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T (AfglcE CLERK OF coUFcn.-rHE FOLLOWING
NJ cMuae OF Section Lot aOzdinsnce a Ra1sa 81
pnes ior the published for the inforatan
ut OH Perss sene Gools By samp1e oterwts who sr
notnedsto report at this Office i, AE'y t0tooy
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:st.7 Qn = a / es.s.{sit4 .y3:s.5
ENoR SALE, FINE LOT OF BRONzED
- CHANDELIERS. tWo handsome GIass Show.Casea
Table Tops Stool Tops and other nxturos win DO
sold cheap for caah Apply at to Dry Goods store
In Adger's Building. No 223 LING STREET. s-.sEF7.
inlay z ~ 81
LNOR SALE,A You've nIAHE, -FOUR
IL years old. Warranted sound pnd gentle. Apply Ut
the NORTHWEST COaNER OF iANSON AND STHl 3
S1hEEIs. ~ II May7
EHOR SALE. "A :BAR-ROONI! AND FIX.
:GsI TURES. at the corner OF King and Line Streets
No. &c. any person wishing to purchase will ploase
Inquire of the proprietora on the premises.
May tutbss
DRIvATE SALE, SMALL HOUSE AND
u and LOT, the south side OF Shepard street and
next lot but to the South Caroina Railroad tsck
Apply to W. H. GILLLAND l. SON, No. 33 Hayne
street ::.4+G.+y 8. ..E@ III Mays n
EsOls SALE, ON ACCOUNT OF DEPAR-
- T0KE from the city: the stock and interest in
an established FLOUR HAY AND GRAIN STORE, do
ing safe and paying business; is situated the best
location in the city for tho business Inquire the
proprietor, JOHN BINNS, No. 2l9 East Bay.
3 Ap1n 80 1tL,s-s
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'FE>O REAT.--THE UPPER PARHOR KoUsE
No asa :KING s1REETS containing a4 rooms. to-
gether With htchen TO an approved tenant terzlls
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FHO RENTs ~ NEAT RfSIDENcE, NO. :
z Il street. containing four upright rooms and
Two attca With good we'll and ois:arn on TIE lot In.
qufts nt No. 8, next door. stuth84 n NAV i
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Il FINE REs1DENCE IN Bu1.I.
within ITO yards Of the Railway The Blouse
haa eleven good Enosns 1stn. perfect oder
Possesfon can be hnd on about the 23d May Apply
30 TrA WHITNEY, No. franklin street. or No Chai
Msrs street. stuvfx Es j. eMavl1s:
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GHE REXAAs SECRETS NO MORTAL EVER K,qEu
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! nv INF'ot3 NfkTION OF WIIl4IAM AyJ-
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TvHT GHTEisTANT rSQNv ENTIoN O1c THE
Gsso1ha win be held in Grace ChuGHu CHURCH = IN South
the 8th instant. :" Wednesday,
I Divine Service will commence at 40 6clook A. mv~
.'Sc&G h JOT7ET NIcfyOT T0nEE
May7 -se' 70 az ( : ,G'Sacrnta2ryS'
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yEn. RNMTse seHALFfsOB@T THE HOUSE no. 90
- KING STREET, With useS of fine cateru. For
anfther partdcula11 appayon the premises \:
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Sa1IsDtOUs BRICK STABLE, with accomnao1aai17,-
au Vehicles be- hired Spoiled fr senn
T rraniseA aNo; Sc: 9:CHuff.F
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: 's=-. CITY COUNCIL. t.t
Y1HE REGULAR MEETING WILL BE HELD THIS
IL DAY, in Council Chamber at O'Clock P. NJ,
u NAV l of Conn
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We sanrR.s 0lsrk 4 u d ucuna,,l.:.; {.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-13

