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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-11-07
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN

Are ,t.al,. strong ~ t... IL, .f either II ih-sa
f,-i..- Thy MI cute every ct,- IL MARASMC>.
Wif...;.i ta.l
II td> OF r,rii icafa, have accumulated in the
lauf, off pr it4--'r. but space viii allow Of tho
pEh % hut af-w- Those. will be observed,
AZ men of aud of such stan5ing that they
be believed
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-11-07

plant. Jaul
sia. hronic OF
biiity. Chron
Disease Of the
all ID SaaSes
r Disorders
sch. or intest.
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The Orangeburg Hotel.

st the courteous request Of Mr.. WILLlAM-
foS, the proprietor Of the above house, VIC
have been through the establishment and noted
the great improvements he is making in the
prcmiscs. The house has undergone Il thorough
rc6tting, and VIC arc confident will be conduct
cd in a style which will challenge comparison
with any other Hotel in the interior for COM
fort and good fare. Mr.. WILLrAMsoN's rates
aro quite reasonable, and wo bcspcak for lin,
from the people of Orangcburs a liberal sup
port.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-11-16
I'm Equity,
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT

OKANGEBCKG DISTR1CTH
James D. Clccklcy, Exr off
Will of l.. H. CooMcr, ~
a. d. Frederick, ct. al.
I'y order made in this case the creditors Of l.. T.
Cooher. 'lcceased, will prove their demands before
me at orahgchurg hy the first day Of February
next.
Commissioners Office, Y. D;y. JAMIsON,l
;. 0rangcPIrg 6. ii. ComIhissionct:e
November 4, 1867
nov IL ''2l'4 fmnsI
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New Advertisements.

ps- SEQ Noticcin Equity.
BsSr Onion. Sets at EzEK1Hh & KonNs.
BsD- See Sheriff's Sales for December
GeE See Citations for Letters of Admins
tration. y
gD- Mr.. I. D. WotrE advertiscs 90 punches
of Yarn below the market price.
Esy- Attention is called to the advertisement
of the Commissioner i'll Equity Of Sales for
January, 1868. la.
Bag The winter season is OH ,,s, and wood is
high. Persons who have to buy wood, and
would bc economical in its use, would do well
to call OH our cntcrprisng townsman Mr.. WM.
WILLcocK and get one of those first-cuss
Cooking or Heating Stoves, MS they not only
save wood but labor, aud in these days of free
dom, when it is very hard to keep n servant,
they are more especially needed as the lady of
the house with one Of these stoves can attend to
her own cooking With the greatest case NJ.
WIiLcocK warrants every stove purchased
and from him furnishes the necessary utensils
See his advertisement in this issue and give
him call.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-11-16
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLlNA,l c.
Orangch,lrg District.

by J.. \. MrMlCIIAEI.. Esq, Ordinary.
Whereas. Margaret Cook and John W. Patterson
hath made suit to me To grant them Letters of Adj
ministraion of the Estate and effects of .Ioscpl,
Cook. deceased.
These are therefore to cite anil amonish all and
singular the kindred and Creditors Of thc said
Joseph Cook. deceased, that they l@ and appear
before me in the Court of Ordinary. tn be held at
Ornngclurg c. IT,, tho 29th day of November,
inst, after publication hereof, at | o'clock in the
forenoon, to shcw cause if any they have why tho
SAIL Administration should NOT he granted.
Given under my hanL this l2lh day Of November
tmno Domini, 1857 i. \. MCMTCiIAT
nov lG--.t q. y. d.
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The District Court

