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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-04-06
WHITE CLOUD, KANSAS:
Thursday, SO: ,: April 8, 1871.

ABOUT Hostsr FARxsRs. The
Wichits Videae sefers to several obiec.
tion.ble laws of ihe last Legislature. %
the work Of the !" honest fasners . in
that body. We sopposs there are ss
many honest men among tbs farmers as
among any other class Of men. and many
Who are espsble Of being efficient mem
bers Of tbe Legislature /: bat tho theory
is pretty we'll explod,d, that il plenty of
farmers. srs, elected to ths ,Lsgisl.turs.
everything will be done for the best. and
tbss economy will be the ws.ch- word.
The late Legislature contained quite .
member Of farmers. snd !, was On almost
invariabls rule that . large msjority Of
them favored every measure for sqnan.
dering money tba. came up. Ifths votes
Of the farmer members had controlled =,
the appropriations would have amounted
to e2e0. 900 more thsn they did. and the
tax levy would have been double the
amount II was 6xed At. 1t is . fact. that
the hardest Sighting sgainsi exorbitant
aud unnecessary appropriations was made
BY lawyers aud politicians /; and to them
is due the decrease in the tax levy. We
have as high opinion of farmers as sny
other person but We do not like to see
them receive more credit than they de-
serve. especially when facts. fresh in our
recollection. ere far from suitainiug the
claim. .r
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CosxEcTrcur ELEcnoS-The Dem
oer.cy are not rejoicing so much over the
result in Connecticut ss they did over that
in New Hampshirs. The reason is. thst
the Repnblicsns did not fall ssleep. bot
went TO work. snd have redeemed the
State. They have elected their Govern
or. three Of the four member Of Coogrsss.
and msjorities iu both Fbrssches Df the
Legislature. How js that Tor Summer
sore -bssdsf
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A MAN CT A THOUSAND.
a H,Aws. -, =. I've -sn rod.

Where death was hourly expected from Cow
suMPIIoN and ASTHMA, all remedies having fail
ed. accident led to a discovers whereby DR. IL.
James cured his only child. He now gives this
recipe fee, on receipt OF two stamps TO pay
expenses. Address CRADDOCk n CO.,
1.O32 Race Street, Philadelphia, Pa. giving
name OF paper, ap6a4
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THE INCOME TAX.
How TO DeteTnine Your Taxable In.
come.

The Assistant Assessors sre busiIy en-.
gagged in their several districts in send
ing notices to cit;Esns to make. .retusna Of
their incomes. 90 that the "a. doe The
.Governmsst % eli incomes sxeeeaipe
ef 900. nsy be collected.
The taxable income Of each pesson l.
deiermised BY adding together the fol-
lowing items: The gains or pro!its Of
basiness for the year; tbs wages or sals-
ry received for services from any govern
ment. corporstinn or other employer;
the rents received from. houses. or lands;
The interest on notes. bonds or mort
cages. or on money lent on any or on no
security; the profits Of speculation in
stock. bonds or gold. saI those obtained
npon the sails nf any homes or lsnls do.
ring the year which had bsen purchased
within two years preceline: and the
dividends upon stocks or shares. except
that the dividends Of corporations which
have themselves withheld the tar from
stockholders. aud pail it to the United
States. are not to he incIniei. NOR that
part OF the salary Of uefi .ers Of the Unitcd
States from which the tar has been
deducted At the tine Of payment. nor
any pension paid 10 q soldier or q sailor
From the aggregate incoms a. TINS
determined. each taxi payer viii deduc,
the ns,ionsl. State. County and mnnici- :
pal taxes paid BY him during the year /:
! ell losses in business, not incln ling any
estimated depreciation Of values; the in
'erest paid during the year: ths rent Of
land for cnltiv alton and OF premises for
business purposes; the rent of the house
snd rooms occapiei as residence; bnt
not the rental valns, il owned nv the
taxpayer himself: aud the amount paid
for ordinary repsirs. bat not for perma
nent improvement.
The remainder Of the gross income.
after these deductions are made. cons,i
tutes the ne. income for the yes,; and two
Thousand dollars are further to be deauc-
ted from the amonnt. The ramsinder ia
the taxable income. on which tax oi
two snd half per cent is to be levied
and psid, This:tax is dus and pay able
on or before tho thirtieth dsy of April
next; and q penalty o.. Eve per cent. upon
tbs amount of the tax and Of interest at
the rate Of one per cent. per month. ia to
be levied for neglect to make payment Al
tha, time. or within ten days after the
collector shall have dem snded the tex.
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THERE is difference in the price Of
through cars from White Cloud to Chi.
c.eo and BigeIow to Cbicsgo Of fifteen
dollars. Oar merchants shonld take al
vantage Of this. and order all their freight
ria the Atchison & Nebraska Railroad.
--Ruio Register.
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XNyANTED AGENTS. (SeO per Gay,)
w to sell the HOME SHUTTLE SEW
ING MACHINE. Has the under feed. makes
the "ioek s'bch'' talike on both sides,) aud Is
fully Ec,nssd The best and cheapest family
Sewing Machin. IN the market. Address,
JOHNSON. CLARK & co. Boston. Mass I.
Pittsburgh, Pa, Chicsgo, Iii or St. o is,
Mo. arr2s4
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M A Dsmoctaticipaper is ubout to
be started in the town Of Douiphah. Il
is to BE- On off-shoot Of the Atchison Pat.
riot. Az the Atehison Democracy ere
steadily losing ground 1t home. they can
rot spsrs much strength In the fruitless
effort to make Doniphan County Dem
cerstic. HoE ~
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-04-06

