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Ninth District Democratic Con
yeRfiCn,

The Democracy of the 9th Cnogressiou>
al District will hold Z delegate convention
at LaPorte, Thursday, July 10. 1865. At
| O'Clock p. ", to nominate 4 candidate
for Congress BY order of the committee
5. y. HALL, Chr Dem. Con. Com.
Logansport, June Is. 1866.
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Another Negro iiurGCr.

AUGUSTA, Ga, June SO Dr. IL. Ia
ton was murdered by the freedmen in
Camden county. The civil authorities ar
rested the murdercrs, but they were sues
cessfuly resisted by negro mob
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Gold opened in New York yesterday at
1911, and declined to 1884, but subse,
quently advanced to 1881, closing. howev-
er at I53..
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POSTpONEMENT.
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iHIa tNIihF NIIFI-1 NH. tWNt LII
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The Representative Convention he'd
here last Friday pursuant 10 previous call,
was attended BY all the delegates appointed
except those from German Township in
this county. The convention Was harmo-
Nous and enthusiastic After the organ
ization was effected the convention pro-
eeedei to ballot for candidate for Repre-
sentative, when oil counting the ballots il
appeared that Nr. u. 4. Vanyailenburgh
had received ihe unanimous vote of the
convention This Is an honor as deserved
as it must be gratifying 10 Mr.. '. The
canvass viii soon be opened in earnest.
and We expect 10 see Mr.. y and the
whole democratic ticket elected by a
handsome majority. In the meantime
we expect 10 see and hear Of all sorts OF
calumnics. misrepresen atoms and lies ex>
traor,linary from men whose only business
il Is 10 maii:n Lheir betters.
Lee democrats pay no regard to any II
these ,linss, but 90 ON in the even tenor
of their way during the campaign and vote
the democratic ticket at the polls, aud all
viii be well
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We suggest to the Good Tcmplars at
Bourbon that a little juiicious prunin =
would be good thing for the Order at
that place. On the 2oth june. no less
than three members Of the Order in our
aesih boring town, while here to see the
circus, got galoriou.iy fuidled and sue
ceeded without much effort in making
themselves ridiculous We are also In
formed on what we deem good authority
that certain prominent official at Bour>
bon, member Of the Lodge there, is in
the habit of taking his morning btters
quite reeulIly. We don't 20 much on
Goodtem. larsm as reformatory influence.
but We think when a man joins the order
he ought to live up to the pledge, and no:
90 about seeking how many glasses oflsger
he can find to dcmolisII.
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TECKET.

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For Auditor,
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-04-19

A NUIsAScs.-R. j. Hinton is nov in
Washington. corresponding with The
LsavenW orth Bulletin. His letters are
made up principally Of abnse of General
Lane. We think that Lane deserves any
amount of denunciation, but it comes
with bad grace from that source. Hin.
ton is one of those miserable shysters who
write for whoever will pay them. Dur.
ing the last Senatorial canvass, he belong
ed, body and breeches, 10 Blunt and
Lane, and wrote not line but what they
approved Of, and nothing but what re.
bounded to their honor and glory; and
he could not. by any possible means,
speak truthfully of any opponent of theirs
Now. he is hired by somebody else. and
is as abusive OF Lane as be was formerly
OF L1ns's opponents. Out upon such
centem ptiblo hirelings!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-04-19
"Lrr Us BE Jusr."-fhs Lesven.

"LEr Us BE JUsr." The Leaven-
worth Conservative says that our United
States Senstors will soon be home. using
Federal patronage to buy the people Of
Kansas into an endorsement of the Presi-
dents policy. Never having been q
champion of Senator Pomeroy, We hope
we msy be permitted to say that such q
charge does him injustice. He voted for
the Freedmen's Bureau and the Civil
Rights bills and voted to sustain both
over the Presidents veto. He has stood
firm with the Radical majority in Con-
gress. and has not crawled in the dirt to
secure Presidential patronage. Ths,
business remains exclusively with The
Senator who bought support with such
patronage two years ago. when q man
who bore striking resemblance to this
same editor Of the Conservative. was
running about the State. stumping it for
Lane.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-04-19

OsE OF TIE REAsoss.-The Lswrence
Tribune. never known to disagree with
Lane. has hard struggling to remain 10y
al to him now. 1t thinks bis action on
the Civil Rights bill extraordinary, but
hopes be may ye, prove himself all right.
Bot its attempted explanation of bis
course. takes the rag of of the bush. II
says that Lane is known to be deeply in
terested in the Lawrence and Galveston
Railroad. and in order to secure the
building of the road. and bring the trade
of the Southern States and tho Pacific
through Kansas, he has long desired 9
speedy restoration of those States to tht
Union, and has repeatedly sought to bavt
the Arkansas and Tennessee Senators ad
mitted. That is q weighty reason. Ger
tsinly: and be must regard the people o
Kansas as o miserably mercenary set
to think be can satisfy them witt
such an excuse. In order to further 4
speculation in which be is interested, b.
will reinstate bloody rebels into fol
power, turn square around on an impor
tsnt national measure. declare his party
broken up. eat dirt. and misrepreseut th'
people OF bis State! Well. we CUES.
that's just about what be's after-to 6l
his own pockets.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-04-19
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-04-19
A Disgrace.

