davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-01-26
y ~
THE EXILE.


Roll on ye white surges., with dreadful eommotlpn, IN
And swallow me up With this de.olate shori ulL.
And wsft, ye kind Winds DER the deep oinoWa oesan'
A Sigh to tho land I shall YiIf no mere
o tell me. kind sun, ere thy genial rays beamlpg,
Where once Wa the home of the goId and the brave
O my. doet thou find the bright day star yet CLEANING,
When thou biddest Adieu to the orient wave
O tell ne. wind eom'rant. thy coarae art thou bonding.
To briag 20 this hell Of Keen anguish asmilef-
O say, is a fiend, --ifA friend ! have-Mnding H
Some nsws shall light mp thi, decentralization lalSf
But SEQ, IN the heavens, the tumpes. impending,
Has dolm'd ne AfAr from my fathers 10 disi
And bark the deep thunders the ocean wave eendlng,
Forbid me to hear from ny cottage a sigh.
All well I REM ber tho scenes Of my childhood,
Tbs hawthorn and ivy that twin'd Tonnd tho door;
Full well I remember "the deep tangled wildwoods
And cen ! remember the bleak, bowling moor.
All we'll I remember the moss ruund The fountain,
where many an hour I have slumber'd hways
And ali I tbs green turf on the eas shaded mountain,
Who're and the watch.doE uaed ofson to play
Rut mercy, kind mercy, from memory sever
The country and friends I can never more scoi
Thee child Of misfortune, I'm hire doom d forever
Il mourn ioFa home, that p srhAp4 mourn' i0r mo-.
Then roll on, ys surgcs, with dreadful eomnotioa.
And swallow IN up with this desolste shore,
And end this keen misery, o deeP-billoBd oecan'
or sigh for . land shall visit no NOR
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-01-26
'c~ARPEMrER q MUMSoM,
rGeneral Claim AGENTS, N

No. j.. b, CARPENTER, late Lieut.. and
Adjutant Ist Tennessee Light Artillery.
say s.. MUNSON, late Lieut.. and Adlutani
sth Tennessee Cavalry,
WT0uLD respectfully inform the citizen:
w Of East Tennessee that they have open
I'd an Office 10 KNOXVILLE for the purpose
Of adjusting and collecting all classes OF
claims against the Government for supplies
aiken and Informal vouchers given, and sup.
plies taken and no receipts given, ana for ser.
vices rendered. Prompt attention given "a
settlements OF officers accounts. Stoppage
Of pay removed, and certificates or non-in-
debtedness obtained for resigned officers.
Reasonable prices charged.
n Vouchers bought or collected at lowest
prices.
BGA. 0hice LIST door South Of Exctang,
Bank. GAY ST., Knoxville. Pan.
Post Oaice Box 1873.
RRFEREScEs-Gov. W G. Brownlow. Gen
A, G.. Gillen, Col. L. G. Houk, Capt. McNeish
may 26-eE
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-01-26
STATE or 5EEsEssEs wAsHReT%

II. .t.N COUNTY,
II T. HOWARD ". JOHN q. BROWN
IL. The plaintiff on sBAasii says ihai.ss
d1isbdant - Indebted 10 bin and b $50.
rviiduni Of Tennessee, ors ahseendg W
tfs ordinary pioefw of hv rap uot n gHN
81 upos him. and having tbiAlnta - ergl'
u atta~hmsui against the dsitndani, fiinn.
able before toma Jusilrf " naid iounig, -
W. same baJina bsfn. fftnrnrt beiall ~
the 73rd, day on Dee. 1855. iffifa %
fi.pdanis property. Ia u fherffrFt pp4t.
81 ~ -, thai pahiicpten W .madf ~ y
Uairb Tadx. Cor foaf Successive ufllA lsn
ping saia defsndani 70 apptaf a. ~ 49,
10 TIA IVA. pin.tofe A s0uofy 81 ~ ~.
day ~ June $50 so a6ggtr, r.
var pf.s ls1Sd vhA it.refle. --plra
,5ph t.ss. 1noa o HA1tIp'"'
ssi,v tPufsgh
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-01-26

