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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-09-26
Railroad EIection.

We hope that every, voter will besr in
mind. that the Railrosd election takes
place next Monday. snd that every on
will vote for the issuing Of the Bonds.
Unless those who will Be Immediately
benefited by the building Of the Road.
turn ont and vote for the Bonds. and do
all-ia their power to induce Others to vote
for them they msy be lost. and With thsm.
our last chance for q Railroad, for years
to come.
Enough has been, said TO show the
grsst Advantages Of Railroad to al
classes of community; but one imPortan.
item bss been entirely overlooked. As
people generally look att, they suppose
that they will have to pay taxes to the
amount Of 100000. with interest for a
series Of years. and give it away to some
body-that this will be, the last Of it.
We would call their attention to the fact,
ti1st the County subscribes this amoun.
OF stock, and Will be q stockholder in the
Road. The Road will be completed in .
very Few years. and with the immense
amount of business that it must necessa.
rily do. its receipts will be very heavy.
After paying running expenses. the earn
iugs of the Road will be divided among
tho stock holders,a and our Gounty will
come in for its share. So that there is .
very fair prospect, that after few years
the County's share. OF the earnings wil
pay principal and Interest on the sub
scription, snd no farther taxes from the
people will be required, Afid when al
that IL done. the Comfy will still OWL
is slpck. which it can either dispose o
atsa good figure, or retain, and continu
to osbsieE ID the dividends of the Road
sad IN sitber case, there will be, . hand
some income to relieve tax-psysrs Of 70
turs burdens-for this Road will be on
Of The most valuable and best paying i
The West. - s.t .3''h ' .
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-09-26

rETEE RArLRoAD MEEr1Na-The Rsil-
road meeting. on Friday night. was very
well attended. and ons.sidsd.r Able spec.
cbes were made by &. w. Click, Col.
PIT. Abel. A. Larxslere. and by w.
D.Scbtt. Of Ruio, Nebraska. They used
arguments and facts that could not fail to
be convincing to all except those who
are determined to oppose public improve
ments,s or who prefer always to remain,
stuck down among the brush. rather than
pay a few dollars 10 taxes. which, will
speedily return to them four-fold. Oar
Nebraska neighbors are as deeply interes-
ted in this enterprise as we are; and when
the Road is once built to White Clond.
they will lay hold and carry it alorg
farther.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-09-26

~ Fairbsuks' Scales. advertised IL
smother coluns Of our pepper. wore awsr.
ded the highest premium. Silver medal.
at The greet "Psris Ezposition." being
dssissstsd. Standard Scales in the swsrd.
sThis speaks we'll for American m.nnfee.
turss. . other scales wszs on, exhibition
from this copatry, sad from 1Euelsad.
France. Austria. sPEuais. and Switsst.
land. -. - ,-..g z-..,.l,..I,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-09-26

~ i ia great shame, when We re-
dsct that woman was the original csus
Of hsuss suesting. ssd that she muss
now plead in vain for The right Of suf.
frsge.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-09-26

HIS PosIr1oS.-Mr. Lsngston requests
Us to say that his position on womsn suf-
frsge has been misunderstood and mis-.
represented; that he really is not oppos-
ed to it, and any report placing him in
that attitude is incorrect. except that he
is opposed to the issue being run 40 as to
injure negro suffrage. His position is
this: The woman suffrage question is
one in which the negroes bsve no voice.
but is to BE- settled BY the whites alone.
and he wants them to fight It ont His
object is to secure the enftsnchieement OF
bis own race. not to pull any one else
back. He is determined to take no part
either for or against the woman PROPOSE
tion. and will resist IN the attempts that
are being made to draw him into the
fight on that question; and be wishes not
to be judged as departing from this rule.
If unavoidable circumstances should oc-
casionally place him in positions having
that appearance. .
This statement Was made to rs after
another article in this issue, in which Mr..
Langston's name occurs. was in type,
which will st4ount for al remarks based
upon the belief that he had united in the
anti woman crusade.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-09-26

~ The Camp Meeting now in pro-
gressI in this vicinity, ID ssid TO Be. thus
iAr. about the best and moot Interesting
one ever held, 10 the State = has bean
interrupted, BY little or no, rovdyism. n
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-09-26

EcosoxY. 1t is truly economy to uss
D. B. Do Land q Co.'S Best Chemical
salers.us. becanse. for; The same money
Won get more and better Saleratus.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-09-26
A Tm.LY D.c,sros.-A repor. comes

