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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-11-21
NINEIpENr or ARMY LIpE.

A correspondent Of the Arny aud aa-
~ Journal tells the following Incident Of
army lie in the West, 10 tho year 1859.
Early one July morning tho drogoon,
had everything packed and on tda march
from Camp Floyd to Fort Lesyenwor,h
cracking jokes, snd enjoying evory,hi0g
lowing to The delightful brOeze al. .hot
time in The morning Tho marulug soou
passel. and '0ld Sor camo OUT stronger
and strongNr, pulting ah exliuguishcg on
all ernberonse OF spirits After 40 bouN
hall in tho burnine sun. lho word wal
given TO mount. and We resumed our Iips
Of march IN Pacific Springs, tul pacf
10 Il ought to DO. for our enpcS as wall
as our bodies Sete sorelS titei, urj L
afraid there werelnors lp(;bandsd prSyE
'ersnaid thai DAY than ryeu5 Paroa
BroWnlow would approve Of but tho
springs bad to be reached tia, night, or
horrible to think, ihero would 30 no wal
Ter, About evening after bsihg Twelve
hours Ia the saddle, we redchad Tho
eprlngi ten Of which hours va vera un-
der 'ho perpenlicullr rays ofas ho,R
snn aS II has ever been ms luck TO sxpoo
rlcaes. aud have hOen in not few Of
the ho places of this earth, which car.
nes'ly hOpo will bo sufficient 10 kaop mo
out oisoy fthO hot places Of the other
worId at IhiugS else boins CGHnlo As
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-11-21

The world is crazy for show, There
is DOT one person 10 thousand who
dAres fall back on his real simple self for
power 10 gSk through the world, and cx
act eujpym: ut as be goes oloGg There
is too much living 10 the eyes ofolher
yOople. There is no end 10 the apoign,
tho mimicry the CaIso airs. and the super
fiicial arts. II reqIres rorc courage, we
admit, TO live to ones enlightened con.
viotion in these days U1lesa you con-
sent 70 join 10 general cheat, you atc
jos'loi out of reach, thoro is no room for
you among tho great mob OF pretcniCrs,
If o o,an dares to live within his means
AMI is resoluls iu his purpose not to Op-
pear moro shan hO really is,. let him be
applhudOd, There is something fresh in
such an example,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-11-21

An ocaileut occurred rccqndy in !he
London Z)olosicol Gardens, Which
would haze proved serious except for The
energetic interference Of ono Of Inc keep.
ors. A man shout city ysaW ofalO went
under the iron guard 10 front of tho bear
pit, adjoining the deOS Of tbs lious and
.tieres, and began teasing 5rogo bear.
The result was that Btnin c,nsht the
hight arm of The mGn in IL jaws, olIer
having FIRST taken pidco out Of the
shopldor'of his coat, aal was b'gining 10
operate with his teeth, whea cry was
raised. anil keeper ron 10 The spot onl
by vigoroualy hung the onimal's jaws
with a stick. caused it to release its vic
tim.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-11-21
40 TnE rRoSr AeAIS Pa,t.

W. uuu 'nS iols9"HlR pIsss P'sm
a1aipg appfell!td is fllll agelepgosss
fant ad6lsI, Nh .tie Sss
threatening your li0esl To.lAs fropk,
like the trmpaat that layels tho nrino4l =
70 the front, as Of oli,, when lrOm
Wipchostof lownl 10 rally tho rout you
cauaO laundering downi ilftl9 toorlots
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-11-21
rAMINEIY sCANDINAvjA.

