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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-06-22
Prcpare for Harvest.

With the approach of harvest, farmers are
desirous Of obtaining the best machinery fol
harvesting their grain; in doing this, several
impaetant points should be taken into consii-
Grafton. lat. The most durable machine; 81
The machine with the ligh,est draft; 81. The
machine with the best established reputation;
4th. The machine having permanent agen.
~ near you. where repairs can he obtained with
the 'east possible delay; 5,h. The machine
that can be changed from Reaper to Mower
with the least trouble; 9Th. The machine that
will cut under any and all circumstances that a
machine can cut. All the above points Of eI-
cellence are to be found in the Buckeye Reap
er and Mower. which csrried of the highest
honors at the great Field Trial held at Mans
field. Ohio, in July, 1870, under the direction
Of the Ohio State Board of Agriculture. An
Official report Of the trial will be sent you on
application to Messrs. Mansfield, Ellingwood
l. Co.. of St. Joseph. No, Who are General
Agents for the "Buekeye."
They are also agests for the Gei.es Thresh.
ing Machine. :he Case Threshiug Machine, the
Belmont Threshing Machine, the Holiines-
worth su'ky Rake. Welcome Salky Rake. the
Buckeye Cider Mil. Revolving Horse Hay
kakes, and all kinds Of light harvesting imple-
mests. such as Cradles. Scythes, Forks aud
Rakes.
Farness In need Of ans Of the above named
machinery. would do well to call on them or
send for prices and terms Of payments. and We
feel confident they vilI offer As good terms as
any other house dealing in 6rss class machinery.
They also keep full stock Of Hardware Of
every description.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-06-22

A yonrg man ramed George Potter
was murdered in Solomon Civ .st night
When his body was fpnni this s,mning.
it was lying on the rsilro.d ir.rk AMI
some a hat mutilsted. having been rnn
over ty passing train A bullet ,-hoie
through the chest from si,e tn side. re-
ve.led thst he had BE-. .hot and the body
pl,ced where il wss subsequently di.cov-
sred. the Murderer. no donbt. hoping
th.t tho train in passing over il wonld
o.liiera'. .il traces Of his crime.- OHawa
County Independent
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-06-22

SINE Northern teachers in Kinds coun.
tv. Mi-s.. having insisted that their schol.
ars shall drop the plantation pIonunci.-
lion OF certain words like 'gwinc.' 'whar.
ETC.. local paper lets 6y its thunder bolts
in this wise: '.If this is not plscing the
last feather on the cnmel's back, then We
are at q loss to say what it is. We have
been plundered and robbed by Yankees;
se have been rnle,! for Eve years with a
rod Of iron in the hands Of the Yankee;
The Yankees have formed State consii
tuition for Us. and our laws at Jackson
are enacted by Ysnkes.: they have given
Us Yankee school sy.ten. directed and
managed by Yankees and Yankee
school books and Yankee csrpet-b.g
teachers, whenever II was possible for
them to be in,roduced): aud now our
masters have the presumption and impu
dence to rsqnire Southern teachers to
ram down the throats of Southern chill
dren the peculiar pronouncistion and
whangdoodle Of New EngIsnd.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-06-22

r. We intend printing . large extra
edition Of the Chief. next week. to scat.
ter ihronebcat every be.lity in this re-
gion. Those who send in their adver
Elements in time for thst iss1e. will get
the beu-6! Of . I.rgs circulation.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-06-22

re- Tho * snsas Spirit" is hand.
some new paper. hsilipg from Pso's. pub
lished by Bright L Perry. II looks won
derfully like Kal!och's former Ouaws
Home Jourusl-which is no discredit to
it-sad is spicy and readable paper.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-06-22
GETTING MARRIED.

Fss,rs FOR Youxo MES. on great SOCIAL
EVILS and ABUSES, which interfere visk'
MARRiAGE-~ith sure means Of relics lbs
the Errins and Unfortunate. diseased and d.
bilinted. S'nt free. in sealed evelopss. Ad.
dress. HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No . q.
Ninth St, Phiiadelphia, Pa. meh2y1.
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From Kansas.

OfficS. HETHEafNcroN Cos BLocI.
ATcHIsos, Kansas, DEC. Z, loe0.
MEssRs. DoLaN L Qureo: -l
Dean SIa-I have submitted 10 carsfsl eAso.
ical examination the sample you furnished -
OF PHhnfED Blue GRAss wHIsKv, and 1sdis
exhibits only mere u,ce Of Fssii on: sks
comparative freedom from which renders y fAs-
preferable to other ~hiskies containing lager
proportion Of this and other uoxious isersdi.
ents. Respectfully.
A. II. LANPHEAR, ND.
The above whi-ky. which 10 beyond al dsaAe
the best and only pure Liquor sov In -, eaa
he drained in large or small sssnasiss q
Hsrps'er & Orton.
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From California.

