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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-08-28

Must be Preserved!

A CRISIS il upon the country, and it IL the
n duty of every patriot to Jirect his efforts
toward averting the impending calamity. 10
this end. two things are essentially necessary:
to Wit: the most rigid economy, and . regard
for the welfare and best interests OF every cit
lien. Determined 70 do his part in the good
work. to the utmost Of his power,
SAMUEL L. JENNINGS
has replenished his stock Of
| Dry Goods,
g GROCERIES,
Hats and Caps,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
CLWTI1N9,
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
Furniture and Mattresses,
Flour and Meal,
Whiskey and other Choice Liquors,
NOTIONS,
AND EVERYTHING USUALLY KEPT
IN VARIETY STORES!
All of which will be sold
CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST!
White Cloud, January IL, lS6l-tf.
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REFER TO

Hon. TlusrEx Polk. St. Louis. Mo-; Hon
JAS. CRAIc, st. Joseph, Mo-; bella NJ. HUGHEs
Alchison, Kansas; Hon. AUSTIN SnIrH, New
York; Hon. IRA HARRIS, New York.
nov. ii, Gift.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-08-28
Try Wards Telegraph Tonic!

me 2l. 60-tf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-03

er Week Trf.Weekly, 8 Cents per Week.
per Year Trl-Weekiy, $500 pef Year
7ll 20 inlog gIinIni sfI -u11ih3qEd 11i-
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Prlpe. AIbsrt nnd Ihe rront Analr.

heard yesterday q very important and
interesting bit Of news about Queen Vic
tOris and the dispatch to Lord Lyons, on
the answer to which so much is now de-
pending. You may rely on it as coming
from g very authentic source. 1t is in sub
stance this:
The original, dispatch, coneoeted hot and
strong, as beftted the excited state of the
British Cabinet as. well as Of the British
people, en- receipt Of the Trent affair, was
lhanded % ths Queen for approval. Vic
toria is-s queen of, q great nation, jealous
Of its hoBqr and grighs; but Victoria is
slso-aE Christian woman and q mother.
She recalled to mind that America and
England we're united by many intimate
'ties. Race, Language, religion, literature,
eommercsf such were the considerations
which fehdeFed.a var with America q sort
Of civil var in her eyes Then she re-
membered how the Prince Of Wales had
alone made the idea Of war revolving to
her mind. When she ran her eyes over
the draft OF tho instructions 10 Lord Ly.
ons, she exclaimed, But this is w@El waP
against cur fesh and blOod--War against
those who have SO lately given hospitality
to my boy, This must not be !"
Prince Albert vas then naturally con-
suited. Though the Prince held no politi-
cal position, the British press is unanimous
in admitting that be was the Queens best
friend, adviser, and guide. The result was
that the Prince made such notifications in
the Language ard tone Of the dispatch, that
from q persmptory and absolutely Warlike
document it was transformed into 8 calm
and courteous message. So that perhaps
we owe it to Prince Albert that our cOun-
try is saved from a disastrous war With
England. For hear Of no one in theCab-
met Of Great Britain bnt Lord Pslmsrston,
whose voice is stu for war"
This was the last act Of the iamented
Princes life, and -assuredly in the whole
course Of his life he never dis q more I'M
mensely important service = his country
and to the world, ,-L0ndop cOrTssPondenes,
N. 2. Evening Post
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TgrfoHF oagF7rD - 1oB 49,
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CLEVELAND MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY B., 1862 @ @s@ @ @

When the Rneison left tsttsrss Inlet
the weather was too rough to land troops,
and Mr.. Taylor says no vas accompanied
by D detectlVe TO Norfolk, who vas very
Eatohful not 10 let him carry any papers
with him. - ~
From this It is Supposed they must bave
obtained some important Information.
It was understood At Richmond that Gen,
BeauregaFd would reaoh there on Saturday
on his way to Kentueky,>Zhe
The opinion at Richmond was that the
Merimae was a failure.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-03
FROM FeRT MONROE.
FoRTREss MONROE. ian.