lEnillie CA len, the Swedish author
hss addressed a pathetic appell to the
women Of Sweden on behalf OF the
suffering Inhabitants Of Norrland,
on the Gulf of B1lhnil, thousands Of
whom are uear starvation, Last years
bal harvest and winter ol unususI ia
clemsncy caused amongst The people
deftilution whinh lhisyesr's harvest WIS
expected TO relieve; bat there has been
failure Of crops Of oil kinds IS has not
besn known since 1912, In i.ule there
is no, pound Of meal TO. be bought
Bark bread aud bread Of 5ollow leayes.
lunsi. Iicheu'. and moss ars eaten by
the dessituts. the suffedngs Of tie
dwellers in remote inland eiIIagos are
said to be beyond belief. a famine com!
rittee has beeu tplmel and a suhscrip-
ton listOpeoed at Stdc6holm. Tho pic !.
lute which Miss. CniOn dhwa of moth
ers seeking to keep llfeiin their starving
children By dples Of eollspsd moss Is
= ,ay,:.rt;rtS i-.il y
I'Fty r'N-SNsNns . " .
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-11-21
A LITTLE BOY HtLLEO BY us
PATIEEn sa


Ga WcdnaElaY morning, SAYS the Dn.
huqas lows y TINES. Of October 10, Mr.,
Wilhsfu, farmer. who Ives Two miles
OF Peq'tao ia this county arose two hours
before daylghhsnd procoeded to'alBod
70 his horses His son Martin, eight
years old also 60, up dimcily sflersarI
without the knowlsd &c Of his father, and
thinkin, to be Of solneservco, vent OUT
10 raIch, q chicken. undmsceuded ttee
for tho purpose. 10 the maan time the
father returned 10 tbs house. aud hear
ing noise among The chi,Isns in the
tree concluding that an animal, probably
a coos, was making havoc thsre. Instant.
ly acting on this impression mat
ural in the dOrknsss -he seized pitch
fork, ran 10 the Tree, and thrust il rIirect.
" Of tho supposed animal, aud into bis
own boy The fork entered tha boys
left side, between the ribs penetrating
number Of inches into his lungs. He
.shfiqksd wildly. cried 'Ob father don't
Its only mel and dropped into bis fathers
arms He was carried into the house,
und surgical aid was soon called, His
conditon is very critical though hopes
that be may recover are entOrlainad.
The father was horror struck OF bis
dreadful mistake, and for hours was al
most iraqtic with grief.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-11-21

Ifthc iovOnIion oflhe ship was thought
40 pobIs, which carries riohas AM COM
modir.s s fom placs TO place, Oulassoci,
alCs tho ,sost ysmote regions in pArlicl-.
patton Of tlisif frGits, hoW much moro are
lsters to bo mtSnilie.l. which as ships
pass llmongh the vOst lQaa Of lime. and
make eyes 40 iia'ant participate OF The
wisdom, Illumination and inyilatiors the
ons 'ol ths thed--Lord Bacon.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-11-21

3 Thephee Of wheat 10 Epglaud bss
doubled si1c, 1864 inl ia now hisbOf
than ii.haO. bean tinoO dlo olosa ofCrim+
can ssh Ia ihe Gyi fptinightoof Oct. !
obef i rose png lhs average Of ffeent
pef.egnt Tae crop u aaid % turn out
% ihfeglaag ~ liqlilQy YiaId ihap
wax .Sn4lsi lsd .tAni sbfoneli baysFS NO :
'siiifs,tisS in their operations iu the En-
.giish murbol. so l- h
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-11-21

An ingenious OrrOngomcn for raising
water supplies he power for -four mill
in Virginia The process 10 10 intro luce
steam = the exhaust of non condonSog
engna is sulIiclent-mlo resoryoir con.
nsctsl By ppa With supply Of wptcr
below and the steam, crealioS aVlGuum
which is inslonlly Gllel with water 10 Oe
DISCHARGED into a flus orreSelvoir, from
which it is cOfiel 10 lhc wa'er wheel
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-11-21
JOB WORK.
OF ALL KINDS
DONE ON SHORT NOTICE.
ADvEnTIsING nATES.

