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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-11-13

Man NJ a Barometer aad Thermometer
Science has failed to invent any apparatus as
sensitive to atmospheric changes as the uma
framc, Il is therefore OF vital importance 70
guard It against tho effect Of variations In the
weather, and experienes has demonstrated tnat
nm. WALKER's VINEGAR B,rTERs 10 the best
medicine for this purpose ct present known.
IN taken as q protection against tho disturbing
influence Of sudden alterations OF heat and cold,
il win certainly prevent the bowel complaint,
foyers, bilious disorders, rheumatic affections,
and throat diseases, arising nom these causes.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-11-13
MISCELLANEOUS
NOTICE

TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ACT IN.
i cooperating the Town Of Geld Hill, Storey
County, State OF Nevada, I hereby submit for
publication the Report of The Treasurer for the
Quarter ending october 81, 1871. 80
f n. STERN, I.
President OF the Board Of Trustees.
Gold HIN NOyemher A 1871
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-11-13
REPORT

or she Treasurer Of the Tswn e Gsld
Hi for tho Quarter ending October
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-11-13
PRATT'S ABOLITION OIL!

PRICE-smuII, soc, Large, 81 90.
LiTToN OF. For salo by all Druggists and
Dealers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-11-13

GOLD HILL, New, November Q, 1871.
To the Honorable Board OF Trustees Of NE
Town OF Gold Hil-Gentlemen: I herewith
submit my. Quarterly Report a. Treasurer Of the
Town Of Gold Hill for tho Quarter ending
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-25
Fast TyDe Setting:

R. s. Mensmin. pnhl isher of the Print.
ers' Circular. Philadelphia. recently is-
sued circular to the typographical fra
ternity. offering three PRICES (s silver
composing stick. q silver medal and q
bronze msJsl) for fast tyre setting. and
designated yesterday a. the time for com.
petition throughout the United States and
Csnsds. The typos Of Davenport and
Rock Island held meeting. and decided
to compete for the priz,s Messrs. A.
G.. Smsl6eld and John Mcdonald were
appointed judges. and l. N. kirkpatrick
referee.
The Office Of the Sunday Star. Dsvsn-
port. wss selected s- tb. place for the 'r,-
81. and Charley Plat. of the Union office.
Rock Isl.nd. and Charles Glass. oil
Grega. Watson & Days. were uusni
mously chosen cowpetiiors.
Tho type used was Is ems to the al
phabet. being one EN- below the standard.
and the measure exsc,ly q ems nonps
reil wide. made mp BY the body Of the
type. The copy-solid reprin, in non
psreil-wss received from Philadelphia.
which WIS not opened until five minutes
before the time Tor commencement Of
composition.
At hslf-psst 2 o'clock Mr.. Plat went
to the csse; the room was vacated. and
the door locked to keep out intrudsrs
He worked exactly sixty minutes. wbeo
time wss called snd he dropped biz stick
having composed 1856 ems. A, 3:45
Mr. Glass took his place at the case. and
when time was eslled had composed l..
4SS ems. This closesl the contest.
The matter set up wss proved in du
pl,eats. and will be forwarded to r. 8
Mensmiu. The proof-sheets will be re-
ferred to the international Typographical
Union which meets at Baltimore 10 jon.
next. and the award of prizes will BE-
made BY . committee Of thst body.
There wss no rivalry between the print.
ere Of Davenport and Rock Island; yet j.
10 . matter Of some pride TO Us tbst one
Of the Union corps typographical. Mr..
Plat, was the victor. SO Tar % the two
cities sre concerned. and We believe II is
The unanimous wish of the craft OF both
places thst be will be the winner Of one Of
he prizes.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-25
p.xooRAcr HAULING N r.. non.. .

