Wathena Reporter from Wathena, Kansas • 2

letter From Michigan. merchants who now purchase gcoda at St. Joseph and will hereafter trade at Atchison, for the simple reason that they will For tio Wben Reporter. St. Joseph Denver Eallroad.

We received the following communicatiori after aa article we had written on this sub Ax Abbob, Oct. 7. Eds. Rspobteb. We are at our destination at last.

Our iournev hither was quite pleas- prefer to transport their supplies by rail instead of wagons. Thi3 is far from beinsr ject was in type. The writer takes an en ant and interesting, and nerhans a brief. October 17, 1867. Thursday, cheering indication of our future prosperity; lhoDgh imperfect account of it might nol be uui iws nsveriaeiesa a irumrui one ine ties i belonging to the Denver Road, are, before Thetrm WnK General hews Items.

Surveys are being mado through New Mexico for the Kansas Pacific Railroad. Commissioner Rollin has decided that all affidavits are relieved from stamp duly. California has shipped over S6.620.000 worth of wheat during the last three months. M. Achille FoulJ, the eminent statesman and financier of France, is dtad.

There were fifty-nine deaths from yellow fever at New Orleans on the 5th inst. It is supposed that Brownlow will be elect-ed United States Senator by the Legislature of Tennessee, now asembled. The Republicans gained a victory at the ECSIXES3 JTE.V WILL FIXD IT TO THEIR INTERESTS TO ADVERTISE IS TBE REPORTER, IT HAS AN El TENSIVE CISCULATION THROUGHOUT ALL NORTHERN this time, on the Missouri side of the river. tirely different and more hopeful view of the speedy commencment of work on the Denver Railroad than ourself St. Joseph, Oct.

15, 1S67. Editors Reporter Having talked with many of your citizens and readers as to the new directory of the St. Joseph and Denver City Railroad, and having gleaned from these parties the impression that this new directo and a half o'clock precisely, and after listening for twelve hours to that clickety-cluck, so and will be used on the Council Bluffs Road, A nl 1 i FOR PRESIDENT IX 1S63, 1 rrl tl .1 I iu Buuiiuu a ue citizens ot ou josem, tnty 1 V- landed safely at Qumcy, Those were twelve endorse the action of these sapient Directors, as long hours as your humble servant ever are indeed fit subjects for incarceration at ry, or a majority of them, were opposed to experienced. The sleeping cars being full, the immediate construction or tne roaa, i now we were compelled to make the best of a bad Fulton. If they imagine their interests will be best advanced by selling out to a rival city, write to correct this popular error.

late election in Omaha. The Democrats Fobllc Library. Can Wathena afford to have a public library so, why has some effort not been made looking to the establishment of the same. We have scores of young men whose evenings are idly spent, because they have not the means to secure acceptable reading matter, and many who have no taste for anything beyond a ten-cent novel. The establishment of a circulating library in town, would afford every one an opportunity to secure the perusal of good books at a slight expense, and build up and increase the desire for something more solid than the cheap, trashy literature of the day.

And these remarks will apply as well to country neighborhoods, as to Wathena, and other towns and villages. We hope none of our citizens will shrug their shoulders, and say, here's another project to get more of my money." We fully appreciate the efforts of many of our citizens to advance the interests of this town, and we deprecate the spirit manifested by a few persons in opposing everything that tends to promote our mutual prosperity. The cost of a library at the start, not be great, and when once commenced, the expenses equally divided between numerous patrons, will be scarcely felt by any. Public libraries are not appreciated in the est, like bargain by imagining things as pleasant as In a conersation held with uen. U-aig, charge them with foul play.

possible. Our chief pastime consisted in and then giving the. right of way through their city to a moneyed monopoly for a few Three thousand fraudulent Democratic the present President of the road, I learned that not only the directory, but the General himself, is strongly in favor of crowding the thinking of the friends of former days, and votes are reported to have been discovered in thousand dollars, thus virtually making St. Jo. trying to masticate our humble moustache Philadelphia, at Tuesday's election.

