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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-06-08
"Would you walk into nv parlor 7
Said the spider to the Hy."

Those highly vir'nons in.'ividnals who
send money to the New York "sawdust.
-windlsrs in hope OF rere,ving q return
OF counterfeit money. are likely to CONS
to grief. Their letters are To be retained
and opened at the New York post office,
and the n. .me Of OF the writer forwarded
TO the postmaster W here written. with in.
-frnctions To post it conspicunnsly in the
Office with statement Of the facts. The
'i"s ia a COOL 0ns. sni IL carried onf
s''me rich developments may be expected
Tire man who is mean enongh to bny
counterfeit money with the intention oi
passing it npon nnsuspec'ing nsiyhbors.
is mean enough to sesl bis neighbors'
sheep, il he rhonghf he wonli not ee'
fonnd ont. and it is right that the public
sh"n'd ho informed OF lis Intention
" J. Mechanic.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-06-08

~ Tom ESing-Jesuit E Tom. who
employed bis troops in srresting Union
men. while the bushw hackers were. left to
sack Kansas 'owns-has inst been a.tten
ed DOT hy the Democratic State Conveu.
tion Of Ohio. in nominating another man
over him for Governor. Several ot' Or
States have offices TO FL. the coming Fall
Ewing had better happen to think that
he is q cifizsn OF one OF them.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-06-08

APPOINTMENTS On thu last day of
the recent term Of the Units'l States Cir.
cuit Cont At Toprks. an order w,s m .d =
revckine the appointments Of al Com :
missioners Of the Cont of the Uni,sd d
Stsfe. Tor the district oi Kansas to dat.
.nd the follow;ne person< were appoin.
ted: john NJ Price. Atchisnn; Geo J
B,krr. Lawrence: j NJ. Spencer and
Levi. Hanback,. Topsk.; C..psr W.
Shreve. White Clond: j. Fl C. Rnys..
P.ois; G. w. Ws'ermsn. B.x,er
SPRINGS: n. n. Bnrlsigh. HumhoId,:
Ss'h NJ B'ar'i-Iev. Parker: Aln.ni Gil.
LETT. Empori~: Roht Whms. NarysviII..
Fl q. Sloss. Wiehi's: 2. E. Britton and
8 v Lscompre. Le.venworth.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-06-08

~ A correspondent Of the Atchisou
Champion. speaking of an item in this
paper regarding the Iowa Point Postmas.
ter. says lie is not exactly Democrat.
as he voted for Grant. and is moderate in
bis politics. II the people Of Tows Point
are satisfied with their Postmaster. ws
are not going to complain; We simply
mentioned the fact that Democrat had
been appointed. II we wronged him BY
calling him Democrat, We were led into
the error BY his taking active part in Dem
cratic meeiipgs. As matter Of politics.
the Republican party has no use for such
nalf-ways.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-06-08

We have read and carefully studied
V,lanhishsm'- new departure, and ind it
',n't 50 new sf'er all. IL consists p,in
r'pallv in saving that the Democratic par.
" is very well sysre that it has been on
'hs wrong track for ten years past. and
that. therefore. all who are in favor Of
good government, ~ i'll vote the d. moor at
ic ticket. It's most interesting festu,e j.
the msgnanimi'y with which it proposes
To allow the Republican. nf OHIO to vote
Mr. V.llnndighsm into the Srna,e This
can hardly be called new departure.
We have no donbt Mr.. Vallandigh.m
wonld have displayed an oqnai drg,ee of
m"gnan'miiv two years ago l. he roulh
hsve beaten Thurman bv - uuo, Of Dem
orrar~ anil ''cnnsfitoo;iun- lovir,s" Ra,nb-
iicsns. he ~onli have extended the right
hand of fellowship on that nnst.icious
occasion. Indeed. V,l's new dspe,,nrs
ia a very old thing. Only We never
heared it c.l!ei BY that name. before.
Ii usei to be.
"would you walk into my parlor
Said the spider to the y"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-06-08

az The Doniphan Democrat COM
plains that that the papers Of this County
have not given It . courteous greeting.
We can assure the Democrat that We ere
not Jealous Of it, and have no fear that il
will seriously interfere with our patron
sge. We simply stated the result OF our
observations concerning Democratic pa
psrs in Doniphsn County heretofore. II
Democrats have kept up any of the Re.
publican papers Of this County. it is
more than they have ever done for pa
Der OF their own.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-06-08
MARRIED John A. Martin, of d

