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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-10-31

.
RErnIBUrios.-We are as yet unable
to Judge how much troth there is in the
reports concerning the State Trsasursr'a
irregularities. bot from his own coniss-
sion. be has stepped Outside the provi-
sions Of the law. and did that which be
WAS not authorized to do. Be he goilty
or Innocent. be now has an sssmple Of
how it feels for On officer to BE- publicly
branded and accused. To us. it looks
like retribution. We we'll reeollect the
movement to impeach the State officers.
at the session of the Legislature of 1862
Martin Anderson was one Of the Investi.
eating Committee. and afterwards Of the
impeachment Committee and eagerly
did be go to his work. Every little ir.
regularity. every stepping aside from the
strict text Of the law, was noted down,
and magui6ed to the fullest proportions
Anderson Was the keenest for the work
of all bis associates. and was certainly
much the loudest. How relentlessly and
mercllessly be berated poor Hillyer. fo'
departing from the strict letter OF the law
To this day. No cannot believe that Hill.
yer was guilty. Of Intentional fraud; ys,
he was impeached. and sen. ont into So
ciety broken man. principally through
the efforts of Mr. Anderson. upon slight
departures from tho strict letter of ,bs
law. Hillyer was thus convicted. wheu
be was really not the intended victim
but it was hoped through him to get Z
grip upon Gov. Robinson. to crafty
Jim Lanes spie-,hs bogus election
dodge having faile,l to oust him. Bu,
the Governors honor was beyond thei,
reach. and Hillyer and Secretary Robin
son were sacrificed. Anderson was do
ing the bidding of Lane. for which HI
received an Office in the army. the follow
ing Summer. Now he holds up his ser
vices under that appointment. his wounds
and his early prosecutions in Kansas. a,
q reply to the charges against him II.
may experience . specimen of the mercy
he showed toward Hillyer. Il look,
nightly like re.ribution. Time at lss
makes oil things even.''
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-10-31
WHITE CLOUD, KANSAS:
thursday, 80: October 81, 1861.
The Election.

We presume that it is unnecessary to
remind our resdsrs that next Tuesday
will be election day: for they have
doubtless all had it firmly impressed up
on their minds BY the various csndidstes.
and will make up their minds how to
vote. Unusual Importance just now at.
taehes to some of the Offices. and it is to
hoped that voters will give such matters
due consideration. vote on general Issues
@ they msy.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-10-31
Correspondence.
TRoY, Oct. %, 1867.

TRoY. Oct. %, 1867.
Ma. EDIroR -
wish only to say few words, as you wished
Jour correspondents to be briei. although per.
haps l differ from you in this respect. think
this question ought 70 be discussed thoroughly.
TO discuss it properly J As part of the politi
cal economy Of the State, and with regard to
the effect it will have OH our Law and the peo.
pie. and not in as superficial a manner as it has
been the misfortune Of Kansas. in all the ques-
tions that were TO siIect her welfare, to be
treated. Bat with due re.pe,t to your wishes,
aud q, your correspondent "Blank" has ad-
vanced nothing that requires any attention,
will be short.
{ will. as passing allusion, however, remark:
Friend " Blank" complains that my Arguments
are to him as ''ciear as mud" say to him.
that when questions Of great importance and
magnitude, questions which require a vast ex-
panse Of mind to comprehend in their falIess
extent, are To be considered, that all arguments
advanced 70 treat such questions as they ought
and must be treated, necessarily appear to men
ofsmall minds and narrow conceptions ''as cIes,
as mud.''
Nov, Mr.. Editor. great deal has been said
% 70 the sslnsasy Effects The ballot In the hands
of women would hlve on our corrupted politics.
As an example. will relate circunstsnce
that came under ny observation. . few days
since. attended the Ladies' SociahIe" Of
this place. where good!y number Of ladies'
we're assembled. Had not been long there,
until one Of the ladies produced petition left
by Olympia Brows, which stated that the fol-
bvinc sduh women (vomen over twenty one
years Of ase) ~ished the right of the elective
franchise" and asked those present to sign it,
P.csently il came TO my hinds. and found
ten names. SIR of whom we're adults, three Young
ladies' from Is 10 II years Of age, and eng
pssisns. One Of the young ladies. after .ign-
ing, remarked, "that her name ought 10 be
erased. as she vas considerably under age, and
il might be considered fraudulent 20 but those
taking the lead. told her ''pos to mind that. ~
no sse Ussld kaeD q.
: Again. this question 10 already eneepdes;ur
q bad feeling between the ladies Of the opuos
ing parties, and 70 . certsin extent hreaiine
oG the social intercourse heretofore exi,tins
between neighb"rs. 6seh b The purity and
peace b b expected. o@ rs ,l-f.8
will now close and can assure. you thas
sll have written Or ssid in opposition 70 r.,
male suffrage, hes beee becssse / truIv beIiere
that instead Of missing thee higher. e vim ouIy
tend to degSsde den and &c g vish he hecf
Of feeling, and beesass I hold thea ia the hieh
est esteeo, that like this courpe,
Thanking yoa, 1r. Editor, Tor tie privilege
of expressing ny sestiDspts through your sol-
smas. Z renais, fr aOliE y
Z Rsspsesfni;y yosu. ~ q.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-10-31

