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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-09-27

"REooNsTRUcTED' TEXAS -L.te re-.
ports from Texas announce that tho reb-
els at Benbam. have undertaken to
drive out or kill al the Union men
including the United States troops sta.
toned there. The soldiers, sixty or sew
enty in number. had sntrenched them.
selves, and were confden. of being able
to hold out until aid arrived. Gen. Sher.
idsn. with reinforcements. hal started
for the scene Of action. The rebels had
sent to the Governor for militia to aid
in clearing the Yankee Abolitionists out,
and tits said that he returned the an.
swer that they could have all they re.
quired.
This /. the State that President John.
son has proclaimed "'reconstruc,ea." by
having elected loyal Governor. into
whose hands he has placed the Govern.
mept Of the State. The Presidents pol.
icy is what hss encouraged the rebels to
this outbreak. ..rE a.i-.1r z.-. .ir. .H.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-09-27

% A Democratic paper. to be called
the Commercial. is to appear at Lssven-
worth. early in October-Prsscoit, Cal
lahan & Hume. publishers. What will
become of the Times Its occupation Of
playing on both sides will be gone. and
it will be forced to take position.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-09-27
: Vbe Kausas Chief.
WHITE CLOUD, KANSAS:
thursday, !: September n, 1856
Republican State Ticket.

N6puullGdu 01oUo 4ioh0"
For Congress,
sIDNEY CLARKE,
OF Douglas.
For Governor,
SAMUEL J, CRAWFORD,
or Anderson.
Fer Lieutenant Governor,
NEHEMIAH GREEN,
or Riley.
Pos Secretary Of State. 80, ..
n. A. BARKER,
OF Atchisop.
yos Auditor Of State,
J. n. SWALLOW,
or Lyon.
sas Yos Treasurer Of State,
MARTIN ANDERSON.
OF Jackson.
~ eass Superintendent Of Public instructor
PETER MacVICAR,
or Shawnee.
For Attorney Geasral.
GEORGE H. HOYT,
OF Lsavenworth.
fss Chief Justice of the Supreme Court,
SAMUEL A. KINGMAN,
or Atchison.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-09-27

~ The grasshoppsrs are making their
way over the river. They were quite
numerous in St. Soseph on Tuesday
morning. But We are thinking that the
fate of most that attempt to cross will Be
similar to that Of Phsraoh's host. The
surface of the water. from st. Joseph to
this place, was almost black with drown
ed grssshoppers. .Ia - y-
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-09-27

~ A despondent tailor. named Hun.
ter, hanged himself in the woods near
Goshen. Ohio. last Tuesdsy.-Es.
he doubtless did it ont Of pure cha
grin at the manner in which Andrew
johnson has disersced the craft.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-09-27

1 Hsseis the istsst heavy one from
Dingus. Itrequired deal Of head work:
Why was the White House at Wash.
ington. when the Delegation from the
Philadelphia Convention went to present
. copy Of the Address to The President,
like certain sepulchrs mentioned in
Holy Writ? Because it was white and
beautiful outward, but within was full OF
corruption and dead mems bones.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-09-27

~ The Northern Tier has no candi.
date on either Of the State Tickets.
On the johnson ticket. it is not necessary.
ss there is not enough support to justify
it; but having been left out in making
up the Republican ticket. we can, with
Justice, ask for . United States Senator.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-09-27

ANoraER CHANGE. aE.-Prssidsnt John.
son. in his Cincinnati speech, said:
Il do not acknowledge for my Christ
any bot the Son Of the true ald living
God"
So be has changed on the Christ quss-
tion, as we'll a. others. When be was q
member Of the Tennessee Legislature. be
opposed the employment of Chaplains.
and disgusted every decent man With bis
foul blssphsmies. On one occasion. be
declared that jesus Christ was bastard,
and His mother prostitute
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-09-27

- There 10 intense excitement in
Colorado, in consequence Of GOV. Cum.
mings giving the certificate of election,
IS Delegate to Congress, to Hunt. John.
sonits. when the Board Of Cauvasssrs re.
turned majority OF 10s for Cbilcott
Republican. Such rascality will avail
nothing. Congress viii tilt Hunt over
board, at short notice. =.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-09-27

