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The New York herald., 1862-10-10

JATl0N WANTED-BY A SMART, CAPABLE
TO do good plain cooking or general housework; Is
hg, trasty servant, an excellent washer and lroner,
economical; bes. Of references. Apply at LII Az
Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1862-10-10

@PEcTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A STU
IA as good plain cook and an excellent washer and
est OF city references can be given. Can be seen
ays al 10 West 2Otn st., between 9th and 7th ava
The New York herald., 1862-10-10

frHFUL AND THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED
kercan lady, with the best reference, wishes situa-
rse. Cal at LOO South 9th st., Williamsburg, or I'd
boz l2U Herald oaice.
The New York herald., 1862-10-10

CTEWARDESS-WANTED. BY RESPECTABLE
- middle aged person, situation board steamer or
sailing vessel has been accustomed to both to travel
with family Good reference given. Address E. T., box
fIiarald onpo
The New York herald., 1862-10-10

ALTON WANTED-BY NEAT, RESPECT.
r, rs good plain cook and TO do the general house
a small private family; n obligins, trusty
eocilent washer aud ironer; is highly recommend
ast employer. Cali at 233 East JUth 81, between
lys, for two days
The New York herald., 1862-10-10
CLOTHIN q.

A T NO. 1853 B0wERY.-H. ROSENTHAL, HAVING
"A great desire purchase large quantity east Oh
Ing Apparel Furniture, Carpets Jewey, &c, by calling on
addressing ladies and gentemen can obtain the utmost
article Ladies attended TO by Mrs. R0sen
thai Please remember and 3o3 Bowery opposite Grea
The New York herald., 1862-10-10

ISPECTABLE GIRL WISHES SITUATION IN
private family as first rate cook Is willing TO assist in
washing II required can give the best Of reference
|So 9th ave
The New York herald., 1862-10-10

ERICAN LADY, WITH A LITTLE BOY EIGHT
rs Old, wishes situation in u widower's family As
en- TO the country, or children. Apply for three
4. Nassau ST., Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-08
NEU-JERSEY ITEMS.
Monday.

DAMAGE ~ FLooD.-The heavy rain storm OF
Monday night caused the Morris Canal as the base OF
Garrett Mountain, Paterson, TO break away,
flooding portion Of the city, including che Dolphin
Mills, Jvsnh.e Mills, Danfortb Cook X Co.'s foun.
derry and other buildings, doing much damage. The
break is about thirty feet wide, aud, rs this is long
level, much water has been poured upon the city.
Many families have been driven out OF their homes
and had all their furniture destroyed or badly dau.
aged. The place where the break occurred is about
one hundred fee, above the level Of the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-08
A CARD PROM MIR. RICHARD BUSTED.