HoLLowAy's PrLLs,-FEvER AND AeuE
The preparations Of Quinins and CAL
omel prescribed BY the faculty for this
disease. are more destructive in their
ravages on the human body than the com.
plant itself. verifying the old sdsgs-"s
remedy worse than the disease" Hollow.
sy's Pills possesses no mineral poison. and
are more speedy and efficacious in pro-
noting permanent cure. Sold BY oil
druggists.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-10-31

EE We are glad to notice that the
Republicans Of Atchison County hsvs
nominated our old friend. r. A. Van
Winkle, for the State Senate. We are
anxious to hear Of his election for We
understand that "Trip" intends to make
. move in the Legislature. to carry out
the scheme for Yankeeizing Mexico, as
proposed by Judge Kingman. several
years ego.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-10-31

~ Virginia has voted in favor Of q
c Constitutional Convention. and hes elect
ed handsome majority Of Radical Re-
publicsns as members of the Convention.
The colored vote did the business. Queer
that these ignorant negroes always know
enough to vote right.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-10-31

THRow IT TO THE Doos.-If every
housewife will throw her chesp. worthless
kinds Of Salerstus and Soda to the dogs.
and use only The Best Chemical Saleratus,
there will not be 90 much yellow. heavy
breed and biscuit to b seeo, and eonss-
qusstly not so many dyspeptic. silipg
psrsons. Get . paper. and IL it docs not
suit. your money viii Be refunded.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-10-31

~ The W"thens Reporter gives one
Of the candidates for Comfy cfics
rather q complimentary notice. 1t says
it knows nothing about his fitness. bu,
snpposes he is qualified. or he would not
be candidate!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-10-31

E We learn th,t e. G. Camp has
Withdrawn from the contest a. candi-
date for County Commissioner. giving
Mr. Symns Q clear field in the 81
District.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-10-31

H Gov. Brownlow. of Tennessee.
has been elected United States Senator
from that State, in place Of Andy John
sons son. in lAw.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-10-31

The SUFFRAGE MEETINGS. meet
ings on Tuesday and Wednesday even
ings were much better attended than suf:
frsge meetings have hitherto been in this
pIacs. during the present canvass. The
one on Wednesday evening. to hear Mrs.
Stanton. was very large.
Olympia Brown. on Tuesday evening.
delivered an able address. snd. We learn.
made several converts to the causs. Mrs
Stanton il the ablest female orator we
have ever listened to. Her language is
beautiful. and her arguments unsnswers-
BILE. Those who cannot be convinced by
her reasoning. require something else tha n
reasoning to convince them. Gov. Rob
inson also spoke briefly. and made seve-
ral good points.
Upon the whole. the meetings this
week have benefited the cause Of woman
suffrage materially. The earnestuess and
dignity Of Mrs. S.anton's and Miss
Browns manner. and the convincing
truth of their arguments. were in such
striking contrast with the ridicule and
slang of which Kslloch's address was
wholly composed. that the effect could
not bs otherwise thsn favorable to the
cause OF Impartial Suffrage.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-10-31

Or THE TRAcK.-G. W. Larzelsre.
Of the Watbena Reporter. witbdraws
from the race for County Clerk. in favor
Of Mr.. Downard. We learn that Q
pressure was brought to bear upon him.
in his own town. compelling him to re.
tire. We know of no person who has
worked harder for Wathens than the
editor Of the Reporter: and this coneen.
trated opposition against him. to drive
him of the the track. for the benefit Of q
person who is constantly being put for
ward for public positions. is rather un-
grateful. to Say the lesst. Such people
are not very deserving Of success.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-10-31

