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OoMMERUIALt


Prealdsnt-J. L. WEATHEBLY.
Vice Pres IN B. sooEr. Treaaurss-R. 7. LTou.
DIREcTons
n. D. CLARK, A 9uin, z. s. Dayis, 3. BroEhan. b.
Harvey, A. }. Begges, 8 y. Lssfsr -
HEFEREEB.
8. ,. Lester, J.G. Hussy. NIB. soost.
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WAxTKD-Twenty more mCu wanted to
fill up the Ottawa County Company. Apply
at the Leader cOunting-rOom or at Camp
Wood. J. Il. WILLIsToE,
Recruiting Officer.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

CAvALRT HoRsEs FOB Col. ZAHN's REeI-
NKSr, MoSRoEvnLE.-Horsesw will be bought
at the followingInamed place., fer Col. Zahm's
Regiment, now recruiting at MOnrOeYille,
Huron county, Ohio:
At Monroeville, Huron county, every day
for the present, commencing on Thursday,
October Sd.
Norwkik, Friday, October 4th.
SanduskY, Saturday, 5th'
Clyde, Monday, 1tn.
Fremont, Tuesday stn-
Tifin, Wednesday, sth-
Mansfield, Friday, ilth.
Other J, ats will be advertised in due
time ions having good horses, suit
able g.. t,, svalry service, viii have an
Oppo.,u4.l, 40 sell directly to the Govern
ment.
The papers at the points named win
please publish this notice.
J.J. ELEELL,
Quarter Master, .. 8. Army.
Cleveland, oct.2: $50. ...-
Piano WiErED.-A GOOD instrument want
ed. Payment monthly in advance, if de-
sired. It will receive most careful usage
and not be meddled with by children.
Address-HPiano,7 Drawer S22, Post Oi-
fiee.-s55.
&C. O.-CAry'I Cough Cure. d'oisHls
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FOX 6ALE
THE HOUSE AND LOT ON
u PittsburZh street, known e ths HifeheoeE
property, being lot One IN Oa1sa addition . Gave
ls1d and lot 50 IN Kelley and wslEcEth.s slool.
TiBiOn- Said property having one hlldlaq l1el ill
5n pfttsburqh Efeet and aHtendins bak ten rods %
20 alley The house Il largo, vel bulls and o9hle-
ul'l' '0' ''i--l a1SHET, BA0EUs . EOBIsl.
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G0aI.
IWENTY HUNpRGD 20 THE

FTFWENTY HUNDRED To THE
bsVS on hand a-d rsosiglug daily chiDpevA
Coal, mined expressly for g nilY q,s- s,. uvoun
once and Yard, foot Of seneca stFest Bridge.
sepT.gli
NEW COAL YARD.
o. Canal Foot Of Seneca Street, Coss By he
Bridge.
W. CRAWFORD hss opsnsa this Yard for
.,e--,ss of ChippsBa, BFiar Hil, Mineral hidge
l - iEh COAL. which vii b. deityeIe Iedln guam
$780, - at purchasers e. low as can De Do1ghI N
- attention paId 70 supplying Cosl for
- -e. {, li directed "a Iough ths z. y urhRer
- -S,rii ~ 1riJmptly attended To-
= - ascol1 l1moiatiOn Of people living mp toHLs
- f,r--rford has made arrln fnaanta WIKI 4eesss
s5,sS 4 iog.n, corner Of Eueiid gtrses ald Public
-, 2 -, -sssIve orders, Whfch viii Be attended 70
= 44tar,eb thsT were left a. the csal Ofacs.
TI7KET OOKElI OOkEll-W.
- WALLACE son AHE VOW 4ANQ-
1SrryFT1RIV6i Coke from the gaEe hA4h0hlS-
- -,s,.s- 1,ts hi the markst. We can furnish
~ 7i- e--5 -Tr19arou1 uIa1ut urerE uh1 are
5s- 1>I1q II and Ek0 5peak Of ~ onarosar in ne
-. 4 os6Sfsut EupplE q HammondIE;ls si5ip
r.7I1 srffIHIEG 0oAhi and ass soE DaA-1ue
is.,. imusdisisly On the line oiths 0sgs'
- q ft1bErFh Bailrg1d, We cal III 49,. 49, ~
irsls = ~ aTt o5 the STATE. greeEl e9liet.sS
" ri. WALLAOI nlAs
HEmmonasFillsl Jt1erBon gosI "
Jau.I.Isa. sei'hs
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RANIk NOTE LIZ.

