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a. The man Who captured the rebel
strong holds Of Ceutrsvilis and Mapasses.
Is . eitisen OF Massachusetts,. He made
the 6rss advance on the rebsl strong holds
on Sunday morning. Rowing beyond oar
lines, be gradually seared CensseviIle, and
seeing no enemy, he boldly nsrshsd within
the ensrsnshmsots. and sonssoplsssd with
surpriss the wooden guns nossssd there.
lie pushed 90 10 Masasses ana = occupied y
both places sn.il Monday, whes be toned
them over % OR corps n 6r.aes. lsis not
right that the :. Grand Aroy Of he Poso-
mao should rob this msn OF bic lsurels.
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e -s - n.-.-- $50. S--.~- esr 81
80 =, . 49, -1s-S--~.- Hne4
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d 4 his DlueIsnsns .unsii . = =, g nssssy:
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sSsc"n . ~ -
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49, Aesssv 81 81 ~ vsS.. st~vrsSs lpnle
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49, - 3. ., ssss ~, 49, " -
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49, w. ~ Ssssss: Se-3 40. 80. 3
~. - nsices Jsiiy excrns sSsasv. 81 I ) NJ;
~. - s.ssSssn Sersa a. - rssls,sil - : IS;
@ $500 H.rersr * Srriv.I 81 fhs ara mail train
-. ns..a s.;s.s - :. - nsrh.s,~ilic insiesd
- srnse Grove ma kisinr ann . s
,,Ne, r ~ N,snes ~ nos,e = deiI vtscotta Nor.
N'' rs.As,,e nsSn snutha Eanrs n sHanst,uss
asv~n. xefA ATurkey Grove llevis Dig Grove,
49, = 49, snta % Council niutx lSo mites and
- .sir 4irnSe week hi Grove Of Mace
1c.iA a. Is suprlted by ado maiI
80. ~. Hoines dsiIs. exrcpe SUNDAY on arri-
~ 81 inc na,tern u,ail--ssy & 3 I M
arrive & Ceuneil KufEs next days b. q an;
Iasxe oouneti Mum daily. except Sunday, at 9
- IS -'.' . IS - - 60
Ary1ve q pcs MONIES ne1l days By : m.
--- -
For form Of proposal guarantee and certificate and
for requirements, &C. &c. bidders
fcrred to The Renorsi advertisement dased 3esh Nosom
Der 1881 Ct the principal post ofylces.
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Il II ynus father as hone ~ ipqaised
. ass II the hssle Risl uho adnissed hia.
is yssr naMs Bill s'' she asked. s.Sswe
pscpie call ns SOP - Svpiiad. ssThss 8
y MOT ~ boae, fos hoard HIN sell Johs II
ssy ia sass to say be 10 80 q hsos.s
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~ A maiden lady 10 Chieseo advertises
for 80 Ioeai habitasiss ssd ssoe.s Boob
the real estate a0d The ssns osss be su;s-
conbered, ~ she Wishes 70 hasd fhsa doun
y posserity.
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30 Aos a., -. -, . - No. M. - =.
-,.s,ss = a.v.s~ ysss ssssy ~ - issss 90
ssr.sss< ssvs. sisAsssA - szs~ : yosf s'a'ls'
I...s !. .ss.uss /. -. sA.s vsn - Aisasy s.si-
MSS y ss.s u - ~As take ysss pssss u yss s'li
serss'sss'iJ szsss.' ,sss sse.ss.sss = A.s
-. -. :. -. - e ~ ). -. !. -, rhs
sru.aias sssssss Il gar ssrr,ss sssisss car Cd
possess sssssassss b. shaas ssse ss Asss Always ps
A'.s.'s go - - $50 ...,,,..,..-
=. ,esl = ,ss unass DC sss.n.s.sees.
tas- u sees.ss . = sssni'. aaa sss.,sss.es tAs
sfosress .a4 'ssss's q ne var. III = s''a : ~
-, =. 80 ~. !. MI, : q esaai,y
.x,.a., ssrss.iss ana Aso,saa. as1 f the Uaos Just
-as before The var e'pesiAi1 - regards The ia
''aa'ss . n.s''y s'.. = "a, ...." 90 ,I
!. 80, r.
wLss il comes 70 e,ssins Tie war. nd nasns anal
se'sisasas ,ss vi, As.' from 2. MAN, 'of aae I've.
...-.... - -. ~ 49, go. "a. !, .ysr
.up,. yoas. in hs.ss1 sf AssiI,Dnlsa.
y TEE s',Ia-
The above ssmevnss semassaoie Ptoooc'
zion comes 70 % IRON S'oaS C''y-aoa ve
give &c plass N our soiamos soas our Feao-
ere may hsvs glimpse Of sne intense Par-
sisanshIp permeasins he eofporeal sys'em
Of some Of tbs members Of the OLD Demo
