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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-05-19

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"a JOHNSON. TAILOR We hsd a re-.
port short time sgo that Andy John
san was preparing for an extensive tour
through Europe. We now have an su-
thsritstive statement from Q Tennessee
paper. that his sccidency, instead Of going
to foreign parts. ia making his arrange
ments to resume his old trade. It seems
th,t he hes purchased large and com.
modious brick building in Greenvills.
proposing to engage sgsin at sn early
day in the tailoring business. under the
old sign Of "A johnson. tailor" He in.
tends to employ qnits a number Of tai
lors. and will conduct Q wholesale and
retSil business. BulIyl We wish him
abundant success at his old trade. He
made great mistake. % the people oil
the United States know to their sorrow.
when be gave il mp and undertook to be
. statesmsn. Now thst he proposes to
20 back to the tailoring business. be may
yet, in some measure. regain the respect
Of the nation and die regretted BY bis GUS
tomess.-Sprinqfeld III. Journal.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-05-19

The IIeIt County Marher Cnse.
We published IN article. last week.
from the St. Joseph Gsz'tie. concern.
ing . murder case in Holt County.
Missouri. We have since received
another and more reliable report. which
puts the affair in On entirely different a.
pect. and thst . political one. 1t is
simply the working ont OF the rebel plan
to punish Union men BY the Law which
they upheld. for acts done in securing pro-
lection to the citizens Of the State.
1t is well known that several U.ion
men we're wsylsyed and murdered in
Holt County. during the war. in pursu.
snce of the advice given BY cid Doc.
Robinson, in the columns Of the rebel
Holt County News. to "shoot them from
every secret hiding place." Gsrnett. the
murdered man. returned from the rebel
army. 10 1864. and party Of armed men
wen, to his bouss and shot him. he was
. bad man. dangerous to the community.
and deserved what he got. His son. who
was at the time in the rebel army in Ar
kansas. now csuses the arrest Of . num.
Der of men fortbe murder. one Of whom
was. at tbs tins Of the killing. with his
regiment 10 South. Wsst Missouri. and
another was on visit to Indiana.
Certain lawyers and other prominent
rebels are in this business. and soy they
are going to have general ovsrhsuliDs
Of things. and show up some men who
now stand high in the community. Tbt
examination was to have como off a'
Oregon. on Monday. and an exciting tint
was expected. 1t was reported that tber'
would be a general turnout Of the peo
pie Of the Comfy. who are determined
that rebels shall never get the upper hant
there sgsin. nor punish Union men. Th'
! whole business has been stirred up for ef
feet. bat the effect is likely to be unpless
ant to those who have stirred it up.
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PAINTING,

nAvtNG permanently heated In White
IL Cload, am prepared 70 do all kinds Of
House and Sign Painting,
in dsysSle and vosknaulike manner, on ebors
notice, and ct reasonable prices.
! alec give special attention 10 PAPER.
HANGING. A share Of patonsg is solicited.
r Leave orders ct Pierce's Livery Stable.
Feb. le. le69u. n. o. PIERCE.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-05-19

~ Gen. Robert Wilson. late Of An.
drew County, Mo. died st Marshall. Sa-
line County. last week. Of Pneumosis.
He wss forusrly State Senator from ths
Andrew Ooenty District. aud was for
several yssrs . member Of the United
States Ssnste. after the beginning Of the
Rebellion.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-05-19

~ A careful reporter st Paris op.
era ball. noticed that many Of the ladies
had been vacciuated sbovs the knee.-Er
Wonder II he saw the scar!
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SHARP AND CLEAR rather admire
the self lfdeception which enables q man
to excuse the baseness of Jefferson Davis,
and devote . column OF censure to q gen.
tleman who repeats . remark dropped by
himself at the breakfast table. Such .
man ought to he sble to apologize for
the Honorable Joseph Jones. who steals
q million. and IN the next breath to de-
liver homily on the enormity of the
theft Of losf Of bread hy fsmished
man. The editor Of the World is able to
spologizs for the bad faith Of Mr.. Davis,
at the breakfast table, that in the time to
come . negro would occupy his seat in
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Begging the Worlds pardon. We con.
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The stnte Conxe.t1on.

