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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-11
SUPREME COURT-CHAxBRRs.-A 9-Before Jusuc
lSGRAHAM.

SUPREME CoURT-CHAxBKRs.-Ara. s-Before Justice
lSGRAHAM.
HABEAS CORPUS CASTS.
Mr.. Regnard applied for the custody OF bis child,
girl years old who he alleged illegally restrained ~
bis mother who had abandoned him. The lady alleged The
abandonment 10 have been for = treament
The matter was adjourned to Wednesday NEXT a.
Mary Parker applied for the custody OF ber danentei
wears old alleged be illegally detained by the father s
alleged that the child e the mother for iisa~en' ~n'o
denied. -
The matter was adjourned Tuesday for the purpose Oh
taking testimony
: DECISIONS.
New York Life Insurance and Trust 20. a8u'
VIM f. Ross ct al-Motion granted
Lorenzo Sens sgt Joseph Bussen ordei 70 -
this case Is made by tho Judge and not by the Court
Therefore mere Chamber order aud does not comply win
the nroyon Of the Code which thss the Court my
order &C. When made by the Court must DO entered I'D W
minutes =, ..~ ~
IL Is not necessary decide whether such an order can -
made BY Court erpdrfe ~ II case Of discretion -
no appeal lies from the order think h better 10 give
OF such application. ,.
WIN. L. Hartshorne sgt. Charles Newman ct aIAs .Is
Clcrke expressed opinion In The question
me for the purposes Of this motion shall follow ns
leaving it to the defendant TO appeal 70 Genera
both motions be reviewed Motions denie9 x.,isi
Isaiah I. Williams sst Robt g. Livingston -A'es'
with leave 10 renew.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-11
Vete on Emancipation

Gov. Stewart addressed the people at Bests
Church, in Andrew County, on Friday, 18th uls.
He was frequently interrupted. with voclferous
cheering and ut the conclusion OF his speech vote
,rss taken for emancipation, and there ras not one
S,,,entrng vote Emancipation is rapidly gaining in
Andrew County, and already the dpponents of that
policy give up that the Emancipation ticket will
carry BY 200 majority. Mo. Dem.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-11
A CARMAs Gu ARcED WITH RopBERr.-On Satur.

day. Stephen Lyon of No +s5 Fourth street. appeared before
Justice Kelly and made application for warrant against John
Gebney whom he had employed to take his trunks
from his former bosrdug to the In which BIO now
resides but instead Of doing appears Gebney took the
trunks to house In Twentieth street where they were SUD
sequeny found rdsd Of their contents consisting Of clothes
valued Gebney said he had taken the trunk to ths
house In Twentieth under Instructions and that Lyon
had paid his with counterfeit - bill on the
Commercial Bank Of Troy The further sxs~assiop Of the
case was postponed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-11
UNITED STATES Observation-Disclosures OFFICE
Augusta

LIBEL AGAINsT The sTEAMEK MEMPHIS.
The District-Attorney filed a libel to-day against
the Memphis and cargo for alleged violation Of the
blockade. Mr. Chas Edwards has sent In notice Of appear
ance on behalf of the owners aud claimants.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-11