eras's parry. Inc writer y es'aeo''y ;
nonoman,se on the subject o. Aooh"on'
ism--in fact, ne holds Wendell Fniiiips 90
closely up 70 n's eyes, thai 90 Gao scarcely
see JED. DAVIS d 81. VI 20 passpnfass
HE own e1press'on-"if Jen' Davis |" Va
EinG var sgsinst the uosernmeos, WY,
Wendell Philips 70 20 niame tof y. oucn
- the Jasnncassos progresses 'oys' men 0ne1
IN Dsos'i Of the Hsssonao.e feoe'''on o.
sne ooo'o' ana I'll oecsose y makes 'ns"
''ino'gnsos 20 ''iee' inc crushing ouroeos
OF var carried ON dgd'nss mar Ola potH-
Tea! associates oy nose 10 '7o" ihey mare
alUdy' ossn po''i4e"Hy opposed =! Inc
man sho can put iof'n socn a''efances 10
time lks th's-vnen the Government /"
ssrsining every nerve 10 pos Gown Ssoei'
100 snrea'en'ns "s very ex's'ence-n one
whose soul was never YET stirred Win the
fslnsess Impulse OF rsrt'os'sm, ana ooe VINO
!" utterly incapable OF rising ABOVE 'ns
most grosehng psrtisansn'p known 20 the
lowest cess. pools Of the political world.
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$3.50 %# - 49, - We
HsrssA - ~ elasisse West
.She - sosns1 1T ~ braves 80 oee1
Al 1leesy4 folloUs Aef srns
How sAsy poured ferth tAsar so'leys g. ~.
While ia bright. Rassy eaamess rcee ns91es
{ q n niAsE of tls oakslsss ases1
feet Dsaelssa's rsnparss are dovss
Al IS aro her osa Of feAsun,
fhoss lsAdsss q faf1 md snGets
ne, ~ sasrisd - eApsiyees ot slaias
-. foeisisas osse ~ plains s@sssss
EseAps from TIE terrible hsAe.
IIsr,,A sori shs hold 6ssssef esaaes
He kaeu no such phrase - 8 ean.es
Bat uttered i fAandsfa = NiN -
e Move onvard = 9 MOVE onward "-sAe
Echoed uids 10 ,bas sera q sonnsad,
Add bark Is revefberates ssill.
oh. r<r;sh, y traitors sod ksAses,
u chsnaers Of msu into shares, = iae
70 rebels, 90 craven and 0ase- @
Where nov u your b0as. % relsance
And whero afc Your looks Of de6aaco,
Mid clouds u defeat and d,sgraesf y
The das.ards and wretches sho aed,
Nv tho thief OF yirRiuia led, So
Nav tell Of the cspture aud shame
OF their brethren in-afms Who soniendsd
Till the hot, bloody ooasess WIS s-ded.
Aud the West Won her laerels Of fame
The West-the victorious West 'ssg
With psaises and thanksshs 10 blest;
She has crushed with invincibls might,
This war Of Rebellion 10 dust,
Aud she will do moro il she must,
Aud hers IL the glory By right.
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II Thirty Eve deaths from disease have
eecsrred among the soldiers 81 the 18th
Iowa Rssiwens. 1t keokuk.--Dss Msiaes
Register.
To what cause, or causes, i this fearful
mortality ss,ribatablsi IL il the unhesl-
shiaess Of the place Of rendezvous want
Of skill on the part Of the medical attend.
n,sp-es lack Of comfortable hospital
qaarterss
The 4sh Regiasat, while rendssvossiBg
in this city, lost NOT single man BY dis
ease. And, shat il still more ressrkabls,
this Ree;nest, up 10 the time Il lsfs RollA,
With Gen. Csrsis' ecsaaod seven nonths
AFTER lsAvisg this cisy-had lost bss forty
FIRE sea By disease. To the sssessise
vaschfslssss 81 Col. Oapes. and bis strict
eofssee.ess Of the sasitary regslasioos Of
The army, coupled with The skill, ssd kisS
ID fsisAfsl asssssioss Of Saresos RossEs,
Z his assistant, Dr.. ". $. Ganss, Of
. sity, are ssry nasy ne.bers u THE
siaees Indebted foe he lesse 81 life hey
shold. Asd froa The eSpsrissss 81 the
i, Ne are issliHsd 70 tie belief that TIE
srfsl less Of hfe 10 esay reeisesss, By
sass, = saisly y - assrihssed . he
,pabls sars'sssssss, - aii-hsnasisa-
a. sharssses 81 the o2sa, = s6esss, II
asgs u Ne ssn&.
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New York. March p.
The Onion forces found q Newbern DIV
or tho finest Enfield rides, part OF the
Nashsiile,s cargo, which brought 300.
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DassoLUraox o PAnrgrnsnse.

