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wood CouRty official Directory.
NEW ADvERTGsEmENTs.

The Atlantic aud Great Western Railway.
Feed and Hominy Mills-Ames e. Worth.
Haskins Plow Factory-Repass & Debacher.
New Stefe-Eeagles 4 Cunning.
The Common School Fund q. N. Parsons.
For Sale--.-G. w. Hollenbeck.
Ditch Notiee--William McEwcn.
War Claim Agent--A. McMahan.
Land for Sale Slevin & Parsons.
Sale Of Real Estates. 3. Abbott.
Sheriff's Sale--C. W. Evers.
Ditch Notice--Simpson Jones.
For Sale--,J. r. Rudulph.
Notice---Robert Escott.
Notice to Electors--G. N. Parsons.
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Masonic,

A special communication of Phenix Lodge No.
t23, F. and A. NJ, will be holdeA at the Lodge
room, on Monday evening next, for work in the
SSecoAd Degree. A full attendance is desired.
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SPECIAL MEDICAL NOTICES
R II d wv MS

BRONCHIAL TROCHES
Having Direct Influence to the Parts,
Give Immediate Relief.
For Bronchitis, Asthma, Catmrrh,
COnSumPtive and Throat Diseases,
Troches are Used with always Good Success.
Singers and Public Speakers
will find Trochcs useful in clearing the voice when
taken before Singing or Speaking, and relieving
the throat after an unusual exertion of the vocal
organs. The 7rochcs are recommended and pre-
scribed by Physicians, and have had testimonials
from eminent men throughout the country. Being
an article of true merit, and having proved their
efficacy by test of many years, each year finds
them in new localities in various parts of the
world, and the Troches are universally pronounced
better than other articles.
OBTAIN only "BkowN's BRONCHIAL TRocuEs,' y
and do not take any of the Wordless Intitations
that may be offered. Sold Everywhere. 3lz
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The Paris Exposition.

The following joint resolution of Congress was
approved Januxry IL, 1857:
Resdiuea by he Senate asd Kon'e Of Rcprvsenta-
sices OF Ge United States of IRerica so Congress as
sembaed, That the Commissioner of Agriculture be-
and he is hereby instructed to collect and prepare
30 far as practicable, aud with as little ds'ay
possible, Suitable specimens of the cereal pro-
dactoHs of the several States of the Union, foi
ekbibitiso at the Paris Exposition, and forward
khe same in proper order AVID condition for ship
sAent to ]. c. Derby, agent Of the United States
Government for the Paris Exposition, New York
Provided, that It shall require.no further appropr
Ation FROM the pzblie treasury"
Shall not Wood County be represented at Paris
by some shGSee, specimens of her grain ant
~erealsi Snail packages may be, sent free by
maileif thsy are directed to NEwroE, Commits
siOner Of Agriculture, Washington, d. q. .-ss
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A Donation Visit will be given the Rev. G. A.
ADAMS, at the house of Fl. P. AvERILL, on Friday
evening of next week. All are invited h attend,
COMMITTEE.
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CONTINUE for 60 DAYS
AT RETAIL ONLY!

Giving everybody chance to rcplenish at prices
cheaper than at any other establishment in the
country. We will refer you to the following sche-
dule of prices:
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fKRHr T0wNsHrr, January 2s, 1857. lids

DOAD NOTICE.-Notiee is hereby given that
~ petition will be presented 10 the Conn.is;
siobers Of Wood County, at thelt next Session to
tacate a COUNTY road chHhectink tlb Plain and
John Black road, 10 Washington Township, III
said county, being betweeh Tie tofth half aud
south half Of section hEe l5),. town fye north Of
range leh east. II. OPPERMAN,
February 2, 1867. lldt
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mARRIEM.

