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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-02

TeeslmonIals.
HON. GEO. W. WOODWARD.
Chiet Justice OF the. Supreme Court of Pa,
Philadelphia, March II. 1857.
tor. ass e. as 20: sa' @. o;'S N ., Bit
benefit incases OF debility and want
ofnervous action IN the system. Yours truly.
"aEO. w. WOOD WARD
HON. JAMES TmOMPnON.
Judge Of the Supreme Court If Psnnsylv aniay
Philadelphia. April IS. 1896.
S"I consider '.IIoo1and's herman Bitters" q
valuable medicine in cases of attacks of Indigee-
ton or Dyspepsia. can certify this from ny
experience oi.t.
Yours, with respect.
JAMES THOMPSON"
From New. Sos. ~. Kendlg, -. o.,
Pastor of the Tenth baptist oChureh, Philadsl-
phsa.
On. JAcxsox-Dear Sir: have been f-s-
quentiy requested TO connect nv name with rec
smmendations OF different kinds OF medicines.
bu. regarding the practice 50 GU. OF
my appropriate sp 4 here, have in al
eases declined ut with clear
proof in various instances and particularly 10
nv own family, of the usefulness OF DIR. Hoof-
lands German Hitsers. depart once from my
usual course, 10 express my full conviction that
for general debility OF the systen,. and espec-
Ally for Liver Complaint II Is . safe aud valua-
BILE preparation. In some CASES II may fail but
usually. doubs not. il will be very beneficial TO
tnose who suffer from the above causes.
Tours. very respectfully,
J. II. kENNARD,
EIgth. below Coates 81
FROM REV. +. d. rENDALL
Assistant Editor Christian Chron;cls ph;l.a.,,
phia:
have derived decided benefit from thu m. At
hoonands German bitters, and feel il INV priv
iicge to recommend them a. q mos. valuable
tonio, 70 al who are suffering from general de.
biitv or from diseases arising from der.n,..
ment Of the liver.
Yours truly,
Ed. FENDALL.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-02
RUiLDE r 8.


SNh - LII - NhnHH 4sAIN-Ss
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS SHOP NON
~ Brady Street, bewecn sixth and Seventh streets
Dave import, Iowa. Ordsrs solicited, and contracts
made on reasonable tsrme. ausii-dly
r. W. MeCu.El.lAAND.
BUILDER, MANUFACTURES OF SASH
- Doors, Blinds, MouldinGs, Brackets, 40
Contracts for buildings Of every description.
Shop AID Factory corner Of Main aud Thirs
streets, Davenport. Iowa. agl -ls65d&w
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-02
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SONS Advanced In Lifo.

And feeling the hand Of time Weighing heavily
upon them. with all its attendant ills, will find
elixir that will inst,ll new life into their veins
restore in a measure the energy and ardor Of
more youthful DAYS. build up their shrunkan
forms. and give health and Happiness 70 their
remaining years.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-02
A REMARKABLE CURE

sORES on THE TONGUE, IN THE
THROAT. SORE GCMB, SORE MOUTH,
SORES IN THE NOSE. AR0UNDTHE
EYES, 10.
HI recently exhibited, few bottles will enrs. II
earonie or through effects OF Mercury. Potassium,
corrosive Sublimate from six 10 one dozen bottles
nay % required TO make permanent cure.
ArsmAskabls instance OF personal beaaty restored
disease.
From the advanced sheets OF new Asiieal verb
called
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-02
Phys CLANS.

Hys. .yNCE. ~. H..
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, OFFICE ss ERA
j uY Street, Dsvenpo-t. Iowa. Residence. Perry
Street. let door North OF FORESTS Block. apris
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The CnbounaeA Success % chs o
COLLARS
uOLLOWAY,S
VERMIEUGE
CON

pr holloway. some nftecn years ago, witnessing
the distress casioned sicky children In taking The
naaesous vcrmfngeH OF that day resolved To ANIMAL
w them. and from the most elective OF these rene
d'es succcsded In separating their active medIcal
properties. pure. asteless aud inodorons Then. By
combining these with sugar. and moulding luem In
70 an agreeable CONNECTION formed tho present roru-
IAa nvDprFyVn VnRNtYu known a.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-02
Y. III. EEAZEN, NJ. D..
Physician and Surgeon.

