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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-03-01
The President.

Presiden, johnson has finally perform
ed an act which will bring on political
crisis. and cause msrshalling of psrtis,
anew. he has defeated the Freedmen q
Bureau bill. The veto messsge is lengthy.
and contains numerous reasons for the
veto; but it is plain to be seen. that bis
real reason 10 contained in the winding up
Of the message. 1t is because the mem
bers of Congress from the rebel Ststes
have not been admitted. Our Loyal
Congress has seen proper to reject tbs
certificates Of srrant rebels, elected by
rebel votes. in spite of the desire Of the
President that they should be admitted.
he therefore takes this method Of punish.
ing Congress, and of giving it good
scolding. 1t is also said that the Presi-
dent has expressed his determination to
veto the District of Columbia suffrage
bill. =, ,,..;,.. ,.-iT., :.
The Fresdmsn's bill was passed by q
m.jority of more than two-thirds Of both
branches of Congress; but whether the
same msjority will sustain it over his
veto. remains to be seen. Bot the Pres
ident has thrown of the party that elect
ed him. He has now performed an act
which will insure him the Democratic
support, with thst of Conservatives and
ofics-seskers of other parties. If they
can secure msjority in the next Con-
gress. and admit the Southern. members.
unrepentant and guilty Of the blood Of
murdered Union men, We shall have .
Congress worthy of the days of Pierce
and Buchanan. which will destroy the
fruits Of the triumph Of The nation over
treason and rebellion.
We must confess that We have never
hsd faith in johnson. from the time be
was nominated for Vice President. We
never doubted his Unioniem; but his life.
long associations had been such. that be
ives liable to return to fellowship with
his Southern friends. before they were en-.
titled to bs recognized ss good American
citizens. We trust the Union party Of
the country, will have the 6rmnsss to sus-
tain Congress in this crisis.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-03-01
state Ticket.

Some of the politicians about TopsIs.
(vbetber in earnest or for bunco1oe We
cannot say, J have patched up what they
call the "Anti.Land Gobbls Ticket
that is. opposed to the donation OF tine
500, 900 acres to certain Railroads. IL Is
made up as follo~s:-
Governor, G. W. Smith, Of Dougla'i
Lieutenant Governor. @. w. Click, o'
Atchison; Secretary Of State. Wm. A.
Phillips, of Saline; Treasurer OF State
D. L. Lskin. of Shawnee: Attorney
General, Ira j. Lscock, Of Brown; Audi
tor. j. r. Swallow, of Shawnee; Superln'
tendenl of Public Instruction. II. D.
McCarty. of Lsavenwortb; Chief Justice
Samuel A. Kingmsn. Of Atchison; Con.
eress, Rev. j. S. Kallocb, Of franklin.
This is a singular medley OF Copper
heads, Union Democrats. Conservative
Republicans, and Radical Abolitionists,
sprinkled with men who are surs Of re-
election, and those who ought to be cleo
ted; but composed mainly Of men whose
principal Recommendation is having voted
against the Railroad bill. 1t also gives
coloring to certain charges which have
recently been made against certain men
Atchison County modestly asks only two
candidates on the State ticket. Bot w
suspect the movement is merely bun
com be. and if it has any effect. will only
damage the chances Of men who would
otherwise be likely to secure State Offices
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-03-01

E Hon. Samuel A. Stinson. ol
Lesvenwortb, died at Wiscssset, Maine,
On Sunday, February 18th, of Consump-
ton. Nj. Stiuson was one Of the mos,
brilliant lawyers in the State. aud was
not over IS years of sgs. He was 9
member Of the Convention that founded
our State Constitution. and served one
year IS Attorney General of the State.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-03-01

TELL YoUR NElaHBoRs. is q duty
which every one who has suffered from
thsterrible ravages Of that most horrible
Of all diseases. Dyspepsia. and who has
been cured by Goes Dyspepsia Cure. to
tell their friends and neighbors Of it.
do unto others as you would have
others do unto you" is the golden rule.
Every one that has ever used it. knows
Of it's wonderful curative powers in Dys-
pepeia. Indigestion. Flatulency, Sick
Headache. Sour Stomach, Heartburn.
cholera morbus. and We might say every
disease that arises from . disordsred
state of the stomach snd bowels.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-03-01

