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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-12-28

81. LOUIS, Dec. 20.
The Democrat has special from Sedalia, No.,
which says that Christmas witnessed precOncer-
ted outbreak of the Ku-Klnx at Marshall Saline
Co., Mo-, and learns that q large number ofarmed
men turned ont in pursuit Of negroes. Patrols
were placed near the town and every traveller hal
ted and questioned. All business was suspended
and mob violence reigned supreme. 1t is not
known how many negroes have been killed, but
Edward Wilson, who left Marshall ut IL o'clock,
saw the dead bodies of five, two hanging by the
neck, three lying in the road, and one terribly
wounded. At latest accounts crowd of armed
men were starting ont, swearing they would clean
out every negro in the County.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-12-28

n The Passivists are hOisting the name of
Senator TRUMBULL as their candidate for the
Presidency. In a Presidential campaign, enthusi-
asm is the main part of the battle. Just imagine
anybody enthusing over TaCMBULLl 1t wuuld
be like striking fire out Of an iceberg with cab
bage head
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-12-28

"MR." GRANTING have noticed the lovely
Democratic disposition referred toin the following
paragraph from the st. Louis Democrat, and we
suppose others have:
too severe on Grant. They won't give him any
title but plain "Mr won't say President Grant
or Gen. Grant. 1t is worthy of remark, however
that they adhere rgidly to the military title in
the case of McCook, who first mustered the militia
of Steubenville, and of Mcclellan, the great sub
soiler of Virginia.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-12-28

~ Now "Major" Boggle-eye, of the Augusta
Valley Times, and accuses him of selling out to
somebody for $1,000. That sum of 5000 is a
magic number for Boggy. He can never get over
it, We wonder what sorry experience the poor,
snivelling devil has had in his time, in which
$1,000 was concerned, that this sum is always
present in his distorted imaginationf
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-12-28

- There is q man in Leavenworth County,
who was formerly Republican, and member of
the Legislature. Several years ago, he got into q
fight with a negro, and the darkey bit him. As
his only means of revenge, he renounced the Re-
publican party, and has since been Democrat.
here is q clear case of NegrophObia.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-12-28

~ The Butternut editor of patent outside
thumb-paper in Ohio, has the agency ofhis entire
County for the sale Of the Life Of VALANDIGHAM.
If it takes well, he should next start out with a
Life of the Devil
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-12-28

Ifubf1hed Dece0bm 2th, IB5I.I
ordinaaee Ne. -.
Relating to Salaries and Csnpensafiona
Be ordaiaed By as Hsyer sni Cbssenes Of s Cy Of
Waite Cloud:
SECTION l. The several oRcers hereinafter named shall
receive for their services the following cnnpenaaon
spectvey payable quarterly in City WMranta
ing with the current fiscal wear:
The Mayer . salary 70 Is 6Isd By the City Council
The Councilnea salsry be 6xed by tho City Council
The Ileasnrer: . salary of forty dollars per snnun
The City Clerk salary Of hundred dollars per an
The City Msr.hal .lazy - Azsd BY the City Coun
ell
The City Easnser .alary Be fixed By TIE CITY Coun
en
Ths Street Cs.nia-a.sr, sa.y 70 b fxsd By Tie City
Cuncfl
IL poblicatisa.
JOSHUA TAYLOR Mayor.
certify the forr,s.~ A h tue cnpy q the original
ale In my o6kce. w b FoRxcnooK, City Clerk.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-12-28

y Ton McGEHAN has just gone through
with his third trial, at Dayton, Ohio, and has
been acquitted. 1t is generally believed, not
withstanding, that he murdered MYERS, and it is
knomM that he caused the death of VALANDIGHAM.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-12-28

" The Democratic Judge Of the Dayton (O)
District has decided that the crippled soldiers at
the Soldiers Home have no right {" vote. That
is Democracy undisguised. Power is all that is
necessary to bring it ont the same way every
where. Disfranchise MANNED Union soldiers, and
whine because few rebels are disfranchised:
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-12-28
v Come down.-Paola Spirit.

