The Wyandotte Democrat from Wyandotte, Kansas • 2

IEPEJLCIIKfiT. The following Statement ebows the allow- jVHE DEM0CRAT Truths-Justice -Right. The" following elegant extract is from BINGHAM'S SPEECH' CONCLUDED. "Warwick's "letter in the Day Book. It Editor.

ADisrderljr Scene in the Senate. aricea taikde by be BiTal-d of Cuunty Commissioners of Wyandotte Coanfy, Kansas, at tha meetings therein set forth. The present; Board of Commissioners held their first meeting on January 13,1868. ALLOWANCES MADE. JANUARY 11, 1868.

To J. Keplinger, amount doe him as County Clerk to date, $310 00 To C. GJick County Attorney Er- aininatien of Omcial Bonds, 27 00 yandott: SCHOOLr-f WRNITURE; OF XATEST IMPROVED STYLES, consisting of Combination desks, (5 different sizes,) Recitation seats, Teachers' Desks, with the best Walnut finish; all Warranted; manufactured and sold by E. F. HEISLER, Wyandott, Kansas.

More than 20,000 of these desks are now in use in the Schools of Chicago and St. Louis, and. from the fact that, there is more timber wilhia twenty miles of Wyandott, than within the earn? distance of any other City on the Missouri river, ft is evident that tha Furniture ean be manufactured as eheap here, if not cheaper, than elsewhere. For particulars address F. HEISLER.

characters Negro Equality, --Military rule, Down with the Federal Co ostitis tion, and such like repulsive, anti-Democratic, treasonable- and -most damnable' heresies. That flag must be struck, those sickening and -disgusting doctrines mut ba ignored and the Radical party annihilated, or the country will be irrevocably ruined. Every day that Radicalism 1 ules every victdrygaioed by that party, every, act of its leaders, all bring us that much nearer to the yawning gulf of anarchy and ruin. These enemies to their country ATIONAL STOCK YARDS, Major L. M.

Houston, of iand junior partner of the firm of McMillan Houston, beef. packers at Leavenworth, has become associated with the National Stock Yard Company ait Salina, and is Assistant Maj. Houston has just come through from Texas7 and reports a large number of eaitle already on the way for Salinar and. says tfrey are in excellent condition. 'He estimates th'act-as many as 200.000 head of Texas cattle' will be driven to Sil Una and vicinity this season, asainst 50.000 last year.

Tlay i is dated March 29th M. If one thing is mOre indisputable thanantfther, it is that the God of "Nations, in all the ages that are, has been a magisterial God, rewarding, them for their virtues, chastising them for their -follies, and 'casting them down for their The observation 'of the men. of this generation has not failed to demonstrate that political parties, 'like nations, have existed by the force of their virtues, and" perished on account of their vices. No intelligent mind can contemplate the' his JTo James S. Morgan, one days Sur- T.

WE. A VER. of he, is an authorized tigeni for Tufc Wtaxpotte Democrat for and Johnson County, and is fully em-povrorcl to receive subscriptions and receipt the Wyandott, Kansas. may 8, 1868. 50tf tory of our own country, 01 Jiingland or Tey or XJuncan Koad, A 00 B.

Taylor, publishing proceed- -r ings of Commissioners and Treaa- urers Notice 19 00 To Isaac Peterson conveying Pauper family to their friends. 7 20 00 To Francis Kessler ten days serrice in examination and cancellation of County Warrants and assis J. tncein Annual Statement, .30 00 To Wm Cook and Martin each three days services as Coun-V; 4 ty Comniissioner, -i 18 00 Last Ball of the Season. Come come all, -i' i Come great, come small, Come to Young's first ball, In Dunnihg's great new hall, OS Fri ay ight, May 1 8 68 -Washington, May 6. galleries of "the Senate to-day at 12 o'clock were crowded almost torsuffo-: cation.

'No btrsiness intervening, Mr." Bingham aticncS continued, and proceeded to consider the several acts regula tiqg tenure of office, quotiag from the act of 1789. He said it was a' grarrt of pojeer to the Executive 6 fill vacancies during a recess of the Senate," Which, without that grant, he could not legally have done. This act excludes thfe" theory presented by the defence. No authority can be found for filling vacancies during the session. The act of 1795 is of similar character, permitting the appointment to a vacancy of a peiiod not to exceed" six months.

