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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-06-28
Too MANY Irons.


It is said that Judge Crozisr desires to
be reelected Chief Justice, and other can
didates are tnodestly requested not TO
stand in bis wsy. Perhaps it womb be
an accommodation to other candidates TO
know exsctly what Judge Crozier intends
doing. At one time. we hear it reported
that be has accepted the position Of CASH
Ter of Bank, and intends to resign ;
then, tina. be will retire from the bench
after the next election aad now, that he
would like to be reelected. and other men
ought to stand back. because be cannot
be spared from the bench. We have no
doubt that NJ. Crozier is an excellent
Judge; but there are other gentlemen
who would probably be as good. We
never liked this business of "greasing q
fst goose"-that is. piling lucrative po-
sitions upon some favored individual,
who already has good thing. The Of
fee Of Bank Cashier no doubt pays Judge
Crozier handsome salary. upon which
he can live comfortably. But one thing
is certain-the people should demand
that he give up either bis position in the
Bank or on the Bench. Banks and 9TH
or corporations probably have more ca
ses before the Supreme Conrt than any
other branch of business or trade. A
large portion of the community even re-
gard Banks as swindling monopolies.
We submit. whether it is right and pro.
per that Bank officer shonld occupy the
position of Chief Justice of the State,
and decide Intricate points concerning
Banks. Even should bis individual
Bank not have any cases before the Court,
others wouli /; and in their cases. he
could make decisions with especial refer.
ence to his own. He could thus fortify
oil vulnerable points about his institu.
tiop, and completely hedge it about with
decisions of his own. We do not charge
him with being q corrupt man. for we
do not think that be is; but we do say
that the position of officer of monied
corporation and that Of Chief Justice are
incompatible With each other; and that
Judge Crozier should yield his hold upon !
one or the other.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-06-28

IMpoRrANT.-A Kansas paper says thst
Gen. Lane is coming home, upon the ad.
journmsct of Congress, and will stump
the State in favor Of :he adoption of the
Radical Reconstruction amendment
This would be as appropriate as sending
an Arab to Heaven to electioueer 10 favor
of tbs appointment Of the Angel Gabriel
81 Grand Marshal of the Resurrection.
No doubt Lane is disgusted at the failure
of his johnson experiment, and wants to
make bold strike to regain the conf
dence OF the people of Kansas. He will
canvass in favor Of question that could
not be defeated in Kansas. by any man.
ner of means. and then claim that he car.
ried it through. We all remember. when
the people of kansas, two years ago. were
almost unanimously in favor of Lincoln's
reelection. how Laae stumpod the State
for Lincoln. 'but worked for Lsns. Such
will probably ethe case now. Bu. we
are thinking he will end it On up. hill Job
to explsin swsy his declaration that the
Republican party wss crumbling. and
the only wsy to save it was to support
the Presidents policy and that hereaf.
ter, be weuld be found acting aud voting
with Doolittle, Norton, Dixon, Sauls.
bury, and Hendricks. The task will be
still harder for this supporter of johnson,
when the people learn that the President
has determined to exert the full force Of
his power and patronage to defeat the
Reconstruction amendment.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-06-28

~ On Friday night last. the stage
was attacked BY two robbers. at Tarkio.
above Mound City. Holt County, Mo,
and the passengers pluudered. A Mr.
CLARK had $4,000 taken from him, be.
longing to the hessrs. Thompson, oI
Rockport. Whes the citizens over there
make up their minds fully that these vii
lains are not Southern rebels, but resi-.
dents Of the County, well acquainted with
its people and its, dark corners. and then
go to work setting the right kind of trsps
to catch them, they will begin to get into
the merits Of the business.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-06-28

DExyEa Cr1Y RAnRoAo-AnEnpxrn7
PAssED TEE Houss.-By privsse t<ss-
gram just received from Hou. B. F. LosD,
Ne learn that his smendmeut to the St.
Joe and Dtuver City Railroad Bill has
just passed the House BY hsndsome
majority. This amendmsnt. We have BE-.
fore shown. makes the land grant direct
to the company without tha interventiop
OF the Ksnsss Legislature. We hope
our Senators win 80 that it 10 adopted
IN the Senate. - the delsys that would
naturally gov out Of hostile interests in
kansas. might bs fatal to the objects Of
the grant. N. w. Missouri wants the bill
= q has passed tbs Hoase.-l&. Joseph
Uaion, %. 1.evs ~.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-06-28