~ The position Of Private Secrstsry
to the Governor, g 81 900 take. is stiIl
vacant. We suggest the name Of Jodgs
Webb. % suitsblc person TO Gil Il. .
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-04-06

~ The Leavenworth Times and Bull
letin have been consolidated. and the
nsms changed to Times and Bulletin.
with the Bulletin meo IS proprietors.
1t retsins the mechanical style Of the
Times. and assumes the Democratic Free
Trade sentiments Of the Bulletin. Lesv-
enworth now has no Republican paper
printed in the English language.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-04-06

~ There is excitement at Kansas
City, over the reported robbery of graves.
1t is regarded IS direct blow 1t the
census Of the city.
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Special Notices.
Bear In M ind.

near In WtmOs
When disease has undermined the health,
and the physical system has become prostrat
ed, stimulant that sill not only strengthen,
but remove the cause, should be Immediately
resorted to. Mental distress is also a fruitful
source of The breaking down of the constitution.
and the ravages Of this enemy to health are
truly alarming. For all such maladies, Hos
letters Stomach Bitters have been 70 md un-
surpassed. By acting directly upon the diges-
tive organs, they remove the heavy, disagree
able feeling after eating. 20 often complained
of BY persons of delicate Temperament. As
soon as digestion is restored, the patient finds
his strength increasing, and bic general health
improved.
Thols,n Is Of persons certify that it may be
relied on in all cases of weakness or nervous
debility attendant upon sedentary habits. The
generality OF Bitters are 60 dissgreeable to the
taste, tia. they are objectionable to a weak
stomach. Tii. is not the Gaze with Hostel
ter's Bitters, which will be found mild and ex
tremely pleasant. BaIsamic plants. barks and
roots contribute their restorative juices to rem
der it soothing and strengthening. Its basis is
the onls pure stimulant which has ever been
produced. containing no fusI oil. or any other
dele,erious element. The most careful and
skillful chemists have apalyze'I the Bitters,
and pronounce the N harmless. This is scien-
tifc testimony; but the testimony Of the hun
dreds OF thou 'ands who have experienced the
preventive and curative effects of the GREAT
VEGETABLE TON and ALrERATlvE of modei II
times is still more conclusive. In. fever and
Agne. Dyspepsia. Bil:onsness, Nervous Com
plants, Chronic Complaints, and &c. eral de
biIitv, it is as Yearly infallible as anything in
this faiiibie .orli can be. apps.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-04-06

|J j. H. Nall. rsiirosd ticket agent
at Fort Scott. hes pocketsd . lsrge
amount Of the coapssy's money. and
has become void.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-04-06

fg Municipal elections took plscs
oil over the country. on Monday and Tues.
day. With varying results. but in large
mjori,y Of cases, the Republicans ere
victorious. They have carried St. Joseph.
Atchi.on. Leasenw orth. Toledo. Cinein-
ussi, and many other cities.
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e~ Hon. Jim Thomas has returned
FROM Lesveuvorth. and has promised ms
ride behind bis "spsuky" bsas,.-To
peka CommonsealM.
We don't know Of person Who has
more room for spanking than Prousy.
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From Kansas.
OFFck, HErHEsIxeroS & Cos Block.

