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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-11-08
Correspondence.
(For the Chiefly


Mn EprroR:-Allow me to correct a mistake
into which you have fallen in reference to Mr.
Hickman, the candidate for County Superin-
tendent Of Public Instruction. And regret
that the correction cannot be made before the
election, as the charge is gross injustice to
Mr.. Hickman
LIST. You allege that he is "rebel sympa-
thizer," on the information that you have re-
ceIved from those who profess to know him.
Now, l am intimately acquainted with him,
and have been for nearly three years. and pro
nounce the charge as totally untrue. and call
for your authority in the premises cannot
believe that any responsible person, knoring
him, would insinuate such charge. There is
not drop of Disunion blood in his veins.
I'd. That he had "son in the rebel army
during the war;" is considered BY you as COL
lateral evidence of his dsloyalty. The fact in
the case is simply this: At the time the war
broke out, this son was in Missouri, and under
evil influences, was swept of in the rebel ar
my; but he was a very short time in the rebel
service, and to the great joy of his father, re-
turned to his allegiance. He then immediate
ly entered the service of the loyal army, and
continued during the war, and by fidelity and
valor, rose to the rank of lst Lieutenant. Mr..
Hickman had two other sons in the 18th Kan.
sas Regiment. He himself accompanied the
regiment for about FIVE months, laboring gratu.
itously for the physical and religious welfare
of the soldiers. The fact is, this is what Sc
cured his nomination. The returned soldiers
of that regiment, loving him as their best earth
ly friend, and honoring him as father, were
earnest in their efforts to reward him for his
voluntary services in their behalf
thank you for the complimentary manner
in which you refer to me, in your structures up
on Mr.. Hickman. l appreciate the kindnes:
of my friends also, in wishing me nominated
But Mr.. Hickman wA.sfairly nominated by Z
Republican Convention, and ought to be elect
ed. l am glad that man SO honest, faithful
loyal and competent, was selected to superin
tend the educational interests of the County.
Mr.. Hickman Is a man of fine education, ant
characterized by great practical wisdom. Thi
much deem it my duty to say in behalf of al
honorable rival, who is both gentleman anC
scholar" WIN. BISHOP.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-11-08
A HINr.-Tbe Manhattan Iudependen,

A HINr.-The Manhattan Independent
claims to be high toned. moral. con-
scientious paper. When it states that
the Chief has exposed a combination be.
tween Lee and Carney. or has made
thrusts at any such combination, it says
so without any evidence whatever. We
have never said or intimated that such q
combination existed; on the contrary, we
distinctly stated that we did not believe
there was any such combination. While
the Independent is demanding such fine
spun courtesy toward Mr.. Pomeroy. had
it not ss we'll conduct itself toward op-
posing candidates and their supporters at
least truthfolly. if not courteouslys
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-11-08

NOTICE is hereby given 70 the Creditors
~ and al others interested in the Estate OF
Joseph A. Brown, deceased, that the under
signed. Alninissrstos Of said Estate, intssds
to make Q, .6nal setsIepent with the Rsohate
Court of Doniphan County. Kansass On the
first Monday in December next Of All matters
II, faid Estate. j. T. LANE
Nov. n. 66-t3. Administrssoe.s
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-11-08

PERsoNAL.-Ssveral persons gave. as
their reason for voting against Col. Keith.
on Tuesday. that Sol. Miller was in for
him. and they wanted to beat Sol. Miller.
1t is remarkably sharp. sensible and Just,
to vote against man because he is sup-
ported by person who has in some way
offended the voter. Keith is not respon-
sibls for anything the Chef has hereto.
fore done, and has no cantrol over it
This is not the first time such groundless
nonsense has been INDUCED in. We un.
derstand. perfectly well. what is the mat
ter. We can assure all such person.
that Sol. Miller still lives, and expects to
live and speak his sentiments for many
years to come. if he has good luck-per'
haps long enough to write obituary and
otler complimentary notices of all who
do such silly thing ss voting against {
candidate because he supports him. W.
may also add, that he islands on his OWL
tub."
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-11-08

eEThe first No. Of the Ls Roy (Coffey
County, Pioneer is before US. 1t is a
seve column sheet. published by Kent
& Higgins. We scarcely know what to
say of the paper. When the editors
studied grammar. they must have COM
mi:tsd to memory the examples Of false
syutax. and skipped the corrections
Their system Of punctuation seems to be.
to use commas in spacing out the lines,
and to religiously avoid periods. We
have read an account of blind printer
somewhere in Indians. We suppose they
have employed him as proof-reader. We
hopo they may succeed-6rst.iu getting
up paper that can be read and second.
ly. in making itpay.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-11-08