road to an earlv completion. He says mat it a mere Way Station, they will soon find that The latter soon gave out, after which we W. H. R. Lykins, banker tt Lawrence- $40,000 will be raised, he will have the road completed to Troy in six weeks from to-day.

they have committed an irreparable error. otrtirtr Anatii tsnnrr rtf liTIio rral loft Va Kansas, has failed. His drafts were protested in New York. 4 I hinfl me tha innannt onnnvinra I "juve of those who did not admire our style nor ap A penny subscription has been set on foot and trains running to that point tnat ne will have depots built at Elwood, Wathena and Troy that he will buy the iron by telegraph, and by the time it arrives, have the road graded, the culverts finished, the bridges built, I nreciftla OUT nrrvrlitritioe at Lyons, France, to give a gold medal to tho Vi 11 1 1 cf nn tT a tnnr trA A imJ. Mnt I At Unmcv iiHmit nva minntai mora nllnnr wmow oi jonn Urown.

and the ties ready to lay down. that direction which would otherwise go to I tnm OT 6 ed for breakfast. We attacked a piece of B. John Quir.cy Adams accepts the Demo This is most encouraging news, and flavors cratic nomination for Governor of Massachu uwotui unit tug U1U16 llilliiuaus AlWI t) t'j- B. which, judging from its texture, had snn rontonnrr Ihura tha l.rrrartipoita ha 1 setts.

He is a son of Charles Francis Adams. traveled all the way with us. After toilmir strongly of a railroad. The only question is as to the ability of the friends of the road being able to raise the S40.000. amount mi a n-k 4 I 4 I I Another fire is reported ia Leavenworih.

I Rianful Fni fnnr minnroi anH half n(1 libit iKnca l.t,.n will be raised, if at all, by the taking of stock I I 1 1 tinninir that it nrt nnlv inirpin in itb hut Two frame buildings on Pawnee street were destroyed. Losi about S3 T. I MW. WM. n.Arih hav vdnpaoartohtfOB in I ft.

mill I I altnrathap tA tmlivK fni. KvaAMt A I A -t 1 in tne roaa. uompnan county oai voieu money under certain provisions, and before these provisions can be complied with, it is For eteam equalizing eovernor. Wilson. they are in the Eastern and Middle states.

lUB grinders, we laid it gently back on the plate Estes Fairchild, Leavenworih, Kansas, There, every city, town, and village has its vuu.u.v. Fu.uv aud resumed our seat in the cars, trusting to looic tne nrst premium at the St. Louis Fair. Lit everybody remember that Hoa. Sidney Clark will address the people of Wathena and ticinity on this (Thursday) eventog, at 7 oclocV.

The Elections. It is'a difficult matter to give the reasons for the great falling off ia the vote of the Radical party, at the recent election in Ohio and Pennsylvania. Negro suffrage doubtless had much to do with it. That there is a decidedly large radical majority in both of these States, none will deny, and many Republicans have probably taken little interest in the elections, while the Democrats have polled their full vote. Ohio elects a Republican Governor by a small majority, while the Democrats have secured a majority in the State Legislature on joint ballot, which gives them a United States Senator in place of Wade.

In Pennsylvania, the Democratic candidate far Judge of the Supreme Court beats bis Republican opponent by about two thousand votes. Here is a lesson to be learned that Kansas Radicals might profit by pondering over. It is true we have no organized opposition in this State, but every Radical should go to the polls on the day of election determined to cast his vote for the proposed amendment to the Constitution which has been defeated in Ohio, not for female suffrage. Negro suffrage is a recognized principle of our party, and it is the duty of every member of that party to vote for it. The justness of giving the colored man the ballot cannot be questioned and as a measure of policy, we con-aider it the only way by which the party can Ve saved from irretrievable destruction, unless library, accessible alike to rich and poor- uan ou JosePn nercnants see anytnmg mm- 1ck for beUer fare lh0 ne 8talionf The Vermont Legislature assembled on necessary to raise this amount or reaay money.

