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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-01

The Monitor wa certainly an object Of 1
z eat Interest. but on our way % Newport
X "a. whittier We next went. Ne ssw a
sSps tscie that affect1d us with far profop.d
motion. II Was the sight Of tho few sticks
hat were left II The frigate Congress.
stranded near the -hore-tnd still more the
lna.is OF the Cumberland rising midway on,
II the water. with tsfiered rag Of a pen
nsnt hattering iron one Of them. The in
wal lie hull Of the latter ship seems TO be
carcened over. so that the three masts stand
siaatsise: the rigging looks quite uuimpalr-
ed. except that ie~ ropes dangie loosely
Lom the yards. Tho flag which wa never
| struck. thank heaysn) il entirely hidden
under the waters OF the bay, but /. stall
doubtless waving Ia is old place, although
II floats to aud fro with tie swell AID rsfiux
Of the tide, instead Of rustling on the breeze
A remnant Of the dead crew still msn the
>unken ship. and sometimes a dead body
floats up TO the surface.
That was noble fight. When was ever
better word spoken than that OF Ccmmo
Gore Smith. the father Of the Commander o;
the Congress. when he heard that his son =
.hip vas surrenderedg Then Joe's dead,
said he, aud 30 IL proved Sor can any war
rior DO more certaia Of enduring rcnown than
the gallant Morris. ~ho fougat 30 well tho
son glory for his country aud himself out o
inevitable disaster and defeat. The last GUT
: from the Cumberland when her deck wa
half submerged. sounded the requiem o
many. many sinking ships. Then went dswI
all the navies OF Europe, and our own. Oh
Ironsides and all. and Trafalgar aul a thou
: sand other fights became only q memory
, ksver 10 be acted over again. And thus OF
!, brave country men come last in the long pro
cession oil sailors that includes Blake an
:, Nelson, and 50 many mariners OF Engiine
). , aud other IN sriners as brave "a they. who's
:. renown Is our native inhefitancs.
There will De other battles but ns NOR
such tests of sesmanship aud manhood "a th
g battles Of the past: and. moreover, tie Nj
! lenniam is certainly approaching. becaus
human strife il TO be transferred from n
= heart and personality CT man into culnin
contrivafce Of machinery. which BY and
a will fight out our wars with only the clan
and smash of iron, strewing the fold VII
> broken engines. but damaging nobody's i
tie finger except by accident Such y pre-
IL ably the tendency OF modern improvement
But. in the meanwhile. - long as manho'
retains anv part OF its pristine value,
country can afford to let galantry like IN
Of Morris and his crew. sry more than th
of the brave worden. pas. unhonored al
unrew arded. II the government do nothin
81 let the people take the matter Into their os
~ hand., aud cities give him swords. 80
n boxes, festivals o: triumph. and, II be nee
~ it. heaps of gold. Let poets brood upon 9
l. theme and make themselves sensible he
rit much of the past and future Is contain
er within ia compass, till its spirit shall ia
d. forth in the lightning Of song. -Ha
n nhore. in July Aflaafic.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-01