ENIuusIAsM.-The sursst sugury ol
the triumphant success oftbe Republicans
throughout the entire North. at the sp.
preaching elections. is the tremendous
and spontaneous enthusiasm Of the peo.
pie. There has never been anything like
it. In speaking Of enthusiasm. 1910 ID
usually referred to. Bot 1910 is thrown
far into the shade. Then, the enthusiasm
WAS sort Of stampede. the result Of *.
citement. Bot now it arises from read.
ing. thinking. and understanding. Great
principles and great reforms are at stake.
and the people are coming to the work
with . determination and . calmnsss
that is irresistible. a#--t.E
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-09-27

How ARE You. CONSERVATIVES we
salute You. how are you. and in rsspon Q
your great organ. the New York Herald,
tips it's "besver" and ssys:,
The prospect Of another Radical Con-
gress is better than it has sppssrsd at
any time since December last. In short,
this Maine election Of 1866 will probs.
bly mark another new chapter 10 our po-
liticsl history. and perhaps another reor-
ganiz.tion Of parties. and another recon.
strnciion Of party platforms for tbs Pres
identisl election, beginning With the close
Of the coming elections Of October end
Novemb Der.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-09-27

New County "A new county. located
in Western Kansas. named Ottawa. wss
organized on the 3lst nit. At,a meeting
Of citizans. the following officers were
elected: Probate Judge, D. S. Reese
Clerk. n. s. Worden Conn issioners.
D. Mortimer. R. q. Boss. 8. Sesmen ;
Attorney. J. H. Ingersoll Sheriff. D. G.
Pearce; Surveyor. w. Bell Coroner, j.
Bsbbitt. ''.. 20 ''-'.'''.'
The Lawrence Journal gives the fol-.
lowing account of the new county -
"Msrkley's Mill wss chosen the County
sest. and the name changed to Concord
This place is near the site Of Fort Solo
mon. Ottawa Comfy .lirs Immediately
north Of Saline County. and the Solomon
and Saline iivers run through it. Buck
eye. Pipe. Salt. Lindsey and Hard Cross
ing creeks are within its boundaries
The bottoms of all these creeks and rivera
are susceptible ofcultva.ion. Wstsr and
timber are abundant for Western Kansas.
Here sre large number Of claims that
can he taken now-soms with timber Oh
them. There ore over fifty salt springs
in the County. and the sigua Of coal srs
numerous The County il twenty -four
miles long. north and south. and thirty
miles east and west No portion Of it
will be over thirty FIVE miles from the
line Of Of the Pacific railrssd" +" hi'' II. &
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-09-27

The New York Tribuns looks at il in
this way: o ,rr 80 l4l-g
General Grant made rather q good
speech in Cincinnati to the delegation
who went to worry him at the theatre,
and we trust It will be Remembered. Ev-
body knows that Grsnt goes with the
party becsnse the President is his Com
m snder, in Chief. and why snpoy him !
We also trust thst when the President
speaks there will be no more snch scenes
as at Indianapolis The President of the
United States is entitled TO courtesy aaa
respect. Whatever provocstion' msy
come from that high person. we should
consider always the cfice and not 5j'hs
man. Remem bsring What Andrew John
son was. seeing what he is. let MS at leas,
be kind and forgiving. and walk back
from bis nskedosss with svertsd gszs.' .
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-09-27

= y
u johnson a. be Was, and Congresses it is,'
is the motto for the present. polisisai campaign
q General Butler has said the. sharpes.
thing Of the season lately "a, Johnsonite was
rejoicing over the fa,i,adelphis OoSyentioh I'D
on the ground that there .extrsmss. met
"Yes." said Butler. $50 they do when dog
cbases his own tail, but both. extremes belong
to the came dog .."i''' 80 '--sa.f r'E
u A Columbus (Miss.) eolored woman 70.
Gently gave birth to four boys, whom she has
named respectively Abraham Lincoln, wili.m
H Seward. Henry Ward Bsschsr,, spd Hor.c.
Greeley.
p The mantle Of Dean Richmond he's fallen
on Morrissey. He engineered Hoffman through
the Albany Convensisn.. and sent Weed to the
grass at one blow from the shoulder. He Is
fitting loader fos NE New Yosk, Democracy.
Room for Morrisssy, he gambler and prise
fighter. %, 50 q ~ ''.i'ss
u The New York News wants johnson 10
stop talking sud 'stsiks bss line 'f6s WASH
ington." johnson couIdn's strike & bee line.
He travels on ei.els; - = -, 80
q The fire tried loyalisss Of the South are
going over A. ;yehnsou's track % pick up the
Constitution aud the thiryiai starr be dropped
on the route. .-sss,s a,'rasss - s.Fa
q Mr. johnson inquiries: "whst pledge
have broken 20 The Aibssy EtsniSg Jour.
nal answers: THE tenpersnes pledge. signed
soon aftsr the Inauguration esrsponiss."
u The only reason Why Andrsv Johnson
didn't veto the Atlantic rsIssrr.sph Cable vas
that he would hsys been obliged y t.ks water.
which is wholly ina.RPssihls siih.My Policy ~
u A gentleman in Nsspert, 3. l., cut .
melon the otbss- Day i16t tsi1d7, of found /.
iuh s'0"n s0o M fassossx..u .sn.s
-rs'rSssf ., sx~s-r.-s
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-09-27

