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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-09-01

SENSIBLE Abiding TO Nspoleon's at
tempt to force the 1000. 900 German
residents ont Of France. on three days
notice. the Chie.go Tribune says:
President Lincoln. during our rebel
lion. had more mother Wit than Napoleon
nos displays. When reminded that Jrf
Davis wss driving Unionisis ont Of tie
Coofederacy. anu urged to eject Soother-
ners and violent rcL~ls resident st the
North. he answered. NO! we need eaod
supply Of Coppsrhesds to help pay t.xe-.
raise crops. and run onr railroads snd
other Industries. We can u-e them end
ssks care Of them without difficulty ct tn.
North. Bot il We send them se,oss The
lines. they reinforce ths rebrl army. and
We have 20 many more men 10 help oot-
number Mcclellan"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-09-01
Tag Luz. or cu.alEs Drc..s.-B,

THz LIFE OF CHARLEs Dicksxs
DR.. r. Shelton Macket zie. Literary Ed
itor Of the .Philsdelphia Daily Press"
With Personal Rrccllsciions and Anee-
dotes; Letters by '.Bos." never before
pu.lished; His Last Will in Full;-
And UncolIec,ed Papers 10 Pose snd
Verse. With Portrait and Au.ogrsph.
T. B. Peterson & Brothers. Phiisdel-
phis. have jnst published The Life Of
Charles Dickens. BY DR.. r. Shelton
Msckenzie. Literary Editor Of the Phil
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side full history Of his Life, his Uncol-
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a Recollectiops end Anecdo,es; HE las,
Will and Testament in foil; as we'll ss
Letters from Mr. Dickens to various per.
sons. never before Published; and traces
the entire career OF the great Novels,
from the time of bis bis,h and first coa-
nection With journalism IS . reporter. to
its unexpected and lsmentsd termination
on the 9Th OF June. 1870 With fnl
account OF the Funeral Services. and
Dean Stan!ey's Fnne'al Sermon. preach.
ed 10 Westminster Abbey. on the Sun:
day following the Funeral. 1t also con.
tsins . new likeness Of Charles Dickens,
taken from q photograph for which h'
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-09-01
The Convention.

In week from to-day. The State Con-
vention meets at Topeka. What the re-
sult will be. we shall not pretend to gness.
though We are BY no means sanguine.
To read the Clarke papers. we find that
Sidney is carrying everything: while in
the anti. Clarke papers, We End that ev.
erything is going against him. Both
sides are about equally reliable 10 this
respect.
II Clarke ebould succeed, be would
owe his success more to bis opponents
than to the efforts of his friends. The
feeling 10 Kansas was largely sgains.
Clarke. But multitude of sspirsnts for
his place have arisen, and with many oi
them. the principle see ms to be. that unless
'.I' am the accepted man, there is no posi-
biiity of change. Probably they will
labor to this end-snd doubtless some oil
them have come out for the very purpose
Of division and confusion.
Then. there are others who have set
themselves up as dictators. and every man
who does not chime in with their notions
of minor details, has sold ont to Clarke.
They conteDded that every man who op
posed increased representation in he Con-
vention, had been bought up by Clarke.
Every man who fsvors the e-nom in ration
Of Gov. Harvey. is in fsvor Of Clarke /;
nnd every delegate who does not favor q
riva roce vote in the Convention. will be
corrupted by Clarke. According to their
showing, the anti Clarke force. after be-
ing subjected to the trimming off process on
oil their nice points. will be rather small
and select. In the meantime. Clarke and
his agents are vigo, ously at work every
where. leaving nothing undone to gain
support, and rejecting none on nice points
OF order.
+. Under oil The circumstances. it cannot
be expected Of one to be very sanguine
of shelving Clarke. II be is beaten not
withstanding, il. may be regarded as an
evidence that the people are in earnest in
the matter.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-09-01

| We have begun seriously to won
der whether there are any white men in
Kansas Who have any interest in the Of.
fairs Of the Republican party. The lead
ing papers are just now devotiog oil ,hei,
sttention to showing whether this or tha,
man is worthy or unworthy Of the sup
por. of the colored vote. The two or
three Thousand colored voters in the State
msy be worth looking after. but the fifty
thousand white voters are not to be alto.
gether lost eight OF.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-09-01


