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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-09

One of the County Commissioners
whom we met, the other day. thinks We
did the Board great injustice. in cur last
weeks article, and that it was calculated
to convey the impression that they hsd
been guilty Of wilfnl violation of law and
neglect of duty. As VIC do not desire
to misrepressnt say person, but wish to
give al . fair hearing. We can do no bet.
ter than simply give this gentleman's
version Of the action Of the Board. With
DOT sny comments Of our own. ~
Concerning the printing bills cut down.
be elsims thst the understanding Of the
Board Was, that the Order for Railroad
election wss to be furnished to the papers
merely as . piece Of public Information.
!. and not % an advertisement !; but when
Z they fosud that it had h.An pnhl;.h.a .s
~ advertisement. and the bills sent IN,
they concluded to allow each paper one
bali <he amount of its bill. .+ ~ t.7a
As to the Jail. he says the subject the
Board had under consideration. was the
purchase Of two iron cells. but that they
: did not come to any inal determination ;
and that the fact was never presented to
them, that there was hole in the wall
Of the jail. 1.,,s n ira
Regarding the cutting down of their
own personal taxes. he says that It was
shown. to the satisfaction Of the Board.
that Mr.. johnson. in making out his list.
had done so in great haste. when the Az
.sesAor WAS upon the point of making bis
6psl return to the County CLERK: that he
was owing one note Of over $500. and
another of over 800. both of which be
neglected to deduct from bis credits. ss
the law allows; snd that the mistake wa,
rectiied by the Board of Equalization
Mr.. Robertson also cleimed that O. mis-.
take bad been made in his assessment o.
over $500. and insisted upon having il
.rectifsd: but its nature We did not un'
7derstand. and are under the impression
that our informant could not altogether
see the propriety of it-nsvertheless. the
correction was allowed. l.'.' a
In relation to the refusal to publish the
proceedings Of the Board, be says it was
not the calculation to omit it slsogsther
but as their business was not completed
at the July term. they are to hold spe.
cial term in September. snd they decided
to defer publication until after that meet.
ing. and publish the proceedings Of both
terms at the same time. @o-
g As TO other bills cot down. he claims
that they were exorbitant. and that. be-
ing in duty bound to look after the best
interests of the County, the Board reduc-
ed them to what they considered fair
amount. r Sc 7sA
Having stated the explanations impair
italy. as they were made to us. VIC deem
II but justice to Mr.. Barr. one of the
Commissioners. to mention that he was
absent at the East at the time Of the July
term. and consequently had no part in
the proceedings Of which 90 much has
. been said. l .as e-sli..,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-09

r. The Lsavenworth Times accuses
the Bulletin of "msliciously" Publishing
. gen,lsmsn's name as Delegate to the
Philadelphia Convention. That is very
correct term, To connect any ,msn's
name With such crowd, without 7foun.
dstiou. is the lowest species of malice
and ne bslisrs The injured party could
recover damages in . Court Of Justice
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-09

z @'Every dsy affords new proeis Of,
the peculisr effects of Robsck's Stomach
Bittsrs-in eesss where disordsrsd con-
dition Of the stoms sch. liver and bowels,
is combined With great debility, nervous
weakness. and intense melancholy. there
can be no doubt bui il is I sars p.nscea. 4
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-09

CURIous. Since j. G. Vaughan has
been absen, from his post As editor of the
Leavenworth Times. not & single letter
has appeared in thst sheet from IF. X"
it's reliable Washington correspondent.
Singular, isn't it? o. fssj guas a. ~ E.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-09

!" PRocRAsTINATroN Is TIE THrRr OF
Tus, Too many allow themselves to
go sithout proper nourishment. and be!
fore they know it. have the dyspepais in
the worst Way Indigestion, onlesa spec.
dily attended to. viii certainly prodnce
sickness aad i'll health. We know of;no
remedy equsi to eos's Dyspepsia Care
in such cases. Itensbles the patient to
take hearty food. the parent Of health,
stops distress after eating. as soon as you
take II. and is perfect regulator offtbs
stomach and bowels.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-09

