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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-06-06

MED 30 SrAkr.-It has been decided
BY tbs Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
that. fos the purpose Of Transferring prop
artg 6oo hnshaad to wifes or from wife
to, hoshaad, % Iron oas Of them 10 both
eoejointly. that when dssds are made 70
. third petty. ssd Thea beck from him
70 either Or both. sech instrumeats need
ast b stanped = eosvsyssess. . there
i no sale. bot only agrssusatt: bat n
they contain powers Of attorney these
should haze DER spproprisss stamp.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-06-06

T Our people sre deeply disappoint-
cd 10 the result of the election /; but they
are vastly relieved. and enabled to bear
up under it. BY the knowledge that they
are soon to be treated to lecture on "Tbe
In6uits G Cosmclogy."I les . mighty good
thing. !" a'''' ';' a''''
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-06-06

-DoMrx1M=f6sps6p!ScfB B5siF6ss
ars to bs congratulated upon the remark
able ssgacity they displayed. on Tuesday.
They controlled the fate ofths County Sest
ousstion-ths result shows which wsy.
And it wss for spite-to crafty little
piqus, unworthy Of men. When an, alec
ton was ordered. Doniphan. without sbs
slishts.t sAsps for suecess. insisted upes
being candidate and becsuss Troy
would ma GET od Of the track. and at The
saus tins control her own vote and The
.vess wbieh vss fsv6tsbls to bet thresgh.
ont the County. for Doniphau. the latter
rushss to the support of her only really
,3xpessous rival. We cad sslf them, that
had Troy drawn of from ths'rsce We.
thens would have beaten Donlphan al
most three to one. The only chance to
beat W.thsn,. was to do kiwish Troy.
Troy was no rival to Douiphan. Some
men at the latter place were doubles
bought: bot the lesdipg meh, whose To-
tsrssts ase conSectsd with the place. cor
tsiuly could have produced different re-
suIt. :Thsy. stood .aloof in 4 huf. and
aided the success of . town that will
uakssssd iurosd into her trade. and will
o. Haal - 41.a.s
use the power acquired. to oppose the on
ly great enterprise from which Doniphan
could receive any benefit For spite they
have damaged themselves. and inflicted
40 inconveuisace upon the whole County.
We hear that ons Of their pleas was. that
il they let Wa,hsna succeed now, Troy
would contest tho election. when ii would
be set aside, and Donipban would stand
smother chance. They are fooling their
time away. Their manner Of conducting
the late canvass won the respect OF the
people their conduct in the election de-
stroyed that respect. and replaced it with
disgust. If another election is ordered,
whether there be two or three points in
competition. Doniphan can never com.
msnd ss many votes as she received on
the 2lst Of May.
.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-06-06

~ The Reporters "s.rong holt'' il
limitations Of articles in the Chief. 1t is
very handy stit-but monkeys are ex.
cellent mimics. afl ts5 ~ Eeiss. aa
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-06-06

H . .
RoBAcK's PILLs.-Weshavs seen q
good many recommendations Of Robsckf 4
Pills, but we have derived benefit from
them different from any we have yet heard
Of. A gentleman came into our Office,
to pay q bill of three dollars. handing us
Q FIVE dollar bill. We returned hin
what We supposed to be two one dollar
bills. as change: but through mistake.
We give bin 4 dollar bill and his Eve dol
lar bill. Istaining but dollar for ourself.
He went Immediately to the. drug store
to purchase Q box Of Roback's Pills, and
on paying for them, discovered that he
still bad a FIVE dollar bill. whereas be
knew the only ono be brought with him
was the one paid to us. He Immediately
returned to the Office and rec,ified the err
ror. Had be not gone to purchase the
pills. be would have gone directly home.
and probably not have perceived the mis-
take when be again had occasion TO use
bis purse. Thus it will be seen that
Roback's Pills were the means of saving
to us four dollars. ,...-. ..s
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-06-06

H All good Union men can but re.
gard tho Northern boudsmen Of JED.
Davis ss children OF Baal. .aa..
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-06-06

