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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-03-20
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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-03-20

Our story, initiatory of the New Fear, is splen-
did national Romance, commencing in the New
YORK MERCURY of Saturday, January 9Th, 1862,
and entitled
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-03-20
Rheumatism, Gout, Liver Complaint.
Schirrus, Cancer Turn ors, Enlargement I,
liberation, Carries and ExfoIiatiOn OF
the EOIfes.

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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-06

RuMoRs. have been several i'm
portant rumors aAoat, within the past
few days. One was to the effect that the
French Minister had laid dispatches be.
fore the Secretary Of State. which would
involve us in Q war with France that
several European Powers had decided to
recognize the Independence of the South;
and levy would be made upon the people
of the North en- masss. This was gross
humbug but it answered the desired end
carried several important State election,
for the Tories.
Another rumor was, that the Federal
gun-boats had taken Mobile. This ID
doubtful.
A third rumor WAS, that q terrific bat.
tie was about to take place in Virginia.
We may rest assured Of one thing: that
no important advantage will soon be
gained over the rebel army in Virginia.
unless the pleasing rumor happily be true.
that Mcclellan has been removed, and
Burnside appointed in his place.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-06
Sheriff. Sale.
...::: ,'.,. ?; s:''s" n.s.} Order Of Sale.

NOTICE 10 hereby given, that will offer
~ for sale, at public aucti IN, at the Couh
House door, in the town of Troy, Doaiphsa
County, Kansas. on the 9Th day Of Decfnbef,
A. D. 1852. between the hours Of Se'clock 4
n. and o'clock p. M. Of said Gay. the follo'-
ing described tract Of land. to wit: The e,'s
half Of the south vest quarter and the south
vest quarter Of the south vest quarter Of 'ee'
ton three. (3) township three, (3) range t'sn,
ty-one, (3l); also, the north vest quarter o.
the south vest quarter of section 3, township
range q; taken and offered for sale BY 1lrtus
Of sn order of sale Issued from the D'snc'
Court Of the Second Judicial District, 'itsIn;
within and for the County Of Donipban, and
State Of Kansas, for the trial Of causes arising
under the laws Of said State, wherein lssss
Deepen 10 plaintiff and Rednan Drum is deisn.
dant, to satisfy judgment and costs OF 'ad H'
ton.
Shsriif's Office, November 6, A. D. lssa
aTr Ea. W. D. BEELER,
Sheriff Of Doniphan County, Kansas.
By E. G. Cans, Deputy Shsnn'
November 6. ls62-5w. Prs fee, y.
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Entire Republican State Ticket
Elected!
MONGRELISM KILLED IN The BUD!
Largest Republican Majority Ever
Given in the State!
ALMOST 1900!
Whole County Ticket
Elected!
TWO SENATORS AND FOUR REPRESENTA-
TIVES!

The election in Kansas has resulted
gloriouslyl The mongrels carry but one
County. Atchison stands alone in her
glory; and she would have gone with the
balance of the State. had she not been
seized with malignant attack ofths sore
head. brought on by disappointment. in
grabbing for too much. and getting moth
ing. The Republican majority will be
almost 1000. which is the largest ever
given in the State. notwithstanding thou
sands Of Republican voters arc in the
army.
In this County. the entire Republican
County licked is elected, together with tho
two Senators; and Republicans are return
cd from four of the Eve Representative
Districts. We shall publish the official
vote of the County. BY precincts. next
week.
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Sheriff. Snle.
John B. Brady.
vs..
James Bailey Execute
and
Ar ~
Execution.
Mariah Baxley.

NOTICE is hereby given, that | will ofrr
~ for sale, at public auction. at the COuII
House DOR, in the town Of Troy, Doniphan
County, Kansas, on the Srh day Of Decembrr.
A. ID. le62, between the hours OF 9 o'clock L.
NJ. and 4 O'Clock P. NJ of said Gay, the folI"s
ing described town lots, to wir: Lots one, o.
two, ~ three, t3) four, a. FIVE, Isl siI, g,
seven, az eight, tsD nine, (9) and ten, no. in
Block thirty four, (34) situated in the iosn Of
Troy, Doniphan County. Kansas; taken and
offered for sale By virtue of an execution issued
from the District Court of the s. coni Julici.'
District, sitting within and or the Coun,y Oi
Doniphan, and State of Kansas, for rhr trial q
causes arising under the laws Of said Sat,
wherein John b. Brady is plaintiff, AMI Janet
Baxley and Mariah Bailey are defendants, 10
satisfy judgment and costs Of said action.
Sheriff 3 Office, November s, A. d. Ice.
W. ID. BEELER.
Sheriff of DoniphaR County, Kansas.
By E. G. CRABB, Deputy Sherif.
November 6. IS62-5w. Prs fee,2
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-06