Professional cards Of 6 lines or less one year
% 90 =, IT,. =, ,,,., =, i.
Sertons marked on the copy, or they will be
kept in "tll forbidden" and char ;el accord
lngly. -.
Al casual ortrnnsient advertisements must
be paid for in advance, to insure their inser'
ton.
Yearly Advertisements to be paid for half
yearly in advance.
Short notices Of deaths will be inserted free
Of charge, Obituary notices aud tributes oi
respect viii, be charged half the advertising
rates. Marriage notices Inserted gratis.
Lalded editorial notices viii bs charged ~
cents line, aud half price for subsequent in
serti0ns.
.Relr.ious notices aud short Advertisements
Tor beueyolent associations, inserted gratis
Call. uFon gentlelpen to become candidates
YiHbe charged st advertising rates.
. Three dollats will invariably he charged for
anhgIpeing candidates for oomly Offices, and
Ten dolaf'afor announcing candidates for State
aud United States Offices. =
The Insertion Of personal cards will be lrf!
to the option Of the editor, but when inserted
will be charged double price,
.AAilsvits will net be made 10 orders OF
publication Of other legal advertisements uh.
tiilthey are paiI for
fhere will be no deviation ifom tho above
terms,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-11-21
TuE OLDMAN.

Bow low the head bay; do reverence 10
tho old nso. Once, Ike you. the yicisl.
IuiOs Of lifa have sllycred the hair. and
changed the round merry face 10 he
worn visage before you, onrO the heart
beat With aspirations coOqdal to any that
yoa have flG aspirations cruAhed by
Disappointment. as yours are perhaps
destined to be- OrOe thai form slalked
proudly through the gay seSuOsof pleas.
gro, bOau idol olof grace, nos lhs hand Of
line, that Uilhers the flowers o Yestet-
daH bH warped that figure and destroy,
the aobIo cauiage, Onco, ss yodr a6e,
ho possessed tho thousand lho1ghtS
that pass through the brain. nav wish,
log 10 arcouplish docdSeqpalto a naok
il a fsgo, ,a0ou ipasiping lih dream
that tho sooner he'awoko from Tho betA
tor Butho has lived ID, dream very
rCar through Tho time to awaken Is
very near aI haul: Yet bis eye ever kin
dloa Al oil doeds Of dagger, aud The band
takes 6rmor grasp of the stoG. Bow
low tho he1d, boy, as you would in your
old egc, bo reveroDced = Tiopsl,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-11-21

+ There Is no funeral so said to follow
% Q,e funalaI otour own youth, which
We have been pampedng with fond do.
siros, ambitious hopas, OnI all the bright
berries ihal hanging paisnouS clusterS
over the path Of Ilfe.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-11-21

The wheat and aour exlous Of Gal
itornia this year, will not fol far sho,i
of ten millions of dollars The wine
crop, this year, will amount 10 three
millions Of dollars, While there is 0
falling otrin the old product, other bran
chcs Of Industry offered more than .
countcrbalance,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-11-21

A Michigan farmer has purchased o
farW in Ray oouaIy, NisSouri. and put.
aishi hunlrej sheep. on it. Should the
cxped ncnl succeed, ss anticipated, ho
VIII 20 iptO tho wool.g growing buuines'
ia that State un a large scale,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-11-21

Ii takes three editors toruu paper In
New Orleans; one 10 gei killed in a duel.
One 10 die Of The yellow foVer unl one 10
wdle obituaries Of he de(anpt scribleB,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-11-21

Thomas GGrnor, Op eminent dry goods
~ Merchant Of N9w York. who died last
wrek. l4l, az os'a!e vausl Ol sl2 0oO- :
900. Ii iaclale9 nina colon mills and
two print works.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-11-21

Among the actors in circus which
tented in Iowa tow, soma TINA since
som d fould her son hom whom she
had not beard Tor egpl7eO years, a ,l
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-11-21