CoREEcTED BT G. A. REAP CO., BGHKERs.
MAINE. WISCONSIN,.
All Solvent Banks. pariAll Solvent Banks.
Commercial Blk Bath-5gi FTCFPF
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1Futistrn.

nENTISTRY.-DR. ID.
-. KSAPP Eeuld TssFesetfalll,II Sll,I QI11NYyA
-E1ounos 70 the plblsct tfat ne VII A-L-L@
i II n 0bGtifn o. GHesdsys ednts- I'm =.
AZ ard TkuudaF q each Ees ThsTe NJ VII ", a i,s
tarf % the bzHi1ees OF - u y ~ y h,-,s
in Oimste6 Ealls -
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Commercial Blk, Bath-50
EEW HAMPSHIRE. Arctic
AL Solvent BankB .-.. par p e - /. ! ., 2,
VERMONT. Bs1F oi
All Solvent Banks. par Bank ol
MASSACHUSETTS,. Bank Of
All Solvent Banks. par Bank g,
Bass River Bank. 50 bhnk =
RHODE ISLAND. RsIli, 31l-A = Z
All Solvent Banks 80. par 1n5in1e1
COEEECTIgUT. City Of
All Solvent Banks.... par Bank
HEW YORK. SltI %
All Solvent BEhks..-. par ol5lzs Zen 2.
NEW JERSEY. lcisrl- q
All Solvent Banks. par FarmeI
PENNSYLVANIA. River
Bis par in Phila-..... par -, f7sts-, :
&" 4" Piftsburg a-s a-i.sl.. :
Banks IN the interior nosos. TaSoe.
In good Credit. 2lT.ofe
EK0EFT. Wech.1
Blk OF DOmmerce, ,Erie E7e.-c-T
I. 4 Of Crawford Co.. 10 Nonroe
B'k sf Lawrence Co.. I0i51o-ifr-
Blk Of Pennsylvania. 81 No-fb1
Iioga County Bank. l0I0confo
Warren County Bank 75Iflsfor1
Central BCEk, H0lli- IPC-fag,
daTsburgh..s....-------.- - Rs,.5s =
M0nOnEahsls VALLEY 500 (,
Bhuh < -...---.-..s.s..--ss..s -I9f Crni
QctorarO Bank-....--.... 10 susbsi
PtttstOn BanE.-.....-...- l0ITrsds-,
Hhamokin Bank. l5IVc--5 Z
Western Bank, Ws1Sb,
- : u '-'''''--' -'-'-''-'-s ~ Waupa
DELAWARE. Winnel
All Solvent Banks. pari " lscon
MARYLAND.
Baltimore Banks. All Soi
Country B L, Solvent 5 auaot
VIRGINIA.
Whssling BrAnches.. rs All SOf
All otnera--.-.-..--...-.-.-Eil,-j0
ELCEFT. 5tate .
Bank Of Weston. T5
Bank Of Mannaass.... T5l Bank o
TrAEs-Alll gheny BIZ y free =
NORTH CAROLINA. an sdLi..
An Solvent Banks. 75 K
bOUTH CAROLINA. AL Sol
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GEORGIA. All 9'i
All SoiTent Banks 50a75 All Sol
ALABAMA.
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Annual Meeting Of the American Board Of
Commissioners fer FOreigR Missions,
Cleveland, Oct. I, 1861.
9. The first Session of Wednesday will
commence ct s11 O'Clock, A. NJ, and the sec
Ond at III Pm.
4. The first Session of Thursday will be
held at s5z AN.
The Communion Service will take place at
half past two o'clock, in the Second Presby-
terian Church.
5. The closing Session will take place on
Thursday EVENING" or Friday morning, as may
be hereafter determined.
OTHER sRETIoEs.
There will be Morning Prayer Meeting
| in the Second Presbyterian Church on We'd
nesday and Thursday, at 81 O'Clock.
One evening, (either Wednesday or Thurs
| day, } will be occupied by meetings in the
| Euclid Street Church, the Plymouth Church
and the Church on the West Side, at which
addresses viii be made by returned Mission
aries and others. Special notice will be
given in the daily papers.
During the Session Of the Board the plat
form and the seats in the centre aisle will be
reserved for the members Of the Board.
EoT1cEs OF TIE OoNHITTEE OF ARRAEeENRETs
1. The COMMITTEES in charge Of Hospitality
may be found at the close Of each morning
and afternoon session, during the meeting
of the Board, ct the entrance of the Lecture
| Room IN rear Of the Church, Ontario street
2. All letters and other post Office receipts
sent to the care Of the Board, will be found
with the Committee, and letters destined
for the mails may be left in their charge.
3.T.P. Handy, Secretary of the Commit.
tee, will, on and utter Wednesday afternoon
be at the bookstore of ]. B. Cobb & Co., No
24l Superior street, to give free return tick,
cts 10 such persons attending the meeting q
have paid full fare over the roads on which
they return, viz, From Boston, Providence
or New York, via N. Y. & Erie K. R. anc
Duukirk, or "a any points between DunkirI
and New York, and by StOnington line cas-
of New York; Cleveland 4 Erie R. R., ans
Buffalo State Line Road TO Buffalo Also
Cleveland & Toledo. and Michigan s. 4 n
Ind. z. r. TO Chicago; Cleveland 4 Pitts
burrh, and Cleveland 4 MRhoEing, or 10 any
noints on said roads where tickets were pur
chased and service commenced.
4. Horse cars for Prospect and Euclid sts /.
william avenue and East Cleveland, leav,
The Post Office every twenty minutes, anC
Taturn IN like manner to the foot Of Superior
street. Cars also leave that station for Pitts
burph and Kinsman streets, and those inter
setting, during the day and evening. Extr'
. eara viii be in readiness ct the close Of th,
. day and evening services.
5. Omnibuses win run during the day an6
evening from the store Of Ingham Bragg
, Superior street., 10 the West Side Of the city
for the accom- modation Of visitors and ether
: attending the meetings. Tickets ct hHl
: fare can be had ct the same place.
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G. c. C.-CAry'S Cough Cure
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The Permanent Fund is nov 9s9, 1882.
Five thousand dollars having been added to
it during the past year, the giftof Mr.. Ham
ilton Of Hanging Rock, Ohio.
PRBDEETIAL ooHEIrTEE's REPoRT-HoNK DE-
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ttOrnFgs d 2alr.
ID P SPALDING, ATToREEY 4
IA. Counsellor at Law, Nc Perkins Bloo-'
oeIeland. Ohio. "
TAGE q BRUCE, ATTORNEYS
II n ~ Cl5unoellorE af Law. Oilno i6e e1pericT
Sff-rt CoDeo9ifs Morchant's Bank OlsVesAnot D
Gopl7ssl1dSW
A 8PER, J. r, ATTORNEY AT
- Law, Warren, TTumbuli oouniJ' Onlo. o,S9, -
UYlLLIAMS0N AND RIDDLE,
1-ToTTrvT A. Law Oflo8 No. 50 eIperto3
tsoet eisTsland, Ohio. 3. MIh1'IA Ih1t.4 5OA'
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HARNESS AND SADDLE
MAKERS WANTED.
Good wages and regular smploTuent.
TURNER SIDWAT,
Bept5d1 WIS Gos Randoinh afFast ChiosEo. uir
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-10-17

