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Anosucf 1"so nsN VIM
The Anchor Base Ball Club of this
city will hold meeting at their rooms
this evening fer the purpose of disband-
ing the organization. We understand
that tie surplus funds remaining in the
treasury will be invested in ice cream.
Nav we be therei
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Bethany College.

The Twenty-sixth Annual Exhibition
of the metropolitan Literary Society of
Bethany College will commence on
Wednesday evening and continue
Thursday and Thursday evening, June
18th and Goth. T. T. Cocayne's band,
Of this city, will furnish the music for
the occasion.
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Picnic NJ Walters Grove.
A fine picnic came off at Walters
Grove, on the National Pike yesterday.
A large number of our citizens were
present, and every thing passed off very
satisfactorily. .... -
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NOTICE.

nAvING ASSOCIATED WITH ME IN
III the Liquor business, Casper Keim, the
name and style of the firm will DO s. keim q
Bro -.
hereby give notice that / desire all persona
having bills against me to present them immedi
ately, and those indebted to me VIII please call
and settle, as wish to close all my accounts As
sOon as possible. SlMOh hEiM.
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P.llss c...r ,,t.. - IN b

P.iiee c..rt III q a.
Thrs csses were bsisFs. the Police
Court yesterday morning. It seems
that number of young men had been
indulging in the flowing bowl too freely,
and finally got into general fight
among themselves. The result was that
John Donifan, Joseph Donifan and
Michael McCary were arraigned before
Judge Good yesterday and each fined
Eve dollars and costs. -
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stockholders Meeting.

A the stockholders Of the NoRrHwEsrERN
BANK OF VIRGINIA viii be held at the NATIONAL
BANK OF WEST VIRGINIA at Wheeling on Tues
day, the 9th day Of July, at 10 o'clock A: NJ, to
consider An Act to provide fer winding up
the affairs of the NORTHWESTERN BANK OF VlR-
GINA" passed by the Legislature of West Vir.
ginia February 18th, 1867 ID. e. LIST,
GIBSON LAMB,
Committee of Stockholders.
Wheeling, May -, i567-td g. -..
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8. T. FAIRS.

MARBLE WORKER a. sCULP.
wi TOR, No. IL, Main Street, Wheeling. w.
Va. .. .Nu. t...
YMonumental Work Of all kinds made 10
order on short notice. Particular Attention paid
1 to Portrait Sculpture aud Designing. sepD
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An Apology.

An Apology. ,LEt
Owing to the fact that everybody,
and eSerybody's FRIEND, was out Of the
city yesterday attending pic-nics Gus
among the number), we are unable to
present much local news this morning.
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s1ACARD,

!. ! s ~ e 81 ss0i!::3,:ss e. g;
XssksiN71.l1F,i9ssT 0AN10s0H.
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Rcssiv0l

The festival of the Zane Street M. E.
Church will be held this evening at the
Church. Great preparations have been
made for this occasion, and full at
tendance is foregone conclusion. a.
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Fast Time.

Fast Time. ~
The steamer st. Marys made some
pretty fast time recently, running from
New Orleans to Cairo In four days and
eight hours, bound for this place. She
passed Cairo Sunday morning. She was
built By. Sxeeneys & Co, of this city.
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Ornha.., ReafiyaI.

OrphanP FehhVaI.
The festival at Washington Hall last
evening was q perfect success. Fine
music and singing, and everything to
please, were there. The festival will
continue to-day and this evening. AZ
ter the success of last evening, the hall
will certainly be filled to-day and to-
night. ..t " .''..-.' ~
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assa nfraxherries.

Large ssFewbsrries. n
The Messrs. Yoast, well KNOW u
this city Is successful Strawberry cyl
turists, placed couple Of baskets o.
this delicious fruit upon our table yes
tsrday., We furnished them "transpor
tation to head quartsrs,' and gave them
"a speedy and impartial trial Yer
dict: the largsst and best Of the season
Some of them were three inches il
circumference.
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Life Scholarship, Forty Dollars.
Books, Blanks ana stationery sfoO.
No Extra Charges

For Railroading Steamboating Banking, &c a.
in many other Colleges, and studeuts from q dis
lance win find that Wheeling In the cheapest
and best point AZ which 20 attend . Businezs
College, Boarding. the chief item, being con
slderabiy lower than in q larger city.
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Parade Yesters,.y.

Pavsae Yesterday.
The German Beneficiary Society had
. parade yesterday, it being holiday
with them. They were led by Yaas'
Brass Band. -.u F.
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New Uniferm.

