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~ Some of the papers have come to the con-
clusion that it is unwise and unnecessary longer
to continue the disfranchisement of persons in
Kansas who were engaged in the rebellion. We
thought SO year ago, and voted to remove the
disabilities from all who wished it. The Repub-
licans had better do it, than to let opposition
party make hobby of it to excite sympathy for
the disfranchised, and divide the party, as was
done in Missouri
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-12-21
REDEMPTION LIST.
CouxTY TRxAsUl1R's OyucL !
TpoY, KAxaAA Nov. a 1s7l, 5

,nyorICE h hereby given 70 WIN nay oonssrn thas
The following described Real EsAee VI, sod On ne
~ Az ~ Nav is for delinquent tAxaa Of the year Ie6
a tS.s lie ihrpe years allowed b hv .T rsempeon Of
shs - explre On the 9Th day Of Nay. Is NOV any
: n rral estate being unretorDed fsg1 s.id
t.res IN ths tine limited therefor, vii b. ss
purchaser sy sa.d'ed. Comfy Tl.e.:,:r.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-12-21

The CHEZ says Il supported the entire ticket Did
Il support Johnsoni Did he get vote from the Chief ed
itorf Let ms know that-Liek
Yes, sir; he did If thai answer is not clear and
satisfactory, please let us know what will suit
you.
We inserted JouNsoNs name in the list Of can
didates, and gave him better support than yOu
did the balance of the ticket. We know you made
yonr whole effort for JOHNSON, because You were
ordered to do SO, by your commander chief; and
yon think that makes amends for playing second
fiddle to shysters relative to the balance of the
ticket. But JOHNSON is not a man that pays
folks for acting sucker. You may ms well quit
boring for oil there.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-12-21

~ And men both sides believe. tfar
scratch his ticket) scratched their tckets-Repu
All, indeed! Then how came you to remark to
person, on. election day, that you feared, from
the way the thing was going, that they would
heat MAouILKEN, which you regretted, because
MARTIN if elected, would sre all his printing to the
Donipkan papri
Saw did Won vote for johnson?
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-12-21

~ We coula = particle of in CRYING
SMILED milk the Chit did just after the eecton-Trey
Repwbaican.
Would you please inform us whose milk it WAS
that was spilledf
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-12-21

" jefferson County has new Township, call
ed Rural of which Mr.. HAM is one Of the officers.
Ham is decidedly rural. Eggs don't 10 bad with
II,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-12-21

~ In the Humboldt raion the Presidents message
nae six columns and half and in the Nrs II made four
columns and . half-Emporia Nescs.
And IN the Chief it made three columns and
two-thirls.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-12-21

~ We have received several issues of Ross's
Paper, from CoAeyville. 1t is bitterly oppsed to
Grant, advocates Free Trade, and apparently leans
towards "Passivism." In these respects, it is an
independent Republican paper somewhat after the
style of the New York World. We are afraid that
Ross never will recover from the Johnsonphobia.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-12-21

" The Norfker. IRdiaaiaH Of Warsaw, boasts
good deal Of its new Office building into which
it has just moved. Well, it has q right to, for it
has fairly earned a new Office. There is no better
paper in the HOosier State.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-12-21

