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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-28
Trust Sale Of a Valuable Acad.
emy Building.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST FROM
ID Josiah Atkinson. President of the Board
Of Trustees Of the West Liberty Academy 20
me, dated December sth, 1850, now on record,
book "A. page $50 in the Recorders Office, Ohio
county, West Virginia, shall, on the 18th day
envy. IN West Liberty. proceed TO sell b. public
auction. to the highest and best bidder,
for cash, the Land and buildings and
personal property in said deed Of trust
mentioned, being one acre and eleven perches
Of land with the building thereon. s3x5o
feet. Also chairs. desks, stoves, one large bell.
scttees, black boards. cabinet Of minerals and
library OF one hundred
Selling as Trustee. win only convey such
title as l. vested in me, which, however. Is be.
lieved to be good. WM MCKINLEY. p
January 10, ls67l5 Trustee.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nofice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
IN persons indebted TO the estate Of William
S. Wickham, deceased thai they ara required
to make immediate payment to the undersigned,
and those having claims against said estate are
requested TO prusent them ut the Sheriff Ofics
FOR adjustment; Eh'rs ! can be found on Satur.
Administrztor Of the lestate AZ Vim. 8. lWiek.
ham, dscdt - 1iir feblsd3tsvitktv1t 9
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-28
The Musical Fraternity

Z much exercised over II fine six stop
Organ, which Mr.. Shieb has just re-
ceived. 1t is one of Mason & Hamlin's
Cabinet Organs, and for grandeur and
pipe-like quality of tone cannot be ex-
celled. Go and hear and see it.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-28
A Selnaa Paper

Says that minister of that place one
day at A. NJ. married couple past
the meridian of life; and having re-
paired to the residence of the groom,
at IL NJ, after music and dancing in the
interval, proceeded to marry the grand
daughter of the gentleman of the first
party to the lord of her heart" Mean
while, as the services of the preacher
were engaged by the day, All infant was
brought forth. Fast.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-28
EniFand Festival.

Our readers should not forget that
the ladies of st. Mathews Episcopal
Church will hold a fair and festival at
Washington Hall tonight. A pleasant
time is in store for all who attend.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-28
Purcsi and Sweetest Csd Liver oil,

Furcst ana Sweetest Tea Liver Oil
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elected livers on the sea coast. This
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purity peculiar to it alone. Its reputa-
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other oils, and is universally prescribed
BY physicians. Remember to ask for
"Hazard & Caswell's Cod Liver Oil"
Caswells Mack & Co., New York, Sole
Manufacturers. For sale by all Drug
gists. mar 20-mwseowly.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-28
TOWN TRIPLES.
New Advertisement.

A legal notice appears over the sigma
ture of Michael ]. Breinig.
The Hudson leaves for Cincinnati on
Friday, and the Edinburgh for the same
port on Saturday.
The Armenia is advertised for Mem
phis and New Orleans.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-28
In Chemistry

The best way to separate two bodies
is to introduce a third. The same holds
true in other departments. To increase
the distance between a pair of lovers,
all that's required is to let little Willie
walk into the back parlor holding a
lighted candle in his hand.
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Our stock has been selected with care and con-
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The New York herald., 1867-04-23
EXCURSIONS.