New Uniferm. ...
The members of Vaas' Brass Band
made their appearance on the streets
yesterday clothed in neat, new uni
form. They looked very fine.
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Saloon keepers, Notice.
REMOVAL.

OUIS STEUBENRACH, SOUTH WHEEL.
IL ing, has on hand and for sale 10 barrels No
/ Crab Cider. maylllmo
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SUNDRIES.

Japanese H rs SAP Pure %Sitss wins vinegar, New s
York crab and champagne cider (bottledl, New
York No. Salmon, English dairy Cheese
Pickles and ssnoes, Tapioca, Pearl Sage Corn
starch, Msisspsr 30, dramatically seaaed. Ssl
81 or ;s sast SSst SSa9s nes e.
Cheese, Condensed Mix, Together ~iSA . Esosf
sssortment Of ssasonable articles, just receive
i. &c. D WOODROW,
Odd Fellow hall Building,
mySo 4onrus SfrsaA, Wheeling. ". Va
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Extraordinary Low Prices

Please remember the place at JOHN ROE
MIR & Co, Nos 81 and - Main Street Centre
'n hee aN r = go TAfILsO z8rT' 60
~ 80 JOHN RoEmER q CO.
,ans % -'ela 80 i',.ilt+ ~ :. 81
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A CARD.

I,HE McLURE HOUSE HAS CHANGED
i bands. The proprictors have long been
Enawn to the travelling public.
The house Ia undergoing thorough repairs, and
will he one OF the first class hotels of the coun.
frY. .
We will study to please, and hope to merit q
beral share Of the public patronage.
MAlL0NEE, MORRIS & co.
Wheeling W. Va, April 4, ls67.apr6-tf
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SWAMI HOUSE,

THE ONLY RIRsT CLASS HO.
i TEL in the city, and the most conveniently
located rs to the Railroad Depot and Steamboat
Landing. This House has been recently en-.
larged and newly fitted up. Water is drawn
from the Ohio River by Steam suction, forced in
. tank on top Of the building, from which the
House Is supplied with PURE SOFT WATER.
Il Is heated throughout with steam, and all the
modern improvements attached
Bills MODERATE, and attention THOROUGH.
mari4.Iy J.WM. DENT, Proprietor.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE;
YOUNG AfKN

Who have injured themselves by osrtain prsc-
ticc indulgcd In when alone. . habit frequently
learned from evfl companisns, sr ~ school the
effects Of which srs nightly fslt svss vhsa
asleep, and Y not cured rssdsn. .arIi.s. I'm.
possible, and destroys both mind and body,
should apply Immediately.
What 0 pity that . young nan. tlss hope Of
his country. ths darling Of his psnents, should
DO snatehed from Ill prospscta saA ssjoymsnts
Of life by the consequences OF dsviAfing ffon
tho path Of nature and indulgfng In certain
secret habit such psrsons most bsfors con.
far
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J. &G. BAYHA,

J. g. q. .BAYHA,
DREAD, CRACKER AND CAKE
ID BAKERY, Market Street, opposite the
washingtOn Hall, few doors above Monroe
street keep constantly on hand FIN a.sort.
menf Of the aboye srtieleG w. g
H- Their Esgons run constzc.ly 20 all part
Of the city with Bread, Crsckers. Rnsks, Cakes,
etc - sey1o.
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ORGANIC wEAKNrss
DIR. JOHNSTON,

Member Of tho Royal College Of Surgeons, Lon.
don, graduate from one OF the mott eminent
Colleges In the United States, and tho greater
Of London, Paris. Philadelphia end elsewherr
has effected some of the most astonishing curcs
that were ever known. Many troubled with
ringing In the head and cars whrn asleep, great
nervousness. being alarmed 40 sudden sound.
bashfulness, with frequent blushing. attended
sometimes with derangemnnto Of mind, wcre CUT
cd Immediately.
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HENRY SEAMON,

IhEALEH IN ALL KINDS OF TO
~ bacco Pipes, Snuff sc. Manufacturer Of No.
Wheeling Stogies, No. 81 Water street; iiav.
ing made arrangements with one of the leading
tobacco houses in the country. am prepared %
offer all the best grades Of Chewing Tobacco at
Ndnufdcturers' prices. may162w
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MARRIAGE,

Reflect that . sound mind and BODY are III.
happiness. Indeed. without these the journey
through life becomes . weary pilgrimage. the
prospect hourly darkens % Tho visv, ths mind
becomes shadowed with despair and hllsd with
the melancholy refestlop that The happiness Of
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LOCAL MATTERS.
City Csnacil.