The District Court
CWMvcncd on Monday last, Julgc 1ruARE
presiding. The amount of business transacted
was considerable, and of tho usual character
coming before this District institution.
The following aro the principle eases decided
during the session:
Site VS., Dcdrick IIanc-Assaut and Bat
tuJ. Guilty..
State VS.. Catharinc CarLctt-.tssault and
Dsucry. GUILTY.
State vs. Lazarus Black-Larccny. GulLTY.
Stxtc VS. John Martin-Ass:llt and Bat
terry. Mol. rRos.
State VS.. Marshall !Anmkcr--.tssault and
Battery. NoL. Pros.
State w. Abram NJ. Dukcs-.Iss,ult and
Battery MOL. rnoa
State vs.. Lewis II. Shulcr-.Assault and
battery. Nor. rnos.
stato VIZ. William Wallins-.Issault and
Battery. with Intpnt to KILL GtlTy OF AZ
E.rLr.
Atstu VS.. Howell Co'pcr-Assault and Bat.
tery. Nor GUILTY.
State ys. Alfred Summers Assault and
Battery. Curry.
State VS.. Dorcss s.okcs-Trcspass. Nnr
GriLry.
St,tc vs. George Gravos--I.arccncy. PLEA
~ Er,,rv
State rs. Fal:ma Sallcy-Trcsp,ss. Nnl..
Inos.
State vs. Richard nawson-Assault and Bat
terry Nn. l'Ros.
State vs. Stephen Funchcss- Larceny.
Guilty..
State vi. Joseph j. Douglass-B Bastardy
Nor GrILry.
State vs.. Joseph J. Douglass-Bastordy.
Mol. pRos.
State ,s Sambo Princc-Larccny. Gun
~
~ viatste VS. Francis Wnnnnmakcr-A Assault
\ md Battery. PI.EA or Guilty..
State vs. Dorcas Stok es-Trcsrass. Nor
tlUitrY.
State VS. Ned Dutlcr-l.arccny. Nor Gull
TY.
Stste So, Wilie' t
-...;in Jones, Lewis Jones, Amos
zones and Moses Hagool-(rand Larceny.
.NoL,P Paos.
State 81, Isaac Nurehison--frand Larceny.
GGlLry.
:, Az,ate xs. ki,,s. Livingston. Viii livinGston.
Jerry LiyjsGston, Rufus i'ou,
Stade @s D Frank Wilson, and George
l'raser-Trespass. ID. Frank Wilson. Guilty.
vGcorse Fraser Nor GUILTY.
State W. Eliza shingt.,h-1,arccny. NoL.
1'Ros.
State rs. Daniel Murphy-Horse Stealing.
Nor GUILTY.
Stutc VS.. I9r ipSA AIurrhy-Larccny. Plea
Of GuILrY.
State W. Daniel Eclder-I.arccny. GUILTY.
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! LEGAL NdTHo&s.
Sheriff Sales

by virtue of sfiIdry wriis 0f s.; fa to me directed
will sell to the highest bidder, III Orangeburg
e CoHrt House, on the first yfiaSysfh Daea{nBer
next, for cash the following property viz,
One Tract Of Land containing forty.twg acres
moro or less, adjoining lnndsof{ &. is.,iadkia1d II.
cosswe'l, levied on n the property IF FpyiERsst.
., ALSO
Cotton, lot Of nngined Cotton, 400 babNelJ Com
Yore or less 5000 pounds Fodder more or E;eas 400
bushels Rice more less, and other articles, levied
on us the property Of Mrs. Ann c' Anife W.T. 4hc
snit Of J.lH IL. Ahdrewsa sanlC s. Dali, mislo s;ds
a. ALSO a.a llsvo s,iusry9
on as the property OF la .ff at tic ldif u ykl
Keller and d. W. Smell. ,ij. .i Ia ,av!9garsds
o., Sheriff snsri,i,s : oHT|eo, q ~. MH,ipgkEs4y
November u, 1867 y ii99hs Eaiq.edifg
nov lG tglF, Mr. y7,s;.,iSd
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-11-16
Report OF the Charleston Cotton Mar.
ket for the Week Ending Nov. II.
Rr2~f~1 fir tie O.mmy,hr.y .N.rs Ly

