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i.afess ftsna CStt5AStSGd Falls
The Chase County Banner is 10 high
dungeon bscauss We said that Sam. Wood
edited Il, iu another man's name-ssys
It is q lie. which settles the matter. Sam
Wood owns the paper. and edits it. 1t
is . perfsc. reflex Of his sagariss. and ol
uo,hiug else; ss much so nov. a bsfore
be announced bis Withdrawal from it.
1t supported San. WOOd's ancient can
didats, Chass, until receutlyt it opposes
Grant. because Sam. Wood is opposes
to him. and i. will in short time CO
some other Sam. Wood sn,ic. In short
Sam. Wood sticks out sll over it. q
pl.iulv 90 the warts on toad. Why
the person whose name stands at the hesf
of the editorisl column. is so poverty
stricken in ideas. that be even draws up
on an exchange for the stick full Of ssr
cssm which he let's Of at as. We advis
him to try snd be than or q mouse
yes, even . mouse acts fot Itself. and no
ss some other animal dictates. Be
mouse. A man is pretty small potatoes
when he has no higher ambition than 4
be man Of STRAW for q shyster who ba
no principle nor honesty. lie had bette
commence acting for himself in season
for he will ind it convenient to withdrsv
from the paper whenever it shi's Sam
Woods humor to order itI and that wi.
be when be no longer answers Sam
Woods purpose.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-07-09

:. STRA&s.-Ths following paragraphs.
taken from the reports ftotn the New
York Convention. show the silly charsc-
ter Of the so.called Soldiers and Sailors
Con<entiou which is operating ss q ten.
der to the Democratic Conveution-
That Kansas resolution exhibits the
style Of the "soldiers" who are there
from Kansss, and, in fact. Of the entire
outfit
"The Soldiers and Ssilors' Conven.
tion. headed by the flag borne by Ser
geant Bates. was received With loud
cheers. the delegates rising"
"Kansss reported resolution favorinl
q mass meeting of Soldiers and Sailors
for Tuesday evening. and that the sol
diers Of the late Couiederacy be inviiet
to attend"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-07-09

Observations by ASsngus.
Never help to bury q man who has
died of deliricm tremens. or you will hii
drunkari's grave.
The probable reason why SO many
ministers arc liceniious is. that they must
have license before they preach.
George Washington was the greatest
and best man that ever lived. He was
the Father of his Country; and il he hsd
been placed in the Garden Of Eden. In
stead Of Adam. the forbidden fruit would
never have been eaten. He would have
hacked the tree down with bis little
hatchet.
What kind Of pluck does . man need.
to root his way through the world :
Hogs pluck.
The cultural tone Of the Indian voice.
is supposed to be caused by their eating
animals, guts and sll.
One result of the late rebellion was,
that great many ''hsrd nuts'' got to be
Kernels.
"All signs fail in dry weather." ex.
cept the sign Of . wbiskey shop.
What is the proper gait for sentinel
on bis beat? Guarding gait.
When it is desired to test the strength
Of q bridge. is it the legal wsy to try it
BY jury Of it's piers?
What is the difference between Q pilot
and an exporter of cattle :? One steers
ships. the other ships steers.
Why are muley cows more honest than
any others! Because they never hook
things.
The potatoes that fashionable women
are most fond Of, are said to be palpits'
tors.
The father of Calico was the first to
invent solo singing. Ills son. improv.
ing upon the old man. made discoveries
in the solar system.
"His head il level" is an expression
meaning that q man is all right and
honest. A mans head is level with biz
body. when he is dead.
We have Bible authority for the pun
that Adam never knew Eve while sht
was nude.
The worst case Of Csnnibslism on re-
cord-A6 Hoe ct AZ Rae.
1t is said that the reason why all stage
drivers are so wicked. is that they mi
have good, solid roads to drive on fol
"ths way of the ,rsnsgressor is hard"
Time is always represented as being o
the male sex. Then, what is meant BY
the course of time?
To prevent your eyes from watering
Dam them.
A new Towering vine has been discov.
cred, with q name SO long that there il
no necessity for pole for it to run up
on. All there is to do is to plant it, and
let it run up it's name.
Two things that should always be re.
spected-The ssuc'ity of the grave, and
the gravity of the sanctum.
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That Fraud, Called the Demo
cratic Party.