A TmeLY DEcIsIos.-A report comes
to us, We cannot say how correctly, thst
j udes Graham hss decided the laws Of
last winter. requiring the signatures Of 8
m.iority of all the inhabitants in Town
ship or Ward. including women. to Pc
,ition for liquor license. before one can
be granted, illegal. The whisky men
are highly gr.ti6ed at the report.
There can be no better argument in ia
vor Of female suffrage. II was hoped
that the power of the womea would stop
the liquor traffic. Bnt women have no
right to q voice in the matter. Adopt
the amendment striking ont the word
"male" from the Constitution. and that
will dry up Judicial decisions against the
right OF women to . voice in affairs rela-
ting to the public welfare. and they can
sxefciae their power without let or him
drsnce Give them full power unier the
Constitutions. and Legislation for the pub
lie welfare can no longer be thwarted by
judges, either in the interest of liqnor
dealers. desiring to strike blow at wo-
mems rights. or actuated by constitution
81 scruples. o.. ssr
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-09-26

v Last week. the butterflies visited
this region. almost a. numerously as the
grasshoppers last Fall. What new
plague are they preparing the way for :?
Is The country to be overrun with cater
pillars. next Summer? e.- .r.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-09-26

~ The Ossse Chronicle CONES to us
once mors. enlarged. printed On new type.
and oppoesd to wonss voting
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-09-26

PREJuplcE VAsegrsHED. - Burnstt's
Cologne Wster is admitted to BE- equal
to the foreign brands. "a.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-09-26

NJ Burastt's Preparations are sold
in Europe and pstronissd By the no.
bility.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-09-26

~ Next Friday is the day set for
hearing aud deciding the Comfy Seat
case-if it can be called deciding il, as
both parties. We believe. are determined
to appeal It TO the Supreme Court. If
beaten. r.t.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-09-26
A Myssery.

A problem now puzsliOg the puolie
brain. is relative to the experiments sdop-
ted in the family circle. by which men
have been suddenly changed from wo-
man suffrage to snti-womsn su6rsgs men.
Col. Hoyt. of the Conservative. ssys be
instituted experiments at the domestic
hearth. which changed him decidedly and
radically; bot he intimstes that be shall
never tell mortal how it was done. The
sweet.scented K .lloch says he was chsu-
ged by domestic consolation apd inves-
tigstion and Gen. Dsi'sler says sub
stantially the same thing. Now. why
not snlieh,sn the public as to the "sodus
opsrasdi. and thus enable ell to cbsogs.
instead Of trying to force them to terms.
by means Of the machinery Of the Repub
lican party? Is the thing done BY spit.
ting in, the palm Of one hand, -muttsrine
some mysterious j.rson. and then giving
the mess q wasek with the other band
Or. is it done BY tossing coppers? OIL
BY pulling strsws do tell rs how it 1.
done! 1t may be simple; or it may be
some deep scientific process. like that By
which Frisr Bacon discovered guppow'
der. But We presume that oil must ex'
pertinent forv themselves and il they
don't end what they are after. they may
at lesst stumble upon as many importsn
discoveries ss tie old German Alche
mists did. while in search Of the Philos
opber's Stone. '7''
We arc strongly of the opinion. thst
retiring to the domestic circle and iuvss
tigsting this question calmly and thor
oughly. invariably reveals such horri
BILE condition of sffairs with q portion o
the circle. % to deter one from eitenain,
certain rights 20 it. men would do vel
either to retire to the iuner domestic cir
Gle as seldom as possible. or commenc
vigorous measures Of reform. such .
will enable them to contemplate thei
own households without disgusf: s'a =
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-09-26

+, RIGHr.-We learn that Sidney Clarke
has sloughed of Kslloch. and will per
nit him to make, his canvass on his own
hook. II true, this is right and proper
The people are anxious to hear Mr..
Clarke. and he can accomplish . great
deal Of good in the suffrage csuse.' il he
does not permit an interloper to drag
after him. to. insult large pum Der Of
the people. i ! - .a--e7h yH ai.er-e
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-09-26