RoCGH on SANFORD Our friend Ssn-
ford's "N.tionsl Labor reform Party"
gets a notire from the New York Herald
hich can hardly be conside.ed conpli-
mentsry. and it is certainly not A.nerine
to the new enterprise. After alluding to the
fact that the Labor Congress bad form
ally resolved to enter the political field.
the Herald say: "rhe clsptrsp which
is TO be the stock in tho trade Of The new
patty is evidenced in its high. sonnding ii
tie The sttsmpt to establish orking-
mans party has been tried manv times.
and ss often failed isnomiuiously.
Such must be the fate Of the movement
started by the Cincinnati Labor Congress.
and tho sooner the workingmen can be
made to appreciate this fact the better.
II is impossible for any p.rty to make
great beadwsv without . platform of prin-
ciples which embraces al classes Of ciii-
gems. and has broad. national, not local
interests. which truths do not appear to
have been con.idered BY the Cincinnati
delegates. Another fatal ohsi scle to the
scheme is the profound ignorance Of the
commonest principles Of finance. interna-
tionsl right and jnstics evinced by the
fathers Of the new party. II the move
ment ia to be engineered by such dsms-
gognes. the bantling may he considered
dead already; it cannot live under ,h'
charge Of such nusses. The affair is a
great political hInnder. and will unln mos,
Of the good already effected BY the Lsbor
Congress.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-09-01
Pe....;.I.ip 1. schools.

There il no exercise OF the school room
that calls 10 loodly for reform. NO branch
of public education that so needs t. be
revolu,ionix-i. a. the teaching Of pen
% .nship in onr public schools.
There IL no true teacher that does not
know thst for each pnpil to provide him
self With copy book Of home msnufse-
ture. containing f,om one to q dozen
sheets Of paper 40 soiled that it is sn i'm
possibility 60 make = legible mark there
on. no two heing oi the same siz'; some
with com moo paper Tor backs sah soms
with no backs at al; or il . copy hook is
purchased. to purchase a M S. when
No 1 il needed. and then to be sliowed
To keep bs cory book in his desk. If he
is fortunate enough 10 have one, .nd
write whenever 20 inclined. with bat few
airections or Instructions. is . Nuisance
that ought to he shstsd.
Several Of the teachers Of the County
.. ,ch writing by system. some hy the
Spenccrian. end some BY the Psyson and
Dnnios rystcm. and are mueh more suc-
ce-s,ul than those who teach without
system.
OF the comparative merits OF the two
systems. l will not undertake to decide
Both ere good, and il ell onr tesrhe',
would nse one OF the tso systems. mnch
more could he vlisied. Some may
have more talent than others for acquiring
skill in this beautiful and highly useful
art. Snch. o; course. will excel
The Pay>on and Dnnion copy book
can he ob,.ined Tor l3 cents per copy !
cents less than the retail price
A qu.n'ity can Re- forwarded to Troy
in care Of the Superintendent. The
teachers Can obtain them from him. and
collec, the price from each pnpil thai
needs one. thereby bringing the Who'll,
n, after directly under his control; and i
the teacher does not nnder>tsnd the sy.tem
he can ess'ly procure Manual and le"rr
it.
The manual gives fnll directions fo
conducting the exercises. so that on
knowing nothing about how q writing ex
ercise should be conducted. hss thor
oughly competent teacher always at hand
i / see no reason why . radical reform
cannot he reached in very few week
after the Fall schools open. il the coop
e,ation OF teachers and District Board
can b. .ecnre,l.
!. In house. that have no desks. that ar
not sealed in regnl.r order. it will be i'm
possible for any teacher to conduct
writing exercise. or any other exHcise q
the school room. successfully. A thor
ongh reform under such circumstance
cannot be expected. hence the reason wh,
the seating Of school rooms properly h~
been So strsnnon.ly u'aed upon Di.tric
Bo-'ds. during the last two yesrs.
D. W. BRowN Co Snp Puh. Ins
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-09-01