SAS Fasscisco, July 9th. les.
HrATH. SMITH & Co.,
GESrLsnEs-We have carefully analysed
the tile Of Whisky marked "Puriaed Diss
Grass" manufactured and purified By ysar
fnuse, for Fusil Oil and the usual sdultssssioas
and impurities of Waisk les. and fail 10 asd asy'
such impurities.
JOHN LEWISTON, JR.,
Chemist and Snp't Sau' Fsaneisce AssaSisg,
aud Refining Works.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-06-22

The laos TRADe.-The Pittsourg and other
manufacturers Of irop have advanced the urices
since January lst. 1871. fully three-eighths OF
Z cent per per pound on all sizes. This ad
vance will soon be felt among our Western
dealers and coassmes. Wholesale dealers
~ho supplied themselves for the. spring and
summer trade before the advance can afford to
1ell for while longer at old prices. such is
The ca.e With Messn- Mansfield. EIlins~ood
b Co. Of St. Joseph. No. Anticipating an
advance. they put in stock early in the season.
and are still Offering ct old p'ie"s their large
'toet OF iron. steel. wagon and bosgy-maker'
hard~are. and all other articles used in ma
king wagons. carriages. and basgies They
publish . paaphlss containing . fan i'st OF
'siees. and will fesvah il hy- nail ON apa'iea-
ion. Give shen ein. ~esnd In yosr orders
y mail. .apd ~ feel soo6dent they vhFsfvs
asisfaesioa 10 prices end qrslity.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-06-22

DisAfroISTED-A good many people.
last week. were on tho ANXIOUS look ont
out'for the Chief, thinking we wonla
come down rongh-sbod on the anti. Bond
men. Some had even 6xed themselves to
get mad over it. snd had made up their
minds what they would do about it. We
are sorry th'y were disappointed. If'hey
are not worrying about the defeat of the
bonds more than We are. they are in a
peaceful state of mind.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-06-22
EqaaIIIati01 1o51eo,

DosisaAs CogxSS. Easaea.l
CccSrv CLkss's OvvycR.
Taov. Jsns l3sA, 1871.
NOTICE is hereby givss. skss - - -
Counts Cemaiasiesss e DssiuAso c.,
ty .ill meet 81 The oeee ef ~ CssseV G..
on the nrst Monday IN Js'y. A. D. 3O5j, g s
ard Of Esussssasios. as vhlsA usG1faS q
persons feslisg sheos.lvee seuisse1-
peas and hass all ssssss = SSair sSo.
returns eoueefsd. - jsssies - -, -.
nstd. There viii b y ahassosse q
nens aieev sdjoun0est o. NJ -,
JOHN .. KfRWAN, ossssy 0uh,
June IS, l671-3w.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-06-22

~ The papers are again discussing
the Lost Bourbon. Il has no reference
to the steamboat load of whiskey that
was sunk near X ,nsas City. some fifteen
years ago.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-06-22

