White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-11-14
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q wooLLkx MnrESs.-An officer from
West Point, who commands one Of the 6pes,
regiments In the service, suggests that woonep
mit.ens for the soldein win be greatly needed
when the cold weather bcsins., Will not all
| who can employ 6e.slves q this way helm
to funlhh ivs. h.ndrsd tAousasd pain, Thew
should be knis vish one finger. TO allow q fire.
use e tie irse finger sad ,has,b. It is said
there uers mors soldla Disabled in the Cri.
meas vaEa aps host=stften fingers. than from
any sehes one c4ses Ian newspapers please
copy this.
T A NEw DEPARTMRNr 1oR GEN. LASr.-
Gen. Lane and the o@cers OF his Brigade, have
cent. BY Surveyor Geaer:l Deiainy, of:Kansas
petition to the President praying for the ere.
alton Of new Military Department in the
West, % include Kansss, Arkansas and the
Indian and Colorado Territories, with For.
lLsaTsnuorth - . =bass Of operations. Gen
Delahay has had several interviews with the
President on the subject Of his 'mission.-Dis
pefek to Gsei.ssfi Gssene. SaS u.s.
II WIZ - Nor GKN. LAHE REnovrD?-
Adj, Cen Thos,.. ..,, Is,. A.. ,...;.a C.
6;s,d. in M;..ou,; >, and n Thou., :. ...:.,.,
to credence. Jim ought to be removed.
Seriously. We are at . loss to know ufy
Lane is allowed to retain his command. He
has not been defeated. he h.. M. .,o;,,.d -.
enemy. he has pot hp;lt Fors. q, 6;s.,, .,s =,
cure places, he has never returned . n;o.., =,
been drunk With traitor.
Them.e vh.s al. MN,
n The Nev York colone, ,s,o,,.a =, 1.
under ares, at W..h;neto, on . .,a,,. A. 80
information to the enemy. :, said N \. co,o,.,
lanes F. Kerr;pan. Of New Yort c;,v -
Der of Congress and . leading Domoc,.,;. ~,
itician. Last December he was forming A mil.
itary organization, whose object va, kent secret
and he openly. professed great sympathy with
the wrongs Of the South After the fall of
Sumter he professed to be loyal.
NJ y,,e,x,.x. IN An. ~, -v, r,.,.x
ws.te-r v;-,;r;. h.. ..;. a.. c.,
p,ui.ed and eou;nn.d. ,e.dv n ,.t. -. ssr,
r., ,h,.. 80, :. ~. ....:.. - :, .:.u
arms, clothing and equipments, the following
troops' viz: 500 cavalry, $500 infantry, 500
artillcry-total l2,30e. These are all in ad-
dition to the three months men lately in service,
making full $4,000 troops % far raised BY Wes-
tern Virginia for the cause Of the Union.
TA Frederick, Nd, correspopdent Of the N
Y. Herald asserts that the whole movement nm
the mart of Gen Stone v.s .r,;,.,v rn.,,,,.
" zen "co'ehan' VINO Is greatly dis
pe"Seu ~ MS eonoue''
" A VERY SUrEarLuous ORDER.-That of
'en' stone to COL Baker TO shoot down his
own men. Gen. Stones generalship will be
sufficiently fatal to our soldiers, without his e1-
pending powder to shoot them down.
p The account Of the Santa Ros. Battle
given by the New York Tribune represent. i,
as decisive Uuion victory. Wilson. zouaves
repo''ed the rebel forces and the regulars made
'"e ., orpu''e ps''ee. roos' Union loss: l3kill-
.u "o"noed' ana prisoners. Rebel loss,
''0 ou' nrs' account Of this battle came from
'ne oo"'nern pape"' and represented it as
'e"e' ''e'o'y'
U JEFF. Thompson's motley crew arc making
heir best PAGES for Arkansas, since their de.
'eas near Frsdricktown. They had a. last ac-
counts passed Greenville. where Col. Ross, of
The l7ih Illinois, fell upon the "rear guard"
killing sixty and taking two hundred prison.
e - y" '"e o's.cs ROAD 70 roca-
..n.. ' - -' -"1 A'''' n"i way the dc
rF5i. 1-7r..
70 Gen. Lander is more severely wounded
han at first reported. He was shot while on
oot, encouraging two companies of his men. In
ne extreme advance. to prevent a regiment of
ne enemy occupying wooded emineRce COM
n'no'"e position at Edwards Ferry, which
"'"'ncs was regarded as very valuable as
a"'ssie point. 'en. l.. remained in the field
No.. 80 ..~ - "s .oonoec' ana until the
'@p"''e', .s
W The bravery and ehivslry Of some of
or omcers is 'nnicting upon the army its most
erious disasters. Their courage leads them
s;-.,.- '."y'e e.p''o.e o' 'neif 'ves; their
.,,.;v. -. ;. 'se"smess o s0e'r
l. "s''s'
a.. :. Inc . ~ ao'I 4!'n regiment. Ellis
h, =. ...s. - w..r;. '''o'sr Ne. iork
er. d..;a.a,- ~. ,;..s - :, :. I.s'oy' ana
o,o,;. a.. ..w"" ',s ny - 0e me
-I...., -. n'.n nao pooqoes, 20
:. . =. " . n.e1 :..' 'ne o0a'oefn Expedition is
- " S~"""e ~ oPeh1uous % angle point,