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Tennessee Admitted.

The House having assentsi to the Sen
ate amendment to the joint resolution re-
storing Tennessee to its proper practical
relations with the Uaios. the President,
il appears. has declined to veto measure
so manifestly popular. and has contentsd
himself with smother message lscturing
Congress upon it's bs6avior. while spprov-
ing its action. The President assumes
that the resolution does not need his sig
nature to make it operative. and Affects
to treat the preamble. in which arsan
nounced the principles by which the Gov
ernmsnr is justly guided. as wholly worth
less. Except as, another feeble protest
against policy which be has no cons,i-
tutional power to check. the message has
no meaning. With or without the Prssi-
dent, Tennessee comes back into tho
Union Of States. with government con-
trolle,i by loyal men. anil sufficiently in
sympathy with the Federal Govern ment
to accept promptly every condition that
it has. yet thou ,ht proper to announce
Let Us hope that it will not be long before
Tennessee will voluntarily make those chan
ges in her Constitution which some Of
the trne,t loyal men in Congress have
steadfa'tly dem inded as essential condi-
tions of Just and SAFE reconstruction.
Upon the final passage of the resolution
the credentials of claimants to seats from
Tennessee were referred BY the House to
the COMMITTEES on Elections. aud promp ptr
ly reported back. Messrs. w. B Stokes
and Horace Maynard. both stsuueh Re-
publicsns. and Mr. N E. Taylor, who
was elected as Union man, but made .
shabby speech on tbe Copperhssd side in
the Connecticut campaign. then took the
oath. S. NJ. Arnell and Isaac r. Hawk
ins are also Union men. who will prob
ably qnalify without objection. w. B.
Campbell and j. w. Lsftwich were not
elected as Union men. :. E. Cooper, now
the Presidents Private Secretary, and
doer of dirty work in prescription of loyal
officials, it ia claimed was active in the
raising Of rebel troops. and cannot take
the oath. In the Senate. it is reported
III i Senstor- elect D. T. Patterson, Q SON
in law of the President. held q rebel office ;
his term expires in 1869 Senator J. s.
Fowler is thorough Radical and con.
sisfent Union man. His term expires IN
1S7l-S. Louis Democrat e.i gf-r'
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-02

D.; NEUTRALITY LAws.-In the United
States House Of Representatives. July
26 b, . bill was introduced repealing the
Neutrality Laws. and passed the House
BY unanimous vote. Mr.. Raymond,
the only member opposed to it, did moi
vote. There was no time for the Senate
to act upon the bill. The Neutrality
Laws are humbug. During the rebel
lion, they were constantly oud outrage,
ously violated BY Englsnd !; but as soon
as the Fenisn invssion came up. thei'
enforcement was demanded by England
and the demand complied with y ou'
Government. We say. wipe out set o
laws that are obeyed on only one side.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-02

The following are the names of the per-
SONS appointed IS Delegates to the john
son Convention at Philadelphia. from
K spsas. and what's the mstter with them:
Delegates L. Mcdowell. Posimss-
ter at Leavenworth. d. s. Sleeper. Sur
veyor General of Kansas end Nebraska.
G. A. Cotton, Indian Agent. Gen.
Hugh Ewing. one Of the Ewing Family.
who are "better than other folks" and
are Jivals Of the Blair Family in politi-
cal meannsss. Charles W. Blair. Brevet
Brigadier General. and son-in-law Of old
Sam. Medary. now "gone up" Nicho-
las v. Smith. whom the President sp.
pointed Minister to Greece. but the Sen.
ate +" couldnr see IT," and ke hasn't star.
ted yet.
.Altsrnates-Dr. L. R. Palmer. Indisr
Agent. H. W. Martin. Indian Agent
james 2. Mcclure. some sort of hang
e.-on at Fort Riley. Milton w. Rsy
nolds. of the Lawrence Journal. who il
fishing for the Office Of Collector Of Revs
nue., and whom the President will Civ
something. nov that the loyal Senate j
out Of the way. Maj. james Kstner. 0
whom better things were expected. bu
who undoubtedly is hungry for soms
thing. If his name 6gures in that list b!
bis own consent. and if be didn't sign
Radical call in good faith. while bein,
Secretary of the johnson Club. Col
Hugh A. Cameron. whom we don't know
but who undoubtedly wants something
if he has not already got it. {a,ssa
We hope some Of the Lesvenwort
papers will let the public know how nu
merously this meeting was attended. an
who were prominent sctors in it. Tb
simple announcement of Delegates is I'll
only notice we hsve seen Of it. We loo
Ito the Bollstin to yentilats the affair.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-02