A Special Dispatch from Washington
ssys that the Uommittes Of Managers Of
the PhiIsdslphis Convention propose to
make Thos Ewing, Of Ohio. who vas in
T.yIos's Cabinet, chsirm.s. Why the
p,slsrspce q Rivea 70 him over Aaron
Burr o. Julius Csssr l. not stated,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-09

~ The Cholera is pushing westward.
It has appeared iu Cincinnati. and is in
creasins rapidly. Tbs 6rst day Of its
appearances. there wers four deaths from
Il ID thst city. and the next dsy there
xere twenty four fatal cases. ''ia95
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-09

Gorse.-This is probably The last week
that w. G. Perkins will remain here.
Those neplscting to secure Photographs
beyond the middle Of next week, at far
thest, may not be able to get them at oil.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-09

John Biisht said. 10 . recent 4. speech.
tbst. the vorkmen 10 L.ncs-hirs take
nnch more interest in Americsn sh.a in
Eeeli-h politis. ead in som. of the larger
mills % masv Americas y Epglisb news
papers are read. s5-,,s,.,, -
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-09

~A Concert will be given by the
Highland Glee Club. on Friday evening.
the 10Th inst. 10 the Chapel Hall OF
Highland University. -sss7fa rs-7
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-09

: ~ We have received the KaSsss
Educational Journal, for August. gThs
excellent periodical is ably conaactsd by
p. MacVicat. Esq. .-Atehisoa Champion.
Especially +" ESQ., Il win sonnd
funny to. the Rev. gentleman. to. be sd-
dressed Is "P. MscVioar. Esq.'' 7sg ]
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-09
JACOB STOTLER. Secretary

TIE New ORLEAxs MuRDEaEns TIL
UxpHAST -Onr dispatches yesterday an
nouncsd that Gen. Sheridan recommend-
eJ that martial law be continued at New
Orleans until the massacre of Monday
should be investigated. Gnr dispatches
of this morning announce that martial
law has been Withdrawn! Thus the
President. whose dispatches and orders
encouraged ths mnrdersrs to carry out
their designs against Union men. has
again placed the city in tbs hands Of the
blood-ihirsty rebel element. and as con-
sequence the members of the Convention
are being indicted. and those who, were
liberated By the military are to be rear
rested 4 7 ie9sat, ~ roo ls9b9s. 4,
The war upon the Uuion men is to be
one of determination, and 10 this the rebels
are sustained BY the President of the
United States >. ys5a. rs5,s.iil
Comment would be useless. ~ Cinein-
natl Gazette. ..j = ~ "a tfa
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-09

a W The Prussiau necdle-gun is found
to be the most effective instrument, ever
invented fol making breaches in on enc
my's rsnks. a.a 9t Tns' =
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-09

ExrnExEs Willie the Lawrence Tri.
bune goes to one extreme in denouncing
Gov. Crawford. the Topeka Record goes
to the other IN es.olling hm. The LAST
Record. .referrips to the charge. that the
Govsrnor is vscillstiOg. says that Gen
Jackson might q veil have been sccnsed
Of lacking firmness as Crawford. That
is : putting i. on thick. The Governor
may not be as weak aa soms would rep
resent him: but when you 60 to cowpar--
ing his tirmness to that Of Gen, Jackson.
you might As well contend that q fresh
bologna saussge has Is much rbaek-bons
a. a csmel.pss silii . n Fqosh s7h =
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-09

80 ~ The Chicsso Tribune puts down
Kansas for 10 900 n.iority .g.intpst 4 john
sonism. ibis F.H. Kansas viii eco that.
and 90 s, 900 better. .j.ueq,,, .,s3s s.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-09

H The ST. Joseph and Denver Rsil.'
rosd Company srs economical 10 the uss
of tabseco.o They have bot one Chsw
.s.s.a. ,I..sr u $50 ssug BHs 7af ZeD e.
.'sHe .ssHeess sgsPiiio VI s,..lz -.l s..i.sass
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-09

t. PIrcH T HEN OvERBoARD!-Sincs the
President has taken bis stand. we want
to see him turn out every Republican Of
fice:holder in Kansas who does not take
fair end square position. The time is
past for sitting on the fence. II, office
holders who obt.ined their positions by
protesting TO b. ezra Radical. wish to
continue to eat Andy Johnson's bread
and butter, and dirt. BY claiming to be
extra Conservative. let them cast aside
shame. pus on cheek. and openly acknow-
ledge isl1 Or. il the President. knowing
them to be Radical. retains them in Office,
all right. But there should be left no
room for doubt. We hope the President
will compel them to take an open and
unequiv0ssi position on the one side. and
the people on the other. -,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-09