10 summing up the qualifications Of
delegates to the next convention. tbs To-
peka Commonwealth makes the follow.
ing sesson.hle and sensible suggestion:
II we could have our way. there should
be no federal cs-holdsr and no deputy
Of such an one 10 the convention. We
have nothing to say against the char.
acters Of such. They are probably as
honest and reputable ss the average Of
men. 1t is nndenisble. however. that
every ons Of them has personal and rel
6.b interests to subserve. 1t is natural
that they should wish to prolops their
power and their pay. and qnits as nstur-
81 that what they msy deem honest con.
victions should be simply the prom ptings
of self.interest. Men in their circum
stances are not likely to exercise calm.
equitable and reasoning Judgment. and
their advice ought. therefore. to oe taken
with several grains Of allow suce.
As a general role. the very best men
to send to those conventions sre those
who are reluctant to 60. 1t is evident
that the people who estimate the loss
which would Thus sccure to them from
the interruption of their lsbors. etc.. sre
not those whose minds would turn to dis
honorable modes of retrieving that loss
and converting it into profit. Every
good citizan owe. services TO his party.
his State and his conniry. and the pub
lie has right to demand the personal at.
tendance of such an one at convention
which is to exert 80 important an inAu.
ence upon the welfare Of the State for
years to coma.
We cannot believe that the question Of
a large or small convention is one Of the
first importance; we are inclined to favor
q large ons. from the fact that it seems to
be desired BY large portion of the par
ty, and from the further fact that it would
tend to increase the interest felt in the
choice Of delegates. and thas ensure Q
better class. Charges of "fIsud and cor.
ruption" will be rife. whoever wins. and
it will be we'll il We have convention
the chsrcter of whose members will make
such charges ridiculous.
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By First Boat Of the Season!

DY the arrival Of the first through boat
ID from 81. Louis. ] have jsst received .
heavy los Of new Furniture, Of the best quality
and latest styles. consisting Of
Bareaus, Bedsteads. Tables, Stands,
Chairs. Safes,
and all other articles Of Furniture. which I
will sell a. cheap ~ any house on the River.
and warrant all articles to Be ~ represent
them.
I vii keep up . fall stock throughoss the
season. and viii also manufacture 70 order any
kind of Fsfsiture desired.
Gill at the old stand, Main Street, sigl q
the Big Bcdssead.
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White Cloud, April =, 1870.
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The SlaNIFIcAScE OF Ir.-Under this
head, the Chief in an article on the
Spe-r difficulty. speaking Of papers which
have taken no part in the controversy.
says:
"Another psper. whose chief editor
has long been connected with the Rsve-
nue. Department. and whose forte is Rev
enue. has not q wbimper on the subject
Of the steal"
This thrust was evidently intended for
ne, with o view to draw us ont. IL the
editor of the Chief will "jnst keep hia
shirt on. and not git rsntankerous. we
shall. when the "siRn gifts right" say
something sbout the Speer claims. Our
desire and intention is to keep our rea.
ders posted on ell important matters.
We have seen the "papers." and shall.
when we get time. hsve something to say
that may hurt somebody: but il it does
it will not be our fault Watkena Repor-
ter.
Since the above was published. we
have seen Mr.. Drenning. We snppose
he mesns..sll right; but at the time we pub.
lisbed our article. we thought it strange
that one who knew so much about reve-
nue. matters, should keep SO silent. not
even stating that defalcstion was alleged.
aud that there was big fuss over it.
We think he knows ss much about the
affair as anybody does. and could tell
some nasty things. If he chose. We hope
the sign may soon be right; for the facts
should be known when they might be Of
some service to the public. After the
thing ia covered mp. Investigation choked
off. aud the public made to believe that
the whole thing was blow for political
effect. it will be of precious little use to
hripo oof the asto mis- HING disclosnrea
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AGENTS H.sSTED.- 500 10 s3o par AsssA- cisr-
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Golden Eagle
Full line Of Robe is IL a.
Mathew 4 Sens SONS baaue6i
patterns,
Boys TOys logs Go saa as sm sa
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For cheap coats Aal paass n 70.
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rhe MATHEW EIors, Panola.
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NEST reasonable terms.
DcfBkaxs { avsHaA ii. CollF.ls $40
Main street Mcmphfspss nigAtaad
lay the entire year. Vow pupil can
gin any day Writing Art and
pck Eteping 1c, &c. ,&e,,
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cd cheap hat 20 to.
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THE EYE