PENIoK & LoytSa.-This well. know,
and popular frm. in St. Joseph. hsv.
just removed into their large new build.
'ng' erected upon the site of their old
stand, which was burned few months
since. They have now on hand. for thu
wholesale trade only. an immense stock
OF Drugs and Chemicals, Points and OH.
Dyestnffs and Spices. Wines and Liquors,
Fancy Goods and Perfumery, Writing
Papers, Envelopes. School Books. Of;cs
and School Stationery. Window Gl.s..
Coal Oil Lamps. Coal Oil and oil kinds
Of Lamp Goods. and all the genuine and
approved Patent Medicines. Let the
public remember this energetic. reliable.
and liberal. dealing house.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-06-28

WHITE CLOUD CRY MnLs.-On &C.
count of the lack Of wheat in the country
to be ground. the City Mills will. fo'
some weeks to come. run only two days
in each week-FHday and Saturday
unless enough grain is on hand to require
more time. then that remaining on hand
Saturday night. will ba ground tbs fol-
lowing Monday and Tuesday.
In order to supply the demand. Msssrs
Tbacker will keep constantly on hand,
until harvest. three grades Of Flour. oI
which the present prices are:
Spring Flour. 1 Dbl. sacks. IS so.
Xxx Fall Flour per bbl., 1880.
xxx Fall FloYr. do. Is SO.
The latter brand is the choicest article
that can be got in any market. If.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-06-28

H Gen. Cass died at his home in
Detroit, on the 18th inst. sged about SS
wears. He was one of the American
Statesmen who. like james Buchanan.
became great man without ever having
performed greet act. civil or military.
Bot. unlike Buchs1sn, be was patriot.
and espoused the cause Of bis country, at
tbs breaking out Of the rebellion.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-06-28

y The Democracy and johnson Re.
publicans Of Indiana have made . fns;o,
against the Disunionists.
The above item is going the rounds oI
the Democratic press. Such . fusion
against the /. Disunioni..s." (,hs John.
son epthes for the Republican party, J !.
being made in al the States. Il Il d..
sirabls that they should follow suit in
Kansas. The Centrsl Commirtss hsve
taken the initiatory step toward DRIVING
them TO their proper element. .5.f. :
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-06-28

Ey We now receive the Lsavenwortt
papers one week after publication the
Olsthe Mirror. Fort Scott Press, Garnstl
Plsindealer. Burlington Patriot and EN-.
poris News, visit us about once month
and the Mound City Sentinel. Psola Al.
gus. and Msysville Enterprise. have
stopped coming. altogether. r.. 5a'.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-06-28

EsA fellow in the country met with
s-rerious mishsp. q few days spo. He
drank large quantity Of sweet milk, and
a thunder-sto coming mp roon after,
soured it on bis stomach. and made him
quite sick. This is reliable. for he tells
It himself. ~,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-06-28

w Gov. Morton recently made q
stirring speech ct . Republican mass
meeting in Indiana. II be could divest
himself Of that lingering remnsnt of De-
mocracy. and lei, Andy johnson go to
the dogs. where hs belongs. Gov. Morton
could do deal OF good.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-06-28

E Frsuk Blair's foo steps in Mis-.
souri, are marked with blood. Whersvsr
be- goesor speaks. murder and bnsl .
whscking are Al accompaniment. He
brings With him precisely the same state Of
Of Affairs that Dep Prices. periodical
raids used to do.,,-.-s.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-06-28

E Some Of the papers charge Gov.
Crawford with Johnsonism. because be
was Chairman Of Lanes johnson -indor.
sing meeting at Topeka, last Winter.
we take that As personal. Were not
JAKE Stotler and ourself Secretaries Of
that same meeting? ? aud didn't ws Der.
form the ornamental part of the duties,
Jake the theoretical. and Jim Lsgats the
practical! They might as we'll call
JAKE or ourself . Johusonits. IL they are
gong upon such evidence a. that.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-06-28

r. See the advertisement of G. F.
Jennings. He offers his Store house. in
this place. at half the original cost. o.
less. As he is determined to soil. rare
bargain may be had.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-06-28