No. 237 Broadway, March T. lses
Hon. AyAzrAH B. JAMES, Jas'srs Of the Supreme court.
SIR: Yon were elected Justice o. the Supems Court o.
the pecue Of this State to hen not to Cypress aeH
Your ooe Judge to dispense Juscc not TO obsacs
The high position you hoa may be sscribeed to oa' o. pa
,y without Danger the desret interests Of nee so
PIE pure high minded courteous aid honorable Judiciary
Is the mos. gushing characteristics OF Intelligent ana
vi.rous community and the American people watch WIZ
rrous- i.arusy any attempted BcIoicbment OF power
interf,rcnc- with the rights Of the citizen.
Ir.sr general proportions intended ~ int.cdncsoy
th~ aillss make 10 ycu, and 90 the appeal .'r
fo your arbitrary, 1nproieionai and nn-. f,,t q
,fting to-day IN the Circuit Goun, p-.idns o''. ;r",1
non 10 the public and the pro ssson ~ the sbors 81
cs.sndsr At the ope,ins Of ire S 90 which NJ n
Cleveland v a. the attorney, end In when haa '' ~
cou the c, OF IN. case M wors one o. Jy n ~.
c.fss stated 70 YOU that Nss ihrn s',sS Nm Con-,
tidal Of before Mr. Jasse ,e,r, In replv "
N..n ~" ,l ,t,t voa ala not for the ensssemsns'5
counsel aud directed that Jug 'noa yo ornd rc,s
.n' s,ruJ,r sdr by yoar predecessor pee.p'ohy"
1lr mo csase TO be tried to-day ..,.l o.si,,ica
- & IA Tx before whom was engaged 20 90 down ssy
and state the fact Of my aciusi w Y eu,.ss.n
IN he'd n he ,,m' ou' W Tle'e yOR We s.e
sOs 4, me your discoure1y eI,bi.edto ny S 20
nv .b,,uce sid IN nageatie'nany nsnes sse ava
a,supt Tor the pcoess.0us en- semrnis % III he es
1 r., - / o'c,ock yoa would proceed VIZ -
whether my engagement oeioi' 'u'so
t..ai honr or not a.. ,,.,,, "a o'clock and t,y
hesoash. YOU TO extend inc ,ni ~ ,l,iI l.vorl a.
,G q % wa @ -ns.scd before Jasfs 70 ss
h. euteinsu wrote you lei,e we. csa.. before hiS
READ * y's s 10 .S1@sd R heard % say y
III the csae before you can 70 i"''' 10 Sa,r. the
cause on When WIN ' and o. ly,c yon calico ,hs 'I
sgG ordered an inqae, aud save h,m tse right
Mich, ior = 2 40 and cost, ana S'h''
canno, submit In silence 20 80 sros' b, u,,rsep
-, -, ,,,.se yout onca that 4 shan &c IA. notice
is ~ IA Injustice and give you this he I,s-
int intend 10 pre.eu, your In On. go when the,
istuIe OF ths STAT ~ .cres with ermine the
Of an i.fe'p's'o'e H'A' VI WV RICHARD BlaIEsp
n mt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-08

"a FufsD Al CorRT. BY gancng at the de-
oisions rendered the It'll int, By Nr. Justice Bar
nard il win be noticed that Of the twenty-six cases
disposed Of, dUicea We're referred IL about equal
proportions 10 SAMUEL Jones and John y. Haskins,
who occupy Offices together in the building owned
by the father.in-aw Of the Judge. IL VIII also he
noticed that every referred at all is referred 10
one Of these gentlemen. Now, considering the cases
60 referred 10 average profit Of 80 20 the referees
we have the comfortable aggregate OF s6J0. Verify,
who would lot with 10 have a friend at Court ?
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-08

,uORoNEHs' EQUreTs.-l osterdGy Ccro,ef Wildey
hea ncre,, NJ No % Clarke street upon the body Of 50
hi, tr.lo.s colored wonln Whos othes tool .e on
can. TO- aud sAe was burned 10 death Deceased was "a
ti,e oi fi. " ct Irdlct g. yrars Of ege.
Coro - Colin held inqaest al No 20 ps street on .
boty OF tino' McCGT;y who fluld dead a. hi. room
ves.erdsy noriDg Ihc jury eAGe ed a verdict Of death
-oa esance Doce1ed nstiye OF Ifeisna aud
% year, oi Ne.
on lnusy iuqccst held at The Bellevue lie. pts
On ne BODY cs Alice ya1 native Of Ireland who had bocn
ada ed 10 tue hospital the Ist instant suffering fem
about tLe Hoo.def and who Died under bs influence
OF -0i0m. reyers medical witnesses w,1e srnninsd
md tie iury rendered verdict "l deceasrd came 10
death by card &C. oyncopc following the Of chorooun
the rads Of house VI Bellevue Boepla end that
he l. ice tom in the Of the agent" The Jury
recommend that tue of chlOToom should DO dscon-
tEued except In he resouce OF the attending plycsn
Xeons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-08

FIRE N THIRTEENTH STrEET.-About ~ O'Clock
yesterday morning, tine stables Of Nj. A. Hoppoek,
No - Wos, Thirteenth street were discovered to D.
on fire which originated from some loore hay which
was being taken into the building coming in contact
with the stove. The flames spread rapidly, and 10 IA
very snort zine tie stock, span Of valuable hOscs,
tg0 coaches and q COW we're DESTROYED 'fhe upper
floors were occupied By poor faniIc. who lot their
furniture, aud are not injured. Mr.. lloprocks los
was on the building, a 900, and ue stock 500.
I>ariuIly insured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-08