H3"ff"" J"r me Ofhyfh"'y .\"Ts TN
". WALTON SMITH. COTTON FACTOR.
On Friday. The first day of the week. now uu,lcr
review. our market opened with good demand; AMI
closing firm, with advance "f ,c on last week :
Iuointi"na. The demand Saturday was nrlu-
rate, hut became more active towards the close of
the day with an additional Improvement Of lr On
Monday the market opened quiet. and prices ccanc
easier during The ,lay in sales. the extent If
IT,. The market was very active OIL Tuesday and
although mnfavniablc news WAS received from Liy
crlool Of Ill decline the prices of the day previous
were maintained On Wednesday tho market was
quiet with declining tendency, prices during the
day having fallen of y full 10. The market he
came quite active ON Thursday. hut owing to mn
favorable Foreign news. prices declined from to
!c. Sales 70. the wcc: about 5000 bales We
quote
Low Mil'lling. ng........................1G
Mtdling. .............................1fJ
Strict MlldllnS..".,,...,..... .......1GiMl7
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NOTICE

rs llEHERY GIVEN THAT APPLICATION WILL
hc made in three months from date. to the re-
spcct,c t'oriurnioi, below named. for remcw':! nf
Certificates of Shares of South Western Railroad
Bank Stuck. ! Shares "f South Carolina Railroad
Stock. whic, the rrol,crty Of Miss Elizabeth
Rckcnlakcr. now deceased. and were lost or de
sirnyc'i during HE ;ccen: ":.r
Ornngehnrg. $. c., DONALD Il. BARTON,
Sept 2S. 1867 Administrator.
sept 2S lam :m
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Il Y M E N E A l..

MAnnIEn-On the 2itl, October, 1867, by the Rev.
Vim. ll'ti". Mr. ID. w. CROOK to Miss MARY ANN
c. lIAlGLER. All of Orangcl,urg District.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-11-16
= HEAD CHOICE STOCK CAT

= AiEIAIp V'IHUESE SlONN CAT.
| tIc.---i Cows capable Of giving over two gal
Ions milk per day, each Ycarngs--all fat.
Also good two Horse Wagon anil Harness, iron
axle and City made. second hand Carriage and
FAIRNESS. Apply tO W. OAKAIAN.,
Near Eustcrlins Mills
nov I'm Orangcburg District
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LOCAL ITEMS.
SATURDAY MORNING, NOV, 1o, 1867
Church Elections.

The following gentlemen were elected OIL
Saturday tho 9th inst, Stewards of Eastern,
Olangc Circuit:
D. J.. CoNNoR Recording Steward
is. FuNcnEs District Steward
\. NJ. SMELL.
b. w. SNELr~
F.G. CARx.
LP. COLLIER.
a. J. RupLE
Il. G. COLLIER.
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COnsignreS per South Carolina Railroad
Remaining in the Depot to Date.
Dr. II. ". Bates. j. Strom.n, J. II. Fielder, u. c..
Rowe, J. d. Smoke. & Livingston, ID. Smukc u.
Dantzlcr, y. Smoke.
Per- E.yrcss.
DR.. Frederick.
In accordance with orders received frpm the Su-
rcrintcn'cnt, Storage will hereafter be c!uryc,l on
Goods remaining in the Dcp"t for unreasonable
length Of tine. ". G. MEREDITH
Agent.
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onAxuEnunc Dlsrriniictr. Dlriiict1r2 .1swof
- ID u.fe
Charles b. Glover et' al Va. Bill fsr Grad
Jno. l.. Glover Ct al Partition. .,iods
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COMMERCIAL.
OrricE or rng OnAxcrnrna NEWS,

l.rwiSviLLr. :. G. Nor. If.
corToN.-l:7 bales shirrc'! il;< week.
COES.~-17 bags s:;irlD.l .'urln. the s.,mc time.
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jeremiah, Riley.

