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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-11-05

Horse SToLEN-On the same night
that Houseman broke Jail, Rev. G. d.
Porter of this town had horse stolen.
The thief was letting down pair of bars
in Henderson's Grove, when he was hailed
by Mr.. H., whereupoa he sloped and
left the horse.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-11-05

CHANGE OF PUBLICATION Day
Owing to the change in themails and
to the fact that most Of the farmers 90
to the Post Office on Saturday only, we
have concluded to change ourday of
publication from Saturday to Thursday.
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80 .sn GRINDING.

Il. THOSE in want Of elth s, ., on an' the IN
"A can he accommodates , Z, ns;s Parks & Full.
dersgned q. the fose ~ had on short notice. and
widers where d; msa may depend on getting
their grinding with them on iaes'
.4ayl 80 "a feed on oil kinds, on aahn
or furnished TO order, xw SHEARER.
Juac 18th, 1859. ..-~-.g-.--+-------
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TAKE NOTICE.

n, ornenyg having unsettIeu t'..,.
LIN 3. anss,.aaea are requested 70 .ss
.s io W. our books Up toJaiy y. is,s. - hsve
60 Continue a % se q T e,rs q r.
! general assortment. fol cash. = nafGCo.
isponsible parties; ,aso a..
Triton, July 9th, lsbs~3m
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NOTE LOST.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber
IN has lost promissory note for Fifty dollars
against JAMES Cook dated Upton l4th Sept
1859, payable to HENRY ARLINGTON, or order,
one wear from date, and bears ten per cent inter
est from date. JAMES Cook is hereby cautioned
not to pay anything on said note. until otherwise
directed By me, and all persons are cautioned not
70 purchase said note, as it belongs to me. sup
posed TO have been 10 between Upton and the
subscribers aouse in Springfield. ANY person
having found said note and returning it, shall he
rewarded for their trouble.
Mo HENRY ARLINGTON.
inaheld, l4th Sept, 1852
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The great strengthening and tonic medicine is Hsef
Iand's German Bitfsrs. 1t gives you an appetite, it
makes you feel veil, the Dyspepsia and dseas-
e. arising from disordercd Stomach For sale BY drug
gists every where, at rs cents per bottle.
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THE Subscriber is hand at his old stand
l ready TO do ali kinds Of iiacN smi ding with
and dispatch Having concluded that
Il. Ii not rich enough to lose few hundred dol
lars yearly in bad ehs, he viii not trust any one
for work All having unsettled Al counts are no.
tilted that they Must call and settle.
S.p. DANIELS.
Oct Old ls5g.
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EXEGUTORS, NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that Hector Sterrett
y and James II. Leech have been appointed
Executors with the will annexed for the settle
ment of the estate Of Robert Sterrett decd, By
the County Court oil Cedar county, Iowa. There.
fore all persons indebted to the estate will make
hmm. diate payment, and those having claims
agans: the estate will present them according
t. law HECTOR ~TERRETT,
JAMES II. Ii ECU,
Executors.
October 22d ls59--iIS4
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Married,

By r. NJ. Lone, Esq, at his residence in TIP
ton, on the LIST day of November, 1859, Mr.. DAVID
w, McCRosKY to Miss Sarah Gay.
At the residence of the brides father, by the
Rev. Mr. GREECE, Miss HELEN NJ. jones. of Plane
ILL.,, to Mr., HOMER G. FRIkx of Cedar CO :, Iowa.
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Rochester Market.
Corrected by N. GREEN L Co., Miiers and Merchants.
We will grind for customers promptly Oh Wednes-
days and Saturdays
Wheat-Old, 70@s0c Flour S3.00M3 rs
New, 40Qso ShipstuT, %loo LOO
Corn, soc; Bran, %ton. 1000
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GREET INDUCEMENTS.

rl>HE Subscriber offers for sale all OF MS oo'
/ en- Manufacturing Machines consist W y.
One Coed Double Carding Machine an
Picker. One Cloth Shearins Machine >
Press, Screw, and fixtures.
All Of Viii b will ie sold at
VERY Low FIGURES,
As he is DESTROYS o.. closing up the business.
Apply 70 JOHN \. IVES,
miles South of Upton: Or address Box l6',
Triton Iowa.
Oct. s. n AZ. I'm.
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~ ShoU ~ Newspaper ,chose columns are at
all times crowded with ne,s Advertisements, and
ciH shoe you community alive ,cth business and
enterprise. The age Is moving one, man that
Glands in these "atter days. piI IN short time, find
himself behind his competitors. -sy ....
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Axcs:--Lippincau q Co."
~.rt r.BaATED cast steel Axes Jas' ''@'se
I !, md for sale by s.,ru ppoTuERs.
May 18th, 80 R''A''
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pL A ST T. RING.