tiou Of France by Prussis. They entered
upou duty the yesr TIE Republics party
came into existence. .snd hare seen It
triumphsntly ru's the eouatry for the
greater psr Of the time sines. They
fought through the Buchansn csmpsign.
and csme TO Kansas ths sans week that
Walker 5sd Stanton took possession oi
the Territorial Government. Thsy'sd
vocated the policy Of the Free State men
6shtiug the Pro Slavery party By voting.
instead of protesting to an Adminisira.
ticu ,hst was deaf to their voice: and they
recorded the triuwph Of the Free State
men ct the very FIRST election thereafter.
They have published sbout half . dozen
Constitutions Of Ksnsss. and seen the
St,te admitted under one Of them. They
steadily opposed the Lane faction in Ksn-
srs, snd recorded the tfeschery and sui
eide of Lane. They noted tho rise. pro-
gress, end subsiience Of the Colorado
gold excitement; they have seen Kansas
rise from . poor and sp.rsely settled
Territory to great State; they have
seen White Cloud grow from three cab
los into leading town Of Northern Kan
sss; they haze seen Doniphan County
change froma condition in which an
anti-slsvery man scarcely dared confess
himsel sncb. to on overwhelming Rspub-
lican majority; they have seen Kansas
burned mp with drouth. and politicians
faitenins on il; and they have seen the
time when there was not q railroad west
Of the Mississippi. and scarcely q public
conveyance to be fonnd in Kansas, and
now see the whole West. and Kansas in
particular. netted with railroads.
These types have recorded the election
and reelection. and the assassin alton ol
Lincoln: the commencement of Secession
the firing on Snm,,r. the Bull Run dis.
aster; the fierce and varying struggle for
four years; and the final triumph Of the
Union army. They saw slavery all
sronnd us; yea. even soma OF the issues
Of the paper were produced with the o..
sistsnce Of labor for which ''master" re-
ceived the w,ges: and they have seen the
death Of slavery throughout the Length
and breadth of the land. and the men
wD were oace ch.ttels. voting at the
same polls with their former masters.
The venerable In.lian. too. who. for
fourteen years. with riAs thrown across
his arm. and resting on one knee. has
Gszcd across the waterfall, perhaps watch.
ing the emigrant trains encroaching upon
his hunting grounds. must now fn!low
the trail Of his departed people. When
we first came here. there were Indians
every where in Kansas. But they have
dwindled away. and their broad Re.erva-
tions ere now the property Of Railroad
Companies and memters of Congress
This land ia no longer for him. and he
must HE away in the track OF the retreat
ing buffalo.
We hsvs still on our books the names
Of nutfiber Of the Old Gu,rd. the COM
mencement of whose subscriptions is
marked Vol ], Mol. The old type and
other features of the Chief have grown
familiar to them from the hegining.
through all these years. Let them take
q last fond look: for next week. Q new.
but we hope not unwelcome, face will
greet them.
EPITAPu on THE OLD TYrE.
We have fought a good fight: we have
finished our course; we have kept the
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-06-22
School District Bond Electiea.

NOTICE is hereby given n the osalineA
Y vrfers Of Scbooi District No. -, h Doei.
phan County, Kan.as, that 10 cooplissee "a
petit Of electors and tag psvese n -
Di-tIirf. an election sill b. held, %
Thursday. the 2sta Day sf Js.s. m
At the M'yor'- Once. In ih. CITY e WHans
Cloud. in said Di-triet. upon ths psupse,sjso r
i'sue Fifteen Thousand Doliass Of ~ 1s.1a
OF said District. for the purpsse q SsIii6.e 4
house Tor Graded SCHOOL, In ssid Dlsaies, -
Boz ds to bear interest at . rass g ~ -
than ten per crns- PEI aaasn. I'D = b -
ats price not less than eighty ees1s 9 -
d,i'ar. Said eieettsa shAii - esa6ssosi 4
all respects In sesesdsass vish ths eoDsp1l /.
school aud election laws ~ tAs o,aas q r.
'as; Each elecsor sho l. 10 kvss e issiaR
SAID B'nds. viii srite o. pripl q ~ hone ~
eord'. For Bonds;" and sssh slssesp - b
opposesi 70 the ss0s. viIl vstts o ~ = -
ballot the words. ASsinss DsodpIh .
Given nnder my band. sais llsA Asy e Juoe.
A. D. 1871. By oriss of the OsseSes D.ssS -.
Directors. W. n. HOANcRO0I.
June IS. le7i-3s. - DsGesis CA
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-06-22

ONE MoRE.-We had thought That we
had contradicted oil the false reports and
impressions sbnut the late bond contest
that were worth cont,adiciing; bot we
ini one more that seems to req,ire stten.
ton. 1t has been asserted that we re.
ceived pay for the School District for
printing the Bond tickets. willis Anti.
Bond men had to pay for their own tick.
cts. This is not 20. At both Boni
elections. We printed the tickets for the
Bonds. and made no charge for them
against any one. The opposition tiekers
were paid for by individuals opposed to
the Bonds. the District paid for nothing
bu, the notices OF election. and the ser.
vices Of the Joiges AMI Clerks of election.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-06-22

VALLASDiGnAN DFAD &C. L Vsllan.
digham hiss taken bis last "depsrture."
Tie wss. Tor some days past. a, Lebanon.
Ohio. engaged ss counsel in murder trial.
On Friday. while examining a pistol in
the room of friend. the weapon was &C.
cidentally discharged. the ball entering
his abdomen. He died from the effects
Of the wound. on Saturday morning.
Thus ends the career Of . talented, but
notorious and unscrupu.ous man. The
Democracy Of the Third Congressional
District sre now left without brains, and
will scatter like herd of chickens tha,
have lost the old hen. There will b
mourning 10 auctuating Montgomery:
there will be weeping in beniehted Butler;
and there will be waiIing and gnashing
OF teeth among the pa:riarcbs of Twin
Township. The few Of them who are
religiously inclined. will now have to re.
turn to the worship Of God. whom they
long since abandoned. to pay THAR devo,
tions at the shrine of ValIandiRham.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-06-22