This last act of 1863 only follows previous precedents', in claiming for the legislative branch power to regulate appoin tments, and it provisions whenever in conflict therewith repeal thoS of -the act of 1795. It is a reasserrion of the power of the Legislature to control this jyhole subject. The act of 1867 'completes the-history this and leaves no excuse for doubt in any mind. By necessary implication it repeals the act of 1789, and 1795, and regulates anew the tenure under which offices are held. Bingham closed his speech at half-past 2 o'clock, in an eloquent- manner.

The Tofal allowances January II, 1868, $428 00 France, for the last half century, without realizing that, as D'Auhigne so often says, God is in history," and that His attributes arc engaged to confer success upon the meritorious, and to mock the conspirators, against virtue with- Dead Sea fruits. There is no- such thing as a sound policy of a proper expression of a sound The truth is power it is wisdom it is courage it is justice and it is omnipotent; it is the divine inspiration which makes be- roes for earth and martyrs for heaven it is the fire on the altar of Faith, and in TI1E IJI.FEACIIMEXT. Th evidence in the impeachment case is all in, find the arguments of counsel, anl -on. made, and all that is now wahttg to cloae the "show" is the ver-Jict. TtjJvfcjrams frm Washington state that tli ere ia great deal of doubt aa to the verdict the ardent radicals being confident of conviction, and the Democrats as hopeful for acquittal.

Tuesday next at '12 o'clock, is -fet aa the day and the hour when the vote 0:1 the verdict will be taken. What that verdict may be we can-hot pay'; but judging the case from the testimony which has been given, we are ALLOWANC- MADE JAN. 13, 1868 To C. S. Glick, examination of Offi- cial Bonds of Silas Armstrong and John McMahan.

2 00 To John J. McConrt, for one neat-. ing Stove, Pipe, 25 45 To W. B. Bowman, Indexing Pro bate Records, 250 00 $277 45 Total, tie hearts 01 the worsnippers on tne Mount of Moriah the Jehovah jireh, advance droves will arrive ainut the 15th instant.

Salina is the best cattle shipping ptfint in Kansas, and the company constituting and operating the National Stock Yards at that place is composed of energetic, go-ahead busjness men, who will make the enterprise a complete success. In 'addition to the capacity, energy and means of the Company, the citizens of Salina have taken hold of the matter, and are backing the Company up by the following resolutions Resolved, That it is the interest of bur citizens to encourage and aid the growth of shipments and beef packing at Salina; the first point west of the 6th principal meridian beyond which stock can be lawfully shipped. Resolved, That we will do all in our power to assist drovers from the Indian Territory and Texas, in finding a market for their stock at fJhis point. i Resolved, That we fully recognize, the right of citizens of Texas to drive their stock to any market they desire, and we guarantee ample protection to those who may desire to avail themselves of the facilities offered here to ship stock to Bustern or Northern markets. COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS Colonel S.

A. Cobb, Major J. M. Webster, Si- las Armstrong, Henry Gract.man, C. -r D.

M. Mapes, J. W. Taffe, B. Stevens, C.

Hains. FLOOR MANAGERS Captain J. H. Bruce, E. Riter, Judge I.

B. Sharp, F. JT. Bettonr esq. Z.

-REFRESHMENTS jf. W. H. Young. By the Wyandott Brass and String Band.

Tickets i $1 5fr may 8, 1868. 50It. EST GRAD FESTIVAL. 'i TO BE GIVEN AT Dunning's Hall, where God revals himself to every son of and their race must be met and vanquished, or the people may prepare to part with what little of Constitutional liberty that re mains to them. There is but one way to put down jacobinical radicalism; there is but one instrumentality which can be used with any assurance of success.