" To-day. the sun concludes to turn ayoun,l
aud come back.
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self under the whole. He was severely bruised
and his breast almost crushed. But help being
close at hand, he was got out and taken to DR..
Prices dug store, and with the help Of DR.. Graf
ton. who was Immediately called, lie rallied so as
to be able to be taken home.
Warren Cranilall, . farmer of Coffey County,
has raised 700 bushels Of corn this year. which
is all gathered and stored in crib.
A son Of DR.. Reed, of 7 OF aged seven years,
has broken one Of his legs lthe same leg) three
times in the last four years.
The wife Of Theodore Deneck died ut Hampden,
COfey County, on the 18th. She was one Of the
Hampden colony that came to Kansas in IS.
The sheriff Of Franklin County, Nebraska, in
forms the editor Of the Atchison Ckampies that
Kansas and Nebraska line, in Franklin County,
ON the 2lst day of November, supposed to be Mr..
q. Summer and Richard Owens, from Ionic Kan
sas. Two men were also found frozen to death in
Webster County, having mule team with them,
and probably belonging to the above mentioned
men.
Two houses were set on fire at Topeka by the
upsetting and breaking of kerosene lamps. Both
were extinguished before much damage was done.
little girl heroically bsttled in one of the hou-
ses with the flames, throwing ON water, wooden
cloth, clothing, etc, till she succeeding in putting
out the fire.
A bold robbery occurred on Saturday evening
at the Revere House, in Leavenworth, about half
past Z. The thieves entered 1T the rear Of the
honse, went mp stains to the third floor, and car
ned Oh clothing to the amount Of 600. clue
has been obtained, which win no doubt lead to
the arrest Of these "sneaks"
The Grasshoppcr New Era says:
LAST Saturday cutting affrsy came oh in
front Of the barber shop. James McNorton and
Herman Newman got into quarrel over an old
trade The lie was given by one Of the party,
and the fight commenced. McNortOn, using
knife, stabbed Newman several times Newman
will probably recover, but is pretty badly cut up'
Joseph Kent, Of Doniphan, sold to A. B: Symns
forty-seven hogs which averaged 34ePounds each.
son of John Detwiler, named Frank, living
two miles frUm Donipban, and bruke his
arm while wrestling, last week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-16
Collections from Tobacco In Virginia.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 14.-The collections Of
revenue from tobacco in Virginia for the
fiscal year of 1866 amounted to S226 1850;
for 1867, S274 ,G92.94 for 1868, S413.912.Sj;
and for eight months to March l, 1859,
sos, 279.42, making the total collections for
"A months to that date $l,473,S23.76. The
collections for six months Of the present
fiscal year ending Dec. 81, were 81 1885,
5l2.02, being sG79, GSS.26 more than was col
lected in the a. months prior to March l,
1869. The total collections from tobacco
since the incoming of the present Admin
Stration, 4 period Of % months, amounted
to 1920 ,5GG.S1, being gain Of nearly
1000 per cent. on the collections prior to
March l, 1869. In addition to the amount
collected in the State, the shipments of
manufactured tobacco in bond for export
and to bonded warehouses for six months
prior to December 81, 1870, amounted to
l., 661 ,092 pounds, and the total shipments
in bond for the twenty-five months since
March l, 1869, amounted to &c, 1861 ,920
pounds, large portion Of which being
Withdrawn for consumption in northern
and other cities, has increased the revenue
in the localities where the taxes are paid.
Altogether, the United States Treasury has
received from the tobacco manufactures in
Virginia since March l, 1869, S13, 000, 900.
There were 17S factories in operation during
the past season, using 9S hydraulic presses,
LIP screw presses, SO cutting machines,
and "a hand-mills. The aggregate sum of
the bonds given by manufacturers was
s., 49,, 900.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-16
Tegepraphic Miscellany.

A convict in the New York penitentiary
has confessed the murder Of MIR. Rogers,
January 1, 1870. while he was sweeping the
snow from his sidewalk in New York city.
T. g. Howe, Superintendent of the Per-
kins Blind Institute, has accepted the third
place in the Dominican Commission, and 1t
Is now complete.
The schooner Wanderer, that landed q
cargo of Africans ut Savannah in 1853, was
wrecked off Cuba Thursday. The captain
and crew were saved.
Edwin Booth, Joe Jefferson, and others,
ask that all thetheatres in the country give
O performance January 18th, P. NJ, for the
benefit of the family of Holland, the veteran
The missing steamer Brooklyn was
spoken Jan. 8, lat. 40 49,, long. 42o, which
is four days later than before heard from. :,
The fl1buster steamer Hornet appeared
of the coast Of Cuba Sunday, was fred at
by Spanish gunboat, and put out to sea
again.
The Massachusetts, Fenians are preparing
to receive their brethren, who are coming
on the Cuba.
The National Council of the Union
League, headed by Gov. Geary, of Penn,
called on President Grant Saturday.
The Republican caucus Of the Illinois
Legislature has Nominated Gen. Logan for
the United States Senate, vice Yates. Lo-
gan, 90; scattering, 30.
Lewis Van Eaten. alias Livingston, alias
Phillips, has been arrested at New Orleans
charged with forgery on Fisk & Hatch and
Wells, Fargo g. Co., New York. He had
Just arrived from Havana. His wife's dia-
monds were attached.
Bishop Doane, of Albany, New York, has
ordered prayer for rain.
The Fairbanks patent for railroad truck
scales has been extended for ] years.
Mr.. Bliss, Of Morton, Bliss & Co., of
Boston, has been elected President of the
Union Pacific railroad.
The editorial Missouri and Kansas eX-
cursion, seventy-ive strong, arrived at Mo-
bile Friday on the first through passenger
car from St. Louis to Mobile. After re-
ception and looking ut fleet Of cotton
ships they left for New Orleans.
A Savannah, Ga, dispatch contradicts
some reports in northern papers about the
United States revenue supervisor for Geor-
gla and Florida having been threatened
with violence there.
A mulatto has been identified at Cincin-
natl as having outraged al old lady sixty
wears old,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-16
VIRGINIA NEWS.