out btiS0u Vt Quu8e euu oSosuttsctNSS
large smount of Democracy would be re-
sesled.
Ross Burns is . pretty good man; bui
unfortunately. be was killed in the Prics
Raid. However. being dead is no OBJ
lection to candidate on the johnson
ticket. . We may add. be 10 a Democrat.
Nelson Cobb wss appointed Chiel
Justics for brief period. BY Gov. Rob-
inson, upon the resignation Of Judse
Ewing. and was an associate with Judgs
Kingmsn. who. in ''swiuging around the
circle" is now destined to defeat him.
We like Cobb-hs makes fun hand ct
telling . story or propoundins 9 conun.
drum. Bot We do not think that the
Supreme Bench Of Kansas is one of tbs
benches on which they just now need .
besides. be 10 . Democrat.
here is ticket Of nine candidates.
calling itself Union. and asking Rspubli-
-, support: yet out of the nine. ibsrs
ere eight dysd-in. .ths.wool Democrats.
and one Republicsn-a played-ont rene
ssds, at that When the vote is count
cd, ID November. the Republicans will
b able to throw ID 10000. and then
oount 4 handsous msiority.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-02
CHI A RI E S TO N.
MONDAY MORNING, JULY 2,1 6.
TIE UNION CONVENTION.

In Saturdays paper wo published a call
for q convention of the conservative men of
the country, to be held in Philadelphia on
tho fourteenth Of August. Giving plain
and common sense construction to the terms
of the call, we noticed it editorially, and re-
commended to the South an earnest psrtici-
patton in the proceedings of the conv ention.
Since writing that article we have receiv-
ed letter from gentleman of this State,
now in Washington, in which he says hat in
the Intelligeneer, of June 20, there is an arti.
Gle stating that the National Union Conven-
tion will not tolerate men aDho have been dis
unionists. He says further, that this state
ment is no doubt by authority.
We regret to be compelled to believe that
such should be the fact. Aud we hope
that the friends of the Union, both North
and South, should still elect delegates to the
Philadelphia Convention, as they are certain
ly entitled to do under the call, unless it is
further explained. Let the representatives
of all the conservative elements of the nation
meet in Philadelphia, and then if the South
is excluded from partioipat in that nation
al assembly, the men of the North will do il
with their eyes open, and be responsible for
all the consequences.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-02
FOR SALE,

ENOn SALE, THE TWO AND A HALF
II Story WOODEN DWELLING, needing repairs, and
oil the mixed Lumber on the Farm on RutedRe Ave
nue.. imm sdiately north Of Pudigon's Nursery. The
purchaser will be privileged to occupy the dwelling and
cultivate the farm until January next which date the
building must be removed. Apply at THIS OFFICE.
June 80 q
ENOR SALE, ALL THAT LOT OFc LAND
u with two and a half story DWELLING, situated at
No. Southstreet. having double piazza and commo
dious basement fine cistern and we'll The house is
new and In good repair and pleasantly located, with
dry lot For terms and particulars apply to
B. A. & j. T. EARLY,
June16 Northwest corner Marke, aud East Bay.
ENOR sALE.-SECOND HAND PRINTING
IL PRESSES AND TYPE In good order.
Fonts OF Bourgeois, Pearl, Nonpareil, Minion ETC.
=, SMITH HAND PRRss-Platen, 22h197 inches; bed,
26AI31H inches.
AHIS6X inches. ~
WASHINGTON HAND PREss-Platen, 22x12sx
inches; bed, 22I86 inches.
HOE HAND PREss-Platen, 22XI28 inches; bed, 2ex
RTGGLEs' JOB pREss-standing Sheet Press.
Address W. D. MAXWELL. Wilmington, Del
- ..r o.. Or j. W. MCMILLAN,
MAY At this Ofice
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-02
COPARTNERSHIPS.
LOST, STOLEN, Go.