A HARD JokE.-During the past Sum
mer. embracing the period when Seces'
sion had the upper hand in North Wss'
torn Missouri, . citizen of Doniphau
County made frequent visits to the hot
test traitor locality in that part Of the
State. He could not be induced to
tell what took him there, and the pop.
ulsr verdict was that be was secession.
ist. and went over there ss spy. and tSat
his case must be looked after. Finally, he
Was arrested and compelled to take the oath
Of allegiance. A short time sincs. the
mystery was revealed-hs returned from
one Of his visits to Missouri. bringing .
wife home with him He had been
compelled to take the oath. for going q
courtiag. and being too modest to tell on
himself-and the best of the joke is. be
married one Of the strongest Union wo.
men in the State His expeditions,, in.
stead Of being to aid secession, were in f..
vor Of the Union.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-10-17

Pooa CoNsoLAros.-When the late
expedition left St. Stephen. in pursuit ol
Jsyhawkers, . certain ardent old Secesb
in that neighborhood loaned one Of the
party his fsvorite horss, Jack. The ami.
NAL was among those kept BY the cap
tors Of the party; upon receiving intel.
ligsncs Of which, the old codger was ls-
msnting to his wife the loss Of his horse.
and dsnouncing those who had him.
well. never mind" consolingly remark.
ID the old lady; ''they will reesivs their
punishment st the Judgement Day"
"Yss, but d-n it." exclaimed the old
fellow, "thsn it will be to late to get old
Jack back !" :.
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~ Godsy's Lady's Book. for Noveu

