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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-04

tasara-5 die Sn rem @alTtr>
fdarn beS Riaaara itlptn rad R. garn's
Sercd,nuus, In iscer Wimtte 22,450O00
Gubif-8uB Waffcr lter hen 160 SuB tcbrn
Selirn. Tcr,ndd entiprIde, rd bet Nmren.
bune ron Waferfrdfen Gin Drititbetl pcrIc.
rsn grb!, bic ,prtItde Strait he's Iidgara-
fails sletd 4,534,0O0 gfcrcefraflrn, cine
Iraft, bic stcrli9 Wdl 70 Srcs h, ols cie
Der 9eIammien enaliihen Snpuitric, ecr mdt,-
tisncn, pte ir9eao einc Ratcr eer S8clt duf'
;upeiten bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-04

Gerurr werssn GpntrdEe abssitlcTtn fir Dumpf. unb
Staeli@itle lar mo pcn &uBlone put 0eutihlanr.
$elc!Gtgs galdRtere ven Bremen rlb Snllmprc:
our erw0dNlcre YCr'rnsn 9pt'tGntcf 5000 in 8plo
Nlnprr rpn his 10 Johren s2i
AlttGr III or ethem SatTe .......... 81
NHh tdnn tcr game Senag ppm Jnanee bis Bremen,
Dnc aud' eer %Itrdg prr Sicnbatn ven galtimpre ua
olltu pcrihe 'sneu yligsu in Nmetid teatlt unp Tin.
terlt9t wGreen. ....
pretie van unb mad GiSerPpeti
Our srpdhiene Eerlpnsn erle Salute $50 1T Gele.
NlHcer rcn bis l25abren, baben preie..$40 "
Atteer unter enlem Sabre. ............. S. 4,
3istltGRtGt iur erwdhene NerIrren. $40 IN Pdp.
&inesr rcn bis IL Satren. $50 -
1lneer unter fu M Sabre. 50 IN CSple'
RS- 3ur bcipucereu SeintntBiidbnc !7l41
I'm Der @eiabr beroRen III perced, ~ entgeten, ic
ten @aIaai're ibre 6abrtere nur ii tenn SurtGU hes
unteradnfIea auSe.elen N8cuen taufen.
Mlie wrttert austGnt H. Hab wereen unertgehltt er,
tlsilt ppn
..... Sart z. 4JiGcbrauD,
Gtnerdl'g8euten her baltimore : bIp .Gfcntatn",
Mr.. 97, ltamcSir., Baltimore,
a0einisem 9erfaufer her @ilcte In @nltimrrs.
GbeHials fur ssn Tsrtduf ron Baetrn rab gbilneel.
phd tns Ncr Icri. Rssb philadelphia $2.25.
ndi' Mcip'Siurf $f so. Sa1aa8e wirs III mrtnrr Of
fise mdrtirl. f120-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-04
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uasb ttGcNp ctHcm 10 re Nitppo !
wCoea tilia triprtert HRt rnrep at0Stler; Gu Yer.
bertng fur uttrNettue Ucytiabtu RcwfEilslll. 9'rr
Zen 1aluerte pOr Padefn bt MIR IN Ten lGrtn Sab.
rsn betDrrrrI ia nod tcin sililcG pcr!prsu NcGnns
gen. Die Eslsr5GAa meet lcer 905s. yer 6amgler
hatt. e... ..aN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-04
Mnslu1rtine Vlnitraaaehcr

atndir lire ime bee Gmpdracr5 Aprrir nuiaehcr.
GJ- ApfraBen WIT AuSpars mulen Won eiRrln pri.-
fenpe pcbttei ltnn, uia puuiiae GrneeCrunG lu iir
tsu. ..'- y. 1idhic,
ti5l-t 7-t :l Ode Scn l9anirre nns easftr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-04

2IuSipnnecrcr uns 0iciicnnc uht)
benz OScItcu unp 9fprripritcu Der
Sereini0tcn Staatcn Uun Moro sglnerlfa
fpnrru 3cit iite Gjclc, Iucnr ic eie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-04