DKxocRAcY HAULING IN ITS Honxs
A Democratic Conven,ion wss held. les,
week. ct Dayton. Ohio. Tbs meeting
wss engineered BY Vsllasdighsu. Who
tells the Democrats Of Ohio whst to thisk.
snd who is usually the leading man 10
getting up aationsl Democratic Platforms.
On this occasion. be introduced series
Of resolutions. and made . speech in favor
of their adoption. the most important
feature Of which was sn scknow y led msnt
th,< the results Of the war and the late
amendments to the Consti ton ere perm
snent. and pledging the Democracy to
accept tsem, one and all. and to make no
effort 10 overthrow them. They then go
on to beg all men who agree to these
propositions. to unite with the Democ.
rscy in sustaining them.
So, alter oil the wind and fury expend-
ed BY the Democracy in discouragiog the
war for the Union. aud IN opposing the
Reconstruction acts and the Constitution.
sl Amendments. they humble themselves.
acknowledge thst the Republicans have
done justice. and ask the people to now
unite with them, and help them to con-
tinue doing the same thing the Republi-
cans have done 10 spite Of them. They
must imagine tie people to be a set
Of poor fools. to be thus gulled into 'up,
porting them. and placing themselves
once more in the power Of The Democratic
party. They will conclude that If the
Democrsts'bave been forced to aequiesce
10 Republican measures. and pledge them
selves to safest them. the support thing
will be to keep The Government in the
hands that have brought it through oil
the troubles. II the Democracy are so
snxious to uphold Republican acts. th.
best way for them to show their sincerity
sby voting for the Republican candi.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-25

yorahora Kaasas 0toolx = 0hip.
.qests Darisg April asd May.
The Wa,hens Rspor,ss. 81 Last wssk
says:
Northern Kansas Is esporsisg this
spring large number Of veg 6ee cattle
and hogs. DaripG the mo.th 81 April
the St. Jee.ph sod Dssser Cisy ssilrosd
shipped thirry.sssss esr losds q sa's'e
and nins Of hogs. sad tslly that ass1. il
not more. hsvs brsa cassisd oses that
road since the lst Of May. o. last FRI
d.v sn extra trsis pssssd down contain
ing nine cars loaded vith rsstle snd three
with hogs. besides three moro. cara With
cattle ON the r'gulsr train. making twelve
car loads Of cattle end three OF hogs on thai
day. On Tn.sday ofthis week the train
vas loaded With nine ears more of cattle
SmslIsr lots sre being shipped nearly
every day. and in sddition to these .
great many d,oses have been driven
through this 2lscs 10 s.. Joseph. to be
shipped over the IIsnnib.l and S.. Jo-
seph sud other roads leading from that
city. These being mostly inteni led for
the Chicago and Q,incy markets. or
shipped to those points to be rs.shipped
to Other markets. . large portion Of the
stock exported from this part ofihe State
to St. Lnuis snd markets 10 thss direc
ton pas oses other ront.a The A'ch-
ison and Nebr.sks. end q. B U P Rail
roads have probsSU' shipped Aoa con
siderable extent. and the pum her Of cattle
and hogs ,h.t h.ve already heen. end
will yr, be exporfed from the Northern
tier this sprisg is very large. OF those
that We have seea. oil arc in most excel.
lent condition. snd look very 6ne. The
cattle ars all Of domestic raising. no
Mexican or Ch.rokee stock to be seen
among them. 1'hs lager portion the,
have been shipped over the ST. Joseph
and Denver Guy R.lrnsd were fsttene,i
on Wolf Rivsr in this county. and msy
bs considered . fair specimen Of Kansas
stock.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-25
A THR,rrr "Arr.nxsY."-Ths Le.v.