TOPEKA TRlBuHE.-Gov. ROBINSON Z
"aid." in the last issue of his paper, gets
of some maudlin wit for our benefit, a. q
reply to our remark that the Tribune was
puzzled which State ticket to support.
We had sufficient ground for the ssser.
tion. The number of the Tribune before
rs at the time. contained both State tick
cts: and almost if not every political sr.
ticle in the paper. both editorial and se-
lected, was favorable to the mongrel tick
ct. 1t is still our belief that the Tribune,
at that time, had determined to support
the call sorts" ticket; but before tho next
issus. it saw how the tide was setting; and
believing in . hell. it wisely concluded
to keep on the Republican track. As it
was. tho Tribune came out, in ito last is
sue before the election. in favor of two or
three of the mongrel candidates.; and il
the facts were known, We believe the edit.
ors of the Tribune voted the entire piebald
ticket.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-06
The War in Virginia.
Thorou:h :hfare Gap in our P0ssession--
The L .emy Keep Out If SiGci's Way.

FAIRpAx STATION. Nov 4. .lP.x
Information from the front Gays tha,
our cavalry, unler Gen. St,hl. last eve
ming. drove the enemy ont of Thorough
fare Gap, anil the division Of General
S,hurz advanced and took possession Of
it.
n" enemy remained in sight Of Sigel
The force un,ler Stshl anil Steinwehr are
well up on the railroad in supporting dis
tancs Of Schurz. Our cavalry now also
hold Bucklsnd Mills. where recently the
rebels had . pretty strong gnari. Bay
ards forces holl Aldie sn,l the country
between that point and the front of ST.
gels advance. The rebel forcs ct Cat-
let's Statioa and Warrenton Junction
bad not been changed up to yesterday
morning. Union people who have Just
come in report there is . rebel force Of
5000 infantry and 1000 cavalry At the
town Of Wsrrsuton. with some artillery.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-06

In the matter Of the Estate of Job,
A deceased. a. fu,I,

In Tue m1SSet OF the Estate Of John A n
deceased. I" fual
I'm reading and fling the pet;,;o
" Taylor, Administrator, sett;na ei iltsd
amount Of personal estate that has s lonh d.
hands, and the disposition thereof. ae ,ha 10 Ii,
Of debts outstanding against said dec as aaoua,
. description of all the real estate or sss ,,Cd
deceased died seized, and the corS;aah S;ieh aid
value Of the respective portions ,b. nd
praying that license be to him sr,n,as Nd
the whole Of said real estate, Tor so eel
said real estate as shall be nece,s.. 1ca q
said debss;; and it appearing BY said NO. y N
that there Is not sufficient personal es,,,.oa G'oa
hand. Of the Adminissrator 70 psy s,;S slI aas
and that il Is necessary, in order 70 aeos
same. to sell the whole (or partl Of ,p y! as
estate, il is therefore ordered that an '.'a fa
interested iu said estate. appea, se,
Judge of this Court, on the lst ds, of 'p,e NJ as
Der, A. D. 1862, at 10 O'Clock a. n Dss.a
Court House. in Troy, then and tbers - as
cause (if any there be) Why license ,bo",i' ~ NOV
be granted to said Administrator "a s.% aoi
real estate, according to the praye, of '.a sd
tition; and il is further ordered, ,b,, ss1u e.
this order shall be served on all p.r,oo' Vg
ested in said estate, BY publication. "a 'a,s'
such publication shall be made for a, aa Ias 'a,'
consecutive weeks, in the White Clous ~ ~. "
Chief. . weekly newspaper published i r'.', -,
County Of Doniphan, prior to said da, Of g ~ aa
ing. ue1
Witness my hand and the seal Of Off. =,
fixed at Office, in the town of T,ov ,h;. "
day Of September, A. D. 1862. ' NV
JAMES B. MAYNARD
900, Judge of Probate.
No'e"oef y Aoo%-'". Prs fee, SIG.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-06

II DEATH OF A SoLDIER.-One day last
week. soldier. belonging to q squad that
were going somewhere in Nebrasks. on
special service. came to this place. very
unwell. having caught severe cold. the
weather being quite dissagreesbls. He
stopped at tho City Hotel, where his case
did not excite much attention. All who
saw him thought his ailing only bad
cold. But the following day the disease
became slarmingly worse. when our citi-
sens gave him the best medical and other
attention and care.> But he continued to
grow worse. uatil Friday noon, when he
died. = He was decsntly buried BY the
people of this place. on Saturday. On
Tuesday. bis comrades returned. to take
him with them to Leavsnworth. Finding
that he was dead. they proceeded to the
graveyard, and fred the usual salute over
his grave.
The deceased gave bis name - Sidney
Smith. Of Company H.. Third Wisconsin
Regiment. His home was in Boscobel.
Grant County, Wisconsin. He was aged
probably over fifty years. and said he had
two sons in the army. May the ashes Of
this soldier Of the Union rest in peace!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-06
The Army of the Potomac.
Order Of the Craad Forward Move.
meat.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 8