I0HS PHItfrs ". JOSEPH NAif, h alsu ls- ~
~ The piaiuiih ~ sndasii ays hat the deNnfahfi IL
dnffhtsd ~ hfm and that n - sbsrouda thai M o..
binary rroerfs Of Law rannqt b. Frved upon HIN sBd
fhs piaiatif having obiainsf an aiiAehm-nt agsln.t
fhs sftats ~ fhe dsfufant rrtufnahf b for NJ 10 ne
arb, dgy n ocf., las. auf ~ SAM hasinr hesn stay.
u ~ M nntn fhs hh.day qfray, faN. anfif aop-sr,
iar from fba % rrs rrfnrn that faif aifacimenf has
~ gafnBAectfaaf b-.a hyfe6 ~ fhs efeets N saif A..
fufart. n n therefore crfrstf ~ a. that pntficasf,A
y mate N 10 unisn Tiar. a parfr puhiieheffn ~
irsu n Jpusttof0', ~ fonf r~nefeffYe vrtkr. ~naflfVlnr
~ salf Jss-pa Ear 70 afpeaf a ~ onrip Johsstsfoi
% ~ -. d.y u Mas. lses unf dsfsd aia suil o.
hss-RnassA F /,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-01-26

WIN. PERRY ". NATHAN BANE5. IL
w this case the p%laintiif having sued on,
an attachment against the defendant for 6yt
hundred and sty dollars debt. and uGidaViit
having been made that the defendant was q
non. resident Of The State and bond given rs
required in attachment cases, IL 10 therefore
ordered that publication he made for four
successive weeks 10 the Union Flag. a paper
published in Jonesboro'. notifying the Dc.
PENDANT 20 appear az the Re1t term of thy
Circuit Court to be held 81 the Court House
in Jsneshoro', on the fourth Monday 10 FEB
ruary, 1865, IN plead answer or demur or The
sam. will be t.ken as confessed and SET for
bearing ex-parte. ARMSTRONG.
t~nSW1prsfeeS5. Clerk.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-01-26

TOhN GLEN W. LIHYILLE HUNTER, b. sasssh.
" N nt The plaintiff on amdavit ears thai ~ drknd.
ant " IN a b. ~ him and that ~ % ahscnnds nat m
ordinary proesss n IN law cAnaot b. arrsd uron Nm.
and The plaintin having obtalned m a~ffarhmenf asalnst
The ~ ndants pioprrty, fsinrnabie bsfors ne 90 ne
9th. Jay N S-pt u and fhe sam having been stay.
APPEARING from the offers rotufn that said aftaehr1snt
~ lyhd on th- dsfndanis property. u r. fherfors
orisrd ~ NJ that publication D mad In The Union
funr sacrrnlre H#ks, %ngiifying ths sati Llusilb lIua.
VI " appa r A ny ence IN m town n Ienrsbaro'. %
IN uist, LAY NJ March 1870, And def M said snit or tks
shsv lpps,ss. -.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-01-26

CIDyEY TALANT ". HENRY sLiGER
~ plaintiff on afii viz says ihedsfrnd NTH
10 debt 20 hiA and has abseoodsd so that the
ordinary process Of the Law cannot he srFvsd
upon him, and having obtained an attachment
aEainst defendant riurnahle before re on
the 22d, day Of July 1865, and the sanir hav-
ing been stayed ny me until the 2Tlb day Of
February, 1864, and The suidattachmsnt from
the oficerS return hRirg been served on de
febdants properly, il 10 therefore ordered by
me that publication he made 10 the Uhiou
Fiag = paper published 10 The oWn Of jones
boro'. notifying the said defendant to appear
NJ my office JonFsboro', on the aforesaid
sTth diy Of February, 1879, and defend laid
suit or the Fame viii be proceeded with En-.
parie, Jan. %, 1855. A. G. COLLINS.
jan4WiprsfesS5. LP.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-01-26
TlTfFRT t0TRf M nylSg0I6FaTm