PLgAsuRr OF RRAplso!-0f oil
omnsomOnts that eau possibly bs lmag.
lnel Irr a workiag man, after a daya
toll, or IN tho intervals, tbcrs is nothing
'iko reali0g a uewIpepcr OF book. Ii
Gala tot . bodily OIortiou. Of which the
m n has had enough pcrhspl too much.
II relirygs lie hCms OF dvllnoss and sumo.
nas. Nay, it accompanies him 10 his
oeEt days WORK, Obd glyea him SomO.
thing TO llink Of basiIss Tho moro me.
chanionl drudgory ofhis Oyory day occu.
pa'ioa-some,hIps he Oon Ocjoy while
absoD', aud look forward TO with pleas
uro.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-11-21

The cost of the original CapitOl ct
Washington ely wa, 81 400 %. The
additions, now naarly completed, will
cost Sl2, 900 900 a. aaht
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-11-21

Why is a loafsr in printing office
like o shade treol Because wo are glad
vixen he icaves
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-11-21

The i npros, Eagias has su uaGnfsh'
ed dr4ml amoos her pFivato literary
coupogilions, Sho began ii before she
wcdieI Louis Napoleon. s4 iaa
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-11-21

During tho Gra Slghl mOulbs Of tue
present yeOf Great Britain exported
cotton piece goo.lS whose united length
ID mofs thsn million oiinileS.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-11-21

An au,iqpqry ia Barlia has discovered
that CIooPira wrote Oonnet'. and sen
engaged 10 trla3Iolng them. They
would bp critically interesting.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-11-21
Frank W.. SisSon,

CoNv ER "A NC Err,
YEaE UNDERSIGNED Is PREPARED
10 execute deeds Of conveyance DC, al
the Rec clrier's Office Of Mason county
FRANK ", SISSON,
Feb, 81 vi. hecorder'
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-11-21

J,bu G S,xesays that it "a commoa
notion in Boston that, Il a person is born
10 lhal city il is unnecessary for thatia'
yorcd mortal to be BORN Ggajn'
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-11-21
SOS. G. WHEELER,

ATTORNEY mO COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
WAYNE Q. Il. WEST VA.
WILL practice in The Courts of Wayne
w and adjoining counties,
Particular attention paid 10 the collection OF
debts Isept l56G-yl.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-11-21

Our doyilia rsge set These lipss o gu
this page,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-11-21

Tho editor Of lhe fi9rccr publishes
,hIeo merr>go notices, aud Oppond' The
Iollowlog apt, terse md expressive edt'
lcricl 10 carh of them; Noc'ke,'
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-11-21

In the siaaer's life, tho rosos perish
the lboms are left in the GOOD mans tho
lhofns die and 1lc roses iye,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-11-21

A New Yo.k exchange complains OF
The European mails, Orr hou'akoepeh
complain as loudly Of the ElFopoan te'
malas.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-11-21
ATALE oFLovE.

Two maids were walking in the grove,
(They both were growing o!d.)
The one to tell tale of love.
The other to be told.
"Hc is not rich" the elder said,
Nor handsome, nor ii born;
The man whomI propose to wed
Most other girls would scOrn.''
"Whct is he. thent you make me fear,
The maidsn's tears fell iRSt;
"He was the first to Offer, dear, a
And be may be the last"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-11-21
THEN AN.9 NOW,

whtp l was little mad
! waited on myself;
washed my mothers tear, rp''
Aud set them on the shelf,
Ihad little garden
Most beautiful to see;
Iwished that had somebody
Toplay il itvith me.
Nurse was in mammals room,
I knew her by her cap;
She held lovely baby boy
Asleep upon her lap.
As soon as he could learn to wax.
led him by my side--
Ny brother aud my playfellow--
UuIil the day he dtell
Now I nm an old maid,
waitupon myself;
only wipe oue teacap.
And set lton the shalt.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-11-21

6 A s4la is going 10 imitato s,r Wal.
Ter ." ltt byply,ns his debts %''h hla
CO. els, This i0 rather hard Ou the rSa8'
,og pubic
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-10-10

