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This. saws the Memphis draldnc'e, is the
,iuc NJ ono of those truly national lyrics Fa-
Their RYAN has contributed to immortality
,hropph The fand We Lore, and II ia of that
brilliant nature which will flash forth win
:. The Sword OF Robert Lee:
10 va vecp for the heroes that died for us,
who living, were true and tried for nS,
And. in death, sleep side by side for us
The MARTYR band
That hallowcd our land
with the blood they poured in tide for us
All fearless on many day for us.
They stood in the front of the fray Tor us,
And held the foemcn at pay ior as,
Fresh tears should fall
Foreyer-o'er all
Who fell while wearing the gray for us.
How MANY a glorious name for US
How many story OF fame for us,
They left would IL not be n shame for us
If their memo part
From our land and heart,
And n wrong to them and blame for us?
No no no they were brave for rs,
And bright were the lives they gave for us
The land they struggled To save for us
Cannot forget
Its warriors Yet,
Who sleep in so many grave for MS.
No no no they were slain for us,
Aud their blood flowed out IN n rain Tor us
Red, rich, and pure, on the plain for us
And years may go
But our tears VIII How
Ger the dead who have died in vain for us.
And their deeds-proud deeds-shall remain
for us, ~,
And their uames-dear names-without STAN
for us, -
And the gIories they won shall not wane for
us,
In legend and lay
Our heroes In gray,
Though dead, shall live over again for us.
KaorriUs, Tenn, March /, 1867.
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Florence correspondent gives the follow
ing neat stroke Of business: The scene j. in a
druggists shopat Foggia, in the Neapolitan
province Of Capitanaia; time, night, the
druggist having just lighted handsome silver
lamp the admiration and envy of the neigh
oofhooa, A man enters, holding his hat in his
hAnd " Mr Druggist, viii you please 10 give
lts haial OF syrupof tumarinds = says the
suans'r. "A haful of syrup, what do Won
mean : cries the druggist opening his ewes
80 Tlue. DO not mortify Inc by a refusal
anS - LII Ig' With friend just mi up nv hat
was q In.rrv f Una, Is to pay" The druggist
ana h 80 ne fetched big beuied fiasE mi M nin
t"rrad - MN w syrup which was duly trans =
ssr'tta - s,y. h."s ar wideawuke - E"',,
o'I,o' says the druggist. Scarcely ,,,a -"
WORDS Out OF his mouth, when the y, Ga .ie the
woe on hls head IL "A twinkiing the i'','ake
blown cut and carried away, whiI. ~. was
Druggist helpless and immuyahIe ~ poor
we image Of some river god with ~ IilEe
aAehhng from him on every sd. h'iiiy
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Of the Richmond Dispatch
MONTGOMERY PRESBYTERY.
FOTR TH DAY.
Bio LICK, VA, April 20, 1867.


