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MAXIMILIAN.-A proclamation has been
issued by the friends Of the lamented
Maximilian calling upon the people to
avenge his death. We learn that several
prominent speakers of this city have con-
sented to address meeting Of the citizens
to be held on the Square tomorrow eve
ming.
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Niagara. Brakeman, New York, mer.
chandiss and passsngers 5. nyrss Co.
Steamer Petersburg, Travers, Ba timore, mer-
cbsndise and passengers, D. 4 W. Currie.
schooner hobert hesly, Brooks, Baltimore, msr-
chandise, captain.
schooner John Rowlsu, Bradley, PhiIadelphis,
pig iron. Old Dominion Iron Works.
= Brig Lark. Rudsins. Baltimore, salt, Haxall,
schooner A. &. smyrke, Jones, Baltimore, sugar
c. Y. Morriss.
Steamer John Sylvester. Clifford, Norfolk, mer.
chandise and passengers, L. b. Tatum.
MEMORANDA.
Barque Addie Decker sixty three days from
stant, with salt, for Z. w. De Voss 4 Co and
makes the following report Experienced strong
northeast winds to longitude .s d. grees west from
rienced continuation OF heavy west and north
west gales. un May 22d. while hove TO In heavy
northwest gale, Was struck by heavy s.a on STAT
board quarter. starting stern end rantoan' smash
ing in cabin windows and shutters. hllng cAblna,
&c, and washing everything movab.e 9 from decks
owe! board. From thence experienced light west
and south west winds.
June 18th spoke Norwegian brig Helos latitude
81 degrees ls minutes north, Longitude IS degrees
Brig bbolt Laurence, so barrels sperm oil, lau.
tude 81 degrees minutes north, longitude 81 de.
gr.ss minutes west. ALI we'll
Brig Tangent, OF Boston, abandoned fore mas
aud head gear standing latitude IS degrees 10 mi
nutes north, longitude IS degrees west.
Bark Annie Wan, $50 barrels spsr rn home In Au.
gust, latitude 80 degrees 20 minutes north longi.
tude IS degrees minu' es west.
Ba'Gue Edward Everett, 30 barrels sperm, latitude
sad-gress " minutes, Longitude Sc degrees IS MI
nutes west. All well.
July a.-schooner Pomona, latitude as degrees q
minutes north, longitude e. degrees 81 minutes
west
BarqIs Helen Sand, Otis. from Liverpool, arrived
In n New Orleans on llh instant
Schooner T. T. b. Seth. Harrington. cleared from
Baltimore for Richmond on tue liih instant.
DELow.
Steamer Alexandria, -, from Philadelphia
and brig Jennie AchoIn, Achorn, from sw York
By TELEGRAPH.
QUEENSTOWN, July 1.-the steamer Pslmyr
touched here.
HALIFAX, July l5.-Anived steamer Cuba, wit
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GREEN CoRN.-Roastingea ears, omitted in
our domestic market report yesterday,
have appeared in considerable quantities
at both markets. 1t may be quoted firm
OF so, 40G50 cents per dozen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-16

