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PRIVATE DISPENsARY.

ESHs attention 81 cizsua, rTangsrh others vfrHnr
Nashville, requiring zdesl sd IL respectfully called =
ms oee 10 Dedsic< street sscSnd GOor, between ohsy
md be square
On OoIEHs cid practitioner 70 medicine; hIs aI,out
annt experiences sud hateng many Ysarg Do
70 tie treatment o. a dsvoks
DIS undvsed t9n - sl diseases Of this nature hanT
ASKS BE most nEs.erate character hAEs pOnpGy ysda q
lis improves method o. rreatnenE
Primary se'ondATyl tertiary And HsredAry sphhais Con
rrhea Gleta Al diseases or the urirarV orza
ve win oresistance T. his remsdIea
All female rrsgul rites nd unc6spal dsrspEsmenls Of M
Nonn and al dssses arang from CESSATION Gnd ia anagd
1ariurIon
every case Of Redn- Die Rupture and Of Pes and ProIs,
o. TIE Recum Of FsuIa can Be cared ~
roces painless Il either d atasF cases h Hus
en % Dr. Oe enan, Il fasGrfa6Ir trarraafsd A.
Eeu exAiD ton always the Necessary ndioatas
sed5s or TdftuTe ~ his improved ethod Of operatnr
PeToas o. either Applying In pers0n letter tde-
ctss tAe Gst symptoms Of any aosnaa suaao da
al be eTsd in most b the GborEs shoi in foryEht
lours
ssFiet eana ece DroPr attention Aad nodsras charges
ill govern his aith Ia patr,ns
RO mercury used in The treatment q dissasG Is
believes On most cases. produces han tbai
. - ziven 20 cure.
oece hours from eighth the morning till nine IN TIE svs
-
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Nolica to CandidaIen.

Circulars Andda,el Inserted in the UEoS AMsRIcAS
pad other business nstces and the payment
cured Of publication This rule viii be enforced
nhe1by NJ orruArs either Of candidates their friend
will hereafter be Inserted this paps any etaertsrms
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kSoxVILLE, Nov. Z, 1861 The election in Knox
county results in an overwhelming majority for
Judge Swan, Secessonist. Baxter, the Union can
didate, has not received one hundred votes in the
county The vote is very small AT some Of the
precints no polls were opened.
No polls were opened in Campbell. In other
counties heard from tour polls were opened, Swan
receiving most of the He ia probably elected
The refusal of the Uoion men to vote is signi cant
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FRIDAY mOnNrNc. rOv. 3. 1851.
LEGssaAEIYE UNION AND AMERICAN

A few copies of this work, bound, for
the Sessions Of 1875 ard 1886 can
be procured by applying at this Office.
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For CIrcuttJuSge.

We are authorized to announce G. MoDoUGAL So caa.
didase the i2Lh oicui, all the vacancy
Eioned BY tie resignat on Of guoge aGker.
B. r. AID Christian Advocate Ccpy. nov6-tE&Wt6
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For RTtoadIer.G.neTaI-

We author zed to TO- ". horton a. ennd
date fer 6enss VI the 10th BnEade cmprsr sJups
Davidson, Dickson, port,0R OF Chesthsm.
kleston oVemher 23d, prox- oc2o dts
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GENERAL BEAUaE GARD.-With view to sllay apy
excitement in the public mind we may state that
We have information eontradIcting the report thai
the distinguished officer named above has re
sigRed his position in the army We are justified 10
adding that the feelings entertained by the President
towards him If the klnieSt nature and that an,
misunderstanding il in fair way of satisfactory
explanation -bichugnd Dispatch NOu 5.
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Ef anted

Wanted
kfVo Negro Women, COED cock, rofer and vaser ans
. 20 hos s=fVEnt Z r which the 1.-The Fad
kpply to A II FaSHIN Gr0N,
A Quartz masters Depsrtns-t, 95 Sou Vine st.
rcy3-c2s-
. nassss QBirkSteP.
EAyE Just las ed heartiful piece Waste bsarirg
% title, c-ted to the d.fenoers that sTs,
.emorahis SO. Prise 30
Also. edscns e he "a etto Song, 40 celS; Song
cen:s Dixie al Ri sh 81 cents Souatrn BeJa
30 ceot. SOOth-rB Nsrl-iss Sieen To % anc
Par THIS lint hsiembl2uos, a. Gems; seutns
g. Pvka PTid, OF thu MAzsrkA, 90 ees q
ii ute Men OF Fsg the souh-Bg BASkf-s, 20 esass;
le~tens Of Memphis, "hom8bza, GEMS; besides
others Ct usicasn, together with TIE PubIiDa
ians Of all the Soathei houses
Ala sert, post FREE Tece pc Of ths mmked prizes.
Tor Drums and buglea, send to Union street.
JAS A NCCL Rs, MsAe Publisher
y. Ss-In pres. and will be out los NOVsmbs 'LorenG
cents; Cottage b. Sea- - cents Lsesourg March 80 CO
and Like Gu Estsp, Accents SEQ Jour oeHH
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20 RIackAmIths.