,r,ar closing my letter yesterday, several
,,-,rs of business Were transacted.
m, committee 10 revise The standing COM
mines of Preshytery reported the following,
which We're adopted
Education ID. Mitchell, j. Il. Ramsay,
n u u Il. PAYNE, and ! ii. Holt.
puliirytfou.-Rev. l.. ii. Bianton, Rev. )
II Rice. and l.. VI. Armstrong
u,,xt,,,,s Rev. A. w. Pitzer, Rev. I. W
ucnprr. Rev l.. II. Blanton, Rev W. Ii.
crawford, and +. Johnston.
Vaixt.rjy' >upo,rt.-J +. Johnson, ]. Il. J.
Logan. T J. kirkpatrick, J. J. Wade, and
r. (. Mcclure.
COMMITTEES or EXAMINATION.
yougurgfs Rev W. r. Junkln, Rev. II. Z.
Smith, and J. II. Winston.
E,t,guI S.t,acs All AttbtDaticS. -Rev. J +.
Smith, Rev. {. \ Miller, and Rev. '" r.
Juukln. ,,,u u
u Rev. W. Powers and Rev. J i smith.
,ggrfI III S.prg Ufti Gor.rGa..at.-keN.i 1.
Hooper. J. G. Shrpperdson, and Kew. "A
Hart.
V. I. Pcnick, Rev. a. W. PIiZtr, ana heN
J. :. Grasty.
The report of the Committee on Standing
Rules was recommIttod with instructions &c
report 4 the next meeting.
Mr. III. I parwall preached his trial ser
,nnn for llccusure last night, an excellent d!s-
course from Mathew /: Il
All the parts Of trial Of Mr.. Darwall and
Mr. Barnett having been sustained ~ Satl>fac-
torv. these Young gentlemen, both Of them
rr I've soldiers throughout III" Confederate
struggle were licensed 10 preach the Gospel a.
practitioners.
Thl- morning the Committee on the Minutes
of the General Assembly reported. Your cor
respondent viii send you IL his next co!nlAu-
nlcallou this report IN full.
Tn. tree. conversation on tn" state OF r"l-
giou wlt.an the bounds OF frcsbNirfy WAS
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ne Eari OF Dunmore caught on HE 49,.
perry ia tue Isle OF Harris In he w pro
some twenty or thirty salmon; yres l.', -
MAJ NO ana Carried aii,e IN his Yacht 10 the
turned into IA lake. In the course of the $50
season Ia which they were transported il was
ascertained that some OF these very iish had
come back again, aii the way home Il circuit
OF i0rty miles At least, through the painless
waters OF the broad Atlantic, passing several
rivers ia their Journey'up which they might
have gone had they not preferred their native
stream.
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NC TRADE.

= p IL n U IhAUEs
COUNTRY MERCHANTS and others visiting me
c,tv will find my stock equa To any IN lhe Si'y'
80 orgst which viii b- found every variety OF
q" Cp,LIEGB and SCHOOL Roohs nnbiished'
Gap IETTE9 and NOTE PAPERS,
RANK BOOKS OF all sizes, ,rr-s
PYGIisH. FRsSCH, and AMERICAN INKS
and FLUIDS, ,,,o
STATES Of all sizes, from by : 10 y oy 10
WHIPPING PAPERS and TWlNE,
FAMIJ,Y PUPIL. and POCKET BlbLEs,
EVERY VARIETY oF STATION kl shaw
oil n which pledge myself 10 sell as low "a they
can he bought In any ofths northern elite,
can oo oooe r. p. TOWNSEND,
Bookseller and Stationer,
% OF sm 1878 Main street, Richmond. Va.
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DOBERT BRIGGS, BOOT AND aEsy
IL SHOE MANUPACTbsgR, no NHMS
Twelfth. between Main and FranklInV ~
streets fna kes to order LADJEs' IA d GEN
TLBMENS BOOTS and SHOES Of the best mate.
rial and workInanshlp that can be obtained, and
on terms as reasonable ar the same quality can be
made anywhere. call IL respectfully solicited
N. B.-RePairing atty doue. ~
Ep9ERT BRIGGS,
Twelfth street between Main and Franklin.
fe 2-Sm
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looking nj several pairs OF lavender coloreo
gloves in a store lately, shocked the clerk by
asking him which pair he thought the a'eh-
dcrist.
Barbec's " Coquette" has met with an acct
dent, whereby IL broke IN arm i'll two places
and a lso its nose.
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EOk SALE, n quantity OF WHITE
u OAK suitable for making slaves and Also
lMBRR for olhsr pnrposss. situated la the eoan,y
OF New Kent. convenient 10 the YORK hivsr rsit-
once. spu-b
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VIR8IyIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
December 3, 1895.