Ksarnui,s = Rein Misl II sdti, dattr bic Grrn
-a,piip,pdp, 6e,p y,prf II. tpiiepn" iinb In jeeen
gIalie ees nm ieee sdie peer Studhel seridettn @r
sanrsilunss Pudes III Unttrbetten; ted.tid ier
man le ipepn eas SIa,t sessn Gus Ytt halt. Gin
quite gcichnuna trhalt wrr terartBe Iusunft eieb'
tns man cine gtricn peer gerpreu bic te Ditei,inti
nabmaden pter nadsemahie rcrauitn nnp patfi ,plsr
taE lie ulidpt iine, enitsden. .fr-Lrft7 .
~ 8u babeu IN her 6atrt tes prritirrs Gpfipiuap
Jir. so, Waieen gane. 9ew pri, unp bel alien rspef
,abein Gpctbeiern ap a,net Sanelsrn in str aau,sp
etoiliiirten 9pelt. a' ttI
E1- 0mmi man bic erSftrsu Srrtsn, 70 etipart mar
teteutenb! - -....-g4.5 ,.-.f.--- qr, | ..
Sis. - gnreilunsen fur gattsnisn bel ieter tefcupt
rsn Slprtns iHe ieber 3utbie UNI Sdiahtel bestfha
Go Sdnser nit meinen wptlbttanntsn arentie
f;nnen tbre Stduiarteu 9fuare ie. fpftcuirei ,lss
Rr. so. piaistn FAME. R.-s. msnsen. Daais.lS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-04
Carl z. Nitfcbrauo ,
Sic 9ciltnnSs. .
Scbcrmaun ieiu cigcncr glrstl
5allo wap's piilrn
..I 5ailoipay'S Galbe.
uurtasindsisfeIicn ecs' Nastns, esr etber nus
(Siuae,pcice, ....

1lA"ptphp " SNtpts
nursasiIndtisteitcn ecs Uassns esr atber nus
ciuse,psice.
Der Naern IL bsr 9rpBe Miltepunti, msl6er he (St
lmeteit ctfr Nr1nttett he's SplemS tesinhuBi. Gu
itleten tSebrald ceer SdpdGuna burd @reele tretsF
ais nallrltte BclaeB Sereauua9s 9edwerseu, utelre'
henetr Ntbem nnp aGBentfne Grhaluna ter Arde Gin.
Wlti rem etebrne IN Wettinttng tstcne IN tann etr
Nagentie Guele ron aepfufb, geiiiiser Rtreersehla
sentslt, Nerrtnteibpereen lnp nnsrauIdtem Stlaie.
Die fster Titt In WitIeteniaaft uue ersuat tSalen
SDril,asn Sdrer,en in her Sets H. f. I. Der Inter
leib nad i'd eterfals eurd @triprima, Durbfal uni
@gGr temerld. pie 6aupinriuna sieisr Yiuen &st
uut ben nidaen hne pebsr, Sungen urerleb uGe Hies
rem nsbmen an iHrsr pietsrbslstsnssn mb fasfsnpsE
sspfs i,ns gas,aus
Hrt incl ttr stwftUibhM nb tSsarttahsn daf ttsfem
9pntirtnte berrihenasn uetel irnen pirt he Sabt
ptisl snI9e5en, welse sunatf has 0it ausrcttt uni
eaFit bic Seiluns splenset. .e
s,pic gcine. alte aBittccn une @cid,,piire.
uebel, bic pee Sabre barttads ietem antercn Rittt
phfr 8eblntlnns 8etres tnb unatdntsrt tinseu Gin.
tetsnisen pteer trattt8tn Sabe gsmibsn.
~ A Ssantausiei,iaae
ti. Sclasn etncr fdiehten pufmifhuna pter drpuf.
der seRen, psrpsn eurd bic terieaenhe STRAIT sieier
Sdlbe teIelti0t unb cine Hare, turdiihge oauiilddt
peeererieua Gle ntsrtriHt sieie Shninf Nlttei rnt
ipnnise Ipettsn' upeHareu burd lire SGblseit 5iR.
men, SisIatsra nth ansfre Seiais 9niltslunsen iu
p,rtrtibtH. ..A
srauen '9sfd,,psrsen. '', ,- .
Seicu bic gacnen ais pter aft lebs pttr ptrssird,
het an Ger Sarele eeI 2eetlttls cttr rtim g8cnees
yurtts her Nahr tiee 3rniia enpteu tiasn 10 eni.
fteeeRen Gnut, taB In eem @eunetcits 3utdfes bolt
zine msr,lide 8eterung entritt. Nus reueu pfaner,
Eipfen btreiiei lno e eur ttrts lne seridsibes Mt
lei r ale aiaiisn rem Srauen,i,msru in lsesm Eta.
blum res Yebsn5 unp te alien 0elnnhpeii siulidnesn.
b1mprri)pIecn iue Hiffeiu. no
Sete anrr eees 3eiten eeitr ters@eitcen ui,e bari.
nddgen .sissn wrt brtld pne I'm eanssn Ssenie rutd
zen lpebrauh heies urwei@unaS Aiels ausaerpttet!
isntm tSstrauds fcnten irarre @Gbungeu eeras9iber
Seiue Setrdite mirp man unatdnperip NIB 'rdsrei.
tene nneen. Do. .r.. 4t. I. inn Ella. ..
Yetle, Satte unb pillen, fcllient II
!fpleeneen Heebrautt erben.
utberbeins, Guediilters sSlutbfu. Eruieh, SeiGrulh
Ncrrenuna, Brlnepuneen, Sumprrtpbsn, Ti
beit Seine, Seitnffetfe. dnT9esrur1entnj
5luee z HheumatismrS, t6it Rrun -
S6minten, Srrnbalen, r sle6ieH, .Ht
btirr HrpL Gtihwure, bifteln .-.
Sd,fut, tfisr Sails, psntridt tsr.
ft!pure, @ibt, ' 9rilbr anssn. f
pHene SttltR, Wuaten, =..- 9tuseHmeb, .f.
N -3 tt' oaurleietn. TX .-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-04
yicne tS67cr boIi. S,ariuac !