A1cHIsoF. ksNsAs, DC. Z, Icb5.
MEssps. DoLaN < QCtGc:
I DEAR Sn-I have submitted to careful chem
ical examination the sample you furnished me
Of rrhIrrED Blue GRAss WHrsKY, and fnd Il
exhibits only mere u,ee of Fssi Oil: the
comparative freedoa from which renders il far
preferable to other vhiskies containing larger
proportion Of this and other noxious ingreai-
ents. Respectfully.
AH.LANPHEAR, NJ. D.
The above whisky. which is beyond al doubt
the best and oaly Ssre Liquor nos in use, can
be obtained in large or small quantities Of
Harpster 4 Orton.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-04-06

r. A correspondent Of the Lesven.
worth Commerciai ask: care We re-.
ligioas!" Well. in that party not to
any alarming extent.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-04-06

GoDEY have heretofore neglected
to notice the receipt of the April number
Of Godey's Lady's Book. which came to
hand scms days ago. In engrsvings.
Fashion Plates. and reading matter. it has
never been surpassed. Although hun
drsds Of Fashion Magazines and news
papers have been strrted since Cooley, the
letter has outlived or kept in advance Of
them aH. until, to-day. it is as fresh and
vigorous % though more than forty years
had not passed over its head. Godey's is
always ahead, and the price is SO year.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-04-06

The SOUTHERN MErHoDIsTs AND THE Lost
CAuss.-Down to our late Southern re-
hellion all our Protest ant churches. except
ing the Episcopal. were deviied into
North and Son,h BY the line Of African
slavery. Daring ths rebellion the division
extended to the Episcopal Church: fer
while its ministers in Washington prayed
for a blessing ppon "Thy servant. the
President of the United Sta,es." its min.
listers in Richmond. bound by the sitns.
tion Of things de taeto. prayed for "Thy
servant. the President OF the Confederate
States" JEFF. Davis" had just been re.
frsshsd by that prayer in his church at
Richmond on thst memorable Sunday in
April. 1865. when little note was hsnded
him from General Lee. at the front. an
nonncing substantislly that it was all up
with the Confederscy. and the President
thereof straightwsy departed, never to
hear that prayer in Richmond sgain.
Since that memorable Sunday the South
ern Protestant churches, headed By the
Episcopal. North and South. have been
united: but the Southern Methodists still.
as it appears. have q weakness for the
''lost cause.'
The Southern Methodist. Of Memphis,
Tenn. for example. says that ",he Sonth-
ern States would develop different civil
aud social institutions ifthey were not
strongly bound together undir one cen.
trail government. that "as one section
goes the other must follow under present
circumstance" bat that ''it ia not 20 in
matters ecclesiastical" that "hers hap
PLY. independents ia main,ained:" that
"our section OF the old Church can stand
by the old Landmark. .a"( snch for, Instance.
as negro inferiority;) and that Eve can
not be forced BY radical maiorities into
radical measures" The meaning Of this
is that a generation or two will have to
pass away before the Sonth. even in reli
gious matters. will forget the '.lost c.nse"
The subject is fn'l Of interest AMI full Of
danger yet. looking to the political signs
Of the times North and Sonth.
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E Baker. Of the Topeka Record.
and Davis, ofths Commonwealth. are
throwing secondhand manure ct each
other most frightfully. Ifthey were both
put into bsg. we'll shaken up. and then
Q third man put in-well. we'd pity the
third mans family. il be had not liberal
insursace on his life. ~ ~
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~ Judge Besumon. Of New Orleans.
has decided that the levying Of the tax
for the support Of the public schools in
1871 is unconstitutional.-Er.
Whether school tax be constitutional
or not. every State and community has
men who are eonstitutionally opposed to
paying school tax. :
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AlarricS.

At Highland, March 30th, by H. N Seaver,
Esq, Mr.. JAMS A. CArHcARr to Miss Ellen
]. HYpE, both of Iowa Point.
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THIS IS NO HUMBUC! o.
L By sending - cents,
with age. height. color Of eyes and hair. you
uili receive, BY return mail. correct picture
Of your future husbsnd OF wife. With name and
date OF marriage. Address w. FOX, p. o.
Drawer No. -, Fultouviiis. n. Y.
aps6sl
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From California.