IN CONNECTION WITH TIE GENERAL
Pr-cties. spscls attention psd 90 the IL %
;be Ege. The Ear tbs Kidneys and the pelvie ergerv
Once. IS Brady street, over Harrison & sta,ks'
Drug store.
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s,se. n. NJ. COCHRAN


physicians AND SURGE00S. Once
/ on Third Street, one door west OF Brady,
south side. Ofies hours from > TO IL A. N. aud
from tosP. NJ auglo-f
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lists.

Cor. Sd b Brady ST oppo-
site Davenport National
Bank.
Having had an expef-
fence oil 10 ycarsin the prac
|tice OF Dentistry, l am con-
ficcnt OF giving perfectsat-
isfaction. II you expect
good work employ exper-
fenced practitioners only.
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DR. X. -. MYERS.

...-.s-~--> nENTTsT OGice doors east OF cor.
Sas.<Esf$4 " OF Brady and Second streets.
lsrF&N Has had ~ years practice In
A-LJ this city. Has the complete appara
Ne for manufacturing and administering Nitrous
Oxide Of Gas. for painless operation In extracting
teeth. janl7-,yk
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-02
DANIEL GOULD.

Furniture, Carpeeo, Oh Clo1As,
0s1Ao-1w 0aoeueeoa1 olees4 -. Nm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-02
NEW MEDICAL PHILOSOPHY

YES, We HAVE A SIw MEDICAL PM
L0S0PHY-rationai, easy Of comprehension
ans proven 10 b. true. = II 10 simply this. that
the vital prissiyls 10 iss ssrsggiss viSA disease
and the causes Of disease requires to b fostersd
and sustained.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-06-25
correspondence.
(For the Chief
Wolf River Township.

Wolf River Township.
JuNr l3, 1868.
At meeting held at Nelson's School House
arrangements we're made TO celebrate the COM
ing Fourth at Quick's Crossing Of Wolf River
A general invitation is extended to the son,
and daughters of Freedom; and each person
is respectfully requested to bring basket Of
eatables.
On motion, A. Bennett was chosen Presi.
dent; John Blair, Vice President; Ge' rye H
Robb, Marshal Of the Day; and Hugh Cowan
of Wayne. Joseph Hasti,gs. Of Marion, Capt
A. Lsrselere, of Warrington, Lieut.. c. LIE.
land, Of Centre, H. Hssen, of Burr Oak. and
John Dillon. of Iowa Township, Assistant
Msrshals.
Geo. W. Wood, 10 read the Declaration oi
Irdependenee.
On Music-Geo. Bromley, c. o. Tursleson
aud T. Nelson.
Geo. W. Wood, Geo. H. Robb, and A. Ben
nett. 70 procure An Orator Of the Day.
On Arrangements-JohnL Long, n. Denton
g. Bennett, Jacob Pry. P. Heaston. G. ]. Gro
ner, Thomas Steanson. Hugh Lee, C. N. De
Vine, C. Csnnady, g. W. Pace. A Lyon. w
h. Hambaugh, N. c. Speaks, A. J. Dill. J. A
Wood, W. ]. Cash, W. H. Smith, c. D. Robb
W. r. Ellwell. Henry Lavrents, b. D. Fowler
and N. G. Nelson.
On motion, the County papers were reques
ted to publish the proceedings Of the meeting
GEO. W. WOOD, Chairman.
Gro. H. RoBB, Secretary.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-06-25