City Csnacil. -
There will be a regular meeting Of
City Council this evening.
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Fer the best TttLL
Glass of Ice Cold Soda Water drop
in at Odbert's, end of the Stone Bridge.
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In this most important feature of a business
education, we do not simply impart enough
knowledge 10 perform the Ordinary Calculations
in business, hut each student, besides learning
the regular
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NOTICES.
StraYed or Stolen.

stray Gu VI StVECs
LARGE, WHITE MICH cow,
A slightly mixed with red about the head and
fore legs, wide horns. Said COW either strayed
or was driven away from the pasture on the east
side of Wheeling Greek, on Tuesday last. A
liberal reward win be given for information
which will lead 10 her whereabouts.
jeiOlw r CRANGLE.
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MICHAEL EDwARDs. Z s4lHf., HENRY CO.
SPRIGG HOUSE,

,.I-.s sirid bali yaas WHEELING, W. VA.
THIS House HAsBEEN ALTRR-
IL KID and newly furnished throughout, and il
now open for the reception Of guests'
John c. Kirker, Clerk. 20 SIS
80 Edwards & C0NANT,
1jess q GNk&ss 80 q = Proprietors.
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". m. sTELLE. % W a. FKAZIER
Z - NEW PIRaf. -

T'HE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING FORMED A
i eopartneuhip ser the refY9s g doing re-
tai dry goods asd grocery 6essssss ~ tie odd
stand sf ". II. 6srnsso. i.InenaDne. ~. va,
gsseri ss.ortpef q dry eoedA - Rossiss.
shieb vin b. sold st ths lovsf tpeiR ratss,
snx soiiefs . cssfisusnAe q - $1,000 hsre'
ssfors 20 lib>r.lly sxksn4s4 - - m.
$500 a h. GTt1IB 4 YkAzkER.
90 Suecessoss % y. II Garrison.
TuAuxIEuA.A~r1h f6g1.
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CRRAsRY, BLAKIRLY q DOW,
jes WHEELING. W VA.
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EVERETT HOUSE.

Nsrth Side Of Union Perk, n. Y.
n HIS HOUSE Is KEPT ON THE Ell
{ i repean plan; II is within three minutes
ride fby horse cars) Of the New Haven
Railroad Hepst, convenient to al the principal
places of amusement, and Tor Summer travellers
win be found, the coolest Hotel in the city.
Every room Is provided with running water.
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FOR SALE.

,rOcK AND FIXTURES OF A FIRST
cigar and Tobacco Store.
-. chance offered. &. Il. DEITERS,
= law Iai, corner Main and Union streets
..,v Wheeling.
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f. A. ELHER1
ALTER MARSHALL. q. A. ELLIE
MARSHALL & EBERT.

WILL CONTINUE THE BUSINESS OF
w the late firm of Marshall, Colts e. Co., at
The old Fulton Bank. and will furnish coal ON
reasonable terms TO all our old customers, and
AJAX share of public patronage. marl2
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JACOB GRoSSCLoS,

Successor to Probe & Grossclos, 100 ".
NANUFACTURE OF Bicycles,
MI CARRIAGES, R0CKAWAYS, Sc., &c,
No. ~ Market Street, keeps constantly on hand
his line Of business Particular attention given
to repairing. -....
tT-secood hand Carriages and Busgies for
cash sep9
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COPPER, TIN,
-AyD-
f.. . dill = .I-tss4 -t3
SHEET IRON WARE.


r HAVE REMOVED ny woRKsa0P AID
IL Store Room. from 10 Hsrkrt - IA. lfe Main
street wirrr sfI b pieased 70 - ~ ny Old
siys me tbsir psfrsnagsL ksye sfun sSoort
msnt IL al kinds of ssrs ususily fpuuk In sprb
tablishfnents and am prsperoi 70 filali ordess
Cor anything manufactured from ccppss Tin 90
Sheet lrsu. have sevsf1l mt sisssJob work
men. and vii Do asy work peUsps1, so II ~
isbss3n -.,,.af GEO. W. J0HysOs
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WANTS.

