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Order Of Publication.

1OHN w. BOYD and Rebecca Boyd, who
y are non.residents of the, State of Kansas
will take n ,tice, that A. ". Blakemore, n
plaintiff. did, on the 18th aay Of Time; A. D.
1867. file his petition 10 the District Court OF
TIE Second Judicial District of the State of
Kansas, within and for the County of Doni.
phan. against you, the said John W. Boyd and
Rebecca Boyd. defendants, the object of which
said petition is to recover judgment against the
said defendants, for the sum Of seven hundred
and sixty FIVE IS 100 dollars, with legal inter-
est thereon from December 18th, A. D. 1866,
now due to the said plaintiff from the said de.
PENDANT, John W. Boyd. OH 4 promissory note
given by the said John ". Boyd to the said
plaintiff, dated December 18th, A. d. 1865, and
payable twelve months after date; also, pray
ing that . certain mortgage, executed BY said
John W. Boyd and Rebeccs Boyd 70 said plain
tin, on the north west quarter of section No.
twenty three, (23) in township No. three q,
south. of range No. twenty (20) east. III the
County Of Doniphan, and State Of Kansas, 10
secure the payment Of the sum Of money abore
mentioned, may be foreclosed. the said premi.
ses ordered 70 be sold, and the proceeds ap-
piled to the payment of said money. And the
said John ". Boyd and Rebecca BOYD are fur.
ther notified that thev are required to appear
aud answer said petition on or before the 4th
day Of September. A. d. 1867.
Dated June 9th, A. d. 1861.
A. w. BLAKEMORE.
By SIpSGY TEsEEsr, His Attorney.
Attest: PRANK BROWN, Clerk.
July 4 fee7-fws Frs fec, SIS.
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On Sunday, the iith inst, BY Rev. B. r.
Bowman. Mr.. JOHN GuLD. of White Cloud, to
Miss LAURA Mccall, daughter of Sol. Mccall,
Of BsoWn County. fFf.Tsrs
It Is recorded that both the Jews and the
Aohamuaedans. long ago, fixed upon the year
1867 as the date Of some great event in the
worlds history. That event has happened.
1t has been said that man is never too old TO
do good; and Guild has demonstrated that a
MAJ il never too young 10 do good. He has
gone in his youth and loveliness, but re will
not deplore him, for our loss is bis gain.
As an evidence that,his head Is still level;
he has remembered the printer in very graf
flying manner. Get out the Machine. and Try
a little poetry onto him. Now. Absalom. give
TIE crank turn!
We had fanny dream. not many nights ago
80 oh-hs, rory-gory,
We dreamed saw Guild astrsddIe of a rainbow,
Sliding doan to gioryI
That won't work. Set it in another notch
pitt on some more dope, and turn again!
May he hive as long a. Methu.elsh.
And grow younger every year;
sheiled and sacked. may his and thing,
As much they did in the ear.
=. Lei rs hope thai hi, iribs may multiply.
And his wealth in stacks he piled;
And that which bseuiis poor devils,
May never bsderii Guild! =
There, that will do. Now. all together
Bully for Guild. We haven't been so tickled
since our great-grandmother died.
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City Ordinances.
Ofdinance No. 81.


Relating to Swine Running at Large.
B. IL orddinrd, by the Mayor and Coaaeil Of III,
City Of White Cloud:
SECTION i. fhst all swine, of every de
scripsion. trimming at large in this city, are
hereby declared public nuisances.
SEC. 2. That it is hereby made the duty Of
the City Marshal, to take up and impound in
some safe enclosure any swine found running
at large In this city, and give written notice,
by posting the same in two or more public
places in this city, of the swine so taken up,
and a description of the same, and requiring
the owner to claim the same, prove property,
and pay all charges for abating such nuisance,
within five days after such notice.
