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AlcrvIs,i xsvsnsat.


Puapsa1alA, Oct. -.
The Balanoes Anssieas. ef this morning.
contains dispatch from Haspefs fsny. dasse
Sunday svsaiag, a.sea.eisg The novemsnsSE
Gen. Pisaaasteas saslly aeroas the Potonae.
the people svssysk9s spssivias then With &C.
slamations a aSneAk From thence they
moved fsewssd = sWsssssssd. and Il 10 szpsetsd
they Win reach Lssshasg sariy this evening.
Gen. Bss.ssdss sesps crossed at the same
point. dc expected 70 rsss ss Lovetssville and
move forward on Monday morning. The troops
on Bolivar Heights ase under marching orders,
and viii move forward 90 Monday: Active
movements are on fost on the upper Potomac.
BAErisoax, Oct 81.
The Anssieans special from Berlin says
Burnsides novsnent scross the Potomac has
not been followed BY . genersl advance, bat is
undoubtedly an initial moveneat. To-day
there is 10 novsnese except heavy reinforce
ment Of Burnside, vhe has taken position near
Lovettsville.
This 10 not rseonnoissance, but an advance
Of the left wing. Burnside threatens equally
the rebel dank At Winchester and their line Of
communication at Front Royal. Our cavalry
and light sjtilery. under Pleasanson. are report
cd 70 have occupied Leesburg last night, the erss-
el cavalry retreating.
Various rumors tend 10 the conclusion that .
portion Of the rebels, II not the entire force.
have retreated beyond Winchester. They n .
not to be found In Charleston, Msrtinshurg, or
Shepardstown. It is believed that Gen. Lee 10
marching towards Gordonsville. -.,1 .E
Our forces on Bolivar and Maryland Heights.
are quiet. tits admitted our army is fully pre-.
pared for Offensive movements. and tho present
quiet means nothing. Our ousposts have been
at Hall Town for several days. and It is believ-
ed they now hold Charlestown.
It rainsd yesterday. but stopped last night.
The river has net risen over foot.
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rhe Situation In Virriuia.

The Situation in Virginia.
FAIl1Ax CouRr HovsE. Oct. %.
A report from Warrenton is to the effect that
on Sunday last there were 50 rebel cavalry and
50 infantry at that place. with picket at New
Baltimore. No force this side. Reinforce
ments were being sent to ssonewsll Jackson in
the Valley. A scout just returned reports 800
cavalry and 800 infantry at Wsrrenton Junction.
A deserter from the 10Th Georgia says the 18th
North Carolina and s9th Georgia we're sent as
reinforcemenss to Jackson at Culpepper on the
18th inst. They were poorly clad, without shoes,
and merely armed with Enfield rifles.
He reports about 1000 troops At Gordons-
vile, with large wagon train. There were
5000 at Richmond, engaged in building forts
about four miles north Of the town, when he
len.
The two infantry regiments at Calpepper had
orders to march BY the way Of Flint Hill, to re.
inforce Jackson. He thinks that Walkers force
at Uppervills i sent to cover the right flank of
Lees army.
Il was believed at Gordonsville that our forces
occupied Fredrieksburs.
Capt. Congsr was heard from to-day. lis
believed that his recovery 10 probable.
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The War In Virginia.
The Rebels Drives from snickes's Gag
They Aatmps to Retaks i. and ere Re
pulled.

HsADosaRrRas ARMY OF the PoronAc,l
WHEArLARD, Va, Nov. 2. sR.M.
To His Eseslssey, u: :Psssident
have just received . dispatch from General
Mcclellan dated at Smokers Gap, 6 ?. H.. sta
ting that he has full possession of the Cap
When General Hancock arrived there il was
held BY The enemy's cavalry. who were at once
driven out BY column of from 5000 to 6,00e
infantry. Tho rebels advanced to retake it.
but were dispersed BY the 6re of our rihed guns
The position is . strong one from either side.
II 10 said that Gen. Jackson and Gen. A. p
Hill are In the valley opposite. Gen. Pleasan.
ton had driven the enemyis cavalry several
miles beyond Union at three O'Clock this after.
noon. exploding one Of their caissisns, and cap
tured ten of their wounded left behind.
A. B. MAlcy, Chief Of Sta6
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~ The Fort Scott Bulletin has passed
into new hands. It processes to support
the Republican State ticket. but vs OBJ
serve that it has up the name Of E. 8.
Lowman for Associate Justice Of the So.
prsms Court. The editor certainly 10 not
ignorant upon that point. and this fraud
may bs the means OF deceiving many Re-
publies.s into voting against Judge
Bailey.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-10-30