In addition to these three regiments OF
Zoasvs., Of whom Ges P1oscher says
there srs only 800 to 600 left. wers the
Tiralleurs Indigincs. OF African riasmen
-Tarcos. ~ they are conmonly called.
Two-,hisds Of these were DSiivs Age
risns, and the other third Frrnchmen.
7 hey also formed three regiments OF 2 600
men each. Many Of them are gigantic
negroes. In the I'aliau campaign OF
1866 the Aust,ians had .ueh horror
o, the Tuscos thst thry called them the
butchers. and declared that fnch b ood
Thirsty aavsees onght not TO be employ ed
~ any civilized nation in the world
They ere very d.fficnlt. indeed. 10 man
age. snd even during the time thy haze
heen in Sirssburg had tn be move! away
from the town. Their efierrs are F'ench-
men picked for the pnrpose. bnt mp to
the rank of lieutensot the nativ" Turcos
can get 6 promotion. Like the Zen.ses
they are excellent marksmen and indie
fatigabls marchers; hot they are disliksd
a. . body very much, and wonld not he
retained in Europe in times OF peace for
. single year. There is. it is hna. .
regiment OF Tnrcos Of the guard in Paris
or rather = single battalion Of them. and
most visitors have noticed their hlsct
faces. and light blue j,.kets on duiy at ,h'
Tuilleries. However. IN 'se give a vast
deal Of iroutie. and there have been Sc
rioos ,honghts Of disbsnding them. mor'
than once.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-09-01

DELEGATEs.-The Lesvenw orth Times
publishes list Of Districts. with the
number of delegates to which they will
be entitled. according to to the ciphering
of Marshal Houston. Phe First District
is given but one. the SECOND, one and the
Fourth one. The people Of this County
will not consult Marshal Houston as to
the number Of delegates they are.entitled
to. The First District has over $500 in
habitsnts, and will send two. The Sec
ond District has over $500. and the
Fourth almost 5000. and will each send
two. The Third District is given two
1t barely has . fraction over 2500
Douiphsn County will be entitled to nine
delegates. the Filth District being the
only one having . single representative.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-09-01
~ An effort has been made in n

Ev An effort has been made 10 X
sas to raise . subscription to erect . mon.
ument to james II. Lane. bot the amoun,
subscribed is so small as to be made a
subject Of ridicule. No man ever had
such power in Kansas. and so many fol-
lowers. a. Jim. Lsne, when be was in
power. snd had patronsge to dispense.
But very few people had any genuine rs-
spect for him. Their ot;ect was to istten
at the public expense. through his in6u
ence; and now thst be is dead and power
less. nobody cares abont expending dol
lar to preserve his memory. Other men
in Ksnsss will come down fstter than
that. as coon as they lose their grip on
the patronage.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-09-01
~M NJ. s. Adam, recsutlv made

~ NJ. S. Adams recently made q
speech in Lsavenworth.. in which he as
serted that either himself or Sidney Clarke
would be nominated for Congress. Does
he mean that If he cannot be nominated
he will throw what strength be control,
to Clarke? That's the way it sounds, al
this distance. II that is the interpereta-
tion. it is q pretty good reason why the
people should avoid sending Adsms del.
egstes to the Convention. The doctrine
Of nominate me. or you shsll take
Clarke sgain." is what has played the
mischief heretofore, and should be guard
cd against this time.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-09-01

~ Oar Msrcns Parrot will feel like
coming home if the P,ussiAns bsgin to
sling their shells into the French Capital.
As pleasure resort il will be fsilure
when that sort Of business commences
Le0vennorM Times.
We don't wish Psrrott any harm, but
We hope that Paris may be made SO hot
that he Snd all other Americans Of his
class will have to skedaddle in hurry.
1t hss got to be one of the fashion
able humbngs cf the dsy. aud is becom-
ing mere so. for Americans. when they
get bold Of little money. to take up
their residence somewhere in Europe. as
il their own country were not good enough
for tbem-visitipg this country occasion
oily. es farmer looks over his hog and
cattle pasture. to see that the swine and
cattle are getting along oil right.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-09-01

H Among the speakers announced
to address anti Clarke meetings in Doug
las County. we notice the name of James
H. Lane. Jr. Young Jim. don't seem to
appreciate his fathers boot-blsck as o
great Statesman. nor to see the qualities
In him that leads men, ell over the State.
who consider themselves Of the first stand
ing. to strive to become boot. blacks and
lick.epitties to him.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-09-01

THE WAR.-European sdvices report
more heavy fighting between the Prus.
sisns and French, but there is nothing
definite as to results. The Prussisns
still seem to be pushing toward Paris.
and the peopls are beginning seriously to
calculate the consequences when that
City shall fall into Prussisn hands. So
far. the French have been badly worsted
and their prospect does not seem to i'm
prove.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-09-01

S The Oskaloosa Independent has
been enlarged. and appears in new drsss-
It ranks among the oldest and best papers
in the State. aud we are glad to see this
evidence of it's prosperity.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-09-01