GRowrH OF KASsAs.-Dnring the
month oi May there were sold at the
Government, land Office at Ancn-,., I. 100
acres Of Usage irnst land. 8 600 acres Of
public land. snd 35i homs,esris repr.sen-
Ting AZ 4SO acres. were entered. There
weIs in addition 300 6lines on the O-sge
,rnst end pnblic lands. The torsl nom
Der Of homes m .ds in that district during
the past month was seven hundred. The
total receipts were SEQ sos. The lands
OF Kansas are being taken up this year
With unpreceden'edsapidi'y. A. the pres
ent rate OF settlemeat there will soon he
no u.e for land efscss In z snsas.-Iops-
ke CommoRseeliA.
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We take the following items from The

We take the following items from The
Topeka Commonwealth, Of the 18th:
Yesterday. Gov. Harvey pardoned
Daniel Beglry out Of the peniten,isry.
He was sentenced in 1867 from Lssven-
worth couu'y. for snstching. while drunk.
watch.
Gov. Harvey received yesterday al the
papers. preparatory to the Organization
Of O.born county. except the legal ev-
idence of the pnmber Of Inhabitants
According to Law the census must be f!ei
with the other papers.
Mr. M.ttor. living at the head Of
Blacksmith Creek. near the Shawnee
House. found some ears Of corn 10 his
stock yard. and npon examination. the
ends OF the cobs we're fonnd to be filed
with strycbnine. lie made the discovery
hefore any of his cattle ate Of the corn.
The spite Of one Of his neighbors i. sup
posed to be the cause.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-06-22
EPIrAPu on THE CID TYrE.

We have fought a good fight; we have
finished our course; we have kept the
faith. Hencefort there il in store for us
rest. May the good we have done live
in the memory Of men: may the evil We
have said be forgotten.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-06-22

Cor WoRx.-Ths editor of the Don
iphan Democrat is badly troubled shout
the Rsrublicans Of White Cloud being
opposed to education. We hsve tried to
bumor him through it. bat o. be seems
10 be growing worse. we have been look
ing the matter mp. In the Erst plscr.
White Cloud sire.dy hes better school
honse than Democratic Dourphau; bot
she wants still better one. and is going
to have II. although = sjaity of the
people ,honsh, $4,000 too moch. Ia
the second place. there are probnbly FORT >
Democratic votes in this School District
Three are positively known to have voted
for the bonds. with . v.gne possibility
that one more did likewise. Admitting
that four voted for them. We have over
ons-hslf the Republican vote in favor o.
the bonds, an1 one tenth of the Dem.
ocrs,ic vote. Had even one eighth o,
the Dem ocrsts voted for the bonds. they
would have carried. Yes. the Demo
Gratis sre jn-t pushing education along.
with q gruns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-20
FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.

THE DISPLAY AT ALDERsHOTT-POsTALM MONEY
ORDER SYSTEM-rHE PRESS ON THE COREAN
WAR.
LoSDoS, Tuesday, Sept. 10, 1871.
The newspapers generally praise the maneuv-
ers OF the troops and militia ct the Aldershott camp
American oncers, however who have been present. call
attention to the total absence Of provision trains
The postal money order system between the United
States and England will 60 Into operation on the I'd Of
October.
The Hornfng Adretsr Of to-day contains On editorial
imputng the blame for the In Corea the Amer
cans 1t says tho result Of the battle will tho
driving OF foreigners from the country The Adserser
also says England will not Join tho United States be-
abe not consulted before tho expedition under
Admiral Rodgers was sent into Corean waters.
Mr. John DAILY Mayor Of Cork has been presented with
the Cross Of the French Legion Of Honor In recognition
Of the humanity shown by the municipality and people
of thst city, in sending succor to the French wounded
during the recent Blk have been convicted In
one Of the irish courts upon the charge Of drilling e
say, and sentenced to various terms Of imprisonment
George Alexander Hamilton, permanent Secretary Of
the Treasury, under the government Of the Earl Of
of Derby died yesterday ct his residence at BabGgan
In the County Of Dublin.
naval courtmartial has been appointed to investi
gate the cause Of the accident H. NJ ship Racer which
was recently ashore OF Ryde Tie English hop crop hal
been gathered and the yield but onehird Of An aver
age crop.
The Russian squadron eseorting the Grand Duk'
Alexis arrived this evening ct Falmouth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-20
NETWORK, SEPTEMBER

against corruption In the Democratic party which has
been fully exI llned In THE TRIBUNE. They were In
dorsed by that Committee and subsequently by the Gen
era Committee which represented the different Wards
In this city, and the revolt is now extending to all the
Germans in EewYork When the arst revelations Of the
Rlne's corruption were made, Coroner Hermann and
Sheriff Matthew T. Brennan sojourning with their
families at Sharon Springs. The state OF AFFAIRS wa
freely discussed by both gentlemen Coroner Hermann
Informed Brennan that the Germans were dissatisfied
with the treatment they had received from Tammany
and that they threatened revolt against the ring" In
was made he would Join It, aud 1t should have his hearty
support.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-20
A CONNOLLY DEMONSTRATION.