DYsPsPslA.-Wsk kaoW, Of no remedy
equal to Cos's Dyspepsis Cure for tbis
trouble. II ensbles the patient to take
any wholesome food. stops distress after
eating % soon ~ taken. and is psrfect
regulator Of the stomach, - 49,. - ysi
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-06-06

/. n It is thought By many that Hosecs
Grssley has lost his iaaoeaes. b. biz co.
ton in the JED Davis sGair. Atasy rsts.
be will bsacsforth have balsful ia6u.
snee. - -,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-06-06

H We will wager ths editor Of th'
Chief new bat that We have moro sctu'
81 paying Subscribers in Doniphan Coun'
ty than be has.-Rspoyter. IS
Brsvoli Our advice was unnecessary
10 sll those "ten years. :" with due 70.
gard for your feelings.) We have nevel
known one Of that sort Of papers that had
not an overwhelming circulation-gues'
they all died Of too much circulation
But xe must decline your proposition,
We were never. in the habit Of settling
little disputes BY gambling. Besides. VI
own up. Nobody takes the Chisf-no.
body reads it. We have NO subscribers
in Doniphsn County-tbs Reporter has
them sll. sss
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-06-06

The RArLRoAD.-We this week publish
the proceedings Of series Of meetings
held in this County. in behalf of the
Atchison and Nebraska City Railroad.
The people everywhere along the propos-
cd route, take the deepest interest 10 it.
and are anxious that the County shonld
lend it's aid to the enterprise. There
were some few, 40 desply eugrossed with
prerioas engagements. that they could see
in this matter nothing but bupcombe to
affect The County Seat election. Now
that the election is over, and the ground
for such an excuse no longer exists. We
trust they will realize that there is some.
thing more than buneombe intended. and
70 to work with will for the Rsilrosd.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-06-06

r. It is reported thst JED. Davis
will return to his plantation. and 90 into
the cotton rsisins businsss. BE has
heavy Dale, to start os. s1. ~
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-06-06

DIcKENs' WoRKs.-Messrs. Ticknor
and Fields. Of Boston, have made ar.
rangements with Charles Dickens, BY
which they become the only authorized
Publishers Of his works in America; and
the editions issued BY this firm. are the
only ones from which be derives any pe-
euniary return. Messrs Ticknor & Fields
srs ct present issuing three editions OF
these works. The Diamond Edition
will be Issued In Is or IA volumes, in
cloth. at 81 so. or plsin, at el.25. The
Charles Dickens edition will be comprised
iu the same number of volumes as the
sbovs. and will be prepared under the
special supervision of Mr. Dickens him.
sslf-price. $3.50 per volume. The II.
lpstrated Library Edition will be issued
10 % volumes. at % per volume. For
epy Information respecting these works.
eddrsss Ticknor & Fields. 124 Tremon,
Street. Boston.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-06-06

Am. Tract Society Colporteur.
The American Tract Society. institu.
ted in the city of New York A. D. 1925.
BY six different christian denomiuatiops,
for the object of Evsugeliziug and sup
plying the world with printed books
written BY pious men. which books be.
ing Of . sacred character, and drawn
from the Holy Scriptures. are Intended
to supply the place Of the common loose
literature ofths day. It's books are print
ed in more than one hundred and thirty
different languages and dialects. and the
number of its volumes. including the
choicest productions of centuries. ex-
ceeds three, Moasand three hundred. II
also issues different periodicals. for family
and Sabbath School instruction.
4, This Benevolent Institution has COM
menced it's operations 10 this part OF o1r
State. and hes. Commissioned Mr.. John
B. Madoulet. Of Doniphsn county. to cir.
culats it's publications. take mp subscrip-
tions., and receivs dons,ions from such
as feel that rho, institution 10 worthy OF
christian support. and of awakening the
attention Of the community to the char
sc,er and claims Of the institution.
Mr.. Msdoulet will Commence operst-
ing In Atebison and Doniphsn counties
on the 18th inst. snd will be ready to
receivs dosations for the Society. We
REreRsncEs.-We most heartily vel.
come Rev. Mr.. Madoulet to his 6sld
among De, and hope that be will not only
be kindly received but literally patron
lied BY our reading public. - his books
are among the best. ,ie = sea :! d:
ls E. P. LEWIS. PAator Pres. Ch.. % y
8. D. SToaas, Cong. ">,sis
a. Ezt-t Ssy;s.s - Atchison.
Il gives ne pleasure to recommend the
Rev. Mr.. Msdoolet to the sympathies
aud kind sttsatioo Of the christian pub.
lie. j BAkswELL. Bpis. Uh:. Atchiaoo.
I bsvs been sequsistsd with Rsv. Mr..
Msdooles The past eight years. and con-
cur in the above. L. A. ALDsRsoN.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-06-06

