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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-22

Affairs. The bill under consideration is the
bill known as Banks bill, relating to the
rights of naturalized citizens.
The bill finally passed-99to 5.
LONDON, April 20.-The trial of the Fe-
mans, Desmond, English, O'keefe, Barret,
and Orrin Justice, accused of causing the
Clerkenwell explosion, commenced to-day
before Chief Justice Cockburn and Justice
Bradwell. The prosecution is conducted by
the Attorney and Solicitor General, and Mr.
Clifford counsel for the prisoner Sleigh,
Swaight for Desmond. Green for Barrett,
and Williams for O'Keefe and Orrin Justice.
They will all be tried together. The jury has
been sworn in and the trial is proceeding.
The courtroom is crowded and many police
men are present. The trial of Burke will
follow that Of the prisoners and will probably
commence ON Friday.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-22
Morning, April ~, '6s.
LOUISIANA.

The greatest triumph Of reconstruc-
ton is the Republican victory in South
arolina-the greatest in the measure
Of its accompanying moral force but
50 far as practical results are to be at
tanned thereby, the vote of Louisiana is
Of uueoualed Importance. The work
which Sheridan so faithfully performed
was not to be demolished even by Han
cocks endeavors in behalf of the rebels.
The wealtbiest of the Gulf States-the
key to the Mississippi, has at last come
to be entirely subjugated to the inter-
ests of loyalty. What Farragut and
Butler so we'll began has been gloriously
finished by loyal hands, working with
the sagaciously devised instruments OF
craftsmanship. The political ferment
which has so long kept Louisiana in
turmoil, breaking down its industry
aud preventing the restoration of its
prosperity, approaches an abatement.
The desired I" submission of the NAL
contents will speedily follow this Re-
publican success if the Senate VIII but
90 its duty fearlessly, and take away
their last remaining hope. Bold strokes,
given in quick succession, will ensure
:, speedy, complete and final victory !;
q nd the one essential blow, now needed
more than all else is that b. which An
drew Johrson's official head can be
severed.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-22
IMPEACHMENT.
severed.

If certain representations are vel
founded, the great impeachment tria
will be concluded this week. We GER
ta;n.y can see no reason why Il sboulC
be prolonged much beyond next Satur
day. However it may terminate; 1t /:
undeniable that its condectien ha:
been characterized by great modera
tioa, dignity and expedition. Most IN
doubted!y the misdemeanors charged
in the articles preferred by the House OF
Representatives have been fully proven
indeed the tone of the defense virtually
admits that such is the case. The act
nal infraction of the civil tenure bill
has been proven law has been vio-
lated which was devised as an express
barrier between the Executive and Re-
construction. There can be no way
out of verdict of guilty save by a
violation of principles, conviction and
duty in favor of some palliative vagary.
Such an act upon the part Of any Re-
putlicars whose votes are recorded in
favor of the passage Of the law that
has been broken would be inconsistent
even to absurdity. Johuson's course
was recognized as dangerously, yes,
even criminally, inimical to the best
and most vital interests OF the country.
TIE only way to check his purposes
was to hedge him in by laws, especially
devised to meet an alarming ezigency.
One act Of this nature is that by which
it is made the Presidents duty to
transmit. all his orders to the army
through Grant. The other was the act
with the infraction of which he stands
charged. Congress knew that Stanton
stood upon its side and went de!iber-
atelv ut work to protect him from the
Presidents enmity. So far as the war
power OF the Government is concerned,
the Presidents control of the same was
suspended. Moreover, that
law was passed to take great lever of
power cut Of the Presidents hands.
How is it possible then that Johnsons
disregard Of that enactment can be
excused? As the case stands. the
Republican majority in Congress is As
much :. on trial " as johnson himself.
A failure to convict will be an ADAM {
ioament of all serious, effective efforts f
o maintain the Congressional policy '
If Reconstruction. Disregarding tech
localities, tie people only look at the
onfic, itself. They remember with
hagrin the assaults made by the Ex- !;
cutiye upon the most houored soldiers, v
and puhlicists of the country. c
The indignant feeling that he ought
ong since to have been ousted from the a
osition which he has disgraced is in @
owise diminished. Crimes against
rinciple and violations Of honor have E,
accumulated against him to an infinite
stent. He has paved the way, by his bi
WI act, to a legitimate radiance Of RI
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-22