EXCUhSAONbs bs
ID LEAVE GREENWOOD CEMETERY ENTRANCE on
AND AFTER SUNDAY, APRIL n, HOURLY, AND
oFrENER WHEN THE TRAVEL WARRANTS.
nUDIEYs GROVE, ALDERNEY PARK AND MYERS
~ Grove.Barges Walter sands VIM Hers, Mm Mh,cSy ~
To secure the choice OF days apply early 70 O.
CO., board Of barges, foot Of Morton street -
UNoRr LEE-oLD LANDING. rHE STEAMBOAT r
in IL. HULsE Captain a. w. Annett, will make hr&
regular trips OF Christopher street st lv ~
This opportunity for persons 70 engage boaru
or hire houses the above named place
DENTISTRY.
A SET OF TEETH IN N !HnrE 70 @ FIVE Houns-z m IS.
with plumpers 70 restore youthful sppearsnce fec,h
rom q 10 * each Al VAN vIscks, Us sixth
"A PfuMPERs, TO RESTORE THE NATUi.AL xsS
FFxxTTRHCffD BY NITROUS OXIDE GAS NO Eyfnsaa
CHARGE FOR GAS wHBRB OTHERS ARE fHsEKrEn
AT 2le SIXTH AvENUE near Fourteensh street. esstssde
DEAUTIFuL CONTINUOUS GUN rEBTg ON RuBsFps
I'D with plumpers, - 70 SIS Teoth extrac,.l
under laughing gss without charge whore others are -
serted leO Grand street :"
COLroN DENTAL ASSOCIATION ORIGIN arm rrrE
~ anrsthetic OF nitrous adm I'M ssev ~
the most approved method do nothing but Estr,c re.h
and certainty DO without pain " pakepts tss.s
sec tner names a. tne o1ce Fcooper Institute.
ID can - ~ IN -" "S'' w oASAlsrRH1zSs
The New York herald., 1867-04-23

PRICE OF PASSAGE dncluding wine). y
payable in gold or equivalent in currency:-
80 #s#~a TO BREST OR HAvRE. ~ttt... X
81 First Cabin, $50: Second Cabins 100.
TO PARIS So - sts--a - :.
including railway tickets, furnished on board. --t-
First Cabin. S165; Second. Cabin, SI03
Baggage checked through to Paris. 4t. ss &Hts&I
Medical attendance free of Charge Ii II 4.s Er 500
These steamers dc not carry steerage passengers.
American travellers going to or returning from the Con-
Europe by taking the or ts line avoid
unnecessary risks from transit by English railways and
sing the channe besides saving much time trouble and
GEO. MACKENZIE, Agent, 81 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1867-04-23

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAILRoADs.--
and Western trains, leave New York. via Hudson Rvcr
Railroad Thireh street and Tenth avenue and 10 ~,
y.nxn street and Fourth avenue Al II n and 4is r.
sleeping attached 70 $40 and II r. n trains. On
$50 r. NJ. train IL also attached sleeping day
excepting Saturdays which through Ocdcnsbur0
via r.. W. and o. Railroad, without changs. =
Sunday train Hudson River Road, New York 70 foueh
keepsie and return, leaving New York s $50 A. NJ, and on
Harlem Road street 70 Mlcrton and returns
'eA''ns Se" wM. A A. VANDERBILT. vice Presidss.
The New York herald., 1867-04-23

LIZ family would rent two Suits Of Rooms 70 single
hall room sngly BATH gas SIS per week for ALL $s for
two
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-05-09
Nrw Esrrsfn,r-A. al. TaAcxs.

Nsw Esrfafnsr-A. Z Z. TaAcksa
-Amongths most enterprisins. 60 ahead
business mea Of Wbits Ciord, Msssrs.
A. d L. Thscker occupy q pfomisent
place. During the past ysar. they have.
regardless Of expense. redttsd their Flour.
isg Mills with the best Of machinery.
making it vessusliy new mill. and hass
pot in . osv. be.utif1tssa eessiy sngins.
Of immeu.s power. capable q tusnins
with ssst mach nors mckinney th.a
the mill requires. They are sbout.sddios
another ron Of burrs. which AiH give
them two run for wheat and ono for corn,
and enable them to better accommodate
ther increasing custom.
Messrs. Thacker are Just completing
another valuable addition to their estab.
lishusnt. ApWsci.tiDg the necessity
for.a Caidisg Machine here. they have
procured the machinery. Of the latest and
most approved kind. and employed 81
experienced WORK msn. and will 10 few
days be prepared to card WOOL in ths
very best style. In smother year. they
expect to add complete ;nschinery for
Woolen Mill. and enter into the WOO
manufacture in oil ito branches.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-05-09
(For the Chief.)
WAraENA. April %. lse