E The contemplated visit Of Charles
Dickens to the United States. reminds us
Of his visit twenty-five years ago. when
he repaid the conrtesies shown him. by
writing burlesque sketches Of our people
end their manners. He deserves a COM
pliment similar to that bestowed upon
Cspt. Basil Hall. another Englishmap.
who visited the United States, many
years ago. and wrote slsnderous letters
home. The. young men of Cincinnati
invited him'to public entertainment, got
up for his benefit. at which, with due
form and solemniry. he was presented
with an sarthen vessel. such as are usu-
ally found in bed-chambers! 20 '.7'1 b
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-09-26

~ Burnett's Extract Of Lemon in.
parts favor equal to the fruit isssl.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-09-26

Ey Revereuds Msnfori and Summer
hell have been fussing. for several
months past. over doctrinal discussion
which they are trying to get up. over OF
Oregon. II they don't soon 6 It to going
the Sammerbell will be ont o. season.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-09-26

E% 1t is said that so 600 dozen bot.
,l,s of Congress water were sold last
year En-
Perhaps this popularity is occasioned
BY the Congress water being strongly i'm
pregnated with choice liquors.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-09-26

EV The Atchison Champion. speak
ing Of Kalloch's speech in that place.
says "hiA words rang out like the crack
Of q rife" We believe it--Kalloch al.
wsys was heavy on ''crack."
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-09-26

~With Whist Joy aud gladnsss do
the people hail the advent and discovery
of Goes Dyspepsia Cure. 1t is a sover-
eigu cure for Dyspepsia. Indigestion. and
all diseases of.the Stomach and Bowels.
All Druggists keep it. iim5s o' yti. l
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-09-26

re- NJ. B. Bowers has favored Us
with some most magnificent sweet pota-
foes. We should think, from their size,
that he required help in digging them. as
in the case of the Mem aha County sweet
potato, about which we. have read in the
papers. AT any rate. he was ccmpe'l,d d
to take one ont in two pieces.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-09-26

CRowDsse THEN Os-The advocates
Of Partial Suffrage are gradually uosing
a portion Of the Republican State Central
Committse into compliance with their
mischisvous schemes. Some Of the
members met at Lssvenw orth. last week,
snd adopted T.iC- Sears. G.. v. Esk-
ridge. P. B. Plumb, j. D. Snoddy. B.
F. Simpson. Jsmes G. Blunt, and other
men who are making opposition to wo-
man suffrsgo their speciality. as regular
c,nvsssers Of the party. They bad pre-
viously adopted Kslloch. They also put
on two or three who are in favor Of wo-
man suffrage. to make the proceeding
look impartial; but it is apparent to ev-
cry one. that the real object was to send
forth the 6rst named set. undsr the aus.
pices Of the party. to rail against female
suffrage. and ,defAme its friends. This is
the tyeathsusth Committee are. bestov.
ing upon large and respectable portion
of their own party. The Committee
have no right to make such an issue, and
are exceeding the authority delegated to
them but sill it looks badly. and viii
have its effect on many. 1t is pity the
Committee do not pSssess at least as
much back. bone IS fresh sausage.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-09-26

A MIsrAKE.-Ws undsrsts and that
some persous obtained the impression.
from sonsthiug in. our last issue. that
newspapers and proninsnt men in this
State were dsssrtins the lsmak suff5age
cause By the score. Itis mistake. We
did msntioa few who were sssrsddls Or
ths fsues. bobbing on both sidss. Who
hsvs suddenly Slid OF on the anti side.
thinking that they were getting with ths
big crowd. .s7atls. - eIas.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-09-26

Another GGN.-The Democracy held
q Convention ct Leavenwortb, last week.
to organize ths party in the State
Among their resolutions. was ono in op
position to the suffrage amendments now
before the peopls. Here is more help for
the opponents Of the ''pernieious doc.
trIne." By all mesns. let Sears. ,E>k
ridge, Kalloch 4 Co. invite the CO. opera.
tion Of the Democracy against the '.lsst
folly of the bour r. as t7r' .
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-09-26

SUFFRAGk.-Indisus who have sevsred
their connection with their tribes had
their portion Of land sllo,tsd to them.
and adopted the customs Of the whites.
are citizens of Kansas and are entitled
to vote. Negroes live like tho whites Il
all respects. and bold no tribal fslstions.
yet they cannot vote. Negroes are mors
Intelligent. more industrious. lsss 6lthy.
better di'positlonsd. and fer superior "a
Indians in every respect. Which ara, BED
sstisled "a The right tt'vots is .s no
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-09-26
~ We have besn presented BY E