A GENTLEMAN writing from Newbern, n.
c., says that during the Winter he has not
met with one negro publicly begging: There
are scores of poor whites, in every direction,
asking aims, he says. but no darkeys.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-22

SwEDEs-The Swedes are settling in such
numbers in Iowa, that the Legislature has
ordered the laws to be printed in the Swedish
language for their information.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-09-24

A DExocRAr or To- DAY There are
certain facts in the ligh, OF which we are
able 10 appreciate with peculiar clesrue-,
the character of the Democratic party o.
made np TO-DAY. Such an one is furnish.
ed "a By an officer in the regular army,
nov on duty in Gsnrgia. who pledges n-
his word a. an officer and g.ntlem. an
for the truth of his abatement. He ssy,:
In Nay. 1851. { think it was NV. J
l was at Corinth. Mississippi, spying
ont the situation. there being . rebel camp
Of instruction 1t that place One day
along came Howell Cobh. fresh from the
scene of his theft. Washington. He was
called upon for q speech. and responded.
Among other things. he ssid: NV
friends. old Uncle Abe will find himself.
hy end BY. like the old woman: She had
no sugar to put in her coffee, and no
coffee to put her anger 10. They kidd ol
blame NE hecsnse there is no more money
in their Treasury: bot coalds't leave
sav thars il ! wonld, and ~oaldn't Il ]
could" Here was sn ex- Secretary ol
the Treasury brageiog over bic thsfts,
aud vho 70 sow stunping Gsorgis foI
6syuos I'D Blair.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-09-24

A POPULAR CuT.-When the Doni.
pban County Directory was 6rst project.
ed. Mr. UT had photograph taken o'
the City Hotel. for the purpose of having
an exact representation of the house in
the advertisement to be insereted in The
Directory. 1t appeared in the book. in
its proper place, besides being made to
do the same service for two or three 9TH
or hotels advertised in the same book
thus. in fact. destroying the effect intend
ed to be produced BY Q representation Of
the house. The type-founders have since
got bold of the engraving. and it is
spreading ell over the land. We end it
in St. Louis paper, to represent hotel
in that city. 1t comes to US in an Illi-
nois paper. to represent q hotel in that
State. So the Identical photograph cir
culstes over the countryside exact pic
ture of the city hotel. Shreve's drug.
store adjoining, the old frame building
in the rear, and Rus. Williams in his
buggy in front. The faces of the persons
on the balcony and in the windows can
almost be recognized.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-09-24
Ku.1se Q, T.asscs HAn1,rs-We

KuaISa on TxRgNcs HARKixss-sWe
have learned the particulars of the killiog
Of Mr. Hsrkius by Indians. which cir
cumstsrce we announced las, week. II
vas about 126 miles this side OF Lara
smie. Hsrkins had been gagged in
building culverts. ami had gone to q
quarry, about Q mile AMI hall from the
road. for the last lpsd of rock. When
the attack wss m sle, his iellow-work msr
and the soldiers who acted as guard. saw
the smoke from the guns. and knew
what was going on. They hsstened to
the scene Of action in time to prevent the
Indians from scslping their victim. bu,
not in time to save his team. There we're
about eight Indians in the attack. Sew
ersl balls and an arrow had been shot In
10 HMkins. His wife preserved the ar.
row. and i is now in this place. Mrs.
H.rkins took charge of the body Of her
husband. brought it to st. Joseph and
buried it. aud Immediately returned to
the plains. to take charge Of her family.
her property. snd the business in which
she had been engaged. Throughout the
trying occasion, she exhibited fortituie
courage and energy which could not be
sycellsd by even . man.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-09-24

GoING FOR HM-From the following
announcement. which We find in the To-
pska papers. it looks % if the Woman
Suffrage folks we're going to take their
revenge on EskridRe:-
WoMAN's SUFFRAGE CoNvEsrrox!-A
Mass Convention of the friends Of wo-
mans suffrage will be held in the city oil
Topeka on the 18th day of October. for
the purpose of nominating a decent. re.
spectacle msn to fill the office of 1t. Gov
ernor instead of that vile csricsture on
humanity. Eskridge. and also to transact
business. that may be necessary to secure
honesty in Office and the elective franchise
to woman. All friends of moral and po
li,ical reform are cordially invited to at.
tend.
By order of the Woman's Suffrage
Association.
Elizabeth Csdy Stanton and Susan B
Anthony. with the help of their trained
monkey. Train. last Fall succesded IL
whiting the Womsn Suffrage party il
Kansas down to the small end Of norhiug
Now the peaked end Of what is left. pro
poses to wiggle itself ont by attempting
to defeat the Republican ticket in thu
coming election. We predict that th'
vote will not indicate that thers was suct
q movement 10 existence.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-09-24
The Rally.