MARRIED John A. Martin, of III,
Atchison Champion. was msrried. on the
,lst inst. to Miss Id, Challiss, dsnsh
ter Of w. L Challis. Of that city. The
Colonel's military artlor is still so strong
that he employed Rev. Mr. Gpnu to per
form the ceremony. 1t is well for .,
editor always to have q good Ids. Msy
John A. never lose his. ~
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-06-08

H David A. Welles. the great Free
Trade mogul. pronounces America NJ.
tion Of liquor euzslers. Perhaps it is
upon this that the Democracy found their
hope OF electing the next President.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-06-08

IL the Indiana cannot get powier and
shot where~ith to hnnt for support. they
have ingsonisy esonch to devise sub.tj.
tuses whsrehv TO gaia NEST In, their din.
ners. Ths Kew Indians. ia Kansas. are
nndoubteily highly sascepfibls Of civil.
isstioo. They ssIt the railroad track
This snticrs cssils 10 front Of the trains:
the esitls are killed. sad 10" gathers M
The csrcssses. and keeps By him % abup.
dsses Of rossts end soop- pieces.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-06-08

Ga, YES. They IL DO Ir.-Some Of the
Anti-Bond men say that if the school
bonds are defeated. they mean to get up
a petition asking the prssent Board ol
Directors to resign. The Board will re.
sign. il they ask them to-of course, they
viii. They viii snxiously watch for the
coming Of the demand. and 60 halfway
to meet it. Oh, yes, they'll reaiSnl
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-06-08

S We notice that our old friend
back in Ohio. Hns. Woipsss. bee bsez
getting married. Next thing he knows
the Revenue Assessor will be sronnd sitel
him. for the same purpose that be wen'
for Kisling.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-06-08
E We shall soon. commeuce rs-se

~ We shall soon commence reset
ting our advertisements in our new type
Any person wishing changes made in
their sdvertis. .ments. should Jet us know
ct once. Also. new advertisements for
the new volume should be handed in sc
IS to give Us plenty of time on them.
We hope to receive lots of them. Every
msu in business should advertise. 1,
helps him. helps ths. .pIinter. and gives
strangers q good oehsoh of the business
of the place.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-06-08

~ The notorious Dr.. Cordozs wss
shot end killed. . few days ego. ct Fort
Ssdgwick. Nebrssks. in trying to escape.
So le,ter-writer says. Perhaps il is an.
other dodge Of Cordoss himself. prepare.
tory to undertaking new adventures.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-06-08

H The Supreme Court Of this State
has decided that County bonds voted ia
aid Of Railroads. are Constitutional sod
valid. The United States Circuit Court
takes The same view Of the question.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-06-08
e. The Democratic papers are urging

% The Democratic papers are urging
sgsinst Gen. Harlan. the Republican
candidate for Governor Of Kentucky. the
charge that. for the last seven or eight
yesrs, ho acted most Of the time with the
Democracy. Il Is serious charge. bat
the Democrats onght not to make fass
shout il.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-06-08

We learn that there ia sonn 10 he .,
excursion to leave A'cbi.on in III. NOR.
mig on the A'chison and Nehrssk. Rail.
road. m.e'inR the s'esmer Fon,snelIe =,
White Clond on her down trip from
Om.hs. srivine here m the ev.n;,, of
the sam. dav This will Civ. onr p,o.
pl. who desire lit'ls recr.tion IN. al.
vantage of rsi'rosh and s'e,mhn.s .x.
cnr.i"" II. ..ms day at very Iow 6xur.s
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-06-08

v Horace Greeley is travelling in
Texas. telling that he is not sorry for
having bai.ei JEFF. Davis; aud Jeff. Da.
Wis is travelling 10 Georgia. telling that
be is not sorry for bsving rebelled against
the Government. The two wcrthies
ought to come together. take % old he bog.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-06-08

~ TIE Nebraska impeachment
Court has convicted Gov. Butler. snd re-
moved him from Office. Now il is Col.
Fornas' turn to laugh.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-06-08
m~..~e Gr~elev-Som, Notes Of
Igfs SoafAera Trip.