W.. go -
Snyder. Of Hishlsnd. With box Of the
6pot peaches We have seen this ssssoa.
They were grown ON trees standing in
bis Nursery. which are for sale. He has
about twelve hundred Of tbsss trees.
which have borne fruit this year. and
will bsaf. transplsntiss Il The proper
time. This is good chance to secure
Quick bearing peach trees. - -..l.. ~
~ We hear aud read deal Of stuff
about !" Manhood Suffrage" II 7tboss
Who harp upon it were sobiected to I.
thorough physiological inspection. many
Of tbem would b condemned and dis.
franchissd on their ows proposition. usi i
~ The ferry bost ss this place ssnk
at the landing. sometime during Tuesday
night. doubtless having sprung slssk.
Efforts will Be nsds to raise It. In the
meantime. The old esow viii cone isto
requisitios. s.5'i e Z
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-09-26

% Burnett's Florimel bas mona Of
the peculiar siokening sweetness common
In French extracts.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-09-26

Il. FREsH ARRIVAL DIR. Shrsvs has Just
received. at his Drng Store. a heavy
stock Of fresh Drugs and Medicines.
Brandy. pure Bourbon Whisky. and
other liquors for medicinal purposes.
Coal Oil. Linseed Oil. Lard Oil. Meats.
loot Oil. Machine Oil. Fish Oil. Paints.
Patent Medicines. Toilet srti, les--in fact.
everything in his linc-which he is snx.
ions to dispose Of for cash. Call snd see.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-09-26

The SrEAkINa.-The Suffrage sdress
Of Olympia Brown, on Saturday night.
was able. and gave good satisfaction. ex-
cept to some who were opposed to the
measure she advocated. The singing oil
the Hutchinsons pleased all who heard it.
regardless Of party. Both speaker aud
singers arrived at late hour. and many
came to the conclusion that they would
not come; consequently the audience
was not 90 large as It would otherwise
have been. On Sunday. at ten o'clock,
Miss Brown preached at the School
House. Her sermon was very sbIe. far
SURPRISING her address of the night be-
fore. and has received the ecomiums Of
all who listened to it.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-09-26

~ In reading the announcement
made by 9 portion Of the Republican
State Central Committee, that Gen.
Blunt. K.lIoch. Houston. and other anti.
woman champions will canvass the State.
we cannot help thinking how much more
appropriate it would be, if it read. that
these men would stand" at such and
such place. on specified days.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-09-26

HoLLowAY's PLLs-FLATuLENT OR
WINDY CoLIc These medicines are es.
pecially recommended for relieving the
oppression frequently experienced after a
hearty meal-in fact, they are the dinner
pills-they assist nature in her digestive
process. cofre:t all acid. Aatulent or bill.
ious tendencies. and by equslizing the
circulation prevent flow of blood to the
head. For upwards Of fifty years. they
have been the only remedies Of millions
Of people for dyspepsis. bilousnsas. liver
complaints, and oil disorders Of the stom
sch and bowels. Sold BY oil Druggists
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-09-26

A HINT.-We would say to the man
ayers of the Woman Suffrage canvass.
that the cause has sufficiently doubtful
fight on its hands. without making il
still bluer BY buugling management Of
the work. In the FIRST place. the State
COMMITTEE send ont a list Of appoint
ments fer certain speakers. When thst
is pretty we'll circulated. subcommittee
at Atchison send out Iisf. with entirely
different speakers, and q change in the
arrangeme nts. Later. another sub COM
mittee make another order Of arrange
ments; and finally. on the eve Of the
meetings. the speakers themselves order
another change. This way Of doing
business is simply nuisance. and is
wearing on tho patience of those who
were disposed to work for the csdss::
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-09-26

KEu.r.-Pbilip Kelly has just re.
ceived from the Eastern markets. q heavy
stock for the fall campaign.R He has
Boots, end Shoes efIeveryi description,
for men. women and children: and has
. lsrse lot Of all kinds Of leather, to
make to order sny kind Of work that i
desired. Ths quality Of bis stock i Of
the very best. and prices reasonable. IL
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-09-26

Fail ELECTION Candidates for the
various County Offices to be filed at the
November. election. are busy among the
people,! being friendly. and exacting
pledges. The competition for some Of the
Offices appears to be quite brisk. We
hope that the best men may win. and
that none but good men may succeed.
It. is about time for candidates to be ms.
king their Intentions public, Send on
your announcements, with the fee Of SO
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-09-26