The subscribers will be prepared
to Go plasterng, and all other kinds of Mason
Work, the coming season. One of them will AL
ways be found at til. New Court House
EDWARD GOLDEN,
Upton, Jan. 30, IS, (5yl) THOMAS Golden.
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Muscatine Market.
Whea,-New, 75cMsO Flour, S4.OoGs4.50 " Dbl
Winter 75c. Corn, in the ear. 2Oa25c.
Barley, 300,35c Oats-New, 2s1S2c.
Beans. 7ic41Sl LOO. Eggs, To-
!. nnles1,reen. 1DSl 90 Butter, 151e0c.
Dried s2.25. Hides-Green, e3M7c.
Ipmher & On 20 W 1000 !" Dry flint, lag sc
Live cattle, 80 so a So 90 per cwt.
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Onion Grove Market.
Corrected by HoEy 4 BoNEsrEEL.
Wheat, " bushel, 5O0eo5c. Corn. 20G23 Oats
256t30c. Cheese, Sc " b. Coffee l6sc v b.
Tea, 50Ws9c " b. Sugar, 9@l0c. Molasses re
boiled, o5c " gal. Butter, Sc " b. Eggs &c v
doz. Hides--green, 5eg6c; dry flint lie v b.
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These Machines sew from two spools, az pur-
chased from the store. requiring winding
OF tire adj thty Hem Fell, Gather and S,itcli il
a superior STYLE finishing each seem by their
own operation, without recourse to the hand
needle. They will 90 better and cheaper sew
ing than a seamstress can, even If she works for
ONE CENT An HOUR, and are, unguestionabiy, the
BEST MACHINES IN the market for family sewing,
on account Of their simplicity durability eass
OF management, and adaptation to all varieties
of family sewing-eSecuting either heavy or
fine work with equal facility, and without special
adjustment.
AS evidence of the unquestion,d superiority
Of their Machines, the Grover & Baker Sewing
Machine Company beg leave to refer to the fell
lowing
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-11-05

OF QUEENsWARE
We have large stock, which we are able to Of.
fer at unprecedented low prices Our stock
embraces every variety of ware, from pepper
box to whatever you please.
We have also every variety of
GLASSWARE,
suitable for this market
Remember, we pay cash Tor our goods. aud ex-
peet 10 sell them for the same
Call and Examine our Stock
before pure asing elsewhere, for intend to sell
our goods az low as they can be purchased in
any market E.& NJ. CHlLDS.
October LIST, 1889.
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msy SEND FOR \ CIRCULAR 90
FOCAL AGENT WANTED
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October 22d, ls59--iiw4
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-11-10

JoHS CALHogN.-This individual
notorious all over the country, b,,,,b'I
his last at st. Joseph. on the 10Th
Death evokes silence
None Of us feel vindictive as u,,t,,I
over the grave of our bittersst fo.-,I q
us are willing, then, to forget and to n.
give.
We cannot praise the dead. He y.
If not a tyrant, yet an instrument Of ~,
amy. Still as he sleeps, we will NJ,
hurl against his name epithsts which r..
instinctiVely wherever it is or .h.ll !.
pronounced among the Freemen OfKm.
sas.
He has gone to his long home ! r,
has gone where one Judge will be iun !
Lear. Times.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-11-10

DEMocRAHo DLEMxA.-Ths Wyuu.
dott Constitution has been ratified BY the
people of Kansas. by decisive majority,
despite the desperate efforts Of the DEN.
ocracy for its defeat. 1t remains to h
seen whether that party, having the Eu
cutive and the Senate, at Washingla
will use their power to keep the new SilA
ont of the Union. By the Nsbruh
Kansas act, they are pledged in favor d
admission and by the English bill. they
are pledged the other way. no census
having yet been taken. Which horn Of
the dilemma will they choose
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-11-10