~ ~ 60 . 49, yse
GREAT SHORT ROUTE TO THE
VI NORTH, EAST, AND WEST, VA THI
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG And POTOMAC
NAIL TWICE DAILY.-ELgGAEr CARS WITH
NIGHT TRAINS, WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE-
REDUCED THRoUGH parasitic only rsilroad
routs issaing THROUGH TICKETS aud THROUGH
BAGGAGE CHECKS from Richmond TO the sitss
North, East, and Wsst.
Trains on this ROAD are now ran ~ follows: The
DAY THROU9H MAIL TRAiS iasves Richmond
daily sts.soA. NJ, Sundays excepted, arriving q
Washington At sc 4 NJ, connecting with the
gARLY AFTERNOON EXPRESS rKAiNB for lhs
HOkTH. EAST. snc WEST
The NIGHT THROuGh NAIL TRAIN, vita
gLE6ANT CARS with NEW PATENT SLEEPING
CHAIRs attached, leaves Richmond daily ST II 10
=. NJ, arriving In Washington At 50 4. NJ con.
meeting With the EARLY MORNING TRAlSs sor
CHARGE Y5R SLIPPING CHAIRS.
press packages, leaves Richmond daily tsundau
sEsssl:4l 81 J." ?. NJ. arriving In fr'dsrs"'
ThRoUaH TICKETS and THRoU0H BAGGAGE
CHECKS 10 Alexandria, Washington, Baltimore
Philadslphia, New York, Boston. and All tho prin
sipAl cities In the West.
coming South stop At Alexandra.
For further inlormatioL $40 through tickets
apply NJ the Once OF tie Company. sornsr Broaa
Ana kghth streets, Shcekos Hiu.
j. b. GsHTRY, General Ticket Agent.
sAnrsL Rrrs. Superintendent. noi
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STEAMERS.

EOR NEW YOkK-OLD DOMTNIoy
Il STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-Ths ps
splendid side wheel Steamships 4lkk
HATfERAs; s, aIsK.spER com. S6tCk
s9rRsz commander, Leave RisHm-11 -
TUESDAY and SATURDAY: Isays ,sv uv.y
every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY VIZ
THESE ships ara entirely nav ard ware h,tf, -
prsssiy Tor mis- route. They have splendid s.ia,.
ana sta,sroorn', and the Gars, attention, and ,.'
eomnodations are unsurpassed "
coods s,nlpped oy this line are landed reYnIarI,
aorth fVer) wih!n forty eight hour- ''' -
insurance effected ~ lowest rates whom org.,s,
frslghts tor points beyond Esw York Ar h..
"afdei with dispatch, and no charge made ,Yt.,,
actnal expenses Incurred 'A''Ff
The steamers for Charleston Savannah yaw n,
leans, and other southern ports ave from ths a.
joining pier All goods for thas. poitt. -.
promptly Transferred without exposure.
Agsyrs
N. D.; AcCREADY, President, ls7 Grsenwlea
SAMUEL Ayes Il co, Richmond, Va.
John u. WEST, City Point and Pstsnbu,y
7. n WEBB. Norfolk.
For freight or passage, apply TO
SAMUEL AYRgs lCO
lsH-b 1879 Cary street
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EAKSV l. +, n. c., COTTON
IL YARNs.-We are now prepared iosurply the
trade with these Justly celebrsted YARNS, assort-
ed from No. 5t0l5 We know them 10 he equal 10
any made For sale Al wholesale only At factory
prices A. Y. STOKES 4 CO,
AID l3--lm Agents for the factory
ID EFRIGERATORS ,WATER-COOis-
III Frs etc.-We have now = fine assortment ~
REPRIGER ATO RS,.s-IGEr CHESTS, lCk-EhkAM
FREEZER and fCErE4TER PITCHERS, which
we will Offer at thss68esbs prices for cash. Cali
and examine lnem ~ ota&scuRRAgT
China, Glssexg $sssSt 70 i, hi s store;
apE seTl4, kl4(8h1d Main streets
MARBLE fI-- ne and coarse
wi MAkBEE ~ EfSxteY workers and
low By |TlT ~ 80 4. 8. LEE.
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JEWELLERS. &c.