Emerson nsed to give conversations
devotei to poetry end suhiim ste'i theory;
B,on.cu Alcot is still in the 6slI with
conversations on social problem: bu' |
doubt il any American can equal Greeley
in ,;,ins "a evtemporaneons political
corvs,s.tion Ifis memory is q vast ar
s.o.l Of os.fnl and telling i.c's: his Ian
eu.se i. vigurons an nnnsuslly preciss
in h,ds, of meaning: his v"ica is strong
f.xihle AMI pleasing in quality. lie is
an excellent listener. never interruptinR
,ho.e Who talk to him. AMI giving se
,;ous idea. his close attention. His an
sw.rs and opinions are announced with
on, the least hesit .tioa. He has sueh
con6,cpee in his power to reason in
straight lines that he thinks sloui. The
,bouoht A shes into his h'a'n and he
A .sb.s il on. again wiihont r'pres-ins il
for captions analysis. lie sst 'h.rs in
the w,uing.ro erect. silvery -hsi,ed.
robust AMI genial. his themes glancing
from Pacific RAILROADS to grassroots. sn'i
ommandiny at al times = deep interest
in his of hand auditory. "It's . great
pity," e.id he at one stage. "th't the
South wasn't kept under military rule for
ten ye.r. after the war: it wonh have
been better for all concerned He is in
cIine,i, too, to defend rather stontely his
action early in 1861. in advising peace.
ful separation of the North and South.
1--WE shonn now have a population Of
forty millions" he sail. "snd a prosper.
ity far beyond any we can hope for ior
m.nv wears" WELL" he was a,ked.
why did you change vour mind?"
THAT NOISE AT SUMTER
chaneed IT," he replied. "That noiss
rnuseA the North and dragged Virginia
into the war. The peaceabls separation
advocated bv M Greeley seems TINS to
have hepn Arcsaian. Thefwoseriions were
tr he friends and lovers. each vieing with
the o'har in acts Of fratern,l kin,lness and
f,,haarance. The explosion even oi
Chinese crackers WAS to he avoided; and
IL anv Snn'harner 6rsi a gnn at the Un'-
tod States Avg. he was tn he smashed.
Mr.. Grrrlev's plan to avert war was to
snhmit to secession. hnt not To non-com
h.t.n's after getting kirkad down more
than three pair Of stsirs."
NJ. Greeley held snme conversation
with an intelligent lacking negro legis.
Iator on the platform at Canton.
"Nnw." SAID BLUNT MI GREELEY
to him, "of conrse we know that Q men,
her Of a S'ste Legislature !. synonymous
with .h;ef. But | "ould like tn know
how tie negro members Of the Missis
s;rni Assembly compare. in ibis respect.
with the white members. d. the negro
members sell their votes more readily
than the white mrmterss" Addressed
in this rt m arkable style. the colored mem
her was decidedly ahashed. II dam,
believe tIrtre ia much Of that going on in
'h;s Sts'e." Re answered. "What are
the colnred men doing for 'hrmselves?''
confined the incisive NJ. Greelev.
Are they LAYING M money. or buvinp
any Of those cheap Mississippi lands. al
1--WE or .ix do lars an acre?'' mo. ther
are not able to hnv mnch property 81
They nught l." he hnving l.nis. II pos
sihle" said the philosopher. "and hoi-
Ing on to them With ~ 'hsir mch'."-
Correspondence Cincinnoti Commercial
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-06-08

1 We have not seen nor heard oi
the st. Joseph Union since che early part
of last week. Hss it gone up again? or
tas the editor gone upon the hills to sss
The sun rise. and not got down ysi
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-06-08

e. .'Sh.ll We have wbiskeyr-Em-
poria Ners.
Certainly. VIII yoa take il With OF
without sogss?
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-08
TO CROOKED LAKE.