tissiayrtsen danass, iptris 3pstitssr. Sirnfn a.
.saIi SpuciH,
tIg5-) Rr Az. gpst- Rdit,in reirdtt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-04
fHl GERzAH CORRESPONDENT .
Daily d Weekly BswspapSr,
PUBLIzHKD BI
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Q. Il. Cor. OF Baltimore & Gay Sta,.
BALTIMORE, NIP.

Price l2l Cents per Week, Sc 100 per An
um payable IN advance
Price of the Weekly, published every Fri
day, S2.50 per Annum mailed to Europe,
including postage, $500 per Annum, pny-
able in advance.
ADvERTIsIN6A AT THE USUAL RATRE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-04
Hnmmce s. Seeeer, NJ
Sentld)eS Sanf' llnb SScd)jei -0cjd)Gft

IN Nr. l3V, YBcllsVdItiuprtifrdAc,
tcufen nne peifaufen 9De6iel aui Oeniidianb, @rlb
ftcmer Wursiortsn une Der. Ct. Otlisatpnsn ure ts
iprsen tie Gnairun5 ven Gslsern per une In europa.
CllS-1 -FH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-04

@tn @Nl db. 60 Sn Wupdtn tefineet
iitb Gin Mdm in Observation-Disclosures, bcr
itmr27- -idbr. .Bd 'tirlu, icpte eerrn 4I.idbr.
WutiCr II. ll>iGbr. lcbtCr, dlc8rpBmuticr,
Shutter unb Grlelm srrfubrt bat. Ttr het.
ben 9rltcrsn btiinrrn iirb In anerrgn llmtan
bcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-04

cine aefd llfue WrpBs!-Der ate
Surfurit pcn Selen, ter na@ Iusiaae Gm-
gtweibter fists ~ein alter gummler" mar. III
in neurrer 3eit 10 inurris ano un,srtrdatt6
setpcreen, eas bn feline sapss Samilis rsr,
iallrn bat. Gin Geruht min ioedr miFrn,
hap Der alte anate pcrrld' 9eipcrpen 1T. Gr
icpbnt allen In leintn, arofcn S0plir Sar.
itMpiB in Y6bmsn une serriniht fie
grtuecn, bic ibi aus 1aiii pertrisbrn unp
is,nc 6reueca auf her SSilbrlmstpbs perlurSt
tabcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-04