We have Gen'l. Craig's iron lhat the road will be built to Troy in six weeks from lhe day of the receipt of the $40,000. We, knowing Gen'l. Craig, have no hesitancy in saying that he will do just as he says he will. the 10th.

Hon. John W. Stewart wa rhn. hence the citizens of those States are more a running norm aau a delighlful road l0 intelligent, aud better scholars than those who south, miles west of their city, which will con- traTe, bolhon account of the surrounding sen Speaker of the House. have not this mode of education.

Every book vey freight and paSseDge" 10 Atchi30n and scenery and the comfortable, easy riding Chief Justice Chase wishes ittobernb. The road then being built to Troy, the amount of influence. It throws into the from bu 'osePn where they wou.d go if the coaches whh wbich hh foad 8npplied. We is a centre licly known lhai he is in favor of female suf. Denver road was built Will not the Atchi pass from Quincy almost directly Northeast frage being established by law.

voted by Doniphan county that will then be due, and the amount voted by the city of St. Joseph, lhat will then be due, will be suffi- to Chicago, through the most beautiful coun son Topeka Santa Fee Road, soon to be built, give Atchison great advanage over St. Accounts from nearly all parts of Russia widest circulation all the thought, the beauty, the power, joy and humor of the most gifted minds. Public libraries'are multiplied centres of influence, penetrating everywhere, cient to extend the road far enough to save try imaginable, the only objection it being a concur in staling lhat ihe year 1S67 will bo the land given to the road by the Legislature Joseph Is the Cameron cut-off going to notea as a year ot plenty. little too flat.

It is a continuation of farms of your State. This will give it a character benefit her any We ask the people of St. on both sides of the road, as far as the eye warming, quickening, invigorating. as a road, and the road itself, as well as the About half a million dollars have beea expended for the relief of the of th A book" ChamW "is a much JosePh if theyan t0 loose the Denver can scan, each farm bavin? zood houses and South under the Congressional acta. land, can then be mortgaged for a sum sufficient to complete it.

But there is another side to this question higher work than the communication of a road, when they consider the exertions being an abundance of fruit. The coumry aiong A movement is on foot in Greece to da. lifted intellect discourse. It is the mind maa Tlvai lown3 10 secare ine iraR sne the line of the road is also studded with beau I It will be remembered lhat Congress voted to Civin to multitudes whom no voice can reach, ouSbt 10 have and would olhervvi3e Sel We tiful cities, towns and villages, some of which pose ihe King and make it a Republic under protection of the United States. send the road from Omaha to connect with the road from Kansas City, that this road of its compressed and selected thoughts in lhe say to you.

rise in your might and demand C0Dlain eiglll lo ten thousand inhabitants. yours might connect with them. Instead of Trains on the Union Pacific Railway E. will next week run to Fort Hays, a distance most attractive forms." llvn" luc aic ui.uS yvui tJl The most corapiete description one could doing this, it has sent the road from Omaha Public lihrarie, establish direct and unbro. lbal lney forvvara lne kire of these places, would be to call it a of about fifty miles west of Ellsworth.

lo the South Pass, and the road from Kansas City into New Mexico, thereby leaving your ken connection between the minds of the good great national highway you voted four hun- beauUful grore of ornamenul trees and There is but Utile doubt that cholera is ore. road to "paddle its own In view of iind the o-Jfted. and the necnle of a whole com. shrubbery, divided by streets ana interspersed vailing in St. Louis to some extent, though I I TV Ml I this fact, there can be no doubt but Congress muniiv.

They exert their action for the ben- lUB Uttru Ui w. uo. uuuu wilh houses of every descripll0Q and vanety. will, if the question be brought fairly before efit of generations, not for an hour, a week. road why oast lhcna and select raeQ who from the neat little frame, to the large brick them, vote appropriations to the road.