MAD DoGs.-Wn. n. Phillips says that
hl> dog, which was bitten by DR.. Chilton'S
ratiG doS on oh Of December, wa>..c0nlincd
hy h!:l uMlii last Monday, and that on that
"1y Il showed signs of hydrophobia, and
j"d the following night.
On Wednesday another dog, believed to
b" rahid. was killed near the premises Of
Inman II. PAYNE.
On Friday a negro woman, bitten by II
rIt'ld uo@in Grange county, passed through
Narrenton, on her WAY to MIS-. Triplctt's
mad >tOnr, near Rcctortown,- Wa1Tent0n
Intcr.
THERE are more rumors TO day about the
nrw paper which, il i said, is soon to be
commenced IL this city. Like the "new
movement" which created Il stir Il week or
len days ago, and then died away, the
movers III this newspaper scheme are en-
d"aNo!ing ~ keep dark, but it has leak
I'd out somehow that it is TO be run in the
interest o.! Governor Hoffman, who is an
a>pirant for the Presidential nomination.
| mean hy leaking out that rumor so hath
IL. 10 not undertake To say from my own
knowledge or any positive information that
III" ti!IE@ VIII ever amount To anything
richmond tettcr-FrterSdurg Ia0er.
RIVER NEwS.-The weather has m0dcr-
nira very much during the past two days,
and The ice IN the river is breaking up and
moving oil. 4 few days continuance Of
ihls weather, and navigation will be re-
Slntd. The tugboats Ariel and Belleha-
icn passed by here to-day on their way
nom Washington to the lower Potomac
VIVA d tow OF six oystcr-bOat>. The Wash
lou lerry-boats a"e preparing for the re-
sumption OF their regular hourly trips on
Monday next. Ice Gorges are reported al
tue mouth of the Eastern Branch and in
WashinIon'S Rrach.--AleL. Gazette.
The GREAT kEvivAL.-Thc revival at the
Baptist Church in this city Is still in pro-
rres>, and the religious interest among the
large congregation with which the church
!. constantly filed appears TO Increase
rather than 10 diminish. During this great
revival 81 persons have protested CONVEX
S!on, - Of whom have connected ITEM
elves with the church. On Inst night there
were - pcnitcnts, all anXiously and fer
flo!g seeking the way OF Eternal Life. The
scnted TO remain over Sunday, and will
conduct the services at the usual hours
L5mchburg Neus.
VIRGINIA. 49, Jonathan Magarity, post
master at Lewinsyille, Fairfax county, vice
WIN. Swink, resigned. Wm. N. Yates,
postmaster ~ Whtesyile, Halifax county,
VIC" j. Il. Truynhaln, failed to give bond.
D'SconttnueQ. -- Applewood, Caroline
county, papers should now go to Ruther
H!cn. Route 1853, Waterford TO Point of
Horks, t"%ner and Graham, contractors
foNlIH now extended to begin ut Clark's
zap, and Sol additional pro rata allowed
from Let February.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-16
Remarkable Report about the Ma.
snun NJ urder- Sensational Story.

NEw York, Jan. 1.-THE following re-
port is in circulation, but not generally be-
fieved: Detective Elker, of the Chicago
Federal secret service. showed Judge Car
dozo and the brother.in-law Of Benz. Ma
than locket and other property belong
ing to the deceased, and claimed that he
had the murderer where he could produce
him at any moment. Judge c. gave the
detective $3.50, and referred him to Police
Superintendent Kelso, who claimed that all
the New York detectives should share in
the reward. The Chicago detective re-
turned the $3.50 to Judge Cardozo and left
for Chicago. He is now negotiating with
the Jersey City detectives.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-16
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.



NEW YORK, Jan. la-Eoon. Stocks steady.
Governments very strong, but not active. State
securities dull and steady. Gold llos@Ilos
money easy at s@7 per cent s,erling-loug, 1901 ;
Short ITO; CPS, registered, 1885,; coupons, lts3.
Erening--Money closed with a hardening ten
dency at e17 per cent. Sterling, Ioss@loss. Gold,
ll't9lic!. Governments fell or abcuta. South
ern securities very quiet but steady. Tennessee
S's, eea new, eat. Virginia d. % new, co. Lou
isiana e's e5 nsw. co. Levee Gs, 70; s's, 80. Ala
bams SIS. a5: SIS, GO. Georgia 6's, IS; rs, ant.
North Carolina es, Is; new, %. South Carolina
e's, so; new, 80.
Ldter.--Wall street was alive with rumors to-
day that the city had So 900 900 Of bonds to lqui-
date next week, and That lookup OF greenbacks
was in progress, causing depression In stocks and
unessiness regarding the immediate future. Bush
ness paper passes slowly prime names are quoted
at 7Gl9 per cent. Gold was steady oil day. Gov
ernments opened very strong, but subsequently
fell of; e's, 1ni; 'G2's, 1898; 1919, 1881; 'oS's
1885, new, 1914; 's7's los 'es's 1884 aos, loit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-16
English and American Cotton Mar.
Nets.