Through the aid of the Democratic, party, these results can, and will, be brought about. To make our party efficient, it mus be thoroughly organized an 1 put in gojd fighting trim. We must "lay aside all our LOCAL and PERSONAL preferences and PREJUDICES, if any such influences are amongst and come -up and unite upon those broad comprehensive principle which grow out of our necessities; meet ali issues fairly and squarely, dodge nothing -plant ourselves firmly upon the principles of the Constitution of our FaJher, and avow our devotion to the interests of the white race. Democrats of Wyandott, you are a part of this great army of freemen who have sworn by the God of our Fathers to redeem our country from the blight of Radical misrule. Then arouse to action Wake from your sleep Put on the whole armor of Democratic truth Form an unbroken line and march forth to victory Do your duty, and so surely as the Lord liveth, the days of Radical extravagance and cruet tyranny are numbered! Or-' ganize for the contest and victory will turn -on Isreal's side.

May the good Lord give us abundant success. glorious old Abraham, that grand old slaveholoLng gentlemen, who is the the father of the faithful," the founder of the True Church of Southern society! And as sure as God lives, f' his seed shall possess the gate of his enemies." rWhat, then, is the policy of the Democratic party Simply to be honest and crowds of people in the galleries arose to ALLOWANCES FEB. 3, 1868. To James McGrew," supplies far- -nished Paupers (colored) 53 S4 To James McGrew, supplies fur- nished paupers (white) 3 00 To" Dr. Isiah Moore Medical attendance snd supplies to paupers, 17 OO To ffrr t.

B. Wood Medical attendance on pauper, S'50 The above bills certified by Wyandotte'city ConnciL To R. B. Taylor, publishing Annual Statement and proceedings of Commissioners, 22 50 To Wm. H.

Toothman, Medical attendance on paupers, 16 To W. J. Hufiaker, Provisions furnished paupers, 32 00 To M- C. Clary, boarding J. Cana- van, 30 00 To W.

B. Bowman. Justices fees, cise State vs. Neely, 2 80 MONSiY EVENINGMAY13 68, brave to announce the truth and defend it to commi itself prematurely, in none of its great sections or influences, to any man, but fairly to ascertain the wishes of the people, and to harmonize them, as far as it may be done, in the National "Convention. To nominate men capable, honest, and then to elect them.

As to 'Its financial policy, let it dare to FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE COLORED MASONIC ORDER OF WYANDOTT, KAS. may 8, 1868.wlt iot prepared to believe that impeachment will succeed. The 'violent tenacity nnd vindictive hate which has' been exhibited by Butler, and several others of the managers in the prosecution of this cause, eshiblts to. the world a most humiliating spectacle, and but for the presence of a few of the more considerate nnd honorable members of the court, the deep and damning infamy 'which -reuM have attended the trial, wo-sld "have raised the blush of shame upon the cheek of every honest man. As it now ready to be stamped upon the pages our country's history, it will constitute a chapter of the most withering hate and malignity, where reason and judgment shouli predominate.

As a whole, it will affix the stigmaof scorn and contempt upon many of the actors in the drama, which time will not erase and which will ever distinguish them, like the murk of Cain, from nil mankind. do right, and like it did in the days of tt-O i 33 rrl I catch his closing remarks. VV hen' he concluded, an unrestrained round of applause broke forth from the occupants of the galleries, lasting some minutes. The Chief ustice rapped and the Sergeant at Arms called londly for order, but the applause was unchecked, and the galleries continued to applaud Mr. Bingham's speech.

The Chief Justice arose and ordered the galleries to be cleared, but no one moved. Senator Grimes insisted that the order of the Chief Justice should be enforced; and in this Senator Trumbull united. The galleries commenced to hiss loudly, and the Chief Justice again arose, but he was greeted with loud hisses. Never before was such a scene witnessed in the Senate Chamber. Cameron took sides with, galleries, and moved that the order clearing them out be suspended.

The Chief Justice refused to entertain it, and in a very emphatic manner called upon the Sergeant at Arms to see that the galleries were cleared. Policemen then forced themselves inside the galleries and commenced to move out the vast assembly. In about twenty minutes all the galleries were cleared excepting the reporters gallery. The reporters, numbering about sixty, did not stir; but maintained their position. The chamber soon became quiet, and Senator Morrill, of Maine, then arose and 2 a old Hickory, defy the money changers, and scourge them from the Temple of Liverty which they defile.

Too much money for us!" So the wail comes up from the battle-field of New Hampshire. Aye, aod there will always be too much money for us as long as we meanly consent to fight this this devil with his own fire." We must extinguish this fire with To John White, Special Constable, case State vs. Neely. 5 90 To G. J.