Commemorative this week publish q
communication correcting the statemen,
that Rev. Gary Hickman was rebel
sympathizsr. As it came in after our
last issue, it was too late to reach the
public before the elction; we therefore,
on Friday. issued an extra. containing the
substance of the communication. We
will not intentionally miss represent any
one and if led to it through incorrect
information, we regard it as q pleasure to
make the proper correction. Our infor-
nation concerning Mr.. Hickman was
given us by persons whom we thought
ought to be acquainted with the facts.
We have had to make several corrections
of this character. recently. When we
ask a person for information. we expect
to hear the truth but if others tell Us
deliberate faIsehoods, We will hasten to
rectifv our part of the error.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-11-08

The Petersburg Republican Gays that
Bennett. of the Herald. "never acted from
principle" Oh. yes. be has always acted
from it-s thousand miles from it at least.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-11-08

~We do not admit the right of Mr. Bishop
to demand our authority in a matter which
does not personally concern him in the slight
est degree. even if We had not corrected the
charges against Mr.. Hickman, and thus render
ed it unnecessary to give our authority to any
person.-ED.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-11-08
Doniphan County.

We are indebted to Robert Trey, Of
the Troy Reporter. for returns and es-
timStes of this County. Gordon. Inde-
pendent, beats Leland for Probate Judge.
The balsnce of the regular ticket is elect
ed. There was a vast amount Of scratch
ing.
In the 2nd Representative District.
Capt. Robb is probably elected by g
small minority. Ia the 8 1 District. we
presume Evans is elected. bnt have moi
heard. In the 4th District, jenkins beat,
Perry badly. In the 9th District. the
race is close between Capt. Flickinger
Republican. and Col. Ese. Democrat
with the chances in favor of Flickinger.
The Copper-Johnson ticket has prob
ably received 800 Yates in the County.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-11-08

In return for billions of money and
millions Of lives. the New York Tribune
sums up the following as the vslus Sc
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-11-08
NotIce of FI.aI eettIeDent

White Cloud. Nov. 1, lsss.sfsi1 = Z
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-14
Good BY.

Never again shall sit in the cleaning,
flushing and stilling the beat of my heart
For the quick tread that announces thy coming
Never again the swift bushes will start.
When mid the darkness that surges around me,
Nainy look for the promise Of light,
How shall long for the love that once crowned me-
Ere on my soul fell the blackness of night?
Turn where will, there pleasure and gladness,
Musc's soft flow, and joys almost divine.
Radient eyes that seem mocking my sadness,
Over the flow of their amber-hued wine.
Beautiful forms are whirled by in the dances,
Faces that flash ont of dream!
Shine We bright jewels. and yet brighter glances.
Melt my cold heart with your glittering beams!
Coldly mid the glow and the glitter
Careless of splendors that weary me
Feeling, alasi that my heart has grown bitter
Under its burden of sorrow and woe.
Still must stife my moans and my signing,
Deck my wan face in the ghost of a smile.
Chatter and sing while my hopes all lying
Dead in the depths Of my bosom the while
Little they think when my laugh rings the lghtest,
OF the torn heart that is beating below;
Or. when the rose on my cheek burns the brightest
Little they dream it's depair feeds the glow.
Never again shall wander beside thee dwell
Through the loved where bright memorie:
blessings attend thee, whatever betide thee.
Tis my hearts prayer 1 murmur-farewell
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-14

EVIDENCE accumulates to show that the Presi-
ident was induced By Copperheads ard ex-rebels
to abandon his just intention to approve the
Freedmen's Bureau bill. In that connection the
Cincinnati Commercial says =" The Bureau bill
was originally prepared by Gen. Howard, and re-
vlsed IN consultation with Senator Trumbull.-
1t was then submitted to the President, who ex-
amined it with care, and approved it cordially" +"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-14
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TIE Washington correspondent of the San
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well has recommended Secretary Seward to ap-
point DIR. T. H. Rose, of Beneca, as Consul at
Tahiti, in place of the present incumbent who
is said to be an illiterate Englishman"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-14

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their ruling value in payment for subscriptions to this
To soldiers in the service the JOURNAL
will be furnished for Greenbacks at PAR.
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An Act
TO REGULATE THE ISSUE OF COUNTY WARRANTS
THE. COUNTY OF TRINITY.

TO REGULATE THE ISSUE OF COUNTY WARRANTS IN
THE. COUNTY OF TRINITY.
The People Of the STATE Of California; represented Senate
and assembly, do enact as foltoics
SECTION From and after the first day of
May, A. D. one thousand eight hundred and six
ty-six, all warrants drawn on the county treasu-
ry of the county of Trinity, shall be signed by
the county Auditor and countersgned by the
District Attorney of said county, whose duty it
shall be to countersign all warrants drawn on
the treasury by the county Auditor, provided all
the provisions of law controlling the issue of
said warrants have been complied with, and all
warrants not drawn in conformity with the pro-
visions of this act shall be void
Sec From and after the first Monday in
March, A. D. one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-eight no warrant drawn on the county
treasury of Trinity county, shall bear any inter-
est whatever, nor shall the county of Trinity be
liable to pay any interest upon any Indebtedness
created after the above specified time.
SEC. 3-All acts parts of acts, so far as
they conflict with the provisions of this act are
hereby repealed.
We received a copy of the above act from
Assemblyman Dorr, on the 9th, with notice that
it had passed the Assembly, and presume that it
has become law, as have since received a
letter from Chas. w. Gordon stating that all
bills relating to Trinity county had passed both
Houses, and been approved by the Governor
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-14
Lait Pastor NV the Church Nv