DEFENSE OF THE CONTRoLLER-MAYOR HALL
ATTACKED.
The friends of Richard B. Connolly met at
the Of University place and Thireenh-st last
evening, to take for holding public meeting
at future day In honor Of the Controller The meeting
was organized by calling to the chair Mr. Daily, who
announced that there present three
from each Ward. The following resolutions were
ceived with great applause aud adopted amid continued
cheerngi
ors That W. approve manly and firm taken by Con-
toer Connolly defense order and the sacred trust
mied bus hands the people well BY the Charter passed BY
Rsoed That Chairman and be nominated
e GS, viii soas s ss
wit" s,, 1s is Be a S
.ro.f conpo aR1i arriving out ID.
.nS ss.sl s The
discharged from The public rC. .nS1a Ss
i sS e a order ot hi. dead
coming the people win speedily readsr their verdict for bis con-
dennston-
The Chairman announced that Populations were pres
emit from the Eighth Ward Shandley Club, the Young
Mems Independent Democratic Club Of the Twertysec-
ond Ward, the Seventh Ward Limerick Club, and the
seyenteenth Ward Shannon Association motion
having been passed that the number OF delegates DO IN
creased to SEVEN from each Ward were
10 the Lat Mr. Everett then called 10 the stand
and said:
mariana
friend Of Mr. Connolly begin his defense but the few
conspratOrs who have turned on him deserue az
the eyes Of people Of the Globe r. What has
and Cunning Of ,t and
nv UIs and dsfended him and his clique Assuming that
they were rascsis did he ever peach on themi No
turned on him their game VIII reG col ont on sne Ell own own
molly but the people WIN take this rope and with y draw
e car OF Scsry vhicn can ste the opinions Of the
people and no matter false the City authorities
Ia hem. they possess the power to correct the evil
s his .. SOR nc %
q Of tS SSc crisis ds With clean siits cnssrs
sustain GSnsS sss. Connolly srSs :Os sd n:
en- iUster "a low voice, guess sol | helped to
that he has he Connolly x S mot :traSsns
ha doe. not want 10 20 forth into the world with bis
father branded - felon No. ne does not want shis
"a murmur Of doubt He Is as honest Is when he took
othsr expressed sympathy with the Controller, and
the meeting them adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-20
SUITS PROPOSED AGAINST THE RING
THIEVES.

oGORMAN THINKS OF 'sUEING TNGERsoLL AND
GARvEY-THE MAYOR DOES NOT OBJECT.
The following correspondence passed yester-
day afternoon between Corporation Counsel OGorman
and Mayor Hail. with reference to nsttutng suits for
the recovery OF the money rauduently obtained from
the City Treasury by Ingersol Carney, and others:
OGorman to Hall.
LAW DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or COUNSEL TO THE CORPORATION
CITY OF HEw-YoRk, Sept. 10, 1871
Hon. A. OAKEr HALL, Mayor, de-
Ny DEAR MAYOR Since the decision Of Judge Barnard
In Foley sg The Mayor and Others in which he gave
quasi judicial sanction to the rumors which have been
rife In this city Of gross extravaganza In some OF the
bills presented by various contractors, and paid to them
out Of the funds Of City 1t has seemed to me proper
and necessary that effective legal steps should be
taken by the Corporation 10 recover those moneys
sufficient evidence Of fraud be obtained TO sustain
action.
have been 70 necessarily occupied for the LAST few
days In attending to Office business writing opnionA
&C. which has accumulated during my absence 10 court
on the Foley case that have not been able to devote
my mind specially to the question; but think 1t qnes
ton of pressing importance, and beg to call to the
attention Of you chief executive ooer OF the city,
and TO ask you for your Instructions tn the premises
Yours, faithfully, RICHARD OGoaAAH.
Hall to OGorman.
ExECUTIvB DEPARTMENT, CITY HALL,
NgwYOkk, Sept 10, 1871.
Ny DEAR 6TR: Ysu the head OF the Law Depart
ment yours the full discretion TO bring any action ct
law which You deem 1t best for promoting
the soo4 psms or batter prosperity Of the ety o q ~