~ Godsy's Ladys Book. for Novsm.
Der. has come puuctuslly to hand. The
principal illustrations, aside from the %.
ual Fashion Plates, are 'The New Boy
and bob Cherry" both very pretty and
life-like. Now 10 the time to get up
Clubs for 1862. The terms arc: copy,
% year; 2 copies. e5; 8 copies. e6
Z copies. 81: copies. and one extra to
person sending Club. 80; 8 copies. and
one extra. SIS: II copies. and one sx'
tra. go. Address L. A. Cooley. S2s
Chestnut Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-10-17

s ~ A poor lunstic, from Missouri
Asylum, has been wandering about our
place, for several days past. He says be
belongs in Buchanan County. and gives
his nans - Billy Cossns; and be sppears
to be On inolIeusive fellow. Claib. jack
sons thieves stole the funds belonging to
the Asylum; and the consequence was.
the maniacs had to be turned loose. to
wander about the country. to Be budsttsd
BY tho heartlsss and cared for BY the
charitable. What . lovely thing is e.
cession!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-10-17

! 0SEf At LsearY.-Ths Unioa nsn con-
6nsd in the Oregon jsil. wxs taksa 70 st
Joseph BY the troops. wbsrs thsy gave
ample and indispstabls svidsaes Of thsi'
innoeenee Of the charges upoa IL strength
Of which they had ben oatrsgsd and in
prisonsd; whersupoa thsy wsrs sx frss'
and Capt. David vs forthwith connie
STONED to rsiss . eompasy Of Home
Guards under Gov. Gsmbls's call. to b
stationed in Holt Coanty duriag tie com.
ing Winter. Thy arrived in this plses
ON Monday. and arc still hero. They have
commenced recruiting. and arc rapidly
6llipg up their company. When they
are fully organised aud equipped. ssess.
sion will "tos the marx" in Holt: and
outrages upon loyal eitissns viii b sum.
marily stopped. whether they b perps.
tratsd BY sscsssionists or By pretended
Union men.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-10-17
Corresponding.
(Fos the Chief.)
THE CAPITAL QUESTION.


Ma. EDrsa:-As the question Of The loeatio.
Of the State Capital 10 beginning 10 excite con-
siderable attention in this part Of The State, I
desire. through the columns Of your valuable
paper. 70 cay few words 10 the people Of Don.
ipdaa County. on the srbiset. s -
But very short time intervenes until the day
Of election, and whatever l. 70 be sail In regard
10 it. must be said quickly.
A. other localities are discussing the question
With reference 70 it, bearing upon then, % il
becomes proper for % 10 consider what are our
interests In the premises. The applicants for
the honor arc many, although but one can have
II; and indeed the contest is rapidly narrowing
down 70 two-Topeks and Lawrence. The o..
gunsnts used BY tie friends Of Lavrepee ~,
very diverse. In the Eastern part, nesrpes,
and eoatissity Of Location 10 Of course he mo-
live; while In the West and south.West, thev
argue that BY locating he Capital 1t LAvr,pee.
that city being 70 near The border, thoss rs~oes
sections viii, in fsv ysan. By he natural in.
crease Of popalatioo. b enabled 70 eAane, II.
location. and bring Il % nsea the nasrer 10
them.
Nov in this. Dosiphaa County and IN Nor.
them and North Easessn Eaasas certainly hav.
deep interest A betvsss Topeka and Law.
rsnes, With respect 70 nearnsss efloessioa. tAsr,
= bat hstls 70 choose. Dat vs a.s ~ villine
thas the Capital shosld 60 vsse q soush Il t.
Psks; and u, By jesaiing Il q Lsvrsaes nov.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-10-17

~ We have received copy ofs lit
tie paper called the * snsas First" got
ten up BY the printers Of the LIST Kansas
Regiment, now stationed at Chillicothe
Mo. The boys are full Of fun. and get ur
. spicy sheet. They BY no means lscl
pepper also, - Prices horde learned t.
their sorrow, at Wilson's Creek. W.
are personally acquainted with Bowman
New hard. Charley Fisher. and other print
ers Of the Kansas First, and will ''be'
high" on them when it comes 10 ''leadine
the columns of the enemy.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-10-17