The news which We publish this morning
f.om the army Of Genersl PoFr, is Of the
highest Importance. lie has achieved gIo
risus victory on the cd Battle ground OF
Bulls Run More than year ago on that
same field the Federal forces were routed.
and aed in tho most disgraceful manner
The event cast = gloom over tho loyal peo
PIE o, the country. and the pride Of ever,
true American VAS wounded and chilled, bu,
the victory Of General Porr has established
she invinc.bls proves OF Northern arms.
and wiped of the disgrace Of the first battle
on that historic ground. The awful sus-
rense of the last few days i broken. and the
Old flag - once more triumphant Blu,
amid ! the genera! rejoicing. painful sense
o. sorrow ovcrcomes Us. oecasioned By he
shought Of he sanguirary character Of the
contest. asd tho many brave men. who
Yielded mp their lives. as 40 many sacrifices
for the preservation Of Constitutional liberty.
that sacred aad isva.uab'e gin Of our fore
sAthsr. A. the horror. Of tia, bloody field
segr n unfold themse.vcs. woe and scsrcw
in dtfal CLEANS VIII spread over the land.
Xany tusbanss. brothers and sons psrished
there. sni though lcsl to their faglilie. and
eosnsry. vii attrses a Nations gratitude.
ass their heroic deeds vii be ccmmemara-
ted % The --latest generation On tie ssrrr.l
Geld OF Dal.'s Run les patriotism pile high
her monuments. - tell TIE fsse Il treason TO
The observer. snA 70 inspire lae millions 81
Sfscr times. IN emui.tine TIE hsroi.m Of
their ancestors IN defense u TIE rnion aud
the blessing. which Il secures
The following : he odsrial diapascs Of
General Pors IN re<ari - the battle:
Hrsrau>sgxns. rlk.f CO BsrrlI.
ssrovrroS. xr,E OsSsviIiE.
August 10Th
II Me-. s.a Hsi.ess. Gsss-al n Chat.
Wssslnctsn
We fought terrsfr esssie here ye.tsr-
s>y Nth ne ccabi1ea f,rcss Of shs eaems.
saich lssssi with cen,naous fary from das-
- y; Until after dark. b. sAicA tine re ene
'>>~ss ds.sea fsom she geld. ~hieh Ne no~
sscsPyl Oar troc7s are tes aasA sxAsasl-
81 90 push ratrsrs. bar slssil 10 - n the
course of the morning a. seoa - FIR jsha
Pcrter's corps comes up frsn Manassas.
TIE enemy = sill IN oar frcas. eai b.dly
assi up. We have 'a>t ma les than 5000
men killed AMI woaalcs sad sr~n the Ar
pcarancc q sse h-.i. TIE eneay h.s lsss Al
least too - our one Re stsea strirsls 81
the defensive. an svsty sssash 49,
rs1> bv esrs~lses
Oar troops have behaved sgiesa-al, TIE
battle wss tough, % ths Hensic-l battle Gs'i
II Buiis Run. shi.L greatly ln-rc..-d -
srsAoslssm Of suF snra.
The ne~s lest reaches me- fror- sss ir..os
0as The eneuy r sesrestnr towards he
nsnssa,a. 60 forward at oaes - ses.-
We have nsie grca; ese;arss. bal I "a -
sA,s ret q form ~ h>s Of tseir essens
fSs,sd., joan roPF.
Aassr esaer.i ccaaasstns.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-01

WuT~ ~ Val. IN tie coarse Of late
speech n one of the Vermont tewcs. read
iron a letter q synpihiser With the RIB
e. tA> exrre<sioa 81 Ssh that Nss.zchn-
sets niket BE 7us alens siis of Seath Car.
llns. - ttzi an Opportunity night % gvsu
hen iike the klkenny cats q co.-piefe,y
destroy esch osher. 20 Ifissn.n n TIE cfssd.
sho hailed ircm The eosnty 81 kilkerny. be
rsrse greatly ircsuscd ~ whst he REGARDED
81 lrsei' = - coan'y. and sssaminr def
mi sifitale. called ous % the SPEAKER.
= frcte year kiiksEny csis.-s
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-01

Lfrom The pubaqa. rIme..

Prom the Dubuqu> Times
The Democratic Congressional Convention
met on Wednesday The Goth inst. st West
Union. and nominated Dennis A Mahony for
andidate ior a seat in Congress. We viii
wsrra q that nearly ons half OF the people OF
the Northwest. who arc acquainted with the
infamous character of the nominee. will be
struck dumb with amsxemsnt At this proof
II monstrous assurance. Thus the Demo
cratic parry formally sanctions the acts o..
me OF the blactest hearted trsitoss in the
country. The nomination MAS made upon
he second ballot. "a the whole thing had
oeen cut and dried in Mshoney's usual style
A respectable man. Senator Cray OF ALA
makee county. was his only opponent. but he
could not hold a candle % secesh.
The Convention broke NJ in ros-one.
third OF the Convention Withdrawing. not on
" from the Convention. but from the party
Msjor Coyle's brother from Winncsheik
county. In righteous injignation. foresworc
all affinity With such shameless pack OF
rsttleSnakcs. and seeded from the Demo
cratic party a once and forever. 4 OF the
Unios. cfcmcaf id tie sane
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-01