~ Last Winter. when list Of mem.
bsrs of the Legislature wss made for pub
lics.ion, John J. Ingalls, put his politics
down as "Johu Brown" Now. he 10 60.
ing hsnd.in.bsnd with Wsgsta6. Gam
bell, Lskiu. Goss, George w. Click. 4
Co.: and is running around attending &C.
cession Democratic meetings. and pandsr.
ing for Secession votes. A pretty John
Brown man, that.
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JOB WoRk.-We have just received q
new Rugglss Rotary Press. and have dur
ing the past Summer purchased large
quantity Of display and fancy type. scripts.
borders. rule, etc., and are now prepared
TO execute the smaller descriptions of job
work. such Is Cards. Blanks. &C.. in q
superior style. and upon short notice.
County work and officers blanks will be
executed with dispatch. and are solicited.
We will receive County scrip. to large
extent, for work done for the Counties Of
Douiphan. Brown and Nemshs. Cash
jobs never refused. and prices reasonable.
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Aes oaut OF the Fight On Broaa Asses'
South Caroline.

New Yonk. Oct. 70.
The Herald has from its correspondent
q very full account of the late battle on
tho Charleston and Savannah railroad 70
ferred to in the dispatches Of Beauregsrd:
Our troops procee,led from Hilton Head
on the night of the 2lst. and were con
veyed in fifteen gunboats and war steam;
ers to Nsckay's Point ct the conduenes
of tho Pocaioligo and Droad rivers.
The object Of this movement was to
make . complete reconnaissance OF Broad
river and it's tributaries to tsst the Prscti-
cability. the rspidity and safety with
which . landing couli be effected. and to
learn the strength ofthe enemy on tho
main land guarding tho railroad between
Charleston and Savannah. and to accom-
plish so much of the destruction OF the
road a. could be done in . single day.
In this attempt our forces were victorious
Having met the enemy in large numbers.
they drove them across the Pocstoligo
river. Our loss. however. was very Sc
we're. Our soldiers and sailors fought
splsndidly. and our batteries were work
cd with great skill and effect.
The Union forces were under command
Of Brig. General j. M. Brsnnan. Gen.
Ferry being second in command. The
rebels were commanded BY Col. Walker
until our arrival at Pocatoligo Bridge.
when Besuregsrd. who bsd just arrived
from Charleston. commanded in person.
Fresh troops being rapidly sent from
Charleston to reinforce the rebels. our
troops were Withdrawn in fine order
Gen. Ferry remaining on shore at Nc.
Ksy's Point until the last man had en-
barksd, when the buildings which had
been occupied BY the rebel piekets were
destroyed. III
Our loss is Is killed. LOG wounded and
Z missing. The troops engaged were the
47th Illinois. 9th Connecticut. 9Th New
Hampshire. 55th Pennsylvania. 7th Con.
necticut. 10th Pennsylvania. 81 New
HamI shire. . detachment ofthe LIST Mass.
schusetts Cavalry, q section of the 1st U
s. Artillery. Company E of the 81
Rhode Island Artillery. and the New
York Volunteer Engineers. Col. Chat
field. of the 9th Connecticut. and Lieut.
Col. Spidell. Of tho ssmo regiment. arc
among the severely wounded. r a-
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-10-30

