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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-11-28

IxtoRfAsF TAI DssIsids IA case has
Just been decided 10 Cincinnati. which
m,y interest persons in every part Of the
country. The publishers Of the Cincin
natl Enquirer we're assessed on sSl 600
10 greenbacks which they had on deposit.
and refused to pay the tax on the amount.
The County Treasurer brought suit to
tecover the tax. snd the Court has decided
,h.. grernbsets are BOT : form Of Gov.
ernmeut loan. aud lie al o'hss loihs o!
the United States. are exe1ipt from
State taxation.
Let everybody turn their property into
greenbacks. Then they will have no taxes
to pay. AID besides. grecnbscts are moi
bad to have about the house.
eE The St. Joseph Herald is aar,
more gradually e'iging around Id the Il.
publican side. It has even got 20 fsl
along as to publish Nssby's letters
What is it after? Does it want to b.
the Grant organ Of North West Missouri
or. is it trying to win the confidence o
the Republican party. that it may be en-
sbled TO sell it out. ami carry the ST. 10
seph city election in favor Of the rebel
again
Ew Tho Lesvenworth papers hav
again commenced telling how the inter
ests Of that city and Of the balance Of tn
State are identical. aud that they ougll
all to be friends, anil assist each other
This blarrey means that Leavenwort
wants a bridge acrosa the Missouri. an
wants the coming Legislature to gran
S:a,e aid in building it. in violation &
the Constitution.
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-11-28

E Burnett's Cocosins for the hair 10
oil that it elsims to be- Chicago N~
Corenans.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-11-28

Coop Cooks.-Lsdies. if you would
Be known as good cooks. and would
s~oid tho modification Of having poor
bsseait for tea when you have company.
uss D. B. De Land & Co.'s Best Chem
icaf Saleratxs, and that only.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-11-28

EE The correspondent Of the Chicago
Tribune. who writes that the peopls o.
ksnsas are in isssA OF free trade and re.
pudiation, (thst is bis mssning. in plain
langxage.) knowingly ISLANDERS them. II
be knows anything about them and il
he does not. he dishonesty places them
in false position. We believe that d.
r. Anthony has got the gresnback and
British free trade crotehet in his brain. and
is ruzning wild over it; and he is proba-
bly, the correspondent Of the Tribune. or
the correspondents adviser. But he lacks
three or foar Of bsiag ths people Of X AN
sss.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-11-28

% Fitz Green Halleck. tho poet. il
dead.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-11-28

EF The Congressional COMMITTEES
having reported in favor Of impesching
the President. the Rouse is now preparing
to stop al cracks and crannies Of escspe.
by patching up laws for the occasion. so
that they can csrry the business through.
The Swedss formerly made taeir owe
clocks and watches. and also made the
tools with which the werk WAS doae. Il
was labor of years. snd msny q man
died before he had his tools ready to 20
to work. We are afraid Congress will
have such an extensive kit OF tools to pre-.
pare. that the terms Of tine members %
we'll ss that OF the President will expire
before they are ready to commence the
work Of impeachment.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-11-28

A NItk BEoIsS.xG The nsw-psrty
tbst is proposed 10 this State. will bs q
rare concern. judging from the way it
starts ont. Just thiak Of it's principal
organ being souaucted sy ssbel symps-
thi.iug sneak, who "wsitsd and Watched
over the border" from Cansds. during
the war who has endssyorsd to fasten
himself upeu the Republican party in
Kansas, in. order to kilt IL; and Who.
with bis hsng dog expression. ssnuot look
an honest man square 10 the eye. Aud
the chief spou'er Of the party. an seotis.
teal fool. who ought to be placed in .
luns,ic asylum. TO make the other fools
ashsmed Of Themselves. and excite them
to efforts to become sane. that they might
escape bis company. Then set the edi-
tor to blowing mp his own paper as the
Herald of Kansas. and claiming the cred
it Of every great measure that men ol
brains originate; and put the fool on the
stump. to smuse the rabb'e by acting the
clown. sad TO tell what q great man he il
-wonldn', they soon rally big party
and a respectable party, to follow thsil
lead
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-11-28