S. Nj. Kcmmcrlin and s. S. IIaiglcr,l \
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-11-16

A I.AlsY rs DESTROYS or OH
IN TANNING Situation as TEACHER, either
~ u Family. or in School. She is coidpctcIt to
Teach The English Branches, and Music both on tho
Piano and Guitar. The best oq rcfcrtffccs can 81,
given, if required. Address, El H..
Care Holmes Book House.
'tl lo--tf tharlcsttM, S. G.,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-02-07

UNLocKINa THE RocKs.-The great
cost of silver and gold arises not SO
much from their scarcity in the earth. as
the difficulty Of extracting them from
their stony combinations. DR.. j. G.
Aver. the well known chemist of Msssa.
chusetts, has cut this gordien knot. Az
ter having merited and received the graf.
itude of half mankind. by his remedies
that cure their diseases, be is now win
ming the other half. by opening for them
an easy road to the exbsustless treasures
of the bills. He has discovered and pub.
lished q chemical process, which renders
at little cost, the hardest rocks and ores
friable like chalk, go that the precious
metals are loosed from their confinement,
and easily gathered. Mines too poor to
pav, may be worked at profit now, and
the yield Of rich mines is largely incress.
ed. while the cost Of extracting the met.
ais from the ore, is diminished. Either
is great achievement. to enrich man.
kind, or cure their diseases. But we are
informed our celebrated countryman ad.
heres to the latter as his specially and
chief ambition.-Bufalo Sentinel.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-02-07

NAssY.-Nasby's letter. on our 6rst
page. we regard as the best that he has
yet written. Hitherto. bis essay ys..havs al
been illustrations Of the connection be-
tween Dem ocracy and the nigger bat
this letter is keen home thrust in anoth.
er direction. It is graphic illustration
Of the attitude Of the Republican party.
which. claiming TO be the friend Of the
negro, is too cowsrdly to give him the
rights which belong to freedom. lest it
should clash with public prejudice. and
weaken the party. The consequences is.
the negro is left in a worse fix than
when he was in slavery. The whites
are now under no obligation to protect
them. end they are not allowed to protect
thenselves. Nssby hss now struck .
lead where he can make It tell. Let him
follow II up vigorously. and the good ef-
feet will soon be visible.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-02-07

without dsiguiug to visit his beloved
home. Perhaps be will spend his money
elsewhere, and trouble Kansas no mors
until his funds ere again low. and o good
Office opens up.
These remarks are based upon charges
made against Lee by bis recent warmess
friends. strengthened BY general appear
ances. II we are in error. we shall cor.
rect when convinced Of the fact. But &C.
rionsly. is it not time to give the go-by
to those persons who are always busy
running" parties and Counties. and
forcing public opinion? We now see
the result of their work. Why not stick
to friends who have always been true to
home interests, and have been among and
Of the people Of Kansas through good
and evil times Why run wild after
every adventurer who comes slong to
speculate on our confidence? Above all.
we trust that never sgain will any tier oI
neighborhood of Counties league togeth'
er under pledges that will bind them tt
some designing demsgogue, under th'
plea of common interests. when he really
cares nothing for their interests, bu
wishes to uss them for his own purposes
Elect tried and true men, and trust t,
them to look utter our interests and d.
what is right.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-02-07

Moral SUAsIoN ON A WNxEBAeo.-
Several Of our village Nimrods recently
had their guns disappear in mysterious
manner. They soon became convinced
that Winnsbsgo Indian who had been
prowling ground. was in some way con.
nected with the legerdsm ain performances.
One day last week they arrested him. and
threw him into the Cslaboose. and after
wards guarded him in shop over night.
But all this having no effect. they next
morning took him ont sni swung him
up by the neck until he was in plain view
of the happy hunting grounds. Having
. partinlity for bunting grounds not quite
so happy. he made sign TO signify tha,
be was convinced ; and on being let down
aud permitted to ventilats his lungs. be
led the way to his wigwam. mp the river
and delivered the missing guns to thsil
owners. There is nothing like cosxine
these simple children Of the forest.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-02-07