A RELIC OF THE WAR.-The nomina.
tion of Gen. Grant for President remind.
cd one of his old soldiers. the other day.
Of relic Of the old Vicksburg campaign.
which he brought to light. It is . copy
Of the lsst edition Of the vicksburg Daily
Citizen ron of before the fall Of that
stronghold. The following is one Of il
items:
"ON Dr.-That the great Ulysses
the Yspkee Generslissimo. surnamed
Grsut-hss expressed his intention oI
dining in vicksburg on Saturday next,
snd celebrating the. 4th Of July BY q
grand dinner. and 80 forth. When ask
cd il be would invite Gen. Jo. johnson
to Join, he said. No! for fear there will
be . row at the tables. Ulysses must &c,
into the city before be dines 10 il. The
way to cook . rsbit is. 6rst catch the
rsbit.' &C."
This sheet has the date of July %,
1868. snd on the 4th Grant did dine iu
vicksburg. The sheet is about one aud
Q half feet in width BY two fest in length.
and il printed on the blank side of sail
paper. In its musty columns We End
the following significant announcement:
"Old Grimes 10 deed"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-06-25
Honest Confession.

The following honest expression.
clipped from Democratic paper pub
lshej in New York BY Gen. Hslpine,
(Miles O'Reilv. gives evidence that the
great mass of Democratic soldiers are un-
willing to ignore the services of the great
patriots and statesmen, Grant and Col
fax.
Grant and Colfax make ticker hard
to heat. THE vondsrta military success
Of tile one and the greet political ability
Of the other. cannot be griAen down or be
Titled By newsppper editors =; and the at
tempt to do so is folly only wort6y of
the late management of the Democratic
party. The hero of Donelson. CorinM.
most ronderful of nH Nicksburg. and f.
naUy Of Richmond. IS not third rate
General and no literary scribe can make
him one The gentleman who has
worked bis way mp to the Speaksrship
Of the Honss of Representatives is not a
bad politician. and those who buy him
for one will not make a profitable bar
gain. Probably thers ara no two lead
ing names stronger, individually or co..
lrctively, than the two which have been
pnt forward. And if they do not re-
ceive. the support Of the people. it will
he from other than personal reasons
y = The Convention was power
inl. dramatic and harmonious. and has
the prestige of success. whicA wM draw
many to its sfondord - Has
Copperhesdism ever yet defeated loysl
y? Can P.ndleton overcome Grant I?
1t has been onr boast that there we're
more Democrstic than Republican SOL
ders iu the ranks Of the loyal armies -
VIII these men fight one way and vote
another Z? Having whipped the enemy
in the field. will they vote him the vic
tory in the council The leaders who
think so must he 'old lins Wbigs'-
those most hopeless Of political drivel-
lers. Can we go into this fight against
the glories Of Vicksburg. Doselson. Ap.
potomaA Court House. and thousand
other famous fields. with peace at any
price and the war . failure inscribed
on onr banners"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-06-25

Wesss AND WoasE.-Ths Democrat
10 party is IL such . strait, thst many Of
its sbrswdsst members ere net osly very
ssalously educating tAs sooinstion of
Chase. bot are willing to take hin
with . negro suffrage platform. s.d .
desertioo Of thsir rspsdiafion doctrine.
Why dos't the Democrats come over
and support The Repabliess ticket st
onesi Thsy will and bst.sr aud hon.
ester candidates. more just and sensible
platform. and will tbsa be on the side
that is sure to win. Do theS want sue
cess. or do they merely want to vote
sgsinst the Rspublicsu candidates. no
matter whether their own candidate b
q Rebel or an Abolitionist II they
want success With good mss. Graas and
Oolfsx are the eaudidstss Tor them OF
IL they ere villiss to b thoroughly
puksd. the Dsmoerstio doctors at New
York vill 6x op dose for them.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-06-25