Neubert, Medicines furnished paupers, 6 7t To James A. Cruise, for cash paid fur aionery, St iO To 11. B. Tiylor for printing 100 County Wai-ran's, 2 ftO To A. McLean, printing 3,000 Coun- ty Wnrriints.

50 OO To G. A. Scareiner. esh paid for cuttini Junu at old Soul kro Iiiidge. 17 To Wm.

Adkins, wood furnished for Cou my Offices, 1 97 v. FREAK OF NATURE. To the Editor of the Wyandott Democrat I wish to say something about 1 old hen or whaat was an old hen, but I hardly know how to say it. At any rate, we have in our yard what was an excellent hen in every respect a good ''layer" and a fond, successful parent, but who, since the rearing of her last brood, has laid aside her henship, and developed into a "full-blown" rooster. or it, crows when the other roosters crow, and in every other respect imitates the male fowl.

Whether this be the result of a certain kind of doctrine promulgated last fall, and this a self-constituted champion of hens' rights, or how successful he, she or it may be in inaugurating a revolution, we ai'C not pTfDaredto say, nor whether this holy water Expose the corruption cf ItAOICAJL. DEVILTRY. We learn by telegrams from Washington that a pressure has been made and influences brought to bear upon certain Radical Senators who are supposed to retain s62ie lingering respect for decency and their official oaths, in order to induce them to vote to coiiyictrihe President. $301 11 Tot.it, a- CO irt '-it 54 I I V. i i ALLOWANCES OF MARCH 2.

180H. the men who buy and sell the people ake cattle; who pen them like they do Southern niggers, and drive them to the polls. Lift up a standard of- public and private virtue of a nobler manhood than that of the debased quondam African Give the bondholder justice, and- give him- no more, and asfe no favors of him. Thy money perish with thee "be the lofty sentiment of free white men. 12'lfc) 15 OO nceeded It is now pretty generai.y cC OUDCU TO MAINTAIN NEGROES.

Telegrams from Charleston, South Carolina, under date of the 4th instant, inform us that ''General Canby has issued an order announcing the result of the elections, the names of the new State officers, members of the Legislature and Congress, and providing for a meeting ef the next Legislature on the 12th inst. The order also provides that laborers discharged for voting contrary to the wishes of shall be maintain-" ed a4 tljeU of public charttj', by the kvy of additional poor taxes." In the above extract the people of this dismembered republic cau see the course hould be calls'! a i'jssus naturae or some offered a motion lhat when this Court ad Excited. ther freak of I not under journ it be until Saturday next. fsnator Cameron called attention to i A' few years since, near the city of take to decide. Many of our neighbors 1 the fact that the reporters'" gallery was in Connecticut, lived an oId.iar- sonrP who was very excitable: and have examined the animal? and all agree that it is at least a great curiosity.

I will not cleared. that the motion of Morrill was made under the i3ea near sighted. One day he had been in that the efforts to convict the PreaZanct will prove abortive, as the managers have most signally failed to establish a single chare prefered against him. To "supply this failure in the farce, they have envi-ironed those whose votes were considered doubtful, with influences such as these vile schemers thought would be adequate to whip them in to tha traces. Leading and unscrupulous Radicals from every State in the Union, have been sum-moricued to Washington to use their combined powers of begging, cajoling, bribing and intimidation upon these recussant that no persons buJ BtW" were pica- the city with, his hoie, and among his purchases was a barrel of flour, the head To Dr.

E. Fitzgeialtl, medical attendance ou pauper. To Dr. J. V.

Adams, medical attrnd-. ai.ee on pauper, To Pr. George 13. Wood, Surgical Opr and attendance en pauper. Fo Dr.

Speclt, for anee rendered in Surgical operatiou aiii attendance oi pMupcr, To Wm. Morris, boarding T. D. Xep- Dies, pauper. To ii.

F. Itiisell, boarding paup-To A. I'tickei'," pnjiper. To Wm. A.

l'jle, provisions fur-' nislu To M. C. Clary, J. L. van, To W.