EOAEhEss moAAoA1 J6us Oh
The steamer Ericsson, from Hsttsras,
has arrived. She brings nothing later sx.
cept that the Burnside Expedition was
about to move TO its deStin6tiOn.
A prisoner Of war, named Fairfax, Of
Cincinnati, has arrived here by q fsg Of
truce from Richmond. BE ssys that Gen.
Besuregard has left for Kentucky, taking
with. han Is 900 men fren MANASSAS, and
that JEFF Davis is to take command in
person Of the troops ct Manassas after his
inauguration aS President on the 22nd Of
February.
The greatest panic prevails ct Norfolk
and Richmond in regard to the Burnside
Expedition.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-03
This Afternoons Report.
FROM MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. l..
Intelligence from southwestern Missouri,
indicates that several days may elapse before
the occurrence Of anything important.
Commodore FoOte being in want of men
for the gunboat service, Gen HalIeck has is
sued general order, in which commanders
serving in the department are ordered to
take immediate steps TO ascertain what men
in their respective commands desire to be
transferred to the gunbost service.
Care must be taken In selecting, and
preference be given to men best fitted for
such service. =
The men selected are ordered to report
to Lieut. J. W. Briehett, o. s. A., St. Louis,
by whom they will be enrolled and shipped.
A list Of men will be furnished from
each command IN writing. In each case
the Company and Regiment Is to be ssnt
to Headquarters, thst orders directing
such transfer may be issued without de-
lag. =--
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UOMMRROR OFRHLWAUKRR. (

MfLWAuKEH, Feb. 1.
The following interesting facts are taken
from the. annual report Of Milwaukee
Chamber Of Commerce: -
Reoeiptd Of wheat the past year, Is, ,642, :
zoe bushels. shipmentsof wheat le, ,6S2,-
s75 bushels. Incfesseof receipts as com
pared with 1860 1883, 40s- bushels; in
crease in shipments, g. SIC, ,542 Bushels.
Value of produoe-ExpOrts in, 1850, $l2,-
O00, 900; in 1861, $4,000, 000.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-03
Emperor and Rmpress on Skates.

A letter from Paris says there has been
fine sleighing IL the Boisrde Boulogne, and
not long since The circle Of the Tuileries
met by appointment with few Of their
select friends for mornings skating, on
the reservoir which supplies the water Of
the grand cascade. There the Emperor
buckled on his states and showed himself
though growing somewhat eOFpulent with
81, still an adept in the art. The little
Prince, than whom finer boy never de-
lighted fond mothers eye in any rank in
life, was there too, in Highland costume
and bare legs, In spite Of the severity Of
the weather, and taking hold of pas hand,
flourished aWay on his tiny pattiss in Wig.
orous style. The Empress, looking ss
charming as she always does, in short pet.
ticoats, and ekapsaH de G FAngIaiss, g i9ur-
ed" on her skates with no small degree of
dsxterity. The party was completed By
the De Morny's and other court intinstes,
and By considerable number Of Ameri-
cans, male and female, who excel in the
exercise, and who are fsvoriies in the In
pSriaI circle.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-03

Farms City sHbgeFlbsrn One SAILING
AOA AMO' Mail subScriberg Five Dollar
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FIaD1xa AND SENTENCE.

The Court hnds the accused guilty ss
charged, and does therefore sentence him,
private jeremiah Rsney, Of Company I,
TVsny. fourth Regiment, Indiana YOlun-
lsers, ''That he forfeit ell pay and allow
Rnse which are or may become due him up
to the 8lst day Of January, 1852, except
ing the just dues Of the cutler and lAnn-
dress; and to refund to the United States
the cost Of his apprehension, thirty dol
lars; to have half his head closely shaved
and to stand for three hours daily on three
successive days, on the head Of 3 barrel,
on the parade ground Of his regiment, with
q plaeard around his neck on which will
be printed the word " Deserter.1
Finding and sentence approved. The
sentence will be c4rTied into execution,
after which private Raney will be dishon-
orably discharged from the service as be-
ing unfit for soldier. &
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-03
BOOTS AND SHOES.
N EW Q A 8 H