HOLLYWOOD AssoCIATIoN.-The Execu-
tive Committee of Hollywood Memorial
Association will meet this Tuesday eve-
ming, July 10th, at o'clock, in the lecture
room of the Second Presbyterian church
(Rev. DR.. Hoge's).
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FATAL AccIDENT.-An infant daughter
of Edith Jones, very respectable woman
of color, residing on Byrd near First
street, was fatally injured last Friday.
The nurse allowed the child to fall from
her arms. Unfortunately, the child's head
struck upon the floor with such force as to
cause its death on Sunday morning last.
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INCREASED SEwERAGE.-We observe that
the authorities are now building culverts
on First and Third streets for the accom-
mediation Of persons residing on those tho
roughfares. These culverts are quite ca
pacious, and will accommodate all property
holders who may desire to enter them.
We know of nothing more conducive to the
health and comfort of city than good and
thorough sewerage. Sundry villainous
smells which now shock the olfactories
and nauseate the stomach in various parts
of the city would be most efectually DIS
sipated could drainage and sewerage be
obtained, We trust that the day is not
far distant when no portion of Richmond
shall have cause to complain of lack OF
these very important desideratums.
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WHISKY CAsEs.-We learn that fifty.
three whisky cases will be tried before the
Circuit Court of the United States during
the July term.
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RI RICEsMoSD x L NIX FACTORY.
those In want Of we'll mado, durable TEUN Ms
ran get ihe.r sGTPIv ST factory prices, and a. the
..rrs time encourage HoIE ESTERPRIsK. We
;..n a GOOD assortment: OF DER own make on ESnd,
and oInake 30 order sUch styles as the purchaser
,,ar d.1i-. with interior arrangements 10 suit
L.;. own convenience. Labor IL cheaper here
than IN the soytn. ard materials Just as cheap 'ts
IN .hs North. TIE freight and drayase on osul-
,.,-r ,tya Tanks will aver2ge ono dollar apiece
ava the rfradt that the northern h&ru.actu-
,arroar.a ana the cost of fr5iS Sht aud dTay2ge.
O. Tho purchaser cs scn BY :ls aboTe facts that ~e
lra enAulcd 10 cell Il 81 Vi ABE TRUNKS for
lgss than northern TEU% Ks OF same quality are
sold in this market.
REPAIRING We also do al kinds OF kEPAlR-
ING, When w'.a small outlay, you can save the
EXPENSE of taync new ones aud while an Old
Trunk will not lock well a. naw one, yet It
will ae JUS, AZ s;TorE as new oas. We also TX
LOCKS and C1YLGS on Trunks.
W. hare $50 oar usual large supply OF hOoIs,
saUES and CATER Of the iates, styles and best
make, made expressly !or us, al! widths and Sizes
which We ere selling much lower than those that
jrs.cud 10 sell cheap. Our SHOES @re made with
n. wood or paper.
MARCUS HARRIS & BRO,
30 iS3 Broad ,treet corner Fifth,
aud 80 9la Main street near Tonth.
Trunk Factory al No. 43a broad street, corner OF
Fifth. je P-ts
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ay SELLING OFF AT Cosr.-Don't con
ss~B,rcHELoR.S HAIR DYE-BATCHE

rOE's HAIR DYE.-Th,s splendid HAIR Dfh Is
Tia hes, In tho world. The oalytTue and perfect
3ye-nSrlaless. reliable, ingtan'aaeous. NO dis
,p2o!rtmsnl no ridiculous tin,s. Natural BLACK
Or brown a: remedies tho III effects oi bad dyes ;
,gEco1ates the hair. leaving Y soft and beautiful.
The genuine il signed :" LILLIAN A. bAIodh-
los. al! others are mere limitations, and should
b. voded Sold by al druggists and peTinners.
s4cto-y, 81 Barclay street, EeS York. Beware
e. +. counterfeit. Ie II
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u 70 FAMILIES,
PICNIC PARTIES.
N-1 a.! who love purs article OF
DELICIOUS ICE CREAM,
s'NAe Sory low price nf 81 80 per gallon!
''e'h'lned 10 keep pace with the age In my bu-
ana to serve my old patrons and the public
, " 'A' beet Of everything IN my line at the
Of my
SUPERIOR ICE CREAMS
F'''O per gallon, and respectfully invite the at
AoA OF families, parties, pic. Diss, etc., to this
'aucioa With the assurance that all orders will
-''ed Win promptnoss and fidelity.
"sAa III your orders 10
ANDREW ANT0NI,
llo5 south side Of Main street,
directly opposite National Exchange Bank.
!ss-2m
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VOL. XXXIII.
Educational.

