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States.

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A Unique Petition.

a Unique Petition.
The following petition was presented .
few DAYS ago TO the Aldermen Of Lynn,
Massachusetts
1.-The undersigned respectfully represent
that
"WnBREAs. on the evening Of the 10th Of
October he Illuminated his residence on
Union Park, OF the outskirts Of the city,
and commenced firing one hundred guns in
honor Of the recent victories in California,
Ohio, Pennsylvania. &C., &C.; and
"WnEaxAs, after firing but fifty three
(53) Of the number, he was prevente ed
from further demonstrations by a persmp-
tory order from the City Marshal,
Your petitioner Graves permission TO
fire the remaining forty -seven t47) on any
evening your honorsbls body appoint, and
- in duty bound will ever pray.
''JosHPR LAKENAN"
Five hundred Of Mr.. Lakeman's fellow
citizens have pettioned that his petition
may be granted.
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pqew 20 Obtain Shares and En-
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a,ther b. PusG once orders or in registered letter
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W. T. ROSS,
METROPOLITAN BUILDING,
NO. II, EAST SECOND ST.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.

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May 10th. 1851. J
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-11-07

EXPIRE SEWING MAcHISE.-We have
had q call from Mr.. L. L. Richmond,
General Agent of the above machine. who
Il now in our place. and viii remsin for
several days, soliciting orders for the
Machine. We have seen specimens Of the
work. which show thst the Machine has
superior advantages over msny others ;
and Mr.. Richmond thinks be can con-
vince any one sha. it is for ahead Of any
other Sewing Machine yet manufactured.
BE win take pleasure 10 exhibiting It to
oil who desire to examine it.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-11-07


The Republican party had folly de'er-
mined to guard against any more lyicfs
ssd Johnsons in the Presidential chalr.
by choosing men for the next Pfes'seae
and Vice President. who had been long
ssd folly identified with the party. and
conserving whose soundness there wss no
doubs. 10 pursuance Of that determi-
nation, some welI-known Statesman would
hsve been selected for. the Presidency.
Bat oircumstances bsve 90 chsnsed the
poliaissl aspect. thst this resolution seems
dsssieed to be abandoned. and destiny
points 10 Gen. Grant as the next Presi.
asst. II he lives until the election. The
16dicsl leaders have undoubtedly COM
sisted great blunders many members
of ne party. especially soldiers hays be-
cone diss6ected in consequences OF the
ss6fsgs question; and the working classes
have been largely Influenced BY the dem
asosus talk about taxing bonds and pay
ing the national debt with greenbscks.
Ths results OF the late elections show
The extent of the disafection. The only
possible way to unite the party. and make
Il invincible, is to make some popular
General the standard.bearer of the party
In the coming Presidential campaign.
There were grave doubts as to Grants
political soundness. but the leading men
of the party seem to be satisfied that he
So perfectly reliable; and be is certainly
the most available man 10 the Union
Popular opinion is rapidly settling dowr
upon him, and his nomination is almost
. iorgone conclusion. He will sweep thu
entire country, and overthrow the choser
leader Of the Copperbeads. as surely !.
be overtbrew their Southern allies in tb'
Geld, whenever be set out on campaign
sgainst them. 1t may be regarded as
Cred fact, that tie next occupant Of tn
Presidential chair will be General o. S
Grant.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-11-07

FIRST DIsrRIcr.-Thomss j. Wander
slice, Democrat, is elected Representative
from this District. However, he ran IS
an indebendent candidate, and b'd three
Republican opponents. who also all ran
as Independents. But should not the re-
suit teach the Republicans to quit their
local and personal wrangling. and organ
ize? There is Republican majority ol
200 or over in this Township; but they
cannot run three candidates for the same
office. and outvote the Democrats. As
the Democratic patty is again raising its
head and becoming defiant. let the Re-
publicans stop the foolery they have been
engaged in for the last four or five years,
and organize at once. Then they can
win. every time. Personally. Mr.. Van,
derslice is q very good man; but we
"onld rather see . man of sounder poll
tics elected.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-11-07

The SrArE.-Thsrs is no doubt thsI
the Legislature will be largely Republican
We have as yet heard only from Leaven-
worth. Atchisou, Wyauaotte. and few
other localities, where the success Of the
Dsmocra attic ticket was anticipated. They
also elect aiewscattering mem bers through
out the State; but the Republicans will car
~ most of the rural Districts. Negro suf-
irsgs is badly beaten. Female suffrage
is also beaten. but indications are that i:
runs ahead of the negro. Lsavenwotth
city is reported as giving 500 majority
for female suffrage. and 1900 against ns-
gro suffrage. The amendment disfran-
ehising rebels may carry. although the
Republicans appeared to take no interest
in it. and the Democrats generally voted
seainst it.
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QorresponScnfe.
(For the Chief.)
Troy, October 6-N;d.;,.