In this event, mortgaging the road, and the land a season, but for all lime. win. it is useless to speculate on wnat wm and mortar edifice. But any description of be the result if the Denver road is not built. Ka Jmnerfert.

It wnnld he owned by it, will not then be a necessity We do hot need a large collection of books to Gen'l. Craig thinks he will be able to se difficult, even, for the lively imagination of commence with. Large oaks from little acorns cure these appropriations, and we think so too grow. Remember that the celebrated Ox be. We, who so confidently expected to see paiQler or poel t0 conceiVe of a more magnifi-scmething done in this matter, can now con- cpnt acaner than is here nresented to the ad- Then comes the only remaining question: How is the S40.000 to be We an ford Library, in England, consisted once only sole ourselves with the reflection that more of the fortunate traveler.

One of a few tracts, kept in a chest that the Roy swer: Let your prominent men in Doniphan County come to this city, where they will find al Library, of France, held at first but twenty bas been accomPlished lhaa to think wotlld suppose lhat arl and nature had beea tve recede from oar time-honored principles and embody a "conservative" plank in our platform, with which to hold weak-kneed members, and catch Damocratic votes. The negroe'a unfaltering devotion to the country during the war, his unsurpassed courage on many battle-fields demand that he should have the ballot if we believe in the principles of our forefathers we must concede it if taxation and representation are indivisible, we must give them a voice in saying who shall be, the law-makars. Prejudice must be laid aside, and the great principle of "equal and exact justice to all" be applied to the colored man. Kansas, always intensely radical. hundreds of men, with from ten to a nun of that is, to place the management of this competing for a prize, and they had exhausted dred thousand dollars laying idle upon their volumes.

It depends upon the puplic spirit of our cit road in the hands of men who never intended hands let them in company with Craig. Win- that it should be built. ton and Fleming, go to these men and they izens, upon all who have the public good at me papers are sueut ca tne subject. The potato rot prevails in York and Lancaster counties, ia Maryland, through most of New Jersey, and on Long Island. Seventeen papers in this State, favor female suffrage, and nineteen oppose it.

Four are doubtful; first one way and then the other. Preparations for the trial cf Jeff Davis cniinue in Richmond. There is no longer cny doubt that he will be put on trial ia No vember. A dispatsh from Dubuque, Iowa, says that the Fenians voted the Republican ticket almost to a man, while the Germans almost unanimously belted on liquor question. It has just been afccertained lhat ihera are counterfeits of the issue of 7-30s of June.

1865. This fact is causing great consternation among holders. They came from Western in small amounts. Dispatches of the 13th from Paris, state lhat affairs in Italy are very grave. It is tho general belief thai ihe whole nation will follow Garibaldi in his efforts to restore Rorao to Italy.

Victor Emanuel will soon pass tho Roman frontier and proclaim Rome as part of the kingdom. will find but little opposition to their getting every resource in trying which could add most to the beauty and splendor of the landscape. The country long the Michigan Central, though differing considerable in general ap heart, to determine whether we shall have Brownlow'8 Inaugural. the money. One word more, and that as to a Library, and whether it shall be fostered.

the carrying off of the lies owned by the road Gov. Brownlow, of Tennessee, was rnau herbhed and made useful, after we have got These lies were sold by the old directory gurated on the 10th. He appeared in th; not by the new. These latter gentlemen pearances, is by no means possessed of less it. Will not some interested gentlemen take had nothing to do wuh the transaction, and Here tha matter in hand A friend at our elbow IIou3e of Representative and took the oath real granduer than the 'Sucker State, rannot, and should not follow ia the footsteps are not, any way, responsible for it.

of oflice. The inaugural was then read by we first beheld the pine and cedar growing says he will contribute towards the formation Kespectfully yours, C. W. Wkight. his private secretary.