NEWING MACHINks.-
= Agents wanted everywhere to sell our low
priced. fully licensed machines. Send fer our
circular SHAW s. CLARK, S: NJ. Co, Bidde
lord Maine. novi4.ly9
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AT less than Eastern prices. Flannels, Blankets.
Hosiery, Gloves, Ladies and Gents Vcsts and
Pants. Calicos and chintzes best Nerrfmacs at
20 cents. Some good Madden Coiored Calico at
"a cents.. Finp Twilled Cosurgs at 8 cents.
Good Brown Muslin at l2i eents- Heavy Ribbed
Msrino Hose At IS cents . pair. 81 and 10 4
Linen and Cotton Sheeting at very reduced
prices, and everything else In proportion Please
call and examine fef yourselves soon. as We ex-
pect to only sell for . limited time at these
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Washington Hall Association
u,uuE aNNEAI MEETING OF THE

| stockholders of the Washington Hall Asso-
cation, for the election Of a Board Of Trustees,
will be held at the hall on Thursday, the Goth
instant, az clock p. NJ and for the transaction
If other business. By order.
GEO. w. SIGHTS,
irlntd Secretary.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-10-03

A SPEcMES.-One Rev. McBurney.
who pollutes circnit down ct Emporis.
is fair specimen Of the class Of oppo-
nsnts Of female suffrage who recently met
at Lswrence. Not long ago. in expatia.
ting upon the bobby Of "M,nhood Suf.
frsge," be gave ss his de6nition of Man.
hood. the possession Of the functions for
which the jscksss is especially noted. This
same moral character made Q speech st
the lawrence meeting. which was dsvot-
cd particularly to the dsfam alton Of L.
dy who formerly resided there. but who
is now Secretary Of the Equal Rights As.
sociation, ct Washington. He made
sport Of her. bsesuss she lsborsd with bs'
husband on the farm. in the early days oil
Kansas: and then charged that she va,
living Is q concubine with the man Who
claimed to be her husband. never having
been married to hsr. The lsdy's mother
published . reply to his ISLANDERS. and
now the lady herself comes out in card
and between the two. the poor. dirty
dog gets most unmsrciful pelting.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-10-03


GEN. S. F. CARkY.-Ssm. Carey. of
Ohio. wss once known - an eloquent
Temperance orator. For tho Past two
years. he has been notorious - tool Of
the nstionsl sot. Andy johnson. The
Republicans Of one Of the Cincinnati Dis
sricts. having nominated . candidate 70.
Congress. in the place Of Gen. Hayes,
Who is . candidate for Governor. the De-
mocracy. through hired sgents in the
Workingmen's psrty. induced them to
make nomination. in order to draw ofI
those votes from the Republican nominee.
for whom most OF them would have voted.
Carey was nominated. and accepted.
When be was fairly in the field. the
Democracy proper bold Convention.
and nominated Charles Rsmel;n o. their
candidate. Carey. seeing the use he has
been put to. still continues on the track.
doubtless with promise Of something fai
from johnson for his dirty work. The
result will be. the election Of the Demo.
cratic candidate. unless the Workingmeu
realize ho~ they arc being sold. and fall
back to the support Of their trus friends
the Republiesns. -',.-- : <
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-10-03

How DOES THls LOOK THE Repub-
licsus term those who oppose the priuci.
pies Of the party. Coppsrhesds. Negro
Suffrage has been made plank Of their
platform, and those who oppose it are
clssssd with the Copperhssds. A per-
eistent effort Is being made. and the Gen.
trail Committee have permitted them.
selves to be partially lsmpooned into the
scheme, to make opposition to woman
suffrage an issue of the party. That once
accomplished, the friends Of the measure
would be thrown without the psle Of the
party, snd ranked with the Copperhesds.
In plain terms. every man who did not
want . negro to vote. or desired that his
wife, mother. sister or daughter should
have that privilege. would be Copper
head IL that the issue you wish to
make. gentlemen That is just what it
will amount to. snd nothing else. We
have steadily opposed . conflict Of this
kind bot few more such steps % have
been taken lately. will precipitsts it on
to us.
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. Commemorative years ago. Capt.
Georgs ]. Martin was regularly nomins.
ted by the Republicans Of Atehison Couu-
ty. for the State Senate. It was object
ed to him, that he was in favor of negro
suffrage. and bad been an officer in . No
gro regiment: an Independent Republi-
can candidate waa brought out against
him. and be was defeated. To day. some
of the very men who did that trick. are
dsnouncing Capt. Martin because he is
an active worker in favor Of female suf.
frage. which these men declare is damsg-
ing the cause Of negro suffrage! There's
honesty for you. in great chunks and
gobs.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-10-03