ii EDuring the epidemic Of intermit-
tents in the West this season. the whole
immense stock of Ayers A@e Cure be.
came exhausted. and the producing power
Of bis Laboratory was found inadequate
to meet the demand. Many who knew
its extraordinary virtues for the cure Of
cMtLs AND FEvEa. paid exorbitant pri.
ees for It to those who were fortunate
suougbto have supply on hand. Some
Of our neighbors paid ten dollars for q
bottle. while the regular price is but one.
and assure as il was on the whole the
cheapest remedy they could bny. even al
that figure. They praise It for two quail.
tiles: 6rst, that it cures, and las, that II
leaves the beslta unimpaired. - lowa
STANDARD.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-02

INDIAN TROUBLES. s.-Indisn hosilitie,
have again broken out on the Smoky
Hill and Little Blue Rivers. on our wes'
tern frontier. Several murders have beer
ommittsd. and the Indiaps have ordered
the settlers to leave. The latter are hur.
rying towards the thicker settlements for
safety. The Governor ia taking measures
for defence and protection. and Col
Cloud is organizing . cavslry regiment
of militia, for SERVES on the frontier.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-02
wAlexander q. Stephens has writ

oi EAlexander q. Stephens has writ
ten letter to Montgomery Blair, sppro-
wing Of the objects Of the Philadelphia
Convention. and announcing bis iuten-
tion to be present. 1t may not be smiss
to remark that Stephens has been chosen
United States Senator from Georgia, and
If Johnson's policy prevails. the Vice
President Of the Southern Confederacy
will take bis. seat in the loyal Senate.
Couldn't the President release JEFF. Da-
Wis. that be may be able to meet with
Stephens, Psndleton and Vsllsndigham,
and assist 10 organizing the great John
son Union Party?
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-02
The ATLANTIC MosTHLY, FOR AraUs1

The ATLANTIC MONTHLY, FOR AUGUST
Offers 6ne variety of interesting
articles. "How my New Acquaintances
Spin," is an interesting account Of the
silk-producine spiders Of South Carroll
na-their. discovery. habits, snd uses.-
by Drs Wilder. "Whst did she zee
With" is q very singular story founded
on facts. we'll known to tie inhabitants
of --. Mass. ,"The Great Doctor,
Part II >" gives the conclusion of Miss
Alice Csry's abso, bing and touching sto-
ry. "a Msnisc's Confession" is the
gossip Of book-loger about rare editions
Of famous authors. "Passsgss from
Hawtborne's Notebook" give 'continned
sketches of Hawthorne's life in the Old
Manor at Concord. From the Chimney
Corner" Mrs. Stowe discourse. of party
giving and party.going. and how to get
out of both very gracefully and pleasant
~. "London Forty Years Ago., con-
tsins John Meals recolections Of remark
able events. scenes. and persons in the
English capital. "a Year in Montana -
is very interesting paper, BY Hons Ed.
ward B. Neatly. o. s. District Attorney
Of Montana. giving his observations Of
gold mining and miners at Virginia and
other points in the territory. Prof. Ag-
assiz contributes another graphic article
on the Physical History of the Valley Of
the Amazon. "Grifith Gaunt" is con-
tinued, and fine Poems. are furnished by
James Russell Lowell and Bayard Taylor.
Ticknor dr Fields, Publishers.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-02
H Andrew johnson and George

v Andrew johnson and George H.
Pendleton were the opposing candidates
for Vice President. in 1864, on issues as
antsgonistic ss life and DEATH. Now,
Pendleton heads the Ohio delegation to
Convention to indorse and uphold
Jobnson's policy. Has Peudleton come
to johnson, or johnson gone to Pendle'
ton? Can't say bu. Psndleton is q
worse traitor to-day than he was two
years ago-snd 70 il johnson.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-02
~ There are now two States having
. Morton for Governor Oliver P. Of In
diane, and Throck. of Texas. al ,e

Generals Stesdnan and Fallerton 70.
ceive some unmerciful hits from various
quarters. among which the following.
from : letter written BY General R. Z.
Scott. speaking Of their visit to Edisto
Island, IN South Caroline. ,is decidedly
cruel ' -
"Ths psrty landed about Il o'clock in
the forenoon, took . lunch, attended .
horss race. visitsd tvo plantations, and
lsit at four o'clock n the afternoon. sat-
isied that the Buresu was failure =
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-02
The Senator BusIness.

