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BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR,
WAsHINGToN, ID. c., Sept. 10, 1867
The Navy Department win offer at pub
auction the following named vessels:-
Al 1hE UNITED STATES NAVY VAR
NEW YORK, ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER
AT IL O'CLOCK M.
, T6s NI!oRTHI 6ARoiLINA-2oast tons, sailing
steamer.
The AUGUSTA-l3 tons side-wheel stearne,
The MASSACHUSETTS, = 1855 tons, screw
The EsTRELLA-4s8 tons, iron side.whee
The DUMBARToN-63 tons, iron side-wheo
''1Iu The TAHoMA-5O7 tons. screw eunboat
Together with the following side-wheei
steamers of similar construction, all copps
fast ned, viz =
WYALUsINSLG-o7l tons. ~
PONTIAC-g74 tons.
OSCEOLA-974 tons.
PAWTUXET-974 TONS
MATTABESETT-07 tons,
MASSASOIT-y4 tons.
EUTA W-075 tons.
CONNEMAUGH-95 tons.
TlOGA-Sl9 TONS.
AT THE UNITED STATES NAVY VAR
PHILADELPHIA. ON THURSDAY, OC1
4OBEk 3, AT II O'CLOCK NJ.
The FLORIDA-126l tons, side wheel steam
The HORNET-S20 tons, iron side-wh
The BoxER-44i tons, iron side-wh
together with the following side-wf
steamers, of similar construction, all cor
fastened, wiz
METACOMET-97 tons
SASSACUS-974 tons.
CHENANGO-974 tons
MENDOTA-974 tons.
MINGO-974 tons.
MACKINA W-974 tons.
GENESEE-S03 TONS
The Florida and Mackinaw can be exam
| at the Navy Yard, and the others at Lei
| Island.
| AT THE U. S. NAVY YARD, BOSTON, MA
| On SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, Al
The BIENVILLE-155S tons. side-w
| steamer.
The JOHN ADAMs-7OO tons, sailing 81
| of.war, live-oak, copper-fastened.
| The VINCENNES-70 700 tons, sailing slool
war, live oak, copper fastened.
AT THE U. s. NAVY YARD, wAsHINGI
DD;c&G D; e. 33t!0 on TUESDAY, OCTOBER s, q
The TALLAPOOsA-074 tons, side-w
! steamer.
The CHICOPEE-974 tons, hull only.
The PRESTON-Small steamer, hull only
AT THE UNITED STATES NAVY VA
| NORFOLK, VA. ON THURSDAY, OCTO
10, AT IL O'CLOCK Nj.
| The AGAWAN-974 tons, side-wheel stea
The TEXAS-captured Rebel ram.
| The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Rebel ram.
| These vessels and their inventories can b
amined at any time, on application to the
mandantS of the respective Navy Yards
| Twenty per centum of the amount of the
chase money must be deposited the day OF
sale and the remainder must be paid anC
vessel removed from the Navy Yard within
weeks from the day OF sale. l2thst
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"RoBERr ]. PH1LL1MoRE,

a j, Is, BERESFORD HOPE"
"In signing this report 1 think it right to ex.
press my conviction that any power to restrain
the report REFERS ought to be limited to cases in
which grave offense' Is likely to be given by
introducing such 'vesture' into churches against
the mind of the people; and also to state that by
'aEgrieved parishoners' l understand to be
meant those who, being bona fde members and
communicates OF the Church of England, have
a reasonable ground for complaint and redress
HrHOMAS w pERRYO
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AT THE u. S. NAVY YARD, BOSTON, M
ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, Al
O'CLOCK M.
The BIENVILLE-l55 tons. side-W
steamer.
The JOHN ADAMS-7OO tons, sailing 81
of.war, live-oak, copper-fastened
The VlNCENNES-7 700 tons, sailing sloo
war, live oak, copper fastened.
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COAL.

= MIDDLETON CO., DEALERS IN
J00S'r H4AklElGH LEHIGH and EAGLE VEIN
ioI family use Yard, No 1925 WASHINc5T1H 5T
avenue once NO. 6l4 WALNUT Street. 7SSN SSN
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-08-22
Correspondence.
(For the Chief.)
Tribute Of ReSDect.