TgE GERMAN S.Looss.--The Germans Of Kings
County, apprehensive that their agef-beer saiosns
arc TO be closed have petitioned the Legislature TO
the following effect:
To n. Hnorobe the Legislature If the State Of Are i@k
The xned citizens and taxpayers OF the ehe o.
New YORK respectfully remonsre sgiint the passage o.
sny sg which interferes with the eiinae Tec eioh o.
,b nson In n,ees OF amusement largely ffeo1entd BY or
c.rn,h ovtxens wherein law IL respected and th<
public morality In Dot outrs.od 4.
lie operstions Of the bill 10 close the iinmcrb
saloon' in the City of NewYork and esewner
AID your petitioners viii ever pray
brooklyn, March, 1862.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-08
DIED.

VA, rlgF-On Friday evening Mach l. '0nsHH'"
m, and fiend of the family are
,iisod h,s nnerp froEl the residence OF e - rs,sr
i,tn = scherct No Crosby stfee Oh Ss'Ss'
moor, q o'eleek
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-08

Tuy ATLANTIC Dock GRAIN RoBBERIEs.-Ir the
Court OF Sessions yesterday James Bsier, who WIS hereto
lore convicted on the of stealing large qnatss OF
gain from the schooner Trafalgar lying In AtsItc Do,s
s,in va. brought I'd for sentence on, on application
counsel for defendant sentence was reserved NY, T.
ri-atlon The groin belonged to the Western iranspc's
Company which bed LOST many HUNDRED rss. ss
IRE. were sentenced 10 State Prison One Of them "s .'in
Mepcb or Buffalo Jack who had been engaged An gam 'es
b for = number Of ,eaIs without beng oetesseo-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-08

BuFrooSrRY OF THr NEw-JERsyr LEGISLATURE.
The New-Jersey Assembly on Thursday enjoyed
themselves hugely bill concerning goats" An
amendment was made including elephants and other
colored persona" Ills created immense laughter.
The fun was kept up FOR more than an hour. 4
colored man, who stood silent spectator OF the pro-
ccedings Of the House, came in for share Of the
fun. resolution was offered that the "doorkeeper
provide the Embassador from Hayti with All arm
chair in the gc.unda'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-08
TIE HAVOC MADE BY OUR TROOPS

fRg roPELESS CONDITION OF THE REBELS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-08

The Rev. George Bowler, a diainguiehed Metho
dist preacher of Boston, will preach tomorrow
moring end evening at the Summarized N. L.
Church, Washington avenue, Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-08

CONCERT FOR BENEVOLENT PUnPosEs.-A grand
concert in aid OF the Old Ladies' Home and the
Home for Destitute Children is to be given ct the
Academy of Music on Thursday evening, the 18th
of March. At q preliminary meetingon Thursday
night to make arrangements, several hundred tick
cts were subscribed for.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-08

FKIr Rl,DISG.Roon.--A Resding-Roon, fully
supplied with daily, evening, and weekly papers,
PERIODICAL, monthl.ee, &C., is now open evory even
ing Sundays excepted from to ., o'clock, a, the
co1ar Of Third and Bloomfield streets. The youth
Of Nohokeu are especially invited TO attend.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-08

NJ. Bleecker. Son 81 Co., sold AT auction March
1, tas ,elogae! Msy k!gs - lfns ieEiis isT .E.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-08
THE CAPqlRE or FORT DONGLSON.

GEN. PILLOWS OFFICIAL REPORT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-08

NV MoDH OF CASTING GUNs.--THc PGtcr-
so. guardian flaws that, at the Rogers Locomotive
Works IN that city, experiments are being made III n
peculiar mode OF casting bronze guns. These guns,
iusehd Of te!ng cast solid and bored out are cast
hollow, with what is known rs the " circulating
water CORE This consists Of double tube, Que
within the Of ~, the outer one being coated with
some kind of iosm ind sand in the usA! manner of
making cores and the inner one terg smaller leaves
space between IL exterior sur.ace aud the interior
furiaco Of The outer one. The inner tube does not
quite reach ths bottom of the other, hat eaN a.
space for the return passage. Water Il conveyed
duiBg the casting and cooling Of the gun into the
mouth Of the outer tube which forces It's way toward
The bottom aud returning. rises and escapes ia hot
condition. About twenty-five feet head ID nsed for
this III ,eciion water. ,
The mold is s,so different from the ordinary loan
OK the dry send ,nod /, is composed OF mixture
Of Ksohn, clay, qusriz, aud miea-the whole, when
in combination, forming perfectly, trc-proof and
NJ the same time very porous mold, leaving free
egress for the pent.up gases. This is OF itself a
deseratum in good csting. The result OF all this Is
"A bomoyeneousness in the metal, and therefore
qrea capacity TO bear sraina harder surface Tor
The abradinp notion OF the cone SHOT, and greater
strength 10 proportion 10 its weight
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-08
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