From all accounts, the proceedings 10
tbs mstter Of appointing United States
Senator in place of Lane. must have been
ridiculous in the extreme. We have no
doubt that Gov. Crawford was almost
dogged to death BY applicants and their
friends. and BY self-appointed advisers;
and be is doubtless excusable for some oi
the weakness snd vscillstion which be
exhibited. All sorts Of stories and jokes
ere got up at the Governors expense. and
these are SO intermixed with what are
intsnded a. statements Of facts. that. like
ancient history. it is difficult to separate
tradition and mythology from sctual oc-
currences. Here are some Of them:
The pressure became 80 great. and the
confusion and indecision Of the Governor
DO complete. that small gamblers bet hats
and boots on the result. and the universal
salutation Of acquaintances on the streets
was, "Who is Senator now "" The
Governor sent for Rev. Il. d. Fisher,
spd voluntarily offered him the position.
This put him ana his friends in high giee;
bus the next Thing they knew. John SPeer
had the commission in his pocket. and
bad hired the best rooms at the Capital
House. to give his friends grand elbow
out" While Speer was making these
preparations. the Governor sent some one
who managed to "gobbls''o the commits.
sion from him. The landlord. bearing
of the turn fortune had taken. ordered
Spesr to svscuste the good rooms, as the
next winner might want to use, them.
A commission was Immediately made out
and given to e. @. Ross. who. taking q
hint from the ezperisncs Of others, forth
With hired fast team, and "skooted''
for Lawrencs--liks Mahomet. taking his
aigh. BY night. When the Governor
changed his mind again. and discovered
that Ross was gone. be sent . messenger
after ,himS who. upon reaching Lawrence.
found thar be had taken the train for
Lesvenworth. The messenger followed.
but reached Leavenwcrth half an hour
alter Ross had taken the .rs for the E asst
The telegraph was sthen put in irrqoisi-
tion, bot failed to effect anything. As a
last resort, Judge Crozisr agreed to issue
writ Of "Sockdology," extending Gov.
Crawford's Jurisdiction to Washington ;
but this also failed to make the connec-
tions, and Ross reached Washington in
time to be sworn in and draw several
thousand dollars mileage.
Speer dca't mind the affair o bit, as
far as he is personally concerned but be
takes il very hard. on account OF Lanes
family! In what way the family is in
terssted. it is not altogether clear; bat
Lane willed his reputation to Speer. to
take care Of. and. if be had been con-
suious. and could have spoken. would
undoubtedly have laid down q political
programme for him to have followed for
the next generation therefore. purely for
the family's sake. Spser should have been
appointed. We think, upon the whole.
that it was very shabby treatment Of the
family!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-02

CyRE FOR CHoLERA.-The following
story is of course imported:
A physician who was not very famil.
lar with the symptoms or the remedies
for the cholera. was called in to prescribe
for cobbler who believed himself suffer.
ing from the epidemic. He told bin to
tsks certsin remedies. and called again
the next day. when be was informed ths,
Crispin was cured; in fact SO well was
be. he had gone to work. .fr-a z-
'.Indeed." said the doctor. 'that il
well; you see my prescription has answer
ed admirably"
MOT sol" they answered; che would
not take the medicine" .-or ..a
) a''Indeed! What then did he do?"
Took bottle Of Robsck's Stomach
Bi,ters!"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-02
Who Rams the Philadelphia Con.
~ vent1On.