J. ITuETtkcr, clothing for Mailiew ily m. pauper, To C. F. Peters, boarding pnuper, To G.

J. meliciae fac- nisked paupers, To G. J. Neiibirt. mcdiciaes fur-- nislicd p.iwper;- To McGre.

provisions fur- paupeis, (wliiic). To Jnips iclrew. proTttjons fur-. iii-slied psupers. (colored -To E.

T. llovey, goods ftimis-bcd Miners, ent. take great pleasure in showing the thing to any one who may see proper to call for a sight, without the customary twen of which was partially out All ocM wurp thn turned towards the f--- iu fivei cor- un tne way nome, tne 01a man was ty-five cents. R. HEWITT.

rP.snondentave vent to his feeling in overtaken and passed by a fast young 5(1 0 50 OO US 34 wt 2Q 0 7 8 0i' 20 70' "fi 45 35 7t driving a fast. horse and putting on oud laugh. 4fe I AAaEEWAED for any case -vrWcU Drj RiCttAtr's Golden Remedies fail to cure. All unfortunate sufferers, from whatever cause, who may apply for it, will have a' Circular sent to' tbem Cree, containing a de-sciiptiira of these wond'tertul medicines, and the diseases for which they are peculiarly adapted, by Dr. D.

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BURR CO Pubuihers, Hertford, Conn. cirs. Now the Parson's horse was usually a This amused the Senators, who joined May 1, 1868. I i military blatters. Col.

Forsyth, Inspector General, has rtiiipj. steady going animal enough, but in, and for few moments an indescriba- scene took place, the Senate chamber wouldn't sort of thing; so he started after im on fast order, good ear Senators in order to make them forswear resounding with laughter. been making a tour of inspection of the posts on the Smoky Hill route, and estab- nest Th ioltin oi the wagon at length This scene, however, the Chief Justice jarred the head completely off the barrel, ishiog camp grounds tor troops to be sent did not appreciate, and he ordered policemen to clear the reporters' gallery. to Hays City from Leavenworth and ether points. and the strong wind Maa after the parson bLw flour all over him and his horse.

At i2st the Several policemen came in, and under of radicalism, and the means it devises to curry the election. in the Southern States. It a most lautiful illustration of the i.r.iicy of the deslruciioniets a name that is truly applicable to the party that con-trolls u-dlioual aSaiid. Radicalism will do anything retain the power that it now has. It is a little difficult to keep pace with what it calls ''progression." We remember distinctly, a few jearsago when the Indiana penitentiary was building at Michigan City, in lhat State, that more thauoae employee was discharged because they dared to vote agahsst S-ehuyler Colfax, Speaker of the National House of Representatives choosing to vote for his 1 temocratic competitor, udge Turpie, the To J.

A. Brrry, proceed A camp for six cavelry piotest the correspondents were forced to iug of Commissioners aud Trias- as been established on the North Fork retire. fast young man was left and-the villu15 reached but the speed of the horse was themselve before Ged and their country. Some of the doubtful Senators are threatened with terrible and vindictive vengeance should they dare to do right others are promised places in Wade's Cabinet if they will stultify themselves and vote against their convictions of right; others are told that the "Grand Army of (Rascals) the Republic" are encamped around and about the city, and that no Radical A LECTTRE. To Yonng IVEen.

In. about twenty minutes the doors of the miles northwest of Hays City. not checked. 24 -5 15 tMJ were again thrown open. In driving through a street to reach The post at Downer Station ia to be JUST 1X A SEALED ENVELOPE.

PRrr-E SIX CEJiTS. a i.wni.i m. He Nature. Treat abandoned. his home, he came in contact with one of State Xews.

Winter Apples. The, editor of this The Post at cedar Point will be broken his who was naturally surprised ment and Radical Ctue Spermatorrhoea, or Seminal Wealrness, Involuntary Bmif sions, up-and removed to Lake Station, the to see his.minister driving at such a pace, and signalled to him to stop. 'rT paper ate some excellent' apple not many days ago, made of green apples of the crop of 1868, and has some of the Sexual Debility- and impeOi.m.-ni.s so mar Senator who votes to acquit the Presi- Express route, -for the protection 01 the atter. "Why, Parson V-, said he, "what ent, need hope to get away alive. Mon riage generally.