Was there ever greater fraud and
humbug than the party calling itself
Democratic? 1t is party whose every
set bellies its professious-a party whose
name means one thing. while sll its ten
denotes are in the opposite direction.
Democracy means freedom for all. rich
or poor; but the Democratic party made
human slavery its cornerstone, and
claimed it as Divine right.
Democracy means an equal voice Of oil
the governed, 10 the affairs Of the Gov
,rnment; bot the Democr attic party con.
fntd this right to few favored classes.
and have fought its extension to poorer
classes. step by step. with q desperation
rarely equaled.
Democracy means the right Of all to
enjoy the fruits of their own labor; bu'
the Democratic party kept in slavery
four millions Of human beings. enjoying
the fruits Of their labor without returning
en- equivalent. and brought on bloody
war to perpetuate this wrong.
Democracy nesns the education snd
Enlightenment Of the masses; but th'
Democratic patty has endeavored to con
6us education TO the wealthy classes. WHIT
can afford to pay well for it. and to keeE
the poor masses in ignorance. thus rlac
ing them at the mercy Of the favored few
Even now, they embrace every opportu
nifty to strike blow at free schools; snt
school teacher is favcrite ject Of in
suit and burlesque.
Democracy means being guided b.
reason and common sense; but the strength
of the Democratic party lies in appeal
to the lowest passions and prgudices o
the ignorant q ID degraded.
Democracy means q Government il
which the majority rules; but the Demo
cratic party, as soon as the majority wal
against them, rushed into insurrec,ior
and revolution, producing one of tbt
bloodiest wars on record.
Democracy mems obedience to the
will of the people. and to officers fairly
chosen BY majority of tho people. by
peacesbfe ballot; bat the Democratic
party. when the people choose rulers not
OF that party, resort to bribery. poison.
and midnight assassination, to thwart
the popular will.
Is not such a party fraud, hambug.
. cheat?
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U. S. GaAxr, Maj. General.

UA Washington eonespondent of the Stsss
Record says the lobby 10 Washington, organ.
lied to support the Osage Treaty, 10 eonpssed
Of Gov. Robinson. I. g. Kalloch, Judge Scar.
Mr.. Sturges, snd others.
TThe New York Tribune catches M ,hes.
ssraws - they float:
June f6-'7hds morning Senator Ro,, had
an interview With the Executive"
June i7-"Anons the distinguished v;d.
tors to the President we're .. Senator
Henderson, and q number Of Reprs.
seDtatives."
June le.-"Senator Fesseuden had an In
servies With Mr. johnson this morning"
pThe "districts" in South Caroline are
What are known a. "eounties" 10 other States.
The term has been changed to counties in tbs
Reconstruction Consattsfoh.
pThe Repsblicx1 Journals N California
that bolsed dssirg ne hte State esnpaign,
have plseets ne names Of Grant and Colfax At
the head ef eieir columns.
pHeHry Clay Dean. the hva spossis Of
Democsaey. says that "tSsss ons-srnsd 81.
dien ~ho are thrust under our Aosss 40 ebjsete
Of ehsris, sfs II esreasses for sissa1evs"
6A California paper nsninsses Rev. h.
n. Be.ehes iSs Presidsus.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-07-09