LIVERPOOL, jan. H.-Cotton-sales for the
week 70, 900 bales, including 1000 for export and
II 900 fo- sneculation. stock, 515, 900 bales In
Guiding 234, 900 American. Receipts $1,000 bales,
including 5000 American.
NEW YORK. Jan. IL. The following is state
ment of the cotton trade at all United states pocts
for the week ending yesterday: Receipts, 100, 900
bales ;exports-to Great Britain, 81 sos bales a: 10
other foreign ports. 26,376 bales stock on hand
and shipboard not cleared, $40. sao bales.
SATURDAY. Jan. H. Mobile: Cotton active
and IN at l4s@l4S'.; receipts, 1925 bales; ex-
ports to foreign ports, 1900 bales; coastwise, 3oS
Charleston : Firm at 14a@lasc.; receipts, els
bales sales, 500 bales stock So 74s bales. N9r pr
bales exports coastwise $50 bales; sales $50
bales stock, ss $50 bales. NeW Orleans: Quiet
and steady at 143@ls,c. receipts. 1883 bales ;
exports-to Great Britain, q, lis bales CONT
l56. iles sales, 1000 bales; stock, PIG 1853 bales.
Sarannah: Steady, and In fair demand at ne;
2Ioo bales: continent, 2255 bales sales 800 bales;
stock, Is, $50 bales.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-16
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

DEAL ESTATE AGENT AND AUG
II TIONEER.-I again return TO my friends
ana customers nv thanks for the liberal patron
age heretofore bestowed upon me, and Will say
that no effort shall be SCARED on my part In pro-
noting their interest. give special attention to
SELLING REAL ESTATE. publicly or pri-
vately in the city and the adjoining counties 70
RENTING OUT HOUSES and COLLECItSSG
ING DEEDS, &c. Imost respe cifully solicit the
patronage OF the public generally; and from my
long experience, l nttter myself that can give
entire satisfaction to all who eEtrust their busi-
ness to my care. JAS. u. IA1LOh,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
la 6-e0d6t No. lilo Main street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-16
Domestic Markets IBY TELEGRAPH

Domestic Markets lBY IELEGRAPH.l
New YORK, Jan. l4-Moon. Flour quiet and
firmer. Wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn scarce
and firm. Pork steady at 800. Lard firm. Cotton
strong, with good demand.
NEW YORK, Jan. E.-Cotton strong and active !;
sales s. 500 bales OF l5sc. Flour-Southern more ac-
tive and tr.fe better; common, Ss.30@i8. 70; good
to cnoire, S8 75GIss. 80. Whiskev quiet and frmer
at's2s6s3c. Wheat dull and unchanged. Corn &c.
bet er. Pork quiet; old, $3.50; new, S2l@
$21.12S Beef In fair demand. Lard frmer ket-
tie. l2,@ll3c. Naval stores firm. Tallow steady.
Freights quiet.
BALTIMORE, Jan. IA Flour active and I'M
CHI .nged: Howard-street supertine, *5g58 so; ex-
ira, S6mI6.75 family, S7@Ss5o: City Mills super
fine S. 5O6Ds7 25 extra. IS. 50lGS7.75 family, $50
1850; Western superf fine, $5@S5.a73; family.
is 75G$7 so. Wheat firm: choice white, .75Go
$ls5; fair to prime, $l.45Dsl.70; fair to good,
81 4O1b1. 60 common, 81. 3oG$l. 30. Corn " hte,
82@S3c. yellow, TO-. Provisions unchanged
Whisky firm at 9l@92lc.
Virginia 6's.-Old, 81 bid, SIT asked 1868, 80
bid l657's, 81 asked.
CINCINNATI Jan. H.-Flonr advancing, with
fair demand family, &5.75@R6 Corn steady
with moderate demand at 5lI52c. Provisions
buoyant holders anticipating higher prices. and
not ffeIiug much mess pork, $40 lard, ll3Gl2c.
Observation-Disclosures. Ole: sides, ll@llsc., but gen.
orally held fraction higher Whiskey steady at
soc.
LOUISVILLE. Jan. II ,-Baggtng nominal. Flour
firm. Provisions very firm. Mess pork, 81.
Lard. l2c. Bacon-shoulders, sic.; clear sides,
l2c. Whiskey. Soc.