Tux excitement on saturday night Ia this
~, ON nearing o the success OF General
.'orr. was of tho most intense character, AM
continued undated through the greater
ortion OF yesterday.
General PORE Ia the MAJ for the people
aaN
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-01

FAR Ets The ella. e-s Of The LsS.<s Ne.
gsszs~v ssys. The ration ~xass q n.n = And
Re xsfos1 Jssrnc, asa II tat LADY, has Tot
'scc1scusi<t her csn cerson.l wfnf Nth
tat % TIE rsx<o-..
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-01
PIANO TUNING.
/, GREABLY TO TIE WISHES

4 GREABLY TO TIE WISHES
Z n o. many Of my former patrons. hsye resura-
et again Tuning an Repairing fsaros, Aeiod~ons
ard ether Musical instruments. Being Prscteh
piano maker. also fsvorAiiy known 70 many ctifeus
OF TER. -Hauts AZ first class Tuner Tor over six
year, perfect sstsfat on Is guar ecd 20 all iivor-
Ing me with their patronage. l Will visit fsrre-
Hsute regularly every feur weeks. Pianos VIII -
engaged by tho ycRr.
All orders LEFT at the residence Of Mrs. Dr. Alien
Psroe Mrs Mcdesitt, or the Sisters Academy, WI
meet With Sroupt attention. Respectfully.
L.. kiSSNEU,
Music Dealer and TGper and Repairer Of Hns;e
Instruments. 6kkkSCAsiih, I'M.
uyi6du
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-01

~ ktenstsxr. -k<ncns<r ny rrs,d
aasins-- FIRST. al nean. . couriiire.-
JssuA--fsii.rs tsess : Rscs<.lrs Ait
x1.ss 70 cxrsn
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-01
NURSERY.

HAVE PURCHASED the entire
u yur~ry sto<s Of NJ. Nxrly. narshLi, Clark
e.znry. m. snf ara prepared - fGruist al kinds
- lee ssf c-nsrsrsf1l Skrubbsry 81 The io~sss
esss trires. Ape Trees. e cry sise. fFon =
ln<h e ll-.~s = <+srsfrr. a. firm oue % tiE
fsrr e.
yry7csy :. VI sHOkIu-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-01
APPLICATION FOR LICENSE

THE undersigned hereby gives no
i 800 cat b. AL sppiy g he BosrG e corr'5
Coz nl.sioners Al tbsif nsxt regular -sslen 81 ".
hr- cusrf a = nms. Ths prsuisss En- -nlck ssie
llcutrs are 70 5s sd are ocsssf CO 10 -. - h.
- essv 81 1srrs-8sefn. Bsrfiara tc~n-hp. Nss
so-rfy I-tlzr4. h<inF Rel 49,. - - -
rs-Rs.tz noes>." ~ hsshs
Anx. -. tee7.<t
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-01

fhe Convention Lsld its session at the
Cour. House In this city on Saturday morn
"a at 10 o'oloci..
Heary Musgrovs ESQ. Was made Chairman
of the Convention. and Jacob Hagsr It's Sec
re.ary. Immediately after is organization.
Inc Convention commented billoting. the
te,ul. Of Which is the following ticket
FoR THE LsosIArczt
JABEZ s. casio.
JOHN II. BARR.
foR SHKnrTf.
SAMUEL CONNER
FoR TnrMraks.
VI. Z. DURHAM.
foE Corxrr COMMISSIONS.
BENZ. McKEEN
wM. BROWN
FoR CoEoyTs-
J. G. ADAMS
The Convention was largely attended and
the bes. feeling prevailed. The Ticket . a
good one In ell respects and viii be supper
ION nv tie Union Of vigo County. and fur
thermore will be trium phau'ly elected
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-01
UNION STATE TICKET

UNION STATE TICKET.
SECRETARY " srAT2.
WILLIAM A. PEELLE.
AUDITOR or sJArI.
ALBERT LANCE
rExArrKrE 90 STATE.
JONATHAN 8. HARVEY.
xTrosSEr crsrRaL.
DELASAE WILLIAMSON.
suprRisrESpEsr or rrBLfc fssrErcrios,
JOHN I. MORRISON.
arrosTKn srrhExr corrr.
WILLIAM 8 SMITH
Seventh Congressional District.
ron cosonEss,
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.
soa oosxos PLEAS DISTRICT raosrccroE.
JAMES II. MOORE.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-01
UNoE RTAktN c.


