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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-02-01
General Sheridan reports that there i

General Sheridan reports that there Is
considerable excitement II Brownsville.
bot that no danger exists of serious trou-
BILE. Our Government is said TO be de-
termined to enforcs strict neutrality on
the Rio Grsnde. General Crawford. the
filibuster. was arrested at New Orlesns.
on the 23d uk., and sent to Fort Jack.
son. sg1t -
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-02-01

The Quincy Herald states that Tip"
Prentiss. son Of Major Gen B NJ Prem
tiss. left Quincy. recently. on skates with
o dispatch for Lagrange. II miles above.
and made the run mp in so minutes. lie
remained there 80 minutrs, and then
started on his return. and TAN doan in s.
minutes. having made the round irip Of
% miles, in an hour and IS minutes.
running time. and been out only two
hours and quarter That is better time
than the far-famed Keoknk packets make
in the best boating season. aud can only
be surpassed in speed ty the iron,horss
himself.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-02-01
PLEASANT Hill. Jan. %. 60

PLEASANT Hill. Jan. ~. 90.
This evening. Deputy Sheriff Mr.
Holmes. assisted By young man. Mr.
Copelsnd. attempted to arrest the noted
bushwhacker "Bill Reynolds" on war
rant issued upon an Indictment before
the Grand Jury. Before the Sheriff
could close in upon the 6end he succeed
ed in killing them both; making his es-
cape upou horseback, followed BY q
younger brother Of the murdered Cope
land.
Preparations are being made to pursne
the murderer. but as it is near night, he
will doubtless make good bis escape.
Daring highway robberies have been
and will continue to be enacted while
this cold frontier gronni" for bnshwhack-
ing is thrown open to welcome the avow-
ed followers of "Qnantrell," "Bill
Anderson" wv. P. Hayes and other
numbering gangs. Threats have been
made openly at Lees Summit. to so to
Wsrrensbnre and release the bushwhsck-
ers now confined in Jail at that place
These threats are in all probability the
result OF bad whiskey.
ThStime has gone by for loyal men.
living in State so lately released from
the hands Of robbers and midnight assas-
sins. to await the ful6llment Of these and
other diabolicaI threats. The chosen sd-
ministrators Of the law are being assas,
sinated in different parts of the State.
Some remedy mast be found. A. B.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-02-01

Turkeys in Colorido ell 1t el5 q
piece; in Utah, % to %. h
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-02-01
TRAGEDY AT PLEASANT HILL.

Attempt to Arrest DashwhaekerIhe
Kills the sheriff aud Assisfant-E3
citing Chase of the Murderer.H@e @
Shot by q Brother Of One OF ms VIC
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-02-01

r. Hon. John Sherman has bean re-
elected United States Senator from Ohio.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-02-01

EE The Burlington Patriot, speaking
of the Infamous swindIe of soldiers by
Maj. Fl. G. Loring. of this Stale, wonders
how such 10 an could obtain q commits
sion to raise recruits. We are surprised
that the Patriot wonders OF such thing.
when the editor has been in position to
know that the only thing necessary to OBJ
tain commission in Kansas. was to be
a pimp anu dirt.eater to Gen. Lane; and
that Loring was not the only man. by
many scores. placed in military positions.
through the same influence. which ena.
bled him to swindls his men. and the
Government.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-02-01
Tragedy in ArL.,.