Wq make a few ex- where nature planted them. The high, tim of a public library, three volumes of Apple tracts as follows ber-clad hills, almost raoutains, surrounding I. S. ilalloch. ton's American Encyclopaedia.

Who will re spond in the same liberal manner In it he expressed gratitude for the honor the low, green, still valleys, and the beau- Uiu kwuu c.Cuwu uj may uful Drook3 of crystal clearness, makes it Mr. Kalloch addressed a large audience of Ohio. She should take the load in favor of justice, liberty and equality. Let us gire to the world an exemplification of the true principles of liberty, by striking the word vhiic from our Constitution. ConscrTntlTCs.

A meeting of 'Conservatives" is to be held at Washineton next mouth, to propose the Again Sold Oat. of the citizess of Wathena on Tuesday night umDh of nrincinles. ren'resented in his nom- equally as desirable a country to live in. if Recently a new Board of Directors have mation, rather than a personal victory. He loot quite as rich soil as Missouri or Kan against female suffrage, and in favor of ne been appointed by the 'City Council to act as paid the Republican party a compliment sas.

gro suffrage. He is one of the ablest speak Joseph Klose, of Iowa township, is a can jjireciors tor ine ot. joscpu a. xtjuver xvmu- i me only organization controiieu oy men up xha cor cr0D from Macon Cit v. ers we have heard against this proposed I rf nil I IA A aa antiAnc ttr A nOUOP hOO Tri I Yn A b.

rv imvM I re-nomination of Johnson for President, with of its equal. A studied effort was made it ap- guarding with a zealous eve the preservation alonS lhe entire route' cePllDS a smal1 Por r. Tt rt i i r' i A amendment to our Constitution, and we will say that we believe he made as good a speech against it as any one can, but still we be- pears, to gei men, or a majority, wuu never oi me union, rie spoue oi as me naroin-1 ucoi uiuui(j, to ctjr puvt uuu Gen. Sherman for Vice President. Ex.

What a meeting this will be Copper heads, "conservative" Republicans, galvan didate for County Commissioner, as will be seen by his announcement in another column. Mr. Klose is one of our most substantial German citizens, and if elected, we are told by his friends, will do his best to retrench our were friends of the measure, and also to gel ger of a new dispensation of political affairs compared with Doniphan County, will hardly men wno ouy anu sen anu wuo never ex- tne in regara to norinern men ave a half crop Small grain ia said l0 ieve many of his positions to he untenable ized rebels, office holders and seekers, and vcut iiviu mo iuiuuisc cuuviu ui bug aiuw tiuiu- i scuilIJi; Hi til a uiliir; uo eatu. i uatrj Uifl. I a I krv ntit urnrtri laA rrrsea nirh is CAnAitloiff A ing the most money.

Why not have elected nessed with reffret. in dfferent localities of uo CIJf 6 WUWUil" worn out politicians of all parties. It is right county indebtedness. and unsubstantial. When divested of sophistry, in which he deals largely, and looked at as real matter of fact, his arguments in a board of five out of this list: Col.

Ilarbine.l the State a disposition to persecute Northern ly proved by the abundance of hay saved Geo. T. Hoagland.Geo. Lyon, Philip Pinger men and drive them from the country. I do i The reason for the verv noor corn cron is drv and proper that such an assemblage of polit ical seeds should nominate the present incura Johx S.

Miller is a candidate for County M. baxton. J. O. Hull.