E james Hollcraft, who is engaged
in the manufacture of cottonwood shin.
giles, over in the Missouri Bottom, near
this place. showed rs some samples. the
other day, which beat anything in the
shingle line that has ever been produced
in this country. They were foot in
Width. perfectly uniform in thickness and
tsper. % smooth - if dressed with .
plane. and not the sign Of . crack in them.
He says they were an average specimen.
made by improved machinery. and that
be can furnish any quantity Of the same
sort. t 7ses =. = s-f'-
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-06-06
% The Young men who shove th!

H The young men who shove the
Reporter. feel deeply insulted because We
called them ?" boys."s Beg pardon; bu.
the mistake wss nsturaI. The character
Of the Reporters arguments" on the
County Seat question Was SO very child
ish. thst We cannot Be blamed for attrib.
utiug extreme youth to the authors.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-06-06

r. As the Reporter protests that it'
Highland letter was actually written BY
"one of the best citizens of Doniphsu
County," (explicit. will il please inform
Us. confdenti.lly. whether the writer was
one Of those who were bought like head
Of cabbage in the market; and il so.
whether he brought first.class price!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-06-06
Horace Greeley..His Position.
In view Of Q recent occurrence, tho fol-
lowing correspondence. which took place
almost year ago. may be of interest:


WAuKgeAx. Ill.,. June "a.
Hon. Horace Greeley. New York city:
DEAR Sm: l would respectfully ask
il it be irus thst you have offered to 90
JEFF Davis bail for his released Also, il
the above be trus. why did 700 not try to
obtain bail for Wirz. the keeper of JEFF
Davis slsnghter-pens? I ask these ques-
tions not from impertinent or idle curios-
ity. bnt for the purpose Of obtaining your
views on so important . point. In the
mesntime, / remsin. very respectfully,
yours. @ j. WnsoN. Jr.
ANSWER.
Yes, sir: I would bail Davis. or yen.
or any other cnlprit tbst the Government
would shsmefully keep in jail more than
year. resisting and denying bis Just and
legal demand that be be. srrsigned and
tried, or let 60. Yours truly.
=. 49,. HoRAcs GRKELkY.
Mr.. J.. Wilson. Jr.. Waukegan.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-06-06

HsADAcHE.-The symptoms Of thi,
vsry general complaint ere already toe
we'll known to require any description.
According to the science Of medical men.
hssdsehe arises either from . sympathy
with the stomach and cbylopostic viscers.
or from weakness or exhaustion Of toe
power of the sncephdon. The one may
b called sympathetic and the other ner-
vous headache. All that 10 necessary 10
The treatment is to restore Q healthy ac-
ton to the stomach. It would bs we'll
fnt to take an emetic. follow this BY the
daily uss Of Roback's Bitters. and keep
Ne bowels regular; do not allow them
to become cons,ipated. Take small do
90 Of Robsck's Blood Pills frequently.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-06-06

nELMBoLD's EXTRACT BucHu a.A
IHrsovED. RosE WAsn Cures secret snd DALI
cate disosdsn in Al sheir Stages. q lissis %.
pense. itiie o. 10 change ip diet, 10 issoavs-
nieoee. and no; exposars. Il ID plsassst y
taste and odos, innedists IN in scsiess I'D
free from al injnrious properties. ST
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-06-06