Mr.. Ratclit, OF Dunreith, Indiana, 8
gentleman who has had great experience
Ia railroad matters, especially in getting
up excursions, has projected one from
Memphis TO Saginaw, Michigan, to come
off!sOme time about them middle OF Septem-
Der. The route win be by Louisville. Gin
ctnnRti, Dayton n D6trOit, to Saginaw
Valley, and thence to Crooked Lake,
where there Is an abundance of good fish
Ing and hunting. The fare. we are
assured, VIII be very low, and the accom-
modatiOns, we know, viii be the best
that any railroad csn offer. Special favors
will be extended excurzionists. The
country around Crooked Lake, and near
to the Saginaw Valley, is to most OF the
people in this section. q teTra ineoonito.
Most of them know absolutely nothing
about 1t. 1t Is OF the beaten track Of
travel, is out of the route which business
usually forces upon our busi-
ness men, and Is only now and then
visited by some "curious cuss" who has
travelled a great deal, and who has a PEN
chant for "out-Of-the-way places" For
that reason, thls excursion oilers unusual
attractions for travellers from the South;
but when to it We add that 10 Is a section
OF the Northwest Astounding in neWnsss
OF lie, that its scenery and climate are
peculiar and revivifying, and that the
varied industries Of its people are q new
er-ending theme with al VINO have espsc-
ity to appreciate 1t. The excursion, which
will leave Memphis tomorrow, will be
creditable, we hope. to the city, and that
also of which in this article, we make
special reference. The people of Saginaw
are very desirous of knowing our people
better, and of establishing Intimate and
friendly relations with them, hence these
excursions, of which We cannot have too
many in the interest and welfare Of the
common country.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-08
YOUNG LADIES' ACADEMY
st. Catherine of Sienna.
Near Springfield, Washington Co, Ksafaeky.
Under The Pstrsaags Of the Very
Reverend Superior Of ST. Ross.

THIS institution is situated two miles
Il from Springfield, about = quarter OF a
mile nom the BardstoWn and Springfield
Turnpike. IL 10 conducted By the Sisters Of
the Order OF 81. Dominic and Is vel provided
with competent and experienced teachsrs
Wild spare no peins 10 render the Academy
worthy OF extensive patronage. The dlsci-
pine Of the Institution VIII be firm and
uniform, but mild and parental. while The
~strictest attention VII be paid % the health.
comfort and wants Ofths pupils The course u
studies embraces All the branches useful aud
ornamental This Institution was established
in lS2 aud Is situated in one or the heaItl-
lest snd most beautiful portions OF the STATE.
and is OF easy access By rail nom Louisville.
An extensive farm Is connected with the
Institution. from which all the supplies are
drawn, thus giving IL cOnsideTa1ls adVau-
tage over others. The Academy grounds are
extensive and tastefully arranged. The
buildings are erected with an eye especially
TO health and comfort
The Academic year commences on the drst
Monday In september and ends on the last
Wednesday in June, and Is divided into two
sessions Of i've mOnths e8ch.
Terms per session Of i've months accord
ing 70 the class OF the pupil, 81, SIS anu SieU,
payable halfin advance.
For further particulars apply to Messrs j,
c.. Webb a Co, Louisville, Chas- D. slider,
Esq, q COmmere fai Pace, New Orleans, or
% the Fathers in ehsrEelOf 81. Peters church,
Tennessee. dGW an
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-08
MYSTERIOUS
A Boys Eye Knocked Ouf by some InVIs.
IbIe Means white lse n in the aet Of
Stealing Figs.

A Boys Eye Knocked On by some InVIs.
IbIe Means white lze f. in che act OF
Stealing Figs.
A number of boys that live In the vi
cinity Of Besle and Linden streets went
yesterday afternoon out to the corner OF
Venice and Wellington strests to steal
ngs that grew on little bushes in that
n~eighborhood. They were all hard at
work upon the fig trees, and were getting
along finely with the job OF stripping
Them OF their fruit, relieving the tedium
Of business with hearty and instrue-
i've eonlao, when all of q sudden little
tommy Wright, who lives at the corner
OF Linden and Desoto, gave out q fearful
crys q dropped from the tree. The boys
were All scared and did not know what to
make oft. They all come down; little
Tommy said nothing but 40. NV eveI0
and put out for home as fast as his little
feet could carry him with both hands ND
TO his injured orb. Ofcourse the boys al
cleared ont Of there in less than no time.
When Tommy reached his mother the
full extent of his misfortune became
known. One of his eyes was literally
mashed In his head, but no:other sign Of
injury WAS visible. The only way that
the accident Is attempted to be accounted
for Is that some pebble fired by a far-sway
sling struck him in the eye and did the
damage. II that Is the case the pebble
could be found, but diligent search failed
TO bring the stone to light, and no one In
he ~neighboFhood seems to have any
knowledge of other boys being engaged
In the pastime Of singing. Tommy's eve
Is ruined, that Is certain, and how It oe-
Cured Is q mystery.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-08
GREAT IMPROVEMENTSAT THE Overflow
HOTEL.