Col. Jennison has been elected Presi-
dent of the City Council of Leavenworth.
This makes him acting Mayor. in the
absencs of the Mayor. which we presums
will be most of the time. This looks ss
II the charge was correct. that Jennison's =
support was bought by Carney. and that
this understanding was in the contract.
after Jennison had tried to sell bis ipfu.
ence against Carney. but failed to get q
buyer. The people of Lssvenworth
would never have elected Jennison May
or; and this forcing him upon them. after
the magnificent msjority given for Mr.
Carney. is exceedingly ungenerous in the
latter. to say the least. The idea of q
man OF the notorious character Of Jenni-
son, who has been dishonorably dismiss
ed the service of his country, for dishones.
ty aud insubordination. being Mayor o:
the great city of Leavenworth A man
who boasts of being leader among
horse thieves, and who is proprietor Of
the most extensive gambling den west oI
st. Louis, set up as guardian ofthe NOR
Nls Of ths metropolis Of Kansas
The editor of the Times. day or two
before the commission of this insult upon
the city, came out in an article intended
to pave the way for it. He said he was
happy to state that Jenuison had aban-
doued his sporting habits. for which be
had frequently taken occasion to publicly
rsprove him. "Sporting habits" is mild,
coming from man who recently raved
about gambling hells." We have been
pretty constant reader Of the Times, but
have utterly failed to see in its columns
any reproof of Jennison. We remember
that the editor once made public speech
at a meeting. in which be advocated
Jennison's election to office. Perhaps be
regarded that 10 the light of q public re
buke. Well. We guess il wac. Th edi.
tor of the Times has reached that con
dition. which renders his suppor. Of any
man q public rebuke
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-04-19
Sheriff. Sulc

The State of Kansas
Doniphan County,
In the District Court for Doniphan County,
State Of Kansas.
Joseph II. Selectman, Plaintiff.
vs..
William Word,
President Of the
Iowa Point Hotel Co., Defendant.
NOTICE is hereby given. that will. on the
~ Oath day of Nav. A. D. 1866, between the
hours of ten (l0) o'clock A. NJ. and four ~
o'clock p NJ. of said day. at the Court House
door. in Troy, in Doniphan County, State OF
Kansas. offer for sale, at public auctl,n' ior
cash, the following described Town Lots. 70
wit: Lots twenty four. CID twenty hse 90
twenty-six, (26) and twenty seven, l2D IN
Block seven. (7l in the town of Iowa Point, IN
Doniphan County. Kansas: taken as the prop
erty Of William Word, President Of the Iowa
Point Hotel Company, and offered for sale to
the highest bidder, for cash, to satisfy certain
judgment and costs now Of record, in the Dis
trict Court for Doniphan County. in the State
of Kansas, in which Joseph H. Selectmaan is
plaintiff. and Villa Word. President of the
Iowa Point Hotel Company, is defendant.
Given under my hand. this l6 day of April,
A. D. 1866. E. G. CRABB,
Sheriff of Doniphan County, Kansas.
April l9, le66-5w. Prs fee, $l0.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-04-19

HoLL1wAY's PlLLs AND OINTMENT
The unparalleled success which attend
these remedies in their radical cures, o
Scrofula. Erysipelas. Salt-rbeum, King
Evil. Barbsr's Itch. Ulcer. Sore leg
Ringworm. and all skin diseases woult
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cs." Such bsnefic ent results cannot fai
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-04-19
.w orrs's R,onrs. wv. understand

"W oMEN's RIGHTs. Ts."-We understand
there was lecture in town, on this sub.
ject. last week, BY sombody and his niece
We believe those women who stay at
home. enjoy their rights fully as much aa
those who go about the country squawk-
ing on the suhj.ct. Bat there are divers
ways for mankind to get through tine
world. Sons split rails for living
some drive oxen. and some 60 about ths
country with their nieces, in the Wo.
mems Rights business, and other shows
We have beard OF rail-splitter becom
ing President. and tsamster occupying
seat in Congress, and the Cabinet; bu
itinersnt peddlers of Women's Rights
appear to have a talent exclusively fo'
that business. as We have never heard o
one rising to anything higher.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-04-19
w Ex-Governor Tod, Of Ohio, r