The people Of Kansas are endowed
with patience beyond conception. il they
much longer submit to the gross impos-
tures which are being perpe,rs,sd uuder
the sanction Of the government. and dig
nified BY the name Of ',rea,ies."
1t 10 not enough that reservation after
reserv vstiou, within the boundaries and in
the best portions Of the State. have been
gobbled by speculators and non-rssi-
dent land sharks that no reason nable
protection has been vouchssfed the set.
tiers thereon that hundreds OF ssttlers
have been driven from their homes and
improvements at the point OF the bayo-
net. to make way for the beartless cormo'
rants who feed on the miseriss which
their swindles have sngendsred that no
part of these lands are. given to the
school fund as an equivalent to the 18th
and 36th sections guaranteed the same
By the General Government that these
lands, so absorbed. return no adequate
COM pensation 10 any form to the people.
bot generally go down in large cash
profits into the pockets Of foreign capi.
talists, who have NO more love for K
sas than Satan feels for the angels Of the
Lord bot we have seen the Oherokee
neutral land swallowed st Q gulp BY Joy
eight hundred Thousand acres for q
song-snd it is now proposed to endow
q played out Chicago bankrupt with
eight millions mofs OF the fairest land,
in the United States. without any decent
provisions made for the thousands of pi
oneers who have brsved the hardship'
and perils Of the border. to advance civ
ilixstion and buili homes.
We call upon our Representative snc
our Senators in Congress to oppose thi
mons.rous fraud.
Mr.. Sturges pays about 19 cents pc
acre for the land in long deferred pay
ments.
Our citizens 10 that locality are thrus
upon his mercy for the price of thei
homes.
The treaty was exacted from the Osa
ges by threats and menaces.
The land is worth not less than S6. 600
900 cash. while Sturges gets it for sbou
81 400. 900.
1t goes to one railway. while il, woul,
build several.
Sturges was the lowest instead Of tn
hie hest bidder.
1ts sale to him raises the presumption
that he bought the commissioners.
The lands embrace an area nearl
eqnal to the area of the whole State q
Massachusetts. and eqnsl to the one siIt
of the whole State of Kansas.
i No provision wss made in the treat
for the school fund. although earnestl
solicited by our Ststa Superintendent.
1t is frsnd. Sturges is q fraud
The commission is fraud.
We shall know soon what our Repr,
sentstives in Washington will do abo,
it.-Topeka State Record.
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tFoe ths Chief)
Letter From Donlphan.
DoslraAx. Jone ls. 1868.

DoSlPRAH. June 18. 1868.
Eolroa CalEs IL have bssn rather
diIstory IN writing; bat time and warm
weather have bad edscs upon your COR
respoodsus. and moreover. there has bssn
bot little Of general interest to writs
about. The town bas been very dali for
sous time: but this is 10 BE- expected at
this season Of The yssr-tbs farmers oil
being busy With their crops.
I do not bslisvs Doniphsa County has
ever bad - good prospect for large
yields to the acre Of oil kinds Of grain %
she bss this year. Corn looks most er.
esllsnt in this part Of the County, and il
nothing transpirs to mar the prospect.
Egypt" viii have to seknowlsdgs . ri
val 10 Douiphsa County worthy Of the
name. Not only will the old farms
ysild vsst suount Of corn. bot there
hes bssn . very large breadth Of new
grousd broken sad placed in this great
staple. I hssrd some one say tbst with.
in . radius Of ten miles Of this plses.
soos City brsskiss plows were in con-
slant snployasst. and most Of the land
bsotss bee bsss sssdsd this spring. At
this rate Of opening new farms. Il will
not b great While ell sll shs lad in
ths Cossty. sew Yielding % rsvssos to
IL Coaaty Of ~ owners. viii b sssu-
Ming IL shsps which ssturs hes 70 sn-
iasntIy intended Il should. The wbsst
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-06-25

~ A large portion Of the Jews. % .
body. appear to be making . desd set
against Grant, in revenge for bis having
once ordered some Of the thieving mem.
bsrs Of their tribe out Of his Military De.
partment. When We remember that The
Jews cruciied Christ, We have no right
to expect that they will show Grant
much favor. But - only . portion o.
the Jews were engaged in thst aiFsir, y.
foutr --whsther the descendants of tbs
Christ. killing faction ean induce sll ol
their race to vote sgsinst Grsnt.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-06-25