MATCHES. CLOCKS, JEWELhi'
w SILVER WARE,
GOLD WATCHER,
SILVER WATCHES, ,pwpIpy
Elegant styles of COLD u" h'
SILVER CUPS,
SPOONS,
FIvr m PnlhTED TEA SETS, ,s 49,.
Very heavy PLATED sfooNs anu
CAKE BASKETS,
Rraakfast and Dinnsr CAsToRS
BUTTER DISHES,
SALT CELLARS,
SpECTArLEs for all ages
Watches and Jewery repaired.
old Silver pure based or exchange; rNNET
mbs Tell Main street, opposite the post once:
bridal SETS OF D1 A M n "
- PEARL, AMsThl 81; ana
sTkUSGAN JEWkLhf.
DIAMOND RlSGsl
PINS and WATCHES.
rich new stock OF
Sill Y X w 4 K Z
IN cases for brila! presents made oil com ''''
speciaI attention given to the repssVVS VI
FINE WATCHES AND Jb" hhhi'
EOwLAN h CO.'S,
Co,pay Main and Tenth streets,
-, No above the Post. office.
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cMOKING TOBACCO.-We are agents
- for the following celebrated brands Of sMo-
KING TOBACCO. manufactured by Mr.. " W.
Harris, OF Louisa county, Va. W. offer this To.
bscco In quantities At the msnnfaeterer's prices.
and will be- glad 10 serve friends aud the pub
Ito via "Chsrokes,' In halt one, nd two
pound packages, " Yacht Club, In half and one
pound packages; "Goldsn Leaf In half and one
pound packages. JOHNSON AuNTr,
sp7 Pearl Block. Fourteenth street.
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NEW BOOKS.
~ A JOURNEY To AS4ANGo.LtND AN y
EXPLORATIONS IN EQUATORIAL AZ
RIGA Price. -.
FREDERICK The GkE,T AND HIS FAMILY ::
new volume Ry Mr.. Mu,b4Ch :,
ELEMENTS OF POLITICAL ECONOMY. ny
Perry. AZ 80
STUDIES IN ENGLISH By scheo de We're: :? %.
Volumes . and 10 PROVIDES HISTORY OF hH"-
LITEeARY LIFE OF JAMES X. PAULpiSd.
j? 50 ..n,r
Practical FORMS. ByA. II. Sands, Attorney
THE wssoNlC TEXT BOOK BY DR.. John
DIVINE p@vs pEovIpsYCE. By Rev. J Peterkin'
d, d -O'' ROT w%onHoUsR & PARHAM.
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ROCKS. STATIONERY, &c.

fashions FOR MAY.
II LESLIE,
Cooley,
DEMnRFST,
lie RON TON,
pLTERSON's,
IApY's FRIEND,
AkTRuR's HUME MAGAZINE,
At TURNER'S,
apln-ts No. 90 Thirteenth street.
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LETTER FROM WASHINGTON.
The Seoate-Thc July Scssion-Thc southern
IonNcntionS-Nlr. Davis. &C.. &c.

Correspondents a H.. Richmond pi.ra,ch.
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SoDA FOUNTAINS charged at lowest
spH WILLIAM H. SCOTT, pruxx,,,
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o'A ordered win be done in the mos, srt,,,.
manner and at VERY Low rxroxs.
c"h"REb PRINTING OF ALL KINns
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-07-18
Order Of Publication.

TOHN w. BOYD and Rebecca Boyd, who
y are non-residents of the State of Kansas,
will take n ,tice, tina, A. W. Blakemorr, as
plaintiff, did, on the 26th day of June, A. D.
1867. file his petition in the District Court OF
t,e Second Judicial District of the State Of
Kansas, within and for the County of Doni-
phan. against you, the said John W. Boyd and
2ebecca Boyd, defendants, the object Of which
said petition is to recover Judgment against the
said defendants. for the sum Of seven hundred
and sixty FIVE IS 100 dollars, with legal inter.
est thereon from December 18th, A. D. 1866,
now due to the said plaintiff from the said de-
PENDANT, John W. Boyd, on promissory note
given By the said John w. Boyd to the said
plaintiff, dated December 18th, A. D. 1865, and
payable twelve months after date; also, pray
ing that a certain mortgage, executed BY said
John W. Boyd and Rebecca Boyd to said plain
tiff, on the north west quarter of section No
twenty three. (23) in township No. three 81
south, of range No. twenty 900 east, in the
County of Doniphan, and State of Kansas, to
secure the payment Of the sum of money above
mentioned. may be foreclosed. the said premi.
ses ordered TO be sold, and the proceeds ap
piled to the payment Of said money! And the
/ said John W. Boyd and Rebecea Boyd are fur
ther notified that thev are required to appeal
and answer said petition on or before the 4tt
day Of September, A. ID. 1867
Dated June 9th, A. D. 1867
"A. w. BLAKEMORE,
| By SIDseI TESsESr. His Attorney.
Attest: FRANK BROWN, Clerk.
July 4. le67-7~. Rr'sfe tl6.
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TO CoNsUMPrIyn.