From ell indications. If the weather is
favorable, there will be large turnout
at the Grant Rally, on the 1.t of October.
1t is to be hoped nothing will be omitted
to make it Q success. The pole will be
raised either on the morning of the irst.
or the day previous. to avoid delay when
the crowd gathers. The asg will be rails
cd just before the speaking begins. The
Tanners are preparing to have torch
light procession in the night. which will
be participated in by large number.
In fact. many look forward to the night
proceedings as the best part of the rally
There will be speaking in the night
Hsggard is also preparing to give 9
Grant and Colfsx Ball at the City Hotel
on the same evening, where all can enjoy
themselves 10 that way who are so inclin'
cd. We trust that nothing will be omit.
ted to make the occasion one Of the hap
piest of the campaign.
An invitation is extended to al those
Democrats who are almost persuaded to
CONS over to the right side. There ere
very many who see the destructive course
the leaders oftheir party are pursuing. and
who would quit the party if it were moi
that they hate to change from the side
they have been lighting on so long. Il
is slwsys right to leave the side of wrong;
and we ask ell such men to come out,
see how those enjoy themselves who feel
that they are right. and to unite in hav.
ing jolly good time.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-09-24

One Of Oar Old Printer DQyD Gene.
Iu the Dayton (Ohio) Journal Of the
10Th inst. we end the following announce
ment of the death Of one who assisted us
st the commencement Of our newspaper
career, and for some years Afterwards.
The deceased will be remembered by
many Of the old settlers in White Cloud.
He came oct here and worked on the
Chief for about three months. in the
Winter Of. ls57-S:-
DEArH OF A PUBLISHER MIR. Cyrus
L. Hies.er. late publisher Of ths Twin
Vslley News. died at bis residence in
Germ sntown. about S o'clock Wednes
day morning. of consumption, aged sbou,
20 years. Mr.. Hiester was born and
reared in Germantown. He WAS q good
boy, and 90 excellent man. and he was
universally esteemed in bis community
He Learned the printing business with
Sol. Miller. when he published the "Lo.
comotive." in GsrmanfoSn. He was Of
terw.rds engaged by J. Fred. Meyers. on
the Germ sntown Independent; and he ~.
sisted j. NJ. Cumbsck 10 tie publication
Of the Independent after Meyers withdrew
from it. After the discontinusnce o
Cumback's paper. Mr.. Heister turned BIZ
attention for some time to agricultural
pursuits. but not feeling able to perform
out door work. he procured material for I
| job. printing Office. AMI established th'
Twin Valley News. and was reasonably
successful in business. His health. how
ever. continued to fail. and for some
months past bad been unable to conduc
his business. His su6erings were finally
termin.ted on Wednesday morning. whsr
he calmly and peacefully passed from
death unto life. lie leaves wife ant
one child.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-09-24
correspondence.
tror the Chief

Or the Onlet-J
Ma. EDiron:-PIease aGord ne sufficient
space in your columns to say fev words 70
the Teachers Of Doniphan County in reference
TO the subject Of Teachers institutes.
IL is q fact veil known Inexperienced edu
Gators, Il at 1t Is ore thing 70 understand . Sci
enee, and another to impsrt knoeledge Of il
to others successfully; aud for the purpose of
in.tructing Teachers in the art and theory Of
teaching, Teacher Institutes have been es-
tabiished.
1t, then, becomes the imperative duty Of
every Teacher to attend The IRsli itute; and
neglecting to do 80. without good and sufi
cient reason. should be regarded BY las . suf-
6cient cause for refusing 70 grant certificate,
or for revoking one previously granted.
The day is not far distant, when Doniphan
County will require higher grade of Teach
err; and those Who wish to teach. and do not
embrace such opportunities - may be present
ed for perfscting themselves in the practical
part of their duties, will soon find their places
filled BY others.
Much is being done in other States, and 10
some Of our neishboring Counties. to advance
the cause Of Education. and Douiphan County
cannot afford to be behind all the rest of the
world.
The services of those qualified to instruct
have been secured. and an interesting time is
anticipated at the next meeting of the Doni-
phan County institute. which will be convened
at Troy, October l2th.
Board will be furnished free by the ctizens
of Troy. A general attendance will be ex
pectsd. D. w. BROWN,
County Superintendent.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-09-24
Religious Notices.