TIE CosvExrIoH.-Ths Union Coun'
y Convention at Troy ON Tuesday. WA
we'll attended. there having been full del
sgations from every Township-from sew
srsl Of them, more than foil delegations
Everything passed otf with remarksbl.
harmony. and We think the ticket give.
general sstisfaction although there may
be little soreness among some Of the de-
fsatsd candidates. Bot It was impossi-
BE for al to be nominated. All the pro.
cesdings were conducted with the utmost
fairness. as fsr Is We could zee and ths
candidates arc al, We arc assured. sound
on the Union question. Three of The
candidates are taken from the Democratic
party. Some seem to think that the pro.
portion ought to be larger: but We BE-
lisvs that every Democrat brought before
the Convention, with one exception, was
nominated.
There 10 one matter which We offer for
the consideration of future Conventions !:
Some system ought to BE- adopted. by
which the candidates could be more equal.
y distributed among the various Town.
ships. Some Townships get entirely too
large share. and the balance not Just
proportion. Several Of the larger Town
ships have ruling voice in the Conven-
.ions. and the smaller Townships are dis
posed to think themselves set aside with
Just such crumbs as the others choose to
give them. Every Township is repre-
ssnted % our ticket. but some Of them
not in a just proportion. However. this
was not done Intentionally. and We do
not think any Of the Townships so regard
it.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-10-17

~ A few nights ago. . gang Of %.
cession thieves crossed over from Missouri
to Lafayette. in this County. and stole
some ssvsnty-6vs feet Of lead pipe from
the ssw.mill Of F. Lyman. and ran it in.
to bullets. HJayhawksrs had gone from
Kansas into Missouri and done such q
thing. Government troops would have
been after them in hurry. It is on.
couraging 70 have . Government thai
treats loyal men like brutes. and is Q,
tender with traitors - though they wsr,
angels!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-10-17
Jha QthaR Side.

Iii . common theme for the papers
to tell how poorly the rebels are clothed
and fed, and what hard times they have
generally /: bot Why not tell the truth
with regard to our own sidsi We pre-
sume, II the truth were known. both sides
are about on par - regards supplies
and treatment. Rebellion cannot be
crushed BY Continually holding up the
dark side of the rebel cause. and keep
ing oat Of sight the hardships Of our
own soldiers.
We have recently received several lst-
tsrs from . soldier in Roseacrsns' Divis-
ion. in Western Virgins. who was in
the battle ct Csrnafex Ferry. In the
6rst, written before ths. battle. be says:
Il think ws are Ill in for three yeas.
When I volunteered, il any man had
told me that We would have bean used -
ws sre, I would have called him fool ;
for vs are used very badly. I don't
know whether It is the fault of Govern.
meot or Of the contractor bot il Coy.
eminent is not able to provide any bst-
ter now in the start. We had best let The
South 60. II al Of The South 10 . God
fossaken - the parts that I hsve bssa in.
It is not worth Sighting for: for l assure
you I would not take al Of Western vir-
ginia - gift. There is not enough lev
81 ground in one place to put . dozen
houses. and all that they raise, arc huck-
lsbsrries. chestuuts and whippoorwills ;
aud. to tell the truth. there are about q
many rebels q Union msn."
In another letter. just after the battle.
be says: 7a
IF al Of the rebels are ss we'll pro.
vided for . Floyd's forces. they are bet
tar of than We are for I tell you. We
are not used - We should be. When we
went into battle. some of our men were
barefoot. and some were in their drawers;
bot now they are gdng around in cap
tured Clothes"
And in one of still later date. q fol-
lows:
"Thers is good deal Of sickness here
now, and I have come to the conclusion
that this war is not going on q it should
We are poorly fed and clothed but I
think We are all in for the full term Of
three years. Talk about the rebels being
destitute-I tell you they are better of
than we are. And % to Western Vir.
ginia being for the Union. It is not So
ct least three-fourths Of them are seces-
sionists-and Is to the land, it is posi-.
lively not worth ten cents an acre. To
tell the truth, the South is about q we'll
of ss the North in provisions and health.
The - Regiment has $40 men: and on
dress parade. the other day, l counted only
BIS. Our Company has IS men. and
they turned out only about 26-and other
companies in proportion.
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Cen. Lanes Great Speech at Lssvsn.
worth.