Tar FIFTH REGrMFsr or ARTrLLERY.-The lss
and ID Regiments Jackson Heavy Artillery, one Of
which was CHARTERED in the barracks at East New
York, and the ether encamped on the Hunterdy
Road have been consolidated under the title Of hs
5,h Regiment New.York State Heavy ARTILLERY.
The following are the officers Of tho now regiment
as organized: Colonel, Samuel Graham Lieutenast-
Colonel, Edward Murray; First Major, Henry B.
McIlyane; Second Major, Caspar Urban; Adjutus,
James 4. Farrell; Quartermsster, Thomas Young
ADDRESS TO FIRIayS.-The Rev. Newton Hes
ton, Pastor Of the State-street Congregational
Church. Brooklyn, will deliver an appropriate ssr.
mon to the Fire Department of the District on Son.
day evening, at the Brooklyn Academy Of Music.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-02-27
News from Burnside.

FORTRESS MONROE, Feb. q
The steamer Baltimore which let b..
several days ago with ammunition h,
Burnside's expedition. arrived from H,.
tiers at II o'clock to day. having left ,s.
terday.
The news is not Of specific in,ereu
The burning Of Winton by Federal for.
ees ia confirmed.
The 9th New York regiment had sO,,
on an expedition up Chow.n river uuS
three gun boats, but having iound tn. -,
emy in fnll iorce returned without mskn,
an attack. The object Of the s1p-,lalos
wss to destroy R.ilro..i bridge. on Bl,ct.
water and Chowsn rivers. The enrur
however. was discovered in large force !,
Winton; no landing was made. The en-
smy fired at gnnbosss. and in ret.lliatiop
the town was shelled.
The greater part Of the Burnside e,p..
dition 10 still At Roanoke Island, sui
Gen. Williams brigade at H.rtsra, bal
received orders to proceed there.
The s. R Spaul.iing lett Roanoke S.r.
nr.iay Tor Elizabeth City with prisoner,
taken by Burnside. They were parosI
ior exchange.
The election ordered BY the Provision.
al Governor OF Nmih Carolina. took
place on Saturday. resnlting ~ lar q, re.
turns have been received. in the re-eIe,.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-02-27
PORTLAND. Ne., q.

PORTLAND. Ne.. 81
Additional by the Hibsrnis. from Crest
Britain. In the House Of Lords the Earl
Of Caernmsrihsn said that he had rsceiv-
cd inform alton, that three British Sub,
jests were confined in the prisons Of the
Federal Government, and hal been there
several monihs-denied trial or release
ualess they would truly take oath Of ST.
legisucs to tho Unite.l States. lie hoped
the Governmsss uosld take earnest steps
in the case st onee-declared what ""
to be the position Of British subjects
in Fe.lersl States. Russell said this
Government had complained Of the arti-
,rsry manner in which these arrests bal
besn made BY the President witbOu!
Legislative sanction. He wss not dis
posed TO defend the acts Of the United
States Government, bot Congress bsd
decided the preroessivs belonged to the
President snd IL b believed that parties
were engaged in reasonable Consprsces
~ alleged be Russell } did not see how
her Msje~ty's Goveranent could interiors
with the practice which was absolutely
necessary. although exercised with on
necessary hardness.
The Ralirgh. IN g.. Register Of !be
26th says: It wouli Be- criminal. IS well
q. idle. to deny that ths present time. Il
the most gloomy period the South b"
ever witnessed. since the commencement
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-02-27