Milton lootle, not enter into this spirit nor will I adminis- lhere havi ver Uul raia faU Theo. Borngesser, J. W. Bailay and W. Z.

ter the Executive branch of the State gov- County Commissioner, and resides in Marion our opinion) are easily refuted. He created no enthusiasm except when referring to the Hnnm? Snrh m-t nn wmiH hnve $hmvn hmaM rK If SIDCfl JUIV. 1IB aueuueu me unitarian bent of the White House for the Presidency ia 1S68. No honest man will support the ownship. We are assured that this gentle some degree of wisdom, and in it the people I were good enough to come to Tennessee and church on Snnday morning and had the pleas man has few superiors as a business man, Democratic party in a humorous way, or when reciting some brilliant poetical perora would have had some earnest ot an nonest encounter the cold and heat, and mud and Ure of listening to a very able discourse on .4 1 I I 111 1 I I nominees of such a party, and General Sher man, in our opinion would not hazard his pop lhat he is honest, and has many friends all iuicuiiuu iu wuivu luinaiu iuc mic7'v.

i iuiu UL Our billllaie, UUU late leuci uuiieis mi i 4 t. vr i i "Happiness," and the evening: on "The tion upon woman, of which he appears to needful requirements in a public officer. mv vk uits aiiiiuiv xulll uill li iitr(i a i niimnrr mwn nn rpnpninn. iiikv hth crrinn ularity, to say nothing of disgracing himself, have an inexhaustable stock ready for use. -jj i wwv i and the ties are being drawn to the river, to eaough when qualified to fill offices of honor I est Upmo by accepting the nomination and being on the be handed over to the Council Bluffs Rail-and trust.

We want Northern capital. North- The Hon. Charles Sumner i3 expected here road. suggest that the city be given over em enterprise. I for one am willing to on ma 11th.

and we are told bv knowinz ones It is our decided belief that he did nol make any converts against woman We have not the space to review his speech at same ticket with Andrew Johnson. A Well. i a i i i i i tit i I i uuu iransierreu 10 muse wuo uave oeen pass- take a lair proportion or iNorinern pomicans.i 4 tst- t. ed upon and recommended for a residence at MA mn in mv countri- for tha lhat lhe nona Petroleum Nasby, Pa ron SHERIFF. We are aettaortied to announce CAPT.

SAMUEL FLICK I 1 Ml tITI .1 length, but we will say lhat from beginning ulton, Missouri, and lhat the balance of the class of Northern men who come among us ING ER aa a candidate for Sheriff of Dcniphan County, at th ensuing Korember election. X. S. Hot. at tha Democratic meenmsr a tor, CvC, win soon paj us a nuea tuese renowned statesmen arrive, 1 will post you to end it was free from personalities or the council lavoring tneir late action on the sub- aud, for the sake of position and patronage, ject of a directory, apply for certificates lo abandon their honest sentiments and turn reb- Columbus, Ohio, threw a Democratic shel We are authorized to announce B.

8. CAMPBELL aa a can use of improper language of any kind. on their general appearance, and the great that burst right in the faces of Thurman and didate for Sheriff of IKiniphan Cminty, at the earning Korem. ber election. After he had concluded, Mr.

Grable at last through their personal lerms of office, aijel sympathizers. least- I The inauarural concludes as follows and wise sayings they deliver. Yours, MlCHIGAIfDZR. tempted to reply, but the crowd wearied with Vallandigham, and Ranney, and all that class of Democrats who would inflate oar currency The mrst astonishing thing of all is that Imploring for your guidance the favor of just at the time when the public heart beal Almizhty God. which is never witheld from TOR TREASURES.

Wo are authorized to announce CHARLES RAPPELTE aa the long speech of Mr. Kalloch, soaa Ihe Steamer Lacy Sunk, to its ruin by redeeming our bonds in green high for the main enterprise, and all thought haw makers whose cause is just; shaped sole- a candidate for Treasurer of Doniphan Couatr, at the etua- Ing XoTambw 1 ration. backs. Mr Cox said We regret to state that the Lacy, one of that work would be dooe, the ties are sold to jy Dy ihe commands He gives them, of right a road which, without the main feeder west, and dutv in conclusion, with a sentiment TOR REGISTER OP DEEDS. We are anthoriied to announce DC5CAN McTJTTOSH aa a the boats of toe bt.

Josepn and sunk by a snag on St. Joseph Denver Railroad. A meeting of ihe directors of the St. and Denver City Railroad will be held candidate for the office of Register of Deed of Doniphan Coua- willjleave. uot only St.