.-e Come doWn.-Fd0d SptFH-
And what have we done to you, and how are
We in your way, that yon join in the hne and
cry, and ask to "comc downf" We are not
one of the kind that come down. We expect to
stay up, and behold you blow for brief season
and play ont of at least dozen more Kansas
towns, and finally leave the State in disgust, be-
cause, although proverbial for wind, she does not
annreciate and " come down to hatulence
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-12-28

II Are any of our exchanges receiving adver-
tisements frcm MCCORMICK & LYON, of st.
Louis, asking them to give them their lowest
rates, as they expect to send q considerable
amount of advertising during the year. If they
are, we advise them to do as we do-use all such
favors for fire kindling. MCCORMICK & LYON
have strong symptoms of being "dead BEATS"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-12-28

NOT BAD-The New York Post says of the mes
sage, that it will ALLEVIATE few or none Of the
Presidents personal supporters. and will strongly
confirm the conviction of millions of people that
he is SAFE honest, prudent and patriotic officer.
Considering that the Post has been an opponent of
Grants nomination, this is important testimony
to the Presidents popularity.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-12-28

sVwhat perchant great men have for fe-
male attire, in their old days: JEFF DAVIS was
captured in the garb Of an old woman, and now
THEODORE TlToN has discovered old DENOsTHE-
MES in the supposed person of VICTORIA WOOD
HULL
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-12-28

~ We call attention to the advertisement of
the sterling old paper, New York Erening Post, of
which WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT is the principal
editor.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-12-28

70 The last Holt County Sesfiael came to us
with Chicago outside Of eight columns, and
homemade inside of seven columns. 1t reminds
MS Of fellow with broadcloth coat, and . hick-
Ory shirt without tail
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-12-28

Representative from Osborn County. KiOwa
ought to send mp Mr.. STANDING BUFFALO. The
inhabitants of those Western Counties should be
represented by their own species.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-12-28

IVAN infallible indication of "law and or
der" Democratic community-When q horrible
crime is committed snatch up three or four mig
gers ON suspicion, and hang them, then proceed
to ivestigate the matter to find out who did com
nit the crime.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-12-28

THE STATE UNIvERsITY.-This institution is
getting along bravely. Although only five years
old, it has had, during the past year, an aggre-
gate attendance of nearly three hundred students,
representing twenty three Counties in this State
and sixteen States and Territories. For time of
opening of next session, see advertisement, in
other column.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-12-28

II If Germany furnishes Kings for England,
Doniphan County furnishes Representatives for
Sedgwick County. Last Winter, it was ]. NJ.
STEELE; this Winter, it D. L. PAYNE.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-12-28

~ssset reading, is that evidence in the JELLY
Dsypses eass. Published in the Leavenworin
7Smss, especially alongside of notice Of fasn-
ionsble wedding II the Chief published sufn
stuff, the papers wauid say it was obscene.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-12-28

~ The Prince of Wales has had relapse, and
gold has gone up. If the Prince of Wales would
20 up, and let gold come down, it would suit the
public much better
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-12-28

To each Subscriber to the Evening Post and ChSsian
Union for year win be sent two exquisite French Oh
Chrumos entitled wide Awake" and Fast Asleep"
which are worth at retail 90 for the pair
TRY IT! TRY IT.!
For o cents will send the Weekly Evening Post for
two months for 50 cents viii send the Semi Weekly
Evening Post for the same time.
Specimen Numbers Of the Evening Post sent free.
Address WIN. C. DRYANT 4 CO.
New York.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-12-28

~ Spirits and Indians are said to wander back
to view the Of their exploits in former days.
Kansas Border Rufians seem to possess the same
desire. KELLY, formerly of the Sqxafter SoreregR,
has lately been on visit to Atchison; and JOHN
W. WHITFIELD, formerly Delegate to Congress
from this Territory, but now of Texas, was on a
visit to Kansas, the other day.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-12-28
NEW YORK TRIBUNE,
For 1872.