5000 Rebel Prisoners vast 10 Jsis the
Uni0a arny-Clarkesyille Evacuated
Tennessee Legislature Coaveaed.
CHcAoo Feb 2l.
Special dispatches say only l6 remain
of Company &C." l1th Illinois. who are
not killed wounded or missing. There
are but one hundred and forty effective
men left in the regiment.
A rebel officer states that the exaggers.
tions about our forces. made BY M.jor
Post Of the 9th III who vas taken pris
oner by the rebels. materially aided in
preventing any further resistance on their
part.
Three thousand rebel prisoners At Fort
Donelson have asked to be allowed their
liberty ani to bs enrolled in the army Of
the Union.
A current and uneontrsdicted report
Is that Cl.rk.vills had been evacuated.
and that Gen. Grant had Lsen invited to
occupy the place.
Further reported that Gov. Harris Of
Tennessee has convened the Legislature
of the State to repeal oil laws pss.e,i by
the Confederate Legislature. inconsistent
with the Federal Consultation.
White has. are flying II Nashville
Gen.. Pillow sud Floyd commllte,i
many scts Oi vsnislism - they pAsse.i
up the river.
IL IL Osllsvs.l Columbus will b evac-
Hated.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-02-27
\ hichmOUd RIi.0Hes-N hat he Says.
BaLTiNuRE. Ecu, "a,

\ kichmOUd Iti.0Hes-N hat he Says.
BaLriAoRE. Ecu, II.
One Ut the released p,iV.,c,s aIiiSe.i tO-
day, who has Oeeh CUGiiuca iu K.cnaivuu
sr'en moulhs. lie give. unsuIs,"Ae-
"uie sslaeuce OF .tIonY Union o.ganisa-
tiou 1T kichuoud. Union neu iie.e Z
claim to Oe 3.UOU sIrOus ANU say tney arc
eagerly waiting IOr sn opportunity ~
ding out the stars and stripes.
Uut Ot ten i0rllncstiOus erected around
Richmond only one is armed the city
eau Oe easily taken.
Desperate efforts were making to get
recruits tor the army. The sscsss.l0uIels
admit that unlsss be could secure the bel :
vices Of every male In Vuginls between
IL and 6O years Of age they must yield
Iu thirty days.
Uulop,sts have leagues regularly Or
ganissd with sIyns s0d psss words.
Many acts 0f kindness were shown every
possible opportunity to prisoners.
tie fu,thsr states that three or four
regiments daily arrive xt Rlchuaonn; thai
troops now there. will return to their re-
spsctlvs States. 1t was also understood
lhst ouly some thirty or lofty regiments
would remain at Manassas.
News Of the surrender of Fort Donsl-
son had . most dishssrteninga effect .,
kichmond u secsssioulsts. tuI chesred
the hopes OF U,.iOnists.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-02-27

CuaCAoo fO0. 70.
The New Orleans Bee confesses the
magnitude Of the calamity at Fort Don
slson. and condemns the neglect and eP-
athy Of the Confederate Government for
not sending . sufficient number Of troops
Westward. and says. . general call to
AIMS becomes Al inevitable necsssity.
The Governor Of Georgia hes called
for twelve regiments in that State. and.
il not forthcoming BY the 9Th Of March
drafting will be ordered.
The war Department hss ordered Gen.
Dix and Hon. Edward P'erpont. com
missioners for the purpose Of examining
tho cases Of the State prisoners rem aiming
in the military pri'ons Of the United
States. and II determine whether in view
OF the pvblic safety and the rxisting re-
bellion they sbould be discharged. or re-
main in military custody. or bs remittsd
to civil tribunal for trial.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-02-27
RECRITS WANTEDl
For the Kansas Regiments.

Lieutenent H. C. BLAcKHAx. under or.
ders from Major PRINCE. Superintendent
Of the Recruiting Service for the State Of
Ksn.as. has opened Recruiting Office in
the City Hotel buiIiings. in this place.
for the Kansas Volunteer Regiments.
Ksnssns be trus to your own State
GIL up your own Regiments. and win al.
ditional reno~n for your State by aiding
to crush ont this cursed rebellion.
y ~ Lieut.. B. ia the only person an
thorised to enlist men at this place. All
other recruiting is in violation Of orders
from the Head Quarters of the Army.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-02-27
From Fort DOneIson.