A SLArs.-An ontside convocstion Of
the v. B. assembled at Topeka yesterday,
and framed State slate for the Fall elec-
tions. The party is TO be designated as
the A. S. G.. and will bs powerful ele-
meut in politics this season. We under.
stand the contest for the Gubernatorial
chair was between Chester Thomas and
Sol. Miller, and that the former won BY
a length. Legate is the nominee; for
Chief j Jnstica. and the portly Prouty. of
Coifey. is spoken ofas Treasursr.- Con-
seryofire.
+ We are at q loss to know why the To-
cal of the Conservative has taken such an
interest in rs. of late. But mssy mat
ter commenced as joke, turns into re-
slity and it be is not careful. he Will
yet have us at Topeka. vstoifg bills
issuing proclamatious. and appointing
United States Senators. He should re-
member that the Conservative is th'
"leading paper" with such vast iDan
encp, that even project started by it II
burlssqns.; is liable to, be taken mp in ear
nest and carried through by the people.
Seriously speaking. if the Conservative
thinks. by this means. to bluff us frou
expressing our opinions freely and fnll.
upon the conduct snd merits Of dignits
- =
ries who figure upon its slate, il is fool
ing it's time away. We mean to speal
out in plain English. Cd all occasions
and il We are to be punished for it b
being made Governor. ION paper. J ws'l
have to grin and bear it.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-09

/ ,E Why is President Johnson like
Mount Chin bsrazo.? Because be y the
gresteet of sll the Andies -Ex. ss
Yes. and because numerous guapo de-
possits clnster about his feet. ;,.a,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-09

~! WonTBY OF NorE.- This weeks Issue
concludes the second year Of the Hiawa.
ihs Sentinel, and II. P. Stebbins. the
publisher, retires from the Concern. In
this connection. we wish to mention sew.
eral facts, which we doonot believe have
a parallel 10 newspaper history. Mr..
Stebbins has published the Sentinel for
two years. without missing an issue. or
not more than one. at most; he has done
all bis job-work. type-setting. press work,
rolling, etc. without any assistance from
any other person; the material. when
purchased. was old and much worn, and
among the rubbish he found an oil. cast
away roller--with. this roller. and on this
material. he hiss brought out every issue
of the Sentinel and done all bis other
printing for the last two years. The pa
per has invariably looked neat and clear.
and there has not been a better printed
sheet in the State. Finally, We believe
all the office work was done by daylight.
Now, If there is On instance on record
that beats this. let rs have il. Il o.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-09

McCLELLAS IN CoNAAxp OF TIE. Aus
TRAN iARnx.-The strategy of the Aus
trians chow indubitabiy that cClellsn.
and not Beneaek. is IN command. 1t has
several. tiPes. been atsted that the two
were intimate friends. and everything
goes to show that Bsnetlek simply lends
his name, while Met Ulellsu doss the STRAIT.
eey. 1t is plsin to ks seen thst Geo. B.
intends tosdssw the Pfussisos into The in.
terror 5of Aastris.s whers be will "hold
them like vise" until The wbo,s army
dies ofold sss. II any thing wore needed to
eon6rn. this view. Il would bs tha Ian.
gusge Of the Official bulletin'in which Ben
edek announces the overwhelming defeat
experienced At the battle Of Sundown. Ben
edek says that "for strsteg.ticsl ressona
he hsd 'conclndsd to withdraw from that
position l"- Columbus Josrnol.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-09