HERxIrAaE VISEYARD.-We direct at
tention to the advertisement of J. r.
Pierce. of the Hermitage Vineyard. ad-
joining this place. He has very large
qusntity of gssps viues. of the best vari-
cites, in No. l condition. which he offers
for this Falls and next Springs planting.
Mr.. Pierce makes ths Grape bis speciality.
He has had long experience in its cul.i-
vstion. and buyers are sure to get meme
but the best vines. Everybody in this
country should have grape vines, and
should procure them at the Hermitage
yinsyard. 1t is home institution. the
vines are offered cheap. and Mr.. Piercs
hes spent much money, time and labor
ia getting up q good stock Of plants.
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fs,..c.xesf coxs,rrEr -rki. Com.

fvpyAcHNeSF COMMITTEE This COM
mi,tss have 1t length reported. They
make thres separate reports. The ma.
iority report. signed BY Messrr. Bout
we'll, Thomas. Williams. Lswrencs. and
Churchill, sets forth an array OF INSIDE
nesuors and violations of the Canstitn-
tion by the President, and closes with .
resolution that be be impeached. The
first minority report. signed by Messrs.
Wilson snd Woodbridge. Rspublicsns.
as.rrts that thu evidence fails to convict
the Prssinent Of any crime for which be
can be impesched. harps upon the tech
nicsli,ies Of the CON mon law Of England
says that the Presidents offences have al
been political. such as are tried at thu
ballot box, and closes with . resolution
that the Committee be discharged from
further consideration Of the question. aht
that the subject be laid upon the table
Messrs. Marshall and Eldridge, Demo
Gratis. make tho second minority report
consisting principally Of political moon
shine.
There is considerable excitement il
Washington over this question. and th
general impression seems to be that th
Houso will vote to send the President be
fore the Senate for impeachment. Mem
bers who have hitherto been averss 4
impeachment. hsvc expressed their inten
tion Of sustaining the msjprity report O
the Committee.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-11-28

HeILowAY's PMLs.-DETHRNrNATIoN
OF Bloop TO HEAD.-Imprudsnce or neg
lsct of health is taptamount to construc-
tive suicide-the penalty, . short, quick
struggle, aod an instantaneous death.
All who are Of full habit or subject to sp-
oplectic or efileptic fits. should never be
without supply Of these invaluable med
icinss, as they will End safeguard in oc-
cssiousl doses ofthom. In every instance
they have been attended with the most
successful results. Sold BY all Druggists.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-11-28

ADVICE FaEE. Tbs friends of female
suffrage feel encouraged BY the late vote
Of our State. and express their dotertnin,
alton to try the question again. As one
Of them. we venture bit Of advice
When the time approaches. let oil the ar,
rangemeuts for the campaign be made s'
the beginning. especially in the matter o.
funds for defraying expenses. There viii
then be DO necessity fos csnvasssrs to psddl'
out tracts after thcir speeches. to levy con.
tributions wherever they go. or to connect
themselves withtrsvetlins concert troupes
All these things too much resemble th'
business OF rsising funds for the benefit ol
the poor, bsnishted heather. or of making
.raise to replenish the rxcheque' Of th'
canvassers. aud has . tendency to disgus
the public.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-11-28

bers who have hitherto been averse to
impeachment, have expressed their inten-
ton Of sustaining the majority report Of
the Committee.
"DENoREsr The Christmas Mum
Der Of this unrivslled magazine is receiv-
ed. aud is really gem. Its engravings
and stories are excellent; it's "Christmss
Dinner" which is illustrated, looks good
enough to eat. and is accompanied with
proper receipts for cooking it.
We notice several additions. in this nam
Der, of interest to ladies. One of which
is the enlargement OF the already con-
piete Fashion Department. and Of large
page Illustrations OF bonnets, cloaks. and
children's costumes. The pattern sheet
is very valuable one. being printed on
both sides. A feature of the fashions is
originality. and, therefore. Of special val
ne to American ladies, who want prscti-
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Wo sincerely think the best investneB.
man can make bis wife, just now,
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TIE CHlEDREx's HoUR. EDITED BY Z
s. ARTHUR-The December number
completes the frs, year OF tkis Magazine
for the little ones. which hrs attained a
degree Of snccsss r,rely. il ever. easnalled
by periodical of its class in so short 9
time. The publishers. in issning the rst
nnuber, said that it sbonid be "as bean
tiful as the best Typography and the best
artists in the country could make it,"
and they have kept their word to the let.
ter AS to the reading matter. it is uni.
versally conceded to have been unequal.
lcd in purity end Interest.
+ For the new year, the publishers prom
Use increased elegance and excellence. il
thst be possible. The number for Jsnu-
ary. 1868. they announce as a Holiday
Number. and say that it will be the most
beautiful number Of q Juvenile Magazine
ever published. 1t will be ready by first
December. Az sample copies may be
had for ten cents. every one who desires q
good Magazine for his children should
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AE g8TL1 well Made,