appear, OF the o.,
instant. contains ths following. ' zo'h
From Mr.. w. P. King. s.n,
who arrived in The city yss,stS GENTLEMAN
Marion. Arkansas. we learn uSs ,ho from
lars Of one ofthe most ,e,r;bl. e patticU-
tragedies that has ever occrr,aa aad bloody
portion ofthe State. Mr.. K;n Kin IN tha.
on Monday evening last bs, says ihs.
hours Of 9 and 10 o'sloct .'"een the
thieves. teaded by a nororiou, Gang gang Of
known as bill Burnett" sn,o,aa uaa"Is'
house OF Mr.. Whiting. who s;sa r.s;s the
the line OF the Memphis and 1;,., 1rS on
Railroad. about 25 miles dis,sn, s Goek
Marion. Tor the purpose of Robin, rom ,SD,
gentleman OF the proceeds of soma I'M. mat
which be had brought to this c;,r .O''en'
weeks since and sold. TIE thievs. a les lsS
ed by Burnett. knocked at the doo, , "'s', 20,
gained admitsance from Mr.. Wb;,ina 'na
son, onder the pre;ence Of beinc ,ran',s' s'
and wishing to procure supper ana I,5'
ing fos the night. Mr.. King s,a,ss 'Vs. .t
the SOB Of MIR. Whiting has s;ncs ra,' 'us'
ed to him that The thieves wera s;ai s'
ed; bnt. be that as it NAV. il, ;s ais'
that the old gentleman immeiin,eIv n y
ccsniz'd his viciors. and guessing ,l.;
intentions. started after his shot csn '"T,r M
again entered the room where tbo n.. rs
were sentsd by the fire, and orda,s3 tt.y 10y
to quit the premises. stating tha, ba traa
who they were and the Infamous nr~,o.. on
for which they visited his honss W.
this. Burnett" sprung from his cb';. "
ana while making toward Mr.. Wbi,;n,
with knifs in hand. was shot dssd-os.
charge from the gun entering his 49,
and the other lodging in his boiy !, II,
region of the heart. The followers :,
Burnett" seeing thsir leader sbo,
down. pulled on, their pistols aDd b,s,r
shooting furionsly and steadily At iba
poor old mao. who was entirely un,rm.
ed. having shot both loads from mis- cr,
at "Burneit." The shots Of the scor,.
,!rels were but too sure in their sin-ap5
IN few moments after the cnmEoprp.
meat of the shooting Mr. Whiting expir.
Ied-no less than eight shots taking ef.ct
upon his person. The hands on the pl,,s
being aroused by this iine-the ,hievs.
Immediately set about making their Is.
tcape. bnt were pursnei some distance he
the son Of Mr.. Whiting. a lad abou, 10
years old. In the pursuit the sconpirels
turned npon vonng Whiting, frlled hin
10 the earth. and inflicted several ssriors
wounds npon his person, which, we ara
happy to state. are not considered ly bis
attending physician. Dr. Bell. Of very
serious nature. The remaining sconn
irels succeeded. however. in effecting ,heie
escape. and are still at large, although
Mr.. King confidently anticipates their
arrest-as the gang is known to the an
| Ihorities in that part of the State Mr.
Whiting was man of between fifty AMI
sixty years of age. and removed to his
late home about two years since, being
compelled. by the advances Of the Frler-
al army. TO leave his Old place near Little
Rock. and seek home elsewhere. Mr..
Whiting has son living in this city.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-02-01
LATER.

In the affray which took place last
evening. resulting in the death of two
good loyal citizens. it appears the "des.
perado." Bill Reynolds. received severe
wound in the breast. end when the party
in pursuit of him went to bis house, later
in the evening. three men being in ad-
vance were repulsed; and when they were
reinforced BY the rem ainder of the party,
again returned. but .fonnd the house vs.
cant, yet found some Of Reynolds clothes
saturated with blood; and ear y this
morning word was brought to town that
he had taken refuge in house occupied
by lady whose husband be had killed.
telling her on entering that sunless she
gave him shelter she was a dead wo.
man !" On receipt of this intelligence. a
party started to the house. and found him.
pnt him into wagon and brought him
into town. A brother of the murdered
Copeland. who accompanied the party.
and who had said nothing on the way.
rode up to the wagon as it halted in from,
of tbs Office where the two men were
killed yesterday. saying. "Hero my
brother died. and here yon die" Suit.
ing tie action to this decisive language.
he fired two shots in quick succession.
both taking effect in Reynolds head.
causing almost instant death.
Geo. Maddox. another desperate char
acter, is now in the hands of Sheriff
Judy, and will be taken to Warrensburg.
johnson County. for ''safe keeping"
Word was brought. to town this 10 orn-
ing that Bill Hays, another character fa7
miliar with the brush. and "chum" OF
Bill Reynolds, bad been captured. and
was this morning found dead in the road.
The boys are aroused. the safety Of
these "Chivs" would be best obtained by
emigrsting. 1t has been a pet theme
with some Of the Copperheads to print
and reprint letters from parties late of G.
S. A, giving glowing descriptions Of
Mexico, its congeniality. etc. ETC., for
Sou:herners. We say, let them go.
Yours, B
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-02-01
American wosDrRs greatest