islative corruption. of class legislation,
of unfaithfulness to constituencies, and
consequently the sWorstl form Of9misgov-
ernment, while the very classes for whom
such legislation is specially intended have
to drink the wormwood and gall of
spbjection,.r to power which .embar-s
rasses far more than it can aid them.
We must bear in mind that when one pOr-
ton or part of our country is suffering, SO
much from utter destitution and starvation
business cannot be very good in the other
part. -'-''
The South needs recuperation. Tariffs
will not recuperate the South ;, long credits
will not 6ehefit them.s They need capital
and enterprise, and the North has plenty
of both to spare. Then let Congress pro-
itect Investment in the South, and we shall
soon see them khourishihg like the. shoddy
ontractor of '63 or the Wall street bond
holder of ,61. IF the South WAS to-day
prosperous, and it had been under wise,
proper aud honorable Legislation, our
Warehouses; would be eInptied of goods,
our factories running on full time, our la
bOrers would be att employed, and manu-
facturers. and, the. farmers OF the North
making money, by the South making a
superior market Tor all our surplus .pro-
ductions, taking in exchange their cotton,
rice, sugar and tobacco. & "a g. ~ - :,
| We ask the FOrtieth Congress to let
the tariffs and currency contraction go to
the four winds of the EARTH -ss. e eteyas z. !.
Let impeachment, negro suffrage and
military reconstruction bills, with all the
other obnoxious and odiousi laws enacted
by the Thirty 2ninth Congress for the gov
ernment of the Southern States, find one
common, grave but admit the Southern
States on an honorable basis that will re-
yiYe the Southern people socially and COM
mercially. Taking what is lett of that
glorious old manuscripts, the Constellation, for
your guide, extend to them, tile hand OF
fellowship; say to them elect members to
the Senate and House of Representatives,
and you shall again have voice in the
brothers, and we will treat you as such.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-13
COLUMBUS, o., SATURDAY. MORNING.,

injunction of secresy. Well, this Ohio
Legislator, having as would seem personal
knowledge in the premises, asserts that the
sons OF Cush or the "Cushites are the origin,
and stand in history as the face of the ne
gro world. They are the only branch of
Hams posterity that are black. And they
were black twenty-five hundred gears ago."
These assurances are refreshing TO de-
gree of qualification which it is difficult to
describe. We commend them to the par
ticular attention of Agassiz. That eminent
naturalist will be pleased to have his grave
errors corrected. The world, something
Vexed by disputed questions touching the
mankind, is now relieved. Scientific dis
putants may now cease their quarrels and
shake hands joyfully over the settlement of
the great question. It's put at rest forever.
| .Cush, not Caanan, begat the first negro.
For the truth of this averment we have,
the testimony of man who from, the man
ner in which he,makes it, must have come
out of the ark, arm in arm with Cush, who
probably had on his arm his wife, who was
| no doubt leading a negro. baby, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cush's first child. 1t is positively
stated by Mr.. Hayden that Cushis children
were the Only branch of Hams posterity that
are black. That they, were black $500
years ago follows as a. matter of course,
for we have Mr.. Hayden's authority for the
assertion that they were black some thou
sands of years before the commencement of
that period. Now, being let into the knowl-
edge of this important fact, we should be
glad of further information. 1t would re-
joice us to learn how Cush's offspring be-
came black and how the little Misraimites
and Phutites came to be white: Was Ham
black man andShis wife black woman
If so, we can undaFstand how Cush's young
ones got to be black. But being so, on the
other hand, how happened Cush's brothers
and nephews and nieces to be white? The
difficulties, it is apparent, are just as great
on the supposition that Ham and his lady
were white folks. These questions bother
u.s.. And for relief, we must apply to Mr..
Hayden. Will he inform us why, if Ham,
was white, Cush was black, or why, if Ham
was black, Misraim was white? OF course,
Mr.. Hadyen knows. r .- -,a
The intelligent and enlightened admira-
| ton expressed by the most pretentious
part of the Cincinnati press at the wonder
full revelations of Mr.. Hayden is edifying.
Dogmas, most dogmatieally put forth, with
an air full of command and contempt for
any opposite opinion. dogmas which are
behind scientific discovery and are fast get
ting to be ''behind the age" seem yet to
pass current in Ohio, judging from the tone
of that portion of the press in Cincinnati
which claims to represent the intellect OF
the State. g u - .........-l... ..-,'- ....f. Il
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-13
From the st. Louis Republican, ]
EtIlnOlOS.y.