~ Ex-Governor Tod, Of Ohio, re.
Gently gave his views as to when tht
Democratic party should be revived. II
his opinion. that time will be, after the
war debt is paid. all the pensions of dis.
sbled soldiers paid up. and every object
accomplished for which the Union party
was orgauized-shoving the time far in
to the next century. Right there is q
split between Tod and Andy johnson;
for the latter wants the party revived i'm
msdiately. From this expression. We
infer that Mr.. Tod did not authorize the
use of his name as member of the Ma.
tionsl johnson Association.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-04-19

~ Jake Stotler has again become
sole proprietor Of the Emporia News.
Thus is the cherished object of his heart
attained. We can attest to the many
sleerless nights be passed. and the
many skiIletfuls of tears be shed, while
brooding over this matter. A photo.
graph, now bsiore Us, shows too we'll the
fearful ravages the subject made upon
his little frame. Such melancholy vic.
tim of sighing and grief has not been seen
since the days of Falstaff.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-04-19

~ Harpsr's Weekly is bothered to
know why the Radicals in Congress,
submit to Thad. Stevens leadership
Desperate diseases require desperate RENE
dies. A man once went tearing to q
doctor. exclsimiug that he had swallow
cd mouse, and asking what be should
do9. why" replied , the doctor
''swallow q cat. right away" II the
Republican party foolishly took a mouse
into its stomach. Thad. Stevens is cs,
enough to match it: and We hope he will
be kept there, until the mouse is expell.
ed,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-04-19

CRoUP.-Almost daily we arc called
upon to chronicle the death Of some low.
ed one, BY this dread disease. which Of.
ten takes it's victim away from loving
parents with only very short notice
Every mother should supply herself with
Goes Cough Balsam. for !: is no ex
aggeration to say it will cnre ninety. mint
cases IN every one hundred. il taken il
season. There are very many mothers
who will tell you they owe the life o.
some dear one to this wonderful medicine
One very desirable quality is that il
leaves no bad effect. it being perfectly
harmless. In cases of cough. boarseness
or tickling in the throat. it has no equal
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-04-19
~T THE Atcbisou Cbampiou saws tn

~ The Atchison Champion says that
most of those who arc denouncing the
President, are persons who failed to get
Federal appointments. Well. on the
other hand. all those who are sneesing at
bis snuff taking. are persons who have
got Federal appointments. and are COM
PEELED to continue their manifestations.
in order to keep their places. What's
The odds. so long as the Presidents hired
help do their duty?
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-04-19
DELINQUENT LIST.
Sale Of Lands and Town Lots
for the Taxes Of 1865.


Ory,cr TarAsuRER DoN,PHAS County,
TRoY, Kansas, Mtrrn %, 1866.
VT7HEREAS, The Taxes for the year 1865,
w On the following described Lands, and
Town Lots. (of ten dollars or more in value.
remain unpaid. notice is hereby given, that IL
the same sse not paid before
Tuesday. the First Day Of May, 1855,
{ will sell, on that day. SO much of each tract
of Land and Of each Town Lot as may be re-
cuired to satisfy the said Taxes, together with
the penalty and costs thereon:
FRANK NJ. TRACY,
County Treasurer.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-04-19

T The Burlington Patriot is greatly
displeased. because the Legislature oil
Kansas did not lay aside legitimate bust.
ness. on their last working day of the
session. in order to pass resolutions de.
nouncing the President. Are you right
sure. little one, that before next FalI's
election. you won't be scolding those who
do denounce him ? We are all sinful
critters. and liable to whop over on
short notice. g,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-04-19

WHERE's Cox?-It is some weeks
since we have heard the growing Of Cox
He had conversation with President
johnson, after the latter's drunken speech,
and pronounced him all right. Then be
wrote the President letter, telling him
to sign the Civil Rights bill. which John.
son didn't do. The bill has been passsd
over the veto. the President is trying to
explain his position in dozen different
ways. and everything is confusion. Still,
Cox is silent. Cox. why don't you crow!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-04-19

Doors AND SHoEs.-Philip Kelly g
advertisement appears in this issue. He
is now permanently established here. and
has been here long enouehto demonstrate
that his work cannot be surpassed 10 this
Western country. either in style or quail
ty.- He is ready to make Or repair boots
and shoes to order, or to furnish the pub
lie with ready-made work. either Of his
own or Of Eastern manufacture. En-.
courage home enterprise.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-04-19

~ 1t was ramored that Andy John
son was going to pardon JEFF. Davis. in
a 6t Of spite. on being told that Thad
Stevens wife had made mouths st him,
behind his back. But be subsequently
learned that Thad. Stevens has no wife;
and it is now believed, that when be gets
sober. be will let justice have its course.
It is mighty fine thing to have Presi.
dent who has Q ,uW Of his own.