sfHE ousrtermAsers Dspa sssres to soutrac wh
respnnsi6ie parties for the and aaurg II
Horse Shoes and Horse shoe Nails.
Baekmhs outsde o. HsshEils pastisulsyv nvsa -
make prOpossls APpyo g ". OEAMINaHAM,
October %, 6l-d3E AEaksnt olartsrnaut.y
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Posr oEFIcE FAsHVILEE, TESs, Nov. 6, Ie6l
- kALkD PRO SAILS fsr Dsycrtirg the nails {,
= from to ReFsnt thread epots in his city in he r.
eeYed At h nee anti satnrd The I6th t. O'Clock
en- The Contracts ill be the uopsbe
bicder usV7 dIWl W.. hoNIsH pa
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The LINCOLN flag of the ship Fairfax, from which
s'me Iennessec boys knocked cut a few stars,
with their D4hlgreD % Founders, will be shown at
the City Hotel on Saturday next. dit
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sPSRIrs TURPESTINE.
A8GB quantity for sale unpreos'ensed 10. Price eau
a. The dePet Of Louisville ana Nashville Rasroad
DOG SrRAYED on sTevnw

NR0M the 50 Cloud potsl.a Sc ter about eight nontha
old The dog is awhile with veal SD IS and yellog
ers Any Persen returning the will be lib rally rsEadei
hoT'alW" WARReN CARTER
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WHO wOnId NOS be Insured!
Received this day Of W. J MAER. Insurance AZ ent
No Is College street. in this city FiUs Hundred Do
lars The full amount of insurance on that part OF
my building on Market street. which was destroyed
by fire last Wednesday night. Insure your prop
erty with him, if you wish your losses settled fairly
and photography. II. METZ
Nashville. Oct Is, 1S6I.-H.
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GIN SAMUEL HoUsToN.-The telegraph has report
ed the death ~ Gen. Houston of Texas. but We
have reason for don5 ing the ment. We learn
from q. Ciute, E-q., General Superintendent OF
the 4 xis Telegraph Company, that he was not
dead IN tie 2lst OF October. He had been very
sick but Was improving -Riclrlsnd Dispatch,
Nm r
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GRFEN co
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DEPREDATIoNs OF THE LNcoLx1rRs IN HAxPsHrRl
COrNTY-The Winchester Republican, of the /.
inst. says:
Kelly, the infamous leader of the Abolition invs
ders of his native State, carrying things with .
high hand in Hampshire all sorts of depredatiopr
are being committed; stock and valuable propert,
Of ell kinds ia being stolen from the county. and
conveyed to New Creek, and sent West In addition
to the five thousand now in the county, it is ru.
morsd that additional reinforcements have lef,
Grafton and Cumberland, and are now on the way
to join Kelly s command.
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I'D. MORTON SO,
Merchants,