ULE STOLEN.-25 DOLLARS RE
1fI WARD.-Stolen from my stable, at Danner's
Cross Roads. st. James Goose Greek Parish on Tues
day night, June 26th, q LIGHT BAY HORSE MULE
about IL years old In good condition. Said Mule is
about IS hands hgh and has white hair about the
indicating age reward of $25 will be paid for infor-
nation leading to the recovery of the Mule ad-
diiona reward will be given for evidence sufficient to
convict the thief Address the undersigned, at Dan
ners Cross Roads, or at the Courier ONCE, Charleston
8. O. WILLIAM L, DA6GETT
June 20
II OST, A sILVER-MOUNPED M Ic &c r.
IL sOHAUM PIPE; supposed to have been left in the
resr coach OF the Northeastern Railroad yesterday The
hnder Will be literally rewarded by leaving same
the otnce OF the Cnarleston Hotel. June 25
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-02
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.

SECOND CoLLRcTIoN DISTRICT, g. C.,}
NO. AZ BnoAD.sT., CHARLESTON June 80, 1866.
Nj oftCE fS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE ANNUAL
~ LISTS, containing the assessments made and
faaen within the District Of Coeon for tho year 1885,
will remain open for examination, at the office OF BENZ.
H. GOoDMAN Assistant Assessor for the said District
In WATERFORD during one day viz the 1lth Of July
proxmo; and tha. during said day appeals will be re-
oeiyed and determined relative to any assesam ents
claimed to be erroneous contained In ssd Annual Lists
All nppoals 90 aforesad should be made in writing,
specifying the nature and amount OF complained
Of O. J. HAsoALL, Assessor.
July2
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-02
SCHOOLS.

WALTERBOROUGIi MALE ACADEMY.
FUHHE TRUSTEES OF THE WALTERBOROUaH
Il Male Academy announce that the Insttu tion has
been reorganized and 10 in successfu operation
under the direction of the Rev. e. E. BELLINGER as
Principal Mr. Bellinger is gentleman OF Ugh olassi
cal and long experience teacher Stu
dents desrous OF obtaining classical education will be
prepared for admission into any College. The next
quarter win commence on Monday. I'd July. Terms Of
Tuition $16 per quarter.
Board can be obtained In private families on moder.
ate terms Apply to the Principal the undersigned
at WalterborouRh. THOMAS LININ3
June 90 fmw3 President Board Of Trustees
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-02

aT AL communications Intended for publication IN
this journal must be addressed to the Editor of
The Daily Netos, No. 18 Hayne- street, Charleston,
s. c. business Communications TO Publisher Of
DAILY Netus.
We cannot undertake to return rejected oon,untca-
ttons.
Acknowledgements outside of ts oity must be aooompa-
MED ,1ith the cash.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-02
BY A YOUNG mAN, A sITUA-

W ANTED, BY YOUNG NJ AN, A SITUA-
w TION In some wholesale or Retail Dry Goods or
Grocery house has some knowledge OF the Dry Goods
and thorough knowledge Of the Grocery Business hav
Ing been In that business his account he will
study the interest Of his employer and Is willing to
make himself generally useful. Salary object Best
OF references furnished. Address "F." through the
Postofice, or apply at this office. June IL
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-02
TAX NOTICE.
MOUNT PLEASANT

TAX NOTICE.
MOUNT PLEASANT,
CHRIs ST CHURCH PARISH. July 3D. 1856
TIME UNDERSIGNED Is NOW PREPARED TO RE-
i CEIVE the RETURNS and PAXEs for the town Of Mt
Pleasant every TUESDAY and THURSDAY, from Four
PM, TO Sx p. N lat the residence Of Mrs. SIMONSl
until the 1Bt Of August next when hs books will be
closed and executions Issued against all defaulters
EDWARD o. HALL. Town Treasurer.
July mw8
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BOARDING..