CAPT. FucKINaER.-Cspt. Samuel
Flickipger, Of Doniphan. is on the track
for Sheriff. as will be seen BY bis an
nouucemcnt. He is one of the old citi-
zsns Of the County, and served 10 the ar
my. as Captain Of company in the 18th
Kansas. As be enjoys IN extensive pop
ulsrity in the County. We may expsct to
see On interesting race for the Sheriffslty; y;
and ss the Csptain's qualifications ere
excellent. the County will secure . good
officer in the election Of either Of the rival
candidates.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-10-03

wilkes Booth Aynin-Another
Mnn Sure That He In Alive.
have no donbt the faces of some Der.
sons will wear an incredulous smile when
l boldly and fsarlessly proclaim through
your columns Brother Americans, You
have been deceived j. Wilkes Booth il
alive
1t would be folly to recall. in detail.
the tragic events Of the night of April IA
1865. They are indsllibly stamped on
the memory Of every American citizen
Suffice it to say. the President wss assss-
sinsted. and j. Wilkes Booth denounced
by common consent. as the assassin.
That he made his escape from Wssh-
ingfon. none will deny that it was bis
Iifeless body that was brought back to
Warrington. and so eriously dispo-
sei of-msny have doubted. and but few
individuals believe. who cav the strange
condnct Of the officers in charge that it
was not Booths body. bat the mangled
corpse Of . person resembling Booth.
who had been brutally murdered and
substituted in Booths stead. can now be
proven beyond dispute; that Gen. L g.
Baker knew it was not Booths body.
can be shown-ihat hs claimed the re.
ward offered for Booths capture. and the
one hundred thousand dolIers was paid
ont Of the Treasury Of the United States,
are we'll known FACTS.
There are three men in the United
States who have seen j. Wilkes Booth
since what purported to be bis mortal re
mains wss dragged BY those infuristed
blood. hounds into Washington.
He was recognized. through his dis
guise. on the 9th of April. 1865. on
board Of vessel which carried him "a,
beyond the reach Of his supposed aven-
gers: again he was seen BY gentleman
in the month Of September. 1866 and
there is voung mso in this city to day
who saw him no longer ego than August.
1866. and converssd with him. The
names Of these individuals. duly signed to
respective sffidsvits. might possibly be
obtained upon application to sr Judge
Advocate Holt. or the notorious L. G.
Baker. Chief National Detective PoIics.
- it is probable they may have forgotten
to mention to their friends. or in pnblic.
. matter Of snch "trivisl import" II
not. I wauld nat venture to say the mep
referred to would not object to repsti-
tion Of their names to documents OF
similar nature.
Be il known. that I do hereby charge
General Lafayette O. Bsder and bic ESQ
cistss with bsving wilfully and mali
ciousIy conspired to swindls the United
States Treasury ont Of SlO0. 900 l-New
Orleans Cor. of " p. Sxaday News.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-10-03

Two Coon MEx.-In our candidate
department. win BE- iousd the announce
ment Of Charles Rappslys. tos County
Treasurer. and Of Dunssn McIntosb. Tor
reelection - Register Of DEEDS; both Of
whom We hope to ses elected. becauss.
firstly. thsy are tSs right men fos the Pls-
ces. and secondly. they deserve the Offices
on other grounds.
Mr.. R.ppelys hes bsen County Clerk
for the last -four years. and has distin.
guished himself for ability. correctnss'
and honesty in the discharge Of his do
ties. and close attention to his business
He hes bad close experience with the e.
naucisl affairs Of the County. and whs'
be cannot do toward strengthening them
up. cannot be done IN the Treasurer's Of
Gee. He is the man, shove sll others
who Is needed in that Office. where BIZ
honesty and integrity will be regarded b,
:
the people % fer grsstsr security that
heavy bond.
Mr.. Mcintosh hes held the Office o
Recorder fol. the past two, years. durinl
which time he h,s eivsn universal s.ti.
faction. His books are in perfect order
and bis work 10 exesuted promptly. W.
have yet to hear the 6rst word Of com
plsint against him, ss sn officer.
Messrs.- Rsppslys and Mcintosh or
both so unfortuusts - to be disabled 70
supporting themselves By manual labor
The lstter was rendered 80 in the servic
Of his adopted country. This circum
stance should CONT nothing in their fa
vor, If they we're not capable and honest
but as they are, i should have considers
ble weight With voters.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-10-03

Gun NnaHBoRs IN STEw.-The
County Seat question has sgsin been
sprung in Richardson County. Nsbraska.
snd vote is to be taken on the day Of
the general election. The csadidstes are
Falls City. Salem. aud Ar'go. We
learn that at the Republican County Con-
vsution. last week. some Of the delegates
from Salem and Rulo bolted. and win
fuse with the Democrats. We hope they
may get their Gil Of County Seat {: but
we have q mighty poor opinion Of Re-
publicaus who will bolt on such local
issue. fuse with rebels and Coppsrhesds.
and perhaps divide and distract their own
party for years to come.