A Mr.. Hayden, of the Ohio Legislature,
who has been making speech which seems
to be much admired by the Ohio Repubh-
can papers, discusses chronological questions
with positiyeness of statement, which
'could only be expected from Noah or Adam,
had these patriarchs lived to our day. II
Mr.. Hayden was really not present at the
birth of mankind or when Noah went in
and came out of. the ark, his hearers and
readers are unfortunate, because they must
infer that they are listening to the testi-
mony of an eyewitness. Is he uncon-
sciously imposing, on them, or is he guilty
of Using false pretenses? He talks as if he
were personal acquaintance of Ham, and
was in the habit, tor years, of hob-nobbine
and shaking hands with every member OF
that old gentleman's family. He alludes tc
Hams sons, Cush, Misraim and Phut, az
Familiarity as if he had brekfasted with them
daily for five hundred years after the flood
Why in speaking of this part of Hams
progeny he does not name Caanan, we do no
know. Perhaps Mr.. Hayden has privat,
reasons which he might be induced to re
veal upon proper application backed by al
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-13

tions of this convention, to the diplomatic
Representatives. other agent his Majesty
the Emperor of all the Russias, duly au-
thorized to receive the same, - million
dollars in gold. The cession of territory
and dominiOn herein made is hereby de-
manded to be free and unencumbered by
any reservations, privileges, franchises,
grants or possessions, by any associated
companies, whether corporate or incorpo-
rate, Russian or any other, or by anv par
ties, except merely private individual prop
erty holders; and the cession hereby made
conveys all the rights, franchises and privi-
lsges now belonging to Russia in the said
territory or dominion, and appurtenances
thereto. ,1.,.-.r .,it *. .i.... .ly5r,.f.c : 7.I
ART. z. When this convention shall
have been duly ratified by the PresidentO OF
the United States, by and with the advice
and consent of the Senate on the one part,
and on the other by His Majesty, the Em-
peror, OF all the Russias, the ratification
shall be exchanged at Washington within
----- from the date hereof, or sooner ii
possible. In faith whereof the respective
plenipotentiaries have signed this conVen-
ton, and thereto affixed the seals, OF their
rTrr erfssrf-s4 - r-Fs.-t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-13
SPEECH on HON s, n. HELLER,

s~sSstss = DEI1vERED IN THE
House OF Representatives, On Wed.
Resday Evening, April 10, 1867, on
mf{ StpntSn'ss Restitution EuI9- !
gizing the 39th Congress.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

sssEEzz7 "The wonderful progress of Medica
~ @WScience during the past si1 gears only
~ ~ "a makes it possible for the Conscientious
~ ANsPhysician to declare, now, that CoNsUBP-
81 ~ NSTIoN is as CERTAINLY CURED as h1teTnsit-
81 tent Fe0er, and as CERTAINLY PREVENT
ID as Small Po1. ."-ReU Charles 3. King, III. d.
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READY MADE DEPARTMENT

WE HAVE ON HAND A GENERAL
w assortment of Garden Seeds, both in bulk
and in papers, from the establishment of Messrs.
lowest prices that good seed can be produced. We
have now in store general line of the best sorts of
Garden Seeds, Usage Orange Seed, Kentucky Blue
Grass Seed, Sweet Potatoes for Seed, Sweet Corn
of several varieties Flower seeds. &C.. &c. Orders
by mail promptly filled at the lowest prices, aud
Seeds forwarded by mail or express to any part of
the United States. ST. CLAIR & SCOTT,
apr9-dIw Seed Store cor. High q Friend SITS.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-11-14