The consolidation Of Italy long fagmentary and h
s ham q France Sssash .ses of crushing q.
feas ending With the siege and cspituation Of her proud
spanish thrue and the sustntnn fur them Of scion Of
Of he 'ii rno@. aSs %
Baden, Hesse the Hanse fowns &c. under the hcadshp
Germany ana the armins Ras. her prrpceds
in the councils Of Europe her oen
founded by Constantine the vast decayng and
archica Of sultan combine invest With
s wa
correspondents stationed at all points in Europe whore
complete and Instructive panorama that
H an s ss
and Nineteenth skeptcism and secnlarsm the
ceeds and is it hopefully on the great conflict as
destined Qike convulsson evolve from
future for the toiiing masses of msnkinsi
In own country war upon corruption and rascalty
Of our State has revoutonzed through
initial triumph of Reform which the most
thus inausurated cannot in its progress be
circnmscribed to any locality any party but that its
the Union r-buking venaity exposing robbery wrestling
power from politicians by trade and ccnfding il in those
vally needed Reform. THE TRIBUNE will devoteits best
+. ot o r &C.
office Of all New Departures the most essential and
The virtual surrender by the Democratic party of s
hostility to Equal Right. regardless of Color has vested
parties may henceforth rise fan clear that the
fundamental principles which have hitherto honoraby dis
tngnshed the Republicans henceforh to be REGARDED
practically accepted the whole country The right
man to his own limbs and snews-the equality Of all
portion Of its people, duty the Union
every citizen the full enjoyment Of his liberty until he
tions of National ece and ralcd be the hand which
shall seck to disace them Though not yet twenty
Of 1as 1S
mes. 2. Man and the 6enisnant smile Of God
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-" We have relish desire for personal contro-
versy with hm.-Augu<ta Republican,
Is that why you took pains to keep from MS the
copy of yourpaper containing your lying charges'
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WHITE CLOUD MARKKT.


WHITE CLOUD MABKET.
Fall wheat-1ooat12s.
Corn-20a2a
Oats-224c
BarIey-sssDc
Flour-eaooa alJo per hundred
Pork-clear sides, loc; Hams, i2lci Lard, loo.
Butter-aoSa5c.
Hidss-Dry flint 1870
Grocsrs. sae:r iassIs.c. Coffee ssc; Salt. per bbI
ChickensPerd dozen, ta.ol
Cottonwood nber-elao092a00 per NJ
Hogs-per 100 pounds. gross, ea00.
ST. LOUIS MARKET.
St. Louis, December q.
F1our-nactive unchanged.
wheat-spring dull and lower No 2 u D.
Corn-dull; mixed On track. E2c.
Bariey-anchaneed: No spring closed st ealc,
Rye.quiet; Nos n1S7sc.
Whisky-dm at 9Oc
Pork-aominal closed at si3 o.
Dry salt meademand very light; obbng lot loose clear
Bacs-unehanged: order lots shoulder. 7ac clear rib
1s s'e.. sssl sssss .ls' M sseen clear nib SIC.
for good air to choice; ols.ses DUN at sGoc for psnta
ton.
Hoss-quiet little doing. extreme range q 1874 Is buk
Of sale: at a SlM Killed 10 date, 2eoo against l6o
C.ttie-dan.
CHICAGO MARKKF.
Chicago December q.
whe.t.d.Il. shade lower; No spring q so No q o.
cosncopessS dun closed active; No mixed 4ogc.
Osts-in fair demand and loweri No Z nic.
Ry,i.xM.1|,;! RRydir:e..Hy NS e, : e S,sss, ssss
opened nrn. closed dun at ti3 os cash.
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Read Notice.

PETITION win b. preseutsd to the Bard Of Cou,tv
"A Cgmmissiouer of Duuiphan County % tie 6rst ~:
day In January ls72 n esfabsh County Rod c~nerc
ing the hvest Of the ncrtheast q1arers n ss
n Township Range 81 theoce aae East On SerxS.. IL.
until il nterscts the White Cloud aad Iowa Point md
VIZ THARP
Dec IL iesi-SS Prs fee a
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Mr.. William Cullen Bryant was born Nov. 3,
1894.
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OUKxSswARE AND GLASSWARE nv. ~
syee c. ". NOYEA
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To the Ladfes.
ltALL ssd examine c. ". NOYEy ssoeh .rnc
~ for Fan wear. before bayinx 49, -
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We will supply the Evening Post as follows:
DAIfY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-28