AMERICAN WONDERS s,--The greatest
cataract in the world is the Falls of Nj.
agra, where the water from the great
Upper Lakes forms river of three quar-
tiers of a mile in width, and then being
suddenly contracted. plunges over the
rocks 10 two columns to the depth Of l7O
feet each.
The greatest cave in the world is the
Mammoth Cave in Kentucky, where any
one can make voyage on the waters Of
subterranesn river, and catch 6sh with
out eyes.
The greatest river 10 the world is the
Mississippi. 400 miles in length.
The largest valley in the world is the
Valley Of the Mississippi. 1t contains
500. 600 square mi'oa. and is one Of the
most fertile and profitable regions of the
globe. 4@s 4
The largest lake in the world is Lake
Superior. which is truly an Inland sea.
being 4SO miles long and 1000 feet deep.
The greatest natural bridge in the
world is the Natural Bridge over Ce.
dar Creek in Virginia. It extends
across chasn 80 feet 10 width and 25O
feet in depth, at the bottom of which the
creek flows.
The greatest mass of solid iron in the
world is the Iron Mountain Of Missouri.
1t is $50 feet high and two miles in cir
cult.
The largest number OF whale ships in
the world is sent out by Nantucket and
New Bedford.
The greatest grain port in the world is
Chicago.
The largest single volums ever pub
lished is Webster's Unabridged Diction-
ary, an American work-the best of the
langnsge-containing as much matter as
six Family Bibles.
The largest aqueduct in the world is
the Croton aqusduct in New York. Its
length is forty miles and half. and it
cost twelve millions of dollars.
The lsrgest deposits of anthracite coal
in the world ore in Pennsylvania-,he
mines of which supply the market with
millions of tons annually, and appear to
be inexbaustib.e. 1a ss.,.
All these, it may be observed. are
American constitutions" In contempls-
tion of them, who will not acknowledge
that ours is "great country"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-02-01


I ~ A Canadian agent is now in this
State. collecting facts and statistics. and
making arrangements for an immense
emigration from Canada to Kansas, the
coming Spring and Summer. He rep
resents his country as ovsr-crowded, and
that the surplus population must find
homes elsewhere. We thought that the
rush of fugitive slaves from the South
and fugitive Copperheads from the North.
to Canada. would at last crowd white
people out of Canada. Let them come.
There is no better class OF sm;g-an,s than
those from Canada West, and Kansas
has room for them.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-17
Dr.. ChccscmanS Female Pins

Are The only medicine that married and single ladies
AVE relied upoa for many years, OF can rely upon
now. Beware OF imitationsl These Pills form the
80 persistent success. DON'T BE DECEIVED. Take
~ sdvestsement 70 your Druggist, ana. tell him
- lA4 World. which Ia cnlmnriaed In
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-17

00Ssso. PaluiSetsUn q u Heart and IN Nervous Dis
800. q 3101osss nsw IFS and vtgue n the aged, can
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~ 8 pesbct "Hixee o. lOW.~ removing Sterilily
~, ood aeod. thsre b NO greater boon than this
s&1i1se of DE" Il givus . new lease Of Lf, causing
~ Weak md deblltated 10 have renewed strength and
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~ sxpreoa 10 any address.
Our nseicins: afe sold end BY AL r.
Qsctahle druegists In evt9y part Of the civilized globt
Guuo dealers by 10 decslve their customer BY selling
eAaap, WORTHLESS op1pwnds In order 10 make none!
II a0e doceivod4hkM these medicines and take ~
etAen. 1fthe 0rueEists does not keep them, write =
-, md we Will send them By express, carefully pach
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saw letters with full statements In regard 70 any dis
oasc With which ladies or gentlemen are an1cted. Ad
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-17

There are many good pills In the world. Ne hone
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oamulant, cOuntcrifutant, sud0rinc, and Alternative
VIZ the same time, arc Rsdway's Regulating Pills,
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49, rare pile In your house, you can do without
4esEtne By means Of Other pills or powders. You en-
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- senna and mamma, and so on. YOu want none
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-17
New York money Market.

New YoRK, April 1G.-Speculation is con-
fined to the miscellaneous list on which
prices arc mostly strong. In the railroad
iist Erie was most active. The stock Is large
" oversold and q variety of misrepresenta-
tons are set afloat to deprcss the stock Tor
the advantage of the shorts.
Governments are again decidedly strong.
Money exhibits decided ease. Brokers are
supplied readily at 5 per cent. on call, .by
private Bankers. Most Of the Banks ask y
per cent. on demand, preferring to discount
paper at Z per cent, to lending ON call ~ .
per cent. Gold quiet, and rather weak undei
he foreign news reporting = fise in 5+9O's
| and an improved prospect of the amicable
stCeuent OF the Austr0 Prussian dispute
The price has rangedat 125b@125t. Foreigr
exchange more active.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-17
paoe, only % o.nts +. sest's.
The Flosenee Nlghtsngals
u ~ Nursery.