TREMAIN-vAN HELEN.--On Tuesday eve.
ming, February 10, by Rev. q. A. Adams, LADD
TRBAAIN and Miss EuEABETH VAN HELRN, all Of
Perrysburg.
The happy couple will accept our kind wishes
for their future prosperity.
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ReaI .E.tate Transfers in Wood Count

ReaI- Estate Transfers in Wood County.
The following are tho transfers of real estate in
Wood County. as shown BY the books in Recorder
MERRY's Office, for the week ending February l6
1867 ;7
]. Inscho to Norton Reed; N u a NV sec 8, tip
4, range 10, 40 acres-$575.
J. Il. Parmenter 10 A. l.. Stevens; pt sw ne sec
as, tp4, range IL, 80 acres-$l 700.
J. e. P4rmenter to A. l.. Stevens; pit ne sw sec
rs aud 10, tp s, range III, 80 acres-SsO0.
j. Watkins to r. Watkins; n a a sc see 49,
ftp S, range 9, 40 acres-$700.
B. G. Huffman to A. L. Stevens; s Il NV sec
10, tp 4, range IL, so acres-$900.
8. Bartlett to NJ. Doyle; sw Sc ne sec 19, twp 8
range IL, 10 acres-$300.
Kreps 4 Yeager TO J. Schwindt; 4 road tract
o, 50 acres-$l 800.
j. Elder to N. Sutton: pt q Sc section 13, tp T.
range 10. 10 acres-$300.
j. II. Rheinfrank to +. J. Seibert; prt lot 408
Perrysburg-$2,O ,O00.
N. Habbard to NJ. Sutton; lot Al, Milton Center
A. Boyer to G. Tyson; pit a sw sec SO, twp T.
range IL, 10 acres-$300.
j. W. Graham to T. s. Carman; pit ne So sec
IL, tp q, range IL, 40 acres-$1 900.
J.ward % NJ. Haight; part lots 81 and 2s, Ton
ogany-$a25.
No. or transfers-1s total value-s1o $50.
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DOOTS and SHOES--the finest and best as
~ sortment ever brought to this market, and
prices that car not fail 10 suit! HoUST0NSi
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The remaining portion of Table Rock, st
Niagara Falls, fell Tuesday, fortunately
there being at this season no one on it.
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ROAD NOTICES.


DOAD NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that
IN petition will be presented To the Comma-
sioners OF Wood County, Ohio, at thsr next regu-
lar session, asking for view, survey and location
Of county road commencing at the quarter post,
between sections eight and mine thence west on
said quarter-ine through sections eight and seven
Of Henry Township, and section twelve of Jackson
Township, to the Otsego Freo-turnpike Road, and
there terminate. MANY PETITIONERS.
Henry Tp., January rs, 1857. 42d#
D0AD NOTICE.-Notice 3 hereby given that
IL petition will be presented 10 the Commits
bioners of Wood County, Ohio, dt their March
session In 1857 asking for tho view and establish.
ment ct county road us follows Commencing
ht the northwest corner Of the west y of the
northeast q of section 27, township north, range
9 east aqd running thence south about two hum
dred aid siStv 1901 rods, to intersect the road
runnnS from Gilead to;Westa Id, and there termi-
n8teI MANY PETITIONERS
Januaty 81, 1867. AIDS
DOAD NOTICE.-Notice is hereby giten that
y a petition wlll be presented to the Coinmis-
soners Of Wood County, Ohio at thoir next regular
session, asking for grant for a survey view and
location OF county road, commencing at the qua r
terp0st the west line of section thirty \;
thence eastwardly through the center OF seciohs
thirty three, thirty -four and far in section thin
ty-hve, so as to interscct the road running from
WeSthsld 10 Gilead, and there terminate.
MANY PETITIONERS.
weston, D., january 80, 1861, 4ldA
pOAD NOTICE. Notice is hereby given tbdt
Az petition will will be presented the Commis-
sioners OF Wo0d County, Ohio, at their March Sos
sion. asking them 10 tacate ten feet wide on each
side Of the following county road Commencing al
the Matinee and Western Reserve Road ID PefryGs
purg Township, between road ttaets Nos. IL and
Is, and running thence hoith and terminating at The
sectinns : and s., W. L, COOK,
Perrysburgi Febfbary 8, 1867. lid
DOAh NOTICE.-NOIice Is hefeby given that
III petition will be presented 10 the Comtiiis-
sioners Of Wood County at their next session, ask.
ing for the establishment ct county road, com
thensing at rad running ffOui West MillRrote IN
FreInOntj thence running south on the diartef
sectOt Hide 5f sections three az and ten (iO), h
Ihtersect the PerFysburg and MeCutchenvitle Freb
Turnpike Road. in Township three (S) north,
range twelve (l2) east, and therB terminate.
JOAN NORRIS, ct al petitioners.
PEHHr TOWNSHIP, January 2s, 1867. 4ldS
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qFF FSgEgsESg 2
TEET vVE3T
should Patr0nIzc Its Own Interests