FoRr MONROE. Feb. 81.
Richmond papers Of yesterday contain
the following:
AUGUSTA, Ga. Feb. IL.
Professor Paul arrived tonight from
Nashville. He says Fort Donelson tell
Sunday morning. snd that Gen. Johnston
had telegraphed 10 the enemy anil offered
to suI,~naer Nashville ON eond ton chat
private property wunid be respected.
No answer MAS received. but a majority
Of the cHizen, seemed willing to give np
On these conditions. Large numbers Vi
PERSONS had lett the city.
Thirteen thOIsand Federal troops were
stationed at Fort Uonsisou, and 3,OOO al
Ciarksville. I.
The river was rising SD gnnboats Of
the enemy could reych Nashville.
A large amount OF government stores
will TALL into the hands OF the enemy.
Most Of the rolling stock OF the rail-
roads will be saved.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-02-27
Ruuiors iron Nashville.

LouIsvILLI. Feb. Z3.
Buell left here several days ago snd
proceeded in tho direction Of Nashville.
His staff leave tomorrow morning for the
place Of bis destination.
1t Is reported that many Of tho negroes
taken some time since from Green River
Coventry. Ky. BY the rebels to cid in Tor
tifying Nashville. took advantage Of the
panic created there BY the taking Of Forts
Henry aud Donelson. are making their
wsy back to their old homes. They say
it wsa but lately they commenced to for
tify Nashville.
II 10 understood that the rebels propo-
sed destroying the bridges and roads near
Nashville in their retreat thitherwsrd.
bnt the citizens along the road remon-
strated.
Rumors. none of which can be traced
to any reliable source. prevailed all day
of the evacuation of Nashville by the reb-
els.
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ner Visits the HOosiers-They
Shut Him Up.
INDIAxAPoLIs, Feb. 20

INDIANAPOLIS, reO, ~
Gen. Bucker and Staff reached here BY
special train from Louisville as l o'elOck
this morning.
Also three hundred more prisoners. q.
moDs whom are Maj. Cranberry. Gen
Tilshman's staff. Maj. Robert DsIl.m.
Capt. Mormon, OF Basbh,od johnson.
staff.
Gen. Buckner was confined alone in q
room in the q. s. Court House buiI.
ing.
There are also il this city. at Lafayette
and Tesrs Houts nearly six thonssni
prisoness.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-02-27

A Curs-all in the way of medicine. Is.
Of course. an impossibility? but if there
is anything which makes close approach
to it. it is j. L. Curtis Mamaluke Linz
ment. II some Of ouriskepticsls. friends
could hear those whom it has relieved
descsnt upon its merits. they would be
compelled to ''give in" His Comound
Syrup Of Sasafras is another preparation
equally a. skillfully made. The many
who have tried it regard it a . snrs thing
in coughs. colds. consumption. &C.. &c.
See advertisement.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-02-27

- Weu6ds6stsad that oor strietures upon
the conduct Of Gen. Lane. ct various
times. hes given great offence to some Of
bis pimps. and that one sucker" in Brown
County hes actually stopped bis psper in
consequence thereof Some ef our friends
have advised as to b little easier on
hin. We have only to reply. that when
Lane performs acts Of which We approve.
ws ssy 90; bat whss be chooses to sp.
pssrs in his moro suitsbls character Of the
Great Humbug. We shall not siag hossn-
nas to him. Il isjust our ''styls" to speak
ont just what vs think; and oil the pat.
ronsgs that his rimps can draw from
us, will not effect our course IN the least.
VLans. after al his blow and bluster. is
not going into the army. He never in.
tended to do 90. and the Administration
did not hold him in sufficient estimation
to make him Commander in Chief. ss he
desired. His design is to bold on to his
ssat in the Senate: bat instead Of attend.
ing to his official duties. be is here. in.
triguing. wire.working. and corrupting
members Of the Legislature. in order to
throw our State Government into confu.
sion. In short. Lane is about ''plsyed
ont" and those who have been squsaling
after him will soon have mighty dry suck.
ing.
Them's our sentiments. II there be
any who don't like them. they needn't
put"