WHEarAs, 1t has pleased the Supreme Ar
chitect Of the Universe to summon from his
iaoors upon earth, after a long life Of useful,
ness and worth, our Brother and beloved friend.
h. W. Hanson; and
wHEaEAs, The Masonic ties which have so
long bound US in mutual friendship and enjoy
ment are broken, no more to be re united until
the day when the grave shall give up its dead |;
therefore,
Resol0ed, That we. members of Arcana
Lodge. No. 81, of A. F. and A. NJ, of Doni-
phan, Kansas, deeply depiore the death Of our
late Brother. who, by his kindness of heart
and good qualities, was endeared to Us as a
man, and deserving of our unreserved admi-
ration and respect. Ft0 sEeT
Resotced, That, while We bow with submis-
sion TO The DEGREES of an All-wiss Providence,
We cannot but mourn the loss We have sustain
ed, and mingle our tears With those of his af.
aicted family.
ResolDed, That the Secretary Of the Lodge
be directed to forward copy of these Resolu.
tons to Mrs. Hanson. with whose sorrow ful
bereavement, we trust, she will allow Us to
sympathise, and to present to her the nssur.
ance Of our constant regard.
Resolved, That the members Of this Lodge
wear the usual emblem of mourning for the
period Of thirty days. out of respect to the
memory of our deceased Brother.
j. L. PHILBRICK, J ID as5
E. W. STRATToN. Committee.
DosIrHAs. KANSAS. August 10. 1867.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-08-22

SUFFRAGE MEETINGS series o.
meetings 10 the interest of Impartial Suf.
frags. have been advertised. Miss Susan
B.Apthony and Miss Bessie Bisbee will
be the principal speakers. The celebrat.
ed Hutchinson Family huve engaged in
the cause. and will accompany the can.
vassers. giving concerts. They will be
in White Cloud on the 2lst OF Septsm-
Der. Hon. Sidney Clarke has engaged
to canvass the State in favor Of Univer-
sal Suffrage, and will be here on the 18th
Of October. Another csnvassing party.
consisting Of Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stan
ton, Mrs. Frances d. Gage, Parker Pills.
bury. and others. will visit this place on
the 30th Of October. Besides these, there
will be other meetings. 1t will be seen
that the State is to be thoroughly can.
vsssed. - q
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-08-22

ArcMsoH & NsBRAsKA CIrY r. R
Co.-Ata . mssting Of the Board Of Direc
tors Of the sbovs Company. this day
bald. among other proceedings the fol-
lowing resolutions were psssed, viz:
Rssoloed. That we hereby tender to The
people % the county and city Of Atchison
our sincere thanks for voting one hun.
drsd snd City Thousand dollars 10 bonds.
to aid in the construction of our rosd
and We pledge our Company, and The
honor of every Individual member there.
Of, that the proceeds Of said bonds shall
be sacrsdly used for the eoastruetiou Of
,pur road. and for no other porposs.
Rssolpsd. That the Execniive Com.
mittes proceed at once 10 procure . sob.
mission to vote Of the people Of Doni.
pbsa County. . proposition to subscribe
two hundrsd Thousand dollsrs to aid 10
building our rosd. and to issue the bonds
Of Doniphaa Comfy in payment
thereof. fsa.eeeg HIgasz % E.a
Rssolvsd. That when Doniphan Couu.
ty shall have subscribed two hundred
thousand dollars to cid in the couatruc-
tion Of our rosd. OR Board Of Directors
will Immediately survey. and psrmsssnt.
y locate the road, snd proceed 70 con-
struct and complete the ssms. ct lesst to
White Cloud. - fest - the mesus will
justify. PIT. AsElL. Secretary.
A'chisou. Aug IA, 1867. @
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Secretary Of War.


The President has st length summarily
suspended Stanton as Secretary Of War.
and called Gen. Grant to the position
temporarily. Gov. Andrew. Gen. Sreed-
man, and Gen. Banks. have been men
toned as probable successors. but only
upon rumor. We presume.
Il is reported that Stanton and Grant
he'd q mutual understanding upon this
matter, and that Grants course is all
right. Stanton may understand him, but
the Union people Of the country do not |;
and Grant has made as rapid descent in
public opinion. ss Stsutsn has made rise.
The recent conference Of Thurlow Weed
and other johnson wire-pullers with Grant
followed BY the appointment. is nothing
in bis favor. One excuse is. that the Pres.
ident, IS Grants superior in Office. per-
emptorily ordered him to take charge Of
the Office but the plea will hardly take.
that the President, in bis control over
Grant ss a military man. has right to
compel him to accept civil political Of
Zee. This is the identical excuse that
wss made, when Grant accompanied the
President on his blackgusrd electioneer-
ing tour through the North. yesr ago
that the President had ordered him to,
and. as subordinate officer, be was
bound to obey. Grant has already 70.
voked one Of Gen. Sickles' orders. which
wss dis.asteful to the rebels-perhaps the
President also ordered him to do this, and
% . ordinate. be was bound to obey
There are men who will not permit
themselves to be made tools Of by thl
President, notwithstanding bis superior
authority. Stanton and Sheridan hsv,
kept their skirts clear of this. We trust
this last example of Grants military
obsdience will satisfy the class of Repub'
licsns who were clamoring for him fol
President, that he will not do. They
should BY this time be Satisfied that Q
man who cannot be forced into an ex.
preston Of political principles. but who
is st all times ready to do the Presidents
dirty political work, nndera the 6imsy
Psstext Of obedience to superior military
officer. is not man to trust in an office
which has too often been disgrsced by be-
ing filed with men Of doubtful principles,
for the sake Of expediency.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-08-22