Farmer Moore end Murphy met recently,
and MocIe Inquired Of MutpLy as to health,
crops, sc. VIZ ~
70 which Murphy replied that all wsa
wei, except tho dogs had nearly destroyed
bis Gue Gock Of sheen.
Why" saya Meore, "donot your neigh
Eors nd themselves OF the worthless curs2'
but you know how that is, neighbor
Moore, there are always some unprincipled,
se .ish people III every neighborhood, who
have no regard for the public GOOD, or the
injury they 90 to otbeIs, provided they can
indulge thcit whimg."
w eli Murphy, such people deserve to
be tr,attd Ike ,heep.kiiling dogs. y & .%5* 5
At this IOipt The conversation turned
upon political sffatirs, aud Murphy inquired:
"Nei}, Moore, what doyou think Of Con-
gresz, the Negro Suffrage proposition,
Banks, Polde, Isxs, aud Radical policy
generally" . g4e.F.rgs a-s. > erg
Murphy, we hare led many bitches at
this subject snd have always fattcred my
self that got the better Of you: but must
confess | am good deal annoyed at he
turn affairs lave faker. Congress has 40.
ted badly; these Banks are diets, supported
at an expene e Of twenty millions per year
by the people, without the least profit to
usi Bond holders are reaping the profits OF
our farms Taxes ere becoming oppressise4
aad as tol NrFso Suffrage I'm utterly op-
posed to.thst auG will vote against il. s,
Glad 10 Team il, Moore; you begin to-
gee n'e'tcrs II TIE yiekt lehr, sad am
rui Y glad to know that you are going tofaa
Us II, bri elrg matters &c rights. .agsa ..f
NO hmpty ycu need not pnt ne down.
a DemocrQt; she'll vote ?ca1tts the amend
meut but will vote orr ticket -" rH. Ha8
But, Moore, II yon are opposed to Rad.
ical measures, yea vii ggta!mIy net Vote
lor men ThotIpnF thep:'
Il eouo,s | iiSapDroye Of the Radicl
policy, bgt | viii vote for the ticket, and
holc for change Gm not going to vote
with the Democrats aa s
Now, Moore, you are opposed to sheep
killing" ..'' go $500. .. -
OF oourc / am, and think all sheep
killing dogs ought to be dispatched at once,
and moreover that 30 good citizen will keep
dogs OF doubtful character about him.
'Very we'll Now you acknowledge the
Radieal- have been kjiiWg sleep and are
stjll after the hock, End yet you refuse to
help us drive thein IF because they are goaf
dogs. y -....-e..,.
Moore walked off mumbling to himself,
',wyll it locks that way; but as | helped hiss
the dogs on hate to help drive them off,
All that bothers ME is my sheep are in the
dock Ii it was oar dogs end ut4, sheep
could stand it. But our dogs and our sheep
makes uIc feel like saying. git OUT. ,"
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NEW SERIES---VOLUME g. NO. /.

II it took abount ninety years to prove
that oue third of our people ale incapable
Of self government. how long will it proba
by take 10 demonstrate that the balance are
in the same hx? And then Shat. Oh!
Now wonder If any Of the Radical begin
to feel as il that fact were already demon
strated. let NE see. If the people of the
South ara Rebels, and incapaDla of self
government, aud the Gpvelameut is trans-
ierrsl to the Negroes for that reason, and
the sane right of government is at tho
Fame .iraa transferred to the Negroes iu the
North, II not thai virtual admission that
we are in the same FIX?
| ryckcn it does. Then according to
thst, W are all excepting the Negroes, in
capable OF self government. rHrE.
"7he jestgf tie riae at The last Of the
feast and / suppose This is how came to
be Radical TIE further the darker; but
] SCI our for daylight, and III never vots
for Negro Suffrage until | find out moro
satisfactorily than that how / came TO be =
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a MagR Over One kAaazauaeaa and
kGuT Wears Of Age, .a