THAsKs.-We return our thsnks to
those Of our patrons who have promptly
responded to the bills enclosed in their
papers. . short time sgo. They know
We needed the money, or We would never
have presented bill to them and their
neglect to pay heretofore. was simply be.
cause they were thoughtlsss in the mat.
ter. Some, besides the amount due from
them. have added enough to place them
considerably in advance. Bot one soil.
tsry subscriber. so far. has s:opped BID
paper" because We needed what be owed
'us. Thanks. again. to those who have
promptly paid, and those who intend to.
In few days.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-06-25

~ Sam. Wood gives. as ous Of the
reasons Why be 10 opposed to Grant. that
he cannot support . man "from whom
come no words Of wisdom or loyalty"
1t is . great pity, that . msn should
6ght against the rebellion from 6rst to
last. and afterwards accept . nomination
from the party that prosecuted the war.
aud never inform the people that be j,
loysll Now, Andy johnson acted Diff
fsrsntly. he used to tell every body bow
loyal be was: and We suppose this wss
the reason why Sam. Wood stuck to hin
long after every decent man bad resigned
him to the rebels. .
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-06-25
The Usage Treaty.

The exciting topic in the Central and
Southern part Of the State. at this time.
10 the recent trssty BY which the Osags
lands. comprising some eight millions Of
acres, have been secured by few specu.
lstors, for the prstended purpose Of aid.
ing In building Railroad. The question
was brought before Congress. BY Sidney
Clarke. and the House unanimously
passed resolution asking the Senate not
to ratify the treaty. But the Senate will
BE- apt to disregard this request. A body
tA.t acquitted Andrew johnson, on the
plaiuest evidence in the world. can easily
be induced to put through so big thing
- the Ossse treaty, in which 90 many
shsrpers are interested. Both our Ssns-
tors have . soft side for such speculations.
and usually have land to sell after it is
oil over. The Kansas Senators In favor
Of the trssty, will be strong help toward
ito ratification.
The treaty may bs aswindls-ws hsvs
no doubt It is. But every other Indian
treaty has been q swindls. and this one
cannot be much worse than its predeces.
sors. The Indians sre always dupsd,
bullied or bribed into making the trestiss.
and spsculators always derive the princi.
pal part of the benefit Of. them. The
Delaware treaty was grand swindls: 90
was the Cherokee land business. The
Kickspoo swindls is yet fresh in the
memory Of the people Of Northern Kan.
sss. The Sac and Fox land sale wss q
swiudls. Even the sale of the Iowa
Trust Lands. embracing our town site
and the rich country adjacent. WAS huge
swindle udon the Indians. These lands
were appraised at so much per acre. and
advertised to be sold to the highest bid.
der. the proceeds to be invested for the
benefit Of the Indians. Spectators and
squatters fled upon every parcel Of land. /.
then passed laws Of their own. prohibiting
any but the claimant from bidding upon
his tract. Of course. each piece brought
just iss appraised value. while If free
competition had been allowed, not piece
bot would hsve sold for much more.
The officers in charge ofths matter knew
this. and connived at it.
Such being the facts, We cannot see
much uss in making great fuss over this
0sags swindle. If the treaty is rejected.
it will only leave the chance open for
somebody else to perpstrats the fraud.
It is . fixed fact that the Indians and the
Government are to be swindlsd ont Of
oil their lands. and one person or Com.
pany may as we'll do it Is another. The
sooner the bettsr-then the fuss will be
over. and the lands will gradually pass
into the possession Of farmers who wish
to occupy and improve them.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-06-25

A Delicious Doss.-Ws call sttsn.
ton to . letter written BY Brick Pomsroy
to the editor Of Missouri paper. which
10 print in smother column. A man vbo
can stomach thst. can stomach snytbing.
The soldiers who shouldsrsd their mus
ksts to savs the country, ere stlsmstissa
q houads and hirsliass sst upos ths
South by the tyrant ssd go. Lincoln;
s,d these hounds and hirslings. be says.
we're s;ggers and foreigners! How do
you like that. Germans. Irisbmss. Scotch
men, and oil other foreign born citizens!
This great lsw.sivsr Of the Democracy.
the editor Of the paper that is supported
and endorsed BY Coppsrbssds everywhere.
calls you hounds and hirslings, and class.
. you With nigesrs-bs even puts 700
behind niggsrs. He ssys thsss bound'
and hirslings. ere sisssss sod forsisosrs
A nice party. that. for you to vote with
All their papers would ssy the SAM
thing Of you. if they thought they could
not bumbug you into voting their ticket
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-06-25