We respectfully call the attention Of the phbllt
ID tbe Board Of Directors shown In the advsrtise-
heht OF the
CIneinaasi Home Insufahce tothpapy.
Id smother column, embracing the mos. wealthy
and responsible bnsitess tish Of the Nestera
country, and We flhd in Il, upon examination, an
Organization that TtiE wksf has long been in
neOd Of. The limited aiROunt Of risk is 50 ,OOO--
thereby avoiding heavy losses, such is hate fased
the rates of all Eastern Companies since the Port
land FIRE. It challenges all companies East and
West as Ia PrOmptness and libetality ih paying
losses.
tag- Take Policy OF
- sLEfIN 4 BROwksBfRGEk,
sa Auditors Ofi6es ii Court. .hotse, ri
2sz Perrysb6rG, Ohio.
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WOMEN AND COxSUMPTION.
G2-AA
The fSuuS should not delay lbs zee Of
ALIENS
E.tJrfG 6A,E4SARE,
when fIrst Attacked bS tSGgA.

no Won wapta nieacalfBoNti Call at Nous.
~ TONS Boot aud Shoe Saop.
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ness, respectfully solioits portion Of public patro
G. NJ. RANSOM, Secretary.
m,
ty- small amounts taken on special haiatds At 1
MERCHANDISE. /
--..-------=-=----=
Important Announcement!
NEW GOODS I
-Fos rnE--
g. WINTER TRADE,
THE PEOPLES STORE
-oP- |
f. IL. MILLER & CO.
WE herewith announce to our numerous friends |
",
direct from New York and Boston,
LARGE AND SPLENDID STOCK OF
FALL g. WINTER GOODS;
Which we offer at reduced prices, for READY PAY.
We have a full line Of the following
Dress Goods,
Trimmings and Embroideries,
Brown and Bleached Sheetings,
Denms, Stripes and Cheeks.
White Goods and Laces,
Linen, Crash and TowelihR,
Flanuels and Linseys,
Blankets aud Bed Spreads.
Shawls, Hoods,
Nubias and Knit Goods,
Gloves and HOsietyj
Notions of etsFy description:
Bradley's Celebrated Duplex Skrts,
Balmoral Skirts and French-woven Corsets.
LARGE SELECTION OF
Cloths, CASsimeres, Sattlnets, and
Tailors' Trimmings.
OUR STOCK on
Boots and shoes
Never was more complete. We scp til m Is per
cent. less than beforo.
Clothing for Men & Boys,
SO per cent. less than formerly.
VIVA MH' TX HI ##.
HATS. CAPS AND FURS,
u we can not be undersold. - a.. a.
CR0CKERY, GLASSWARE, LOOK.
EYEGLASSES AND CLOCKS,
A good assortment.
GROCERIES AND SPICES.
SALT by the Barrel or Sack.
tay- Como and examine Goods and Prices. -k9
TPCAsH viii be Paid for PRODUCE
at the Highest Market Prioei
N. B.-From this date we shall adopt the
Ready pay system, so far as practicable, as we
satisfied that justice to our customers and our
selves demands it. We shall offer, therefore,
Special Inducements to Cash Customers
Those Of our CUSTOMERS having unsettled &C:
counts with us will please settle up. Our Books
must be closed before the end OF this year.
F. R. MILLER & co.
Perrysburg, October II, 1865. 26xE
THE NEW BOOK STORE
nj. MCMAHA.rT
will be found in Hoods Building, on
Louisiana Avenue, ,FcrrysbUrE,O OIaI q,
MoMAHAN is still receiving New Music as
"Pesping through the Blinds"
"The Christians Hope"
"That Song of Thine"
"1hou Art Gone Far Away"
"Daisy Deane."
"Vict0rine Schottsche," for Piano.
"Ont ip the Starlight I'm Waiting for Thee"--
a Sereuade, with Chorus.
A COMPLETE assortment Of Pension, Justice
IA and Legal Blanks are to be hsd at the New
Book Store of NJ. MeMAHAN.
IF you want yodt Pictures Framed, 60 to the
Il #UHr NEW BOOK STORE.
DETEkS' Instructors for the Piano and Melo-
L deop, also Music Books of different authors,
constantly ON hand bS M. AcMAHAN.
| NToMAHAN has jrst received a complete as
| 1Vl sortment Of Equalization Bounty Blanks
don't make any difference what may be said
about Novel Reading, but In the Circulating
| lot Of LITERARY Works in Northern Ohio,
|qEFEsgSgsFs9 2
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-08-29
The Political situaffon.