SOtUtcCIttfD 9CuHF w tuteDtUe
5 staudSn n snisn mir a seie neusis Grdsns Ouf hem
Die Oir. 1 Sedb, ,STafebiue
iir snbriianicn
II Srn tsrHser'r @rSge. iepr fart unS ir6fs. tt ~
banshaten. psHis Seraut matene; fr Irtr grt Idbts
rel - pom eiunltn Gaitlie bis gum eid!eu ysscr =
euserhtet unb nit taumlpolsuem linnercm unt Ieite
mem 6dscn 8le'd gut arttteuo. Sbidpn ir 8ut,em i'm
Daritr ine riee Giohtren tereits 1T orpfer 3ahl lei
8abritanttn I'm aa,'en ganee I'm @traude unp 3eSer-
mann 10 nit tbnen arsrshrsne intriceta.
3cn9uiiic. ..
Infer Waftirth une ber Eaftrr taten @ctt Sbr,
Nr. Ndhspiadtnt au wrldteotnen Stehcr = poir
ldnerlien &s(birrlsstr une einen Nderlde upb Cat.
tune bis ium tInnlttn scretten Wnvere = ptne biz
Spannna su perantsrn, 8runtlit rrptrt unc 9rpruf,
fpn,mensn 2te) maa,t sd hin Nlei1erbaneter uut
Gotrtant, BABE ts Stnlerite uuS ontert Mdturn
9atrc lang rrptrt erildre cbnt &ceenftn Sbrc Sdf
Waihinc fur nj fitausbte bstf ven aaeu, bic tpir
6ebrd itbi. ...
s8iaiam eps,
s. Risbsrtdrsler urt Sabritaut gtr.21, gutefr.
ehtcaap, Sl. hen u. Suni 1850.
SD babe Strt Tr. Mai6ns bel vtrfdtrttntm. Sna-
nsrt lrrgfdfa unb grirsiiG rrrtri S erl are t rbt
9aueern fur cine iebr pprta8 iihe N d / II G..
Sic arbret raid une gerGudlps unS lelert sin l.
tsmmtuef stud Grbett.
o. q, g,,tffrm,
strbs urp SneIel 6ahritcni,
So Rr. 49, slarhclYpir.. Gbienap, Sa.
Den 20. Suit 1865. 81 6lLI,
Shre groee ptrtsBsrIs fabrifarien .Nafdne IN Tic ts
fur sdnttSer tis Id s tcnust ipt i'd tlte in meinsm
(5s(ddfte III I Sahrtn siue Menee @a6ineu rrrbut.
Was Saubfrfeit, Samrhaiatet unb raidfs arbcttep
'H-'' ssranf Davenport,
8iettbareler, ~ptnfel Sptel", Gt.tputs. Mo.
- Den Is. Sduuur 1855. .I-El q
0rpper s Safcr 'iebe .I4
F, Didb'> WfaId)incit : Tabrif,
Rr. isI, eoitimcreary,
ti13-1 WY Nnltirerf, Eb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-04
'a)bilipp C, IrieIc,

aeutitber pDpfat,
Sd tne Sffee rpn9 9tr. 01la nab Hr. IS Tyanetfefr,
iwrits Sbur Stllt prr ebarIrstr. rersst. Nebf Sc
iGdtten III ten beri&tsu trirr9t er SliyttI, 9erlaf
fsnlfeits me 6pntGrts unb Yerertist 3duttrieie Sp
fstt efsn eeildmfne II. T. p. tJan11-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-04