EVERY SAruRpAY--This popular
Weekly preseuts it's readers just those
portions of European current literature
which every intelligent American wishes
and needs to see. Omitting the heavier
papers. discussion of topics Of local inter-
eat. it gathers from all sources the resda-
ble and instructive articles which express
the beat current thought Of England and
the Continent. and with the utmost
promptness places them before American
readers. Any good story. any popular
sketch or essay. any Interesting semi SCI
entific paper. any striking poeh. Or liter
sry intelligence appearing in European
periodical. ia sure to resppear speedily in
the psses'of Every Saturday. II is pub
lished BY Ticknor and fields. Boston.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-10-10


KALloca BLowiue.-Kalloeh swag.
gers snd busters about how b 10 going
to visit the towns whore tbs pspsrs srs
sbosins him. sad give tbs editors - oP.
pbrtuaity to meet hin IN diseussioa. and
.ll that. He ssys be vill b. in White
Clood. By ihs titis 10 reesivS ssi peb-
lish the documents from Bosios concern
iog him. II ws rscsivs them. Ne will
publish them. he may rest asshred: If We
do not. we can't, and that's the end Of il.
Az speaking seems to b bis stroos hold.
be is at liberty 10 indulge 10 il: but Is
it is not onr forte. We don't propose to
meet him or any other man in discussion
Bot he may bet bis bottom dollar on one
thing: We shall write Just what We think.
and what suits us. regardless Of all his
bombast, and threats Of what be 10 going
to do. II he comes here. We have no
doubt that there will bs good house to
hear him /: but we advise him to sppoint
. meeting of bis own. and come upon
bis own responsibility. and not attach
bis unsasory presence to some popular
speaker. to be thus imposed upon an su-
diencc that does not long for him. as .
COB Of hog ofal sticks to the hollow Of .
mans boot sole. sand is unconsciously
drsgged where its disgusting effect is
soon realized.
Just at this moment we have received
the following note. being q reply from
Boston to q person in g neighborine
County. to . request for information con.
cernins Kslloch. 1t appears to refer to
case in the law courts instead Of O
church trial. and leaves us somewhat 10
the dark. Although by no means clear,
we give it as it came:
BosroS, Sept. 25, 1867.
MY DEAR FmrSp:-Yours came to hand IL
time. and have been looking for the desired
material. can find It only in the newspaper
fles at Office. They (the 'publishers) wouli
not lose the files. but would allow any one Il
copy i. of. Lam so busy could not do this
The case was id court about eight years ago
and was decided by the jury, eight for commit
ting Rec /. S. Kslleeh. and four for acquittal
One Of the papers Of that date said It was jus
verdict. am truly yours, -.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-10-10

SEVERE OreRArIoxs.-Dr. Shreve last
week had to operate upon two cases OF
disiocated shoulder, both of several weeks
standing. iu which the injured parts had
been growing and healing. rendering it
necessary for him p renew the disloca-
tion, and make . general stretching and
tearing Of muscles. tendons. etc. In one
of the cases. the patient's system bad to
be first reduced by bleeding. and then
ropes and pulleys were brought into re.
QUESTION. That is the next thing to put.
ting o man to the rack.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-10-10

SHOWING How AN INDIAN AGENT. DY
PnopEn ECONOMY. NAT GET RicH-A
Western paper. ironically siIuh'ng to the
msnner in which Indian Agents sccumu.
laies fortunes. says: IAN Indisn Agents
salary is about Sl.500. By being econ.
omiesl in the saving OF his salary. be
manages to retire st the expiration of .
four years. term With shout $40 600. and
in the meantime supports bis family in .
style th.t corresponds with the dignity Of
an official aud representative Of 'ths best
Government the sun ever shone upop."
A superintendent who undertakes to ssy
tbs, sD agent ebsl' not make 940. .000 ont
Of On income Of 5000. Is spt to get into
trouble"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-10-10


~ We notice that one Col. Pisrsol,
OF Southern Kansas. took an active part
10 recent negro suffrage meeting at Fort
Scott. This Piersol was delegate to the
Republican State Convention. last Fall,
and was the noisiest and most bitter op-
ponent of the resolution endorsing negro
suffrage as Republican measure. which
was defeated by that weak k-backsd Con-
vention. We will wager the peacbe,
that this same Piersol is now blatant
opponent Of female suffrage. on the
ground that it inierferes with the question
of negro suffrage!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-10-10
WHITE CLOUD, KANSAS:
Thursday, 81: October 10, 1857
The Electors.