DLEAsANT ROOmS AND DAY BOARD
Il be had in q desirable location within three
minutes walk Of the Posofice. Apply at this Office
June 30 2h
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REMOVALS.
&c. n. WHITING,

&c. m. WHITING, .t..
CORONER AND MAGISTRATE,
I'LL AB REMOVED HI9 OFF1CE TO NO. "a OHAL-
Ill MER8-STREET, North aide, next door TO Ar.
MoIHaI Biaokamith shop, and two doors Of Meet
ng.sreet May 30
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WANTS.

| WASHER AND IRONER wANTED.-
| w Wante ', q WOMAN to wash and iron. Apply st
No. 81 WENTWORTH. STREET u Jniv Q
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ny A YOUNG LADY OF A

WANTED, BY YOUNG LADY OF A
w thorough English education, who has been for
several years engaged in teaching, POSITION AS
TEAOHER, or In any capacity in which femae be
employed either In the city country necessity will
compel her to accept service she Her
chief object to obtain home Of which she s
destitute and only very slight compensation beside,
would be required Satisfactory references be fur
nished Please eddress. stating particulars, Miss
HELEN CLhRKsON, Charleston, o. q.
juno AZ -
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-05-12
THE ENEMIES OF SOCIAL ORDER.


The Washington correspondent Of Bos-
ton paper says that the South is overrun by
emissaries from the North, who are encour-
aging the negroes to form secret associations
and to make public parades, demonstra-
tions and celebraticns-and in Richmond
they are often overbearing and insulting to
the whites, which provOkes retaliation and
riots. Gen. Terry says there is now proba-
bly, over hundred of these semi-sccrct Or
CARNATIONS among the blacks in Richmond,
and the names they assume are often ludi-
crous and blasphemous, one being styled the
Holy Sons of God"
There can be no doubt that the whole ten
dency of these teachings of Radical agents
in the South Is inimical to kindly relations
between the whites and the blacks The
first thing instilled into the mind Of the
negro is that the Northern people are pc
culiarly his friends, that they it is who res
cued them from Calling bondage, and wish
to give them education, responsibility and
position, the argument involving the impli-
cation-if it be not directly taught-that
the Southern people are inimical to the
negro and wish to deprive him Of his rights
and privileges.
There is no telling what the South will
come 10 if these moral reformers and Black
Republican crusaders continue their work
amongst us. That war of races will be
the result, we have serious fears. 1t is the
legitimate offspring of their universal equal
ity teachings, and when it comes, we only
hope they be found at their posts to bear
their share of the conflict.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-05-12
THE LEGISLATURES AND OUR MI
NTCIPAL AUTHORITIES.

A strong hope is expressed by many that
the proposition to embrace Nashville in the
Metropolitan Police bill, now pending before
the Legislature will fail. They found their
hopes upon The universal opposition with
which the proposition has been received by
all parties concerned excepting the imme-
diate expcctants of Office, tho utter alb
scncc Of the slightest protext for such an
universal approval Of our present municipal
administration by the public at large-and
the influence which the endorsement of
Generals Thomas johnson, Donaldson and
Judge Lawrence should have in the deter
mining of the question. These are po-
tent reasons. They can only be avoided by
the most wanton and shameful disregard Of
public rights and yet, as the passage OF the
measure contemplated would afford some
additional crumbs for few hungry expect
ants, we cannot share in the more hopeful
view that we have referred to. We under
stand that ex-Recorder SHANE, and a few
other such characters, desire the bill passed,
and have been lobbying it with that view;
and if We are not too much prejudiced in
our judgment of the Legislature, these in
iuences will be more potent with it than
even Gens. Thomas, johnson, Donaldson and
Judge Lawrence could hope to be. We
trust we may be mistaken, and if so we
shall be gratiied at finding it out.
1t is said-and said truthfully-that Mr..
Shane should have no special claims upon a
loyal" Legislature. 1t is true that he vol
unteered in the "rebel" service before a con-
script officer had been heard of. 1t is true
that he sought a commission from Governor
Harris that he might meet the invader on
the border. 1t is true that he was so enam-
ored with the idea of a Southern COnfed-
cracy, and SO confident of its success, that
he proposed a tax of 100000 upon the city
Of Nashville to purchase the beautiful Capt.
tol of our State. and donate il to the embryo
republic. All these things were matters Of
such general nOtoriety, that not even Mr..
Shane himself will deny them; but what
matters it, He belongs to the brotherhood
he denounces the "rebels'-he favors the
Acknowledgement of the boys who joined his
company and who responded to his appeal
TO elect him as one of their oflicers-he is
against Andrew johnson and fayors the
Radicals. If We mistake not, this is all that
is necessary to make him acceptable to the
authorities at the Capitol. Let those who
think better of the influences which pre-
vail there, mark our prediction. They may
place Generals Thomas, johnson, Donaldson
and Judge Lawrence in one end of the bal
ance-we will put It, Shane, formerly of
the rebel service, in the other, and we ven
turp me weighs them down