SEC. 3. That if any such animal or animals
be not claimed and the charges paid within
said FIVE days, the Marshal shall, a. a time and
rlace named in said notice, proceed I'd sell the
same to the highest bidder, for cash; and, az
ter dejuctng from the proceeds OF said sale
the amount of all charges and expenses which
NAV have accrued, with fifty cents per head to
the Marshal as his fee, he shall pay the bal
ance of said proc 'eds to the City Treasurer, to
be held by him for he use of the owner, If he
shall appear within Sky days from The sale,
and satisfactorily prove, to the Mayor, that
said animal or animals were bis, in which case
the Mayor shall issue his warrant to the Trea-
surer to refund said money to said claimant.
SEC. 4. That if no person shall appear with.
in sixty days from the date of said sale, and
establish his ownership Of said animal or aui-
mails, then the money in the hands of the Trea
surer, arising from such sale, shall be forfeited
to the city, and appropriated for purposes Of
general revenue.
SEC. S. That all that part of Ordinance No.
Is relating to "pigs and shoats" be, and the
same is hereby repealed.
SEC. 6. That this Ordinance shall take ef-
feet from and after the 25th day Of August,
A. D. 1867.
Approved August 10Th, 1867.
O. c. WHITNEY, Mayor.
Attest:
W. H. FoRScRooK, City Clerk.
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may is. 67-iy.
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Concurrent Resolution to Amend Section Two
of Article Five. OF the Constitution OF The
State OF Kansas.
Resolosd by the Senate, the H,use Of Rep,es.n
taf:pes concerning therein:
SECTION l. That the following amendment
of Section Two, Article Five, Of the Constitu
| ton of the State of Kansas, is Hereby proposed
| for publication. to be approved or rejected BY
the electors of the State of Kansas, In pursu.
ance Of Section One, Article Fourteen, Of the
said Constitution, said Section Two of Article
Five to be amended so as to read as follows:
Section 1iro. No person under guardianship
non eompos meEfis or insane, no person convic.
ted Of felony, unless restored to civil rights no
person who has been dishonorably discharged
from the service of the United States, unless
reinst tied, no person guilty of defrauding the
Government Of the United States or any OF
the States thereof, no person guilty Of giving
or receiving bride, or offering TO give or re
ceive br be, and no person who has ever vol
UNFAIRLY borne arms against the Government
Of the United States, or in any manner volun-
tarly aided or abettcd in the attempted over
throw Of said Government, except all persons
who have been honorably discharged from the
military service OF thh United States, since the
first day or April. A. D. 1861, provided that
they have served one year or more therein.
shall be qualified TO vote or hold Office in this
State, until such disability shall be removed
by law passed by vote of two, thirds of oil
the members OF both branches of the Legisla.
tare.
SEC. g. This proposed amendment shall be
submitted to the electors of this State, for
their approval or rejection, at the first general
election, on Tuesday succeeding the first Mon
day in November. 4 d. 1867; said election
shall be governed by and returns made ID all
respects in accordance with the general cleo
ton laws of the State.
SIC. 3. The ballots used at said election
shall be written or printed as follows: "For
amendment of Section Two, Article Five, re-
stricting the elective franchise 10. loyal per-
sons" or, "against amendment of Section
Two, Article Five, restricting tie elective
franchise TO loyal persons"
ADOPTED hy the Senate, January II, 1861
ALEX. R. BANKS. Secretary.
Concurred in by the House Of Representa-
lives, February Is, 1861. ,.
JOHN T. MORTON, Chief Clerk.
State of Kansas,
Office of Secretary of State.
Topeka, Kansas. July Is, 1867.
], r. A. Barker, Secretary of State, do here.
by certify that the foregoing Is a sri:e cad cor
rect copy of the original concurrent resol iiion
now on file in this office.
In testimony whereof, have hereuhto sub
scribed my name an ! affixed the great
IsIAL-l seal of the Safe, tie day Ind year
last above written. >. :.
K: A. BARKER,
- Secretary of State.