WArHENA, April ~, 1857.
EoIroR WHITE CLOUD CHIHY :-In your H.
sne of the 25th. there is an artic.e heade ''ro
the Voters Of Donphan County," 70 . portion
Of which l wish very briaey to reply - il 10
there asserted that those who circulated the
petitions for an election on the County Seat,
obtained nearly one half Of the signers under
the prrtense that they we're signing for Troy. .
As one Of the canvassers, T. wish to say that
no name was signed to the petitions in Wayne
Township. with the understanding that they
were "signing for Troy"
The question was asked me BY nearly every
man met "What town are you for Z" I al
ways answered "The petition Is for No tsea
IN particular, you can vote for amy place you
choose" All who signed. or authorized me to
sign their names, were in favor OF an election
the majority of them. (of courss.) wsee for
Doniphan come for Wathena and only G,s
men in the rhole 7opaship. whose names are
on the petition, we're in favor Of Troy as fret
choice and they we're nearly on the line Of
Centre Township. T'i elFF
Ifthe petitions Of Wayne Township had been
signed only BY men in favor Of TJss, -. the
County Seat. let Us see how the footing up
would be. There we're six petitions circulated
in Wayne. The "statistics" show only Eve
men who could sign them. Five Of tbs psti
tons would have had one man each ~ . sign
er, and the sixth one would have been ike he
tho Troy people attempted 70
f-. i'e''F
believe it would have been much harder
task to have succeeded in getting The County
Board 70 approve petition from Jfps men,
whose interests are identified with Troy, than
{ vas to have them order an election in com
,liance with the prayer Of 1897 voters, even
hough in the latter case ve bad to Aeht The
brains" OF Donfphan County, -.
To assert that the petitions we're . forgery,
8 equivalent to saying, the canvasserS are
yuilty Of the crime charged IN assertion.
which, % far ~ Wayne Township is coscerned.
. utterly false and it would be . ,lssssse 10
ne to know who the author is.
Let him be who he may. vii brand bin %
! Her. and there it shall remain snstamped Up.
N bis forehead. % long - his nissnbis ear.
49, shall cucumber the earth. -.., .sfo.tss
g.. - TRACY BRANCR0FT.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-05-09
lEor the Chief.l
Taoy, KANeAs, MAY s. 1856.

y,
Mn. EDIroR:-The County Seat question is
still interesting 70 most of the people in this
region. Wa:hena boasts that it is going to be
elected on the frat ballot; Doniphan is going
to get more votes than any other town: and
Lafayette, With its vast fields Of beauty, is Ger
tain of half q dozen votes. ! think Doniphan,
wathena and Troy are all in earnest. and hope.
ful of success; but Lafayette is ouly being run
In the interest of Wathena, BY Wathena men,
in the hope Of taking votes enough from Troy
to throw il out on the first ballot. Those vo-
ters Who wish to see the County Seat removed
to Wathena or Doniphan, will do we'll to vote
for their choice at the first election; those op
posed, should vote for Troy, as the contest is
certainly between those three places-and that.
too, with Wathena much ahead of Donphan
Indeed, Wathena will receive twice as many
votes as Doniphan; and unless the friends OF
Troy vote according to their choice, we may
lose it altogether.
In regard TO the building Of Court House.
We Of Troy have twice rendered to the County
Board proposition to build, in the centre Of
the Public Square. with the aid Of the insurance
money, Court Ho Use that all admit would be
just such house would suit the demands OF
the County. Thi. they have refused TO accept
Then We offered, that if they would let US put
up the building, and the County Seat should
be moved. We would pay them 81 900 for the
house. This. too, they ,rejected-Barr and
Robinson voting against all our propositions.
And We still offer them all the above, and ask
them to accept it. Neither Wathena or Dopi-
phan has done one thing that binds them to
contribute so much as a cent towards the cree
tion Of Court House.
In regard 10 our claims-we make none, ex.
cept our central position. If the majority Of
the people are in favor of removing the County
Seat to one side Of the County, We will not
complain; but we do insist that until there can
be found a better town than Wathena or Doui-
pban on the side Of The County, the people are
interested in keeping the County Seat within
one days ride Of their homes.
In regard to the future Of those towns-Don-
iphan is 90 near 70 Atchison that it cannot be-
come a commercial city; while Wathena is
only Eve miles from st. Joseph city of txen-
~ times its population, and more than thou
sand times the business Of Wathena; with two
railroads, and steamboat navigation. Watbena
has no railroad, and its nearest steamboat Ian
ding is two miles from town, and cannot be
made nearer. Such prospects do not, to us,
seem 70 justify the people in removing the
County Seat 70 either Of those places
Z
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-05-09
NDEX.
(For The chie(y