TIE "CHlvINaroN MAssAcRE."-Msi
Wynkoop, who was dsputed by the
Committee of Congressional grandmoth.
ers to investigate the Sand Creek affair,
has made report. representing that trans
action to be more awfully bsrbarous than
previous accounts indicated. This Wyn.
koop. before the war. was gambler and
bswdy-house pimp. and rose to military
position like q good many other mighty
mean men during the war. He is Ens
specimen to send ont to manufacture SEN
timent against the only officer who ever
dealt properly with the Indians. since the
days of Harvey,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-08-22

HoLLowAY's PnLs-DEsILITY AND
LAneuoa.-To remove the cause and pre-
vent the effects is the true theory on
which the treatment pursued BY these
medicines is founded. Languor arises
from debility, and debility. from the i'm
povsrishmeut Of the blood, or dsrangs-
msnt of the digestive orgsns. If from
the latter. the Pills arc the best tonic
medicines in use. and for their purifying
and sana.ivs properties they stand uue-
quslIsd.F For sick. headache. nsrvoas
disorders. enervation. indigestion. and
depression Of spirits. they are the only
remedy. Sold by all Druggists.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-08-22

The Atchison and Nsbraska City Rail-
road Company ere anxious to commsnce
work on their Road. and will do so as
soou as Doniphan County extends the re-
quirsd aid. Msstings are also being held
in favor Of tb1 St. Joseph and Denver
Road. and Il is proposed 10 ask for $780,.
600 from this County. in addition to the
100000 already vossd. In aid Of the
Road. These two Roads would run
through. the centre Of the County. the ono
north and sonth. the other east and west,
and would intersect near the geographical
centre. giving the County better Rsilroad
advantages than any other County in the
State. The aid they voted would never
bs felt BY the people Of the County. ex.
cept for good. as the increased wsslth
which would come in. before the bonds
we're due. would pay the increased taxes
Eve times over. Bot this is q mstter
which will be fully discussed at the prop.
er time.
Tho only difficulty now is. in bringing
the County Commissioners to proper
sense Of their duty. We understand that
one Of them. instead Of submitting to
what Be knows to be the law and his duty
has undertaken pilgrimage to Atchison.
to endesvor to persuade the District Judge
to help him play his little farce. BY dis
diving the injunction as far as it spplies
to the County Clerk. so that the Com.
missioners may meet at Wathena In.
stssd OF this being done. we are under the
imprsssion ths. the injunction will be sx-
tended to the Commissioners. compelling
them to meet at Troy, for the Transaction
ofimportsnl and pressing County business.
The Railroad petitions may 'ben receive
some attention.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-08-22

REA & BovIEoDoN's GRAND DIsraIBu.
rTos.-75, 600 Dollars worth Of Real and
P9sonal Property. to be drawn at Ur.
baas. H., on Sept. "a. 1867. Two dol
lsrs will secure an interest in the Distri-
button. Every ticket draws . prize
The best inducements offered to sgents
Send snd get an illustrated circulsr,
Address Rsa & Bovinsdon. Urbana. Ill
-ss Il lss lsl4sr If.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-08-22