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Concurrent Resolution Amending the COnsti
tuition Of the State of Kansas.
b, i resol5ed by the Hoxse Of Representatives.
the Senate eoneurrins:
SECTION l. That there is hereby proposed
for publication, and for submission to the quail.
ihed electors Of the State of Kansas, at the
pext general election, Tor ratification or reiec-
ton, proposition to amend section one, arti-
Gle i've, of the Constitution, and wherever else
in said Constitution it occurs, BY striking out
the word " white iu
SIC. 2. That the ballots used q: said cleo.
ton shall be written or printed As follows:
=" For Constitutional amendment striking out
the word white" or Z" Against Constitutional
amendment striking out the VOID white" as
the voter NAV prsfer.
SIC. 3. That said electioh stiatl he contuc
ted In all respects in accordance with existing
laws, and if a minority of the qualified electors
vor OF striking out said word {" white" from
and after the canvass of said vote, Il shall form
and constitute no part or the Constitution OF
the State OF Kansas; aid If . majority Of said
electors shall vote against tie proposition to
strike out said word "white," Il shall be and
remain Part OF said Constitution.
adopted by the House Of Representatives,
February Is. 1861.
JOHN T. MORTON.
Chief Clerk Of House of Rep-.
Concurred in by the Senate, February Is,
1867. A. R. BANKS,
Secretary Of Senate.
State Of Kansas.
Office of Secretary of State,
Topeka. July Is. 1867.
I, r. A. Barker. Secretary of state, do
hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and
correct copy Of the original concurrent resolu-
ton now on file in this Office.
In testimony whereof, have, hereunto sub.
scribed my name and affixed the great
SEAL. seal Of the. State, the day and year
last above written
R. A. BARKER,
Secretary Of State.
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order OF i.;lSlication.

LUIGI ]. FRY, nonresident of the State
Ii of Kansas: Take notice, that Franklin
Fry commenced action against you, in the Dis
trict Court for D ,niphan County. Kansas, on
the ID day of May, A. D. 1867. TO recover
judgment against you for two hundred dollars,
and interest thereon from March Goth. A. D.
1866, on due.cill made. executed anu deliv-
cred BY you to franklin Fry, March Goth, A.
b. 1855, for two hundred dollsrs; also, to re-
cover Judgment againat You on an open ac-
count, for forty one dollars and sixty eight
cents, and interest thereon from February Sch,
A. D. 1867. ana costs Of suit. Also, that an
order of Attachment was ireued against yos,
on the ID day of My, A. D. 1867, and that
your property has been attached to satisfy said
claim, 70 Wit: the north ne-haif OF the south
east one fourth Of section twelve, (l2) In town
ship three, (3) Of range twenty -one, (2l); also,
the south half Of the northeast fourth Of Sec
ton twelve, (l2) in township three, (3) of
range twenty one, (2l) in Doniphan County,
Kansas; and that you are required to answer
said petition on or before the 4sh day of Sep
tember, A. d. 1861.
By H. c. HAWKS, His Attorney.
Attest: FRANK BROWN, Clerk.
July 4. ls67-7~. Prs fee. $l2.
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Or0er Oh k-0Dl1C0u1Om:
WILLIAM S. WRIGHT and Miloin f..
w Avery are hereby notified, that on the
26th day of June, 1867, Henry C. Norman filed
in the Office of Ire District Clerk of the Sec
ond Judicial District. Doniphan County, State
of Kansas, his petition against you. setting
forth, that on the 4th dar Of February. 1860,
the said William S. Wright executed to the
said Miloin E. Avery his prorissory note for
$s4.75, due eight months after date. with in
terest after maturity, at the rate of ten per
cent. per anRum; and also the execution by
the said Wright TO the said Avery of deed
of trust, (Which ie, in fact, mortgage.) to Sc
cure said note. upon the northwest quarter Of
the north. east quarter of section 90, in town.
ship 3, range 90, in said County and State
Aforesaid; that said note and mortgage we're
thereupon assigned to said Henry C. Norman;
that said Wright has been absent from said
State since October, 1860; and praying that
judgment be rendered on said note against said
Wright; and that said lands be sold, and the
proceeds arising on said s,le be applied in sat-
isfaction of the judgment SO to be rendered.
You are required to answer said petition on
September 4th, 1867.
HENRY c. NORMAN, Plaintiff.
BY Albert PERRY, His Attorney.