~ Tho Atchison Union, under ito
now management. has taken rather 90
Independent political position. It sup
ports portion of both State tickets. We
notice that it enter.ains proper spprscia-
tion Of John j. ingalls,, and handles him
without mercy. With some attention to
its English. (which is miserable the
Union would be very readable paper.
It Is now issued daily and weekly.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-10-30

q ~ Quantrile and his band have been
invading Kansas again. They made .
raid into Shawnee, johnson County. kill
Jog Eve or six men. wounding several.
and stealing and destroying . large
amount of property. Can't an end BE-
put to that bandita But-all the above
NAV bs . mistake. Marcus J. Parrot
says Kansas il in no dsnger. 1t 10 all
bumbus gotten up by jim Lane!
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Disposition Of the Rebel Army.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 20.
The Washington Star of this evening
says it is believed in front that Lee has
divided his army into two large corps.
one under Jackson and the other under
Longstreet. and is leaving the region in
which he had been posted since recross-
ing the river into Virginia.
From information received this morn
ing. we believe portions of Jackson's sd-
vance have crossed the Blue Ridge by
Front Royal. and that . force of & 900
rebels under Walker. known to have been
for two days past at Upperville. are the
advance of Longstreet's corps.
The expedition Of the rebel Generals
was probably to be able to make sue
cessful dash at Sigel's corps at AMI around
Centrsville. on their retreat towards Cor.
donsville. Our army Of the Potomac is
promptly in motion to meet these move
meuts, and Burnside and Porter are al.
ready so close on the heels of Longstreet
that be will probably retrace his steps to-
wards Winchester. and seek to retreat
down the Valley rather than advance
further in this direction. We should not
bs surprised to hear any moment of .
considerable battle in that direction.
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TnEAson IN TIE Wan DEPAnrnESr.-
We are informed that some employee in
the War Department has forget . pass.
permitting three men and loaded wagon
and team to pass our lines. The wagon
is sail to be loaded with quinine and 9th
or articles Of especial value to the rebels.
1t is expected that an effort has been made
to capture the party.
LArER-Ws have gained additional
informssion in regard to the circumstance
before mentioned Of . wagon, with con-
traband gools. having gone through our
lines yesterday toward Richmond. The
precise facts ore as follows:
The parties to the speculation are .
person named Buck Bsilry. who preached
in one Of the churches here on Sunday.
and Miss Bucknsr. daughter Of Mrs. Turn
er. who resides at Rectorville. Va. near
Thoroughfare Gap. These parties. who
are related to one Of the highest officers Of
the Government. SO worked upon his con-
6dence as to procure his COOL offices in
securing pass for themselves. with which
they succeeded in getting through onr
lines and within ak mile. from home bo-
fore overtaken by the offirers put upon
their track. On being arrested. which
was accomplished about 6vs o'clock this
morning. Miss Buckner wa. consigned to
the charge of some females in a dwelling
near by. anil searched. This proceeding
re'ul.si n the discovering. in her bustl..
Of ono hun'lrsd AMI seven ounces of gni-
nine. toga,her with rebel m4il-all in
ten'!e,l for Richmond: and fourth search
at Fairfax Court Ionss broasht to light
a letter in secret cipher. concealed in her
peticoat.
Mr.. Bailey and Miss Buckner have been
consigned to the Old Capitol Prison. and
Mrs. Turner. who il believed to be limo
cent. ia permitted to remain in the family
Of her relatives.
Altogether. considering the high Official
character Of three or four Of the parties
who have been unsuspectingly drawn into
The affair. il il one of the most astonishing
which hss occurred during the rebellion.
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~ The Atlantic Monthly, for n

~ The Atlantic Monthly. for No.
vember. 10 another choice number. Il
contains splendid list of contributions.
The article entitled "The Hour and the
Man." regarding Lincoln's Emancipa.
ton Proclamation. is an able paper.
The publishers are preparing to make the
Atlantic. for 1863, still better than ever.
Address Ticknor & Fields, Boston. Mass.
Price SO year. postage prepaid BY the
publishers. We furnish it to our sob.
scribers for % . year.
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~ We would dislike, - much %
the editor Of the Patriot. to have discord
in the Republican ranks in the County |:
but he cannot shut bis eyes to tho fact that
there vas great danger of . split. which
would have been no triaing affair. Still.
how that can encourage the mongrels, 10
moro than we can see. inasmuch a. It was
. swell known fact that both the Convention
and the secedsrs were strongly in favor Of
the Republican State ticket; and there
was not the slightest reason to believe that
division on County politics would have
produced division on the State ticket.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-10-30