A THRIrIY "ArronxEY. The Lesv-
enworth Bulletin Of the 18th inst. says:
Yesterday at the District Court. in
in the case Of McBrstnev ~. Ksusss Pa
ciic R.ilusy. Mr. McBdatney scknowl-
edged that he received o. Attornsy's lee
for three weeks service in Washington.
sock to the amount Of 100000 in the
Kansas Pacific. eight sections OF Dsla-
we're land and ten thousand acres Of Pot
tswatomie land" i
Now. 10 sust Say that 800 900 stock
in one Of the hest Rsilrosds 10 the coma.
try. snd 5120 scres Of the best land in
Kansas. al from ore client. for three
wseks, service il not bsd 10 take. Mr..
MeBr.tney's influences must he valuable.
Probably he ~ss susins the Company fo'
the balance Of his pay!
Mr. McBrstney. who has been receiv.
ing such modeat attorney" ices for lob.
bying for Railroad Company. is the
same man who is sending letters over ih.
State. soliciting persons to support him
for Congress. upon the ground that b,
hss experience. which will enable him te
be useful. The above extract shows th'
nature of the experience. and that he hs'
been useful to McBrstney. he belong
to the Pom.roy ring Of land gobblers; ant
We think Pomeroy'is is shout IS much q
sny one State needs OF that sort OF mem
bers of Congress.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-25
What h the Rensou:

A great outcsy is msds because Orssgs
8. Winaus. . Republican meuhsr Of the
Assembly from sChantsoqus County. is
believed to have been bribed to vote with
tho Democrats. II is ssid tha, be hsa
been paid % much ss 800. 600 for bis
vote. and It must he admitted that the
facts look badly Tor him. Even, il il
ahould BE- proved that. instead Of getting
this large son Of money. he got only sn
order from the Eris Railway managers
directing him to 60 over to the Democ.
r.cy. the case would not much altered IN
his favor. II be simply obey ed orders.
he is slave; il be was hribed BY money
TO vote contrary to his opinions and
iadgment. be 10 . scoundrel. Either way
he ia entitled to the contempt and pity Of
all decent men.
1t is curions how much difference it
makes whether ono msn ia bribed or
m.ny. Winsns is denounced with mi.
versal and Just contempt by the Rapnb.
licsn journals. and eveh the Sfaats.Z.i-
tung. . Democrstic paper. speaks Of him
with the scorn he merits. Bnt one ysar
ago como dosep. twenty. thirty. or forty
Republicans in the L.gisls,ure-we do
not know how msny-were bribsd BY
Boss Tweed to help hin pnt down the
Yong Democracy aud scarcely Rspnbli.
can journal in the whstS-St.se r-i.ed ito
voice against the cosrdphon. Yet thst
act involved the destrueei ION of slI hopes
Of ths Republican party in this State for
an indefinite period nf time. while the
purchase and sale of Winsns has no 9th.
er consequence escept that Mr.. Tweed is
able to carry his measures. snd Winans
is made infsmous Whist ia the reason
that there 10 such Difference in the treat
men, Of the two cases? Why ia It that
the Republicans. who are 40 alive to the
enormity Of Winans. were 90 plscid
when nesrlv their whole party in the
Legislature Was bought with money and
paid for with price?
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-25

PusH ALONG THE WoRK-Leaven.
worth is now agitsting the question of Of
fecting an arrangement to sell the section
of road between Kansas City and Atchi-
son. to Mr.. Joy. who is reported % being
willing to purchase it upon fair terms.
and making it portion Of the line oi
road now running to this place. aud being
rapidly pushed toward the Capital Of Ne
braska. We hope to see this accomplish.
ed soon. There is no sense. but -consid-
cradle annoyance. in having to stop over
at Atchison for several hours. in travel
ling to aud from points below that place.
II Mr.. Joy should get possession. there
would be through connection for al points
below. and bnt single freight snd passsn.
ger rates. There would then Be line Of
road under one control, from the centre Of
Nebraska to the Indian Territory south
Of u; and the public would not have to
suffer on account Of the jeslousies and
contentious Of rival companies.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-25
DEATH OF A FAMOUS Soso WnrrrR.-