H Gen. Geo. W. Morxao. Of Ohio.
is rpunipg the hobby Of "Msnhood Sof'
frage, r in that State. Bot hs insists that
negroes are not men. He goes . step
further than our wiss, /" Manhood Sof.
frags" cbsmpions in Kansas. but Is mol
suhis more unreasonable. They I'll de-
6ne Manhood in such . way as to take
in or leave out. as suits their own per-
soasl prejudices. = N AI. i'aee
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-09-26
I.parstal s.A-.se sleesi.s..
Wednesday,

At shose places where two appointments are
made for one day, Miss Brown viii ELL both, or
either, As best suits the friends Or If there Is
any other point within convenient distance. at
which no meeting has been announced, Miss
Brown viii fill one Of the sppoiutnents at suoh
place, If proper notice 10 given and arrange
nenss are made. She win preach q those
points where she spends. the, sabbath. II is
expected that the friends Of the cause. in the
var;ous towns, will entertain the speakers. and
provide eouveysnces 70 the next appointment,
free Of cost Every man and woman in the
different Counties should sally and sttsnd
ssns Of The meetings. Iat ysugf
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-09-26

r. The Atshisoe Chaopioa ssys il
does not want 10 aaks (easls so6segs -
Issue in The RspsbResn party. and warns
the friends Of tie measure not 70 force il
to do 80. How does the editor Of tbs
Chsmpioas explain bis support Of tAs
resolution askiss the Rspoblissa csstrsl
Committee to cooperate with the anti.
female suffrage momemsnt!' What does
be call that, bot attempting to force the
Issue upon the psrtya .7o,zl, bs1o.c5 4
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-09-26

,H. The dtunkard boosts up the lib
crime. and they both oppose woman suf-
frsss upon high norsi grounds. Par
mobile fratrun! Such was the thought
suggested BY reading fancy sketch Of
fulsopsl praise of the chief Of The NO.
men defsmers. in an exchange before %.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-09-26

ES Burnett's Articles have extended
their reputation every where. sud they
give the utmost satisfaction. = Frank
Leslie's Newspaper. % .;ie- y--f. "a
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-09-26

Ma LAxesTos's ADDREss. ss.-Mr. Lang.
ston had . good audience. on Tuesday
night-much better than wss to hsvs
bssn expected. considering the Absorbing
interest in the Camp Meeting now ID
progress. His speech was able, and full
of telling points; and if there we're any
opposents Of negro suffrsgs present. their
faith must have been considerably 1shstep.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-09-26

r. They recently held crest Pom.
oloeicsI Convention at St. Louis. We
believe old "Pom.r himself was not
there. % 1rsfi 30 i1sfelO .isr '0Fi''
r. Every Republican must admit
that the rssult Of tbs Californis election
is something to Haight. is1e s4t gai
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-09-26
DEA tbs From I-ELLOIF FE
YER IN NEW ORLEi-N.S.

The Terrific IISiGtiOn fLQ Gr0ngc,
Terds--7He Torn Almost Dcpopu-
lGted-N0py Of the Remaining In
hubiicRts Sick and Dying.
New ORLEANS, Sep. 2i.-lnter-
ments from yellow fever for the TWEEN
ty-four hours ending this morning,
were eighty four
Letters from La Grange, Texas.
say the number ofcitizens remaining
in town is barely 800, yet the inter
ments reached twenty -four in two
days, the disease proving fatal in
nine cases out of ten Every house
was filed with sickness and death,
and whole families were swept away.
The disease is spreading in the coun-
try. No provisions in town, and
the country people will not venture
in with produce. On the 9th instant
not even meal could be had to make
cruel for the sick. Business had
ceased entirely Stores were closed,
newspapers had ceased publication,
the jail had been emptied Of its in
mates, who fed i'll terror from the
scene of desolation.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-09-26
Aleu- advertisements.


NJ Office!
All persons will take notice that on tho
night U: the 25d day o. September. 1861, the
following described note was stolen from me :
A note icr One Hundred Dollars signed by s .
r. Edwards and payable TO John Hamlet.
all pcrsoni are herebr warned against nego-
rating for or purchasing said note. or any
note s;2ned by 5. r. Edwards and payable to
John Hamlet, as said E iwards has been duly
notified not to pay the same to ally other per-
son than myself.
JOHN HAMLET.
Sep. 26, lS67.-2