SHOWED UNDER.-Sam. Wood is de.
feated for Judge Of bis Judicial District
We mot sympathize with him in any
such misfortune, until be shows some
sigus Of a little political honesty. N,tu-
rally one Of the sharpest and shrewdest
men in the State. he has. BY bis shyster.
ing and Inscriptions conduct. lost oil his
influence. He obtained q seat in the
State Senate, Last Winter. by the most
shameless fraud. As q member of the
he secured the erection Of
several new Judicial Districts. for which
there was no necessity. thus adding to the
already heavy burden Of taxes. He man
aged to get appointed Judge of one Of
the Districts. until the office could be fill.
ed by election; and now be is defeated
for the Office. and has forfeited his sea-,
in the Senate. Whenever he abandons
skullduggery as his strong forte. ard en-.
deavors to do the good work that he is
capable of. bis star will again rise to the
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-11-14

The STArE.-It is now pretty we'll as
certsinsd that the Suffrage amendments
have been defeated in almost every Coun.
ty. and that they are beaten 10 the State
BY heavy majorities. There will proba
bly, be but little Differences between the
m.jorities against The negro and the wo-
man. Indications are that the rebel dis.
ffsuchising amendment also stands good
chance Of being defeated. 6sndwichsd
as it was between the other two. many
regarded them as all Of . piece. and 70.
ted against oil others did not seem to
realize its purport; and very many. in
the heat Of their opposition to the other
two. did not seem to take any interest in
this one. The Democrats, of course. vo.
ted slmoss unanimously against the dis.
frsnchisement of rebels. Thus Rsdica!
Kansas runs Q risk of going before the
country as not only opposed to the en-
franchissmsat Of loyal blacks. but also
opposed to the disfrsnehissment Of dis.
loyal whites.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-11-14

AssEssAENr.-The visit of the County
Treasurer to the various preciuc,s. 6. to col
lect taxes. reveals the beauties Of the
County Seat electioneering assessment Of
last Spring. Large amounts OF valuable
Improvements and lands are assessed at a
few dollars. or not at all. while many
unimproved lots and lands are assessed at
high value. 1t is also noticeable fact i,
that where blunders and mistakes occurred
in last years assessment, the same appear
this year. The short of the matter is,
that the Assessor and his deputies spent
their time in assessing for votes for Wa
thena. and made up the assessment rolls
Of the County from last years lists. OF
from guess-and the County footed the
bill. We have faith. that among 9TH
or means adopted to strsigbtsn up the
County finances. under the new order Of
things, . foil and correct assessment will
be mi sde of all the real and personal prop
eriy in tho County.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-11-14

A. 4 G. BRENNER. This we'll. knowr
firm Of grsin-buyers and dealers in farm
ing implements. at Doniphan. some tint
since established . branch at Iowa Point
They now have their warehouses compile.
ted at the latter place. and are prepared
to buy all the grain that is offered. At tbs
highest market prices. Such establish.
ments are valuable to the farming com.
munity. who doubtless appreciate them.
Mssss. Brsnnsr have q compile of adver.
tisements in this weeks Chief, to which
attention is called.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-11-14

MoRroN About this time every year,
We publish an article under the above
caption. ths pnrport Of which IL, that
John T. Morton. of Topeka. is scandi-
date for Chief Clerk Of the House Of Rep
resentstivss. He is on the track again,
and OF course will be elected, for he is q
necessary as well Ma luxury in Kansas
legislation. Il is esssntisl that such Q
body have an ezperienced and efficient
Clerk, and Morton il the beat there is
ont. He can run the machine to perfec-
tiou. and Legislstnres seem to have found
it out. All the old members who have
been reelected will 60 in for him. and
the new ones will follow suit. If they have
an eye TO bu.ius Morton has mighty
winning way with him in drawing msu-
bers to his support He's booked for
another session.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-11-14
Marrieo.