ROY october 6-Midnisht.
Ma. EOrroa:-As an early hour On w.a....
day, sufficient returns had been broseb, I, -.
indicate the entire success of the ticket. Ths
excitement from that time ran high until sun
down, vhea Campbell arriveds and prepara.
tons commenced for . jollifcstion. The eisi.
ssns Of Troy thought the victory too good .
thing 70 PASS BY without demoustration: &C.
cordingiJ the proprietor of the Railroad House,
whose cup Of Joy was overlooking. gave sup
per to the Candidates present and their friends.
The indomitable Joe. Nixon brought out his
cannon, and boom. boom. vent the sslstss,
one for each candidate. All enjoyed them.
selves hugely. while report told rs thers Sas
weeping. waiiing and gnashing Of teeth ~
wa.hspa. Is is the grauaest jplli6cauon I
have ever Witnessed in Troy; and shy mott
because It's the croNnins victory Of Troy.
At this late hour the shouts Of victory are sill
heard, the; fun zoe, on. all thing, arss lovely.
and the goole' is elevated. =
Yours. truly. TROY.
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T The freqnrnt miscarriage Of the

~ The frequent miscarriage Of the
Chief in the mails is a great aegtava,ion
to Us. Last week. Chief. which w,n
OF in Friday mornings mail did not
reach subscribers in this Comfy until
Monday. Ii went on through to Ss'nt
Joseph. They have what they call a
through meil sack. which causes a great
deal Of bother. l. Posimssiers along the
route would rqnire the drivers to pnt of
the through sack. to be orsrbsu'ed, it
would make but very few minutc., al
.litional work, aad would avoid the in
convenience Of mail matter going by the
proper eflices liza through sack.
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Rndlx Elnffened.

We had heard, many weeks ago, that
On effort would be made to eject an entire
County ticket favorable to Wathfna for
County Seat. When The canvass fairly
opened. we expressed the hope that the
Comfy Seat Issue wonld be discounts-
nanced in the County election. and thai
the best men would be chosen. regardless
of their position on that issue. Wsthens
men assured rs ,hs. County Seat should
not enter into the canvass but We confess
that We hsd no faith in the asssirahce
There werc two incumhente of County
Offices. whom rybody said were as
good men as the County could produce.
and whose qualifications and integrity
were beyond question. Those two men
were sgain candidates. and We soon saw
that ally efforts were being made to get up
opposition to them. They soon had a
man to pit against one Of them. and he
is the worst beaten IAN in the outfit, but
it was not until a few days before the
election that they couli indncs man to
run against the other. land he is the next
worst beaten man. About ten days be-
fore the election. the Reporter came ont
with ticket. declaring it to be the only
genuine oue, aud that It " would be triumph.
antly elected This ticket was composed
wholly of men who had supported Wa
thena for County Ssst-some of whom. it
is openly charged. voted for Wathena
in consideration OF money 10 hand
paid; and others Of whom. it was report
ed last Spring. had been promised the offices
to which they aspired, in return for their
support Of Watbena. One of the Com
missioners. it is reported. had declared
that Wathera should be m ale the County
Scat. il he had to bankrupt the County
to do it. This he denies; but fair prog
ress has been made toward bankruptcy,
whether he threatened it Or not In its
last issue before the election. tho Reporter
threw of all disguise. and said that R,p-
pelye and Mcintosh must be dsfested.
because they had used their Influence to
prevent the removal of the County Seat
to Wathsna, This system Of tactics
forced the friends Of Troy to organize q
ticket in opposition to the other; and the
result is q clean defeat OF the Wathens
concern. They undertook to psy of doer'
Of their dirty work with County Offices
and to elect men to oil the Offices who
were in their exclusive interests. regardless
of the welfare Of the County. and had thu
presumption to suppose that the people
would ratify whatever they got up Per
haps they have learned wholesome les
son by this time Although the successfu
ticket was got up and was composed o.
friends of Troy. we do not. like some
claim it wholly as Troy victory. but q.
signal rstuke to q locality that has un
dertsken to rule the County. and run it,
affairs in their own especial interest.