Cen. Lanes Great Speech ct Leavsn.
worth.
Gen. Lsne on coming forward was re-
ceived with rspturous applause. He be-
gan BY saying:
I have come here tonight. not to make
. speech to you, bot to hsve q plain talk
about Kansas matters. and matters relst-
ing to the best interests of the country.
This is period in our history. when every
man 10 called upon to act and to act eau
tiously. It 10 not expected that every
man will join the army. but those who
remain ct home are not to forget that they
may b called upon to oct for those in the
field. l ssk every Kansas man who is
hero to give bis protection to the Kansas
soldier. l an uttering no words for my
self-it is for the soldier who fights your
battles. af
Two months ago the Kansas Brigade
was organized. l was put st the head Of
It with the respect. the confidence, aye,
tbe love Of every man in that command.
Every day since it entered the Geld il has
been actively engaged for the protection
Of Kansas and the Government. It has
not been whipped. it has not surrendered.
Why is it that these creatures at the Fort
sueer at it? They abuse the Kansas
Brigade because it has not surrendered to
the enemy. They snser at the Kansas
Brigade because We have never engaged
the enemy without whipping them like
the devil.
Go to Nevada where Sc Of the Kansas
Brigade met and defeated 200 rebels; 70
to Balls Mill whore $50 Ksnssus whip
ped $50 trsitos; 80 to Dry Wood where
900 men under Montgomery for two hours
fought 70OO ofths enemy and drove them
back from your soil: 60 to Pspinsvills
"h.s 2O0 Of our men conquered 1900
rebels killing Eve Of thsir captains and
drove thsm back 70 their den; 60 to Nor
r,seo"n. The dsath.bed Of our gallant
JOHNSON. .Ssrs sa. 4o0 Of the Kansas Brig
ade drove oVo traitors from their entrench-
meou 30 70 Ose:ois. one Of the strongest
ostora points IN Southess Missouri.
mere a'ssr s'ghty miles march through
.ne eoemys country. 10 mst . greatly
soPe''cr 'oree; osse It and took and de-
st.oyeo more tesn . million dollars worth
oI properly. 9o to these fields and tell
me WY sos Aansas Brigade u snssred
u, ~. A.,
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sTaAws.-When the Union prisoners
from Rush Bottom were taken through
Forest City, cheers were given for JEFF.
Davis and WISH. Kelly! goE
Jim Foster, the leading traitor in Holt,
says if Wssh. Kelly will raise and keep q
company in Holt County. the coming
Winter, be will freely give . hundred
dollars
These things have bad smell.
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THE RsBsL Loss At CRoss LAxes.-A
letter from Col. Tyler to DR.. H. K Cush-
ing. recently Surgeon Of the Ssveath
Regiment Gays that the rsbel force In that
affair We 5000 Infantry; that 3 1000 were
brought into seton. and 1000 held in
reserve. Thsir los was 25l. which prob
ably includes killed and wounded. This
account was derived from direct aud 70
liable source. and i very di6srsat story
to that told 70 6urgsoa Cushing aud
Chaplain Brown on thsir visit to tho rebel
quarters.
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Union Ticket.

For District Attorney.
J.F. BABBITT.
For State ssnssor-Ts FIJI vssane!.
4. K. STOUT.
For Representatives.
SOL. MILLER,
EDWARD RUSSELL.
JOSEPH PENNY,
FRANKLIN CRUDE.
For County conniaieosn.
Z. MoCLELLAND-lst District;
DAVID LEE-2d District:
ABRAHAM BENNETT-3d District
For 5heri6,
WILLIAM d. BEELER
For Probate Jadgs-To Fiji Vacancy.
JAMES B. MAYNARD.
For County Clerk,
E. ]. JENKINS.
For Register Of Deeds,
BENJAMIN HARDING.
For Comfy Treasurer.
EDWARD s. DAVIS.
For County Assessor.
w. H. HANSON.
For County Surveyor.
HENRY WILSON.
For Coroner,
d. B. JONES.
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llete Success Of Col. Guthrie's Expe.
aition.
GALLIroLIs. Oct. q.
The expedition planned BY Col. j. v.
Guthrie Of the First Ksatucky Regiment.
and sent out under Lieut.. Col. Enysrt
and Col. Pistt, has returned.
they encountered the enemy at Chap.
manvills under Col. Lucisn Dsvis ol
Grssnbrisr. and utterly routed them. The
enemy lost between City and sixty killed.
Our loss wss four killed. The sxpe.
dition returned to Charleston on the 30th
ult.