/ We have already stated that the rebels
and Copnerheads have taken the Phils-
deiphia Convention in hand, and will
run it on their own hook. The New
York World con6rms our ststemeni. Il
says: Pred"
"Poli,icians of the Raymond strips
I will form hut small minority OF the
delegates who will be chosen to the con
tvention. Even If there were m SHORTY,
they could apply no test to excIue DEM
ocrsis which would not cause q more
sweeping exclusion OF the Southern dele
gates. The convention would thereby
re-euaet the policy Of Congress, stultiiy
the call on which it assembled, and rem
der i,s pretended protest against the Rad
ical Rump Congress ridicnlous. by pro-
dceiDg Q sort OF high-lKe- below stairs
rump Of it's own. II. BY any trick Of
parlimentary lsdgerdemsis. . minority
Of Ibis way of tbiBting should get the
start in organizing The convention. the
excluded delegates would proceed to hold
q separate convention, consisting Of sll
the Southern delegates and tbs msjoriry
Of those IRON the North. p ~ ~
,.But no such . trick viii be practice
BILE. The convention will be Z body in
which the Southern people will be truly
represented. They need have no hesita.
.ion in sending delegates. nor any fear Of
the Constitutional test oath. Iiiey will
meet friendly ldelses stss from the North.
strong enough 10 Dombe and influence
to secure . respectful hearing for whslsv-
er the South may have to say. II few
Republicans Of the Raymond pattern
choose to bolt from the convention. their
presence will BE- little miasei. Either
with them or without them, the couveu-
tion will be held snd the Southern dele
gates may be assured Of fair play in It,
which is denied them By the Romp Con-
eress. Union, means the Union OF the
North and the South. That Southern
delegates come tc meet the North. with .
view to join political action. is good
enough proof Of their Unionism. Union
means Uuion with the South. and tbs
Times might as we'll try TO stop Nisgrs
with bulrushes.' % to prevent the South
to the convention, and their friends
in the North appearing thsrs IN great
force to welcome thsm. /"
D.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-02

KANSAS CLAlxs.-We are sorry to
learn that the Kansas Militia claims. 70,
services in the Price Raid. have been
sbelvsd at Washington. which is proba-
bly, ne end Of them. II not allowed
now. there is very little hope Of getting
them through hereafter. This is loss
to the people Of Kansas of many thou.
sands Of dollars, which they earned, and
need. D'i',j r.,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-02
. Hon. Marcus ]. P.rrolt visite

E Hon. Marcus j. Psrro,t visited
our place. on Friday evening last. and
left on Saturday morning. He had been
making brief tour of Northern Kansas.
Mr.. Parrott win probably be . candidate
for one Of the Senatorial vacancies. next
Winter, and from present appearances.
seems likely to stand q good chance for
success.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-02

HoLLowAY's PILLs.-CHoLERA or gri-
ping Of the Bowsls-Lsudanum may hull
the pain but not destroy it. Morphine
steep the senses 10 artificial sleep. with
ont refreshing the invalid. Holloway's
P,lls, not only procure the same results
vii. bout the baueful effects. but so entire.
" ex tinguish the elements Of the disease
g to I,romote speedy cure without dan.
psr Of relapse. s.-
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-02

~ The St. Joseph Herald boasts
that a vote was recently taken on the
cars, on the Platte Country Railroad,
which resulted in q majority of four for
the President over Congress. A m.jori.
ty could have been obtained in the brush,
in that region, for JEFF. Davis, any lime
during the last Eve years; and it is not
strange that the same sentiment predom.
mates on the Railroad.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-02

ATrEsTIoS Those who have not yet
procured their Photographs. have squsn-
dered valuable time. There is yet q
chances very slight one-for Perkins
may pull up stakes and leave. almost any
day. Lose no more timei
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-02

LUMBER Fencing. Siding, Sheeting.
Studding. ScantIing. Flooring. Finish.
ing-every description Of Lumber, in
any quantity. always on hand. or sawed
to order, at the lowest cash prices. at the
Lower Saw Mill, in White Cloud, by
Taylor d. Otons. sa - "#
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-02
E Speak ing of hot weather, we hav

~ Speaking Of hot weather. we have
no use for any more such days as Friday.
July 9th. At 3 o'clock in the after
noon. the mercury. stood at ll2 in the
shade; and in the sun. it went Up to 12O.
There was scarcely . breath Of dir stir
ring during the day. f''L
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-02
. A Kansas exchange says ths

~ A Kansas exchange says that,
thus far, Auditor Swallow does not ap.
pear to have any opposition to his re-
nomination. 1t is hardly probable that
he will have any. His reelection is such
a foregons conclusion, that no one has
even thought i. necessary to speak q
word in advocacy of his claims.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-02
@ The Ottawa Home Journal. in q

H The Ottawa Home Journal. in q
lengthy aud eulogistic editorial. nomi-
mates Rev. I. 6. Kslloch. editor of that
paper. for United States Senator. We
have mind to 60 ont of town for few
days, and have some one bring US out for
the Senate. during our absence. through
the columns of the Chief. .
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-02

~ Among others, ID, is said that
Doolittle has written to tie Devil, invit.
ing him TO be present at the Philadelphis
Convention. The :" Old ,Feller" has re-
piled. that the object Of the Convention
meets his hearty approval. and he ,ciA be
there. o.. hGti#- 7.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-02