TIxxsKSwoRT1 MEDICAL HEaALp.-Ws
ksvs rsived the 6rst number Of monthly
publication besriag the above title. which
- been commenced at Lsavenworth. BY
Dss. Logan q Sinks. Kansas contains
some eminent men Of the Medical Frater.
sisy: and the Herald. - their organ.
wid doubtless be an able and valuable
orodic,l in this branch Of science. The
prios Of tbs Herald = ss year. 49,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-06-06

HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUcHU si,es
health and vigoe to the frane. ssd bloom p
the palIid cheek. Debility Il scesapenied ~
nany alarming sympsons. and u 10 tresteses
is submitted %. esnsunption. insanity q sF-
lepsie hts ensue. s.e, a. ,-ss. 7sdi
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-06-06

BlKEaY AND CoNFEcrroxERY.-
advertisement Of the new frm Of Spring
q b Crist will be found in this weeks
issue. They have opened up in their
nav building. on Main Street. whore. in
addition to their Bakery. they keep .
large supply Of oil kinds Of Candies,
Nuts, Canned Fruits. Oysters. Tobacco.
Soda Water and Lemonade. Ice Cream.
sts.s They have also . Restaurant connec.
ted with the concern, where meals will
Be ssrved at sll times. 1t will be found
9 No. establishmsnt, aud we recon.
mend i to public patronage. "Nss-
b" will do the honors Of the house. and
VII always Be found on hand.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-06-06

HoLLowAY's PnLs.-Indigestion, Liv.
er and Stomach complaints. These med
icines will cure the most confirmed cases
of dyspepsis. and disorders Of the stom.
ach and liver. They have restored more
suffering dyspeptics to actual and perm
ansnt health than oil the other ephemeral
specifies" united. They have stood the
test Of fifty years experience. They in
crease the appetite. iuvigorats the stom'
ach and purify the liver. Iu bowel com.
plants they are equsllsy eficscious. and
for sick and nervous headaches they
stand unrivslled. Sold by ell druggists
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-06-06

Wsthsns's m.jority. "a
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-06-06

SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RE-
sT0KED BY Hs1xsoass Exr.1cs Bsers.
!. MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL vIooe
sss rsssissa by HEs.oss1 Eua4W DSs0a
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-06-06

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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-06-06

"Thst Republication Il as good for
tie North as necessary for the South. end
that in honesty we are bonnd to sustain
at home whot pe command abroad-Ix.
PARTIAL SUFFRAGE"
Upon this declaration of principles the
Republicans of New York entered the
csnvsss, and elected their candidates by
twenty thousand majority. The Con.
vention which is to assem- bic the coming
month has large Republican msiority.
and will put the " Empire State" in
harmony with the General Government.
by adopting impartial suffrage.
The Legislature Of Kansas. BY req
OF . Republican State Convention. has
already. in advance of Congress. or 9th.
or States. given rs an opportunity to
take an advanced position. and be the
lirst Of States to voluntarily conseerais
this central plank in the Republicans
PIstform-EsfroneAisemest of he Lon.
al. Di.franehisemens Of. Re5els.
With this explsnafion, we submit our
sction to the Republicans Of Ksns.s
confidently anticipating its cordial en-.
dorsement By tbs press and members Of
the party. Let us 20 to work and Gil
up the ranks Of the Progressive Republi.
can Army. and move on to ths consuu .
NATION Of the srest end for which il was
called into esissence-ths embodimeut OF
perfect jnsties and entire equality Of man
IN hia relations to 00yern ment ecd
FRANK DRENNING, Ch'l.. =
CHAs 9: WHITING. Sso'y.. :
d. B. EMMERT-
- r. B. TAYLOR,
II. D. FISHER.
TorsEA. Kassas. Nay ISL. 1857. 80
New-York tribune., 1867-05-01
THE NDT1N WiR.