DEATH OF A FAMOUS SoSa WRrrER.-
John Greinsr. of Ohio. died 1t Toledo.
last week. From 1910 until within q
few years past. be was one Of the most
aotsd political song writer's 10 the nation.
But bis greatest fame IN this line was
achieved from 1910 to 1874. during which
campaigns. bis Log Osbin songs Of "Tip-
pecsnos aud Tyler toe" Of ''Tom the
Wagon Boy" and Of "Hsrry Clay"
were sung throughout the length and
breadth Of the land. Hs vas for time
State Librsrisn Of Ohio. snd substq
ly held the apo ntment Of Territorial
Governor Of New Mexico.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-25

In view Of the many snd terrible scei-
dents oecssionsd BY the explosion ol
kerosene lamps. the Topeka Couuos-
wealth soggests thst when childres aud
servaats are left ct home alone. candles
should Be- burned. which il very excel
lent sad sensible suggestion.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-25

Ey The time has arrived for sending
ont yearly bills to our subscribers. In
stead Of enclosing the usu.l bills. we shall
m.rk ,he amount Of each subscriber's in.
debtednsss on the margin Of his psper.
Therefore. al who find such figures on
their papers. m.y understand that it
means the smount they owe for the paper
20 the 22l Of June. when the present VOL
uma cloaes.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-25

Sol. Miller. the vida awake. spicy and
witty editor Of the White Cloud Chief.
will soon issos his psper 10 . new dress.
Sol. is ranked among the pioneer editors
of the State Of Kansas. and has by o
strsight- forward aud honorable cnurss
sttsined On envisble position in the Corps
Ediforial.-kousd CITY Sentinel.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-25

~ A scientific man says that but one
egg in fifteen hundred produces salmon.
1t WAS Q great pity that the egg that pro.
duced Salmon Chase was not ooe Of the
1899.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-25

~ Miss Msy Parsons. Of Columbus.
Ohio. hss married . German Baron. cap.
tured at one Of the Spaa. last sunner.
This Spa.ing busniness does have . ten.
dency to Barren -prss.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-25

An * Confederate Colonel. of vicks.
burg. Mississippi-his ssms IL M.ioss-
has joined the RerabIiess psrty. bec.ua.
il ""ests the living istpes Of the tine.
binda itsef indissolably 10 trsih sad dssy,
e~pooses - ita ows The istsssss Of sua.rins
hnnsnity everywhsrs. ssd bids de6ssee
to oil the power Of the usivssss 10 swevve
i from civil sad religious j,eedom."--
Good for The q Couledersts Colosel,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-25

Ey An exchange ssys that the late
pisuist. Thslb.rg. took lessons % the
bspjo. Of J.mes Buckley. the great ban
10 ,u'or. We didn't know they footed
hanioa.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-25

PENNSYLVANIA FOR GRAEf.-The Penn.
sylvanis Republican State Convention.
last week. endorsed Grant for the Presi.
dency in 1872. Grsat has some faults
and weaknesses which Republicans would
be grsti6sd to SEE him cure himself Of;
but there does not appear to be much
doubt that he viii be siuost unsnim ously
nominsted for reelection: and after that.
there is not the slightest doabt Of his tri-
umphsnt election hy the people.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-25

r. The Junction City Uuicn has
been enlarged to an eight column paper.
Since George Martin hes prevailed upon
Government to re'eivs him Of his little
Office. be promises to devote oil his time
to bis paper.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-25
Tie De00crntlc COostltaslOa.
Article ] Niegers arc DOT people.
Article II Scaisw4gs are not psopls.
Article Ill. Carpet bagssrs- -sss not