TIE RESULT Is TaE CoUETT.-The
eight in this County seems to have been
drawn battle. and neither party is in
growing condition. The vote is very
close. The Democrats appear to have
elected Beebs to the Council Wander
slice and Whisshead. Representatives !;
Lee, Recorder; and Dsugherty. Probate
Judge. The Republicans elect Osborn.
Is Representative; Porter. Sheriff; Bo-
der, Clerk; and probably the balance Of
the County officers.
That the Republicans have 8 small
majority in the County, we have not the
slishtsst doubt. judging from the vote on
Delegate to Congress. Parrots is ahead
of Johnston and the Republicans have
themselves to thank for It, that the whole
ticket is not elected. While we rejoics
at the election Of Porter for Sheriff, we
deeply regret the defeat Of HampsOn for
Recorder. We would rather have sesn
every other candidate on the ticket dsfes-
ted than these two. Lee has done more,
and in q meaner way. to injure the Re-
publican cause, than any other man in
the County; while HampsOn has Wrked
harder, and spent more time and money,
for the success of the cause, than any 9TH
er Republican in the County. Besides,
no better nor moro competent man can
be found. Yet Republicans have defeat
ed him, and elected Lee. euch men de-
serve to have their toe-nsils pulled out
BY the roots, with red-hot pinchers
Seriously. let US ask. what encourage
msnt is it for the Republicans in one por-
ton Of the County to labor for the cause
night and day. and work with might and
main on election day, for the success Of
the ticket, when members of the party in
another portion Of the County, are trad
ing od part Of the ticket, and thereby de-
feating it, in order to subservs local in
terests? ID such work as that, calculated
to incite men to continued activity!
We thought the battle was being fought
upon principle but il, as we suppose,
we were mistaken, we want to be consid-
cred out of the ring. We do not mean
to assist one portion of the County to
speculate, and have our candidates, to-
gether with some Of the truest and best
men in the County, defeated, for thanks.
We intend to publish an official abstract
of the votes. by precincts, that it may
be seen where the treschery was enacted.
We know the Townships. Gentlemen
of Washington, and several other Town
ships, you will have no right to grumbIe
ifthe compliment is returned in Dscemberl
Let Us see how the scratch game works on
you! If So Republican votes are not en-
titled to any consideration, perhaps they
can be dispensed with.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-11-10
The Douglas Organ Ine;t;..

Va ~ 1neltinO .
The Washington States, H. n AsS'
organ, makes the followiDs =. a. Dougln
= mob for the destruction Of t tS''s to r'i',
Republic Offices ! In the course So a. Era nod
flammatOry article upon The u u "a H.
Ferry riot. the States make, ~ naIp'tI
ing falls, and malignant insiuuat;olO llOs.
the evident object ofbringiu0 " VIII
overthrow this establishment IT. mob 70
says: pape,
THAT there are desperate Aho,;..
in this community. prepared , -
the match to the Union, cspno, 70 : 1pPlI
sonably doubted" W f'a-
Have the National Era and R.D,,,.
any subscribers in this city If, aOIlc
are in hostile array to it, dursSI. 'Oe d
being" veil
I'VE suspect that the blood, 81.
Of Harper's Ferry had its alder. -. .SseS'
sttOrs in Warrington. w. SHAH u! a.
surprised if it is a concentration no; W. d
the coneoctirg Of desperate Bl.ct R. .' l0'
lican schemes" pOS'
This is not the 6rst effort Of III.
which the Douglas organ has mad. ', ana
its Republican neighbors. Itn doUS,i aS
DESTROYS of giving practical illu,tr,St.s.'
Of popular sovereignty"
The destruction of this printing ,,,.,
lishment BY Washington mob III; I'M =
the worst days work which III, ns'.Ii
Of this city have done in many q t.,
National Era.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-11-10

HEALrH.-The sickly season is now
over, and health once more reigns in our
town. The people of White Cloud had
prided themselves upon the health of the
place but they have this season paid for
past exemption with compound interest.
The latter part of August. the whole of
September. and the first part Of October,
witnessed blue times here. Such time
was never seen here before, and will
probably not soon be seen again. We
hope so, at least. There we're at one
time some thirty persons in town sick,
and twenty of these were down with the
Typhoid Fever-most of them in q very
critical condition. That Is a fearful
number to be down at the same time, in
q small town, with scarcely enough we'll
10 take care Of the sick. During the
past season. there have been but two
families in town which had no doc
tors bills to pay-and one of them is
our own. There have been but few deaths,
which is remarkable, considering the
great number Of desperate cases.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-11-10