fhers y weoan In The pubiis eye who's sams
he'd ~ sleng heen associated. 10 oar mind, with
the 'Ysakes," ''Qusek, +" and .Humbug." But
sans no" ,'. N such a.s suspicious =; ss.': associations in II
other minds. Whatever notions We may have Of
wo0anly delicscy end propriety, We will admit
that woman alone 10 tne Nurss-the good Nurse
the bet Nusse. Whether wsshall have Female
phy:isi.as Or not. 10 . question which must be
Ter Of taste. Pride. prejuaiers caprice and Gus
rom may - we'll behave themselves, for II there
V really . wsat, there viii also be supply il
te0s be "calling,"' there will be . eoAss:g.
Mature and human society are always selksupply.
bing, and though Ar and Fashien may hinder,
Ars. winSlpw does not want 20 treat you Gen
AsmmI Nof doss she prescribe . regimen for
yosr wives; bet modsstly appears - { messen
ga efhealiA aad happiness 70 your lsvAsrs in
Che cradle. L there anything improper in that
ssy What 10 o. il mot good for : babs, sd ought
10 bstistened 70. God speed her ON humble but
happy mission. She 10 the nosssuoceoetal phys.
ician and osteh ectusl bsnefoctres Dur lutte one
evsr ssjoyed-ser dstise pssen:s not excpeted
will prove the Americas Florence Nightingale o.
the Nsrssry. OF this We sss 70 s.fs. that "
| will teach our "Susv" 70 ray "A BLnssme o.
Nh. Wmslow"-for nslpiDg her 70 survive 9nd
Escape gripping. colieking and teething Siege
We confirm every word set forth In the Pn0aPnc
rus. Il performs precisely what IL profssses Il
perform. every paft ofit-nothing 1ess. Away
your Cordial" '~'Faregoric." DR. ops" 'LasdA
mum" and every other Narcotic, /" by which N,
Sa6s is dragged into stupidity, and rendered dull
WeAsve never sssa Mr.. Wiuslow-k know hcl
only through the preparation Of her Soothing
Syrup for Children Tsething." If wo had th,
power, We would make her, q shs 10, . phynes
savior to the Infant RAss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-17

WAsnIroroN, April l6.-.Among the mass
Of testimony submitted to-day from 2 con-
mitsee on Keconstrucsion. VS. that d Hon:
Alex. ii. Stephens. Mr.. Stephens gives as
bis opinioa that an overwhelming majority
Of tie people Of Georgia IRE e~1ceedtngly
anxious for the restoration q the goyssn.
ment and for the State 70 take hef !%% Sss
position In the Union, and enjoy 81 per
riehts and sdjust ell her oblaqnitoos :
SIC under The Constitution OF the Uniteo
states, d It stands amsnded. His opinion Y
the sentiment Of the people Of George Is
that tho exercise Of the right Of secession
vas resorted to from . desire to render Fne'i
liberties and institutions more secure, and
from . belief on their part that this We 40
solutsly necesls.y ior thai object s..,. ms It'll w;ti
The experiment and that they will never re
eort to that means Of redress again. He DC
iieves that the only hope for their liberties
| now is the restoration Of TIE Constitution o
I he United States and Of the Government
| undor the Constitution.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-17