The President has now got things 10
proper train to do all the mischief he de-
sires before Congress meetr, aud .thfre Is
every prospect that he wll not neglect his
opportunity. As long as Stanton con-
trollsd the War Department, johnson
wss 10 . manner powerless for harm
He could not force Stanton out, BY the
appointment of any one Of bis approved
tools, because Stanton would not go. and
there was no way to compel him to. He
therefore issued an order TO Grant. as Com
msnder in. Chief of the armies, to relieve
Stanton, and Grant unhesitstingly obey
Cd. Stanton could not resist, but yielded
to necessity. Grant has never been sp-i
pointed or confirmed as Secretary Of
Wsr, and has no legal right to retain
the Office when the President is ready to
supersede him. The President will only
need to issue. bis order. and Grant will
march out as he marched in. This will
be done as soon as johnson finds Q suits.
bic man-McC Clernsrd, or some other rebel
sympathizer-who will presently step into
the Office. and find no one to resist him.
Stanton was the only man who had
power to do that: bat Grant has lent
himself to the work Of getting Stanton
out Of the way, and the coast is now
clear.
With new Secretary Of War. such as
johnson will appoint, he will have easy
going. The military commanders in the
South will be interfered with or removed,
and the work they have accomplished
rendered of no avail Rebel militia will
be supplied with arms. to control the
elections in the South. and to precipitate
another rebellion, if they desire. If Con.
eress attempts to impeach the President.
be will have the War Department at bis
back, and can execute the threats which
be has SO often made against that "illegsl
body" The work of Reconstruction will
bs thrown into confusion for the rebels.
who had made up their minds to quietly
submit to the terms offered, will take re.
nswed hope. and again contend for their
'rights." :.
Such is the opening that is made for
mischief-and all owing to Grant step
ping in and clearing the way for the
President. 1t is pretty clearly establish
ed that Grant cannot be depended upon
in an emergency. All that can be said Of
him is, that he says nothing, and does
Just what the President desires him.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-08-29

SALE OF School LANDs.-Those in
wsut,of good lands on easy terms, are
referred to the advertisement of our Coun.
y Treasurer. who will sell at public sale.
on the 2Sth of September large quan
city of School Lands in this County,
There are no better lands in the County,
and the terms are so easy that any indus
trious man may make the money on the
lands to improve them. and to meet the
payments as they become due. But one.
tenth Of the purchase money is demanded
at the time of sale. The balance may
be paid in instalmeuts extending ten
years. If the purchaser so desires. Re.
member that Doniphan County is soon
going to nave Railroads, and will then
b the most desirable County in the State
Here is q rare chance offered.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-08-29