DOANOKE E,-This insti-
IL tuition will begin It's FIFTEENTH ANNUAL
SkSSIuE September Sd 1907
FAcCLTY.-Rev. D. F. Bittle, D. D., presidan,
and Professor NJ and ]. s.; s. G. Wells, a. NJ.
Professor Mathematics aud Natural Philosophy :
Rev. w. B. ycnce, a. VI Professor Ancien:
Languages and Litera'n-o; sev. J. B. Davis, g.
Il. Professor Asr. and Mining; J. J. Moormar,
X. Holland. A. NJ, hssistant Professor OF Ian
Suages and PrlD. r. Dept; e. F. Klingnr. A. ~.
Professor OF Modern Languages !. e. Hudson A.
M.: Assistant In fref. Dept.
TERMS: Expenses IN all departments including
boarding tuition. raom rent and acidenta $,
S2o5.eo For further information address
REV. D. F. BlTTLE, D. D.,
jy le-eodst Salem, Va.
SPECIAL SCHOOLS or APPLIED
- SCIgNCE- VIRGINIA MILITARY INhTI-
TUCE The Professional Schools Of Civil Engi-
neer Ing, Mining, and Agriculture, will be opened
on the I'd OF September next. foung men who de-
sign 10 pursue ether o. these professions vi be OF
fered peculiar advantage for theoretic and pract-
cal tnstruction in engineering, applied chemistry
geology, mining. metallurgy, &C.. under the di-
raction OF the following professors:
School Of EnglneerinQ.- Professors Williamson.
G W. C. Lee, and John NJ. Brooke.
School Of applied Chemistry, Gtologu. Netai-
i,tr9y, aud FgsiotoGy Professors Mcdonald,
II l-rdin, and Madison.
Professional students ars not required to con-
form to the discipline prescribed for cadets.
Board, SIS per month. Fes $loo.
For particulars, apply to the undersigned.
FRANCIS Il. SMITH,
" 16-2tawSt Superintendent.
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- SoHs J. wERTh,
NkIs sTREET.
cns,yg Erauw TEE roST- -oFPlcH'
a,,t 80 .r,rtsh to strictly cash customers
CARBON HILL CGhs,
,yrgg.CITs and BITCHINuUS COAL,
s,4g,wEp OAK and PINE WOOD,
deliverable in any Qs1i OF the city,
ro!afer.or FuGa VIII he soia on any ,e.Hs'
..,rs OBJECT being to give satisfaction IN ali cases
,-y lis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-16

ARGE AND ELEGANT AsSoRT-
/ NvyT oP PURNITuRg-W are now pre-.
pared to exhibit to our friends and the panns as
large the most eisgsns and complete asns ~
c,on. wars1ooms. occupying three noors is6 feet
deep by stored WIN ssspy ssis 70 ,ass
!ne a.u ha.t ard ~ prices so reasonable that
none na,.ien Jen HABLISToN b BROTHER,
asseisa No. oo5 Main street corner OF Ninth.
rxvo admirable WAREHOUsks on Cary between
Ninth aud Tenth streeta, near the bsAin, aud
nitsd for any business. for rent low. iy Its
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CO7ofectiOn01'ieS.

TRESH HARRlVAE-FRESH FRUIT.
II 10 boxes prime MEsSINA OEANGES.
10 boxes prime new crop MR>TnN LEMONS,
10 boxes prime NJ ESs INA LEMONS,
10 half barrels nsw CUCUMBkR PICKLES,
10 boxes prime PIHEAPPLECAEESE,
lust received by steamers from New York For sale
by LOUIS j. B,sSlsUX,
jy9 l4l2 Main street.
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ESTABLISHED 1884.
IL P. J. CREW 4 CO..
(sueeessqrs 10 9. Crew b Son.
STEAM SOAP AND CANDLE MANUFACTURERS,
Nos. lla, lis, and lit. Seventeenth street,
opposite the Old Market, Richmond. Virginia,
have now In factory large stock OF superior
FAMILY SOAPS, +.
which we offer 70 the trade at such prices as will
mako TO the interest OF all 70 psronizs this hone
mann factory. Ia u--Sm
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HOME SCHOOL. IN LOUISA.-The
4 J. second session of this School, four miles
from ToersviI Ie sstatinn, begins lst of October
next and ends 3Gth Of juno following. For par
ticu ars address DH. P. E. PEFDLEToN,
jsl5-d&cTu6w T"lersvilie.
"ASHTNGTON COLLEGE,, LEN
w INGTOT, VA, GENERAL r. &. LEE,
PRESIDENT, aided by corps of twenty instruc-
tors. including q professor OF law. The next
session will begin on the third THURSDAY In
September and snd on the third THURSDAY in
June. Lexington may be reached from Staunton
or Goshen, on the Virginia Central railroad from
ynchbnrg by canal. or by stage from fonsacks,
On the Virginia and Tennessee railroad. For
for cnta aCgns, iy 2-TrF9L
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Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF RICHMOND, July /;

MINIATURE ALMANAC-JULY is, 1857.
sun rises........... $50 Moon rises. ............
sun sets............ 10 high tide, P. M......
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-16

DLAIR'S RICHMOND HAIR DY 4.
ID We confidently recommend this article as bet
ter th IAN of the lair Dyes In use II IL scleh'
.itcally prepared, and has given universal alis.
faction For sale kt p!oprietors prices, wholesale
and retail, by PURCELL, LADD aCp.,
ie q Druggists.
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Toilet articles.