At the residence Of tbs brides father. on
November 6sh. BY The Rev. H. P. Robinson.
Mr.. CkoasE W. BsRD 70 Miss EsnA DAvrsos.
all Of Dooiphan County.
At the residence Of the brides father, on
November 18th, BY the Rev. H. P. Robinson,
Mr.. z. N. BAHrLErr TO Miss JULIA s. BosE-
STEEL, all Of Donipaaa Cesnty.
At the residence Of e. II. Hubbard, in High
land. on Thursday morning. November l4th,
BY Rev. Vim. Bishop. Mr.. DurcAs McIHrosH.
Of Troy, 70 Miss NARY SHrELDs, Of Highland.
Mac. is . 6rm believer in the doctrine Of
election, and sl-o Of re eiec ton; and having
{" made his reelection sure" BY an almost
unanimous vote. be felt that It was not good
for Scotehn,n to be alone" May he enjoy
many yean Of happiness and prosperity, before
going to Register his Deeds above.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-11-14
Thanksgiving PrScla MUTTON.
STATE OF KANSAS.

Executive DEPARTMENT
God. in His mercy. has preserved snd
protected our people through another
year.
Though in the infancy Of her existence.
Kansas is enabled to reipice 10 the full
meas of prosperity.
The year hiss been one Of general health
fulness our people have enj 'yed the
privileges of Free Schools, ami experi
enced the ennobling Influences of q Free
Religion.
Abundant hsrvests have rewarded the
lab ,rs Of the husbaninian. aud every de-
partmeut of industry has thrived.
Our railroad enterprises have been
prosecuted with vigor that great nation
al thoroughssre which is destined to con
meet ns with the mineral States Of the
Pacific coast. snd place within our reach
the wealth Of Asiatic commercs. is now
far on its way toward the western limit
Of the State.
10 view Of these and manifold other
blessings and mercies. and in accordance
with time honored custom, l do hereby
desiRnste.
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER % h,
ls67.ss aday Of Thanksgiving and Pray
or to Almighty God.
Abstsining on that day from all their
serular pursuits. / do earnestly invirs the
people Of this State to assemble in their
cus'omry places Of public worship. to
return thanks to our Heavenly Father for
the gracious manifestations Of His favor
in the past. and to implore His guidance,
protection and blessings for the fnture.
Renewing oar solemn VOWS of fidelity
to the Nation. and Of devotion to the
moral. material end political welfare Of
tho State lot rs rever-ntly importuns tire
Father Of oil good for the continuance Of
His fostering c.rs.
In testimony whereof. I hsvs her,
unto act my hand snd can.cd
L 8. the great aeal of S-a,e to he af.
6xed. at Topeka. this 4th day
Of November. 1857
g. j CRAWFORD.
By the Governor n A. BARHER.
Secretary Of State.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-11-14

PRos oscRIpT1oN-The Wsthena Reporter
and other papers throughout the State
complain that many persons have with
drawn their patronage from them. because
of their advocacy Of the suffrsge measures.
We have long thought that We have had
the cleverest and most tolerant list Of sob
scribers in the State. We know We have
patrons Of oil shades Of politics. and the
Chief has the reputation ofspsaking it's Son
timents plainly; yet we do not believe thst
We have lost on an average one subscriber
year. on account Of political differences.
We took a decisive stand in favor Of
woman end negro suffrage. and we are
confident that l.rgs majority Of our sub
scribsrs were opposed to both measures /;
yet we lost but one solitary subscriber b.
cause Of our position. and he was drunk
at the time, and in less than two days af
terwards was in the calaboose with mig
gers. 1t may be said. TO the credit Of
our citizens. that they go on the principle
Of "live and let live" The result ia.
that all our business men. manufacturers
and mechanics are prospering; and
White Cloud is known througout the
County as the place where the County
Treasurer always mskes his big haul Of
green backs. when be goes round collect
ing the tsYes
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-11-14

Nor RIGHr.-The State Committee OF
the Female Suffrage Association, were in
the habit of distributing throughout the
State. circulars with the names of ladies
In different Counties attached, who never
we're consulted. and never authorized them
90 to use their names. The circular cali.
ing upon the women to 60 to tbs polls
on election day. aud urge voters to vote
for female suffrage. contained the names
ladies who not only did not authorize the
placing of their names there, but who
did not believe in the policy or propristy
Of tbs course therein recommended. Be.
cause q man is . strong advocate of .
cause. it does not follow that bis wife is in
favor Of doing everything that comm i,tees
or individuals may see proper to recon.
mend in order to secure vote or two for
the measure.