SAN FR,NcIsco, July 9th. ISG9.
fIEArH. SMIrH & Co.,
GENrLENEx-We have carefully anaiyzed
the b tile OF Whisky marked '.Puf flied Blue
Grass" manufactured and purified by yo(
House, for Fnsii Oil and the usua! adnlterarions
and impurities Of whisk les. and fail to find any
such impurities.
JOHN HEwSTON, JR.,
Chemist and snp't San Francisco Assaying
and Refining Works.
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Who OwN THE PUBLIC DoMAIx?-At
length there sppears to be a healthier
sentiment tonching land grants to specu-
latoys. which. in. consideration Of the
shameless amer in which the public
doma has been sqnandered of late years
ia quite natural. The following table
shows that the number of acres Of the
public lands owned by spectators and
corporate monopolies against the number
owned BY workinemen is in the ratio Of
four to one: cr
ts "a Acres.
Ownsd ~ wovkiasmsn = TAO ono ron
Owed by individual speueiaios Sfg0-0lp0
Owned by railway eompsnies eoo.0oo.sC0
TOTAL eyned by speealaioss 40 oa0 eco
Tbs area OF ths public lands ~ HIGH ye'
remsin to be disposeiiof. ex xclusive Of the
icrbefgs OF Alssks. is somewhat over
nine hundred millions Of acres; deduc,
one-third Of which for mountains and
desert lands. and there remsin about six
hundred million sores for actual settlers.
It is time for Congress to put the brakes
down and keep them down so far o. these
lands are coscerued.-Nw York Ship
ping List. q
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the magic COMB ;:::: IL: :: "; !: =;

manent black D. brovs. Il contains no poison.
One comb sent BY mail for 81. Dealers ssp-
piled st rednced rAtes. Address WoL Patton,
Treas. Springfield. Mass. afr2s4.
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INC, SPORTING RIFLES. We .

.Dnc, SPORTING RIFLES. We are
DH AhfD bow prepared TO hii orders for
our New Metallic Cartridge Sporting kiues' OF
various lengths and caliore: for srcntcey 1no
safsty. ne recommend our Breeeh L'aains Ri
fss "a superipr in every respect TO any other
NOV made. For Circulars giving full descrip-
ton and prices. apply to SHARrs RIFLE MFG.
Co, Hartford, Conn., n"of
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THEA-EECTAR
Is A PURE
BLACK TEA

GN4GMhe&I1V With the Gfeeh Cd Ft6U0T.
Waryanted To suit all tastes.
~ 4,NA For safe sreryuhere. Aud
n for sale Wi o.rsxre only by
the l:rcut Atlantic =.
Ps,:,6sc Tea Co.. y Church IT N. Y
Pc Blk, 5:SO3. Sead ioS Tho Nectar GS-
eulsr. -r sp,6s4-
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MI LII N E r Y
DRESS-MAKINC.
MRS. ARMSTRONG

VTTOuLD respectfully announse to the Ia.
wv dies Of White Cloud and viciaity. shas
she will, during the present season. carry on the
business Of FASHIONABLE MILLINERY
and DRESS. MAKING, In all their depart
ments. Goods In The Millinery line viii bs
kept Consistently on hand, and all work done
promosly, and IN she latest and bess style.
The favors of the ladies are respectfully 60
.licited. March Is, 1871.
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nEAFNEss. CATARRH. sCROFULA.
IL A lsdv Who had suffered Tor years from
Deafness, Catarrh and Scrofula, vas cu'ed oy
. sinpls remedy. Hrrsympathy and gratitude
prompts her 70 send the receipts iree oil cnsrge
- .rv one similarly afil,cIed-s Aidress Ma.
Jersey City, Nj. apr6"4.
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Whe.s 70 Plant Fruit Trees.

- As practical tests are what we desire
I will give you little of my experience
in tree planting. Last spring planted
three hundred fruit trees dug holes
four and a half feet in diameter, ano
two feet deep filing in about the roots
with top soil, and mulched with straw
An the peaches died. With the apples
cherries, pears, &c, was more success
sful, only losi..g about three -fourths. 1
Last fall ] planted ont about four han
dred trees, with less care than l gave
those planted in the spring; and every
orc is now growing in fine condition
Hereafter, i shall plant frait trees in thu
fall. put out some two thousand de
ciduous and ever green trees this spring
and they are all doing well, SO far
Kansas Farmer. o.
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"Drunix, by Jove.v

A good story is told of certain doc
tor, who sometimes drank q good dea
at dinner. Hcwas summoned one even
ing to see lady patient when he was
more than ..half seas over," and con
scious that lie was so. On feeling hel
pulse, and finding himself unable te
count its beats, he muttered "Drunk
by Joye."s Next morning, recollecting
the circumstance, he was greatly ,exed
and Just as lie was thinking what expla
nation he should offer to the lady, let
ter was put into his hand. "She knew
too WE'LL" said the letter, "that he hat
discovered the unfortunate condition
she was in when he visited her, and she
entreated him to keep the matter asecre
In consideration Of the enclosed-a Sl0t
BILL" M
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What Shall be Done with the FalI
ApNiess t''-'- -