- =,
T UBIN'S EXTRACTS AND SOAiS,
IL Genuine Farina Cologne. and pure Bay huln'
at MEADE 4 BAKER,S Drug store,
i've Ninth and Franklin streets.
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100 OOO GRAIN BAGS.

lDO,UUO -
The James River Manufacturing Company IL
now making, in anticipation OF the wheat harvest,
THE BEST GRAIN BAGS
ever turned out In this establishment.
Call atmy ONCE. No. IS lin the rear) Fourteenth
street and examine the same
10 l7-6w r. 3. BENTLEY. Agent.
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falls more harder and more frequently.
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BAsKIsG-HorsE oP WILLIAM B. IsAAcs i Co.
CoiN, BANK NOTES, STOCKS, BONDS, AND
STERLING
upon the most liberal terms.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
furnished In sums TO suit purchasers on all OF the
principal cities OF England. Ireland, Scotland,
France, Germany, Switzerland, Belgium. Holland,
and sweden. WILLIAM b. IsAACS h CO.,
~ 12-1w 1s0o ain street,
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGIgA,}
PRocToss uFPlcE, Ju 10, 1857.
D2OPOSA L. WILL BE RECEIVED
i a. this office till the 25Ih instant for the de-
livery at University switch Of 500 long tons OF
HAkD 0AL-yiz 500 long tons best RED ASH
CRATE COAL, 500 long tons best WHITE ASH
CRATE COAL; to be delivered during the months
OF September, october, and November: or earlier
II preferred. J. &. JOHNSON, 4.
jy l2-UuIyI P. L. superintendent.
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EOREIGN EXCHANHE.-We are
4 now prepared to Draw Bills OF EXCHANGE,
In sums to snit purchassrs, upon the principal
cities and towns In England. Ireland France,
Germany, Italy, and Russia. Also. on Alexsndria,
Constantinople, and other points on the continent
OF Hurups and in the Orient.
We especially call the attention OF foreigners
and others wishing to remit small sums Of money
to their frlendn abroad and ut home to onr faclt-
ties for accommodating them on rsa-ona BILE terms.
THOMAS BRANCH & Co.,
iy 10-1m Bankers No. lol5 Main street.
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Vines, Liquors, &c.

T,EN CASKS GENUINE LoNDON
per steamer day and for sale by ~
jy1l WEST 4 ANDREws.
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g. ]. sumner Co. = Richmond. Va.
" EARTHENWARE.
KELLOGG & GIBSON,
1917 NJ ain street.
We have larg- and complete stock OF goods In
our line, which we sefling at very low prices.
Dinner and Tea seta. In great variety;
Toilet Sets,
Cnt and Pressed Glassware, Lamps,
Waters. Re'riger stors,
Water Coo ers.
Patsnt lcs- Pitchers,
Table Cutlery, Silverplated Ware,
Ice Chests &c &c
For good &c ods and low prices call ct
~ II KELLOGG s. GIBSOE'S.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-09-19

whether an extensive property holder or
Q poor laborer, tha, it is to his interest to
vote for Bonds, as . means Of securing
Railroads. At present. we can see no
prospect of securing them BY any other
means. Then, vote for the Bonds.
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Wendell Phillips ON the Probable
Resistance of the President to
1mpeachAeht. .- f5 -s