PRESCRIPTION % PARfHHnsosP.
ne IN q g. BvEAx7 q CO., wss shis asr
efssssve1 hybnutuai consent. All nsGes np1 aeossnis
- MD arM, vii b pad u 9. Z. Bversst, M -
essessssse y roeeiDt fer Ne see. AaA ~ eiei1e
e1ssen 80 I'm Viii - Drosents1 q O. T. xyoso1s
" Daymest. - ~
6nO I.nvDnsff. s
=. 1soAeU1.
20. = HveRgfr VII esetises she bafsjnsoo a
- - sesa1 wbsfe ~ 49, stseaaia = basnegs -
s0U sevaSvs1 seee ~ ~ I'm.
u'HnsnA - vssAevsst.e nm ~ I'm, wsssa
- fsenas - esse 0ees - osatd 1900
s1oey eshee1oeo Ute4 - 80 esooogR. Z. - = q
Oval HGb, Jsa. IN, -. =
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Aaninistrafor,s Notico.

IN DavidDe ve,. has been ap1Diate1 ana eaalasdarp
cong to law, - Admtaistxssee u The Essate u Vii.
liam Owen. deceascd and all pesspos havin9 esalas
against said kstNte. requested present theas-
and all persons Indebted are requested mako 6sfI
mcat ard payment sccprdsns t. law. a u .seS
DAVID nE VOL, 1d1t&aisspefer.
Ceuucsl HUM. March l1lh. i6e9. - a86uA
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Missine,

Several Of The wounded men will die.-
Ths wounded viii be sent back to Keats.
sille, No., 10 miles fron here 10 the nora.
Ing. and ~s g. forward.
Old Men. McCsliock and Mclntosh wers
killed 10 The fight Of Friday.
Emmett McDoaaId commanded one Of
The rebel batteries.
The Bisfs boys are al veil and doing
we'll. W. II. r.
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Tho Des Moines Times says the following
apportionment was agreed upon last Satur
day BY the House committee:
Fissr.-L.c, Des Moines, Louisa, Henry,
Jefferson, Van Buren, and Davis.
Ssoesp.-- Washington, johnson, Iowa
Powesheik, Jasper, Marion, Mahaska, Kco.
kut, wspeIlo, Monroe and Apanoosc.
Tnsp.--Waype, Decatur, Ringgold, Tay.
Tor, Page, Fremont, Mills, Montgomery
Adams, Union, Clarke, Lucas, Warren,
Madison, Adair, Csss, Pot.awas.amie, Har.
rison, Shelby, Audubon, Guthrie, Dalla.
and Polk.
Forsru.- Monona, Crawford, Carol,
Greene, Boone, Story, Marshall. Tsms,
Benton, Bschanan, Blscthawk, Grundy,
Hardin, Hamilton, Webster, Calhoun, Sac,
Ida, Woodbury., Plymouth, Cherokee, Blu.
sna Vista, Pocahontas, Humboldt, Wright,
Hancock, Kossush, Palo Alto, Clay, o.
Brien, Sioux, Buncombe, Oseola, Dicsin.
son. Emmes, and winnsbago.
fIrrH.-Franklin, Butler, Bfemer, FAY.
elite, Clayton, Delaware, Dubuque, Alama-
kee, winnesheit, Chictasaw, Floyd, Cerro
Gordo, Worth, Howard and Mitchell.
Sixru.--Jackson. Cl.nton, Scott, Musea.
tine, Cedar, jones and Liam.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-10-16