lie buildings. This is the only means BY
which the taxes for the coming year can
be reduced; for with appropriations al
ready made. and yet necessary to be made,
the amount will he immense. and will
cause an alarming increase Of taxes. nm.
less the large appropriations are raised BY
means of Bonds. In fact some mem
bers appear to be running wild on the
subject Of spending money; and the larger
the proposed expenditure. the more zssl-
oos they are in the advocacy Of it.
The Bond question has bsen materially
fastened BY the mysterious condition oi
ths State Treasury. Bot . lew days ago,
it was understood that thousands of dol
lars were in the Treasury, and many
members drew part of their salary; but
suddenly. when others presented their
warrants, they were informed that the
money was exhausted. As most of the
County Treasures had made their returns.
and bat mesgresppropriations had as yet
been mads, this sudden collapse Of the
Treasury created considerable speculation.
and various rumors were set afloat. An
Investigating COMMITTEES was appointed.
which is now investigating the affairs Of
the Treasury. They have asked for and
obtained power to send for persons and
papers. sni all sorts Of vague reports are
in circulation. 1t is to be hoped that
they will find matters ell right. If the
present State Treasurer ia found delin-
quent, it will go far to shake our faith in
human honesty. and henceforth we shall
regard the prefix Honest" to . mans
name. as q sure indication that the virtue
exists only in the name.
The new Tax Bill is now as good as q
lsw-but few unimportant amendments
remaining to be adjusted between the two
Houses. The bill contains 1ls sections.
1t has been amended in the House, alter
ing some Of the features which we refer.
red to in former communication. The
10 per cent. penalty on taxes remaining
unpaid on the 10th of January. will con-
tinue to be exscted /: and sales of delin-
quent lands will take place on the FIRST
Tuesday in May, as heretofore. q,
The adjournment will take place on
Tuesday, the 9Th. at noon. sa'''
The rumor that Professor Nudge was
frozen to death. at Manhattan, is probs-
bly, untrue. At least, the Professor him.
self yesterday assured us that it was; and
Is be was there. he ought to know.
The citizens of Topeka gave a supper
and ball to the members of the Legisls-
ture. on Tuesday night. It is represented
as fine affair. and that everything pass
ed of pleasantly. We were not present.
Sweet cake don't agree with us so late at
night.
And now, reader. tbB is our last letter
from the Cspitsl-st least for this ses-
sioe. We thank you for wading through
them. and accept your thanks for our
trouble in writing them: for we assure You
that We haze been frequently annoyed,
when in the midst of ponderous epistle,
BY our name beiag called by the soporous
voice of Banks. followed mp by the mod.
est tones Of some Senator, insisting 'thst
the gentleman from Donipbsn shall vote"
aid said gentleman was compelled to say
II" or "No. when be did not know on
what question be was voting. We have
done.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-03-01
How IL Look. Up This Way.

HOW H AOOASs OP AAn way
The Commissions Of the General Land
Office, under instructions from the Secre-
tary OF the Interior. has ordered the Reg
lister Of the Land Offices at Topeka and
Junction City to withdraw from public
entry ell the Government lands in the
Northern Counties of Kansas, north OF
the Atchisou and Pixies Peak Railroad =
said lands to be held for the benefit Of the
Burlington and Missouri River Railroad.
z This action Of the Secretary of the In
terror. in tising up the best lands in Kan
sss for the benefit Of foreign Railroads.
when Roads of our own have not received
their just proportion. may be regarded by
many as natural exhibition of the Sec
rs,sry's opposition to Kansas Roads j; as
it is we'll known that be has prostituied
bis official position to making mean
and spitsful war upon ksnsas Railroads,
in order to secure the main branch of the
Pacific Rosd through Iowa and Nebraska.
But to some of us the matter appears in
somewhat of . different light. 1t is
known that an effort is being made to Sc
cure the public lands 10 Northern Kansas
for the benefit Of Road west from St.
Joseph. through the N orthsrn Tier, to
which Atchison and her pet Railroad are
bitterly opposed. 1t has been boastsd BY
Senator Pomeroy and his friends, that be
and Secretary Harlan we're upon the most
intimate terms. and that Pomeroy's wish
was law with Harlan. in matters connect
ed with Kansas. Whist. then, seems
more natural. than that Pomeroy should
give Harlan tho wink to withdraw these
lands for another Road, in order to defsst
forever any Government aid to the Nor
thern Kansas Road This looks the
more suspicious, as great care is taken.
10 the Secretary's instructions, to specify
the lands north Of the Atchison and Pixies
Peak Railroad Agsin: Pomeroy has
promised to support bill granting Gov
eminent aid to the Northern Kansas
Road. While be desires to appear to be
working with will. in order to secure
votes for reelection to the Senate, he has
no intention that the lands shall be grant.
ted. If hetcan prevent it. Therefore. be
gives Harlan the hint to grab the lands
in Northern Kansas for foreign Road,
then pledges himself to use bis influence
to obtain the lands for our Road, when be
knows they are beyond the reach of Con.
gress
The Legislature has passed q resolu-
tion. asking the President to revoke the
order Of the Secretary of the Interior /;
and Gov. Crawford has also sent his pro:
test to Washington. As Harlan is about
to step out Of the Cabinet voluntarily. in
order not to be kicked out involuntsrily,
it is to bs hoped this great act of ipjas.
tics of his may be reversed. In the
meantime. we trust. the people of Nor
thern Kansas will begin to see the neces.
sity Of standing united and working hsr-
moniously together.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-03-01