EzfAH ELKiNs 70 JOSEPH ELErSs.
N Ia this case Il 10 sliedged that ne
defendentis . non-residsnii 10 Il ordered ihaa
he appear a the May term, ioee. Of aha
coar, sne estae or 'hb snuIs win 81 q,
OsessiSss PrDfssSs BEsRY moss, cav.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-09-27

wheat plant. But this inject has not
made its appearance for many seasons,
except in certain localities. Thirty years
ago, the Hsssisn Fly wss the great enemy
that farmers who rsised winter wheat, had
10 contend with. Experiments proved
that the true way to- svoid injury from
this Hy vas to defer sowing the seed till
the latter pat of September. or even till
the former part of October. The Wheat
Stidge being at present the most dsstruc'
tive to winter whest. il has been determ-
insd BY close observations. that the early
soved wheat escapes more completely the
injury which ovsrtskes the late sowed
winter wheat. For this reason. most oil
our successful growers Of winter wheat.
aim to get in their seed IS early as prac'
tissblsin September. Furthermore. they
procure. so far as possible. those varieties
OF fwheat that are known to mature early
In the SESSION, before the midge has oh.
tsined sufficient size to do much injury
to the growing grain. E q III
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-09-27

CoNyIcrrD.-Ws stated. several weeks
ago. tha. james Foster, formerly of Ore
gon, Mo-, had killed man in Montans
Territory. He has bad his trial. and
been convicted Of murder. II they are
not too strongly opposed to hanging rsb'
els in Mon.sns. be will probably be exc.
cuted. -
The Mi.souri rebel exilss are truly
having hard time Of Il. Some ~s',
born to be drowned, and some to b.
haneedZsad they are fulfilling their ds.-
TIMES. Y. =
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-09-27
MoRE ARoUr GRAyr-Aa n further


MORE ABOUT GRANT.-As a further
evidence Of Grants political leaning. a
letter is telegrsphed over the country,
written at the request Of Grant. by one
OF his Aids, in answer to an invitation to
attend the Soldiers Convention at Pitts.
burg. In this letter. he says ait is con,
trary to bis hsbi,,apd to bis convictions
OF duty to stteni political meetings oil
any character and that he regrets the
action Of any officer Of the army taking a
conspicuous part in the political discus
sions Of the day"
This is oil very well but it did no,
appear to be contrary to his conviction.
to accompany the President on 9 politi.
cal stumping tour through the West
We have not the least doubt that he was
solicited to attsnd the Coppsrhsad Mill
tary Convection at Cleveland; yet we
have seen no letter of refusal and rebuke
telegrsphed far and wide. But when the
loysl soldiers, Of the Union invite him tc
attend a Convention Of theirs, the coun
try is notified that he will not do it. and
that he regrets that any other office,
should. We are satisfied where Grant,
position is, and that the Repnblican'
have nothing to hope from him. Th,
Republication of his conversation with
the editor Of the Lewiston Falls Journal
from now till Doomsdsy. will not rene
dy the matter.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-09-27

TIE True DOCTRINE following
pointed and .tirring letter from Govsrnol
Crawford was written in reply to an invi.
tation to attend the Soldisss' Convsntios
at Atchison: .-. -..r., .-5:.E
STATE OF KAN. EXECUTIVE OFFICE.
topeka. Sept. 18th. 1866.
Capt Geo j Martin and Others
GENTLEMEN: Your favor Of the 9Th
inst. is a, hand. I fully approve of the
object Of your meeting at Atchison on
the l4th.
I am with you in sentiment, and would
be in person il pressing duties did not
prevent. | DO not zee how any loyal
man can endorse Andrew johnson and
his policy, or rsin in the "bread. and
butter" brigade. Copperhsads of the
North and rebels Of the South may feel
at home in snch company. but it is GER
tainly not very congenini company fol
loyal men. most earnestly desire thai
Kansas be iully Represented at Pittsburg
on tha 25th inst. in the Soldiers and
Sailors Convention.
Congress must be sustained and Andy
johnson rebuked loysl,y rewarded snd
treason made odious. Tylsrh treachsry
aud Buchanan's imbecility sre respec'a
BILE compared with Johpson's treason.
sm. respectfully. your obedirnt ser
sant. u 4 - s. j. CRAWFORD.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-09-27


and one Of those who believe that John
Browns soul 10 marching on.
The Chief was the 6rst paper to pro-
pose the name of Judge Kingmsn for
Chief Justice. and Of course We ars suit-
cd with bis nomination. Hs 10 Q msu
of ins ability. good judgment. snd large
sxperience, and will be an honor to the
Supreme Bench Of the State.
It 10 unnecessary to speak Of Sidney
Clarke. His record is nstionsl. and BIZ
unanimous denomination was . just trib
ute to bis faithful services in Congress
He will be found setting with the Radica
majority in the next Congress. as be hs
been 10 the present one.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-09-27