Baltimore boasts OF one OF the most re-
maTkaule cases OF Longevity IN the country.
Persons VINO are IN the habit OF traVersing
Calvert street may have frequently observ-
ca at the corner OF 'fat ana Mulberry street
q, very elderly gentleman quietly seated on
a char er Ieisuiely preWenadng IN the Vi
cinity, regarding attent!yely every object
Th'ch passes HIM, and, though mostly retl-
cent vet ,Pfompt to reply to any remarks
addressed to him' There he enjoys the
qu4"t ahu rrpoSe OF old age Iooking OUT
upon the world more than a century older
wren he WIS htst usflored INTO 1t. Our an
clent illSpd name IS Joi.n + tits. tie was
bpm at BIcody Run, IN ,Bedtmd d County,
lenn., IN l762, and Is, Therefore. now IN
the one iIunuled and fifth year OF his age.
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A MINERS LOVE STORY.

pit village. Her eyes were OF the sweetest
blue her cheeks were Ike rose; and you
might have thought her brown hair was
the finest silk. Then she had a figure Ike
a fairy, il was so trim; and with waist You
could almost span. | loved Nelly, but. @,
for that, all the chaps of The village wer
of the same mind, and she might lave had
her pick OF us; tie worst of it was, she
treated us all alike, ard wouldn't lo0k. at
onn more than another She had smile
for every body, and was always good temper
ed, but there it ended; and, somehow, none
of MS could screw up courage 70 try her
further don't know hDw often thought
II over 1t came into my head the first
Tim in the incoming, and there it remained
the lat thing at night. when it either kept
me awake, or haunted my dreams. At last
it took rossesSon Of me. No matter where
Twas digging, or blasting, or tunneing;
above ground, or down in the pit; my
thoughts turned on Nelly, and from being
the merriest fellow il the village, | Just
came to be The dulest, One mwning there
was no work in the pit for my gang, because
the viewer wanted that part ot' the seam
shored up, and it struck me, all al once,
that | would have it out With Nelly, so |
rlale myself smart, and ret out, walking
as tiilk as If it was wager. o YGu may
think it conceit in ma. bat can say that
was then as clever a chap to look atas you
would ofJen see, and | kuaw i'll For all
that. | began to walk biz slow when |
caught sight Of Mrs. Glover's cottage, and
tlt'' ". Ivy No - IN ~ Via IL snn,
lns. 80. 49, nt Najlr hrs6F 'cbe n var loni,
cG'e "'s; muT -'e'y !" ~ 49, ,,;,,,Ia' ~
ca p,'t''1' ',,Id,n, ,'IJ I 'Io iasiti ny sr;r;t
i'1'I a. ,',,+, ,-a'a 4 :, .,,.to tnr
.'''.t '1 WA 4 i,'ot ~, ateo, o.
u, nil' at,.:,,,,',,e} Sort ri Won
'''t s.SrnI' Sti,I' - ;E,,ttt tt.;. .o;4 A,,d
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'hF,f 'T | n.",,i;W ; .,,a n;.h T.nI9o -bo
- ,;,,.i,. "';t L',."9 "'s' N'.
City tT Iy'H,"''' 25,
y%I" :. 1,.-., :, ,,,, ,,;.. .hou so,, 4
T', 4G l. unTn :" ,',f t'' ,i '1' ~, m ,,,,,a
Is '"G9t N'i''! 'taN' s ni"'',,' ~, y, ,,
~ 1u nnNen l~a,1 "a :@@''iks","e .,-.,.a, nH
Sor touhtU !" lily y 's II '''' "o"'" - !"
me ,Sa"uS'';;, !, o,s,r,roa s.oad,,;nr now
X, no. a",T1' ,IJ e,, S,.'',S nn ,"9' ,To "J
ma, '1onsnSl o"uip o''ti't"; ''eri o, ,Io M
II ,l liSna ~ ~ W mS5s,n .',"u "o" """ nv hs
n'o women oI ,"e slilaEa H'f' ~ w" !! W
losing lor p3W up every ~ .hS ~ @ sm' SGn,'
w1en Ilit'e,s ,t'nns ,iotg ~" 5 ean'';, VI j.
! ha'c' sunif !, ~ ~" ''''''' ''''''' -'~''''
u aho"s s, h'Ss|.l t,o,. sow. ,ho,
NiH G1Nf '1' 1"np'Hrt 'E iG4H, s """' i, - -
hrr chevk @ lloSen 1a up ''Nc d il"'ne' anu n'i
eye "fneo away. .uat N,l
D@ you k'lo" "mIt tiI wan. W y N NeiI
'y | Went On, "'S,' ., you "ih' i, l"f 49,
can 'e'I It, u Is Ho'e 'l'"'' l. ""s" a",
word l9T; lio# l rove you nov IVY aig
always bt;o'e me, now an c.a"su u',u nia'f III
apoht you! h"T 'Hou&n l, I oi'' 'SnS a.,
want TO, mere | S'oiio, ''n a'' "ou'o" ',''
change VITA KING, you II tahG he as L
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a BIRD IN THE HAND.