OUR YOUNG FoLKs.-The July mum.
Der ofthis unequalled Magazine for Youth
IL on our table. We find in it the fol
lowing list Of contents, several Of the or.
ticles being continued from former mum.
bers: The Children of the Flood; Car
Fie's shipwrck; Among the Studios
Dsndelion- Down; Midsummer; A Sum-
mer in Leslie Goldthwaite's Life; Wan.
dering About; The Summer yellow.
Bird and the Cow Blackbird: The Squir-
rels that Live in House; fAAoat in the
Forest; Round the Evening Lamp; Our
er-Box. This publication is edited
by j. T. Trowbridgs. Gail Hamilton.
and Lucy Larcom /; and is published by
Ticknor & Fields. Boston, at 50 . year.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-06-28

~ From re%iniscencss published in
the Dayton 70. Journal, itsppsars that.
in the year 1905 The County Commits.
sioners borrowed $500 from the Presby.
terisn Church. foi the purpose Of erecting
the 6rst Court House in Montsonery
County. Hj
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-06-28

WoULD NOT "BILE."-A man in CLARK
Co. having made preparations for big
dinner, selected one Of his finest turkeys
to boil. Dinner time came and With il
the turkey, but to carve it. he could not.
the fork refused to enter, and the knife
refused to cut. FeSring some 6end in bu-
man shape. had made attempt to poison
the family. the turkey was sent to chem
ist to examine for the deadly poison. In
the meantime the servants were closely
questioned. when the truth came out that
a box of "Roback's Blood Pills" were
accidentally thrown out, sod the turkey
eating some of them, they had taken oil
the "bile" out of him.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-06-28

G~ How often do we hear men and
women complain. 81 cannot get anything
to stay on my stomach I am compelled
to eat Graham bread and The plsinest
food, and then must suffer from H.
Reader. this is Dyspepsia-we bid 700
eat ss heartily ss you please. and any
thing you choose, even the richest food.
and If you will follow it with q single
teaspoonful Of Coe' Dispepsia Cure. you
need not fear any Distressing elects from
it. 1t is the greatest remedy in the world
for dyspepsia. indigestion and oil disor.
ders of or proceeding from the stomach
or bowels.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-06-28
HoLlowAY's PlLLs AND OIsTmEsr..

HoLLowAY's PILLs AND OINTMEsr.-
Pslpitstion Of the heart is often caused
BY indigestion or relaxed state oftbe nerv.
ous system. A course Of few wesks Of
these invaluable medicines will diminish
the irregular ,hrobbing, and BY removing
the source. restore its natural pulsation.
To assist the functions not to force them
is the true secret Of success. Holloway's
medicines and treatment are based on the
simple laws of nature-by annihilating
the causs the effect disappears. sia
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-06-28
Col0red Men Of New York ONer-
ing 10 Fight for the Feniaus.

CoiOred Men Of New York O36r-
ing 10 Fight for the Fenians.
The New York Erpress [ (Demoeratic)
says ths: . number of colored men Of
that city called on President Roberts. and
offered their services to fight for Irish lib.
erty in Csnsda. We quote from the Ex.
press. viz: 's-..s { f. = gre sI-',r
"Tbis afternoon delegation Of colored
men offered their services to iieht for irish
liberty in the Fenian army. The chair.
msn OF the delegates stated that . detsch-
ment was really to proceed to Csusds.
usdss General sweeny. at any time.
President Roberts thanked them cor.
d'sily for their kind o6er. remsrkioe that
he wonld probably have need of thir Der.
vices in q very short time. He further
said he believed black men were sJmost
too good to 6ght sgsipst British tyr.nts
The depntaiioa then wi, ,hdrsv. hiehlv
grsti6ed with their visit. On lesvins tbs
hall they were cheered By the Fenisps
who had gathered there. - -
q '::Ibe officers at the Roberts headou.,.
ters state that the gFenian troops noder
General o'Niei were captured through
the 'nstrumentslity of man named Nor
r,son. the frst msts of the Michigan. and
inst he va. appointed there through the
'nnnrnce OF Sir Frederick Bruce" 'a
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-06-28
Circular. rIaI %
STATE OF KANSAS, !
ADJurAnr GEsERAL's OsyicE, !
r.S 1919