= NORTHERN KANSAS RAlLRoAD.-By no.
tice. in another column. it will be seen
that subscription books for stock to the
Northern Kansas Railroad: will soon be
opened. Iftbs people want Road. now
is the time to go to work. This must be
done at once. if VIC wish to obtain the
benefit Of our portion Of the 500. 900
acres OF State lands; and work once COM
mencsd in earnest on the Road. the pros
poets Of obtaining Government aid would
be greatly enhanced. i.--s
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-03-01

STRAws.-The Democrats of the prin-
cipal cities. throughout the country. arc
firing salutes and rejoicing over the veto
Of the Freedmen's Bureau Bill BY Prssi,
dent Johnson. =;
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-03-01

E The Troy Reporter proposes a
Railroad meeting Of tie peopls Of Nor
thern Kansas. at such place as may be
agreed upon. If the nesting is to be
held in the eastern part of the Northern
Tier. we propose White Cloud as the
most convenient place.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-03-01

H The Freedmsn's Burssu Bill fail
ed 10 pass over the veto Of the President,
the vote standing ls to 30-not quite
two-thirds.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-03-01

y CoMNe HoMs TO Roosr.-Two 6ns
horses wers etoles from Col. Jsnnison's
stable. It Lsavsuwostb. . few nights
sincs. W
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-03-01

r. The venerable Alexander Camp.
bell, founder of the Church known as
"Csmpbellites" or "Christisns," died
recently, in Kentucky. at an advanced
age. ....etr, ana, a..
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-03-01

~ We call the attention Of the travel.
ling public to the advertisement Of the
North Missouri Rsilroad. in another
column. 1aS En 1919
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-03-01

A USrr-We arc glad to lssrn that
both our Senators and our Representa-,
tives in Congress voted to psss the Freed
mems Bureau Bill. over the Preiident's
veto. Let Ksnsss stand together on the
great Principles on which the Nation tri-
umphed 10 the great rebellion.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-03-01

{ PRIcE RAID.-Ws arc glad to learn.
from an exchange. that Adjutant General
Anderson. Of this State. has adjusted
v with the War Department. the claims Of
Kansas for services in the Prizes Raid, BY
which Government agrees to pay the Mi
litia for services rendered during that
raid; and also. that the War Department
agrees to pay $3.50. 900. to refund to the
people Of Kansas money expended BY
them to obtain recruits and substitutes
under the unjust draft. hast Winter.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-03-01

HoLLowAY's Pulls AND OINTMENT
DoMEsTIc REMEDIES. other formula
combine in so compact or concentrated a
form the active and essential properties
of medicine, or are so we'll adapted to
family use ss these popular remedies.
Devoid Of mineral and vegetable poisons,
simple but efIicscious in operation they
may be administered with squsl safety to
the infant ss to the adult. No house
bold should be without supply. as they
are always useful in case of accident.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-03-01

~ When President lincoln was
murdered. we protested against calling
it "dispsnsation Of Providence" Il
begins to look ss il it were . dispense
tion" of rebels. - salsst means of secur-
ing Southern President. that the fruit.
Of the great triumph might be destroyed.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-03-01

I ~ II is said that Government will
soon remove oil the Indians from Kansas
10 the Indian Territory south Of NJ, and
cell OF their present Rsservatioss. Treat
les for that purpose have asrssdy bsen
concluded. A-5s .oetFs 5s=r
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-03-01