VEHALIrY.-The st. Louis Democrat
publishes On editorial on the venslity Of
the Kansas newspapers. 1t says they
we're. with few exceptions. all bought up.
during the Senatorial contest and it
winds up with the remark that it has no
doubt the whole tribe will raise howl
over this charge. We. being one Of the
exceptions. will simply saessst thst such
. charge comes with bad grace from the
Democrat. II there was buying. the
Democrats pet candidate. Pomeroy, did
Is much Of it As any one elss. And IS
to venal papers. the Democrat stands nm.
rivslled this side of New York. It's We.
nality is a, great as that Of the New York
Herald. bat its ability and influence not
being near so great. it has to b content
with smaller sums Of money. Why.
there is not an important election but the
Democrat sells its influence for money
We all remember how bitterly it assailed
Lincoln. in 1864. and how it suddenly
wheeled into bis support. 1t was paid
$50. 900 out Of the National Republican
fund to support the Republican nominee
for President. 1t now occupies q splsn.
did new Office. built with the proceeds.
1t sold out to Jim. Line. the same year.
to use its influence in favor Of his re cleo.
tion to the Senate. 1t received pay from
Pomeroy, this Winter. for supporting
bim. As it sold ont to the enemies o.
Senator Trumbull. in Illinois. to help de.
feat his re-slection-which. il our memory
serves Us rightly. did not succeed to any
alarming extent. The Democrat is ,
nice prostitute to teach virtue.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-02-07

BANaUEr 10 Gov. CARxEY.-A nom.
Der Of the friends Of Gov. Carney gsvs
him . Banquet. at Lsavsnwortb, on lest
Tbursdsy evening. ct which hs made q
speech, announcing HE withdrswal from
politics. he expressed uuf6ltsripg dsvo-
tion to Radical priseiplss. and reviewed
his record IS 0ovsrnor-siving ssps-
cial attention to the negro suffrage clauss
which be erased from bis Isst message.
In speaking Of home interests. be pro.
posed that the Indian Reservations from
which the Indians are about being remov.
ed. be gobblsd up BY Railroad Compa'
nies. as the last chance for land grab.
for the bsne6t Of spectators and to the ex'
clusion Of settlers.
For his political misfortunes. Gov
Carney has only himself to blame. Al
Governor. bis popularity was immense,
and with prudent course. it would bavt
carried him to any position be desired
But he made tricksry and corruption biz
strong points : be plseed himself in tht
hands Of siysters, who bled him and ru.
insd him be acted in bad faith toward
bis friends, and boneAt up his enemies
he entered into lsssde with his bittsrss,
opponent. at time when that opponen,
had arrayed himself in opposition 10 thu
Republican party. and was attempting tc
break it down. The result of all thss,
things was, that Carney. on l.st Thurs
day evening. preached his own funera
sermon.
For the mar. VIC feel sorry. howevel
fortunate we may regard bis defeat. H,
has energy. liberality. and many traits t.
admire. No man is better calculated t,
make himself popular. and by pursuing
straightforward. honorable course. b
could command almost any position i,
the State. We trust that in his retire
ment he will take reviewof his past po
liticsl life. deAect the mistakes and tn
impropristies. and otherwise prepare him
self to avoid the breakers. when the peo
pie may again have occasion to deman,
his services.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-02-07

E The ancient quarrel between F..
P. Baker. Of the Topeka Record. and j..
F. Cummings. Of the Leader. has broken
out sfresh, and has resulted in the renew.
al oi::the old libel suit. Baker. it seems.
has his say and "does bis do" outside Of
his paper while Cummings charges and
raves through the columns of the Leader
thus giving the public but one side Of
the fight. Baker publishes Gard noti-
Tying the public that be has commenced
suit for libel against Cummings while
Cummings. among great deal Of out-of.
place matter in his columns. threatens
to whip Baker for interfering 10 bis busi.
ness. It is interesting. all round the
circle.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-02-07

~ A party of Wlnnebagoes. who
have for some time past been eucamped
on the river bottom, q mile or so above
town. have fandsngocs almost every
night, and the dulcet notes OF their music
6nd their way to the ears Of our citizens.
The Iowss say that these Winuebsgoes
are tuning themselves up to take the war.
path against some tribe on the plains. in
in the Spring. 1t may net be amiss to
keep an eye or two peeled in that dirsc-
tion,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-02-07
NERVOUS AND SICK HEADACHES, Cav