CuuRf Houss.-We learn thst there
were no petitions presented to the Coun.
ty Board. on Monday. .sting for an slse-
ton on County Seat and the Board en-.
tered into arrangements with the ci,iseus
of Troy to build Court House. The
Board gives the 8. 500 Insurance. money
received on the oil house. and such ms.
,srial On tbs ground % can bs used
The citizens Of Troy are to build house
equal 10 oil respects to the Atcbison
Court House. to be completed BY the
irst Of December next. without any I'd.
ditional expense to the County.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-07-09

The DEMOCRATIC BEAR DANcE.-The
New York Convention, after three work.
ing days. and Sunday to liquor up on.
has done little except talk CANNON.
make foolish motions, and offer resolu.
iious blarneying everybody snd every.
thing that wss susceptible to soft sosp.
The Platform will probably be 10
f,vor Of everything. Up to the adjourn
m,nt on Tuesday evening. there was nc
prospect Of & speedy nomination. A
I.umber Of ballots had been taken Pen
dleton ahead on all; the last one stands
1921 for Pendleton. with the bslanc'
scattered all over creation. no man re-
ceiving over 40. As it requires two
thirds to nominate. and Pendleton hs
not yet reached one third. with the vote
varying on each ballot from / to 81 lik
the quotations Of gold, the reader may
judge Of the prospect. We would holt
hack our paper and wait for the result
but We don't want to suspend publication
for SO long q time. in fact. it would b.
. good idea for the Convention to keer
balloting until after the election. ant
thereby have the excuse that the result
was no indication Of the strength Of par
ties. a. they hsi no candidate in the 6elt
or. as they did in the war. after th'
victory Was wop, claim that The Demo
Gratis did il.
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Home Insurance Company, of
Topeka, Kansas

4ORASeJ AessAA
Office ls7 Ransas Avenue.
TOPEKA, KANSAS.
J.L. Philbrick, President.
III. johnson. Vice President.
G.. j. Lund. Secretary.
j. E. Cielaud. Treasurer.
Albert Blair. Gen. Agent and Dep'y
Secretary.
LIST OF DIRECTORS TO DATE.
lion. j. L Philbrick. Of Donipbsn
g. j. Luud. Of Topeka; L. j. johnson,
Topeka; Albert Blair. Topeka ]. E.
Clei.nd. Topeka; Thomas Willisms
Holton; ]. q. jenkins. Kansas City
AImon Benton. Louisville: j. r. Plow.
man, Lows Point j. d. UT. White
Cloud Milton E. Bryan. Wathena
G. Nabrupg, Wathena.
The following named gentlemen ar
stock holders in the Company.
Hon. J. L. Philbrick. and foregoing
list Of Directors NJ. NJ. Cowsn. Grass
hopper Falls /; 6. Cummings. Psrdse
Hon. A. H. Horton. Atchison Hon
Robert Flickenger. Geary F. E. Mix
Donirhsn ; james W. Galloway. Wa
theua Mary A. Roundy. Gsary; Wm
Hartman. Geary; Edward Downsrd
Wathsns Charles Hack. Wathena
G. w. Larzelere. do; G. Nahruug. do
Sarah Galloway. do; Constant Poirier
do; Milton E. Bryan. do Seneca Cur
ney, Iowa Point j. F. Cummings. To
peka Leader Louis E. Gordon. Whit
Cloud: Sol. Miller. do; John H. Ut,
do; j. 6. Springer. do; Jonathan Leigh
Highland; Rev. B. F. Bowman. Wathe
ns; Adeline Evans. do: G. v. Evans
do; L. H. Evans. do; j. Schwope. do
Peter Weidermeier. Highland; Samue
Poynter. Wolf River: Thomas Stesnsor
Troy: Tyrs Nelson, do; G. Dubsch
Wathens; E. Shumsn. do: Gottfrsi
Gummig. do; George SchesHer. Dom
phsn: Horstio Swisher. do.
The above is correct list OF officer
and Stockholders. as shown by the Stoc
Book Of the Home Insurance Compan
Of Topeka, at Wsthens. June 80, 1861
j. G. LuND Secretary.
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e% One of the many candidates for