N EW O A s h
leor--l- o1 rs--rrI
BOOT AND SHOE HOUsR, 3
No, 112 BANK SrRERR.
We Eo1ld desire to call she sttsntion Of all tbSi
come 70 this market, g cur ...-.-4s--
NEW STOCK OF BOOTS 4 .SHOEa
thet receiving IRON soma 81 the iargs5i
and best ManuiActOries daiiy, 70 sslf for
CASH, AND. CASH ONLYI
0HE stesk consists OF MsR'a Bog's FOnth'S an
=. THICK KIP AND GALE H5OTs
Mems, Boys and Youths Br0gans.
WOMEN'S CALF, KIP, EEA hfEEED, GOAT AMI
KID B0OTEEa. ~ = liQIHF'7
MlsSES' CALF AND KIn BQQTEEE,
OHlLD'& CALI, KIP, KID q GOAT B(OTFTrIl-
"a q LADIES DOUBLE-SOLE KID = OIOTH -
lEitsrs Ca -pleudid shoe for this a7on OF Ea va
and al the 8tAala roodI nEuali f5ung IN thi9 li1.
We can also furuish INFANTRY and UIVAT,PT
BOOTS BT havin Et-O uau-' 3 nosic8, one hnri9r,I
cases per month Of almost any psttsFn, 1csn ~ ir
ul1hod. tie samples Of Which le sliaIl - rsr5 A.
show 70 those who Wi1h 70 contract
-. Nov CONS al y01- Boot 'lud Hhoe DeaIars ana
eLanlne or stock for yourselves and tEonE tsFs
long 20 ooallnee ygu that tAi1 e tie Way 70 bup
hooh and 4hoee--1Eel haTe tas neasI. 7 3 -
6oIstsIEsd, s55s . 4sasRIi 7i.1A ? 1As ~ sAAi g
r-.N. H.. r1rarr1. .1. a.H rHl lnH
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-03

ARXY WLaoHs WITH PoPLAR HURs.-The
5eGeEsonVille Railroad Company have, dur
ing the past Eve months, transported thous-
ands OF Philadelphia and other Eastern made
wagons 10 Kentucky. Among these hun
dEeds have been discovered to have poplar
hubs which are just about as good as no hubs
q al. Tta
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-03
DRILL on sEow sHopsl.

DRILL Oh Snow sHORsl-The ice being per-
1setly smooth for q eousidsrable distance op-
Posits the barracks, the 47th have availled
themselves Of the opportunity OF d=iliing on
suoW-shoes. Considering the short time they
have been practising, they have made great
progress IN the art Of snow shoeing, and ap-
PsaF % enjoy themselves very much, notwith-
standing the number Of toaaes some of them
FsesiTe.-cmsSs Pepsr.
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~
COaHECL4uHcs

luennsc3IonE are uiile at Mons D - So.
ausLy, Gansfsid snd Newark 3 B;a e glyae "a
80 eSlfiusily Dayton and Cincinnati 3 l.lel -
TIopt With frsmont & Indiana B. r. and & 100
VITA the II lchlean southel1 . HeIthezl A1alla
szd Iolsd0 and Rebash haiiroesl lel Saiea -.
flSiTor Alton, 81 Louis, and az Boints VEST qrl
Sssli--S srriTo ~ ClsFaIand fran E1is1o 81. -
yFsst, q GO 4, GRd SO ?. 4. EEcm sando1dJ
e s-s9 4. .H.usTi --il.-- 1l n rTJd5l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-03
PLATING &BELL HAHGINGI

SILVER PLATING AsD BILL s HANGN9.
FFtHE SUBSCRIBER rs PREPsiS-
~ ADto re-plats 5pooe1, Eorkl, Ca5tot1 lIf
Daha1s and AZ otesr sEtialsl af tahl- ssIe5I r-i
= neW; also, stag aoda. Door kn0bs, B5II liIIi
sroesss. ~ E1oa ~ a1T othsr llklla1t = ~
eJ1lsfEs
s--t., BILL HAEaIEa 9y .
mn - al.e1ded - lnd ~ voEE uuEsiattf g
fsElesented, Is reasonable 49, Fl
1s9n "a. 1leeaaaie'l Block, oorasl q FrcIioi
- Ql.sallo s.zeeels 10 gt1liI.l
~ lMR1OEED &lI1IrfHH. tr7rlnn a a.
oafa illIaad q ~ e. BsVing
@ l20t4.o szEl Ca
-l1lilaq-l . tall Ell El.II lEsssA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-03
B. COwIes & Co., Publishers.
Conrt-nInrtInI Paalshmenls.