E Burnett's Ksliston for the Com
plexion is steadily growing in the estima-
tion of ladies as it becomes moro general.
" used.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-10-31

~ Burnett's Flavoring Extracts to
bs obtained must be demanded. Poor
snbtsrfugs Havors are plenty.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-10-31

@ John Lsndis has withdraw his
announcement as . candidate for Sheriff.
and 10 not on the track.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-10-31

~ Bnrnett's Florimel is really q
wonderful perfume Hartford Courant
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-10-31

KALLocH's REcoRD We have fre.
quent inquiries as to when We shall pub.
lish the account Of Kalloch's scrsps in
Boston. promised some time since. We
received complete copies Of the records in
bis case. two or three weeks ago. They
are very voluminous. and exceedingly
rich. For several reasona. we have
thought it unnecessary to publish them
just now. among which are: the election
is so near at hand. that it is too late to
effect much BY such publication; KsIlocb
is really helping the cause Of female suf-
frage. every speech be makes. and We are
satisfied to let him 60 ahead the docu-
ment is SO lengthy that it would entirely
GIL two or moro issues Of our paper: and
lastly. although K.lloch says we are
smutty and vulgar. the richest and most
direct part Of the evidence against him
is Of snch nature. and 10 such language.
that we arc not quite smn,ty or vulgar
enough to put i, in our paper. But il
will keep. for future use.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-10-31

~ Gari6sldi 10 before Rome With
bis Suy. sad several severe battles have
been fought. ~
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-10-31

r. Burnstt's Cocoains for the Hair
d unssquslsd.-Uss Ezcg. Bosios.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-10-31

e. Why suffer from Dyspepsia.
when SO potent. SO safe. snd 60 certsin 9
Remedy can b procured so easily p
Cos's Dyspepsis Cure is perfect specif-
ic for the disease. A single dose will
demonstrate this fact. Let those who
ere troubled With Dyspepsia. Indigestion.
Constipation. &C., msks bat one trial.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-10-31

WHrrcons's AsruxA RExrpr.-Iu NO
csss Of purely Asthuatic character has it
failed.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-10-31

DEMoREsr's ILLUsrRArrD MONTHLY
The current number Of this favorite peri
odical is very good one. In addition
to its usual illustrations. including the
colored fashion plate. there are three
large plates devoted to fashions. and an.
other feature Of special interest to ladies.
viz: & full size pattern of Winter cloak.
The special departments are not neg.
lscted. and there is the usual variety OF
excellent reading matter. stories. poems.
etc. This is the best and most useful of
the parlor magazines. and no family can
afford to do without it. Subscription
price. % yearly. with valuable premium.
Address. W. Jennings Demores,. 473
Broadway. New York.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-10-31

~ We are glad to notice that Ex-
Governor Carney has rolled up his
sleeves. and gone actively to work in ia.
vor Of negro suffrage. Inssmuch ss it
has not been long since his sonndnsss was
doubted. his present sction contrasts no.
bly, With that Of other men. who have
hitherto been regarded as aopod. bot who
have managed to shirk the greet issue.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-10-31

STATE TREAsURY.-Ths Lesvenworth
Commercial has raised the cry that mon.
ey belonging to our State Treasury. which
should be on deposit in New York, has
oil been Withdrawn from there by Treas.
urer Anderson. and placed in Dan. Ad-
ANS Bank. at Topeka. to be Used in
specializing in Cherokee cattle and Price
Raid scrip; and that the money cannot
be had. upon demand. Treasurer An.
derson replies that the money is safe. and
that every dollar Of it can be counted
down. any day that it is called for. Tho
Commercial is liable to imagine some
buggaboo Of this kind. on the eve of the
election. II it sticks to it after the cleo.
tion. and proves it. something will pro.
badly be done about it; bat as an cleo
tioneering dodge. it is not good.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-10-31

BILLIARD Rooxs. the advertise
ment of Hamilton Cooper. He has en-
larsed and re6ttsd his building. procured
several billiard tables. and made every.
thing comfortable for those who wish to
smuse themselves at the above popular
game. At Ills Bar may also bs had all
kinds Of liquors. cigars. tobacco. etc.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-10-31