Ma. Errro. In your paper Of the 2sth,
through your columns. 1t was headed. .sTo
the voters Of Doniphan Counts, and signed
Troy, April 10Th" The writer aav, "Tb.t
the election which has been ordered - the
County Board. was ordered upon q petition rot
up and circulated by the citizens of Wa,b.rs %
Although the people of Walbena meyer disovn
their good deeds, they must say that h this
they are receiving undue crsdit, an poodl,
number OF those petitions never originated in
Wathcna. The writer then states .it6at neafiy
one-half of the names upoc the pe,;,ion- \ .,s
in the hand -~sisng Of the ,persons who e;,cu.
lated them" j will state, that / csnva...,s
Centre Township, and there obtained forty-six
sigueis. or these, all but four could and ID
sign their own names. also eanvassed Iowa
Township, and there obtained one hundred and
eighty names, and recollect but two Who did,
not af6x their own names. I also received 4
netiton from Wolf River Township, With four
teen names upon it. This was got up and for
warded to me unsolicited but the gentleman
who sent 1t, has my thanks. The writer then
goes on to state the manner, in which the can
rasser would approach the subject Of the peti.
tion, and the way he tells IL il false a. fsr 4. I'D.
or have been concerned; and "A be m.Ls !. NJ.
statement without qualification, I hereb, DE-
clare the writer Of that article to be willfrI
and malicious iIaa, IL he intended hi. -.m.
to apply to NE, ana ia irving TO subver. m. .,s
lie good into sectional strife, that he can tbs-s.
BY accomplish his own desires. In The s,.t
place, the writer aims to impuen nv mo,;ys:
in circulating those petitions, and also tries to
affx the crime Of forgery to nv uame. vh;ch
if true, would be an individual mi,for,un.
but in order to do this, he casts the slur of TO-
norance upon the majority of the voter, 81
Doniphan County, Just as il rHry DID NOT r.ov
whether they we're signing A petit,on for an
election for the location of the Countv Seat =,
one for its removal OUTRIGHT Ism la rron.
this, to infer that the writer v;sb.. N No.
ssphistry enough to deter tboae vot.r, f,or,
their first intentions, or in other vords N b.,.
them plead the minors or 6aby aef IN r...,S
to what they have done A.tbe man .ho e.
ed those petitions we're men of aoon s...,
believe the writer of that ar,;c,. LII h~..
use other Arguments than tboss of t.i..ho.S
and slander. before he "a, me-. ,h., M .a.'I
For the benefit of .hose NTH .hon, "a .
conversation. l will state nv m,nn.. ~ -" ~
yersinp. While canvassino tbos. To.a.h;n.
10 see how many we're In fsro, or h-;o.;n y
County Seat oue,tion To an election I So. -
ally acco.ted them In This "a, as, ~.
canvassiny this Township. IN 40. no. -.
voters are villino m br;no ON, con,,. c.,
question to an election hov do ,on s..i ~.
4
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-05-09