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3.
The Warrington Star says last night
the advance ofthe Army of the Potomac,
under Generals Burnside, Fitz John Port
er and others. probably bivouacked upon
the line of the Alexandra and Winchester
turnpike from Upperville. three miles in
front or below Ashby's Gap. down to
Middleburg. q distance Of ten miles.
The cavalry must have halted for the
night, very near. If not on the line Of the
Manassas Gap railroad, somewhere be-
tween Front Royal and Thoroughfare
Gap. The forces Of Sigel, which took up
the line Of march early yesterday. must
have advanced upon the line Of the same
railroad to Thoroughfare Gap ere night.
fall. if not beyond that point. while an
other division Of the army in front oi
Washington under Sickles. at the same
time was doubtless advancing in the rear
Of Sigel. and at night was in supporting
distance of him. Such we Judge from
our kno owledge ofths country roads. &c.
to necessarily have been the movements
east Of the BIae Ridge yesterday. The
march of General Sickels's division yes
terday from before Alexsndris almost to
the extreme front. reflects great credit up.
on it.
From reports up to half-past two ?. n
to-day. we have not been able to learn
that the enemy had appeared in front Of
Sigel's command in any force. We
would have learned the facts If the enemy
ventured an attack on our forces in that
quarter this morning. We think it now
clear that Lees flank has been turned.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-06
The Negro Regiment Has . slseessful
Kngagemsnt With 0usrrillas!
Capt. Andrew ]. Crew Killed!-Braserl
Of the Black 0oldie1Sl

Correspondents Of the Conservative.
HrAsauAnrEas lsr Rno'r Kansas CoLoaEo
VoL's., FoRr ARnIcA, on TIE OsAoE, neAa}
BvrLEa, Barn Co.. NO., Oct. 30. 1862.
A detachment Of seYenty men from the
southern battalion, (Col. Seaman's. and
one hundred and sixty from Col. Viii.
liams. the latter under Capt. R G. Ward.
Company B; the entire detachment under
Col. Seaman. who acted under instruc-
tions from Maj. Henning. arrived at this
point on Tuesday afternoon. having left
Fort Lincoln late ON Monday. The enc
my's scouts were seen in force when We
arrived at this point. the residence Of an
infamous gusrl lila named Tooshmsn.
whose son Is now prisoner at Fort Lin
coin. We were aiming to clean out
rendezvous near here. on what is known
ss the Island, long marshy tract Of
land. lying in the Ossgs. which has been
the resort Of the Jsckman and Cockefill
bushwhacksrs. We found the latter in
force. with . splendidly mounted and
armed body. variously estimated at from
400 to 800 men. The probability is that
the 6rst named was the correct estimate.
bot since our arrival be has been rein
forced till his command numbers over
600. We encamped within Toothman's
yard. throwing up rail barricsde and
raising . flag. We named the place
Fort Africa" Sending back for cavsl-
ry and for the balance of the regiment.
We skirmished two days. Yesterday
morning our skirmishers shot two scouts.
After dinner. the enemy succeeded in
drawing out small detachment aud cut
ting it of from our main body. A sharp
engs sgement ensued. in the attempt to res
cue our detachment. We lost eight men
killed. and ten wounded. Capt. Grew.
Company A. LIST Reg. K. G. ". former.
" Of the Mansion House. WAS killed.
Llsut. Joseph Gardner was severely
wounded. but will be we'll within . week
or two. The enemy report fifteen killed
this morning. and must have - many
more wounded.
1t is useless to talk any more of negro
courage. The men fought like tigers.
each and every one Of them. end the main
difficulty was to hold them we'll in hand.
We have Just received reinforcemsnss.
and have intelligence of guerrilla force
that renders . movement necessary. We
have the gusrrillas hemmsd in. and will
clean them and this county ont. Saddle
and mount 10 the word. These are the
boys to clean out the bushwhaekers.
r. j. H.
(Lieut. Joeeph Lyon arrived here on
Sunday with the body of Capt. Crsw.-
He was in the engagement. and fully
confirms the report Of our correspondent.
Capt. Grew had wouni through the
heart and one through the groin and died
instantly. His watch. which was stolen
from him on the field, was afterward
found on the body Of q bushwhacker. un-
doubtedly the man who had killed Capt
Crew. and whose own death. at the hands
of negro. was another instance of speedy
and retributive Justice. 1t. Lyon says
Missouri Ruerrillas have the highest res
pect for black valor.-ED
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-06