The advertiser. having been restored "a
health in u few weeks by very simple rene
dy, after having suffered for several years with
q severe lung affection, and that dread disease
Consumption anxious to make known to
his fellow sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy Of
the prescription used. (free of charge) Wit
the directions for preparing snd using the same
which they will find SURE CURE for CONSUME
TioS, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, CouGHs, CoLDs
and all Throat and Lung Affections. The only
object Of the advertiser il sending the Pre-
scription is to benefit the afflicted, and spread
information which he conceives to be invalus'
BILE; and be hopes every sufferer will try his
remedy. as it will cost them nothing, and may
prove blessing. Parties wishing the prescrip
ton, FsEE. by return mail, will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
may l6, 67-ly.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-07-18
BussruL IGNORANCE In the Jnnctic

BLIssruL IGNORANCE In the junction
Union of the 22I. we find the following /:
1t is probably generally known that
Uncle Samuel. in bis innocence, is send
ing a lot of American citizens of Afri-
can descent" out west to fight Indians.
They have Just about as much of an idea
OF Indians as some white pbrianthropists
east. A couple of inqnisitive chaps got
into a conversation with one of them the
other day. He informed them that be
was on his way out to fight Indians; q
general Indian conversation followed.
"Do you know ANYTHING ahont the Cen.
tipsdes ?'' was sskei. "Yis, sab. dem
is a berry bad Ininn." was the reply.
"How about the Gophsrs ?" In reply
to this. he gave it as his candid convic-
ton that they were worse than the Cent?
pedes. He expressed a similar dislike
for the Cayotes-in short. he believed ev-
cry Indian on the plains was very bad.
and that such greenhorns as himself were
the only ones to dress them down. How
good naturally our old Uncle does fool
away his money.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-07-18
The Emporia News says !:

An enterprising Welshman bought g
farm in the Cottonwood Valley. two
miles south of town. little over a year
ago, and raised on it. last season. grain
enough to pay for it. Last Spring he
bought breaking pillow Of Fraker Il Gil
lett. and has since made in its use five
hundred dollars. and sold it the other d az
for within FIVE dollars of what it cost him.
This year be will have thousand bnsh.
els of fall wheat. and large qusntity OF
other grain. of which he will have sur.
plus enough to buy him another farm. -
We mention this case. not because it is
wholly singular. but to show how well
the country will do by q man who does
his duty by the country.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-07-18
Order Of PubIication.

WILLIAM S. WRIGHT and Miloin E.
w Avery are hereby notified, that on the
26th day Of June, 1867, Henry C. Norman fled
in the Office of the District Clerk of the Sec
ond Judicial District, Doniphan County, State
of Kansas, his petition against You. setting
forth, that on the 4th dav of February, 1860,
the said William S. Wright executed to the
said Miloin Z. Avery his promssory note for
j6475, due eight months after date, with III
terest after maturity, at the rate of ten per
cent. per anAum; and also the execution by
the said Wright to the said Avery Of deed
Of trust, (Which is, in fact, mortgage to Sc
cure said note, upon the northwest quarter OF
the north cas-: quarter of section %, in town
ship 3, range 90, in said County and State
aforesaid; that said note and mortgage were
thereupon assigned to said Henry c. Norman;
that said Wright has been absent from said
State since October, 1860; and praying that
judgment be rendered on said note against said
Wright, and that said lands be sold, and the
proceeds arising on said sale be applied in sat
isfaction of the Judgment SO to be rendered.
You are required to answer said petition on
September Ar, 1867.
HENRY c. NORMAN, Plaintiff.
BY ALBERT PEKhY, His Attorney.
July 4, ls67-7w. Prs fee, Sl2.
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Order OF Publication.