~ We have done wholesale ticket
business, this week. Our now Ruggles
Rotary has been running every day this
week. early and late. We have supplied
the northern Counties Of this State, and
Holt County, Missouri, with tickets Of
every kind and variety, in sufficient guam
titles to supply che voters for the next
FIVE years.
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" WooD-WIxgEp.-We want to buy,
as soon a. possible. about twenty-five
cords Of wood. We do not ask our sub.
scribers to bring it 10, for that has got to
BE- bore in country newspapers; and We
have seen enough Of its workings to prove
that it is the next thing to useless. But
We will pay cash for the above amount Of
wood, if delivered in time. We want
good. dry, hard wood: or, at least. . res.
sonable proportion must be of that kind.
Bring it along. and get your ''do.good." :"
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~ We have received . copy Of the
Psrrysburg Journal. a large AID neat
paper, Published at Perrysburg Ohio, by
which we ses our old friend and fellow
typo. F. j. Oblinger. is one Of the editors
and publishers. And it gives MS still
more pleasure to observe that the Journal
is thoroughly Union paper. war. sman.
cipation. and al. For . few years past.
Joe had strsyed from the ancient faith;
and We didn't know but that he might
hsve wandered into the camp Of the Val.
lsndighamsrs. We beg his pardon, for
the doubt. A perusal of the Journal re-
assures us that he is not yet in the realms
of darkness.
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N5BLoopY AryRAY.-A fatal affair took
place in Brown County. on Monday. the
9th inst. John Vincent. . very largo
and rough man. who had for several years
resided on Roy's Creek. was riding along,
when he fell in company with . man
named Strange. and, We believe. another
individual. The conversation turned up
on an old officially between Vincent and
Strange's brother; and the controversy
wsxed warm. We understand that
Strange gave Vincent the lie. where.
upon the latter drew . knifs, and aiaed .
blow OF Strange. cutting . long cash
across his breast. Strange, who carried .
shotgun losded with buck.shot, then
drew up and discharged the sua at Vim
cent. tue shot entering his body. and kill
ing him instantly. We have not heard
wbssher Strange has been spprshsudsd or
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-10-30

~ Will the editor Of the st. Joseph
Journal please inform rs whether he con-
siders bis paper . Union or Sscssh sheet :!
Upon that point. (psrhaPs upon many
oshs,s. We sadly need information; and
psrhaps our notion Of Unionism and his
differ considerably.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-10-30

GLoRIous IowA.-Itis is the glory Of love-
that she has saved for the Union csuss all
that has besn lost in Obio-that she ssads
Eve new Republican votes to the nsst
Congress to bslaaes the Eve gained BY the
tories in the Buckeye State. The lustrs
shed upon lows By her arms 1t Wilson's
Greek. Belmont, Dosslsou. Iuka, Shiloh
and Corinth. is reflected back BY the vote
Of her Psopls st home. Il 10 related that
. rebel officer captured in recent bsttIs.
asked woEdsringly: "Where is this feva
that sends 20 900 soldiers into the 6,ld !.
What part Of the map is il found inf I
nsvsr heard OF il az AZ eas eemmeseed. /"
There has besa good deal heard Of Iowa
sises The war eoaosaeed, and Il II diff; !.
cult to ssy whsthsr abe hes spoken loud.
ct in the 6sld OF eouncil.-C Chicago III.
bsse. i'ai sai Sf'a
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Severe Blow to the Rebels.

WA1HN0TUN, OCS. -.
Refugees Who have reached the U. 8. bark
Kingfisher, on the ceast Of Florida, report that
tho late destruction Of the extensive salt works
in St. Joseph's Bay, Fla, on the 9Th, by the
Kingfsher, was heavy blow 10 the rebels, and
created great excitement throughout Georgia
and Florida, these works being the main source
on which the rebels relied for supply Of salt
for this winters provisions foe their troops; and
that il vs. greater injury 70 the rebel cause
than il We bad captured 81. 900 Of their troops.
About 800 deserten from the army Of the
Potomac were this morning sent back 70 their
respeetivs regiments.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-10-30