TorrkA. June LIST. 1866.
The battie- -Aass bois BY Kansas Soldiers in
the late war for the psaServstion Of the Union
willbe formally rssdved oy the State Author
titles, at the city Of Topeka, on the 4th of July
next, to be deposited among the archives Of
the State, there to be sscredly preserved and
cherished as embrems Of tie true devotion and
patriotism of her noble cons, dead and living
to the cause of LIBERrT AND UsoS.
All officers and soldiers Of Kansas in service
during the rebellion, are cordially invited TO b.
present and take partin the ceremonies Of the
occasion. By order Of
...- s. J. CRAWFORD, g
Governor and Command Chief.
T.J. AKDERsoN, AaJt Gen1 Of Kansas.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-06-28

lHE SwsET SPIRIT OF REBELLION.
Learning Of Thsddeus Stevep.' illness
tho Richmond Examiner. of Saturday.
expresses . hope that he will be hurried
under the sod the sooner the better. Tbe
Now York News says: a- :
Thsd. Stevens 10 represented 40 sniser.
ing from dsopsy on the chest. He: :hs,
been fi'cted Tor long while with negro
on Toe ors'n. bot be has flourisbsd on
this ualady. His present siekpes.. how.
evef. should inducs him to psu.s and r..
aeet. He has great deal to repen. Of
u he would escape that locality 10 which
ne lately doomed all Confed.rst.s-
Probst died in eontri,s condition of
mind let us hope thst Steven. win not
90 less than cleanse himself Of his aim.
He is an obdurate old sinner. and il will
'fq"'rs the prayers Of multitude Of good
men to save him. -
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-06-28
E The opponents of the Democratic

II The opponents OF the Democratic
party have learned one thing pretty tho
roughly. BY sad experience-thst is, that
when they have things in their own
hands, it will not pay to 60 of into fit
Of msgnanimity, and elect Democrat to
a high Office, because he has, in freak Of
stubboruness or spite. separated tempora-
rily from his party. 1t is about as pos
sible to make a decent politician Of
dyed in-thc-xool Democrat by electing
him to Office by opposition votes. as it
is TO cure a man Of leprosy be elec,ing
him Deacon in the church. r,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-06-28

BRows CouSrY VorE.-The following
is the vote Of Brown County on the Rail.
road question. cast on Saturday. the 10th
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-06-28

H The Troy Reporter has been On.
larged BY the widening Of its columns.
and otherwise improysd-new heading.
nav advertising type. etc. May il wave.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-06-28

~ The University of North Carroll.
na has conferred upon President johnson
the Degree Of Ii. D.-Liquor Loving
Dsmasogue. we suppose. II it was in
tended for Doctor Of Laws. there should
have been q Q (Quack) to it. as bis
practice. Of late. has been to kill oil laws
that come into his hands.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-06-28

h,a a % ooos Just pobliahsd in London tel,.
w" % make 1000 puddipsr, ' =
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-06-28
A Carious Dispatch.

CIsoIssArrI. June ll.-A special to
the 1'mss says the news from Washing
Ton indicates that President johnson is
gradually making up with Congress
ne "iII shortly snnouuce that hayisg
.a'led IN the South. BY nsing al means
20 conciIiate. he viii now use every means
90 90 crush ont treason in every revoltsd
ota'e. This gives universal sstisfsction.
% such movement would enable Con-
efsss to finish up oil its work in reason
sbie time. f.
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Dsr1xAsrp.--Tbe L..venworh Time.