Article ] Niger. are oot people.
Article II Scalaw4gs are not psopla
Article Ill. Carpet bagssra- -sss not
people. .5s} v t!fIl@
Article ~ Sh.nshsis m.y be people.
bue very misenided Ones
Article v 7Butchers like 0rsnt msy
have teen people. hnt they have forf.ited
their right to b" people BY their crimes.
Article VI Democrats sre tie people.
Article VII. Government belongs to
the people. When they are NOT in power
the government has heen nsurped.
Article VIII. Tile people srs doss-
frodden when they are not allowed to rnle.
Article TX When sny portion Of tho
people Tesolt because they sre not sllowed
to rule. they shall be regarded ss heroes
and patriots.
Article X. 1t shall bs deemed lawful
and commendsbls for the people to shoot
niRRers. scslswags. carpst-bssgsrs or
Others who .rs not people.
Article XI Any laws esactsA 10 coz.
Of the great principles here laid
down shall be deemed usconstitutiossl
and void.
Article XII. This constitution may b
amended thirteen timss. bat no XIVth or
XVIII amendment ioM shall ever be 0,de.
By way Of eommessary On krticls ~,
II msy be remarked that shanshsis ere
rnteu'islly regarded "a people. from the
fact that s"ms fo"ls anosg them ksvs
hesn known TO surD Democrats. Pr .
Democrat ." fn-n .hsnehs. is uncosstS.
'n''onal -MI,coukee Ssnkine1.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-25
A Man Nearly Easea Alive ~ =

A Man Nearly Esse. Alive ~ .
Jackna.
Charlie. Bro~s. Ss.. gsutlemsn aged
upward OF sixty years. and we'll knowu
throughout this sscsion Of the State -
one Of oar lss.ling citis ne. cam. very
assr losing Ais lifeles Ssnts,YAy j.ek
1'oos;.g i; HB;o"a
SSainS S&IS& - tsd &as . Geld
liter 81 Y % - s over ls stopped
4. p. oil .r1fo ~ .t t{.et which
! s.s er lint q .eteius eld. The
'saimsk M ven s1<WhsSSfs pet, bus
onou this oces.ios BE- ex hibited bis ,,e .ch.
srou, deposition BY jaupins over the
bars.- kaockiae Xs-- -Rsesa-1ese-ieh his
leap. seis;ng him By the chin sad throat
With his seetA. tessisg 'oasi = postios'of
the assh. nearly bssise the wisdpipe. ss
the s.ms time ts!lisg upon and stsppisG
his bresst with .ht katss. NJ esowo
kept his presence Of mind. eanshk. .ihs.
animal by the nostrils. snd ehotei him
Of. hut he renewed the sttsek ia<IIasely.
biting and naneline the ioSss peition
Of ,hs left arm and h.nd il . iessib's
m.nner, Nj. B ehokisg him Oh % -
first. sad the 5sck ssaewing The sissek'
Bnt he wss nov bleeding freely. the lsfs
s,m waa poweriess. and he wss fsst losing
his power o. defense. The useqssl COO.
,est could have lasted hps m,ssis or two
longer. wh-n luckily. NJ. Freak Dowd,.
Who was paSsiug. hoard his cribs ssd ran
To his sSsi.fsnca. ana beat the isck OF
With . raj! which b, took from the iencs.
After getting the j.ck nG him. Mr.
Brown walked few steps to the feocs,
where his s,eps failsi him. AMI a ex.
press wss procured which conveyed him
to his home. where he s"w liss 10 . very
prscsrious condition. He sssss -, wsll
o. coaft be expected. eomp'sinS Of teeliue
sore inwsrdiy. but Drs WoM snd Rsu-
nsls think ih,t there are NO internal iu.
inries. anil while ibey do not eonsiaer
that he ia ont Of danger. they think thss
he will survive bis iotnries. With ths
probability Of the los ot III .sss of HE
left hand. --.. s,-.s. ..-t.-
The j.ei ia Al pors Spsaish hood. sod
has always besa pet. his mother dviaR
whsn be was bat fev dsvx olh He hss
slwsys beso regarded % The aosa docils.
and. at the same siae. ,hs pass so~srdly
animal on tho plscs.' which askss hia
owner eatifsiy uAsbis to s1plsis bic
tvicinua disposition - sho sn 10 his sttass.
unless be has been pisgusd asd snooyst
BY the good ior-nn' hing boys Who run
\ L. LII a
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-25