ITHE "OrHER" Sol. MILLER "Up THE
Spou.." .."-Donipban County boosted Of
two Sol. Millers. The "otber" one lived
somewhere in Burr Oak Bottom: and.
although not Black Republican. he was
possessed of rather . dark skin. from
which fact he was generally known a.
"Black SOL" He wss . traitor. and
went of into the Sscssh army. We un-
derstand that . Ksnsa. soldier. who was
in the late battle at Corinth. writes that,
in looking among the rsbsl dead. after
the fight. be came across 6ol. Miller,
dead a. door-nsil." Well, We hope
it is true, and that tho black traitor has
had his "chunk put ont" The fact is.
Doniphan County was too small to hold
two Sol. Millers, any how |!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-10-30

r. The Ladies' Repository. for No.
vembsr, is an unusually entertaining and
instructive number. being filled with ar.
ticles. every one of which will we'll repay
psrusal. The engravings are. View Of
Fort Yuma. on the Colorado. and 6ne
Portrait of Madame Roland. The De.
csmber number will conclude the year
1862. Il is now time to send in sub.
sorip.ions for 1868. Price. only % .
year. Address Poe & Hitchcock. Gin
ciuati, Ohio.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-10-30

Il . said that 0ssssal ButIss weaw a
plase Of bsass ssaehine from HE chin down
% biz hips, 6sd that sinss his arrival ~
New Orisaas - ssv~ gee oss sithoss
wearing il. 7To.
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DoNIPHAN COUNTY.

For State Senators, First District.
SOL. MILLER.
ABRAHAM BENNETT.
.. For Probate Judge.
JAMES B. MAYNARD.
For District Clerk,
HENRY BODER, JR,.
G. w. BARR.
The yossr 10 recommended to choose betwsen
tie abore t,Do na0ses.
For County Superintendent OF Public In.
struction,
CYRUS C. CAMP.
REPRESENTATIVE NOMINATIONS.
First District-Iowa Township,
JOHNSON.
Second District-Wolf River and Burr
Oak Townships.
N. c. CLARK.
Third Observation-Disclosures Township.
EDWARD RUSSELL.
Fourth District-Centre and Marion
~ Townships,
=. WILLIAM II. HANSON.
Fifth District-Wayne Township.
HAZAEL FRICK.
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Negro Colonization in Central Ameri,

Negro Colonization in Central America.
CHISENDEoA. Nicaragua. Sept %. 1862.
President Lincoln was never more mis-
taken in his life than when he informed
the negro delegation which called upon
him in Washington. that the free negroes
Of tho United States "wonld be received
in this country with open arms." It is
decidedly the reverse Of this. The peo-
pie Of the Central American States are
united in opposition to the colonization
scheme Of Presidsnt Lincoln. 90 far %
their own country 10 concerned. The
speech Of the President is regarded here
~ very offensive. particularly that portion
Of it in which he asserts that he will not
only make the free negroes whom he col.
onizss here ''ths equals" Of the present
inhabitants of this country. but the
"equaks Of the 6ssf." The Government
Of Nicaragus has entered protest aeainss
this speech Of President Lincoln, and 70.
Gently addressed Mr.. Dickinson, the rs,i.
dent q. 8. Minister. such . dispatch on
the subject that be. felt it necessary to
send il to the United States By Q speoisl
messenger. 1t has also issued Q dscree
bearing upon the matter Of eolonisa.ion.
-Corrsspesdsses Of tie Journal Of Com
1sres.
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~ See terms Of Subscription for the
Boston Commcnwsalth. in smother col.
umn. This valuable journal should b 10
every house in the land. It is one Of the
largest and most ably conducted papers
10 tie United States, and should b wide
II eiroulsted.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-10-30

: ~ Il sppesrs that Senator Pomscy's
prineipsl object in coming to Kansss. vas
to assure certain frightened souls that tbsy
shouldn't BE- put in the guard.houss for
voting The monsfsl ticket. Philanthropic
Pomsroy! That assurances wss mere
soothing thaa thy beans
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-10-30

) ~ Prairie fires have been very fire.
quent and destructive. within few days
past. in Northern Ksnsss and Southesn
Nebraska. We hear Of fences. crops,
stock. stables. and even dwelling houses.
being destroyed BY them. A little time
and troabls would enable every farmer to
render himssH secure In this respect.