July 4, ls67-7w. Prs fee, $l2.
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Terrible Death of n Boy in the
- Harvest Field.

48HEySot z ACDks
The d s,enport Gazette Of Friday gives
an account Of frightful accident which
happened near that city on Thursdsy;-
For its general interest, aud the hope tna'
it may serve as q warning to many isrm-
ers who put mere boys at the dangerous
task of driving q reaper or mower We
publish the account entire: Thursday
afternoon slson of Mr.. Peter Gfssou, who
resides six miles from town on the Blue
Grass road. near Little's grove. was hor-
ribIv mutiIated. in fact nesrly cut to piec-
9. by the sickle of respine machine 1t
.nnea,s that Mr.. Gesson, who is thrifty
German farmer, was obont commencing
his harvesting. Hc came to town to pro-
cure some hands. previously instructing
his hired man to commence eating the
grain. the little boy to drive the reaper.
the hired man to rake Cd. Soon after
starting the reaper. the horses scared;
and the boy was unable to control
them the man jumped from the machine
to assist him. bet before be could do so
the affrighted animals stared of on a run,
throwing the little driver directly in front
OF the sickle. In an instant he was i'm
palsd upon the sharp iron fingers Of the
machine. and held there unable to assist
himself. the keen sickle cutting with al
most lightning velocity into the muscle.
flesh and bones of the unfortunate child's
limbs and body. BIZ upsstting and
breaking OF the reaper the body Of the
now almost dead boy was released. the
horses keeping on in their mad way. &C.
tuaily jumping two fences. taking a por-
tion Of the reaper with them. The hired
man carried the child to the house and
surgeon was sent for. DR.. Olshausen,
who attended the case. at once pronounc-
ed the Injuries fatal. and 40 they resulted
yesterday. The father. who was in town
when the sad news reached him. went al
most distracted. The boy. who was only
eleven years of age. was a smart and in.
telligent little fellow"
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For First Class Insurance,
Sag Go to the Resident Agent Of the
PHGNIX INSURANCE COMPANY
OF HARTFORD.
CT. JENNINGS,
Feb. IA, 81. White Cloud, Kansas.
Road Notice.

Road Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given, tn . petition
IN will be be presented to the Board of Coun
ty Commissioners Of Douiphan County, at their
September meeting, 1857, asking for change
in the Road laid Oh from the nbrth side Of sec.
ton sixteen. tl6) township three. 90 range
twenty, f20) to the Atchson County line. said
change conrerneing at the centre Of section
thirty three, 1882 township three: 10y range
twenty, (20) thence east one-half mile. thence
north on the section line, until it intsrsects
the Doniphan and Highland Road.
MANY PETITIONERS.
August 8. 1857 -3v
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"ALAs Poor JOHNSON VINO so BASE
As TO Do HIM HoNoR !"-The Cairo
Ill.) Democrat. as rabii a copperhesd
paper as exists anywhere. has this cool
slap at President johnson
We DENY The Shawneetown Mer.
curry says that President johnson is the
Cairo Democrats beau ideol Of Ststes.
man and ruler We are inclined to be-
come very angry at this insul:-elmost
frantic; bat we will not. We have re.
rious doubts about the statesm anship OF
Mr.. johnson. and We are greatly mista-
ken If he is much Of ruler. Congress
does sll the ruling. and our weak mind
ed President calmly submits. The radi-
Gals have pulled his nose. spit in his face,
and spp!ied the toes of their boots to the
rear of his person. and he has not even
dared TO tell them they musn't do it again.
He was once a Democrat. and then be-
came radical. Al present he SCENE to
be little OF both and not much OF Ell
Their"
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The KENrUcKY ELEcTIoN -Ken.ncky
is tho on shly and overw helmingly in the
hands OF the Confederstes The election
yesterday WIS one sided affair. the reb-
FL Democracy Carrying everything before
it. This victory is useful as showing
what the rebel denlocracy would do il
they had the power. They have full
sway in Kentucky. II ne there is q
reign of terror. No man who adhered to
the Union cause is safe There is no
freedom Of speech or of the press. Con
stitutionni rights. except as interpreted by
the rebels. are disregarded. Tho muir
dering of Union men is no, regarded as q
crime. No jury can be fonnd to convict
nen OF crimes commits ed agsinst this
class. This is Kentucky Democracy.