NervousEesp, Cpnsumpuon, Epilepsy, and Mental and Phy sical incapacity, resulting from Self-Abuse, By Kobebt Cui.vkbwell, M. I Author or the on earth is the matter You seem great A-road has boeo from the Dis same kind of apples in his cellar still, ly excited." trict of the Upper Arkansas to new Fort ey is used most freely where its potent power can avail party pride, party hopes sound as he has had in bis possession since the fall of 1866. Wyandotte Gazette. J5xcited I yelled the old man, ex- jvon, over which the Government sup Green Book." The world-renowned author, in this admirable Lecture, clearly proves from his own expe -cited, who in the 1 would'nt be exci plies are to be transported during the present season. nd party fears are all subordinated to the ted.

Snow storm in Uet up, A young William Gleason, end in view. Senatoss are reminded that rience that the awtui consequences oi eu-Abuse may be effectually removed without medicine, and without dangerous surgical J' -'A Col. Carey, Paymaster United urers Notice, To 11. B. Tayfor, printing Treasurers Nutke to lax payers.

To John llosp, board ng county prisoners John li. Scroggs, Justices fees in To Silas Armstrong, Constables fees To C. S. Glick, et.unty Attorneys To Jaroi a in Criminal cases To Culv.r, Page Jt Hoyne, Station- vry, Stamp, TJ Ji'ues A. Cruise, cash paid for Express charges, To John H.

Ramsey, blank books for AssessineBt roll, To Cooper jydJ, three months rent of To Wm. Cook, Buck nd dipper for county offices, To R. B. Taylor, printing Personal Tax Warrants and Tax. Receipts, To Thomas Crooks, Overseer of the Poor, Quindaro Township, To 8am uel Parsons, Survey of Sharpe road, including Plat and, Reports, To Viewers, Chainmen, and Markers on i i To Samuel Parsons; Survey, Phit and Report of Braddish road To Views, Chainmen, and Markers oa 84mc.

x) i was committed to the Riley county jail, this week, by order of Judge Humphrey, they should fail to depose the Presi States. Army, will relieve Col. R. A. Ken-sie at Santa Fe.

Col. Sucker is ordered The deacon only smiled, and. was silent. I A-'ilixrage on take was seen at or sate Keeping until tne meeting 01 ine A1 PT 5 4 154 11 S0: 14 87 50 1 CO 20 00 35 OO 11 60 1 13 50 9 40 ft 10 50 dent that it would be aviitual dissolution of the Radical party, and that the mem to Washington. This leaves only Pay District -atwhich time ha will have his trial for the crime of murder.

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friend of white men. In the large manufacturing establishments of tha Northern States that are controlled by Radicals, it is a sure thing for the proprietors on the morning of election day, to pass through their shops and place in the hands of operatives tickets that they must vote or be discharged. We know this to be so, but we never knew of any of these moneyed despots ever being made to support the djscharged operative and his family. In the one case it is the negro in the other white men. In the one case, it is inteli-gent.

white tae off Democratic polities opponents of the "destra: that the sword makes keep and support the negroes in the other case it is radical tyranny, that denies the right of a free soldier some nine ago, up about bers of the House who voted for the articles of impeachment will stand before the country as perjured scoundrels (as they are) and they put up the piteous cry, Bataia, NV the other evening, at sun the utmost vividness, and lasted about balf an hour. At one time eleven vessels distinctly visible; even a steam tug was was seen with steam issuing from the smoke stack.7 Large bodies of ice, covering what appeared to Fort Mays. tie i has escaped lrpm ar A Great Monopolixar. A. T.

Stewart fills most of his first class rest two or three times," but" is how in a jail that will hold him. Kansas Radical. Save us, dear friends, or we sink" into mercantile positions with broken mer that infamy and contempt which always be several acres each, were seen -openly floating toward the source -of the Niagara. chants." He finds the best material in those who. have "been unfortunate.