MAYNARD AND THE PARDoN-SEEKER.-Latel
while Horace Maynard was standing in Wash
ington hotel, tall Tennesseean approached him
and the following conversation ensued
1; How do you do, Colonel MAYNARD m de-
lighted to see you looking so well, sir.
81 ought to recognize you, sir, presume ou'
don't"
"Why, Colonel, you ought to remember hn.. me,
You We met me often enough in Nashsiiie' "ne'0
live .o,d.s, and
.l;ss, ,anner 81 lived in Nashville two years
ataehed to- the Of GoverRO1
Johnson Is passed about the streets daily, but
# had Jew covered vh If hesi m0i' s sa the
sohe iep foot couldn't have been more STU
sonslr IL avoided and abhorred by your citizens
oi The nardon-seeker did not think it advisable
20 ask Mr.. Maynard to take charge OF his case.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-14

Ours AND INs.-Mr. W. II. Rhodehamel for
the purpose of making himself one of the num-
Der leaving for the north in pursuit of treasure
supposed to be lying around loose up in the Ida
he or Montana country, resigned his position as
agent here for the Stage Company-one that he
has held for the past four years, to the satisfac-
tion of all concerned His place was filled, at
his request, by Mr.. John Craddock, one OF the
Company s best drivers. A good appointment.
While we congratulate Mr.. Craddock on his pro-
motion, we hope good fortune may attend the
retiring official in his struggles with the noiIn-
erners and their horrible climate in the acquire
ing of huge lots of kale.-Shasta Courier 'M'
We concur in the Courier OPINION 50 lar a'
both gentlemen are concerned
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-14

Tur confidence of Speaker CoIfax that Presi-
dent Johnson would sign the freedmen bureau
hill had been so implicit that he wagered box
Of cigars with prominent member from Con-
nec,icut. asserting at the time that be had con-
versed with the President, and had been made
ware of his views. The next morning the ci-
cars were found on the desk of the member, en-
dorsed, From victim of misplaced confidence
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-14

AT Brownsville, Texas, it has got to be COM
mon remark at the breakfast table, " Well, who
was killed last night?' or, "Were there any
bodies found floating in the river yesterday p
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-14

AN OpINIoN.-Of the late session of the Cali
forna lawmakers, the Sacramento Bee says
81 The Legislature which has just come to an end
will be remarked hereafter as one of the most
respectable that ever graced our capitol Every
thing has been conducted in regular, method-
cal manner, more characteristic of counting
room, and if there excitement, the pub
lie were probably all the better for its absence.
Signal ability does not require to manifest itself
by loud voiced uterances and ferocious gestures.
In publishing the following verse, the Buffalo
Express remarked that four lines more beautiful
are rarely written
"A solemn murmur in the soul
Tells of the world to be,
As travellers hear the billows roll
Before they reach the sea-
The Utica Herald adds a verse, and SAYS that
four lines more truthful are rarely written
"A solemn buzzing in the ear
When you retire TO bed,
Tells you that swilling lager beer
Is dreadful for the head"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-14

WHAT 1T CosT.-The expense to the State Oh
by the sests o1 .re
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-14

BUT Californans should bear in mind that, had
the Civil Rights bill become law, the Chinese
of this State would have been placed on par
with the white citzens.-!San Francisco Call.
The Copperhead editor of the Call is either g-
norant utterly regardless of his veracity. The
Civil Rights bill, if law, would put those few
Cinnamon, born in this country, on a civil equal-
ty with other natives-sue and be sued testify
as witnesses, &c. The Gail must be anxious to
deceive its readers.-MarysrHle Appeal
So it is, but is making miserable job of it
in this matter.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-14

SoME boys were recently trying to ascertain
to which particular class of trees the Tree of
knowledge belonged, when little fellow gave
it his opinion that it must be birch tree.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-14
TO INVALIDS
WHOSE sUFFERINGs HAVE

WHOSE SUFFERINGS HAVE
been protracted from hidden causes and mall
treatment, and who require prompt relief
to render existence desirable.
DIR. j. PERRAULT, GRADUATE OF
Queens College, begs to inform patients
and others seeking medical advice that he may
be consulted personally or by letter in all
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and the various disorders arising from sedenta-
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office, Armory Building, northeast corner Mont
gomery and Sacramento streets, Rooms Nos 9,
10 and II, first floor up stairs. Entrance on
either Montgomery or Sacramento streets
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IN the gallery of theater in Crow street, Dub
lin one night, coal porter made himself disa-
rra,eobIe. There was yell of 80 throw him over
Soard - followed by the exqusitely droll idea
/" don't waste him kill q fiddler wild him.