FIFTH REPRESENTATIVE DIsrRlor.-We
regret to record the defeat Of Hazel
Frick. the Republican candidate in the
Fifth District-Wsyns Township. But
the Township has always been overwhelm-
ingly Democratic. and such result was
to have been spprehendsd. The success
ful candidate 10 John w. Forman, an
Old Line Wing. Pro-Slavery Democrat.
He was q member of the Wyasdotts Con-
stitutional Convention. and the only men,
Der of that body who voted against the
clause in the Constitution prohibiting
Slavery. Of his position on the Union
question We cannot speak positively. We
have made inquiries. and the general
opinion seems to be, that he is "fshy. if
nothing worse. For the honor Of the
County. We trust this is mistake.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-06

ESD OF A BAD MAs.-Gsu. Van Dorr
was once . great favorits in our army.
and the Nashville Union has bseu told BY
one Of bis former companions in srml
that be was regarded as ono Of the mosl
accomplished and brave Of the rebel ofi.
eers. He became . miserably dsbssed
creature. having degraded himelf socially
years before be became traitor. While
in the United States service be deserted
bis young wife. lovely and accomplish.
Cd Mississippi girl. and took up with q
vulgar. ignorant woman. from the lowest
walks Of life. He had formerly bssn 4
popular man. bot vhsn this event occur.
rod. his brother officers and former a..
sociates forsook him entirely, and refused
to recognise him any farther. He sank
lower and lower. until hs reached the bot
tom Of moral degradation BY joining the
rebellion. and he died BY the hands Of q
fsllow-traitor in brawl, which be or
iginsted.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-06
Another Account Of the Engagement
netvean the Blacks and the 0uerllias.

Another Account Of tho En8sS
Between the Blacks and the 0usfiuss.
ICorespoudencs Of the Conservssive.J
TooruxAx's MousD.
Bates county. Mo-. Nov. 1st. 1862. j..
EDiroRs CONSERVATIVE: Hoping tna1
some details relating to the late battle
fought here on the 29th Of last month.
may be of some interest to your many
readers. l beg permission to briefly inrn-
ish them.
A small detachment Of our men. twen.
ty.four in all. left camp un'ler command
Of Capt. Grew and L;euts. Gardner and
Huddlsson. They had got about one
mile from camp. when they discovered a a
body Of the enemy's cavalry. about lO0
strong. moving to intercept them. They
Immediately started back. but the enemy
succeeded in getting between them and
the camp by the time they had got hall
way. Then the fury of the desperate
charge commenced. Tue enemy rode up
to our boys and commepeed using their
rsvolvers and ssbres upon them in hor-
ribls manner. After our men bad dis
charged their pieces. they found no time
to load. for the enemy was upon them. 40
that their only resort was the bayOnet.
and it wss used in the last moment ol
desperation with success. The officers
were around with rsvolvers. and used them
successfully sgainst the foe. dealing de-
struetion or death st every ERE. Lieut..
Gardner fell early in the action wounded
in the hip and knes. And here witness
the cruel and blood-thirsty spirit Of South
srn chivalry. After he hal fallen. ono ol
these brave sons of the Son,h. discovering
that he wss not yet dsah. dismounted.
took his revolver of bis disabled body
and shot him, as he thought. through the
head. saying: 'There, G-d-yo you.
take that" The wouud. fortunately,
proved not serions. the ball just cutting
the assh on the back part of the head
He is now doing we'll.
The brave and noble Capt. Crew waa
destined to become the next victim. He
was called upon to surrender; he replied
"Nsver I" and fell bravely fighting the
enemy. Lieut.. Huddleson was the only
one Of the three who escaped unhurt. He
managed by dexterous nse of his revol-
yer to defend himself until snccor came.
A force Of men under Capt. Armstrong
and Lisut. Thrasher soon came up to their
sssi.tance, and by delivering few deadly
volleys. soon succeeded in driving the en-
emy from the field. He reireated carry
ing his'wounded with him. and firing the
prairie, thus making it Difficult, for us to
save the bodies Of our dead and wounded.
And in fact We did not finl the bodies oi
two or three Of our dead until next day;
and here again we found specimen Of
degenerate Southern dignity. The bod
les Of the dead we're scalped.
The enemy lost about 40 killed and
wounded. Our loss was killed and IL
wounded.
The entire force ofth enemy was post.
ed sbout three miles from onr camp. and
consisted of some FIVE hundred men,
They were nnler the command Of the no.
torious Cockerel.
Our wonnls.i. through the kind care
and successful attendance of DR.. Tcnney.
are doing we'll. Yours. &c.
w. II. s.