REPAIRS OF THE EDIFICE OF THE FIRST
BAPTIST CHURCH. Extensive and costly ln-
proycmcnts Of this large house OF worship
have been in progress during the last lew
months. They are so far completed as TO
enable the congregation TO resume their
accustomed worship in the main audience
room on next Sabbath (to-morroW). About
one year ago the bascment-room was re-
painted throughout, new floors laid, and
GENERALLY renovated and bcautliied, 1T
cost of $1,000 or $1,000. Now the main
auditorium has been very taStetully painted,
ujklcd. and cmbcllished. The walls have
hcen whitened and the mouldings in the
ceiling shaded with pink, presenting
nood ctf,,ct. The radius in the centre, from
which the chandelier Is to be suspended,
and the reflector over the pulpit, nave
been very handsomely sidcd. The seats have
bceu luXuriousy cushioned with Diue Gu
mask, which contrasts very pleasantly VIII
the other shades of painting in the room:
The pupiL and platform have been covered
with the richest velvet carpets. Tbe eX-
terror of the building is to be Thoroughly
painted and improved in appearance.
There is also i'm process OF conssfucttoh
large infant classroom OF brick, located Oh
the western side Of the building, eXtendlns
from the rear towards Broad street about
forty feet. This will greatly increase the
Sunday-school facilities Of the, church, and
detract nothing from the architectural
harmony or the building. When these ipl-
movements are all complete, this congre-
Sation will have one OF the largest aud most
So,,venient houses OF worship in the city.
The cost Of these repairs aud additions will
be about $l2, 900, which amount is already
secured. and ready to be paid as soon as the
work is done. Their new and superior,
organ will hereafter be under the control Of
Mr' pstticolas, a native OF this city, and
lately connected with the music ol st.
Paurs church, Petersburg. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-28

MADISON W ARD To- NIgng GRAND RAJ.
bY-ELoqUKST SPEICHEs-AF ILLUaIHA-
|TI1S-BoyrIEEs AND MUSIC ScHorTs
MONTICELLO HALL-LgT EVERY COssERvA-
TIVE 5TURN p Our !--rTne Conservatives OF
Madison Ward extend an earnest invitation
to all Conservative clubs and their fellow
Conservatives throughout the city to meet
them in mass meeting at the place above
indicated Tonight.
The following speakers have been iu-
yited, and will address the people on the
occasion:; Colonel Joseph Mayo (ate of
Westm0reland), a. If. Kelley, Judge r.
Ould, George ID. Wise, IL. L. Daniel, Jas,
II. DooIey, Thomas II. Wynne, W. s. Gill
man, j. Thompson Brown, j. Carrington
Cabell, Judge Meredith, William Loyen-
stein, Judge Crump.
There will be bonfires, grand iIlumsna-
tion, and music by splendid brass band.
Let every Conservative turn out, and let
the demonstration be such an one rs will
carry terror to the hearts Of our already
divided and dOWn-hearted opponents. :
From this date to election-day let the
canvass be made "red-hot," and let every
voter be made to feel and know that the
safety of the State and city depends upon
every man voting the straight ticket.
The Jefferson and Monroe Ward Clubs
will not only attend the meeting ia full
force by invitation, but their members will
give their Madison Ward brethren active
assistance in making their rally tonight q
grand affair. @
The American, German, Irish, Italian,
Virginia. and other flags, have been Sc
cured, and will be used in decorating the
hail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-28

DISTRICT ScuooL TRUSTEES APPOINTED
In the following counties all Of the onc-year
school trustees have been reappointcd for
three years Alexandria, King and Queen,
MiddIrscX, Nottoway, Rockbridgc, and
Halifax. In Southampton county w. f.
BcaIe, DR.. james H. nj. Sykes, and j. II.
Prince have been appointed for Newsom's,
Boysom's, and DrcwrysYille districts, re.
spcctiyeIy, filling the vacancies made by
former trustees, whose terms expire on the
Goth. Lconidas Fulkerson, White Shoals
district, Lee county, has been appointed
trustee, Uice Joscphus Graybl', appointed
teacher. AL other district trustees in the
county have hcen rcSppointcd. In Fairfax
county c. F. Ford. w. d. WilcoxoD, and
Thomas Il. Carper have been appointed fer
CcntrcvilIc, Lee, and DrainesVille districts,
in place OF those whose terms expired on
the 23d. All the other one-year trustees
rcappointcd. In Cumberland county w.
J.. Lancaster has been appointed, Uice w.
II. johnson, for Randolph district. In other
districts rchppointments made. In Carroll
county Luke S. Thomas and L. McCraw
have been appointed in place Of the one
wear trustees for Pine Greek and Fancy
Gap districts; in others reappointments
have been made. p. ..sr. a#
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-28
VIRGINIA STATE FAIR.

