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r. That vell.known and popular
house Of d. Cooper. With @. II. West ii
tbe bar. stands out like an ancient land
mark. and welcomes the Thirsty traveller
to its refreshing shades and cooling
beverages.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-09-24
Township Delegates.

Iowa Township is entitled tu nine delegates
in the County Convention which is to meet on
Saturday. October 10th. OF these, White
Cloud precinct viii appoint three. Iowa Point
three, and Highland three. Each precinct
will appoint its three delegates at such time as
its Republican Club may determine upon.
BY order Of the
TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-09-24

re- A recent issue Of the Topeka
Record took come of its exchanges to
task for pitching into Baker" instead
of the editor of the Record. The ne1r
issue. noticing something the Lawrenc.
Republican had said. made an onslaught
on the "Thacher family" Baker! b.
keri
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-09-24

EE The Dem ocracy Of Brown Coun-
ty held Q mass meeting at Hisw,tha. on
last Saturday. There were six persons
in attendance. For some reason. the
meeting was postponed for month.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-09-24

E Horstio Seymour is reported to
be . moral and Christian gentlemen
Bot If elected President, be will have 9
very bad Vice.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-09-24

@ Toombs. Of Georgia. is still Ia.
menting the loss of bis slaves. Perhaps
they are lying in the shade of Bunker
Hill Monument, waiting for roll.calll
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-09-24

machine in the market, as l did. and
buy "W. & g." / sm satisfied that
that woman would ever remem Der me
most gratefully.-Letter of Rev. John r
Graves. Magnolia. Miss Apra IL. 1866
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(FOr the Chiefly
Mount Roy Grant Club.

Mount Roy Grant C1ab.
We have had two meetings, with good sue.
cess. We have 40 members already on our
list. For President, T. J. Kenyon; Secretary.
I. ]. Getman; Treasurer. William Ledbet.er;
Business Committee, T. D. Ransom, L. C.
Dunn, DR.. Bowron, Jacob Mills, James N.
Mills.
RULES.
lst. This Club shall be called the Mount
Roy Grant Club.
I'd. Any person who will. in good faith,
support the nominees Of the Republican party
at the ensuing Presidential election, may be-
come member Of this Club, by signing these
Rules.
Sd. The officers Of this Club shall con.is,
of a President, Secretary, Treasurer, and q
Business Committee of Eve persons.
4th. The funds for defraying the expense,
of the Club shall be raised by voluntary con.
tributlon.
5th. The regular meetings Of thi, Club
shall be held on W ednesdsy evening Of each
week, unless changed BY vote of majority
of members present at a3y regular meeting.
Resolued. That AS declaration of our prin.
ciples, we adopt the resolutions passed BY the
National Republican Convention in Chicago
May Goth, 1868.
In organizing our Club, We we're favored
with the presence of the Tanners Club. Col
Keith addressed the meeting in a very inter
IL -:,k
music by the Tanners Club, for which we re
turn our sincere thanks.
l. J. GETMAN, Secretary.
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PUBLIC EXAMINATION.

THE Teachers of Doniphan County arc
] hereby notified that Public Examinations
will be held at Troy. on the following days,
commencing at 10 O'Clock, A NJ:
Saturday, Sept. 26th.
Oct. Sd.
Oct 31at.
D. ". BROWN.
Seot 24-lw. Co. Supt. Pub. Inst.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-09-24

% The Leaveuworth Bullstin has
changed hands. The new proprissors are
Messrs. Burke & Bell.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-09-24

viii De sddsd; after vheh date, exeeutioas
.iI inmediat y fssse Ev She eollecties Of
taxes on personal ps"nefsv nng paid.
CHARLES RAfPELYEy
espk 94-3w. cesasy Trsas.sss.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-09-24

By order Of the C'unty Central Committee
c. C. CAMP, Chairman.
]. B. WHEELER, Secretary.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-09-24

Il Congress has met, and taken q
further djournment-untilO October 9th
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-09-24

H The Republican majority in
Maine is close on to % 900.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-09-24

~ This section was visited BY {
heavy frest, on Wednesday morning.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-09-24