asA ths prgsaf u seiae ths sya d m0,
stsansttas iha ss' ~ aiseass aud Ialds mos,
fea " w ladi@Qus w%puiugu,, AuncspAsAt
tpfatuess are cagf sia6Ag Sc tsass yiloi.
pseauec disease ofthis agan, and ia Ne yoi.
Icy 9Th h#Aeapph ths eSbtrae- " mal4r,
contribute greatly VI n hiaeucy uAd intea
AJ Tfes9lnA Or ( g~raaliaE Ida IS tne ais
ease s~hoaseerlhoa IN tue West and south
This erctcaiRglY rainNl disease. Dr, Z. D
Saas,f Y Ncmths Team, Bias tttatci snace.a q.
Alty ~ y0sa years, ahd we have. oprsigos
kaoaa aserai tnstanSsvhcts ,he parties wtr,
t|a'6at tdtAliy bl'hd actg eaec,aaHy cured by
him, There ARE, aoebucS mauy persons NJ
the south vino think tAtmssnes hopeletsly
blind bsf vso could y tysiasA BY iaacioa
tFaa'n,ent and al such, We wwsid advise %
consult I'm & y Senrss No, aas Main s,rsc,
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1 may rely upon,
As an Illustration 81
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flowing certificate and afiaa-
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sNPHIs, TENS., Dec, 8, 1869.
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Commissioners Salc Of Lands,

~ rirtae N 4 aeares ef tho Ghancery court
NJ IsnalA county Ssats III mississippi, feaaerea
vs. ihe Nossmber term 1862 fhesvt In tht suit
.cf haHess long Y, Il, cumplananis against
Iversop HaaEh "a al hegendants 10. 2tT,
tbcTein, 80 win as Commissioners therein an
pointed, oa MSgiaay she 90 day III January
ls7es a. the opnrs lsvase Of said county
h the town NJ fea6la, within lawful hours
offer fur eale AZ publie Aastion TO the highest
bdder Che following Nfuahia and improved
tract Of land, to-wit: The east half of Section
thirty four, township aims. range eightwesi. in
saia County Of Panola, and Known as lie
Sarah Faughan place, X
TERxs cF SAMOAN thira cash. and The
balance N twoe qnel inxaiinents due Que aud
two years afser date. with saterSst from III
Day Of sale, Bend With GOOD secarry win s.
required Of purchaser, and lien retained 81
the land until TIE purchase money is paid.
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-02-19
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

SUICIDE AT SHAsTA.-Howard Turner, Esq,
informs us of the particulars of suicide CON-
mitted at Shasta Friday or Saturday night OF
last week. The deceased was an old resident OF
this county, well-know " Commodore Line. "
" Commodore " was in Weaverville the week
previous drinking hard all the while. Last week
he found his way to Shasta and was first recog-
nized on Thursday or Friday. About the same
time he bought four ounce vial of laudanum of
WellenGortf and was found on Sunday morning
following, opposite the Odd Fellows burying
ground, just below Chinatown, with his throat
cut the empty laudanum bottle and a bloody
knife near him. A coroners inquest was held
and, from the appearance of the body, it was
thought the act must have been done on Friday
Line was about thirty years of age and
figured in several shooting affairs, in early times
through which he acquired considerable note
riety and the soubriquent of " Commodore
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-02-19

IN The Probate Cut Of The CbuntyQf Trinity State of Crri-
TorHid AZ Chambers. - In he matter If TIE Estate OF
SPENCER LOWDEN. deceased order dpp0intidQ time
for probate g 0iA and dSecta,g publication Of notsce Of
he same. 'it.a ''s-t4 y 40 tAt f.FF N+t
A. DOCUMENT, PURPORTING TO BE THE
N the last will and testament of SPENCER
L0WDEN, deceased, having on the ninth day of
February, A. ID. 1870, come into the possession
of said Probate court, and a petition for the pro-
bate thereof aud for the issuance Of letters tes-
tamentary to Mehitable w Lowden having been
filed by her, it is hereby ordered that MONDAY,
THE TwENTy-FIRsT DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. d. 1870,
at two o'clock, p M, of said day, at the court
room of said court, at the courthouse, in Wes-
veryille, in the county of Trinity, be- and the
same is, hereby appointed the time for proving
said will and hearing said application, when and
where any person interested may appear and
contest the said will, and may file objections in
writing to the granting of letters testamentary to
said petitioner. isu.4efln aLmu r.I Ed
1t is further ordered, that notice be given
thereof by the Clerk of said court by publca-
ton not less than ten days before said twenty
first day Of February, A, d., In the Weekly Trinity
Journal, newpaper printed and published in
said county. a9f4a hfg aat f..oi. l1l4 I'll
And it is further ordered, that subpoena be is
sued to the subscribing witnesses to said will,
and that citations be issued and served upon the
heirs of said testator residing in said Trinity
county, to appear and contest the probate of said
will, at the said time appointed. nu r.
Dated February 9th, 1870. .a......f
A. ]. FELTER, Probate Judge.
Attest: JOHN W. PHILBRooK,
CIV u ~ -.f Clerk of Probate Court.