Joseph, but the whole which I trust may inspire our action for the omaha Packet I ine wa of Northwest Missouri subject to the control unjon 0f the Republican party for the cause evening 'whi of a grasping and heartless moneyed monop- of lne Union. cily fr0m Omaha most popular was whilst returning to this ty. at the eMuiiig NoTember eloctloa. We are anthoriied to announce CAPT. THOMAS STEVEN this morning at John Corby's office, for the 'I would never for any conceivable purpose vote to increase the issue of greenbacks.

If you want to pay off any debts with them proper thus to be paid use what you have; and coma down to the constitutional Democratic currency of nature and of God gold and silver. If it hurts you do this, it is the hurt of the skilful surgeon. You have to stand it or die." Near Brownsville the boat had several se SON as a for Register of Deoda of haa County, It remains for those interested we mean purpose of selecting officers for the ensuing Jfow And Then. at the ensuing Xorember election. vere knocks, but the damage sustained did not interfere whh her trip, shortly after tea the men interested, particularly the laboring year.

We are informed that the Presidency of classes, especially to say whether this wanton TOR COUSTY CI.ERE. I announce myself aa a candidate tor the office of Count? In 1S62, the Democrats made a very clean time, as the boat was about to land for wood the road has been offered to Gen. Jas. Craig, outrage shall be fully perpetrated as the in sweep, but 1S64 they lost every State but near Columbus, about twenty-four miles Clerk of Doniphan County, at tho eaouing XoYeobtr election. and that he has agreed to accept ihejposition cipient steps seem to foreshadow.

St. Joseph New Jersey, which had two years previous above this port, she struck a 6nag with full rivcu Democralic majorities. In that year force and her limbers were terribly shattered. provided ibe bankers, merchants, and bus, union. We are authorised to announce JQIVf T- KIE.WIN aa a can ness men of the city promise at once to take didate for Cccsty Clerk at the ensuing Norcmber elscUon.

We every word of the above. Let ihe majority in Maine was reduced to 6,025 She rapidly fiUed with water and soon sunk. us examine the situation, and ascertain, if we Republican, and one Democrat was elected to She had about twenty passengers on board. FOR COUFTT SURVEYOR. Wa are authorized to as not: nee HEN" If? WILSOii aa a can.

city bonds to the amount of $40,000. If ibis is done, he stipulates to have a finished road, with trains running, between Elwood and can, the prospect of work ever being commen- JTe7 wet1.L,emcralJC by all of whem were safely landed ana look ve didat for County Eurtijor at tha ensuing KoTetaber electioa. Troy, tcithin six weeks. to ono Republican, lo Congress. Pennsyl- The boat is sunk in water reaching over We understand that prominent parties have FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

We are authorized to announce JOfcEPH KLOSE of Inr Before lhe Bonds were voted to the A. vauia went Democratic by 3.521, elected 13 1 her boilers: she retains a perpendicular posi- canvassed the city and are confident that there Township, as a candidate for Coanty Coumlaeioner of Boni- Iowa. At the recent election in thid State the Republicans won tha day ty about tweuty-five thouand majority. We are glad lo chroni-tie such victories for the only party in this country that is in favor of liberty and equality and such a majority is pleasant to thiuk uf, especially so soon after the depressing uews from Ohio ani Pennsylvania. Bat these Siates will le all right iu time to roll up large majorities for the Radical caudidate it the Presidency, whoever he may be.

N. Sc Denver Road, it was contended that the I Democrats and 11 Republican to Congress. u0n, but it is feared that, even if raised, she are in our midst sufficient men. ot means and phau' County. aid for both would easily be secured if iL hl weul by 5,577 and elected ill be of little value, owing to the extent of willingness, to secure tha cashing of the re We are authorized to announce C.