NERvoUs AND SICK HEADAcREs. CAu-
sEs AND CuRE.-Nervous and sick head.
ache are induced BY indigestion, costive-
ness. foul stomach. and torpid state Of
the liver. Persons suffering from these
complaints should avoid. as much as pos.
sible. the too free use Of spirituous and
malt liquors. coffee and tobacco. and
keep the bowels open, BY small but fire.
quent doses of RoBAcK's Blood PlLLs.
and pursuing . regular course of habits,
when they will dnd they never fail to re-
move the difficulty.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-02-07

HoLLowAY's Pills AND OINTMEEr.-
Facts for the Ailion.-By Q recent en-
actment of the French government. these
medicines are admitted free of duty into
al ports Of France. They are extensive
ly employed in oil the public and militia
ry hospitals throughout the Empire.
The Emperor has signi6sd bis spprecis-
tion OF their virtues in an autograph let
ter. to Dr.. Holloway. During the late
Campaign in Italy. large quantities were
used for the wounded at Bresecis and
Montechisro. Sold by all Druggists.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-02-07

~ The Senate has confirmed the
nomination of the shystsr. d. H. Heath.
% Secretary Of New Mexico. Heath has
long been boring the President for some
thing. no matter what. big or little. 90
that it was an Office. The Senate takes
some strange freaks. 1t defeats compar.
ativsly unobjectionsbls measures. and rs-
iects appointments which are ss decent as
can be expected under the circumstances.
while it confirms such unmitigated pukes
as Heath.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-02-07

"OuR YOU'VE FoLKs."-A series OF
articles has Just been commenced in this
valuable publicstion. under the general
title of Round the w orld joe" These
articles are written by gentleman Of
great experience as 40 author and traveller.
and it is believed that they will prove The
most informing. entertaining. and brill
liant yet given in any periodical for
young people. The fret. devoted to en-
ecdotes and facts sbout China. is contain.
ed in the February number, which also
includes an outdoor essay on the timely
subject OF exercise. There can be found
no more useful work for young people.
than this Magazine.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-02-07

~ We infer. from the tone Of oil the
editorials in the last number Of the Otta.
va Home Journal. that its editor was
recently cand didate for the United States
Senate. bot on various accounts was not
slected-principslly. because our people
are not yet disposed to avail themselves
of the services of their most talented,
competent and upright men. Mr. Ksl.
loch is really man Of 6ne talent. but
modesty is not the disease that be will
die of.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-02-07

SUFFRAaE.-Tbe Kansas House OF Rep
resentatives has passed. in Committee Of
the Whole. the resolution amending the
Constitution By striking out The word
whit.-or. rather. the proposition is to
submit the question to . vote Of the peo-
pie. The vots against It Was fifteen. six
Of whom were Republicans. Among the
negative votes, We notice the name OF E.
j. Jenkins and W. R. Parker, Of this
County. So Mr.. Psrker hss bad an op-
portunity to strike blow sgsinst mig
ger equality"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-02-07

IT VANIsHETH AwAY.-Do our readers
all understand that the genuine Chemical
Saleratus. made by D. B. De Land , Co.,
is never eaten? In the process Of baking
it oil evsporates. leaving the bread light
and pure. It'has been initiated, but the
counterfeit is not easily disposed Of. Use
it instead Of Soda. 1t weighs l6 ounces
to the paper; others weigh IA ounces.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-02-07

AN INTERESTING WoRk.-We have
had q perfect dsluge Of histories of the Re-
bellion. from the Northern side of the
question. but now we are to have one
from the Southern side. The National
Publihhing Company. of Cincinnati, will
shortly publish . work entitled. ga His
tory of the Late Wsr between the States
Tracing it's Origin, Causes and Results. -
By Alexander H. Stephens. Vice Presi-
dent Of the Southern Coniederacy. one o!
the sblsst and perhaps one Of the fsirest
OF the Southern Statesmen, and who oc-
cupied relation to the rebellion eminent
ly fitting him to write correct history
of his side Of the question.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-02-07

~ The bill establishing impartial
suffrage in al the Territories Of the Uni
ted States, has become Law, without
the approval Of the Presidsnt-ths "Mo-
sss" who was going to lead the negroes
to the Promised Land Of FFsedoI.