~ When the Railroad bill was nm.
der discussion in the Legislature. Colonel
Jsnnison wanted the title changed to IAN
Act for the further protectioo Of Thieves. -
So Il appears that the Colonel, With all
his opposition to the bill, wanted to oh
tain come benefit from il. p
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-03-01

other handle, when the man having charge OF
the money, gave his asssilant kick which
staggered hin, and the man with the bag made
bis escape. No arrest was made, though tho
deed vas attempted in open dsy, and with
throns Of people close BY.
u The Stanley House At wsssaka. Illinois.
was Destroyed BY IRE last week. Fifteen peo-
pie we're in bed in the third story, and al sue'
cesded 10 getting out bat four men. Who were
obliged 70 jump from the third story windows
escaping without much injury, except one man
Who was badly hurt froa the fall. as' 10
u The Rev. John Fit.pstrck, Who died
recentlv in Boston, vas the first native Of the
United States Who became Roman Catholic
Birhop, and be died Bishop Of Of the city where
in he was born. Though sboot ffty three yssn
Of age hs had filed The eliee with honor for
number Of ysan, and vas widely esteemed and
beloved. .1 sa 90 s
u A deplorsbls casually is thus related In
the Louisiana True Flag: 'On Saturday
morning last shout eleven o'clotc. - Miss Bet
tie, daughter Of Mr.. Garrett MINK, living near
in this County, vas preparing dit'
ner, her clothes caught Are and burned her to
death before assistancs could be rerdefed.-
There vas no one in the house at the time but
berself ana mother. Who. being IN invalid. wss
powerles 70 render the unfortunate girl any
asistance. On discovering her critical ssus-
ton, she rushed out Of ths house across an sd-
Evening star., 1866-11-21

DKsTfTUTE CHILpRES IN RICHMOND. VA
One of the sad effects of the late war j. ms
nnmoer Of destitute children left IN tne hands
of the Impoverished people OF the South. A
large number OF these children are nov. be.ng
taken care of in Richmond. Va and We no.ics
tnat fair Is 10 be opened that city ON the
10th of December, II raise funds to ciothe and
feed, during the winter. about sIxty OF them
connected with 81 Marks Episcopal Parish
School. A committee Of ladies have been an
pointed 10 visit Washington and baltimore 10
solicit contributions of either money or cloth
ing
Evening star., 1866-11-21
lNEPARTMENT OF THD INTERIOR,
u m All RENs,oN OrEIcE, July 18th, la

.IO ALL WHOM IT NAY COROEkN
,Appncedon having been made under the act Of
June =, 1900 Tor the reissue Of the following de-
Scllpea Land Werrants, which are alleged to have
peen iest OF destreyed,-Notice 10 hereby given
taat d the oate following the description Of each
NnrSM new certificate or warrant Of like tenor
VII os reissuea, ~ no valid objection should then
Ne. 81 .S1 for leo acres issued under the act OF
Aarch 1855, In the name sf James UnderhiIl
AIS Was granted July IL. lS56.-December l, BH
no: = 200 Ter 30 scres, Issued under the act Q.
septemter. l8D In the name Of Daniel Milton Ar
va va granted December nth, lssl-Decenber lst,
No. % s0s, for 80 acres, tssusa under the act q,
march I'd. 1o5e, In the name of Daniel Milton and
WAS granted March 18th, l3s6-Decenber lst, leoS
march 8, 1873. In the name Of Tanner, widow of
December Is 1870
No. j-52l for 50 acres. susd under the act of
september. 1880 In the name Of Spencer Wiiey
And wss granted April 3oth, 1859 - December =?
No. 2soii. for 50 acres. issusa under the act Of
march Sd ls35. In the name OF Spencer Wiley And
Sas granted February 18th, 1856. December p,
No. Is i0s for 100 acres, fssued under the act a,
March Sd 1858. In the name Of Horace 0reRorv
and was granted December %, lss5.-Becember
%, 1856.
No 4s,'33 for 10 acres Of land, issued under the
act Of Mareh3, 1896. in the name Of Eli.ha Bacon
and VAS granted January -. 1855. January H.
No 2s sas for lSO acr o.. issued under the act Of
March 3i. 1885, in the name Of Ivory Butler AMI
was granted April l9, l8S6-FebruAIy 2. 1857. =
~ R.wlYv 0c.-1...aHs
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
LOB THE BAsTIRN SHORE

FVn IHE BASIBkH bHORE.
Wilson SMALL, CAPT i. T.
No. 40 Light street wharf, Cbs- :
tween Barre And Lee streets, Baltimore. every
, m. Tor EAsTON PPoiNiT:,a IA bo1BhE bSoH1JBhHEHItfs HItfSs.
GxF0bRD. CLORA,S POINT, K4LLACHS
KH4kE KH4kE ..d CABIN I0v6;s GREEKs ,MNEDpRD'S
Returning from THE SHORE" she leaves
Lloyd: Landing q ! p. m, Cambridge at 80 ,.
n: and 1aston Point at .. m f, touching at the
intermediate landingJ on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays.
she has fine state rooms, and ali other passenger
steamer Ches peake Bay se ST
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IL IOdAVnU, IH1UE6IUKBBUR0 AND F0
IL TO4AO RAILROAD.
TO TRAvELLEkS GOING SOUTH
TWICE DAILY, teanday Q. m. sxcs,ted.)