PsARsALL.-Ths papers bsvs . good
deal to say about one Pesrsall. who made
himself famous BY . speech in the Re-
publican State Convention. Pearsall
may be good man, bot what We have
heard Of his performances in that Con.
vention. has given us an unfavorabls i'm
preston of his stamina. After Sighting
br,vely to put down the rebellion, be
permits himself to be conquered BY low
prejudice. snd ssts himself to the task oi
retsrding the great work Of reform set in
motion BY the rebellion. Mr.. Psarssll
will 6nd, in the outcome. that be has M.
deft:::ken heavier contract than he can
get through with. The Convention. in
that issue. pursued course unworthy el
Republicans. The question mus. be met
fairly and squarely. and the sooner the
better.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-09-27

THE LApY's FRIEND. FOR OCTOBER
Tbs October number of this charming
periodicsl opens with a beautiful and
suggestive engraving. illustrative of the
interesting story Of Hugh Msxwell's
Heir" The double colored steel Fashion
Plate is as elegant and refined as usual.
The other illustrations refer to the Fash.
ions, and lsdy's work. such as the Work
Basket with Pockets. Dress with High
Waist and Removable Basqne. Canezou
of Tulls and Lace. Riding Habits, Siam
ois Bonnet. Trisuon Bonnet. g., &;.-
The Music is the "Qnesn OF Summer
Among the literary contents we notice
"Second love-" by Mrs. Hosmsr, The
Magic of the Sunbeam :" "The Story OF
Proud Heart" by Gabrielle Lee The
Bachelor Answered" by Matte Dyer
Brats "The Disputed Patrimony." by
Abner Forester (; winter Time" BY
Florence Percy. Author of "Rock Me To
Sleep Editorials. Receipts. Fashions-
Bile Intelligence, DC. -r.a
Price S25 year; 2 copies s4.00
8 copies land one gratis) Sl6 Speci-
men numbers will lie sent for S cents.
Adress Deacon & Peterson. $40 Wal.
nut Street, PhiladeIpkia. r.. =
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-09-27

The following sxtrset from letter 10
. gentleman in Albany. Ny. will illus
traie Southsn brutality y ~. SIT ds1
- "Jrr,snsoH. Texas. Aug. "a. 1866.
"Fsispd Will: This d . great coun.
Try. We have slight every day with
thsd-d niggsrs. Houcsn bet We slaush-
ter them By the wholesale. II think is tbs
course Of . fsw yssrs ws will have . white
sesilemest. Tell your father ia,isw I an
making good sss pf. tbs reyolsat be sew
pssi Yours truly-" air .:aai c, ssa.ci
siG 5s1.sis ysassai!a: ,-s.s C cc-s
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-09-27
The State Ticket.