1. is this party that carr ed the election
yesterday by from forty five to sixty
Thousand majority; elected four ffths of
the Legislature, and wonld elect John G.
Breckenridge to the United States SEN
ate, but for the test oath. which guards
the door Of Congress against traitors
Cincinnati Gazette.
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June 81, lS67-ly.
Notice

RS herb gisen, that books will be open to
l. receive, subscriptions to the capital stock Of
the Troy W,olen Mills Company, at the Office
of the Company, in Troy, Kansas. on Monday
the 18th day Of august. {. D. 1861. and will
remain open until the entire capital stock is
subscribed.
GIVEN under our hands, at Troy, Kansas,
this 18th day OF July. 1867.
FRANK NJ. TRACY,
c. C. CAMP,
s. N. JOHNSON.
LEONARD SMITH,
z. ] JENKINS.
C. C. WHEELER.
CYRUS LELAND, JR.,
HENRY BIDDER, a.,
EDWARD S. DAVIS.
JuIy "a. Iss7-Sw -
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House Concurrent Resolution No. 48, Propo-
sing Amendment to the Constitution.
Resolved by the House Of Representatives. Of tie
State Of Kansas, the Senate eoncwrisg:
That the proposition to strike the word
(" male" from Section One, of Article five, of
the Constitution Of the State, is hereby sub
mitted to the electors Of the State, for ratif.
cation or rejection, in compliance with Section
One. Article Fourteen, of the Constitution.
That each elector shall be entitled to vote a
written or printed ballot, containing the words,
"For striking the word male from Section One
of Article Five OF the Constitution" or,
against striking the word male from Section
0-e of Article Five of the Constitution"
That said election shall be conducted in all
respects in compliance with the provisions of
the Constitution and general election laws Of
the State.
Adopted BY the House of Represents tives,
February l3. 1867.
JOHNRT. NORTON. Chief Clerk.
Concured in BY the Senate. February IA, 1867.
A. r. BANKS, Secretary.
State of Kansas.
Office Of Secretary of State,
Topeka, July Is. 1867.
I, x. A. Barker. Secretary Of State, do here
by certify that the foregoing IL true and cor
rect copy of the concurrent resolution now on
file in tins Office.
In testimony whereof, I have hcreunto sub.
scribed my name and aft xed the great
(srAL-l seal OF the State, the day and year
last above written.
R. A. BARKER.
Secretary of State.
Aupust I. Ia67-iAv
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VoTERs AT ScnooL MEETINGS. Hon
P. McVicar. State Superintendent Of
Public Instruction. has given a written
opinion. that male persons, twenty .one
years old. or over. possessing 1.-THE quail
iications of electors, as defined by the
Constitution OF this State" are alone en-
titled to vote at q school district meeting
in this Stats. He says. "If person
makes oath that he is ali actual settler Of
the school district. Qualified by law to
vote at the meeting. then the law pro-
Eides that he shall be entitled TO vote Oh
all questions voted Upoi at such
meeting"
An opinion of Hon. Ross Burnes. Of
Topeka. is also Published, sustaining the
Interpretation Of the law given by Super
intendent .McVicar.-Leay. Bulletin.
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Notice.

Notice.
A MEETING of the Stockholders of the
n White Cloud City Company viii be hol.
den at White Cloud, on Tuesday, September
18th. At this meeting, . majority Of the
Stockholders present can transact bntiness.
o BAILEY,
President of White Cloud City Company.
White Cloud, Aug. is, ls67-tt.
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PROPOSED AMENDMENTS

To the Constitution Of the Siite Of Kan
sas, which were Subihitssd ut the Lat
Session Of The Lesislaiure,. fol, Rati-
hcatipp or Rejection, by the Quali-
aed Electors Of the state; At tie Next
General Election.
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