DENocRArs NOT DEAD Thu Louis-
vile Con.ier Joarnsl says the sddrsss ol
the Kentucky Demo ocrsiic Cestrsi Com
mistes vss received By ths State Demo
cratic Couveniion with strict attention.
aud enthusiastically spplsnded 10 its dif-
fereat pssssRes." Oos Of ,bess psssagss
declared that the Commifts esDoot 20 Ter
stolfifv it'slf ss to admit the validity OF
the XIvth. end the Amssdmsnta. cor to
upon tbs record the egsesious fslsehood-
that they hsvs bees legaIly sstiesd.'
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-25

~ When Adam and Eve psStook ol
the tree Of Kncvledes. did they stsdy The
higher brsncbes?-Ex.
No: only q tie Gre. crotch.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-25

~ A Ksnsas pepper lately Cred .
squib at us. whereupon tbs devil 10 the
Office sends us marked copy Of the pa
per. with the following scribbled on the
margin: give hiu h-li: he's . dam
Reverend"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-25

r. There have been about two Fed
raj appointments in Doniphsn County.
during the present year. and both the ap.
pointees are Dem mocrsts-ths Post N asters
ct Iowa Point and Doniphsn. II no Re-.
publicsns desired the Offices. oil right;
bnt il they did, they are the ones who
we're entitled to them.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-25

County PoLITIcs -Preliminary recon
Doisssuces are already beng m sds. for the
coming Falls campaign. Some good
names are being suggested for different
Offices. For our part. there is but one
thing we ask-and We think the Repub-
lioans of the County will demand it. this
time-snd that is. thst Republicans be
nominated for the Offices on the Rspubli-
can ticket. For several years past. we
have had set Of mongrel tickets. and
Democrats stand as good show to be
elected upon them IS Republicans. The
Democrats are establishing their organs.
fixing up their organic ations. and pr.psr-
ing to make 6ght. Ws say. let them
make it upon their own ticket. II Dsm.
ocrats are as apt to be put upon Republi
can tickets as Republicans. there is not
much use in . Republican organization.
Ifthe Republicans. with their 300 to 1000
majority iu the County. ere not able to
get up ticket Of their own. they hsd bet
ter quit.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-25

SIt i. estimated thst there are at pres.
ent two Thousand Chinese laborers EN-
ployed on SuQ.r plantations in Loui.isns
obtained chiefly from Cslifornia.-EI.
There is another great California in
dustry developed BY the completion Of the
Pacific Railrosd-ths importation Of So
gar plantations to Louisisns!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-25

The latest fancy name for 4 girl comes
from lows, in the shape Of "Bsllis."
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-25

Grant got Cd good thing on Seostor
Sumner the other day. 1t must bs rs-
membsred that Samssr is pompoua.
ovsrbsaring. s;aenlsrly eaosistiesl asa in
the Senate. He ssrumes the lssdersh,r.
and no one dsres tonch the cl.asics, or
claim IN originsl idea without bic per
missio.. In fact. nothing is soythisg
nnless Somnsr ia the osisinstos. Well,
the other day Conkliog wss talking TO
the President sb"as Sumner. snd said.
smoos other thises. that hs (Ssnser) J
did not believe 10 the BihIs. .'Of eoav.e
he does not. - be didst write IT," 70.
piled Grant.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-25

% We have received the era, nnm.
Der Of the Doniphsn Democrat. published
at the town Of Doniphan. 1t opens ont
with the ususl story. that the Rspubli-
cans have been robbing the people. and
that the people are just starving to read .
genuine Democratic papers, notion which
it will get rid Of in . tolerably brief period
oftime. our Doniphsn County Democracy
has nightly changed. Az one side Of ths
Democrat is printed in Atchison. and is
composed Of matter that has previously
appeared 10 the Patriot. and - most sl
the Doniphan County Democrats who
can resd take the Patriot. the nov pspsr
will have somewhat Of familiar look to
them. like the Bsptis, Church to the old
t,per who mistook it Tor his boarding
house. and stopped 10 take nip" before
entering.