Arrangements have just been completed
for the most extensive improvements al
the Overton Hotel in this city, which has,
Tor the past i've years, occupied a promi-
ent and hrst-elsss position among the
principal hotels OF the country. The
spacious building Is to be thoroughly
painted and decorated, both internally
and externally, and the principal apart
ments handsomely and beautifully re-
furnished In the finest style. A steam
elevator, with all the latest improvements,
is to be erected, which will be certain to
conduc5 to the pleasure and comfort of
guests, and render each door alike eligible
TO all who make this drst-class establish
ment thsir home while visiting Memphis
either on business or for recreation. The
managing proprietor, Mr.. s. b. Robbins,
who has for SC many years occupied the
proud position of the leading and most
competent hotel keeper in the entire
South, is determined, with this march of
improvement, to leave nc effort on has
part untried TO render the "Overton" in
the future, a it has been in the past,
second, in regard to appointments, to no
hotel in the United States.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-08
supplement 10 b Tennessee Code.

which brings it down to present date
They are Offering books, stationery, etc.
at reduced prices. Call and see them al
Z83 Main atreat.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-08

leaves Dsvali's Bluff on arrival of the
train from Memphis, for the mouth O
White river and all intarmediate landings
The B~stesVille, CsptlIln Smith, viii ar
rive to-day from White river, and vii
leave tomorrow at noon with 3 return
trip.
The Tom Jasper viii, be down to-day
wish the cargo Of tbs John Kyle, which
has to go or the docks.
The Andy Johnson and Capital City are
due from st. Louis bound for New Or
leans.
The r. ]. Lockwood, Captain CoghiII,
leaves to-day at 4 pm for all points on
Red river.
The City of Alton, Captain John 7. Nc
Cord, leaves at IL N. for New Orleans and
the bends.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-08
EDUcATIOHAL
" MEnrnAr ~. nm-- -.

Obstetrics.
JAMES JONES, NJ D., Professor Of obstet.
WARREN STONE, M. D Professor of sur
g RICHARDSON. N. D.. Professor Of
SAMUEL N. BEMIss. n. D., Professor OF
sTANFoED E. CHAmLE, n. Professor
Of Physiology.
FRANK HAWTHoRN, N. D., Professor OF
Materfa Medica.
JOSEPH JONES, NJ. D. Gate OF toe Untvsr-
stty OF NRshvtllel. Professor OF ChsmistrV
j. HICKMAN, d. D., Demonstrates OF
Anatomy.
The annual course OF instruction IN his de-
Partmant viii on MONDAY, the
Eth OF November, N7I. and terminate on the
second saturday OF March, 1872. Preliminary
Lectures on Clinical Medicine and Surgery
viii pc delivered In the am p~hitheatar Of the
SnarlLy hospital. beginning on the 18th o.
Cetooer, without any charge 70 students Ths
AnabomlcAl rooms VIII b opened AZ the same
lime member OF the faculty are visiting
Pnysleians and surgeons to the Charity Hos
pltals and give instruction daily AZ the bed
SIDE OF TIE sick. The practical advantages
thus onsred 70 students are unrivaleL.
EES-EOra all the Lectures. $40 MqfricuLa-
ton 90 Practical Anatomy, SO. Graduation.
E4 Payment required IN advance.
For further Information, address
aUg4 T.. q. RICHARDSON. ~. d.. Dean
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-08

The lame of that old, ti~me-honored and
popular citizsn, John D. Cox, appears this
morning as 3 candidate for Magistrate of
the Fifth Civil District. He has consented
to run for this Office, after repeated and
urgent solicitations from his many friends.
and 1t is an omen of the return of the
good old times to see q citizen of his stand
ing and integrity OF character 50 eagerly
sought by the best citizens Of the Fifth
District to serve them. Let as give him a
full vote, and elect a good man to office
once again. MANY CITIZENS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-08

JACKSON, TENN, as an educational
point, is unsurpassing In West Tsnnes-
see; its physical, social and moral advsn-
tsges characterize Il eminently as & supe-
rior locality for literary institutions OF
high order, and also possesses unusual
accessibility and most attractive sdvan-
tsges for the thorough education of youth.
The following schools are in a ~iourishing
condition, and deserve your attention.
The various religions denominations are
well represented: Tho Baptist Female
Seminary, West Tennessee College, Mem
phis Conference Female School, Rev. 1.
+. Bright's Female school, Academy of
the Immseulste Conception, Reads Tenn
persnce Academy.
Send for q catalogue and see the merits
Of each school.
The expenses Of the schools are made as
small as praotioable in all respects.