wendell Phillips ON the Fro b0 bic
Resistance of the President to
1 1mpeachAeht. .- it Ht
President johnson has issued snotbe.
proclaim alton. He affects to see "imped.
iments" in the Carolinas. He does not
specify. that we may know precisely what
they sre. Nor are there good reasons
apparent for sny proclamation at all at
the present time. The greatest "impedi.
ment" is Mr. johnson himself. We sus-
pect this special parade Of concern about
the "Constitution. "thc authority of
law" and the "integrity of the National
Union" is intended as the cry OF "stop
thief" to blind the public as to his own
treschery. That johnson intends serious
mischief We have no doubt. We are ad-
vised thr ough Trustworthy sources that he
and his coterie are taking precautionary
measures to 80 strengthen his position as
to enable him 10 enter npon the expert
ment Of resistance il Congress shall at.
tempt to impeach and depose him from
office. The conviction tina. impe, chmeni
is necessary. as we have urged for many
months. is rapidly gaining ground Sen.
ators Who have hitherto been reficent on
the subject, now speak Of it freely in pri
vate. Az both desirable and inevitable.
We hear. from gentlemen eminent in Of
fetal position. and most advsntageously
situsted for observation Of Johnson's
movements at Washington, that an open
warfare between the President and Con
gress in the nesr future is by NO means
improbable. II is as a blind. the better
to shield himself from close scrutiny.
while maturing his reasonable schemes.
we have M doubt. that the wordy proc
lamation just issued was put forth.
Change few ind, finite lines abont the
Carolinss, and the same "wkereases''
and the body of the proclamation wonld
suffice for his use a little later 10 either
prevent the assembling of Congress, or
for its dispersion. il it proceed to i'm !.
parchment. as an unconstitutional body.
He shifts from vetoes to proclaim ations.
Another proclamsti extending q gen.
eral amnesty to ed-handed rebels, It is
said. is soon to be issned. No one nm.
ders,ands better than the reckless usn-per
OF The White Honse that this will be in
defiance Of the loyal people Of the coun-
Try But one defiant step payes the way
for another sj.,1' ANA ;ae' iLeH :,
. Thus Tar in his ..pesww departure" !"
commencing with Stanton's removal.
Johus9n hss gained an easy victory over
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"A EuoeEsr1os.-We really don't like
to pat In where We have no right TO; bot
our desire to assist any one sealouely en-
gagged 10 great and slorious cause. I'm
pcls rs TO make a suggestion. We bs,
lieve the sditor of the Atchisou Chaspi.
on is Great Squeegee. or Grand Com
msnder. or whatever they call it. of an
isstitatioa known - the Gsasd Amy d
the Rspublic-callsd the G. A. R.. for
short-whoss main object is to sssis,
soldiers (especi.lly those who held com.
missious) Of the late Union army-ih
ob,sining little Offices. -Our suggestion
is this that be call bis Grand Army to.
gsttsr. and hsvs them adopt ; resolution
literally taking Female Suffrage BY storm.
and demolishing it. He is trying to gs'
every other organization and institution
to take direct issue against the doctrine
he shonld certainly bring his own for
ces up to the work. Besides. It would
be SO chivalrous and soldier.liks to max.
q regular bsyonet charge upon the 70
men. By all means. try it. We doub'
very much whether your soldiers .would
follow you; but that wouldn't BE- youl
fault, you know; and il would be glo
rious opening for you to die in the las
ditch. .es, ,-,-sr.-- ...,4 -5-1. ..
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~ Burnstt's Fl.yolins E.tr.ct. j. =
Of approved ussfnlness:: $ all ih.y profess
TO be.-PkiiadektAis RrllstinI!iu aoi5u
ImportiaI snNfaxe Meeti.e.

Impartial snAfake Meeting. en
The following are the appointments Of Mis-
OLYMPIA BRQREf snd eths.; on .tAs Suf.
fage question: IN this part of the State. - faz
- made eonneaeing viii, ,to-dey:i .ssfIiuT
Troy,s51 hsii'ThusAsy. sspe -. ~ Pm.
Hishlasd. .ylonfAdAy; doisH -, n.
White Cloud zsstnsdsy. lc'1s a, 7IksP. N.
Hiawatha,fe TdGay. .1sdn "a, TYP. NJ.
Mis Bross yin pssscAsss ssAday. Sept s2d,
I'd Hio' 60 . asifolIoss:io T7ois sdT
iol At White Clsads 10 b 'slock. A.'M.odt
At Robinson. ~ O'Clock, P. N. q!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-09-19

~ A Toornsmess Is snnnouMnced to
come of 1t the Kansas State Fair, 1t
should be 7discounteaancsd.s Ksasas is
the last place u The world to keep alive
snch relies Of ths sssdyS : ragged Southern
Chivalry. a'Tfis7i<'o Ais E1s
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-09-19

RuExSER.-Don't forget the Railroad
nesting. on Friday night. Thai is tbs
qssstiou which now most deeply interests
our people. and they should BE- mp, and.
doing pntil the Bonds are secured. - :
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E)ie1.