The public mind is, we apprehend, consider
ably muddled about the "mdian War;
Whether we really are at war Or no! II s0,.
with whom, and what for are points not very
lucid Whether the "war" has begun or
ended! Whether it be with Sioux, CheyenneS,
Arapahoes, Camanches, Kiowas, or Blackfcet,
or if all these have indeed consolidated for the
demolition of red pipes ; An occasional telc-
gram from the supposed theater of operations
lights up the mudde, and makes the
darkness visible. Gen. Hancock has had an IN
tervicw with a few of them, and told them his
forte was hitting hard Then we are told
that he was unable to find their trail, and, in
the next breath, that he cOmpensates himself
bv surrounding them and then, that when
surrounded, they were mot there lhlS, To De
sure. was somewhat hard hit" for the Gen
erol The Indians (and il is not very wonder
fuD declined to let the army visit their women
and children When our army had determined
10 visit them, it is telegraphed as an
outrageous circumstance that only the warriors
were seen, and these "amed "a fact, the
startling character of which may be estimated
by those who know that ii Is Impossible 70 see
an Indian unarmed, unless he is asleep. Then
comes the telegram that the stations on the
"Smoky Hill route are taken, or burned and
this telegram, first denied from the nearest
telegraph station, Denver, is afterwafd cor
roborated from the army on the Arkansas River
two hundred miles of, who discover that 1t
was done by the very Indians who broke
up camp on the Arkansas, and whose trail
Gen. Custar has been unable TO discover,
although persons there have no hesitation III
coming to the conclusion that they were the
yeritable Indians that committed the outlages
in question, in the face OF the fact that the
time of the occurrence and the distance make
il a physical impOSSibility.' Nevertheless, . 1t Is
"a very pretty quarrel as it stands The In
dams would not let Gen. HancOckS army into
their domestic retirement they are armed"
They run away and cannot be found. Certain
stations are reported burned; of course they
are burned and these copper-colored heathens
burned them.
If we are not To shoot down the first abo-
rhymes we meet for this, we would like 10 kn4H
what is the advantage of being able TO go, TO
war? Further to show its character, '&le-
gram comes from Denver, from persons just
over the Smoky Hill road in q coach--in all,
some five or ten persons, probably-w,h0 have
seen several thousand Indians on the |way, and
who glbly announce that they are ION the
"war-path,' although they appear to have
allowed said coach to pass peac c.tably enough
through 400 miles inhabited but by them; and
il may be taken for certainly that if they
saw the Indians, 4he Indians, SaW them.
Is some one interested in jgetting up IN In
dian war; whether OF not II the Indians were
New-York tribune., 1867-05-01

The acceptance by France and Prussia OF a
Peace Congress for the settlement OF the Lux
emburg question was yesterday officially an
mOunccd IN the English House of Commons hy
Lord Stanley, who gave it as his opinion that
the question would be satisfactorily arranged
1t is, OH the other hand, reported that consid-
cradle uneasiness is created by the silence of
King William of Prussia, who yesterday opened
the PlUssia Diet without making any mention
of the Llxemburg business. Some of the lead
ing German papers state that Count Bismarck
WAS not altogether opposed to the withdrawal
of the Plussian troops from LuXcmburg, but
that the King and most of the leading genelals
,vontcd fine Prussian claim to bc defended.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-01

really determined t,,at travel shOuld not p,ss
on the "Smoky IIill rOvte,p or the Platte route
either for that matter not O coach, without
o heavy escort, would 20 from Eastern Kansas
% Denver, OF pass in safety up the Piatte.
THAI they do 80 IS evidence that tbcre i,
no matwed plan Of offensive operations on oar
overland commerce. One telegram Informed III
that the first blood OF the "wal" was drawn.
one White and five Indians Who they were. or
why they happened to be 80 picked up, we aro
not Informed. If killed at all, their crime we
apprehcnd, was the Postmaster's-" prOximity.y
As the next telegram announces that Gen.
Custar could find no trail, the previous tcle
gram, we apprcheDd, may be set down a.
apOcryphal.
If al this were not so cIimnay serious, it
would bc Picbwicldan. OF course, Gen. Hancock
must do something for the money his expedi-
ton is to cost 1t has been estimated that, in
our former Indian wars each Indian killed cost
It's several hundred thousand dollars. If ii can
not be done otherwise, let some lieutenant,
anxious to distinguish himself, swoOp down on
some little band of women and children, who,
not having heard of the war, may be off their
guard, or we are likely never to get the worth
of our money, even at the usual figures