10. o. F.-The R. w. Grand Lodge
of Odd Fellows Of Kansas, held its second
annual session at Wysndott last week.
A quorum of Lodges were represented,
and the business of the session was harm
onionsly transacted.
The elective officers for the ensuing
year are
c. A. Logan, NJ. w. G. NJ. Lsav-
enworth.
B. w. Hartley, r. w. D. G.. NJ,
WyandOtt.
VIM. A. Shannon, R. w. G. W.,
Leavenworth.
G. w. Brown, R. w. G. ssc'y. Law
renee.
Christian Beck, r. w. G. T., Leav-
snworth.
Ed. Rogers. R. W. G. Rep. To G.
L. U. g., Wyandott.
The Grand Lodge Constitution and
General Laws were materially amended;
and the Constitutional subordinate lodges
were so amended as to allow of the re-
election of officers for second term.
The third annual session Of the Grand
Lodge will be held next October. in Law
renee. The proceedings. with amended
Constitution, &c..will be published in 6
few wseks.-Herald of Freedom.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-11-10

PErERsoN's CoUNTERFEIT DETEcroR.
1t is a startling fact that there never
has at any time been so many cOuntcrfeits
and altered banks notes in circulation, as
at present, many of which are so well
executed. as to defy the closest inspection.
Within q fortnight Peterson's Detector
notices the appearance Of fifty one new
counterfeits. Under the circumstances il
is imperative for every business man to
have at hand reliable detector, and such
a one is Peterson's. The best thing is to
subscribe to the semi monthly issue oil
Petsrson's Detector, and thus get copy
Of it every two weeks. A new feature
has also been introduced into Petsrson's
Detector. This is . page of information
on finance, locally aud generally, written
expressly for this work by one Of the
least visionary, best informed, and most
able, expert snced, and practical none
tary writers in this country. 1t will be
continued in each number Of the Detectof,
and includes information on trade, COM
merce. money, specie, stocks, bonds,
banks, and railroads. The general con-
tents of the work are admirable. The
price Of il semi-monthly, is only Two
Dollars year or monthly. One Dollar a
year. We would advise all persons to
remit the price of years subscription to
T. B. Peterson & Brothers, Philadelphia,
at once, for il.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-11-10

ACCOUNTED FoR.-It has been intima-
ted that the Herald of Freedoms object
in supporting the Republican State tick
ct, after villifying the party for several
years past, is to retain its hold upon the
public printing, after it passes beyond
Secretary Walsh's control. 1t is no go
the Herald will have to come on pro-
baton, say from Eve to ten years. before
it can get suck at the teat. If it still
expects to be the big dog under the wa
gon, it must remain with the Democracy,
where it now is. Even the names of
Chase and Banks won't help it out of the
drag.
The Herald may be endeavoring, after
all, to kill the Republican ticket BY the
most effectual means it can adopt-by its
support. That plan used to work. but it
will no longer win 4; for the Herald has
so very little influence with either party,
that its support and opposition are alike
unfelt. 1t would not be surprising to see
the Herald, before the election, Justify
advocating the claims of the Buchanan
ofice-holders' ticket. 1t is already put
ting out feelers for q price.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-11-10


"MY Ok AND YoUR Boil. For ssv-
sral years, Kansas was ovsrrun BY hords'
Of rufians from the Slave states-the
Atchisons and Reds. Of Missouri ; the
Pstss, stringfellows, and Brockstts. OF
Virginia the Bufords, of Alabama !;
cut-throats from Tennessee. Kentucky,
North Carolina, South Carolina. and
Georgis-they murdered Free State peO-
pie, robbed them, destroyed their prop
erty. and oppressed them in every con-
ceivable manner and form. While this
was being done. the Southern ehivalry
and the Democratic press were laughing
over it. and snsering at bleeding Kan
sas." Now, when old crazy Brown and
dozen or two white desperadoes and
black scsmps entsr into mad scheme
in Southern State. which could not pos
sibly result in scenes more horrid than
these perpesrsted in Kansas. these same
persons and presses are the first to raise
the howl, the loudest in their expressions
of horror. and keep up the cry the long
est. They persistsntly charge the whole
affair upon party which has denounced
the movement from the start, and which
disclaims any sympathy for those who
were engaged in it. Prominent members
Of the party. are charged with compiled
ty in the affair, and letters are published
to implicate them {; and in order to refuts
the Islander, they are compelled to como
out in cards to the public. over their own
signatures. Ifs horde Of Virginians from
Harpsr's Ferry were to invade Kansas
to- morrow, take possession of houses and
kill citizens, how many of these same
persons we have spoken Of, would de-
nounce it as q Democratic move, and en-
desvor to manufacture capital out of it,
to use against that party? It makes q
great difference, whose ex it is that has
been gored.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-11-10

The Baltimore Clipper publishes The
Provisional Constitution Of the eOnspirs.
tor Brown, anil is disposed to regard tn
whole outbreak as a maddensd piece d
fanaticism in revenge for his KIuu
suffelin 8; but thinks it possibls that l'
was encouraged in the undertaking By
symphathizing fools elsewhere. In the
course Of its remarks it gives 8 Timely
and well-aimed blow at the wicked re-
opening of the slave controversy B!
Douglas.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-11-10
A Card from Giddings.