Board, last year, tried the experiment Of
a lower tax. but ran short some S1l 900
or more. If taxpayers wish to get at
the 6gures of their taxes for this year, let
them hunt up last years receipts. and
add about two-tbirds to the amount. For
instance. our tax, last year. was about
S75. This year it will Be about S125-
and We are by no means one of ths hesv.
lest taxpayers in the County. The man
who paid $50 tax last year, will have
$50 to pay this year. and so on in the
same proportion for oil amounts. Every
MAJ must pay in the nsighborhood Of a
tax for every 800 worth Of property be
owns. II be owns 81. 600 worth. his tax
will be about $40. When the tax col.
lsctor comes around. during the month
Of November. people will begin to see
Why q call was made upon Mr.. U,t to
become q candidate for Commissions.
It is pity he does not go his rounds be-
fore the election. II be did. We think
Mr.. Utt would receive a good many votes
that may now be cast agsint him.
We have endesvored to show. BY fg.
ures from the County records. the ne
cessity of having the best and most care
fol business men % County Conmis.
siouers. As We said before. ws do not
wish to blame any psrsoes with wilful
misusnagement; bat our dssign was to
compare the acts Of msn with those Of
men who bald the same Office before and
after him, and to urge it % the very best
Of reasons why il will b safe TO try him
again.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-10-05
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DISASTERS TO THE CoTT0N CRoP.- The question whether the great Southern staple shall stand at it's present low figure, or advance to very material extent, de- pends. in our judgment, solely upon whe- ther the crop of the United States, under the encouragement given by our govern ment to foreign production can have any influence on the market We are satis fed from well authenticated facts from every portion of our cotton-growing region that the crop will not exceed two-thirds, if it does one-half, the reasonable calcula- tions on the promising appearances in the month of July. The destruction has been immense throughout the most productive sections, aud in very many places the plan, tcrs have given up their crops as hopeless Nor can any amount of good weather be- tween this and frost redeem the crop from its heavy losses The letters which we publish this morning from Brooks and Ba- ker counties, in this State. accord with our own accounts from Southern Georgia, Flor ida, Alabama and Mississippi. This state ment may be relied on as correct. We always try to write in tho interests of truth, turning deaf ear alike to the ''bcars" (the planters) and to the bulls" (the brokersl and have generally found the truth about midway between the two. Such is the character of our present opinion, based up on well authenticated facts. The North IS seriously in error regarding the present crop, and they will be satisfied of the fact before many weeks shall have passed over their heads. The accounts carried for ward by Southern merchants were based upon the favorable condition of things sey- eral weeks ago, which no longer exists'--- Macon, Ga, Telegraph.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-10-05
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Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-10-05

NEGRO CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS, = The New York Herald publishes the fol lowing letter:
 To the Editor of the Herald:
 No doubt you have noticed before this reaches you that lam candidate for Con sress in the 4th district of Georgia; the Coloured People of Georgia have as gen. cral thing decided to allow the whites the State offices and We the Coloured, the Congressional offices Therefore through the influence of my many friends both black X white have consented to be their Candidate from the 4th district of Georgia. am in favor of the Military Bill but am opposed to this unGodly tax upon Cotton X Tobacco, am colored Man & was 8 Slave until freed by Prest Lincons Procla- nation, Now as your paper isread by many Georgians, X universally over the States l wish you to give this notice & you shall not loose nothing by so doing: Publish the above & State thus
 ELLIcK MAHALY, Colered, X Candidate for Congress in the 4th dis trict of Georgia.
 P S-I have written Hon Thad Ste phens of Pennsylvania on the subject
 ELLIcK MAHALY.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-10-05
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sa- fn the late Photographic reports da- ted Manchester the 10th inst, We find the following:
 Quite serious Fcnian riot occurred to- day, resulting in the killing and wounding of several persons. While strong police escort was collecting the Fenians recently arrested in this city to carry them from jail to tbe railroad, preparatory to their re- moval to Dublin for tr al, it was attacked by mob armed with clabs, stones and fire arms. A desperate fight cnsued fora time, when the police, finding themselves over powered, wTe obliged to give way, and the prisoners were rescued by the mob and carried off in triumph. The city is now quiet. One policeman killed and several others injured. A proclamation was imme, diately issued by the authorities offering a reward of three hundred pounds for the reeapturc af tho prisoners