Sontcrbar.-llntcr ldmmtllbtn ger.
omen, psld,e ptelcS Sdbr Spm SrnHentiG
,eilum Wurpen-unc erren 3abl III iebr be-
acknowledgement iirD nttt Gin frjt9rr &c
lfr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-04

Dat 'l' Uamt,n ur sjs', .tt,' oaS c''sn.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-11-12

DAkaERoUs.-Tbs chief danger from
Dyspepsis is that the reduced strength Of
the system may disshle it from surmount-
ing other intercurreot diseases. Symps.
ihetic affections Of the liver and lungs
often have their origin in Dyspepsia.
and may become organic diseases. and
constitute not only - eeurce of inconvs-
nfence bot danger. Hence. the sooner
treatment is commenced after the FIRST
symptoms Of Dyspepsia are manifest.
with moro certainty can the disease be
thoroughly expelled. Do not delay to
seek advice from unUarranted sources.
but procuts Robseks Blood Pills, take
them in sms,l doses to stimulate the
stomach and in,estinss and gently act
upon the liver. Then take Roback's
Stomach Bitters regularly after each
meal, to tone the stomach and assist the
digestive apparatus, and you will find the
relief will be almost immediate and the
cure like magic. The Bitters should be
continued for awhile after all symptoms
Of the disease have disappeared. These
medicines are prepared with the utmost
care of materials having especial refer.
ence to diseases ofths blood and internal
organs. and can at all times with conf
dence be relied upon. Taos. @. Shreve.
Druggist, Agent.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-11-12

Kansas ELECTION The Republicans
have pretty much everything in Ksnsss.
The m.jori,y will be over l6 600. The
Democrats carry bet three Counties. and
those BY very small m.joritiea. Every
District Judge is . Republican The
Democrats will probably have one mem.
Der Of the Senate. from Wyandotte Coun-
ty. He is 5 votes ahead. and the soldier
vote to hear from. Morris. one Of the
Demncrstic Counties. elects q R.publi.
can Representative. There will be seven
Democratic members Of the Houss-one
from A,chisou County. four from Lssv.
enworth. one from Wyandotte. and one
from Ellis. They can thus muster eigb.
on joint bsllo,-about one member ont
Of every fourteen. The Republican ma.
jority is "largs enough for al practical
purposes" 1t is oil owing to the " new
emigration"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-11-12

LITTLE CoRroRAL.-This favorite pub.
LEGATION for Boys and Girls. and for older
people who have yonng hearts. is now
over three years old. and has recently
b,en enlarged and improved. Itsppesrs
in a new dress. and Magazine style. end
remains at the same price as therefore,.
1t is filed with the best OF stories and
poetry. for the amusement, entertainment
and instruction of young people. All
new subscribers for 1869. who send in
their names before the end of Novemb bcr,
will receive the November and December
numbers free, making fourteen Numbers
for one dollar. Splendid premiums are
given for clubs of ell sizes. from two to
a thousand. Terms. 81 year. Sample
copy, 10 cents. or free to any one who
will try to raise a club. Back numbers
can be supplied. Address Alfred L.
Sewell, Chicago, Ill.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-11-12

~ Troy correspondent informs US that
Horizons name was not scratched there.
because Of bis having been tbs attorney
Of Wsthena. but for other reasons and
refers to the fact that the Wathens can.
didstes ran pretty we'll up With the bal.
ance of the ticket. As the office Of Elec.
tor is one Of no benefit to the individual.
it is poor way to show displessure by
scratching bis name from the ticket: and
If the vote in the State had been very
close, such work might have resulted in
giving Seymour an Electoral vote from
Kansas.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-11-12

The GRAND REsuLr-The returns du-
ring the past week have increased Grsnt's
msiorities. Seymour carries New York
BY about 5000. and New Jersey by
nearly 5000. Besides these. he gets De.
lsUsre. Maryland. Kentucky, Louisiana,
and Georgia. Grant carries North Car
olins. South Carolina. Tennessee, Ar.
kansas. ard very probably Alabama.
He also has California. Oregon. and Ne.
vsda. His majority in Pennsylvania il
about $4,000; Ohio. As GOO; Michigan,
$4,000; Illinois. 5000; Wisconsin,,
$4,000; Iowa. So 1000; Missouri. 81 600;
Minnesota, $4,000. Negro Suffrage has
carried in Iowa and Minnesots, aad is
defeated in Missouri.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-11-12