PHILADELPHIA. October 24.-Hon. j,
R. Giddings publishes = card defending
himself from the insinustion implied by
the refusal Of Capt. Brown to answer the
question in conversation with Senator
Mason and Messrs. Faulkner and Vallsn-
bingham, whether he (Giddings,) had
been consulted about the Virginia expe-
dition. He pronounces this attempt to
assail him dishonorable, and denies ever
having been consulted by Brown in re-
gard to his Virginia expedition or any
other expedition or matter whatever.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-11-10

A BLACK Waffle Atchison UniOa
one of the especial organs Of the black
Democracy, says:
Judge Johnston will return home on
Saturday. On Monday be will take Up
his line Of march, and carry The rsr iAi'
africa"
We think that "AfricG" is bis sppro-
pirate battlefield. Let him carry" BIS
",Cdr" there, for he can't make any thing
out Of il here.-LsaVenrorth Regisisr.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-11-10
Please Corrant-

We notice that several of our Demo-.
ratio exchanges print the name Of our can.
didats for Congress enormously. Hi
name is Sanders, not Saunders :" UI
Johnston, not johnson" Our brsthuu
Ofthe press will please make the cOrrr.
tion.-Herald.
Don't give yourselves any troubl.
about that matter, gentlemen. There
will not be enough Of all sorts Of John.
son" or Johnston" votes to give you
any show.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-11-10
E From the fact that an enOrmOu

S From the fact that an enOrmod
drove Of gray squirrels. numbering bun
dreds of thousands. suddenly made then
appearance on the Meramec. covering In'
trees and waters like q pail, the SAM
Louis papers predict that the coming
winter will be a very cold enc: va
French settlers affirm, that in 1854 'Cd
so immense droves Of squirrels n'G'
their appearances. followed BY intensely
cold weather.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-11-10

VANosED.-Ansel Wstrous, Jun, late
Democratic candidate for Superintendent
Of Schools. has removed to Oregon, No.,
and will hereafter be editor and publisher
Of the News-Cook retiring. j. w.
Biggers Is now sole editor and publisher
of the Iowa Point Dispatch.
Last May. when contemplating going
into the newspaper business al lows
Point, Watrous asked our advice in the
matter, con6dentially. which We freely
gave him, in good faith. He seemed
either to think that We knew nothing
about it, or that selfish motives prompt
cd us to sndsavor to dissuade him from
the enterprise; and he therefore acted
upon the representations and promises Of
Others. He thanked rs for our friendly
advice. BY Boosting to persons. indiscri-
minately, that we had tried to deter him
from the project, and that be guessed
We had 9 very good reason for it"-as
much as to say that he would wind Us
up, and leave US high and dry. Within
the space of Eve months. he realizes the
truth Of what we told him, finds his en-
terprise . total failure, and "incontinent-
ly retirss," leaving his successor to pay
his debts. We are not disposed to re-
ioics over his bad luck. but would sim
ply say to him. that when he again asks
confidential advice, if he is not disposed
to follow it, be should at least treat If
with respect. Were we so disposed, we
could now tell him what will occur with
in twelve-month from this date; but il
might make him feel unpleasant.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-11-10
HoH. RoBKar c. scHExcK, OF Ono

HoH. Robert G. SCIENCE, OF OHIo.-
This Well-known Wing orator, who rep
resented the Dayton (Okio) district in
Congress, for some years, snd whose in
fuencs among the old line Wings Of thar
State is second to that of Tom Corwin
alone. made . speech in Dayton on Sat-
urday evening. in which be gave full i'd
hesion to the Republican party Is the
conservative power in the Union. and
recommended the Hon. Abraham Lin
coin, of Illinois, o. . candidate for the
Presidency.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-11-10

CHvALRIc PRowEss.-Ths united lSi'
css of Maryland and Virgins, AIDED 81 y
the civil and military power oil the ta
eral Government, succeeded IN captures
twenty-five white men and negro" I w.
q valiant contest oftwo entire dsyL W
question whether history records : ~. =.
glowing and glorious exploit. FOR =
honor Of history" we slncsfsI v"
cit" don't. That's all.-Lscv. 9'@"'