II is hardly worth while to occupy
space in advocating the election Of th'
Republican State ticket, as its triumphan
success is beyond the shadow of q doubt
Bot an omission to say something. nigh
be regarded a. an evidence of want o
seal in the cause. We shall therefor,
put in few words for the candidates
The only objection we ever had te
Gov. Crawford, was biz. tsrdinsss in
speaking out upon the sll-absorbins ques.
lion Of the day, which, added to char.
gss that were freely made against him,
led % to doubt bis soundness. But.
from certain plans and msneuvres going
on for few weeks before the Convention,
We came to the conclusion that there wa.
danger Of doing worse thing thsn re.
nominating Crawford; and We thsrefore
took no interest in further opposition to
him. Our opinion really was, that Craw.
ford was naturally Radical enough, bu'
vas misled by bis implicit faith in 9th.
srs. He dreaded making his Admins.
tration failure /; and having seen two
Administrations broken down because
they would not yield to the dictstion Of
Gen. Lane, be determined to avoid thai
breaker. He tied bis faith to Lane, in
The confident belief that be knew all the
ropes, and that oil would come ont righ,
In the end. This course, followed BY th.
death Of Lane at the critical period. wa,
what almost ruined Crawford. We be-
lisve that be has learned . wholesom.
lesson, and that there will be no occasion
to doubt him in the future.
Major Green, the candidate for Lieu
tenant Governor, is unknown to us. We
learn that be 10 . minister of the gospel.
was IN officer in the army, and is good,
competent. and reliable man.
Mr.. Barker was our choice for Secre.
tary of State, long before the Convention
met. He has filled the position with
credit, and will continue to do so for two
years longer.
Mr.. Swallow had no opposition. and
ws have never heard . word Of ofcomplaint
against him. He is the right nan in
the Auditors office.
Martin Anderson, the candidate for
State Treasurer, is one of the pioneers Of
Kansas. He was . member OF the Leg.
islaiurs Of 1862; in the Fall Of the same
year, he entered the 1lth Kansas Rsgi.
ment, ss Captain Of company. and was
mastered out ss Major. at the expiration
Of their term of three years. He is one
Of the best and soundsst men in the
State.
Peter MacVicar, the candidate for
Superintendent of Public Instruction, is
. minister, residing at Topeka. where be
for several years had charge Of the Con.
gregstional Church. He is . gentleman
Of fiue abilities. and was the choice Of the
State Teachers Association for the po.
sition for which be is . candidate.
Col. Hoyt. the candidate for Attorney
General, needs no introduction to the
people Of Kansas. When q mere boy,
he went from Massachusetts, to Virgins
TO defend old John Brown. and there
told Gov. Wise and the Chivalry truths
which made them vince. He command
Cd . company in the Kansas 7tb. and
was afterwards Lieutenant Colonel OF the
Kansas 10th. He is = boy in appear
ssee, but . mss 10 evWy ether respect,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-09-27

~ The Lawrence Journal bss final.
ly announced itself as johnson Demo.
cratic organ. Just what We expected
We said, when the present editor took
charge oft. that it would play Rspubli.
can until it became we'll established and
secured good circulation. but when the
"sign was right" would hoist Democrat.
ic colors.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-09-27

~ We had . very heavy frost. on
Friday morning last, after the olssr-up.
Such crops - have net matursd, will stsnd
q slim chance nov. -. 7lasssoE' .
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-09-27

~ Andrew johnson was homeless
wandersr. with soarcsly place to shell
ter his head. until be found . friendly
Booth at Washington.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-09-27
HoLLowAY's PILLs AND OIsrxsxr.-

HoLLowAY's PILLs AND OINrMEMr.-
BARBER's ITcH.-This foul and unsightly
eruptive disorder Of the face is speedily
and permanently eradicsted BY few sp-
plicsttons Of this emolient Ointment. and
the Pills. By -purifying the blood. ASST st
the operation. Many cases abandoned
BY the physicians - hopeless. have been
Immediately cured BY these medicines
In measles, smallpox. scald-hsad. itch,
ringworm and eli eu,aneous dissssss the
effect of these remedies is swift and sure
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-09-27

That HAr.-We tender our obeisance
to Joe Utt. for the present Of new hat
Those prosper who remember the printer
Like bread cast upon the waters. it rs-
turns after many days. Joe has lots
more left, Of al styles and sizes. -
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-09-27

E It may be that public opinion
does Andy johnson injustice. in accusing
him of Drunkenness wherever be exhibits
unstsadiness. Perhaps be is only dissy
from "swinging around the circle" 90
often. ~ trff'F aa
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-09-27

~ The johnson party is called q
Bread and Butter" party: but ws OBJ
serve that most Of their gsthsrings srs
considerably CHster-d. .
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-09-27

DExoREsr's MosTHLY.-The October
nun Der of this truly beautiful and useful
magazine contains a charming song en-.
titled Tho Chain Of Love-" q fine car.
toon illustrating the culture Of cotton
steel engraving. tho Death Of Fido =
Poems by Fanny Crosby. the blind poet.
etess, George Cooper. etc. Stories by
Virginia F. Townsend. Jennie June. T.
s. Arthur and other popular writers
together with IN elaborate display ofths
new Fall and Winter Fashions. Full
sized Patterns. Household matter. Mod
el Cottages, ETC.. etc. 1t is superb
number. elegantly illustrated. and in oil
it's departments model Magazine.
Yearly. %. Address, w. Jennings De.
morest. 473 Broadway. New York.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-09-27