first, breaks his merchants by the ad- vantage which his enormous capital gives The Washington Digest asks: Suppose POM? such actions-. What a sad commentary upon republican governments do do such things present What would be Johnson is impeached and deposed Wade A woman in Galena, 111., left her baby for a hext 4tthiein charge -vf yeung him, and then takes some of them as clerks. in his place ten States represented in thought of a judge who would permit a This gTasping "man' thus monopolizes to but the youirgster got fretruv nd to please it, the girl tied it to a sheet, let it Since the Annual Statement, the amount of old County Bonds and Warrants, Cancelled is, $9 185 95 The above statement i for the January Term, 1868, ending March 31st. Congress by negro voter what tnenr Will that reduce expenture? Will the PuWic UTotice. Public notice Is hereby given that all persons who are found trespassing apon those grounds in the city of Wyandott, usually called the "Huron Place," and enclosed as a bur-iat ground, whether by turning horses, cows, calves, or any other animal therein for pasturage or otherwise, or by traveling over the same, or by defacing or injuring the paling, flowers, grass, or in any other way, will be prosecuted for the same according, to law Signed, i j.

d. bbown; jury to be thus tampered with in a cause himself all the business which might and nd utitraraejed exercise of the elective would support comfortably the families of out of a window, three stories from the srround. and when was amus- where a man was on trial for the commis majority cut down their payr Will they franchise. With them white men and stap.tho fraud's on the, 1 reasury? Will sion of the lowest crime known to the law, two or three thousand small dealers nearly all of whose legitimate- profks go annu in it by raising it up and 'down" in the their families may suffer all the horrors of they abolish lvtng Ueorge tax.r; or where one dollar was in- controversy 2 sneec wnicn ue neiu wnu uer uatiuo m- Recapltalation. Allowances on Jan.

6th and 11th, .1868., S58 20 ally to swell the colossal fortune ot one- Will they make the bondholders pay tax What must ali hnest men, of ali parties want for the exercise of their own political but if a Southern employ es Will they observe the Constitution? man. men can not now get into business for themselves In our- larger cit Allowances 13th, Feb. 3d and The history of three years' legislation is think of th basesEssy the- ineffable mean B1UC. V. -i- 111 The Sergnt-at-Anny of the Senate Bubboenas all the witneses'in the impeach JACOB WHITECBOW.

JOHN SABAHASS. 1 538 39 March 2nd, 1868. et presumes to do what Northern radicals because of the selfish cravings the record of it is an un ness of the managers, aiders and abetters rfo discharge a negro because he refuses of the great monopolizers of- trade, trho Total allowances April Term. $5 196 59 of this un-Lallowed business And the happy one for thepeople. caa -only judge of the next year-by the past, and grasp everything for and are to vote to please.

him the negro is fas Total aoaount of Warrants issued ment trial iy telegraphj and then.chargcs ten cents a mile traveling expenses to and from the' places of. residence. His dis Books were opened, and another never satisfied the amount 01 their no hope is teued on him for support. This is lovely fortunes." 1 'i they will be judged out of what is written of Jacobin rower will be any blessing to thoroughly radical, and no doubt con therein;" when these shall be punished, the masses, produce the retorms needed, or patch to, General lloaseau, in uregon, put $1,600 in his pockets The" people ofoot the One of our exchanges is of the opinion WM. JOHNSON.

Trustees. WyandotV; May 9, 1868." Ufotlce. To Whom it May" Concern Notice is hereby gie that a petitien will bet presented to tkc JSoard of County Commiaaionera of Wyandott County, Kansas, on the first Monday in June, ISCS.or the location of a County Road, commencing at'br near the southwest corner of tho northwest quarter" 6f section No; 24, range Thenoe nhrth' on the Section line dividing' sections soling to the carpet-baggararitinerant vag- akAtia hnfonn 1 ivon fa Vlci On rQA t.hft every one according to the demerit of his Wendell-Philips, and New York PUUUUJ MUU fLW Independent, and other Kadtcal mouthpieces, do not "belie General Grant's hab South, as locusts, frogs and lice once curs Let the day of judgement be not delayed when these infernal plotters against that government which they have ed Egypt. its, the Chicago Con vevtion, instead of nominating Ben Wade for Vice-President, NEW ADVERTISEMENT rjRAKE, PHYSICIAN AND SUR, -f GEON, Wyandott, JKusas, tenders his urofessiftnil "services to the public. Treat- OROABT1ZIS.