A ret5At general order Of GEN. Hal lleck's
confirming the sentence 9f 9 late court
martial, has the following, concerning .
couple Of Indiana soldiers;
Corporal George q. nolland, Of Company
!, Twenty fourth Regiment Indiana VOlun-
teera.
CHARGE 1sT.-" Desertion."
CHARGE 2D.-a Violation Of the 2sd Arr
tiels Of War"
FINDING AED SENTENCE. --
The Court finds the aocused " guilty" Of
the charges and specifications exhibited
against him, And does therefore sentence
him, Corporal George H. Holland, Of COM
pany, TEenty-fOurth Regiment Indiana
Volunteers, sTo be shot to death, at such
time and place % the Commanding Gene
rhl Of the DepsrtmeHt may direct two
thirds Of the members oonourring therein" =
A minority Of the members Of the Court
have recommended the prisoner to the
mercy Of the Commanding General. The
sentence is therefore mitigsted 30 hard
labor with ball and chain during the
war, and with the forfeiture ef ell pay.
Private jeremiah Raney, Of Company ],
Twenty fourth Indiana volunteers. 49,.
CHARGE.-tt Desertion.n
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BARBERING, e =. Z.
ENVELOPES.

ENVELOPES i -ENVELOPESfl
Gf So00 Envelopes, Of al siEes, susiitis srd eol
20 for sale st the Leader Counting Room, cheap Or
-.--z -LL ...-.-.---- ,------- i.
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a correspondent Of the Manchester
Guardian contributes these items:

6uardian contributes these items;
1.-THE character Of The Prince, hitherto,
has shown itself TO those brought into clos
est contact With him singularly pure and
honorable; and perfectly free from that in
sincerity and dissimulstion which SO early
developed themselves in George IV, and
formed no small element in the character
Of even his comparatively excellent pred
ecessor, But while the Prince is q per
feet gentleman, truthful, straightforward,
ana -uustained By sny propensity or vice
thatcsn eause anxiety to his parent, or his
teaehers, friends and advisers, he is not
in the least student by natural taste or
acquired habits. He is, in fact the very
reverse Of q lover Of literature. A sue
.esssor to his father, as an active and per-
sonal promoter and planneF Of improve
ments in eduostion, in arts and science,
he Is not ftted BY nature to be, and his
distinctions IS sovereign will have to be
sought in other direotiens"
The Prince ef Wales will soon pro.
ceed to visit Corf1 and the Ionian Islands,
as arranged before the death of his
father,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-03

A Cambridge (Englshl paper denies en
insinuation made by he London Times In
regard to the Primo, and after aliuding to
his life at Cambridge, adds: v5E
We declare Eithont fear Of contra
diotion: that vile the Prince of Wales Was
At TIE Upiyesity, he proved himself to be
4 rood ansamiable young man, true
English eatlemsn, and prince wholly
free froy everything approaching to de
bas;Do tendency. No parent could wish
his "a to bshaye better, and nov that his
ti,ys has come, We feel confident that his
Pyal Highness will be found neither IN
fillfng OF unlt, nor unsble TO console and
assist his bereRyed mother, and to fulfil
the Esrmest hopes ef the people"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-03

Osanectlons msds at q aFriabureh, via AIlsnhouE
Tor NsE YORK direct, and rss5snger8 by this routs
EaI through nom Flttsburgh b 5efssT Civ Eiih.
BaF yoSr ss@ YORK and soston Ticksss ~.
Pitslhursh p WDioh ars ifood sicheT b. PiIllsasD1n
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INPRoHEp aKIRT sUePoRTERa.
REVOLVERS AND Knives,