HoLLowAY's PILLs-NERvous DEBuI.
TT, &c.-As . sedative and invigorating
medicine, these pills have had an aston
ishing success in every part Of the civil.
ssd globe. They are unaffected by eli.
mate, ss their operations are the Same in
the torrid zone or the Arctic regions.
They regulate the pulse and the action oi
The heart. brace and strengthen the relay
Cd nerves, give tone and energy to the
general system. and BY re-establishing q
vigorous effort of the vital functions. OK.
tinguisb the elements Of melancholy. de
pressed spirits. blues. vapors. DO. Sold
By all Druggists.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-08-29

II is On old saying Better to be born
lucky than rich" Without arguing the
question whether q person, can be born
rich. we are now firm believer in luck.
We have had such . demonstration Of it,
that we cannot doubt. What. but pure
luck, would have brought to Us the pos
ter Of q publisher Of "ysller-kivered" liter
sture, opsnining up to us the way to OBJ
tain "dead loads" Of the most sproved
reading? just see what vein Of wealth
has been lnesrthed Here are few ol
the titles of the books. either one of which
can be hsd for ten cents:
The Turtle Catcher Zeke Siernnum
Long-Legged Joe; The Msu-Easers
R.ttlesnsks Dick; Ricketty Tom. the
Revert The 1mps Of the Prairie Joe.
the "Sarpint :" squint- Eyed Bob
Sn.ky Snodsrsss Esgle-Eyed Zske
Big. Rife Nick; Prairie Jake; Old jim
Of the Woods; Mad Mike: Big Hearted
Joe :, Grim Dick. the One Eyed Robberi
Mexican Joe. the Snake Charmer Gipsy
Jack; Schinderhannes Buffalo Jack,
the Ttspper Clumsey Foot; The Wood
en.Legged Spy. or "skiuners::' and Sow
boys;" Long Legs. the Squatter; Tige'
Eye: Jack. Buffalo Catcher; Leather
Legs Bloody Brook; Wolf Slayer
Long Bob; Old Kit: Hank Virgins
Esq; Spider Legs Grizzly Jake; Spot
ted Dan The Bloody Footprint; Old
Rube, the Trailer; The Big Mouthet
Trapper; Panther Jack; Snske-Eye, o.
the Bandit Miller: Old Nick Of tn
Swamp; Old Zske; The Gamecock o
the Santee Dog Face; Sharp snout
Tuscaloosa Sam; Slim jim; The Rel
Rsttlesnake Black Sampson.
There, that will do. Now, amt we ii
luck. But we are not going to tell wher
all these books can be had-not bit o
It!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-08-29

LEAvENwoRrH BuLLETIN.-This excel
lent paper has recently passed into the
hands of a Co. operative Association ol
Printers, in which each one is pecuniarily
concerned, and is therefore interested in
getting ont the best and neatest paper
possible. They design shortly enlarging
the Weekly Bulletin. making it the larg.
est and cheapest paper in the State
They offer desirable premiums for Clubs
of Six, Ten, and Fifteen and to the
person who sends them the largest Club
Of over Fifty. from any School District.
they will give q magnificent Melodeon,
worth one hundred and fifty dollars
That is something worth trying for.
Send for specimen copy, and Pros
pectus.
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K.u.o, and Massachusetts,.