CAMP, of Centre Town. ship, as a- candidate" fur County Commissioner, at the ensuing quired amount of bonds as soon as requested I li uemocraiic congressmen to Kepublican. her injuries, subimueu together. New York elected Horatio Seymour Gov- She was loaded with about three handred propositions were preferred to see each presented separately, enor by 10,752 majority and 17 Democratic sacks of grain, most of which remains in the ir. Jo.

tJtraid. David gentleman ia announc and til Kepublican Congressmen, ftiewlboat. St. Joseph Her alii. 3 79S maioritv and on Domnrriitir; HnncrrP- LtnCOlU liarUTODC td in another column as a candidate for County Commissioner.

He is a tax-payer and av I ttanl Ma i a a Lot luu auu iuua cuw uikijjk a.ui uv i bat we believed, and so did hundreds of others, that if the Bonds receied a majority that when ihe new Board of Directors came into oltlce, thsy would commence operaiions immediately on the Road in which this section of the couuty is so deeply interested. Bal maiorhv. and Wtd DmnW to ox the past two weeiis numerous P.p3 an honest man, and if elected, we believe he Congress and four Republicans. Illinois throughout ihe country, have been publishing wpuld perform the duties of the to the Ohio. Ia Ohio the Democrat have elected nine-teeuSeuiiors, the" Republican eighteen; and November election.

Kansas, October 11, 1SC7. Editors WaVuM. Ft porter Everybody in Doniphan County fs aware of the deplorabla condition of our County Financva, and see the necessity for otoe remedy. The only remedy ia in securing the best quail, fied men for county officers. The nrerft way to do this, is to elect persona who have already been tried and found to be tho right men.

Governed by this principte, and regardless of aU minor and outside issues, JOHX H. CTT, of WHITE CLOUD, will be supported for County Commissioner, and he is hereby aeked to accept it by macy Wayne and Wolf River Tax Payers. A. Low. AiAJI Erlkxm.

FCR REPRESENTATIVE. went Democralic by 16,545 majority, and sensation stories concerning Mrs. Lincoln best of his ability. elected nine Democrats lo Congress and five and her desire to sell a portion of what is ihe result The new President, Gen. in the House the Democrats have elected) The latest "cast" for Johnson's Cabintt is iepuoncans.

Wisconsin went xiemocraiic i tub bv 1.167 maioritv. and chosa threa Demo- her magnificent wardrobe, jewelry. The I Craig, is President of ihe H. St. Jo.

R. R. the following: Secretary of State, Petroleum crats and three Republicans to Congress. latest report about it is, that the, auctioneer fifty-four aud the Republicans fifty-one, giv ing tour Democratic majority on a joinl bal Ut. lhere is a reaction for you, but it did noi reeei.d instructions not to offer the roods V.

Nasby, of Kentucky; Treasury, Ben Wood, of York; War. Michael McCoole of Missouri; avy, James Hamill, of Penn stick. St. Jo. Herald.

1, curia to. which is composed of men every one of whom are closely identified with the Railroad interests of Atchison. We have heen sold out, and we might as well know it now as IOr saiu ai aumuu, nn a nurse cnuivalcnt to sylvania; Interior, Edmund Cooper, of Ten I its ttue of the l-th, the St. Joseph' hy has Andrew Johnson never had his If. be presented to he neste: Postmaster General, Heurv CI a fhr.ii.i tliU niarrnrre notice an Wa are authorised to announce the name of W.

D. RIPPEY as a candidate for tha oSe of RvpreadcUtive from "Wclf River Deao, cf Ion; Attorney Jtn Aviriitt- county ouple the h.ad of 115 another time. The A. St Road kiW 6c lift lorjred AuaTer Because he could, Udy 5oon. together fho'i'd io dcf.re.

Biijcliiy, cf Virjmia. anifsr; '-v-l it tfce No-ember 5 uarr.ig a hxins aid of firnms coufrv unot f.u-1 jv one ti make out hi? po 4 4 1.