GE21 AAcS 1G<AAGGS1AE3
ANIL forward sith di-patsh, low rass all gOet
~ Consigned 10 then fer rehpnent
MsserS Stewards, HaTrs 20, armstrong, Beg, EeTin
Keith Co, Hamilton, Esq Swami Elq and OaP les
JShnson- oct25d2m'
Nsssrs Glars Gregory Co-eentG purchased botts
yoUT Aabrosisl OIL which hss gvsn tirs Eatsaction
lclis, Toothsche and HeadSche.
oYrastsn, Tenn. GEORGE eTEVAR1.
asssrs CLARK arsgor7 90 Nashville Tenn -aentlensnil
great relief, and mere than the Of
,ther medicine
have ased aas botts one half your Ambrosia Oh
the has given in ny Rheumatic SUFFERING
void without the ether bottle and half any Br
r0T.asi ooaId net get An more Respectfully,
Rfpsgola, es Sept ID. 1859 spiI-dkv7,
CHERkOAEB OUkEI
IN pHfaR5zg cpr. for Seminal Weakness, Noe
turaaI EmmissiOns, Enp0:snog, LOss Of Poscs
5aSns IN "a Back. Sens IN "a Bladder ObStrsscss
4Hd Di6lcuA kfnssrBdttOH, 0Hd az Dias1scs cGusS
~ dsvi1tiH0 Jrsn Ia pdsA a RGtErs, Gad fsGEkgfa
"a SsLE- Pollution
By the uss Of this oass" improper discharges reno,
3D. the seakened Of gsnatsn are speedily curSa,
all Vigor restored
Either sex contemplating marriage tAsad reflect that
body necessary promote connubi happiness
In the "Cherokse Cure the poor iestated down
agpalring devotee Of sengaAl pleasure will nd relief
aiming mineral poison oui prepared oE yegeAbi
.xtraets, in the form Of . delicious syrup
Price e. per Bes three hotties for s. and and forwards
y express 70 all parts Of the verdi
Said By all respectable Druggists sveEyWhers.
POTTER MERWIN. PrOPrstOrs Memphis Tenn
Sold IN NASHVILLE By Ewing Pendeton Berry Denovik
!. ". HsnderShott, and ~ Druggists everywhere.
sck2S-dtw&WIy
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PeremPtorR sale OF Fancy Goods. Cocks,
rCaina Wares Superior 8 eek o. shoes,
Bed Blankets, and Dry Goods generally.
az Fri'ay Morning. Nov sth, at 10 O'Clock, FsspI F.
Sn1elds q COss will sell st the Aucton tore Of Thos
norton NO u COLLEGE street. opposite ssWanee ots ac-
eoeHt OF u MY the entire enlbr chg
ns Of very PeriSr goods bale poT wiz re erTe
noVe-18 bENJ r HIELDS co
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The sermuda Ems the blockade win
Eighteen Hundred Bales of Cotton.
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DI D.,

DI ID,
At White Sulphur spr ng Va Of Typhoid Te-sr Sunday
the 81 st at 10 Oel OK JAMES .DIsAUKEs Of Comps
ny B, '''Rosk CT Gu 1ds."
His fuAera will place this morning IO o'clock at the
resi- Of u. Dismukes, the G1atin Pike twelve
miles tie city.
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SNoorHE ROLLER MEN WANTED.-COnstant employ
ment and good wages will be given to one or two
good Sheet Iron and Boiler Iron Rollers by applying
to WooDs, YEATNLN, Il Co.
Nov. /, dim.
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TO the Citizens of Davidson and the Sur.
rounding COunIPY.

To the Citizens OF Davidson and the sur.
rounding Country.
| The Hospital for the sick and wounded soldiers
the service Of the Confederate States which has
been established in the city of Nashville. ia now
open for the reception of patients, several hundred
Of whom have arrived, and are now under treat
ment Those having the institution in charge are
advised that the number Of sick soldiers to be
cared for here will be greatly increased within the
next three four days, thus greatly increasing the
pressing necessity for additional contributions of
hospital stores, food, &c.
The members Of the Ladies' Tennessee Hospital
Association, therefore, deem it their day to make
these facts known to the people of Davidson and
the surrounding country, and ask them to the exer
else Of renewed effort and generosity in behaIf of
these shicted defenders Of our homes Besides the
bedding, sheeting towels and other articles neces
sariy in the line Of hospital furniture an immense
amount Of the right kind of food is absolutely
required for the large number of sick men For
this, to great extent we must depend upon
the patriotic iberslity Of our citizens, and
earnestly ask for donations of butter, eggs. milk
vegetables fowls etc. Assured that this appeal IL
not made in vain we respec fully call upon persons
able to make such contributions to send them "a
loon as possible to the Hospital North MARKET
street, hitherto known as the Douglas Building Con-
ribBtors need entertain no fear but what the ar,i
lies they give will be received and properly appro
,riated.
KRs F B FoGG President.
HRs. d. SHELBY, Vice Pres'r.
ARs. CooPER, Secretary.
Z
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oomPzn in he South ThOse wishing inauaaos VII pls
e on Tie uders gnei at tie ana u
square. JESSE FHOMas,
noF2-dlm Arana.
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kNITTERs WAITED.
Wanted ImmedinfelY.