Quarterly Meeting of the W. E. Church will
be held at White Cloud, on Saturday and Sun
day. October Sd and 4;h. Rev. A y. Leonard
Presiding Elder. will be in attendance.
Providence permitting. the new Methodist
Episcopal Church at Troy. Kansas. will be
dedicated to the worship of God, SUNDAY,
OCTOBER l1rH. 1868. The services will
be conducted By the Revs. b. D. Fisher and
A. B. Leonard. We extend a cordial invita-
tion to the ministers and their people of the
adjoining churches.
A. THoRNBRUE, Pastor.
Troy. Sept %. 1868.
The new Congregational Church at Highland
will be dedicated on Sunday. September 9th,
at II o'clock, A. NJ. Rev. Mr.. Bodwell. OF
Topeka, will olaciate on the occasion.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-09-24

SURE Cure FOR WARTs.-Take two
or three ceuts' worth of sal.smoninc. dis.
solve it in gill of soft water, and wei
the warts frequently with the solution
when they will disappear in the course o.
Q week or two.-h.
We can endorse the above. We hsi
q seed wsrt on finger. that surpassed
anything recorded in the writings Of tn
ancient historisn. E. Skridge. We tried
every remedy suggested, except the dis
secting knife, but without avail. A
length We came across the above recipe
and tried it. 1t did the business, and
left not msrk behind. But it tool
more than a week or two to do it. Bu
the wsrt may have been an unusually
stubborn one.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-09-24
JudiciaIConxcntion.

The Republicans OF the Second Judicial
District Of the State Of Kansas are respectfully
invited to meet in Delegate Convention, at
Hlawatha. on Monday, October 18th. 1863. for
the purpose Of placing in nomination a candi-
date for Juige Of said District, to be suppor-
ted at the ensuing November election; the
Convention to be composed Of one delegate
from each Representative District. said dele
gates to be e,ected on wednesday, September
3oth, 1868. AZ such time and place as the Re
publican Central Committee of each Repre-.
sentative District shall designate.
HENRY BODER, Ja,
Chairman District Committee
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-09-24
~ At . re-. uuion supper of the p

~ At reunion supper of the per
sons connected with the Lesvenworth
Bulletin. last week, this occurred:
Col. Anthony proposed the health ol
Thos. Carney. which was accepted with
marked feelings Of regard, and drank with
unsnimity.
After abusing and opposing . man .,
bitterly as Col. Anthony has Carney. il
may suffice to make it sll right by pro
posing his health. 1t msy be way they
have in Lesvenworth.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-09-24

HOME Insurance CoMPANY.-We this
week publish q certificate Of prompt pay.
ment of loss by this Company. As the
Company is new. considerable distrust
exists in the public mind with regard to
it. strengthened by the misrepresentation
of rival Companies. Therefore. every
instance of prompt payment Of loss. is .
Recommendation to public con6dencs.
1t only requires home patronage to make
it. in time. as reliable as any Of the 6rst-
class Eastern Insurance Companies.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-09-24

observation-disclosures conso!i-
dsions are the order of the day. The
latest notable event in that line is the con-
solijation Of the Lesvenworth Times and
Conservative. TIE paper is row called
the Times and Conservative. aud its mot
to is. His Soul goes Marching On. ;"
D. W. Wilder is editor. Col. Vaughan
retires from the newspaper business. He
will make few speeches in favor Of the
Republican ticket. and then, ss the paper
intimstes. will accept . position which
Secretary Seward has rendered him.
The discontinuance of the Times as 9
distinctive paper. leaves the field to th'
Chief as the Oldest paper in Kansas.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-09-24
Prompt and Honorable Dealings.

THIS is IN certify that insured nv proper
" on the 18th day of July. 1868 10 the
Hnre Insurance Company. Of Topeka. KsH.
sas, P"licy No. 3l2 in the sum Of $500; and
thar on the night If August 3lst. 1868, ] met
with hiss, of which ] Immediately notified
the Company. A soon as po-s bic, the Sec
istary. G J Lurd came AMI adjusted my loss,
and to-day the Company has paid me nv loss
in fril. and to nv entire satisfaction. ! take
pleasure in acknos ledg'ng the prompt al d
geptlemanIy manner in which the Company
has paid. and would cheerfuiv recommend the
Home of Topeka to all persons having proper.
tv to insure.
Detroit, Kansas, Sept. II. 1868.
sept. "a. CAROLINE NEPPLE.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-09-24
TEACHERS, INSTITUTE.