~ II White Cloud. on lWsdsssaay nctsipg'
the lsli inss-. of ,Coosestioo Iof ~ IBsle'
WssIEy, TAYLoR DorET. son Of, fssse poesg'
AGED IS years, 3 months, and days
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-09-19

-, TIC ooonty Seat question. Which
vas 70 have bssa.i trisdd o. Fsidsy las1.
hss., ws learn. for some rsason, bed
postponed fos tel days or two weeks.
Whether special term Of the Coutt win
be held 1t that time. 70, tbs psrpose. Of
whether il can be decided oct Of Court.
70 haxs not learisd. .ni-.s b lsli5d q i
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-09-19

"HoLLow1T's PnLs ? AND 0lsrxEsFFA-
BAhsrR's IrcH. This :11d. foul and pnsightIy
eruPtive disorder Of the f.es is spssdily
and permsnsady -srsdicaisd BY fswf sp.
plisssioas of this snolisst ois,msnt, ana
the Pin, by purifying the blood. lssssist
ths operation: y Many eases abandoned y
physicians y hopssss. have ben iuns-
distslI ..esssa ~ these medicines. Is ID
nsaslss, smsll-psx, ssala- -hssd. Itch. ring
worm, and slT cutsn sous dise.ses. III. sf.
isst Of th..s remedies i swift and .urs.
Sold BY al ,Drpgeish. 7us ioa 90 sissl
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-09-19

w A change he's been made in the
proprietorship ofthe Lsavenworth Times
The name Of Col. Vaoghan for the frs,
time sppsats as . pnblisher-,be firm
being now Vaughan & Clarke. The
publishers have very sensioly discarded
the qusrto form Of their paper. and re.
stored it to the old shape. ~
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-09-19

~ Charles Dickens is soon coming
to America. Hsre will be q chance for
the Renkeys to ssrpsss themselves. sod
give Dickens .npthsr opbottapay TO 60
s home and b,uIlaesqas the United States
and its people h N sd 10 leo nesns1.si
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-09-19

WHAT THEY SEEMED TO FoRaEr.-I.
S. Ksllocb. D. w. Houstou. To. Sears,
John A. Martin, O.iV. Eskridge, E. C.
Manning. s. e. McBarney. g. W. Smith.
ct id omne, &C.. when they solemnly re-
solved that the Republican State Central
COMMITTEES be requested to unite with
them, and commit the Rspnblic.a, party
in opposition to Female Suffrage, seemed
to forget tbat such men as John Spear.
Gov. Crawford. Senator Pomeroy, Gov.
Robinson. 8. d. Hoaston. s. s. Prouty,
Lieut. Gov. Green. and scores of o.hers.
who are in favor Of Femsls Su6rags, are
ss good Republicans as themselves, snd
q good deal better than some Of them /;
and that they are asking the Republican
party to exeommunic.ts and miks war
upon those leading men Of the party.
simply because they bold an opinion on
question not antagouistis to Republican
principles. cootra,y to those of ths great
lights first above named.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-09-19

= hos Officers Of the Day.
? BIRD GEE, President;

dim BIRD: GEE. Presidest; -
Rev. j. STROTHER. Vice President ;
y THOMAS MILLER. Chaplain;
;,,t SMITH GEE. Marshal /;
-- .ac T. RENFRO, Porter. .r }z
= SPRAKERs.-O. II. LANGSTON and
others are expected from a distance. II
will be conducted by Colored men.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-09-19

T Gov. Helm, Of Kentucky. died
within one week siter be. wss ina ugurat-
ed. His oath to ossppert the Constitution
Of the United States poisoned him. II it
would have the same effect on al rebels.
Kentucky would BE- left destitute Of pub.
lie officers. ,,,-,- ,,ss-e-s. a,.ar
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-09-19

r. Burssts's edMstcbisss Perfume,
"FIosimel." is rich. pure and stainless.
q flower scented dew. -