JONI T. Cox.-The Burlington Pa
triot nominstes John T. Cox. Of thst
place. So . candidate for Secretary Of
State. and says: I'VE earnestly request
the Republican papers Of the State to re-.
echo this announcement" John 10 q
very clever gentleman, and ss far a.
qualifications are concerned. it would be
hard to End his superior for that Office.
Bot John has been out of the State more
than he has been in it for the last six
years. He enjoyed for time lucrative
bot not dangerous place 10 the army be
afterwards occupied . lucrative place at
Washington for about two years, under
the Lsne dynasty and since then he has
enjoyed lucrative place along With the
Commission that has been 30 man,
months sppraisine the Ch,rokee lands.
in tact We believe be is still in ,bst bo.
iness. John has . faculty for getting
nice places without being elected to them
hence We say. let him enjoy his f.eul,ie..
II change must b made in the Office.
of which Ne see no necstsity-Ist il be
gwen to some good nsn vho has don.
more work for the party. with less r..
cogni,ion of bis services. than il the es.s
With John T. AanAetEan Rad;o,l
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-06-25
DoNIPHAN COUNTY DIRECTORY

County Commissioners-JAMEs E. DRYDES
JoHN II. Urr, ANDREW B. SYnNs.
Sheriff-B. s. CAAPBrLL.
Treasurer-CHARLEs RAPrELYE.
County Clerk--JoHS T. KIRwAN.
District CIerk-FRANK BRows.
County Attorney-x. K. Srour.
Probate Judge-JoHH c. GoRDoN.
Register of Deeds-DvScAN McISrosH.
School Superintend dent-D. W. Baows.
Coroner-SESEcA GURNEY.
Surveyor-Anos VI. Warns.
Assessor-J. c. WILLIAMS
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-06-25

~ One A. Willisus. . Methodist
preacher. is 6llipg the Coppsrhsad pa
psrs of Nebraska with his grievances.
We gather froe his lamentations, tbst
be was . refugee from the Church South.
bot held fast to bis rebel principles. and
rallied against the article IN the Methodist
Discipline opposing Slavery. calling it
mixing politics with religion. The Ne
brsska Conference very properly kicked
him ont Of the ministry: and now he 6lls
the Coppsrhssd papers With howlings
that show hin to bs thoroughly vsrssd
in the Brick Pomeroy style Of literature.
II is evident that the Nebraska Confer.
ence csn tell skunk BY his SMELL.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-06-25

~ George T. Aothoay. editor Of the
Kansas Farmer, hes bssa appointed Col.
lscsor Of Intsrnsl Revenue fer Ksnsss. in
place Of Col. Tho. Moonlight. Al
Capt. Anthony d = Radical Is q man
can we'll Be. and Os xoosIish. is also
Rsdiosl. ~ cannot sss what has been
accomplished By the change. unless old
Andy 10 SOW dstsrmissd to give the
whole party chance st the Offices. W.
spssk for the Treasury Department.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-06-25

~ The grnssboppsrs are now almost
ready to take their flight. and. contrary
to all signs and fears. hsvs damaged bu,
very few grain fields. and those not ssri.
ously. As the wheat is almost ripe. Il
will probably escape them; and corn ID
not such fsvoriie food with them. They
do not seem to be possessed Of the raven.
ous nature Of the FIRST emigration, and ol
last years Matching. II they intend Ia
stay with us permanently. indications are
that they will. in few more generations.
settle down into quiet, well.behaved,
harmless grasshoppers.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-06-25

HThs Msnhsttsn Radical says that
Gen. Harvey, candidate for Governor. is
busy on his farm. "Isying BY bis corn. I"
We supposs be is not laying it BY after
the Demo ocratic fashion-in liquid
shape.