LA PRsplcAnxxr-Tbs ToPsta Tnb-
uns is in . great bsslef sboat the State
tickets. and hardly kno~s which one to
support. It bad decidedly committed it.
self to the Repablican tieka; bat the
mougrel adsir wss sostea op. and recsiv-
cd the sanction Of Gov Robinson. One
Of the sdison Of ths Tribuss il Governor
Robinsen's Secretary Of State. and the
other is eos q: N nillitssy aPpoin.ess-
. ColonsI. q Gen. Hsldsrman's stat
Consequeaslys the Hibu.s must "consto
taw." Il .hsrsfors splits the difference.
BY keeping both tickets, in i,s columns.
and Publishing al its articles in favor Of
The monGfel eeoneern. II finds good
coms-o6 in howling sssi.st Lane dicta.
ton.
Blessed is the editor who don't belong
to anybody. Gr.fssH
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Buell. Has the Enemy in . Tight Place

LOUISVILLE. Oct. l6.
Insumerable Unauthorized rumors are
saoat this evening-smong them that
Humphrey Marshall. with his whole forcs.
il retreating tow srls Irvine. E.tiIl Coun.
ty, with Brig. Gen. A. j. Smith after
him.
Quite number Of rebels without arms
arrived q, Richmond last night. reporting
that their force had BEEN thoroughly whip.
pol. They say that Kirby Smiths force
on the morning Of the 18th was drawn
up in line Of battle at Big Hill. IL miles
southeast Of Richmond. At Lexington
heavy firing was heard all d y. indicating
the retreat Of the rebels snd sharp pursuit
by our forces. 1t is rnmorel At Lexing-
ton that detachment of our men separat-
e.l John Morgan's command iuto tao
bands. winch were to concentrate and re-
treat in the direction Of Gallstin.
Critten'ien's command u said to have
captured 500 beeves anil 100 wagons on
Tnesisy from the rebels.
BneI!'s main army psssel through
Crab Orchard at IL o'clock yesterday
morning. and If unimps'ie,i by skirmishss
mIst he near Rock Castle river. while
Bragg force is snppn~s,l To be near Lon
don. Headquarters. A. far a. advised.
think Buell is pressing the enemy's rear
sharply. ani that the foregoing reports
relate to .kirmishrs along the enemy's
rear.
Buell. will force them to 6gh. or capture
their entire army.
s. D. Bunce. Colonel comm sndiuR ct
Bowling Green. says we thrashed the rob
els at Springfield and Keysburg. break.
ing % their camp. Their camp at Tren-
ton will DO attacked to morrow. Wood.
ward is at Trenton with 5000 men,
johnson has gone to Caseyville.
Thomas DeCow. the sheriff of Faystts
comfy. brings . report to lexington Of .
heavy fight yesterday from 6 A. \. until
lP.H, between Lexington and Rich.
monl. in which the rebels were utterly
routed. they throwing away their arms
and acrontrements BY thousands. We
captured $500 head of cattle, . largo
quantity Of arms. and quite number Of
prisoners. .-..
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THE WAR m KENTUCKY.