- The aeieksst anA most dirSet route - 1iehnonA,
,ssa%sI. M from Sixth Street Wh.rf, eRAR&
Richmond, IredertcksbuYg and Potomac Railroad
nov Entirely completed from Aania Uresk 10 RieS.
mond We, connecting there With trains on the Rtch.
pond and fetsrsbars and Riefmond and Danviils
HHssisash. erSsasssre', Salisbury, 6hsrletts ss3
eteansrs Ksypert and q Vanderbilt lsavs Sixth
street wharf 9aiy teundsy morning exoeDtsdD q
Sso O. n. and ?, N and arrive In Raoh1nenl q
Fifty Miles Shorter and ~ Rours Qutokss tAaI
any 4tSer kouts.
Be snrs nd set Through Tickets Via Asuia
Oreek and Iredsrtcksburg 30 Rtehmond, st the
through.
Omnibusses and Baggage wagons win b In
tween depots In Nchwopd.
Passengers by this fine Dass By daylight Nom,
Vernon. and may have an opportunity Of vf1finS
ping At that point.
BfeAkfast and cup on board Of etssmen
01O. MATTIN0EY eupt., Washineton, q
9. <. MATTINGLY, Ticket Agent, W.shinEson.
sDSN oeneral PASSENGER Agent.
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DRoPosALs FOB RArIOHs.


Q,artrmdster's Omes, U. S. Ma,i.. Cs,p.J
WashinEtOa, October l9, IS66
until oclsck p. m.. OF Tuesday, the s7th dsg Of
United States Marines At the follo.iDe' .ts,tsn n
from l,s ysnqary lsc. s,th June. 1858, viz:
SsSAA5RIL IfssfIoWN. \ N.:..SSSsssi:. e.
HasHISsTon 66fTSs. TSs.fsy,Tss': b.,riss e. cO,0m,,.
@ S@0sR0RT; near Norfolk, Virginia.
PENSACOLA, FLORIDA. .....- ....
Each ration to consist Of three .fourths Of Q pound
fse.S or salt beef es6seen ounces of sGssS OF o.
-four. or twelve ounces of hard bread, or one and
hundred r.cnS Of se6s quarts Of beans o ofe e
lieu thereof ten pounds OF rice or in lieu thereof
ana on. Of
mixed vegetables: ten pounds OF coffee; or in lieu
aa qs.ls .. S ss s
pound q sIsI@ c.ndIes Or one ana one fourth
Pound q t,!lOW; four pounds Of soap. and two two
the rstions are to be delivered upon the ors.r a,
beef either in bui By the single ration Of good
auartegs, neeks and kidney tellow excluded; the
poik No prime mes mess pork; The -four known 8
good Or M sS sns
ne nesna vinegar, candles, soap, salt, &C., to be
'l 4il af;S :aSls:s Ss:s;s !. inspection. %:
suarantse 1'' W ''''msenieo W 'ne ionow1n
Z The sndsrsisnsd -. Of in the Stat. Of
-, and -, of In the State of --
hereby guarantee that in case the fsresoins bd of
fer rstions as above described Be aceep pted,
he or they viii within ten days Of the receis st o}
the conersft q the post onice named, execute the
contract for the same, with good and SUFFICIENT 81.
cnrities; and in case the said shall fail to en-.
ter Into contract a. sfor. said, We guarantse to
make good the difference between the o5er OF the
said - and that which may be accepted. = :
q: g. 3. B. S1.I:asSf.. SSa:f:ssSf.
tEkG1D. r.
-. BS-. aFgEFEs .-sjpan
hereby certify that shs above named ara
known 80 me q Non Of proVerty and able TO make
TO be sisned b, the United States District
Judge, United States District Attorney. or OoI-
No proposal will - considered unless sccoupa.
NswsDspsrs authorized 20 publisA the above
win ssnd the kaIer coHtainins the nrst insertion
Proposals to be endossed "ProDosals foe IA.
tions ,n and addressed 10 the underoiRped.
C f.-et - WILLIAM b. 0LAOK,t
0c S.lAw4W -t Major and QuaPtePRaseer.