Drsp1rAsEp.--Tbe Lesvenwor,h Times
thinks it very reprehensible in Sidney
Clarke. . member Of Congress. to leave
bis seat and come to Kansas for the prr.
pose Of making arrangements for State
Convention. and in holding the position
of Chairman of q Central COMMITTEES.
It says no other member OF Congress
holds such . position-sppsrently forget
ting it's friends. Doolittle. Cowau and
Norton. who are officers of the National
johnson Committse. the object Of which
Is to debauch and destroy the Republican
party. When Gen. Lane left his duties
in Congress. to come to Kansas and hold
meetings for the purpose Of indorsing the
Presidents policy. last Winter. and came
sg.in. last week. 10 keep an eye on the
Central Committee. !hs Times did not
think it st all ont Of the way. and said
never . word sgaiust it. It is very wrong
in Sidney Clarke to leave bis duties .
single time. to attend to the advancement
of the principles which he was elected to
carry ont: but it is all right for Gen.
Lane to leave his place half dozen times
during one session. for the purpose Of
arranging political machinery. and using
Govstnmsnt patronage to bribe men into
. betrayal of the party that elected him
to Office. The protests and grumblings
Of the editor Of the Times against the &C.
ton of the Central Committee. will have
about as much effect as il they came from
his prototypes in the Catacombs Of Egypt
THE LADY's FRlEND. FOR JuLY.-The
July No. opens with an unusually hsnd-
some and suggestive engraving called
"The Distressed Bachelor" In the
Fashion Plate, tasteful and attractive as
usual. is a charming bridal dress. Then
there is wood cut of mary piquant 70.
ces. Illustrating .'The Hair. ""The Poin.
talide VEIL" "Zouave Jacket" and q
plate consisting Of seven figures Of ladies
and children. showing the newest and
prettiest of the Summer Fashions. I"
Music-"Idors Schottish." Among the
stories are "The Distressed Bachelor"
Pauline Bersnger's Story" BY Una
Locke; the conclusion of "Sybil Aims.
WORTH" by Hsrris Byrne; "The Boy and
the Man." BY Amt Alice; and an inter-
esting biographical sketch of Madame
Rolsnd, called forth by some recent dis
coveries. The poetry is by Maggie G..
Pyburn. Emile Lester Leigh, Una Locke.
j. T. Tutwiler. j. O. T., and others.
The Toilet Novelties and Work Table
are a. usual profusely illustrated; and in
the Editors Department are Book Mott.
ces, Receipts, meeting the wants of the
season. description Of Fashions. &c.
Price 80 so a year; 2 copies s4.00; 8
copies and one gratis) SIG. Specimen
numbers viii be seht for Is cents.
Address Deacon 4 Peterson, 3l6
Walnut Street. Philadelphia.
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The inventor of the fitting hoops has
made fortune. Some enteTprisipg yoopg
fellow might make . bigger fortune By
'nventine hoops that would tilt higher.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-06-28
TIE GRAND RECEPTION,

4
Of her lecture, to which ali the rest oueh /
to hsvs been merely Introductory, her
fancy fsilsd her, and she wss exrraordi.
uariiy brief Perhaps she had exhausted
berselfon that m.rverSns costume. At
any rate she simply stated that Gen. Scott
Was received By all The spirits en- masse.
AZ his right hsnd stood Wasbington.-
Behind him Was Wellington. the Iron
Dats. At bis left sppes-ed the lsts Gar
OF kussis. Before him. with folded
arms. Nspoleon was stationed ss the ran.
resentativs Of Frsncs. Jefferson. M.d;.
son. I.y'or. Lincoln and the other de.
ceased Presidents of this republic. whose
names Miss Bnllspe had clearly forgotten.
sc.ed a. the reception committee. Clav
Webster. Douglas sud Wash uR on living
assisted the committee. All the dead he
lces OF the recent war were on duty, with
many thousands Of other famous peoni.
~ wnom Miss BoIiene would no. name
The reception ceremony was exesed;r.,,
modest. A little child, whom rho Gsn
erstshsd dearly loved. vss d.nr,.a !.
present him . crown of lsor.i "a - :,
~ p'ecsd uPon the bero's head there
NJ, ue:. .ecI.m ations from the vas. tbroue
""o these lev particulars Miw BuIIee.
hsr lecture. after impre,.;as
upon our minds the duty Of .discinl;n.s
r'ansh'P." which she stated to be Gen.,.,
ocotts ch,ct characteristic. Bsfors shs
nc oo-s she inquired IL any ons vi.bsS
% ssk ner any questions but tber. w..
20 p response rom the sodience. .ltbor.S
III :, ras general feeling that sbe mich,
'eesption. ou' ot the
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Box 4ol, Wheeling. West Virginia.
June 81, ls6s-3m- o,.e..-s- ..
Daily clarion and standard. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-07-03
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The
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The Highest Cash Price
paid for Old Brass, Copper, Lead, Zinc and
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