WAsmINGroN. April 10.-HousE.-Mr
Mr.. Donnclly, of Mimi, introduced a bill
making o grant Of lands to the State o
Minnesota to Al in the construction of til
Hastings, Minnesota River q Red &tiver o
! the north railroad, which was read twic,
and referred to the Committee on Publ,
Lands.
MI. Hitchcock, of Nebraska, introduced
bill to provide for the erection Of q penitcn
tiary in the Territory of Nebraska, which
| was read twice and referred to the Commit
tee or Territories.
Mr.. Hitchcock also introduced a bill to &c,
move the Office Of Surveyor General of the
States of lows and Wisconsin To Ports
mouth, Nebraska, which was read twice ant
referred to the Committee on Public Lands
Mr.. Mckee offered y resolution, which
was adopted, requesting the PRECEDENT e
.dence with the French govefnmept in re
gard to the withdrawal Of its forces from
Mexico, which may have been exchanged
since the correspondence communicated "a
the House with the President's message oil
January 9Th, 1885, whether that correspUn
|dence has been published by the
French government, among the Official doe.
uments communicated to the French Cham.
Der, or not, and especially any correspon
dence in regard to any specific promise from
the French Emperor to put q stop t. hk
proceedings in the sister Republic of Next
CO, and ~discontinus Imperialism there.
Mr.. Paine offered . resolution, instruct
ing the Committee IN Rules TO inquire into
and report on the expediency of providing
by amendment of the rules, that when the
Hoa6e shall have under consideration . bill
or resolution returned by the President,
with NJ objections, neither . motion to lay
on the table nor a motion to postpone indef
nitely shall be in order.
xE. Eldridge moved to lay the resolution
the table, which va Lost, BY 45 yeas
against 81 maya Is
The resolution Wa then adopted. t'd
Mr.. Iucefs0ll offered q resolution, IN
to enquire into the expcdicncy Ut
BY Law the eight hour system
a it il callsd Us co~rstituting Z days work In
~ DiatricI Of Columbia. ias- usnsg
Mr.. Wilson, Of Iowa, suggested that .
on the subject Of the Govern
ment employees In the District was before
the Committee on judiciary and that the
had taken action ON Il.
NJ. lngersoll said b was aware Of that,
but this resolution went fnrthef and pr0pos-
70 establish by Law . regulation Of the
hours Of labor in this District for oil labor
Ing classea.
N. Farnsworth moved To lay the rcsolu-
lion ID ~ table, which w. 16ee y - yeds
lgainss u nays.
The morning hour having expired. The
reeOlu1jqps VutQvUr un1tl nG1t11uBoAy.
The House then proceeded TO the business
u the optakef's table, when The concorte0t
esSadtioA, psohibitihg ~ sa1e,u{ 9rlflteu1a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-17

CsscAoo, Aoril lie
rlour-Thsse y good shippiag cad local de-
mand. and pviees afs iS@2Sc PET barrel higher.
sales to-day of A,1os barrels . II .os@ll 20 for
spring extras, e.25 for spring superane, mo ~
for unsound. The range Of prices Of for the Atf.
fsrent grades 10 Is ~folIows: Choice 81. Louie
white Winter II. 0e@lS %, ehece Southern Ill
nois white Winter II 5v0t4.o0. Michigan White
s.5O@io 20, fair 70 good Michigas and Wiscos-
sia S.osos %. tasey 1pnug sItrae s.Oo@S By,
choice Wisconsin. 1iasssC4a sad Iowa s.26@
s.76. fais apfsse extras I. sc9s.00 unsousd 4.16
@5.25, supervise sound 5 OO@S.10.
whs. ...,ss.. sa s...;s,.. .s .s,, P p;Ss: Ss.s =.
cissmsni, ana : fsrther sAvaacs 81 4ol1fc per
bushel, with sslss Of No. ! spsisQ in regalaf
houses Il l.asol.s sH. closing q ss1@l;ss.
| onA oflato in the n~orthWeetesa elovotoeS q ! 80
{ ~, ~; a. ~; ,j :s.'ss; e ~. i r.: -. 800 = ;s:s ~: :;
Oorn-duli but uschsnsed. wssele sales q
No. l u 45@4se, " : q 4e11fk, aed q rejected 2
AL@42c in store. There 10 10 nothing doing In
casal corn aAoat 4.
st from 27kQ2s1<c. end Of No. 2 q 241<@2sc.
Rys-Is Arn but quiet = sse0slc for No. l u
st0re.
1imoihy -e4.sA@47S sad clover q y;
ns9s psrk a $3.50; runp pork II &c.; No.
Lsr1Iis generally held Al lsc@lskc 70
prime stesoa ane kettle rendered.
i4tks freights are fairly active. With engage
m:%Sts q sNss,fi fo[ ssrs e hSii.lo; 49,.
ann The market he, declised 9ec@25c, With sale
Of choice beeves u e6@6.s6.
Hees-Ars 10 good supply sud l5e090 Lowell
Sales Of 500 head q es ia $50.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-17
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for the removal Of Distractions aad lrregulari-
ties 81 Femslss.
- Send two stamps for "Pfivats Letters
- Married Ladiee.ii4
t1- 1ead two stasnDs fsr !" Dsserip1ion Of
Pesssris Preventif."
- Sendts stamps fss I. Privsse lstass on
Seminal Weakaess."
Address ~. CLARKE. No. Z Lsrmc9 Rleet,
Chicago. III. wche-dAwly