~ One of the many candidates for
Congress at the hands of the Republican
party at the next Convention was mem.
ber Of the last Legislature. and when q
bill was before that body that was Just.
and should have been passed without op-
position. to protect creditors of the State.
he opposed it. He demanded money to
cease his opposition and to vote for it
and to secure its passage. The parti 6
that were most particularly interested 10
it gave him his price. $3.50. when be
voted for the bill.-Topeka Record.
II the Record knows whereof it speaks,
why does it not give the name ofthe man?
II it does not know, probably it has
caught up q rumor or a slander, and is
seeking to injure some rival Of its favor.
ite candidate by inuendo-s thing which
the Record has heretofore been prompt to
condemn. A measure, too. that requires
bribery to carry it through. may safely
be set down as q swindle, ont of which
its concocters expect to make q specula
ton. We believe Col. Plumb was the
only member Of the list Legislature. who
has since been spoken of for Congress.
Was be the man? We believe ths.
Sidney Clarke will be re elected to Con.
gress; bat the day is past in Kansas.
when every man is to be branded O. q
traitor or Q seouudrel, whose friends ex.
ercise their perfect right Of advocating
bis claims for position. in preference to
the fsvorites Of other men or sets of men.
Upon the whole. does not the Record feel
that. after having ssid so much sbou,
good feeling and harmony in the party.
it did very snesking thing when'it got
OF the above paragraph?
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(For the Chief.j

(For the Chief
Grant md C0lfhx Clab Of VN6lf
River Township.
Pursuant to call, Republicans of Wolf River
Township met at the Nelson School House,
for the purpose Of organizing Grant and Col.
fax Club.
Geo. W. Wood was called TO the Chair, and
N. G. Nelson appointed Secretary.
An election vas held, and resulted a. fol.
lows:
President-Thomas Steanson.
Vice President-J. A. J. Ware.
Secrctary-Geo. ". Wood.
Treasurer-C. o. Terkleson.
Executive Committee-Osul Nelson, Geo.
Bromley. Charles n. bevine, n. C. Speak,
A. NJ. Kendall. J. h. Long. L. W. Caldwell,
II. A. Wright, David Arbogast.
On motion. committee of three, consisting
Of G. W. Wood, w. H. Hsmbsugh, and N. G I.
Nelson, was appointed to draft resolutions ex-
pressivs Of the sentiment: of the people.
Resoiued, That we endorse the Platform
adopted at Chicago, BY the Natiousl Conven-
ticn.
Resoloed. That We cordially support The NO.
minees OF that Convention.
Resolved. That We are determined to adhere
to the party that supported the var. and are in
favor of paying off the national debs, to the
last dollar.
Resoised, That We are IN favor Of the Gov
eminent giving its protection to all Of its citi.
zens, both at home and abroad.
Speeches were made BY some Of the leading
men of the Township. and all seemed to Be
interested in the xork that is before theti.
Quite q number Of persons enrolled their
names on the liss for Grant and Colfax.
Club adjourned, to meet on Saturday eve.
ming, July 18th, at 7 O'Clock.
GEO. W. WOOD, Chairman.
N. G. NELsoN, Secretary.
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Grant.s Eloa aeiaSs.