- EVOLVERS AND BOWIE.
III KaiYks-A hne assortment Of Reyolvlni
Allen ) WeelockB, eharpis, Spies, Smith q via
sons, large and smali with VARIOUS otheF kfnds
lust received and for sale cheap at ~
49, -- u. .-HATTER7EEY1B r.
rGun stOra. 10 Superior ii-sss! oisVsis5ds
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T lAYKIHsa aWAFBR DRAWFB.

1AYKIEs WAFBR DRAWFB.
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BIB rs sl4selsss t1sriEz srs ~ --
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ava iss 1rapossthillsy g Fresrl Upi
EIsI. l1lsrl con .--zr -cL aEw
1t Hsit5aT Tips the Bucket ,sF ths spost. aOssr
sway VIII tho inellcstst mech inery necs[ssgy =
accgmpnEh beth. Its simBsitF makes is is5s ID -
- E9teNs ct ozfloEs kie1 assy ot5sr DraWeg. The
SutDi Bucket, &C. gabsEantfsliT insis q tlls
2ess masertel the Eho'e tTius czlccistod = rsssE
the wants Of Eae r1blic.r -.s-'- l-fG I--a =
WATER 0EH En- RAISED IN I,Ess .rIsI,s
-- TEAM II Any oTAlsR- -WAEi Ei---T n
Il Discharges frOn the Bottoni Of ths BucksE
An shs E9gsg rssUiTsd is % rsiss ths VHissl q
Rissss examine DARKIE'B YATER DRAWTR
psiofe purchasing any otnor. address
JAAES OATkIN 4 CO., Prorrsa
AAeEoRT-sSl5 ) Ontario strass, UIsFeiand. OFis 7
- -stato and Co1ny siEnts fnE aaio. Address a.
Aoore noT20: KS
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| HATS, CAPstED fBRS.
.sgllIZ - -6IgIiL1 y IlTI-7 ~ 777--7;
CLOSING OUT SALE
= 5aaIli iasls or bsssis5 s7d
LADIES' .FURSt1
.ys ..- = :, BFNEDi6T X SONS y. =.
Have good assortmsnt Of
LatlES' AND CHlLDREH'S, EJRS
For this season Of the ysar and wiIi sell them at
VERY GREAT BARGAINS.
,1aS-EioE isthstinis to ct aieSsstt or FURB
ojis1Bist 1istBfiyst-o0 q .11lA,BAA!15Ip1sgE - 4 Sons.
RUFFALO RoBEs-FOR SALE
ID CHEAP, at -7D BE SEDICf5s.
r. . g. 30. 80 mn i Z Is 8
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Have rsosissa asBIsadid dss5rtusls of5'aui.a G.
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FURS For The HOLIDAYS |
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= Ils9s. SslI ana see them.
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EWO FROa aARRIsBUReH 10 INV Iozk
va Auc1tCEn. q ls lal-.f
) DAILY CeHEsOTlOHs 70 BAEEIAgRRFi
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FHREs DAILI TRAINS EROH FIEZsBHRaE'
An connecting direct to Sew YsEk
-- VI PhladslDhia -11 ---i-1
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TELEGRAPHFC.
THE WESTERN DEPARTMENT.

IT'S CONDUCT, FRAUDS, &c.
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DRY GOODS.

NEW MUUSLIN DALAINES-A
IN fresh supply Of choice STYLES Just received.
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Uiaisnsnt Of what had been done By the
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-12-26
Gutta Percha Roofing.

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TA-PErcHA for coating tin or other roofs,
new or old One gallon, costing S $50,
will thoroughly coat from 200 to 300
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will last three times ~ long as white
lead or other paint. For covering roofs,
either new or old, we repeat it has
no equal for durability and cheapness, and
we offer it to the public fully confident
of its intrinsic excellence, and with a
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IONS each, at q liberal discount to deal
crg Address all orders 60
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