THE School FUND. We are informed
hy Mr.. McVrcsr. State Superintendent Of
Public Instruction. thst there haa been
added TO the permanent School Fund oi
the State. since J.nu.rv last. $50 OOO.
OF ihis amoant e65. 600 is isv~aied N
State bonds bearing interest st the rate
a. 6 and ! per cent. per snaum. and
e25 600 in S 20 Unitsd States bonds
The total amount Of the prrm,nen' School
Fund now "mounts To ne.rlv 600 600
and it is constantly increasing.
This is magnificent endowmsnt for
onr schoola. and will compare fsvorshlv
with that Of the most wealthy State in
the Union. Oar school system is in it,
infancy. a. yet. bat promises. in time. to
BE- equsl. IL NOT superior. tn ih-t OF sny
other Stais.-Atehison Champion.
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a. Procesdinss Of Wolf River Rally
too hate THE week.
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.. Westward the Star Of Empir,
Wends It's Way"
New York. September, 1929.
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Birters infuse hope in the despondent, and
vigcr to tn" weak, Repairing the wasting eaer-
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The testimony of thousands and tens OF
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tive, the dyspep'ic. the bilious. the nervous,
the traveller. the man Of se,Ientsry bsbits, the
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frpm Whatever cause. to use the " Diassond
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The " Diamond u" Bitters fiI all the re.
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A veteran Jackson Democrat rings ont
this efirrinO sppeal.

a vetersn JsckS0n DEMOCRAT rings ont
this stirrins appeal:
SIR:-G.nersl Grant ia Q jackson
Democrat. and 40 am |. H. can stamp
his foot on Wsde Hampton. 90 Jsckson
dill on Cslhonn. A still tongne makes
q wise head. The hand thar writes this
voted for Gen J.ckann at his lsst term.
Now. the hero's ashes in the grave wonld
be ashamed Of the party that call them
se'ves Democratic Not-ifl;ug with men. ;.
soals that have laid down their lives for
Ms. TsonAs B CLARKE.
RxD BAHK. Monmoush County, N. j.
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The demise Of The Leavenworsh Times
issvea onlv one paper IN the State older
than the Emporis News. and thar is Sol.
Aillsr's White Cloud Chef We sre
glad to stsse that both tha Chief and the
News ere bsalfhy.-Enporis Ns,ss.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-09-24

S Mel. Baughn was hung ct Seneca.
on Friday last.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-09-24
Special Notices.
White Gsad Planning Mill,
LOCKARD. PARKS & CO.,

Is the place TO get Dressed Flooring. Siding,
Window and Door Frames Of all common sizes;
slso Pickets, rough or planed. All orders for
Frames will be filed on short notice.
June L. LOCKARD, PARKS eco.
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WHAT THE GovERSMENT Cor FOR THE
BoNDs We anor-. says the New York
Times. the annexed paragraph from q
sperch male by Hon. R B earn shan,
OF Piusbu'g, at S,eubenvilie. Ohio:
1t is said that full value WAS not paid
for these bonds. Whist WAS given wa.
accepted a. fnll value. and. in fact. those
sold in 1861 and in 1862 were purchases
with coin or its equivalent. The war
actually began in April. 1861. Until
February. 1862. the paper currency was
ct par with gold. From tbst period M
til July, 1862. the premium on gold
ranged from one to Eve per cent From
July. 1862. to January. 1863. the aver
age prsmium w.s twenty. nine. per cent. -.
bot prices had not yet become inflated.
and the psper currency was practically
the equivalent Of com. During thssr
twenty .one months Of the war. . large
portion Of the bombs were sold. incluhine
the $3.50. 600 900 an, n,horized by tha ac,
Of the l6 h Of July. 1861. and the $500.
600. 900 5-20's of February 25. 1862
All Of these were paid for in gold or iis
practical equivalent. In 1863 the aver
age preminm Of gold was 4S4 per cent. /.
and in 1864. 1921 OF course. TIE los.
in discounts to the Government was very
great. or rather the loss of the citizens
was very grsa'. Bu, the act Of Congress
Of March 8. 1864. authorizing the issue
of QO00 nm 0O0 IF hn.d. .lIJ 81.
10 40's. specifically provides for their
payment 10 coin. Yon will observe thst
the bonds issued when the "greenbscks" !"
were at the lowest 6gnres. are expressly
made payable in coin. Does not this
show tina. the United States intended to
preclude any doubt o. to how and in
what currency the bonds should be paid
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TAxES...1SOS.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that will attend
~ at the foll6&ing times and places, for the
c,lIort;op of the tsx of 1863 wiz.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-09-24