II one were asked to single from thu
magnificent war record of Gen. Grant.
the most msrked military genius. it
would be the bold. resolu,e, decisive oc.
cupation of Chattanooga. Following
the terrible reverse st Chicksmsuga. it
restored confidence and secured vital
strategic point for the organisation Of
the great march under Shermsu Upon
Atlanta and Savannah. By the victory
~ Of Chattanooga. Grant thrned the
flank Of the Alleghenies and transferred
tie 6na! contest with the Rebellion to
the Aelsnt'c coast.
What have We in a1l our military sn.
nails more eloquent than the order with
which Gen. Grant congratulated the vic.
torious army. after their capture Of Look.
out Mountain and Missionary Ridgei
HEADorARTERs MILITARY Div. /
OF THE MisslssIPtr. IN THE FIELD.
CHATTANOOGA Dec. 10. 1863.
The General Comm ending takes this
opportunity Of returning bis sincere
thanks and congratulations to the bravo
armies Of the Cumberland. the Ohio, the
Tennessee, aud their comrades from the
Potomac. for me recent splendid and Dc.
cisite successes achieved over the enemy.
In q short time 7otf have recovered from
him fine control Of the Tennessee river
from Bridgeport to Knoxville. You dis.
lodgei hin from his great stronghold
upon Lookout Mountain. drove him
from Chattanooga Valley. wrested from
his determined grasp the possession OF
Missionary HidgS. fepeiled with besvy
loss 70 him his repeated ssss6hs upon
Knoxville. forcing him to raise the siege
there. driving him ct oil points, utterly
routed end discounted. beyond the lin.
it's of the State. By your noble bsroism
and determined conrsgs. you have most
efIsciually defeated the plans Of the enc.
nv for gaining possession Of the States
OF Kentucky end Tennessee.
You hare secured positions from wA;ek
no re6ell;ous poacer can drive or dislodgs
you. For all this the General eomman.
ding thanks you Individually and eollsc.
hvely. The loyal people Of tie Uaitsd
Slates thank and bless you. I7ei, hope
and proys,s Jor yosr saeesss agaisss dis
unholy rebellion are scstA you daily
I1eir JaiM IN yox will not b IL vais.
Their hopes viii not b NasEkd. TXsir
prayers to tie Almighty God xu :Ss
ansvered. Hos wN go to osksy fslds
of strifs;; aud wiM Me isyine;Ns bravery
and InfiRchiaQ koyalifv 10 ;usGes aud
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-07-09

HA sack Of coffee. belonging to
some back country merchant. was stolen
from the warehouse Of UT & Springer.
few nights since. The theft wss com.
mitted during the brief absence Of .
couple Of boys who slept in the building
showing that the thief wss watching for
his chance. The property has not been
heard of since.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-07-09

"SHINNY on Your Own SIpE."-
Some men. on Tuesday afternoon, die.
covered the body of q man iu drift, in
Indian Chute" about 2A miles above
here. with the buzzards paying their re.
spects to him. They supposed it to b.
the body OF negro who was drowned ai
Brownvills few days ago; snd coming
to town. informed some negroes Of the
fact. The latter proceeded to the place
and on examination. pronounced the body
to Be thss Of white man; and returning
to town. 90 reported to the original dis.
coverers. The case being . very compli.
Gated one. it was proposed that . skid
load each Of white men ssd negroes should
20 up on Wednesday morning. haul The
body ashore. and bury it, which we sup.
pose has been done ere this. Thus is the
nice distinction Of races preserved. as na.
ture designed.
We have Just been informed BY
the persons who went up to bury the
body. that the man was sppareutly On
Irishmsn, having on no clothing but
psats and shirt. and they suppose be was
. deck. hand on some steamboat.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-07-09