0 The Mobile correspondent Of the Mont.
gonery Adver tiser says, With excellent good
sense al had . glimps, Of the far famed Brick
Pomeroy. but did not have The pleasure Of hear.
ing him "lccture." do not much regret It.
however. for look upon Brick" ~ sons thing
of . humbus, and believe his lectures and let
tiers are injurious 10 the South besides. be
makes our oppressed people pay 70 hear him
tell how badly hs vas treated" f..,-s;s.
q WHp DID SsAvEay csAsE IA suh vas
recently brought before sJsdse Davail, il the
United States Cosrt In nAsseiu, Teas, 10 70.
eover the vslss Of . note given for some ne
groes in 1864. The defense alleged tsat the
sale taking plses after he emancipation was
issued. was Illegal, asd that there ~ 70 con-
sideAtion. The jsdss held that the decease
Of slavery mus be dated at the military eees-
patton Of the st.ts BY The FederaI troops. The
case VIII 90 10 washingtoa. a z"
u It is to be hoped that The mileage system
win be changed before the Russian possessions
ip North America beeene part ofths United
States. The mileage dn.n By delegate 10
Congress from Washington Territory is about
Gil 900 for each session The delegate from
the Terr,sory Of Nev Archaagsl would be en-.
titled to $40 900. which. addsd 70 his salary,
would make bis eompeneasion equal 70 that Of
the President ofthe Uaitsd Sssses-. This would
make politics lisely ameog he EsqvinaaE.
T A writer 10 tAe Indep<sds.s. Radical. In
speaking Of Bsssr. ssys: "4sts the bsss Of
it. it's terrible fsss, hat Of Bus;ssS s looks
ike pirats's-a sssoas. snsesupalosss cruel
face; de iow, vide IossAesd. Ne esossea eyes.
he haiehety, Roaas nssss asd tAs tAin lips.
make eanbinasion powerful ast pisHss. A.
. politician. BslIss = sosenssebsss ssa sslf
seeking. and vFH ~ essssst vitA - lss dan.
sks'idghsspllesh b 'hs psiitisSa gsns."a =
-
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-05-09
correspondence.
For the CAief.J
Tnof, KAxsas, April q.

RR0H KARHsl- Anil XY. l80l.
~. ,.ooi. Of sh;s community are At
~ ~ hsI.r~. oS mi. Countv bu,.
nus ~" Hm AZ - s;".n.s;no "a. nr,v;sty. or "a.
s9.;.,. e"s.9 ~ ,.mov;ng ,bs Court,
ssaL sssl ,mPor ..:,,S ,o;r, The ,hing loohs
w. . 80 n";n.t on m. part of the
r rs'ue. sss ~. 80. - s"I NJ the iots in this
Ccua'D NV. .s n.onsr,v 1. the counsv Town
- shn. ;,S.c.l n. to ;nvs.,
ny SOcsss .;IS;,. IN . to.n here to nov
our mSaey = .u So s.pr, NJ and ,h.s I.a,.
a.e .us sy y.,h,... :. an, hsnds W.
LIS .Ss .sI, \. c.iI.a 6.ir .ni hono,,. .
san sai.s sS,:S = -" a.. f,;snd. do,,n Ar W,then,
Sn g. =. mention ,h;s view Of the
ua%:s. uUss, :. III H. .ns.sr hv .sv;ne. "Now,
sage. sS.ysys - hin. .hore sS;s rs.te,n - Yer,
Ia ~ .s ~ n ,hs;r lrh, 6na.,sd ,.nt,x .h.n
! ,s.:~n .Js u,.,,. rneLs. y ,h. 100, e.,iov
sae.,S -, ro,,na m m.la s"n. sh;.cs;on.
~. o.v =. '.. NJ. oo, go g.. 81 h"n.s,
s"r,J % e;ss ,sS 'h. s.ms sns.sr and ;nv;ss him
;" oo. ~, .nS n,.k. . -. sah, NJ
:, ,';"h, s,;,, annaa- ~ h;n, ,,,., he :. a
,v a.;s ~ =. cpw wnellsa 70 Sch, r., ~h,, -.
Sons.,,s - -. ~ sYsaaS,. s,;ii .s ~, 80. -
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-05-09
Informasion Wanted.

James P. Mccall. young man sged nine
teen years, left his home, on Roys Creek,
Brown County, Kansas, last October. During
the Winter. he resided with . Mr. Jennings,
near Salem. Nebraska; and left there In March,
to 60 to Leavenworth. for the purpose of hiring
a. teamster across the plains. His mother
wishes him to return home Immediately, and
take charge of farm Affairs, as his father has
become insane, and has been taken to the
Asylum at Jacksonville, Illinois. Any person
knowing his whereabouts. will confer . favor
BY either acquainting him with the above cir
cumstasce, or informing his friends where q
communication will reach him. Address John
Mccall, White Cloud, Kansas.
May 9. 1867. ' r--.
(Leavenworth Conservative and Falls City
Nebraskian give two insertions, and send
bill to this offiee.)