: CATALOGUE OF Troy NuRsERY.-Messrs.
Jones & Baker have handed us Descrip-
tive Catalogue and Price List of their
Nursery. which shows them to have one
Of the completest establishments Of the
kind in the State. They are making q
judicious use of printers ink to let this
fact be known, and it is telling fsvorably
upon their patronage. They keep every
description of Fruit and Ornamental
Trees. Shrubbery, Flowers. ETC.. and give
directions for planting. They are max.
iag Usage Orange Hedges q speciality.
and will either set and grow hedges. or
sell the plants for farmers to grow their
own. They are establishing agencies in
this branch in every part Of the country.
In their closing paragraph, they say:
at is our intention. IL industry. energy.
and dealing which will bear to be meas-
ured with the line and plummst, will give
Us your present and continued patronage.
to extend our borders so as to do away
with the necessity for the people of Kan
sas and Nebraska to cross over the Mis-.
souri, River to procure anything in the
Nursery line known to the trade"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-08-22

FRox OvER THE MousTAMs.-J. NJ.
Idol, one Of the emigrant party to Wash.
ington Territory. which left here in the
Spring OF 1861. returned last week, with
his family. He came overland to Fort
Benton. and thence on mountain stea.
mer. which made . slow and tedious
trip. The boat was crowded with pas.
seugers. and there was much sickness on
board. Mr.. Idol lost q child. He re-
ports Uncle, Zeke Hobbs. Hensley.
and the balance Of the party who rem lain.
ed be hind. oil in good health.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-08-22

~ More Suffering. Sorrow and
Death. are ths results Of Indigestion and
Dyspepsis than from all other known
diseases. Goes Dyspepsia Cure is sure
and immediate remedy. II will stop dis
tress after eating. as soon as you take il.
~ Tie Topeka Record appears in
new type. ot ~"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-08-22

H Springer & Crist have just re-
ceived another large addition to tbeil
stock Of Coufectioneries, &c. Their es.
tsblisbment has become one of the insti.
tutions OF the town. and they always keep
their stock complete. except when extra.
ordinary raids are made upon it. II you
want square meal. a sack Of -four. 9
loaf Of bread. pie. q cake, Q glass Of
lemonade. stick of candy. piece ol
chewing gum. or anything that tastes
good a1tElfs up. call around. "Nasby''
is the presiding genius OF the shop.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-08-22

NJ Frank Blair has been engaged to
stump Iowa for the Democracy. Look
out for drunkenness. riot aud bloodshed.
Whsruver Blair goes. they ere sn anfail-
ing accompaniment.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-08-22

~ The peculisrity in Burnett .
Florimsl consists in its delicate aud last
ing odor.- Boston 1tasserips.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-08-22
E)ie1..

At Doniphan. Kansas, July 29d. Cspt. H.
W. HAHsos. native Of Kentucky, sged 70
yean. s ,sfH 1'as -
sasa tss Joseph papsm please ecpy.)
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-08-22

~ Permsnsnt cures Of Asthus have
been effected BY the uss Of Jonas Whit.
combs Remedy. 1ss"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-08-22

HrAwATHA Houss.-As will be seen
BY refersucs to advertisement, the above
named House is for sale or rent. To
any person desirous Of kssping . public
house. this property would Be desirable.
Hiawatha is on q main thouroushfare Of
travel. and is the County Seat Of Brown
County and this house. being the only
Hotel in the place. monopolisss the cus-
tom. which is large and profitable. ID
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-08-22

WILD ANIMALs.-The country appears
to abound in wild animals. at the present
time. The bears in this vicinity have
been seen several times. but have man.
aged to elude hunting parties. We learn
that horse was found on Wolf River,
which had been Filled BY some animal,
supposed to be panther. In Jackson
County. there is panther excitement ;
and q number of colts and cslves have
been killed by the beast.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-08-22

nELNBoLD's EXTRACT BucHu and
IHrsovxD RoG WASH, cures secret and deli
cats disorders in an their stages. It little ex
pepse. little or no change in diet. no ineonve-
nience. and no exposure. II Is pleasant IN
taste and odor. immediate 10 is action, and
free from all Injurious properties
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-08-22

~ The papers record singular inter
ruption Of telagraphic communication on
the Atlantic coast. Birds, after catching
fish, would sligbt on the wire to devour
them. and the entrsils. collecting on the
wire and poles. formed q mass reaching
to the ground. seriously interfering with
the working Of the lins. Communics-
ton is more frequently aud seriously in
terrupted by "guts" at the key. in Offices,
than on poles, on the sea.coast.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-08-22

~ Geo. T. Anthony. late Of the
Leavenworth Bulletin. has purchased the
Kansas Farmer. and will enter upon bis
duties with the September number. 1t
will be renoved'to Lesvenwortb. enlsrg.
ed, printed on new type. and made equal.
in every respect. to the first class Eastern
Agricultural journals.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-08-22