In the hand-futtering fearfullv,
Lonely and helpless--pOor little thing!
In the peeping out cheerfully,
Two together, gayly they sing.
Why is it best to have one in the hand?
Father, tell mel can't understand.
Rest it is because you have hold of il;
Child, it's only figure of speech!
Sunset shines, You look at the gold of it,
Knowing well it is out of youI reach;
But tho sixpeuse your g'dmother gave,
Yours it is, to spend or to save. .
All, that sixpensei already I've done with it
Never a penny with me will stay.
If could buy bu an inch of the sun with it
might look al it every day.
Father, the birds shall stay in their nest!
Things that we never have are best
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JOHN iii. MANNER,
MANWIF Ad,TEfEPEUp ANR EsEAE

IVH Err in TOBACCO, Snuff and Cigars,
Market St., Cadiz, Ohio. Has everything
in, the Tobacco line, which he is pre-
pared to furnish to the public, at wholesale
or retail, at the most reasonable rates. =
His Cigars, of every kind from the
"Stoga' to the finest grades-are the 3best
ever offered in this market. Hanna Il
Cos. Premium Chewing 'robacco--the best
article in the country always on hand.
Killikinnick, am all kinds of Smoking
Tobacco, kept eonsta lily. Let all lovers
OF the weed call and examine. ~ assh %
90, i',t" .t-t p 2" Jan. H. 1S66-ly,
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MESS M. T.. QUlGLEY,

HAVING purchased the right Of selling
Madame Doris French Chest System Of
Dress Cutting for Harrison and Guernsey
counties, will be found at her rooms on the
corner of Warren street, opposite Lem
mons Boarding House, where she will be
prepared at all times to leach every variety
Of Cutting for Ladies and children; also
Pants and Shirts. Ladies will find this
model Indispensable. No fitting required.
Dress making continued as rsu6l,
Fn .ca ,u..n =. May20, emo.
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.TOEyE g. pESRCE.

A TTORNFy AT law, ANB AU-
"a TI0HIZED Military Claim Agent
Caiiz, Ohio. collects all Glasses Of Claims
against the United States or the &dte OF
Ohio. Also authorized Military Clnlm
Agent, Cadiz, Ohio, for the colectionof wild
flcws and soldiers increased pension and
Hounty and all classes of Military claim.
OFFIcg-Over the First National Ia K
Elrec' plainly,
lste Gel 9H'f Regt. o. Y. I. Cadiz; Ohio
July,3.
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s. B. SnOTXy ELL,
TTNWNEY ar LAW. CAME

~ 4 q
IA OHIO Continues to practice in IIur-
riRon and adjoining counties, and gives es-
pecial and prompt attention to Collecting,
business of Executors and Administrators,
Guardians, Wards, Partitions, Sales of
lands, Settlement of Estates, Titles to
Real Estate Convevancing, Suits at Law
and in Chancery, Looming and Investment
of Money, and all other professional busi-
ness placed in his charge. ..
Ma He Is Agent for the State Bank 0 f
Ohio and others, for loaning money. &c.
wa Office in Georges Corner, Main Street
Jan. 25, 1855.
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a TTORNEY AT Law. SIF. AabE-
~ IS, No, No. so Chestnut Street, be-
tween 4th and 5th. PRACTICES IN TUE
Missouri STATE COURTS. Prompt atten-
tlon given TO Real Estate Litigation, and
to suits relating to Commercial Transac>
tions, Insurance. &c. Also to paying tax
es, proving titles, and all other business
entrusted to him.
Mar. 6, '67-1yr.
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JoHN VAN BUREN once sauntered into
one of the New York City courts, and seat
ed himself beside a friend who was conduct
ing an important suit. After several cues.
tons had been put and exceptions taken,
Mr.. Van Buren, thinking that the ruling
Of the bench was little odd, asked, in his
peculiar quiet way, "Who is on the other
side in this cas- besides the Ja4dge7"