sworn to uphold shall be executed, not during April Terra, $5 492 59-' Total amount of county Warrants and-Bonds, other than Interest or Interest Coupons cancelled dur-; ing said $9 195 95 Excess iof Beceipta overi i'. -Z- 703 3ft A true Statement as ah own by the Books, and papers in my office. J. J. KEPLINGER, County Clerk.

wouid. add thai sinia Apr 1 1, 18C8, the County Tre surer haa" purchased $6,981 of Wyandotte County Bridge Bands at 85 cents oa the i The Treasurer also informs me that he has received "for. taxes, over in County General Warrant. There as been' issued since April 1,1868 $1,101. 0 in Cennty Warrants, making a total reduction of indebtedness since Annual Statement of fl $,382,30.

should take old tor Grant a sec -No. 23 and and. 13 and 14 township No. ir 1 metaphorically, but literally, and to whioh It is time that the Democracy of the State should effect a thorough organiza laae mo uaniicua uu iuc jcji Information Wanted. The undersigned would feel thankful for any information he might receive the whereabouts of his son Charles A.

Miller. The last heard of htm he jws lwihg at Greentowtij Lafayette county, "Missouri, in 1862, and neither he -or family have since been heard of. "Papers copjrog this will confer a kind favor upon the distressed father. W. IL Miller, Holden Missouri.

There is a little town in Vermont where the people have considerable fun with ment of diseases of wmei and children a spe JUr range iA cmoi, i uiickci. juow- ri river opposite Parkvflle, or as- near aald execution every friend of civil liberty wil The Marysvillo Enterprise says tion. It has a great to perform described route as a good road ean be at -reasonable expense, all a id most reverently -respond Amen! Let it come, and that then' will our We are reliably informed" that a fady duties to discharge; results to achieve and ciality. Office and, residence' the western Suburbs' of the city, on the1 iluncletown road, where may be consulted at all hours when not professionally absent. '-1 jw it 60tf John Stockton.

tFRARCia B. AsnEasoH. road will in Quindar tcwnahifV' Wyandott in this- county gave birth to a healthy conntyi Katvsas. Vi couatry be at peace. finally a battle to fight, on the issue- of which depends the well being of the peo- child about three months ago, and.

-last 'May's, week she was blessed with another 'off Ut ftot ooly of the State, but ot tne a a spring; and if anything a leetle healthier Xlie Democracy. i Kaaaa.Ciy Advertiser hoists th ttheirUfenceit Onf tha offi-. tUa. nontotiiif nt civil liberty and names of Gen. F.

P. Blair for President tVPUSQ Bf'rKKMI Ut-Ali the suC33 of our every material interest cers weighs 300 pounds, another is six feet three inches tall, and the third mmJ fArm aJfiAininar the CitT. 6nelv lo- Ktocuton ffi Anuersoii) ATTORIHEYS ANP COUNSELORS AT LAW. i Notaries Public and Conveyancers, -c-rriLL practice in the Courts oTMissott-VVJ, rt and Kansas, i AU business entrusted tbefr ar will be attended to promptly find In Chicago, one day lately, 1,800,009 and SfockvhranrTorterrtry the Gen. Thos.

L. Price-fW Governor Wm mu- iur inui oiniw i The eufiwies of Our peace, of our honor extremely small. Jt was recently voted i E. Dunscomh forFSate Airtitorj and Al house and bam' ana plenty ot watexon cue Darre nH on-s nremiaea Also a Unre. two-story house with- nlteil at the lowest Tatear Office and PepoV pounds ot bulk.

barrels ot porK were sold to co to" Europf and" the South of civil eovesameot, of rrght, of justice that all fences on iat nan fred W. Morrison for State i Treasurer, a In the city, well, located and adapted. or a 313 -Cpmmeril SW between Clave amt could sit. which the. tall man cottld not-t nnd of the white race, aie already in the -faithfully.

Office. near lb rqrnsxct. rosnn The whole is equal to 9,900. barrels ot pork, which placedi end. W' end would straddle', nor the little one crawl through, 8ireet and subject to the decision of the Natina fl.dl-.with armif-s and banners.

Upon Real EstaJe'AgenC, WandotrCi Kas- A- 501y Hall, Wyandott; Kansas. should be deemed legal fences. maiie an. unDioKcu una or uve nines. and State Democratic ybtir b'ack fls.