Another DELEGATION The renal
of the Kansas Democracy have appoint
ed the following Delegates to the Phila-
delphia Convention - nd se5 ~t.u
aDelegotes-W. P. Gambell. Leaven.
worth; Geo. W. Click. Atchison: John
L. Pendery. LeavenwoIth; Orlin Thurs.
ton, Humboldt; Thos. P. Fenlon. Leav'
snwortb; E. F. Campbell. editor Coun.
Gil Grove Dem ocrat.
Ahernates P. Fiizwilliam, Leav'
enworth; Isaac Sharpe Wyandotte
w. A. Tipton,, Leavenwor,h: r! NJ
Rngglsa. Emporia John Martin. Tope'
Ia : eias. Rubicsn, Fl. Scott.
Here we 6nd the names of W. P
Gambell. the champion of negro suffrage
and G. w. Click, who was nominated
for the Legislature. last Fall, BY . regu
lar Republican Convention in Atcaison
We did not know that double delegs'
tlons were allowed in the Convention
but We see that this Democratic sqnad
and the Republican batch appointed a
few days before. have had q meeting and
fraternized tremendously. by organizing
as q single delegation. and choosing Off
GERS from both wings. "'' 'N''
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-09

b TCLuBs ARE TRuMpsi-There is,no surer
indication that President johnson is ere
storing" the "'Union as it was" in the
good old days Of Slave Democracy. than
the revival Of club rule at w ashington.
II is now a common thing for Con.
'grfssnan to be caned for defending him
self IN debate. and for newspaper corres,
pondeuts to be beaten for writing unpal.
a.sbIe truths. Such practices were not
known while Lincoln lived. But the
rebels carried out their part of the agree
meut BY ssssssinating Lincoln. and John
son must carry out bis BY restoring Sou.
tharn rule. His gratitude to those who
n .de him President. is. stronger thsn to
those who made him Vice President
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-09


( WELCOME VIslr. were agreeably
surprised. on Tuesday, by visit from
Gen. A. L. Lee. Of this County. who has
been absent since 1861. He left New
Orleans on Wednesday of last week. and
reached Lcaven worth in four days. He
looks not much the worse for the cam
paigns be has gone through; and the
frightful wound in the face. received in
one of the assaults during the siege of
Vieksbure, was treated with SO much
skill that it has left scarcely perceptible
scar. One good sign wepobserved was.
that all the soldiers of the old 7th were
rejoiced to see him. and crowded around
to greet him. It is not every officer who
commands the respect of the privates who
served under him, when he no longer
possesses the power to enforce an empty
show Of it. ..I.,...-
e. Gen. Lee vas 10 New Orleans during
the late terrible riot. His account of it
is about the same as the published YER
sion. He thinks that President johnson
is responsible for it. and that his present
policy and conduct. if persisted in. will
soou psoduce the same state of affairs
throughout tbs entire South. : ..">
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-09

CenAe, -menicst Sfufeuf. whhe stepping
out in the rear OF the Meiicsl College.
received 8 shot in e neck from one Of
the windows in the Hall. and expired i'm
mediatelys He had nothing whatever to
do with the battle then raging. A negro.
who. as va are informed. still showed
fight" sftsf being shot on Phillipps street.
was stabbed and killed by . woman who
lives in house o. ;ill.fame on that street
Ex-Gnvernor Hshu was cnt in the back
and also. received spent ball on the top
Of his, bead. Hi. .wrnnds are not con-
altered dangerous. Ex- Sheriff Alfred
Shaw. received shot ip the feshy part
Of the sonlder. He did not seem to snffsr
mnch, from ifs effects DR.. Hire and
John Hrnfierson. il. were badly " wounded.
and were 10 very critical position At
late hour.. R. King Cutler. E-q WAS ar
resied At . late bour in the evening. ID
the Hall. He is saia to h.vs concealed
himself in one Of the cbimneys of the
Hall. and vas dragged out. covered with
soo,. and. wa taken to the station. w.
n Fish. ferw.sly sof the Tn. Dsit,. was
srressed wi,hoat ,injsvy. eHisi life was
s.ssd from tbs mob by Lent R.mel and
Officer Bnnilosa. Who placed him IN .
esb. and 9th pistol 10 hand. kept the
mob ct bsy. Selils - ,4iIa 's91 ai,
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YtIeorabbiEdes aQerIet.

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bic @tniesung beS @suberneurs Smstbe
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