Il SHELL A RAr!"-We learn that
Judge n. Price. Of this County. is cau'
didste for the Congressional nomination.
This is ell Q trick. lie knows be does
not stand the Iemotest show. 1t is only
dodge to run in few delegates appar'
emily devoted to his interests. but really
in favor Of Clarke. 1t is but carrying
out plan be was overheard disclosing
to friend. early in July-.hat they in
tended TO elect Clarke by dividing up the
opposition among multitude Of candi
dates. and getting them at loggerhesd,
with each other. 1t is tolerabIy nssty
business for Judge to undertake such I
ssme to defest the will of the people
especially one who holds bis ofiicethrougt
the kind forbearsnce Of his own party
friends. If the people ale in favor o
Sidney Clarke, we say elect Clarke dele
gates OF once: but let Us have none Of ,hi
crawling down from the bench to swindl'
the people. Amy transaction Of this kint
will be salted saey in convenient cor
ner, sgainst the time when bell come
sronnd.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-09-01

~ The papers are mskiug uncom-
plimentsry remarks about the mise. .ble
parasite. Wordeu. who is per.mbuistine
the State. He cannot belp the bungle
that nature made Of him. We dont ex-
sctly know how to account for it, but
when We look ct him. We are invariably
reminded OF Q crab iouse.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-09-01

re- Primes Sslm Salm. foreign al.
venturer of some note in the Federal
army. during the rebellion. end aiterwsrd.
with Msximilian 10 MEXICO. wsa killed
in the late great battle near Meg. He
was 10 the Prussisn army.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-09-01

JOY BUILDS THE TaoY RoAD.-We
learn from Mr. Philbrick. of Doniphan.
that the Doniphan County hoard on
Thursday decided to transfer their inferes,
in the road from A'chison to White Cloud
to JAS. F. Joy & Co The A,ehison
board met yesterday and would doabtless
tske the Same acrfon.
Mr.. Joy agrees to begin the shipping
Of the iron and laying track within ten
days. and TO hsve the road completed to
the Nebraska line BY the fret Of January
1t is believed to be his purpose to extend
it thence next year to Lincoln. the cspi
tai Of Nsbrasks.
This will open an important section Of
country TO Lsavenwor,h. and give us
fhy thousand new customers.
Mr. Ph,ibriek also informs ns that Mr..
Hall promises 10 buid the river road
from Doniphan to Ws,hrns. sixresn
miles. on -receiving the Coun,y stock in
the ST. Joseph sud Denver rosd. Thr
line is an important one. and We now be-
lisve that it will be bn,lt DoniphsD
A'chisOD and Lesvenworth Counties have
'esson to congratulate themselves on these
important movements. Onr prediction.
made in March. that Sol. Miller wonld
this year be able to go from White
Cloud. near the Nebr aka line. to Baxter
Springs. on the line oi the Indian Ter
ri'ory. by an all rail route in Kansas
will certainly prove true.-Leavenworth
Tmes.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-09-01

T The Government Reservation OF
Fort Lesvenwor,h appears to be in the
hands of band Of murderers and outlaws
Assassination or robbery is almost night
ly occurrence on that enchanted ground
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-09-01

@ Thomas H. Moore. OF Iowa Point.
has been chosen by the County Commits
sioners. Trustee to hold the stock OF Don
iphan County in the Atci,ison and Ne.
brsska Railroad, until Mr. Joy fnl6lls bis
proposition. The selection is Q good one.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-09-01
We Hope to See

"A before the lat Of September. Have been
building. and hard pressed. and our csssomers
can help us out. and set us On good footipg,
this Fall; and they uii not regret shs assist.
snee short pso6ts .nd quick sales inous new
building: VAN BUSKIRk 4 90.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-09-01
EF The Kansas Dem ocracy are high.

" ela,ed at tie war that is raging in
the Republican ranks. The beauty Of il
is, it does them no good. The Repuhii
can party Of Kansas might divide into
half dozen moro belligerent factions.
and the Democracy could derive no bene-
fit from it.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-09-01

E~ The "only remaining survivors''
of the Robert Bruce family have cnnceu.
traied ct Oshkosh, Wiseonsin.-Ef
Then. hereafter, Oshkosh will b
Brucs's address.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-09-01

IH Baker aud Sanford have been
offering resolutions and endesvoring to
make capital in the Labor Congress. at
Cincinnati; against Gov. Harvey. This
worthy pair of shysters had better visit
the bostile armies in Europe. on the same
mission. They might be able to secure
few delegates there against Harvey.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-09-01
Special Notices.
EXTRA SPECIAL NoTICE!i
BEWARE OF COUNrERFEIrs.