UNDERTAKEN c.
4, II. WALrEk-Will Devote his
VI. entire attention n the sssvs tusi,sess At
chadwiek's Livery stable.
OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE.
cissA. Velvet ard Wood cofins. With fuil an! CON-
pleie assortment 9.
Ind-rsaA.t,> Goods and Trimmings
Aiso, al lice. q the late s-d TN. -ovcd styles
METALLIC
Cases and Caskels
I have made arrangements whereby can eel the
above
Ca-s aud Caskefs NJ Tue thirds their FerIner
Price.
49, sl.s very mech reducd TIE price q cloth
aud Velvet Coftns.
. u, my thorough knowledge, former expsrieae-.
low pr.crs ard exclusive stteLtion 10 ths business
| l bots 70 receive share Of public favor,
Bodice preserved IN Ice Any length Of tnne desired
| Carriage FURNISHED whom desired.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-01

FkAALiS- FgAAlKS-FEMAfss
OLD OR lOlNG. SINGLE. MARRIfp. ~ ras..
tkNfLAllN0 MAkRlAGE
TX MANY AfFkCrlc>S PECULIAR To FFNsfvs
Tie Extract rerhu y uneensie b. asy oth,r renee
- "a Caiorc>is or Resaut'c- f.fcrufs.'sv ,..s..s
ncss. o. snp7rsssicn Of Customary Evaca -t.sr> 4.
seratsG ~ Scirfb ss tate Or Tie Uterus
or White Sier.'y, AID fer ali complaints ii.r8.,.
. tie sex. ~hethe sr.irx ffozn iudsrs.tor u.s,,.
81 Dissipation. ~ . tie
DECLINE OK CHAS6E oF LIfF
SAB eial TOMS AkDvF
S0fAAiff sBoCLb tx WITHOUT II
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-01
OFFICIAL.


pybli.k.d in fAe Papsr harsRs fhs Iss's'
Circulation :
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-01
SECRET DfsEasr.z

1sKF Sc Hosk hsiSkr, ArncrzY. G. r.t.t....,
hEpiciSf fcs yNftA ss.NI AsD rANarnors -. -
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-01

e.spiag nsr any 81 fAees, fers< 80
aud pie fse ssaaber 81 she L.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-04-24

Do They Know IT I'VE wonder il
the Administratio knows that two of its
Brigadier Generals in the West have Sc
lected a paper that is doing all in its
power to aid treason, in which to publish
their General Orders, when there are 10y
al papers printed in the same town
Gems. Denver and Sturgis have made the
Leaven~orth Inquirer their organ. and
thus through their instrumentali:y, Gov
eminent is snstaing sheet which is leav-
ing no stone unturned to break it down.
Is it not some ones duty to lay the case
before the proper Department? While
Government is prohibiting certain traitor
sheets from being carried in the mails. ia
it reasonable to suppose that it would
knowingly assist in building up worse
one! These traitors ought to be thpkful
for being permitted to exist. without be-
ing sustained by the Government. Loyal
men are to be taxed heavily to carry on
the war. They should insist that thei'
hard earnings do not go to pamper trait
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-04-24