@ The complimentary dispatches
that passed between Queen victoris and
President johnson. on the completion oil
the laying Of the Atlantic Cable. bring
to mind similar compliments between
the Queen and Old Buck. on tho laying
OF the frst Csble. eish. yssrs ago. Il is
to be hoped the present sa.ir is not as
great q sell Is the former. ~, q,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-02

~ Andrew johnson calls the Radi-
cal psrsy traitors. q lodging from soms
of their acts. there msy be little truth
in the charge. We now have traitor
President. elected BY Radical votes. aii
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-02

~ It is becoming fashionable with
great authors. after writing popular ro-
mances. to rehearse them to the public.
and then dramstize them. Andy, John.
son has adopted this plan with his vstoes.
After sending them to Congress. he re-
hearses them to somo newspaper corrsa-
pondent. for publication. and winds up
with . d,dm-atic edition Of them to .
drunken mob. ,.t ~.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-02

What the President wants jost now.
above al things. is popular support
popular spprovsl Of his policy Gin.
Enquirer.
Exactly /! that is just what be wsnts.
and joss what be is likely to want.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-02

r. Immense heaps Of ice are said to
be still seen in the DEVILS Hole, at Nia-
CARA Falls. where it was jsmmed in last
Winter. There is another DEVILS Hole.
where, secordins to popular belief. the
supply Of ice is rather limited.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-02

H Capt. Bsl. of the steamer J. a.
lacey. ,7oy q the l' ST, Joseph and o.p.ba
Packet Line. committed suicide on the
street. in Chicago. . few, nights ego. BY
shooting himself with pistol. :. ~ q Z
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-02

/ @ Late European advices, BY the
Atlantic Telegraph. announce that trea-
ty Of psscs has bsen agreed upon bst~ssa
Prussia and Austria, and hostilities will
cease at once. is97fi % s7oa
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-02

H @. L. Vallandigham is the Dele
gate from the Dayton District 10 the
Philadelphia Convention. Jim Mellow
ell. Cotton. Sleeper. and other Kansas
Republicans. will also be there.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-02

~ 81. II. Heath hes been brevstsd .
Major Gensrsl. for nsritorious services
q lick-spittls 70 A. johnson. Heath
should aspire to Grant's plses. No
doubt be could get it.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-02

~ Senator, Ross reaebsd Wsshiag.
ton. and wss swora in July 25th. SO
be is sals until the middle Of January.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-02

4 H Accompany of Lesvenwosth cap
itslists have made arrangements to erect
spspsr mill in;that city, which they sx-
psct to have ID operation the coming
E.uif9i5ls hpb
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-02
1 The State Teachers Association

n The State Teachers' Association
hsye selected Rev. Peter Macvicar, Of
Topeka. as their choice for State Super.
intendens of Public Instruction. By
common consent, the Teachers Associa.
4isa are usually permitted to desisnits
Abs man forgthis Office, thus dstsching it
from. the political part of the contest.
ISs selection Of Mr.. Macvicar is an ex-
-cel.est one. ae ise.as slr
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-02

~ The bill admitting Nsbrasks as .
State. passed both branches Of Congress.
last week. 1t is doubtful whether il will
receive the Presidents signature; and il
not. Nsbraska st,ys out until next Win
ter. 1t was expected that Colorado
would also come in over the Presidents
hssd: but that was NOT reached. -.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-02

~ The St. Joseph Union opposes
the re-nomin.tion OF Gen. Loan for Con-
gress, on the ground that be wss NOT
sound at the beginning of the war, nor
for long time afterwards. We guess
there is good deal oftruth in this /: but
report Gays that the Unions candidate.
Parker. was equally uusound. and took q
more emphatic way of Expressing il. ar4'
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-02

.CHoLERA.-Ths Cholers has assumed
m alar. ring epidemic form in New York
aad Brooklyn. It is rapidly on the in
crease, sed ,asny desths occur daily. 1t
3 elso on the increase in Philadelphia
A. Savannah ana vicinity its ravsges are
bsssiing frightful. There have already
been almost one hundred deaths from II
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-02

~ The Praideat has removed John
D. Defrses from the position Of Supsrin.
tendeat Of Public Printing. and appoint.
d Gen: stesdman in his place. This is
6tssdnss's reward for sctisg the tool for
johnson. iu attemb,iss 70 throw disersd.
Il upon The Ffeedmen's Bureau. sgA