HALF CaTriers ard Pnshers good WorkneD) can
"A And constant employment at god ~ applying At
once 70 }. CORME CO,
oero9-d5W Atlanta Ttnnery, Atlanta, Ca
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Beeyes ana PORK for tho Army,

hCCs-o anu II OEA AOE inc AEMlYs
(HOt for Spscs5GtiOlL)
HIHE undersigned has BEEN appointed Agent for The pr,E..,
BesJes ana legs for hs SnfdIase States for spslf
aadon0 snd cal Is requested q al Aving 'or as
Who visa to provided for liberal prices Fsnnss
currency Notes Ef Dc rad Gail A. C1
J. ?. CUMMINGS.
| Agents for PuTehasIng BeeVes and HoEs
Tor the Confederate Statess
The E.sts1sn Ar. sssn Or PursEAS' ot EsEsa
R Penn,tsEsr an ssnuel ThOn7rSa, Wilson ssunty;
u James Of Ga es county;
A Bsatie AMI Samuel L,tt els LassIa soantv-
Berry & 6o4rn Cod county;
samuel ElLSon, smith S1unsyi 4.
Crockett Rsnson, rutherford soznEi
Jshn Frierssn NJ x. } WO dsids Naury ssunty:
Thomas, Barrett aod Z Caldwell, BeifoFl DaA5s
Root DonaldsoR OYertoa soaasy;
. " y, koOer SOD county
B la c Sumner county;
90 ert Davis and J II Park. Earstai soHstv.
6eorge Dou7edaY, James CoisnAn, Jenkdna NnkTfis
bert Bingham, Jo-As0A Asd james CarsSy, Sor az
'ersh .5 so9 t2 ,. =. oUAAINas,g
residence Tor sale or BxchRnEo-
WIsa to sell exchange lrsly younr uszrses no
residence In EdEseed. situated On woodland Sereet ne
house eoniahs Gig rooms ha coed htlh.
erAn room Stable Se ne ogilaiBs are entirely
TINS = one Of TIE most derable - proPy Re VI
iy Of NASHVILLE, and is Sh ninutS walk q Pab-
C square For particulars apply Ne premises
WISH to hire 25 Negroes deck arsmua On s
Ost9D-din
COOPers Wanted.
WILL pay n elal wares ior q Cooper make EhldEv
JANIS 3. SNYDER,
October To- e'-din' a. Chattanooga, Tea
40 BIaeksmIths.
-.
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Shoes for Sale.
1900 pair mems asserted BrOgana by J. ".
WARD & Co.
Purchasers will please call and examine them at
EVANS & Co. Oct p 1861. DIFF
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KETTLEs AND BARK u LLs-Stock or Saltpetel
Kettles and Bark Mills for sale at
nov l, dim WooDs YELrNAH & Co.'S
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COODers Wanted.

WILL pay r. srAl waFss Eor oOOpsu 10 naEs EhIsEv
and Flour B4nsls Apply Z
JANIS s. SNYDER,
October 10. bi-dlmS e. Chattanooza. lea.
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Who vvonId NOS be InsuredI

Tie Paris Sentinel says Col W. z Travis has beer
promoted to a Brigadier General
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wanted.
WISH 70 hire 25 Negroes deck hands and hrsman On s
steamer hinnetonkA A. HAMILIeN.
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wanted
Notice 20 Frienan.

Al this once, boy DO undsr.tsps how to paoE mail
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Nashville, Nov. Z, 1861
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IESs4GE OF TIE eoEEs Or OF GEoRe4.
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sift Dollars Hew,r d.!
Florida leaf Tobacco

Florida leaf Tobacco.
agsats f1r the sale Of Florda Leaf rosacso
WscGsr 70 large stoek, in 81 hun.
Srea pounds each Of sde suitable for nlers
Th'ss IOhaeeo commonly hnz thu var, si4e
tn manufacturer. Of cigars, secuatars their
orde at an early 4 g. WYATT Co
EeV ), lsol-eOd3z leo Eas Bay, Cha lesto3, 6. O.
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Nashville. sept II, 1850 (
This il to certify hat The Insurance aad Bsnfa
oonAa 'ocatd Il augusta, Ia ne stse % Geo pa en
piled alta ali tbs Requirements the Code On the guSjs Il
FOr ign InIu Companies, IN ssion 1923 incu1v
vel As the Act Of "a March, $50 chapter 25 ction ~
squirn dsPO WITH the OoprO. twenty kouana asl-
lars ger &C { 0Ondsef TIE Stats.
And that SIS Al ths sra7 autaariEsf A4sut ~
aid Company In the city Of Mas willie, stats o. sn1eSIs
L. s. J. 4. DUNLAP, CompRoIler
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Special Order re. 81.
HEADQUAKTERs FIgsT DTvIsIovl
WESTERN DEPAKTNENT
COLUMBUS, Ky, October Is 1861
W. B. RICHMOND is hereby appointed as Aid de-
Camp to the Major General commanding, to date
from the 2lst September, and will be obeyed ard
respected accordingly.
By command of Msjor-Genersl Polk.
}. ( BRLWER, Lieutenant C. S. a
Acting Assistant AdJutant General
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lIth The greztest an -uu. Insured $4,000
18th Amount assured n an cay is not Ssinsd
18Th. The grsztsSs aA0aat in . bloek, slS,0oa.
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THE ENEMY LANDING AT HUNTING ISLAND
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a TERRIFIC FIGHT AT BEAUFoRTl
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OPTICAL VOFE OF C,LIPoRNIA-The folio wing Is
the official vote for Governor in the recent election
in California:
Stanford, Republican, Sc. 33G
Mcconnell Breckenridge Democrat - Isl
COEness, Douglas Democrat 30 coo
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B. o. KEEsEE = Co.,
Commission ard FOrwardi4g
M E II C II ANT
Warehouse, 81 Front Row,
mEHPHlS, TENN