DYsPEPsIA.-Do not suffer when relief
is so close at hand. Twenty thousand
people have been cured Of this terrible
disease in the lss. year By the use of Ro-
backs Ssomaeh Bittsrs. sefaJ sI
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-09-27
A W0lE.

,..... HAVANA. ILL.,. Sept. 10.
To the Editor of The Chicago Republican.
The accompanying letter was picke |
mp at the railroad depot. Springfield. ILL.,.
on Saturday. 1t tells it's own story.
c. R. Ford.
MAYORS OFFICE. New ORLEANs,l
". La. August 9. 1866.
His Excellency. President johnson.
Washington. d. G.
In reply to yours Of the LIST inst. ]
would stste that any person opposing
yourself or your policy of reconstruction
finds little favor with our. citizens. The
remova! of Gen. Sheridan would give
nnfeigned Satisfaction. .s ,.t,
Ifitwas not for fear Of your friends
North taking umbrsge. would advise
the withdrawal Of the American aag It
is very oboxious here. snd such concil-
ia,ion wonld be very A,ttering to the pop.
ular heart. I's display at the Conven.
tiop was quite as irritating ss the complex.
ion Of the assem- blage. ............ .-
With sinc.re Wishes for the success oI
your efforts II reconstructioD. l am. yoar
obedient servant, ....-... ......... =.
-. JOHN T. MONROE.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-09-27

WARRANTED We would say to our
readers, that Messrs. G. G. CLARK 4. Co,
proprie,ors of Goes Dyspepsia Cure,
warrant it to cure the most obstinate csses
Of Dyspepsia. no matter of how long
standing.
We bid you try Goes Dyspepsia Cure;
it will help you. Constipation. one Of
the chief causes Of i'll health. is complete.
ly cnred BY the use of the cure. All dis,
eases Of the Stomach and Bowels, like
sick headache. heartburn, cramps. pains
or collie, are controlled instsntansously BY
the u.s of Goes Dyspepsia Curs.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-09-27

AN AanrcuLruRAL PArrR.-Every
farmer should pstrouize one or more sg-
ricultural journals. They keep him post
ed 10 his profession. They tell him Of
the best breeds Of hosres. csttle. sheep and
swine; ofthe best agricultural Implements
and machines, and of the most improved
systems of farming. We take pleasure
in recommending CoLMAN's Rural
WoRLD to our farming community. Il
is neatly printed; adapted to our own
soil and climate. and should be read by
every fsrmsr's family. Il is edited AM
published BY NORMAN j. CoLNAN. 81
Chestnut ST., St. Louis. Mo. At 81 per
annum. Send for q sample copy.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-09-27

~ The Central Committee proceed
.ise. will sppesr next week. They ex-
tended their journey too far to reach %
in time for this issue.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-09-27

' ~ Thsd. Stevens Is ct the Salphar
sp'inss-to fumigsts himself,11oan'o"
Poper. t -, -
He h.s been tss.ling With the Prssi-
deut 80 long. that be js souplllsd y dis
infect himself. -o-ras T.. :zs~ lsNsaa
"o- 5iotgo7 sdg acd hsi;sia
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-09-27

Up COUNTRY IrExs.-We notice thai
J. Uu, Esq. fsmillarly known as Joe,
who has been running the harness trade
at Oregon. 10 Holt County. has changed
base. and now holds forth at White
Cloud. Kansas, 10 the Dry Goods line
We commend Joe to our Kansas friends
ss good fellow.-S Joseph Union.
Joe is here, in full blast, and offering
bargains to the public, as will be seen BY
his big advertisement. He knows how
to make the public acquainted with biz
business. he offers a. good bargains ..
can be had elsewhere. and will be in re-
csipt Of fresh goods by every steamer
Let the public call and see him, At the
stand opposite the Drug Store. ~