The following are the general results
Of Tuesdsy's elections. as fAr = received.
to late Wednesday night:
Ono.-Ths contest is close on State
ticket. The Democrats claim the election
Of their ticket BY some 1000 majority,
snd m.ioritiss in both branches Of the
Legislature. which would secure the cleo
tion of man Of the stripe Of vallaudig-
ham or Pendlston to the United Stsses
Senate. in place Of Wade. The Glove.
land Leader comedies the State to the
Democrats by 5000: bot the Columbus
Journal claims that the Republicans have
carried their State ticket BY . small ma
jority. and h.ve . m .jority 10 the House.
while the Democrats have . majority of
one in the Senate. 1t may be called uncer-
tain. The negro suffragsamendmsnt is de-
fss.sd byst least so. 900. Cary. the Temper
-John,on- W hiskey cindid.ts. is cleo
ted to Congress in Cincinnati. The AZ
ricsn was too much for the Ohio Repub-
licsns to carry. and no doubt broke down
the machine.
PEsssYLvAs1A.-The contest WAS for
Judge Of the Supreme Court. The Dem
ocrstic candidate is elected BY from 7 900
to 10000 majority. The Democrats gain
heavily in Philadelphia. and are Boosting
Of . gain of 1000 in Thsd. Stevens
County.
IowA.-The State has gone Republican.
bot we have no particulars.
NEsRAsKA.-This young state has
done better than any. The Republicans
carry Douglas County by $50 msjority.
and have over 800 majority in Omahs
In the Dsm ocrstic stronghold. NsbrAska
City. the Republicans gain nearly 400
and elect a majority Of their ticket in
Otos County. Over in Richardson. they
ran the Copperhead ticket in connection
with the County Seat question. and have
probably won the day.
On the whole. the elections are encour.
aging to johnson. and We may look fol
renewed trouble from the President.
LArEsr.-Thursdsy mornings report
leaves no doubt of the election of ths
Democratic State ticket in Ohio, and 9
Democratic majority in both branches o.
the Legislature. Farewell, Brother
Wade!
The Democratic majority in Pennsyl.
vsnis increases as the returns ccme in.
No material change in gold. as yet.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-10-10

Eg The St. Louis Democrat. after
l.boring very zealously for the cause o'
female suffrage in Kansas. has suddenly
veered round. and is now doing what j,
can to discourage the movement. The
Ants have doubtless found its weak spot,
and have got it 10 peddling their bosh
about toe women suffrsge movement in.
iuring the cause Of negro suffrage. 1t is
a pity the question has not two or three
more sides to it. SO that the Democrat
might try its hand in favor Of them oil.
before the election.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-10-10

New PoLrrIcAL ELEMEMr.-A new el.
emsnt is coming into politics, which
seems destined to have only the effect OF
damaging itself. We sllude to the work
ing men. They are forming associations
in eli the cities, snd are naturally running
into politics. Demagogues and hired
agents creep into their associations. for
the purpose Of influencing them. They
usually mansge to have the Working
men nominate candidates for the various
Offices, the result of which is q heavy re-
duction Of the Republican vote. defeat
Of the party. and Democratic triumph;
for large majority of the Workipgmen
are Republicans. The Republican party.
the party Of freedom and reform. is the on.
ly hope Of the poor man and the Working
man. Every movement of the Working
men that has the effect of reducing the
Republican vote and enabling the Demo-
Gratis to succeed, is q direct stroke at their
own most vital interests.