LOUISVILLE. Oct. 10.
A Bardstown dispstch to Gov. Robin.
son. says Gea- Crittenden's force was not
engaged in Wednesdays fight. and
Wood's bot temporarily. not having ar
rived IN season. rra >ee -'ai-
AZ night the rebels rstreated towards
Harrodsbnrg. bot were hemed in, Kirby
Smiths detachment having been sepsra-
ted from the other rebel forces on Dicks
river. Thnrsdsy morning. We occupy
advantageous situations on Ill sides Of The
enemy. Our troops srs in high spirits,
and confident Of victory. 70 H0i4 sro -
Our loss in kilIei and wounded Wed.
nesdsy is 500. and the enemy's much
larger. The report Of . severe battle near
Penyvills ThoFsdsy. is incorrsct, coming
from persons who left Z O'Clock in The
aesnins wbsn skirmishing had eosumenc-
ed With slight csnnonadine. Others leav.
,isg ths bsasls-6eli ct 3 o'clock. Than.
dsy.Is ~ sayItbs 6Iae ceased beforv Z
O'Clock IN The messing. and the remain
der Of the rebels vsss then mskipe their
..ay toward Harrodsborg pufssed b., tBs
Federal arHy. nssia.s,,i 10 sisod . ,'..3N
Colosel Jseot.. of the oeh aKsutuckv
Csvslry. ~ss slishtly wossded in sk;c-
-0ob o. Wsaseadays nigh, ,sss.r Law
Eesesbarg. TIE 10th 0bie lost 90a, kal.
Cd and wounded. % " s1iesaay. 5 Con-
paiy B. sCspE Bornss, a sPeu.is ri.
nest. (mostly frosss Lsuisvills / lost. =
= MI - Ii m
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-10-16

BUELL,S OFFICIAL DISPATCH.
The Enemy Evssyvhsrs Rspulssd.
se.se ef Aa;.lr, .s Nashvilie.
PERRYvILLE. KY.. !
VIA BAkDsroWt, 0ct. 10. {

PERRYvLLE. KY, !
- VIA BAkDsroUt. OFT. 10.
kej. 0ss. Edldsk. CSassssdes.;a Chef:
Ihavs already advised yep ofthe move.
ments Of ths army undsrsn command
from Louisvills. More o. less skirnish-
ing has occuvsd daily With the snemy's
cavalry. Since then it was supposei the
enemy would give battle st Bardstown.
Ny troops reached that point on. the
Ath inst. driving ont the enemy;s rear
guard of cavalry and artillery. The main
body retired towards Springfield. whittier
the pursuit WAS continued. We sent .
corps under Gen. Gilbert on the direct
road from Springfield to Perryville. who
arrived on -7th inst. within tso miles Of
the town. where the enemy was found to
he in force. The lett column under Gen.
McCook came up on on the Knoxville
road about ten o'clock yerterday. the 9th
inst. It Was ordered into position to At
tack. and strong Reconnaissance directed.
At 4 o'clock. l received . request from
Gen. McCook for reinforcemsnts. and
learned that the left hal been severely en-
gagged for several hours. and that the right
and left Of that corps were being turned
and severely pressed. Reinforcements
were Immediately sent forward from the
center. Orders were also sent for the
right column. under General CrAten,len.
which was advancing BY tho Lebanon
road. to push forward and attack the en-
emy's left. but it was impossible for it to
get in position to secure any decisive re-
suit. ....t,.
The action continued till dark. Some
6ghting also occared in the centre. The
enemy was everywhere repulsed. but not
without some momentary advantage on
the left. The several corps were put in
position during the night and moved At
six o'clock this morning. Some skir-
mishing occurred with the enemy's rear
guard: the main body has fallen back in
the direction Of Harrodsburg. l have no
accurate report of our loss. 1t is proha-
bly, pretty heavy. including valuable o6-
GERS. Gems. Jackson and Terrell, l regret
to say, are among the killed. .,...
D. G. BUELL..
Major. General Comd'g.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-10-16

~ There is now scarcely any doubt
that Judge Ewing will retain the Office Of
Colonel Of the 11th Regiment. aud conse-
quently the Supreme Judgeship will be-
come vacant. The mongrels have .
Democrat out for the office, and are work.
ing hard for it. Will the Republicans
permit the Office to 60 BY default : They
ought. BY al means. to get out . candi.
date. so that if . vacancy should occur.
they would have it all right.
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THE WNR m MNTUcsN
KuOrHKR BATTLE sam ro
1EKH FOUGHT IAN
00ns. Bragg and Cheatl,
ported Killed. T.
SIXTEEN TnoUsAND rs1so,,.
- sCAFrURED. NERa
NV Yo,- o.