In every orchard this year, there is .
greater or less quantity of apples to
dispose of in some way. As the early
ripening varieties and wind falls cannot
all find ready market,t the owners there
of should devise some plan to make the
most. of this. important crop, All the
perfect, ripe fruit should be pared and
dried during the warm days of Autumn
to supply tile deficiency in case of failure
the coming year, which is not at all i'm
tprobable Then all the unripe ones
that are sound, should be collected and
made into, cider. The large presses
make the most cider, and of better quail
sity, get the hand press is often mos
convenient. This makes vinegar that
win retain its strength for two or three
years. A portion. too, may be kept du,
ring winter for drinking purposes, by
leing allowed to- stand about twenty
four hours an6 drain off, then put then
into kettles, brought rapidly to boi
iand SKINNED. Put. into. barrels, corl
tight, and place in cool place.
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Keeping Apples.

A correspondent asks rs how he can
keep his winter apples until late in
spring, cay to the end of May. There
! is hut one answer to make: 1st, the ap
Piles must be good keepers, free from
bruises or. blemish I'd, they must be
spread out on shelves or packed in bar
rels, and kept in an atmosphere of from
forty to fifty degrees, better from forty
to forty -five--that is, at temperature
as. equable as possible. Some cellars
are just the thing and preserve them
beautifully Others are too moist
Where this is the case few bushels o.
stone lime should be used-German
to,rn Telegraph.
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THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY
SsEK "A e A
Tuesday. October 3. 1871.
hng g,gttHF fE ta} e'.rst
Genera, ssoss..en's parky.


When General B,vn>on was in the
South. swar,hy, good na!uretl darby
hcci'ne gate attached to that jolly son
ol Mars .an'l quill driver. The General,
in course. OF time, sent him to his father
in Ohio The old gent asked sam if hr
knew anything about horses and car
riagcs. Spec | does, nlassa; WAS mas
sa's ole coactnnan, Ills chill was He
was told to 90 to lbe Barn and ,"Ireese
up" the buggy, meaning. or course, the
wheels After Il while sam was told to
pnt the horse into the buggy, which he
did The cd gent then got in, but
s-thpu2kt the lasher was rather sticky as
he laid his hand on it TO assist himself
in getting il. Bat What was his horror
to fill tLaE Sam had literally "4eased
up the buggy :" for he had applied Tic
wheel grease to every part of little
seat. top, sides, wheels, dashcr, and
shafts. His rage was not cooled much
hy Sans remarking, as he scrambled
xvut,ef the sticky concern, "Golly, mas
81, couldn't grease dis yere harness, COS
de grease it's all dun goae!' F,.sR +
The s:il,e .darkcy was aEterward taken
to-thc village with Mrs B, who, wish
ing to leave short message with lady
fliend, and not desiring to getout of the
carriage, told Sam TO get out and ring
the he'll, Sam got ont and stood in the
eroaa, peering aud gazing up in the all
aud around the sides of the house, with
his great hands stuck in his trowser 6
pockets Mrs. B. asked him what he
ewas locking after "Foh der Lord,
missus; don't see no bell. Reckon
dey hasn't got lany hands on dis we're
plantation" He was looking for q
Southern plantation bell of two darkey
power in; Ohio Mrs. B. saw the joke,
and directed him to take hold of the
little silver bell-handle on the side of the
udooraad pull it ont Sam went for it
.goAlold Of it, held on 10 it, put his big
right foot against the door-post, gave {
tremendous puiI-when. something broke
and Sam landed in the middle of ths
dusty road, exclaiming 3 sBy golly
lreeken dey meant dis yere shouldn't
never come out t'-UdIpers Magazine
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Keep sheep.

Every farmer should keep sheep,
whether wool is low or high, They arc
the most profitable stock he can raise.
They will eat and live upon what other
stock viii not eat, unless forced to-
They will eyterminate weeds, under
growth, ETC., from the farm, while other
stock will not. With proper care and
management they will double their nnm'
bers yearly. They afford fine meatifol
the farmers table, with little trouble
!. Allfarmers should raise more sheep and
less worthless ours. They will find
them more profitable World.
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free government, that they are equally
honest, brave and patriotic, and we ap
peal to them as to our brothers and coun-
trymen to aid us TO obtain relief from
the grievous abuses which wrong and
oppre's every one, except the wrong do
ers and oppressors themselves.
FoWrteeath-Up State issues We re-
solve that we are in favor eff calling a
convention, as provided for by article
XVI, Soc, 3, Of the State Constitution.