The REASON WHY.-There is consid-
cradle Indignation among the people Of
Kansas. over the appointment Of Briga-
der Generals for the State. Col. IL. b.
Mitchell. who served three months, has
been made Brigadier. as has also James
q. Blunt. whom nobody knows. as far
as heard from: while Col. Deiizler. who
has been in hard service for almost year.
going through desperate marches and
fights. in good weather and bad. and who
is the pride Of Kansas soldiers. remains
simply Colonel. The reason Of this ia
plain. The Administration determined to
appoint no Brigadiers for Kansas. except
upon the recommendation Of our delega.
ton in Congress. As far as patronage
is concerned, Gen. Lane rules the delega-
ton. He entertains q bitter enmity to-
ward Col. Deitzler, and hence the injus.
tice to the latter officer. When Lane has
a chance to punish an enemy. he cares moi
what interests suffer in consequence. Col
Deitzler has been in Kansas from the be.
ginning. and was always a firm Fret
State man and Republican; while Col
Mitchell was Buchanan office-h holder ana
Democrat. Blunt is also supposed to bt
Of the same persuasion. All hail to thu
Saviour of Kansas -
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-04-24

In A BAD WAY.-The editor Of the
Leavenworth Inquirer is in a great stew
over our suggestions, several weeks since.
under the head of mark Them" They
evidently touched sore place. From
the drift Of his growing. and his sorry
attempts at sarcasm. he probably thinks
we have no great fancy for him. He
guesses rightly. We never did like the
name Of Judas. because he betrayed Christ.
That would be no objection to him. in
Buffalo Taylor's eyes. We have ever
dispised the name of Benedict Arnold. for
betraying his country. II be were alive
now, he would be President of the South
ern Confederacy. and Buffalo Taylor would
worship him. We never loved John
Tyler. for betrsying the Wing party, and
afterwards his country. Buffalo Taylor
esteemed him for both acts; and when
Buffalo dies, he will 90 down where John
is staying, where they will be bosom COM
panions. To come down to the latest
date. we nave no extraordinary respect for
B. o. Taylor. because be is an ingrained
and csse-hardened traitor to his Govern
ment. Perhaps this is why Buffalo enter
tains such an exalted opinion of himself.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-04-24
DR.. M'LANE'S
Celebrated American
WORM SPECIFIC.
VERMIFUGR
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS

TIME countenanee is pale and l.,d.,
colored, with occasional Pushes, or q,
cumscribed spot on one or both cheeks; Il.
eyes become dull; the pupils dilate; :,
azure s.micircle runs along the lower e,.
nd: the nose is irriiated, swelis, and SOM.
dimes bleed.; swelling of the upper III.
occasional headache, with hummine .,
throbbing Of the ears; an unusual secr.ho,
Of saliva; Shiny or iurred tongue; br.a5
very foul, particularly in the morning; az.
petite variable, sometimes voracious, with ,
having sensation of the stomach, at Other
entirely gone; Aeeting pains in the stomach;
occasional nausea and vomiting; yiol.u,
pains throughout th- abdomen; bowel, il.
regular, at times cosrivc; stools Shiny; not
unfrequently tingcd with blood; belly wo.
len and hard; urine turbid; respiration oc
casionally difficult, and accompanied r
hiccough; cough sometimes dry and eourut
ive; uneasy and disturbed sleep, with
grinding of the teeth; temper variable, but
generally irritable, &c
Whenever the above symptoms are
found m evisr
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-04-24
F. p. BAKER,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.

CENTRALIA, NEMAHA CO., KANSAS,
"ILL practice in the Courts of Nenaha
w and adjoining Counties. Particular at
tention paid to collecting in all parts Of the
country. Lands entered, vacant lands shown,
taxes paid for non-residents, etc. Large tracts
Of land for sale. @
BY Permission, Refers to
Hon. Judge Dixon, Chief Justice Supreme
Court Of Wisconsin: .
E. s. Smith, Esq, Collecting Agent. Chiea-
60. Ill.
A. Beattie 4 Co., st. Joseph, Me.
Hon. J. N. Willard, Troy. N. Y.
Hon. s. C. Pomeroy, Atchissn. Kansas.
Hon. J. l. Mcdowell, Leavenwofth, Kansas.
july IL, GIL y.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-04-24