DIpN'r VIVA few days before the
election, Sam. Wood sent . circular to
well known advocates of Woman Suf.
frsge throughout the State. informing
them that McC C.sIin. the Democratic can
dids,e for Iiieutensnt- G overnor. wxs .
War Democrat. had supported Gov.
Gfary. of Pennsylvania. and was in favor
Of Woman Suffrage. and advising al
friends OF the cause to vote for him. As
Eskridge seems to run pretty well up
with the balance of the ticket. We do lot
think that effort paid the expense Of print
ing and postage stamps. Wonder il
Sam. won't soon begin to think that be is
almost played ont?
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-11-12

JoLLIFICATIoN AT HIGHLAND !-On Fri.
day evening. the Republican Clubs oil
lola end Wolf river went to Highland,
with banners flying. and united with the
citizens in grand jollifica.ion over the
result of the election. All the Republi-
can houses were illuminated. and speeches
were made by II. N. Sesver. II. P. Rob.
inson, and DR.. Martin. Representative
elect. Everybody felt happy. snd they
had good time generally. We dare
say that Peter" wss not neglected On
tbs occasion.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-11-12

re- The Lesvenvorth Commercial,
on the morning of the election, proved
couclusively that Grant and Colfax bad
both been Know. Notbings, convinced the
Jews that their sacred religion would not
allow them to vote for Grant. and con-
tanned accounts of numerous negro ont.
RACES upon white women. Result-350
Republican majority in Leavenworth
County, and one of the editors of the
Commercial "scooped" for the Lsgisla-
ture.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-11-12

RESULT OF WoRK.-The Rspsblicsns
Of Doniphsn County were we'll organized
this Fall. in every Township: they
pulled together. and they worked. The
result is = handsome majority in every
Township. and splendid aggregate ma
jority in The County. The sams course
will insare the same result. every time.
We trust that hereafter al old local
qusrrels will be forgotten. They accom-
plisb no good. bot injure the towns in
dulging in them. Lst the watchword be.
work with oil your might for the straight
ticket. and the Rspublican party will have
everything it's o&n way in Doniphan
County.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-11-12
WHITE CLOUD, KANSAS:
Thursday, 3: November Il, 1868.
Railroad Matters

A large meeting was held in Omaha.
a fsw days ago, to organize Railroad
Company to bnild road from Omaha
to the Kapsas line. to form q part of the
line from St. Louis. Lesvenworth. and
Atchison. on to the Nebraska line. A
meeting has been. or aoon wili be. held in
Nebraska City. to cooperate in tbs same
object. The peopls all along the route
are alive TO the work. sad the prospec. is
bright for its es'ly accomplishment.
Amsss meeting will he held OF FsiIs
City on the l4:h. TO sgitate the question
of a road up the Nemaha Valley. connect.
ing with The Pecific Road tia Lincoln
City. end uniting with tho Missouri River
road at or near White Cloud. This
would give the central portion OF South
ern.Nebrasks all desired railroad sdvanta-
gss, over aa easier and cheaper rou.e ;han
the proposed one from 81. Joseph direct
ly northwest to~erd Lincoln City. over
blrEs snd praiiies. and i,s only southern
and eastern outlet would be the road
along the river. The people Of Central
Nebraska need the road, and this is tie
best chance to get it.
The vote in Leayenworth on the prop.
osition to Subscribe aid to the railroad up
the river. has been postponed. There
seems to be heavy opposition to to the
project in that city. The road would
certainly be an immense bene6. to the
business men of Lsavenworth. Only the
large merchants OF this section of country
purchase their stocks Of goods at St. Lou
is. Chicsgo, and the Eastern Cities
There is very large number of small
merchants. doing an immense business in
the aggregate, who now make their pur-
chsses at St. Joseph. because it is the
most convenient point. They have river
communication during the Sumner
months, and railroad communication con
venieut on the other side Of the river.
With direct railroad connection on this
side. all this trade would naturally go to
Atchison. Lesvenwortb. and other points
on the line-especially SO during the close
of navigation on the river. 1t is certain.
ly to the interest of the towns and conn.
try on the west side of the river. to do all
in their power to hasten the building Of
the Missouri River Road, and TO com.
plet, the connection between St. Louis
and Omaha.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-11-12