We agree with an exchange. that The
odore Tilton's late assertion, that +" Kan
s.s is /. feather in the plume Of Msssacba-
set,s." and the Massachusetts boast. ths:
&" Kansas is a child of Massachusetts. "
are simply specimens of Eastern hifalu-
tin. There are ten. perhaps twenty. per-
sons in Kansas from Ohio. to every one
from Massachusetts,. A few Massachu-
sets colonies did come out here in the
beginning. made up in great part of peo'
pie from other States; bnt majority Of
them went back hope, except few who
distributed themselves around and got
elected as Governors. Senators. Congress
men. and to other Offices. The Masss-
cbusetts men in Kansas who were not
elected to Office, or who did not think
they had an especial right to the good
Offices, were not numerous enough to be
worth counting in the census. But we
presume that most of them left, because
things were not done here ss they do
down to Bosting." In seven cases out
of ten, when you met persons from Mas
sschusetts, they were certain to make nu-
issnces Of themselves by complaining Of
the ways Of our people. and informing
you that things were not done here as
they "do down to Boston,"
This characteristic was exhibited eve
rywbere. regardless Of time or place. We
remember once being in Topeka, and hs-
wing occasion to visit a certain popular
resort in the rear Of the Chase House,
in which there were several triangular
shaped boxes with open tops. in one
apartment. By the way. if the inventor
Of that arrangement did not obtain q pa
tent on it and realize fortune therefrom
be deserves to have monument erected
to his memory, for he certainly could no
survive long after conceiving such stu
pendous ideal Presently a stranger
came boiling in. who introduced himsel
with the exclamation that he was sick o
this country-hsd been here q week. and
was determined to get back to Boston
where people lived like civilized being,
ending with the astounding revelation
that no such arranged concerns as We
were then enjoying ourselves 10 could bt
found "down to Boston!" Poor fellow!
we never learned whether he got back to
Boston in safety or not.
Children generally preserve the ways
and customs of the old homestead. when
they build up new homes for themselves.
Therefore. Kansas cannot be o child oil
Massachusetts,. or she would do as "they
do down to Boston,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-08-29

~ What is the cause of all the Cop.
perhead papers, from the New York
World and the National Intelligencer
down. suddenly fastening to the defence
Of Chief Justice Chase from charges made
against him BY Thurlow Weed? They
were never before known to come to the
rescue Of a Radical. 1t looks suspicious.
Can there be any truth in the assertion Of
Wendell Phillips, that Chase's influence
was what prevented an impeachment Of
the President
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-08-29

SLIDING OFF.-Three or four KAnssi
papers. that have been sitting on the Fe'
male Suffrage fence since the opening oI
the question, have suddenly slid off on the
opposite side. and are lighting the doctrine
with wonderful zeal. They were watch
ing to see which was the strong side
and the drift appearing to be adverse,
they went with the current. II the pro-
position should be defeated, it will be
hard to convince these papers that they
did not do the whole business.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-08-29

~ In Montana, the last foothold o.
the Copperhead Democracy in the North
West. that party have recently had ar
exciting nominating Convention for Del
sgate to Congress. The name of the
,nominss is Cavsnaugh. Among the de-
fested candidates were Col. Voolfolk
John P. Bruce. and Sample Orr, old
Missouri fossils. When it is remem ber-
ed that Montana was originally settled
almost exclusively by rebel refugees from
Missouri, this result looks as if another,
and it is to be hoped better. element
were finding it's way there.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-08-29

SIGN OF APPROACHING DIssoLuroN.-
The Wysndotte Democrat is evidently
drawing to the close of brief but brill
liant career. It has taken to copying from
"Brick" Pomeroy's paper. We have
invaiebly noticed that whenever . rebel
paper got so low As that. it has been .
surt sign Of internal disease. and death
has speedily ensued. Never known to
fail,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-08-29

w 9Miles O'Rsilly." of the New
York Citizen: is so delighted with Gen.
Grants apparent dirt'esting. that be
hoists his name for the Presidency. and
"goes for" him. in both pros, and verse.
His support bodies Grant no good for
Miles: with the characteristic treachery
Of bis race. will "plsy off" on him ct
some critical moment. just when he has
the power to do large amount Of mis-
chief.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-08-29

@ The Hiswath. Sentinel has re.
Gently entered upon its second year, under
its present management. We arc glad
to see that the differences which existed
between its editor and many Of the lead
ing men of :he Comfy. daring the great.
er part of the year. are settled ard that
all are giving 9 hearty support TO the
paper; for the Sentinel. during that time.
has been Vastly better paper than it ev.
er was before. and has been of more solid
benefit to the County than all the com.
bined newspaper issues that had previ.
ously appeared in the County. embracing
some three years in the aggregate.