~ There is a very great probability
that Kansas will become, by large ma
jority, secesh. in the course of a few
months.-Learen,Oorth Inquirer, april
11M.
Such is the boast made by the Inquirer.
And if traitors are encouraged and pro-
tected. and loyal men held in the strictest
subsection. as has been the case for some
time past. the Inquirer's prediction will
soon be verified.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-04-24

E Liberal men and liberal principles.
Addison Union.
By liberal principles. the Union means
admitting the right to destroy this Gov
eminent whenever disappointed politi-
clans feel SO disposed; and liberal men are
the traitors who do the work. or those
who aid and abet it's the editor Of the
Union, for example.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-04-24

ANOTHER WAIL.-How men do hate
to be called by their right names. Our
article, "Mark them, has literally "stirred
up the monkeys" The Atchison Union
joins in the howl of the Leavenworth In
quirer. but contents itself with TRADE oil
ill-natured ridicule and abuse. OF course,
it all goes to prove that the editor is not
the lousiest kind of q traitor. That's our
belief, and all bis protestations aud snarl-
ing will not convince Us otherwise, as
long as he fills his paper with treason of
the blacklist dye.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-04-24

~ A number of cities throughout
the North, heretofore strongly Republi-
can. have gone Democratic, this Spring.
BY large msjorities. This is the best
commentary we know Of. upon the inces-
SAINT palaver of certain sheets which
would make the good of the country sec.
ondary to party. that 1t is principally
Democrats who have gone to war. while
the Republicans stay at home and enjoy
the stealing, The result of recent cleo
tions shows Just the reverse to be the fact.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-04-24
re- If a person. at this day, shout

~ If a person, at this day. should
name child JEFF. Davis or Beauregard,
he would be set down as decided Secesh.
How much better is q man who names a
newspaper after the Richmond Enquirer,
the leading traitor organ in the South,
and the vilest of the vile :? The mere
Of the letter for E, in the
name. don't alter the case particle. 1t
is the latest style of spelling the word.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-04-24

B E By some means FIRE got into the
Clerks room, 10 the Oregon Court House.
one night last week. and destroyed or in
jured large quantity of the records,
among which were al the cases for the
term of Court which was about to com.
mence. By timely discovery. the
building and most of the papers were
saved. The Gre was doubtless the work
Of an incendiary.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-04-24

B CoRRELLED.-Columbus Parker. Of thi,
Township, was last week arrested by the
military. and carried to Troy. where he
IL now held in custody. 1t is charged
(and we have no doubt truly that he
has for long time past been instrumental
in having Union men Jayhawked. by
representing them to be secessionists,
merely because be had some small grudse
against them; and of destroying fences.
orchards. and other property belonging to
men whom be had caused to be driven
out of the country. by persecution or false
representations. If be were compelled to
servo in the army during the war, the
community would thereby be rid of q
great nuisance for the time being.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-04-24

w Buffalo Taylor has a great deal
to spy about the Abolitionists (meaning
Union men) wanting somebody else TO
do their lighting. If anybody is better
at it than this same Buffalo, we should
like to hear his name. The canting trail
tor is continually harping about Demo-
Gratis f. hting in this war. but he remains
at home preaching treason.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-04-24
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Agent for Kansas, Nebraska, and the Western
States. July 81, 59-3m.
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SHINGLES!

TlHE subscriber has just completed his Shin
l. gle Machine, and is now manufacturing
Cottonwood and Walnut Shingles, the best that
can be had in the market. Orders for any
quantity filled on the shortest notice, if not on
hand, at the most reasonable prices.
may be found at White Cloud, just below
Partridge L Co.'S Saw Mill.
JAMES F. CLEMENSEN
uue 81. 60-tf
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= EE We are informed that the Speak.
er and Clerk of the late House of Repre-.
sentatives failed to sign the impeachment
cases against the State officers. with the
exception of the case of Secretary Robin
inson. If this be true. the impeachment
is about "played ont"
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1 RE- A meeting Tor couple Of them }
has been called to assemble at Troy. on
Saturday of the present week. to take meas
ures to put down Jayhawking. We are
glad that those who have hitherto en-
couraged the institution. are at length be-
ginning to get too much ofthe good thing.