~ Daring the late campaign. we
predicted that Douglas County would
give Republican msjoriiy equal to the
combined msjori.ies of ell the Demo
cratic Counties, not over a dozen 10
number. leaving the balance of the Coun.
ties to roll up clean Republican majority.
We were 10. good prophet. Douglas
gives Learly 2 900 Republican majority,
while there ara but three Democratic
Counties in the States. aggresstins less
than 200 majority. Douglas gives more
than ten times ths maj rity Of all the
Democratic Counties.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-11-12

NEW CLOTHING SToGs.-We coil at.
tention to the advertisement of o. Shonyo
d Co.. who have Just fitted up the room
two doors above Piercs's Livery Stable,
and opened Up stock of Ready Made
Clothing, Boots snd Shoes. Hats and
Csps. Furnishing Goods, etc. This firm
have purchased the proper,- in which
they are doing business. which means
that they hsvs come to stay. They there.
fore deserve liberal share of public
patronage. especial as they offer their
goods remarkably low. Give them o
call.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-11-12
A CANE Two Cas- PLAY Ar.-A

A CANE Two Cas- PLAY Ar-A
movement is on foot among the rebels in
St. Joseph and vicinity. to stop all trade
and intercourse, business and social rels-
tions with Republicans. out Of revenge
for political differences. These men seem
to i'm sgine that the whole business Of St.
Joseph is supported by the rebels living
in the neighborhood. Let them try on
the game. aud they will find to whose
disadvantage it works. Three fourths oI
the wholesale business of St. Joseph is
done by rebels and rebel sympathizers
They are supported By the merchants and
trsde.men Of Kansas. Nebraska. lows.
and Northern Missouri, three.!ourths oI
whom Gre Republicans. Whenever thu
uon-in,ercourss policy is adopted by the
rebels, either in public mseting or by
private concerted sction, we trust thai
the Republican business men Of st. Jo'
seph will let the fact be known. In this
case, we promise. for one. to give lis'
of tho reliable Republican houses 10 ST.
Joseph. and advise al Republicans. when
they go to St. Joseph to trade. to dea|
with thoss houses only. We are SURE
tha: other Republican papers will do the
same. The rebels would soon feel where
the thing hurt. We have always been
down on this thing OF mixing bust.
ness with politics but when rebels IN.
dertake to bresk down business men be.
cause they are Republicans. we think ii
is time to strike back. The same spirit,
further South, shows itself in murder and
assassination. Up here. where that will
not do. i. takes the shape Of "non-inter.
course"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-11-12

FROM HoRsE BLANKET Down TO A
LACE VEIt.-Mr. O. NJ. Robinson. OF
Chatham Four Corners. N. Y. writes:
lyon may remember that in October.
1850, l had of yon some sewing macines.
One Of thom my family have used to do
all their work. on oil kinds of goods.
from q borse-blanket, down to lace veil;
and il has never cost Us cent for rep. sire,
except two needles. Oar girls from ten
years Old work it with perfect snccess and
oass." "-Letter to WiHcor d. Gibbs S. II
Co., March %. 1865.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-11-12

~ Previous to the election, Senator
Pomeroy made pledge that if the Re.
publicans carried Lesvenwor,h County.
he would walk the streets Of Leaven orth
barehesded. The Republicans carried
the County. and held the Senator to his
pledge. Accordingly. on Friday night,
he walked the principal streets Of the city
under bare poll. accompanied by several
bands of music. and a. immense process.
sion of Tanners.