T1lHE Teachers and frien. of Education of
Doniphan County are hereby notified that
there will be Teachers Institute held at
Troy. commencing on Monday. Octo'er 18th
at o'clock, p. H.. ard continuing four days.
The services of Rev. P. Mcyicar, State Su-
perintenicnt; Prof. Havnes. of Topeka; Prof.
nunsh"e, Superintendent Of Atchison County, !,
Rev. Vim. Bishop and Prof. W. T. Gage. of
Highland, have been secured for the occasion.
Entertainment will be free.
d W. BROWN,
Sept. 2l-3S. Co. Supt. Pub lust.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-09-24

A DELIGHTED AND HAPPY WoMAN-
I need not say that Mrs. Graves is a de
lighted and happy woman. Such 8 ma
chine would carry joy and glsdness into
ten Thousand families, now rendered IN
happy by the un- ending finger toll Of ,hs
worn wife and mother. would not
for my wifs's sake-exchsnge her Will
cox l. Gibbs Machine for the best of al
others known to me, and Eve hundred
dollars! What are few paltry dollars,
when weighed against her ever recurring
worriment. over "broksn needles" and
disordersd mschinery?"
Ifmy testimony in behalf Of the superi
ority of your machine over oil others used
10 my family. should influence any kind
and generous husband to procure one fol
his wife-or to put bis &C." OF
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-09-24

"SoAE PUMpKIN."-Mr. Joseph Tes.
son. Of the Iowa Reservation. has present.
ed us with . "Grant" Pompkin. which
(sltbough We did not weigh it) could
not have fallen much short of Q hundred
pounds. he says that il any one outside
of the Reservation can beat the Indians.
he would like to hear from him.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-09-24
Republican County Convention.

The Republicans of Doniphan County will
meet in Delegate Convention. at Troy. on
SATURDAY, THE lCrH DAY OF OCTOBER,
1865. for the purpose of nominating candidates
for the following Offices, 10 be voted for at the
ensuing November election:
Two State Senators; Clerk of the District
Court; Probate Judge; County Attorney; Coun-
ty Superintendent Of Public Instruction.
The primary meetings for the appointment
Of delegates will be held in the several Town
ships on Saturday. October Sd, or on such 9th
er day as the County Committees may desig
nate.
The Townships will be entitled to the fol,
lowing representation in the Convention:
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-09-24

@ There is great rejoicing among
the Lsavenworth Democracy. because
Byron Sherry has abandoned the Repub.
lican party and joined them. When
friend Sherry gets sick and ashamed Of
his new bed fellows. we hope be will write
us, and advise us of the fact.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-09-24

@ The Manhattan Radical and Inde
pendent have been consolidated, and are
now under charge of L. R. Elliott. former.
ly editor of the Atcbison Free Press.
The paper is called the Standard.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-09-24

~ The Democratic papers are pub
fishing On entry made on . Justices
docket in Kansas, some years since. by
Powell Clayton. now Governor of A..
kansas. as q specimen Of the ignorance Of
a Radical csrpet-bsgger. They are prob
ably correct. as Clayton was q stiff Dsm-
ocrat previous to the war.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-09-24

~ The Democratic papers are chsrR.
ing upon the United States authorities
the responsibility OF the starvation Of Un
ion soldiers in rebel prisons. end prove
it BY the staten ents of Mr.. Ould, the reb
el commissioner. or course. they will
take a rebel's word in preference to that
of oil the Union men in the nation.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-09-24

1One of the chief amusements in that
banner Democratic State. Kentucky. is
tarring aud festbering young women. A
respectable young lady wss recently sub
jectsd to this chivalric treatment, for the
offence of thoughtlsssly repeating some
eigbborhood gossip.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-09-24

New BARBER SHOP Webb Il Hill.
man have opened Barber Shop one
door below the Chief Office. where sll
who admire smooth shaves. neat hair
cutting. ETC., can bs accommodated ct all
reasonable hours. II you don't believe
II, try them.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-09-24

~ Karl Damn. . writer in . New
York German paper. says that arsenicum.
given omeopaihically, will cure the
cattle plseue.-Er.
1t may be we'll enough to try the rem.
edy, end ascertain whether it is worth Q
Damn.