~ Burnett's Kslliston for the Skin
has come into general toilet n.s.-Nos.
freal Herald.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-08-22

DEMoREsr's MoNrHLY.-The Septem.
ber number Of this fsvorite psrlor period.
ical is fully equal to any Of those which
have preceded it. The Illustrations are
varied. and brilliant ss ever, and there il
tone of freshness and originality abou.
the entire contents which contrasts re-
markably with other parlor publications.
We do not wonder ladies prize it; to
them it is foil of useful and interesting
reading and information. besides coutsiu-
ing many valuable specialities. in the
way Of patterns. etc. which can be gol
from no other source. Three dollars per
snnum, with . premium. Address. W.
Jennings Dsmorest. 47S Broadway, New
York. at.t.4 80.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-08-22

~ Our correspondent. 49," appears
to be terribly down upon the political
demagogues who are advocating female
suffrage. he appeals to the women to
''shsks them off," He might have add
ed-"or any way to get them o6." @
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-08-22

~ The Railroad vote ct st. Joseph,
last week. resulted almost unaniuously
in favor Of subscription. About 1400
votes wsrs csss for. and bot very isw
sgsinst. Work is to Be pushed on oil
the roads. That vote, II taken advantage
Of practically. places St. Joseph on Q
frmsr foundstios than ever before.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-08-22

~, ,Burnstt's Cologne Wstsr is in.
imisasis in quality. and put up 10 bottles
Of superior finish and beauty.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-08-22
~ The other day, we received . COPY

~ The other day. we received copy
of the Lsavenworth Dsily Conservative
Of October 3lst, 1866. We were graft
fed to learn from II. that Col. Jsnnison
Was making . vigorous canvass for the
Legislature. We behave that eircum-
stancss prevented his serving in that hon,
orable body. fsFs
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-08-22

,@ Buroett's 'Cocoains for the hair.
epes, ,osed recommends itssif.-c2r''sia"
Freeman.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-08-22
~. ouN.ere QuestIon.

We do not know whether this commu.
nifty is fsir sample or not Of the entire
State on the question Of Suffrage; bot if
it is. the friends Of impartial suffrage have
fsNen into severe state of carelessness or
apathy which will be fstal to the cause.
Mr.. NJ. C. Ayers was snnouucsd to speak
here. on last Thursday evening; but there
was SO little interest manifested. that it
was deemed advisable not to hold meet
ing, and thus avoid failure. Mr.. Ayers
is represented to be 6ns speaker. Per-
SONS will flock to hear Lucy Stone. and
other persons whenever fame has made
them objects Of curiosity. So they will
when the Hutchinsons come. 1t is not
zeal for principle. but desire to see Q
show. that brings them out. &
A condition of the question is fast sp-
proacbing. which we have sndesvored to
avert-a bitter antsgonism between negro
and female suffrage. We suppose that
both sides ore partly responsible for this
but il it continues. it will certainly defeat
female suffrage. and perhaps negro s1rsge
also. Miss OIympis Brown. in her
speech at Fort Scott. is said to have very
indignantly declaimed against placing the
dirty. ignorant, degraded negroes ahead
of white women. The Chase County
Banner. which is doubtless under the ed
itorial supervision Of Sam. Wood. takes
substantially the same position. The
Banner also copies articles from such pa.
pers as the Lsavenworth Commercial. the
object of which is to show the hypocrisy
of the Republican party. in advocating
negro suffrage. As friend of female
suffrage. we protest against this course
as tending to ruin the cause.
The time has passed when the people
could be frightened from q just purpose
by bobgobIin appeals and slang. This
question Of suffrage has no connection
with the relative estimation in which ne
groes and white women are held. A mai
may vote for negro and against femal'
suffrage, and still entertain the highes
respect for the women. In short, th'
persons who are barpipg upon this string
are doing all in their power to make emf
frsgo question Of social equslity. They
are strengthening the Copperheads in
their favorits argument. The Republican
party insists that granting political right
does not establish social equality. A
majority of the loyal people of this coun'
try feel. that until they place the negro in
position to protect and maintain biz
freedom, the great result of the war is in
complete. This they are determined to
do. despite the stale and silly slang which
fogies. Democrats. Copperhsads and reb.
els have used for years. to deter timid peo.
pie from doing Justice. If the especial
champions Of female suffrage intend to
unite with the Copperheads and rebels Of
Kansas in this. they and their caase will
go under with the Copperteads and rebels.