'pecIaI Attention Paid TO Sales Of FIOur
ID EFERENCES.-P smythe, N o; Rewett Norton
~ 4 Co, o. Duheld, n D. Tishzf ssb er Bank
Is nsssee, NsHhT e AlS anderson Co. Mash ilis
ume, Csshie, Clsrksyl {; Aeachen Galsreafh Ne phI
Young, late win Mcclure Courts, a. ask vile, is IN
tnis house noV6 d6m
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BY aEl.EsiltAPH.

BsmSaFdnent Of. COIumbuA, KY, By the
Eaemy's Gun Boats.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-10-31
Union Victory at Esomney, va.

WASHINGTON, Oct.
Official dispatches to the President tonight
from Col. Kelly, announce the complete rout of
Floyd's army at RoTney, N Western Virginia.
Gu. forces took four hundred pri soners, all
the rebel camp eQuipage, cannon, SC.
The loss was slight on our side ...
This victory completely closeT the campa gn
in Western Virgil a, and leaves this portion of
the State without fear of further molestation
from the rebels.
The town is full of runlors about Norfolk hay
ing been taken by one of our fleets, but there is
no truth in them. ,.....#... ......r. -.... .
Our loss in killed, wounded and missing at
Balls Bluff will not be far from nine hundred
and twenty-five. This fact is obtained rom the
reports of the Regiments engaged
Richmond papers of lhursday and Friday re-
ceiv ed here today, contain accounts of the bat
tie at Leesburg on Monday.
These accounts say That the Confederates had
five regiments on the ground, but only parts of
three regiments Were engaged
They claim decided victory and having ia
ken four hundred Federal prisoners, three pie
ces of artillery, two flags and several hundred
muexet8.
they intimate that Leesburg will be reinforc-
ed and held at all hazards.
They admit the loss Of three hund ed killed,
among when were may officers.
a portion CT McCaIls brigade, while recon-
noi.ering near Drainsyil'e to-day, were attack
ed by two Confederate regiments, and suffered
some loss. The" retired to our main lines in
good cider.
There i no Truth tie report that Mccall
was wounded or taken prisoner,
Two Other re. onuoisances were made &c day
fro IA other larts OF our lines avross the river.
The rebel steamer Paige crossed the Potc nae
twice TODD =, to the Maryland side, and threw
shells each tin towards, our camps, occupied
by some Of Gln. 7lcies' regiments.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-10-31
Tne Kansas Brigade.

Lanes Kansas Brigade, which the RcpuJJi-
can stigmatizes as composed Of bandits and
thieves, was early last week at Clinton, in Hen
ry county, on It's way to JON Sigers advance
guard at White'9 Ferry, over Grand River On
the authority OF Mr. P. Butler, the Leaven-
worth Times relates eeItIn incidents of Lanes
progress, well illustrating the spirit that ami
mates him and his men. At Pleasant Hill they
'confsrated two rebel stores sixteen kegs and
two hall barrels of power, finding the powder Sc
c.eted is the bushes. The goods from the stores
acne Z 's.yi6utet among tic Union families in
the Uicinity, who nas been left destitute by the
rebel forces' Does not this authenticated fact
give the lie TO the wholesale charges continual
" iterated and reiterated rgainst the Kansas
Brigade and its General, accusing them of will.
fully puudering rebels and Union men alike
Allegations to this purport are intrinsically in
credible, and utterly unworthy of belief, especi
ally when proceeding from known enemies or
doubtful friends. If Lane we're to undertake
a little ofthe atrocities imputed to him he would
be a: once abandoned by the mass of his SOL
diers. That they stand enthusiastically by him
and the fact that they confscate rebel stores to
distribute them among Union families whom
the rebels have robbed, dispIoves the charge
of indiscrim;nate pillage brought against him
and them.-St. Louis Democrat Oct q.