v q
The following rules and regulators, prescribed
by the Executive Committee, are published Tor
the Information Of the public: 80 -
1st The gates will be opened daily on the 3IsT
OCTOBER. the lsT, ID, aud I'D OF ofEOVEMBER,
at O'Clock A. NJ =, aud closed at sunset
"a. The committees On awards entering the
grounds are requested To report Immediately their
meats. ,rstsst ass t.a.stsst ;. sEsytga
known to the secretary will be furnished with
conn plmentary tickets, which must be shown at
4tii Invitation to visit the Fair is extended 10
clergymen OF all religious denominations s residing
In tic city or hichmond.
9Th. Invitation isf also extended to the superin-
lms Of She city, 70 VISIT The grounds one day dn-
ring the Fair, and the proper officers of such in
win confer WITH the Chief Marshal, that due ar.
rangement may be made. .s.s.. s,s3i..y
9Th. fntrtesof animals and articles stould be
made before the evening Of the 3eth OF October.
Failure 70 comply with this rule WILL exclude
competition for premiums.
7th. No animal or vehicle. will be permitted to
cross the enclosure within the Fair Grounds, or
stand upon the track or Carriage roads 70 the OBJ
| strlcl9n Of lhe way or inconyenisnce of travel.
8th. No person shall expose any article or thing
for sale upon the Fair Grounds without license
from the secretary, aud all authorized auction.
their commissions 10 the soclety., :" sHA'
9th. No;gamoiing or disorderly conduct win te
iO.h. Officers of The Society wearing their badges
pass and repass the gates and grounds without
iiih. Yehlclesw with their drivers conveying visi-
tors to the Fair aronnds Will be exempt from tax
al; the entry gate, but Will convey their passen-
gers 70 the front of the ladies' rtccption rooms
and proceed without unnecessary delay through
| the exit gate. -fs. aey H. r3zi.,s f.,yszs.
] 18th. Private carri ages and horses pay for ad-
mission the regular entrance fees tf retained
upon the grounds for the accommodation or their
! owners, and will occupy the space assigned such
| vehicles. -, ?. ~.4.
| road gates are ainionished that there are fye
| gates for admission, aud that undue haste ana
pressure at any one gate may inccnmode the In.
| firu as well rs women and children. ss
1itt. 1t is the duty OF all marshals TO correct II.
rerularities and check abuses. Il necessary tney
will call upon the police, aud report lhe la:is 70
! the Chief OF Police. Z. y. .TOMphlNS,,
oc 2s-st al u ft@s -. @aft Chisf aafsnA'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-28

TuE DsuGaisrs AND THE INTERNAL REyE-
NUE.. .OPFIo1 esterday the United
States Court disposed Of nearly oil the cases
against the druggists.on the docket. Judg-
ments were rendered against the following
parties for Sl00 and costs eacb:s Purcell,
Laid Il Co., Bodeker & Dade, John w.
Rison, Lewis B. 1homus, Albert a. Scott,
George Bock, Alexander. Hart, and Il.
William Harrison. Ferdicts for the de-
fcndants were rendered in tue following
cases: Shields 6 Cary, Louis Wagner, Ed
ward W. Cone, John Il. Garnett. aud julius
kipdcryater. -,
, The remarks. in this paper yesterday
seem to have awakened better spirit at
the custom-house, and the good effect was
seen in several instances. Collector Bur
CESS explains that he has done only what
he believed his duty, and indulging his
better nature, will probably unite IN an aI-
peal for the remission of penalties which IL
must be known TO all who know anything
about the gentlemen convicted were not
incurred with intent TO eyade the law.
Ex-Governor Wells, the district attorney,
expressed in court similar views. ana we
have reason TO believe that the court VIII
comply with recommendation for re-
mission Of the fines. -.. s.-e