Nsw foak. Oct !,
aid : "Apriva.e Dispatch ..y, ~ . a'''
battle wss fought yesterday betv.., sIs
rodsburg and Dsnville. b.,vs;' a''' q
Wednesdays battle. Woolfo,d's San
s;sy took l60 -wsgoss snd-l 9a0 ~ w.
prisoners. The enemy retrs.,ed ~ n r's'
Dick Robinson. I, is also ruma,.,''' S'a'
Bragg aud Chsa,hsm were l;lla, 'as
Wednesdays battle" u
i J - WAsuxoroy. o., :,
1t is understood that q disp,,Ar
Gen. Boyle. dAtsi Louisville. -, !.
o'clock last night. has reached h. :" "
morning. Saying that it was e.u.r.lI.a Ia'
lieved that the rebel Gems. Br,o, %
Chesthsm we're both killsi in - Il. ~
gagement of Wednesday, las. pe,, r., =
town: that our loss in killed wouna., . |,
missing. wss between l.5OO and s0Ss ~
while that Of the enemy was much I.,H IuN
and that We held the Geld that Dioh,
skirmished with them in the r,,..,, ~. ~
morning. When the dispatch lsl, In';' r;'
vile. . courier was expected to ,rr,. - :
the course Of the night. bringing d.,,Sa
Of the point of the rebels. and Of , I S.SI'
which was probably Tough. y.,,.,d.. '
Gen. Boyle expresses his belief j, i.
truth Of the seeount Of the killing n ~
rebel Gems. Bragg and Cbss,h.m' IN il ~ ~
action Of Wednesday. then prsv.l.usi !
Louisville.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-10-16

CooL.-Ths 1lsh Regiment elected
thsis officers. but the Governor couclud'
cd that It was his duty and right to- sp-
point such officers he therefore commits.
stoned Georss s. HiIlysr Colonel, and
John w. Bobinsoa Surgeon. Consider-
iasshs position is shiehthsss men stood.
this act of the Goisrnee vss decidedly
cool. to say nothing hsrshsr about it. :
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-10-16

~ We are informed by Maj. J. A.
Burbank. sthas Samuel G. DaiIy has
sbout $50 majority in Richardson Coun.
y. We believe the County went against
him, two years ago. Returns from other
parts Of the Territory, leave no doub. Of
bic reelection BY . handsome majority.
A just ,complimsnt toa worthy servant.
and = fitting rebuke to ..Hsudbill Tsyior"
snd other tSaitoss. 7sye = sail-0 ,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-10-16

a. Wherever We hear Of Dsmoesstic
Conventions, there We hear of Marcus ].
Parrott being present. or expected. Oh.
bev fslIsa!;d What spite viii bring .
-.o,,, ".y.Gis'' Gs11 zi-ri' 70 h@-pat
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-10-16

r. We understand that the Demoers.
q will hold County Convention at
Troy. on Saturday. aad will probably
nominstsd . County ticket. This is re-
nswed cause for regret that there should
bs any cause for division 10 tho Repub-
Iicsn party. . 70 '1s'1 'h' -
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-10-16

A JoKr.-Having scarcely strength
enough to write line intelligibly, for
three weeks; and the Leavenworth Times
boastisg that Ne have iothisg to ssy in
favor Of the Republics. iietsi 's os
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-10-16

~ The Rulo Guide sgsin comes 10
Ne. after suspension Of aboct two years.
We do not know whether It was resusci-
tased for temporary political purposes or
not.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-10-16

1 o. Bailey 4 Co. are actively pre-.
pairing to pack Pork, this Winter. st
their Pork House. opposite here. They
will run an extensive coopering establish.
msnt in this place. during the Winter.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-10-16

r. The Lssvenworth Dsily Conser-
vativs has been considsrsbly enlarged.
We are pleased to zee this evidence Of
prossrity in that seand and faitbfals Re-
publicsu sheet. .1.lIss- no;
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-10-16

"a capt. George a. Fairebiid. Of
Atehisos. nsdsA telling speech in this
plaza. on Thursday afternoon Of last vssk.
Col. J.es vsaghn wss auiss III. asdcoald
not speak. '1'''N -
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-10-16

r. The fairest and most impartial
account Of the Republican State Conven-
tion at Topeka. that We have yet seen
published, is given by T. Dwight Thach-
Or, in the Lawrence Republican.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-10-16

~ It is said that military commits
sions by the cart load were issued by Gov.
Robinson. to aid the mongrel Convention.
II Lanes promising military commissions
is called military interference or dictation.
what would you call this act Of Governor
Robinson?