HUGH ]. FRY, Nonresident of the State
IL of Kansas: Take notice, that Franklin
Fry commenced action against you. in the Dis
trict Court for d .niphan County, Kansas, on
the Cd day Of May, A. d. 1867. to recover
judgment again.t you for two hundred dollars
and interest thereon from March Goth. A. ID
1866, Oh due-cill made, executed ami deliv-
cred nv you to Franklin Fry, March goth, A
d. 1866, for two hundred dollars; also, 10 re.
cover Judgment against you on an open ac-
count, for forty one dollars and sixty eight
cents, and interest thereon from February 9Th
A. ID. 1867, ana costs of suit. Also, that an
order of Attachment was issued against you
on the ID day of My, A. d. 1861, and that
your property has been attached to satisfy said
claim, to wit: the north one-half of the south
east one fourth of section twelve, (l2) in town
ship three, (3) OF range twenty one, CID; also,
the south half of the northeast fourth of see
ton twelve, Q2) in township three, (3) oil
range twenty one, (2l) in Doniphan County
Kansas; and that you are required to answer
said petition on or before the 4th day of Sep
TENDER, A. ID. 1857.
FRANKLIN FRY.
By H. c. HAkKI>s, His Attorney.
Attest: FRANK BROWN, Clerk.
July 4, lo61-1w. Prs fee, ST.
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For any other length OF time, in accordance
with the above rates, which apply only to reg.
ular advertising.
Business Cards OF ) lines or less, IS q year.
For Legal and transient advertisements, 81
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Special Notices will be charged 50 per cent
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All Fl actions of half square and over, are
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Transient advertisements must be paid for
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IL JOB WORK Of all kinds done on short
notice. as low as the times will admit. All
job Work must be paid for when taken from
the Office.
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-07-18

DEMocRATIC MALIGNITY-This is how
. Democratic paper in Michigan pays its
respects to General Sickles:
Dan. Sickles. the one legged cuss o.
a murderer. dictator of the Second dis.
trict,' drives nbout Charleston with q
coach and -four. and with the style and
hearing of q European despot Put q
beegar on horseback is an oil adage,
and be will ride to the devil So it is
with this miserable whelp. but it is a
pity he would not drive his party. in.
stead Of the country. there Also"
And the New York Day Book speaks
Of Howard. the Christian soldier, in these
terms:
That old beast, q. O Howard. of the
Niger bureau, has appointed Northern
niger to be inspector Of education down
South. Il there any depth of infamy a
mongrel will not reach ?"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-07-18
How 10 H1vr PEACE or rae PLANS.

How TO HAVE PEACE OF TIE HLAiNs.
The Detroit Post has como pertinent.
and we believe sensible remarks npon our
Indisn troubles and how to get r'd OF
them. The writer handles the subject Is
. practical western man. and % one
whose observation has satisfied hun that
there is not much music IN the Whoop OF
q naked savage, not much fun 10 the sci
eucs of scalping. nor call for the cuitiva-
,;on If the finer feelings among tine lousy
mr,ds,ers who roam our plains and re-
5rss the benefits of civilization. lie says:
"As usual. now that there are symp.
.,n. that the army is to be used to con.
onsr a pssee with the savages of the
plains. the New York papers begin tn
talk the old humanitarian twsddls. end
evidently long to compound for murder
ed and scalped soldiers and emigrants
with beads. money and new rifles. the
Government buying new treaties. to be
broken sgaia at the first opportunity. II
the savsges we're only English. French.
or Spanish. these papers would spurn
any proposal to buy peace by hiring them
to stop numbering, as an insult to the ma.
tional honor and disgrace to the flag.
The heroic maxim for white men. III any
man hauIs down the American fl'g. shoot
him on the spot" was admirable when
applied to white men; but the Eastern
philan,hropists render it. in the case of
the savage. thu: II any Inaian scalps an
American soldier, or outrsges and then
burns at the stake an American woman.
or brains an American baby. give him
some more beads and q new sc.lping
knife. and let him go. 1t is this sort of
murderous tom foolery that costs the lives
of SO many emigrants. so many brave
soldiers. and so many innocent women
and children every year. Making war
with gloves on is humbug. an egregious
folly, anywhere all at any time"