g He-ry Ward Beecaer. in his letter to .
Western newspaper, puts the whole duty Of
American young men in . nutshell. He says:
at is an honor, that will not happen twice in
. mans life time, to vote for such man as
Grant. No young man can vel, afford 10
throw away bis chance.
p One Of the Conservative speakers the
other day .aid Blair was Sampson in argu-
ment." We don't doubt il, for he uses the
same weapon that Sampson did-fhe jasobcns
Of On sss.-7olede Blade.
u At meeting in Auburn. Maine, recent
", ex Vice President HamIin said that he had
been ask ed tn speak on the duties OF the hour.
"The grass" he continued. "has hardly grown
upon thous inds Of graves Of the young and
brave men Of the North. slain in defence OF
their country's rights; there is mourning in
thousands of our h.useholds; We meet men on
every street with the ghastly Gears and wounds
inflicted in the late rebellion. What words.
then, from human lips. can speak like those,
upon the duties OF the hour7''
u Somebody In Georgia sent Horatio Say
mour big water melon . day or two ago.
which impelled the Demccratie c.ndid,te to
write letter expressing the op nion that he
should be elected to the Presidency, or, a. he
sxpr . ed Il. "everything looks veIi for us in
this STATE. and In the North generally" Let
someeony now send hin ma-t melon. and he
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THE QUEENS DELIGHT.

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ISOE5Ts Ia a. ny
THE LITTLE OH aisETInlIaNH
ICoNTTNuED.I

lCOETENUED.ls s-... IS !, Y.fig7s,
"As Strange could speak French
very we'll, often sent him alone to
the fairs in Normandy and Britanny,
nearly always going myself to those
in Holland and the North of. Ger,
many. It was somewhat about the
end of certain May that he went
over to France, intending to remain
there about six weeks, and go from
one fair to another on q certain
round. Three or four. consignments
of beasts had reached me in London,
and the last was to come over in a
day or two. My partner had visited
all the fairs he intended to go to and
was to join me. Il wrote him at
Southampton, where lie was 10 land,
saying that l would meet him there,
take q look at the cattle he had
bought, and send some to London
and go with the rest to some of the
Southern Counties, where there was
likely to be market that would suit
my book. "
81 reached Southampton on the
day named, and met Strange. We
dined together in the afternoon at
small inn near the docks, and, find
ing we could not get two bedrooms,
engaged q double-bedded room for
the night. Then we began to square
up accounts, and spent the afternoon
seeing how we stood in the matter of
money. But something that Strange
had done vexed me sorely. He had,
in the face of what L had written to
him III London to the contrary, paid
some two pounds o head more for
about thirty or forty beasts than we
should ever realize. When I told
him how foolish he had acted, he an
swered me back that he had done his
best, and that he had as much right
as / had to speculate with our Joint
funds. To this I replied that,
although he was undoubtedly part
ner in the concern, it was who put
in all the capital, and that he had
only an interest of twenty-fv per
cent. in the profits. His reioinder |
remember well. He said that if he
died, L would get all the money he
owed me and more. To this I re-
torted in o passion, that l knew it,
and that l did not caro- how soon he
died. All this wrangling took place
in the cofee-room of the inn, before
the girl who waited on us, the cook
OF the house. the barmaid, the land
lady and the landlady's husband.
The latter, when he sawwe were get
ting angry, tried to make friends
between us, but in vain. We were
each annoyed at what the other had
said, as we'll as at our own folly, and
neither would say he was sorry for
what had happened.
CONCLUDED IN OUR NEXT.
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Ague and Intermittent Feyers.

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