'mIthS Tome SyTnp has been counterlcited, |,
and the counterfeiter brought N grief.
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
The .genaine article must have DR.. JoRs
Bulls private stamp on each bottle. Dr..
JoHs Bull only has the right to manufacture
and sell the original JoHS J. Snrrs's Tonic
SYRUP. Of Louisville. Ky. Examine we'll
the label on each bottle. II my private stamp
is not on each bottle. do not purcha.e, or you
will be deceived. See my eolunn sdvsrtiss.
ment. anil my show card. I will prosecute
any one infringing on my right. The sessiae
SsrTs's TosIc SrxUr can only Be prepared By
myself The public's servant,
DR.. JOHN BULL.
LOUISVILLE Nov. S, 1863. nch. 81.
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WEDLOCK.

The Basis Of Civil society.-Esssys for
Young Men, on the honor and happiness Of
Marriage. and the evils and dangers Of Celib-
acy.-with sanitary help for the astainnest Of
mans true position in life. Sent free, ir ssal-
ed envelopes. Address. HOWARD AssO.
CITATION. Boz P. Philadelphia, Pa.
feb IL, 70-ly.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-09-01

The ces.us r.,srps from M.sshsll
eonn'y. - officially rsssrsed to thu C"n"-
y CLERK. how . population Of 1909,
With 1,750 voters.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-09-01

Tho Purchase Of the Atchison d Ne
brsska road By Mr.. Joy. if it has really
been made. means that the rosd will
speedily be completed in 6rst- class man
ner. and thar It will be pnt on paying
b.sis Just ss xoon o. capitol. energy sna
experience viii place it there. The sur
render Of the stock Of the counties along
the line We do not consider very high
price 10 psy for snch . servics. We do
not believe thar sny municipality ever re-
ceived dollar b. way Of dividend in Ie.
tnrn for its stock 10 railway en'e'pr'ses.
nor th.t any ever ~iIi.-1opeka Co"
asonxeolh.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-09-01

~ The Hisw s,hs Dispatch has been
enlarged 70 an eigbt.colsmn psper. We
suepoes this msy b Interpreted to mean
prosperity.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-09-01
r. A French despatch says tb

H A French despatch says that
Louis Napoleon has succeeded in escaping
from France. This, in connection with
their reports Of great French victories.
sounds like one OF the letters Of Orpbeus
q. Kerr from the Army OF the Potion &C.
He told how Mcclellan was driving the
enemy with great slaughter. and wound
mp with the rem.rk that Mcclellan would
probably succeed in making bis ESCAPED
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-09-01

TIE RAnPoAp.-A letter from SIR.
Click Informs us tI,st ell the pre'imins-
ries With Mr. joy have been completed.
and th.t trsck-lsyips on onr rosd will
commence within twenty days. We ere
slso in'or med that the contractors cay
,Ley will complete the srsding ct once.
sud can keep oct Of the way OF the track
ls,e.s. Go matter how fsst they come.
We bopo these calculations are NOT too
ssnguine. All now depends upou the
Company 6n!sbing the grading. aud they
should rot dis'ppoint the people " ho
have 90 cheertully consented to all they
required, bard though it was. According
to joys proposition. for every dsy the
Company delay the grading after track
laying commences. he has sn extension
of Two days on his contract; so that il
will be seen that few days delay on the
part of the Company. will amount &c
considerable on joys part. il he is dis.
posed to avail himself Of it. The cars
can be running to White Cloud by ths
close Of navigation. il all hands are dis
posed to push things.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-09-01
Brick.

"E have juss 6nished burning . Iaaes hiln
W Of brick. t,e best ever burnt IN this pars
Of the country. and are now peepe,pd % M
orders. fos cash. "A supply siu be hene up all
seascn. WILLIAMS & WHlTHAN.
White Cloud. June -.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-09-01

~ Anderson County. indiana. held
"grsst Radical reform meeting" one
day last week. No one came bnt farm.
er. and he adjourned the meeting after
adopting a resolution that he u as a. good
as 'enny nv 'em".-Demoerotie Poper.
The fact that there is no Anderson
County in Indiana. does not in the least
interfere with the truth Of The above story