssehing coose-'
eusness II vhisA ViIl s9sss The whole II
sure Of csr essstsy. The restoration Of The
Uoiea under the Constitution. the prcser-
walton II ths psiaeiplss Of free government
= bsqsssthsd b our revolutionary fathers.
end he security Of popslsr rights rest to-
great sxtsot % ths aetioa of this BODY
The men who eooe together now In the
spirit Of true patriotism, and Of intelligent
concession, have harder task even before
them than did those Who met a Philadsl>
phia In the Arst place 10 frame Tie Consti<
tutien. The nAtien was then united, gratc-
fal ies its delivesancs from foreign yoke,
end eos6dent in the fstuss. Il 10 now torn
By the results Of . tsssibls civil var. whose
wounds ass Jet unhsaled. distracted In il
councils, hassasssd By the baleful influenced
II dsoassguss. and unsettled BY funSa
mental change in lie Industrial and labos
systsa. Ada TO THE ~ snsrmous public
debt, end deranged fnsnces, and then COM
slider that The passions end hatred Of The
late conflict have not yst subsidized, and he,
sectional jealeusiss ere ssill being Unnamed
By the conduct Of knavish and Designing
politicians, end truly the situation 10 one
u unparalleled difficulty end peril.
The wishes and pssysss Of good mcn,
however, vill atlsaa ~ sittiags, and every
patriotic aspiration WIN envoke that spiri,
Of mutual sssesssien, and good will. with
out which isssrssss - mighty, and 90 varied
can never b hssnonised
The Americas Canssal 0allroad.
We are glad y learn from the Stark Coun.
~ Nsws and Aledo Record that tho pros
pscts Of the American Central Railroad are
not % bad ~ they were Represented. II is
true the French company, which contracted
to build the road cannot 1ulRll their obliga>
Nons a the time specified. but they are
still anxious 10 build she road. Tho Rail
road company however. are not willing TO
wait, and have entered into an sgrccinep,
with some parties u New York by which
they expect TO commence work tho coming
fall and have the cars running between New
Boston and 0alva by Spring.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-10

-SuAl,, Psz.-This tshbls dlsssss % pre-.
vailiug 70 cousidefstls extent q Border
Plans. Several desths have already eesur.
rcd, and Il 10 feared that the disease 10
spreAdine sepidly. 4 Al who hass est been
vsccinatsd shosld attend to It Ct once, =
this h the only way 70 guard against this
fearful centagion. lowe NsrtkUsse.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-10

A eslosado paper shishs Ne Dsmossalis
party must be dead. It may be SO, but We
never remsmbsr 10 have osen . livcliel
corpse.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-10

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Head. Ringworm, Prairie and Barher'l
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Iowa Digs, Army Itch, Pimples ON the
Face, Obstinate Old Sores, Scrofnla, and
all diseases asd srupttoas Of theE Skin
When used in conjunction with DR.. Eas.
tcrley's Iodine and Sarsaparilla, which pu-
ri6es the Blood md ranbvos the Cause, and
the Ointment heals the Sores, and thus .
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We advise both to be used in these com.
plants
~ The Iodine and Sarsaparilla, d, 20
Price -3ndley's Ell nAsum nd letter
Ointment, 76cts per bottle.
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J sF0tsdvebt I'll druRRists
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-10

Hon. James Hsrlan has advised B 2.
Allen Of this city that the bill introduced
Hon. J. A. Kssson, into the House Of Bep>
resentat!ves for the appropriation Of el6,-
600 to purchase site for . Custom House
and Post Office in Des Moines, and which
bill passed the House, received the sane.
ton Of the Senate and President Msssrs.
J. A. Kasson, b. +. Allen, and C. c. Cole
arc the Commissioners authorised 10 select
the si,s.-De Neines Rooster.