the Colonies, ID Shsir Efforts 10 ffid then
selves Of British tyran6y. Paul Revere
was s'lvsrsmi,h. and engraved soms Of
the FIRST pictures id Aueriea. Ooe Of
these was made in l16s. ja.t one bun-
drsd years ago. and is visw Of eigh,
Ships of War; laadins Rritish troops in
Boston Hatbor. for the purpsss Of "snp-
porting ys dignity of Britain. sad eh.s.
tising ye in.olesce Of America" Its
size fs ten BY Rfs'n inches. besides the
margin. and there are only two or three
copies Of it known to Be in this country.
This fac simae is the same siss IS the
orgiu,l. ani as nearly like il ss colorsd
lithography can make It.
A copy of this colursi lith,gr.ph
will be sent BY mail. On . strong roller
to every one who will renew his Of ber
subscription to the Little Corporal. and
send one new subscriber. OF to every per,
son who will send two new Subscribers,
at the regular price Of one dollar each
| Or the picture will be sold at one dollar
per copy sent by mail on roller. post
paid if desired.
Address Alfred L. Sewell. Cbicsgo,
Illinois.
TIE New YoRk MsRcASrrLs JoUR
NAL Established Eve years since. is I
large fotty-coiumu paper, published OF
Thu -sdsy Of each week. and is devoted
to the interests Of Merchants, Mauufac
turers. and business men generally. W.
take pleasure in recon mendiug it as
arst.class paper. Among other peculiar
tiles. belonging almost exclusively to th
Journal. is the fact that It allows non
but good. souhd business ho6ses the rs
Of its advertising columns. 1t give
more extensive quotations than any 9th
er paper published 10 the United States
Sales at the New York Stock exchange
, together with complete lists of Dr.
, Goods. Drugs. Dye Stuf's. Paints. Oil.
| Hardware. Iron, Steel. Tin Plate. Metal,
Groceries. Country Produce. Liquors
Hides and Leather. Tobacco. Woo
Fruits. and Vegetables. Butter. Chees,
. Fish, Salt. Game. and in fact slmo'
every class of Merchandise are give
t weekly, with prices also an sxtende
review of the changes and condition {
the market. 1t is Just the paper needle
by every Merchant. Price $500. A.
dress. The New York Mercantile Jon,
4 nal. $50 Pearl street P. O. box 81!
3 New York City.
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-07-09

HThs President has issued . proc
lamstion. pardouing everything cosnsc.
ted with the rebellion. except those per.
sons who arc under iudictmesti and se.
turning oil their property. except slaves
-he would hsxs reformed them. did no,
the Constitution prohibit il. This b bis
last desperate bid for the Dsneerstie
noaisatioB, h will sssa hin sothinY.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-07-09

% John L. Bittiuger. Of the St
Joseph Herald. has been appointed del
egate to the Missouri Republican Con
vention. We would be glad to see hin
back to the right side once more. vert
We sure that his paper. before election
day. would not be Supporting the rebel
ticket. in opposition to tho one nomius.
ted By the Convention in which be has q
seat
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-07-09

HOur farmers are now in the midst
Of harvest. From the large number Of
resping machines sold. there must be
immense wheat crops. In fact. Ksnsas
has never seen such crops Of everything
ss she is producing THE year.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-07-09

GRANT CLUBs.-We are glad to see
that Grsat snd Colfsx Clubs are being
organized throughout the County. We
this week Pubiish the proceedings Of the
Wolf River organization. The Wolf
River Republisans srs IN energetic. 60
shead set Of men, ssd will give report
of themselves at the ballot.box. that will
surprise other townships.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-07-09

GKAsr AND CoLTAx CfuB Club
will meet on Friday evening Of this week.
A general sttendsues Of Republicans is
desired. % several matters are to BE- con.
sidesed. relative to the camps;en.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-07-09

Us AND Qua DDscENDANTs FOR SEVER
AL GENERArIoNs.-The Rev. w. &. Hub
bard. Of Wilson, N. Y. under date oil
Feb. IA. 1866. writes: "The report oil
the recent Trial at Troy. is waking up
some interest here; and inquiries and calls
to see our machine { Wilcox & Gibbs J
are becoming frequent. The mschine.
however. is we'll known; as frequent calls
have long been made on us to do little
Jobs tbst could not be done on other ma
chimes; and I think we have never failed
to accommodate such. l write you now
to ask for few Descriptive Catalogues.
with prices. &c. Also. for copies of that
Trial in pamphlet form. / enclose .
little money for postage. Our mschins
is one Of Jour 6sst msks. Though hav.
ing run seven years. it docs not show in.
jury to the amount Of i've per cent. I
believe it would last us sud oor descend.
ants for several generations.