r. MSrisS. .ecopd do.
J. r. Harris, porter.
+. Douglas, butcher.
George H. Foo,e, Thomas Kelly,
DennD CorcoIn, J. Donohoe,
II. Jehhes, X Bsrtsinr
George Ccphus William Joseph,
Z. OUGHT, J. Peterson,
sTEsRAaE WATERS.
?: a. s' lyman s.oreheeper Jsof MCrren. bu.ee,e
J. McMesley, second cook after galley
Michael McLsne. third cook, after galley.
Reem r Redeem WIN. Price.
VIM. H. Gibson second barber
J. Mclaughlin, sailors mess boz.
LOST.
pIRsr CARis PASSENGERS Lssf.
Servant of J. "hi.neyJr. :, Flint o,,
Rev G. Kirtb Mra G. Adam. and infunt.
Mr.. Horton DIR. J. o. Bodsner
J. ssllisher, II p. Davis.
Mi., c. r. Cosswsls, T.. }. Thies
Mr., X. Kursh and childsen. ID. a. Aeurse.
NJ SerhngEohn. Z. yosepht
T.. Levine and servant j. T. Cook
h. BsccisalupL c. b. Boness.eL
Mrs: Wright snd child Mr.. z. A. Morrison.
Edwmd RoOpte j. Cr,msr, wife and inasmt
J. Drey. ii. Gerstung. wife nd shnd
Mrs. q. q. MMunen two infants, and servant
Captain J. W. Richards, wife aud two children.
SECOND CABIN PA.sEssgKs LOST.
M. Lesvenworth and child j. Heels wife and shnd
r. H. Futon three children Mr.. l.. Bsbcock and infant.
J. r. BIRD Mrs A. Stone.
Mr. j. w Gore and infant 5. Francis
Miss J. C. Bryan. J. C. Lancaster.
R. T. Hawkins Mir. o. Barker.
srnnRk6E PAsEseKKs Losv.
c. II. Hi, A: l. Epper
l.. Grapum, r. r. Stevens,
g. W Kuger w. X. Sweeney,
- Ps,, n.S,"' Ge s~ Weller.
s + storms, Sheridan,
ID II. Prebei, q Ramsey,
T. Petigrove T. wsddlins,
J. Meashsr, " broVicx,
}. Graft Irsyes,
A. n. Clat, P. ". Broey.
ooLsRKn
o. Bradey PHI. Moran
O. Matte y son, o. o. FMweh,
v s. Moore p. Webster,
Il. H. Williams, r. Rossn.,
John Gordina, Lewis ADdpews
X W. Henderson, Breed,
Mrs. Hsrtland, \ P.eqo
NJ. Blaneo, NJ Avena,
O. Harris, Long
N. " H.iri,uAn. W Brown,
NJ Massey A y. CLARK.
J CLARK. 81 Unon
j. Gaurley, y. ". O'cott
4 4. S S%i,s; =. B B.:s...
n I,hsm 7. @. Enly.
j. Wsliinsbrook, A. Jackson,
Michael Pierce. y. Pierce,
H. Pierce, o Ryan,
J. Shore. H. Winklemsn,
o. b. Goodsll, J. Br.ekbril
J Chambers, noofe
L. Bacon, L. T. CuddIebse,
Y. Carroll e. s a,..
- holm, h''Ne'''
p 0owney o. ns~ton'
Mr.. Daley, uliosrt,
j ID Fbef v. Colebrh,
p. Wilkinson, j. Fly,
A BriIler i. Clare
Mrs Mary CLARK, A. Ferrinoush,
Miss A. Chambers, o. bruse,
A. Smith, wife, and four children.
cREw LOST.
Tom O'BrieD, third engineer
Sam Jones. water tender fireman:
VIM Denny Thomas Smith,
George Ogden, Frank Hardy,
Henry Besnden, Mike kecgsp,
George Smith
Andy Johnssn, mess-boy for engineers
W ,Ilism Lowe Edward Douglas,
Sam Bowling, A. Eenpessy.
I homas Riley, Thomas heofe
Henry johnson, carpentef
j. X Valentine, second steward.
Benz amin Strobel, pantry.man.
Bern ard Mex uos second pantry man.
Henry H. Chsfar, second porter.
Rohs,, pine John Johnston,
Charles Miller Antonio reins
p n Sullivan VIM Carey.
Tboms. Ba,ter VIM Morrison.
Mat Owens.
J ohm Bronezr cook ater galley.
John Peterson colored first cook forward gahey'
George Race colored second cook forward gahcy
Jal Burn colored third cook forward galley
{ bsrles A. Bedford working passsse)
H. " '0"''' 'N FORBES BABCoCK, Agents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-11
THE GOLDEN GATE DISASTER.
List Of Lost and Saved.

We printed on Saturday morning a list OF lost and
saved from San Franceco. The ssbJoined list, sub
sequently sent, differs from that in some particulars,
hence we give it for the benefit Of friends and rea.
tives:
SAN FRAHosco, "wednesday, Aug. 8, 1852
To ALLAN McLAKK Pres,dent Of the Pacific Mad Steamship
Company.
Below Is list Of the passengers and crew Of the
Golden Gate who were saved.
The ship papers were lost, and no complete liat
of names can yet be given.
The entire crew have arrived here.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-13
Notice..

THE owners Of real estate AMI persona! prop
L erty in Nemaha County. Kansas. are her
by notified, that the Tax Roll Of 1869, has besi
| received BY the Treasurer % said County; and
far the purpose Of receiving taxes, will be q,
| the several Election Precincts in said County
At the following times AMI places, either il
person or BY deputy: , -.
In Home Township, on Thur.day. Decembe,
lith. at Certra'ia.
In Gear Creek Township, on Friday. De
cember l2th, at Ash Point. al
lu Nemshs Township. on Saturday, deem
ber l3lh, at the house Of Joseph Coleman.
In Rock Greek Township, ON Monday, De-.
cembcr l5sh, at sabetha.
In Capioma Township. nn Monday. D.cem.
Der l6,h, ut the Hotel of W. X. Gage
In Granada Town,hip. Oh " sinr>d,y, D..
cember l7th, at the store Of f. N. K app.
In Elk Greek Precinct, on Thursday D.cem.
Der 18th at the bou-e OF Samue B adshaw.
In Rel VerInilion Township, on Friday, De.
ccmbar 18Th, At America.
In Valley Township. OH s .tu.day, December
2otl,, at Linc,,ln.
In Richmond Township, at the Treasurer,
Office. in Seuec.., ON Monday, December 22l.
aud Afterwards. There "a as-e,e against each
pe(tn liable to pay Poll Tax, F fly Gents for
State purposes. anil also S,1ly five cents on
each One Hundred Dollars valuation; for @ ,uu.
~ purposes. one Dollar On the same; f,r Slate
School purposes, t.irtccn cents: for Toxnsh D
purposes, in CIpioma. Re! VcrmIllion and
R.cnssonl Townships. Five Cent, un The same
am,unt.
The Tax payers are reminded that afier the
6.st day Of January, 1869. the will Ls a peu.
atty Of tea per cent added 10 she orIginL Tax.
Given under nv hanh, this 18th day Of N
ve nher. A. ID 1862
c. G. SCRAFfORD, County Treasurer.
Noven:bsr u, ls62-iS.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-13
I Which is the most painful part
Of England TO live ini Herts.
Proclamation.

kDfOCA0m80lOns
The second year Of our existence as q State
is drawing to close. The balance sheet fo
1862 will soon be struck. From the earliest
settlement Of our country the autumn months
have been deemed most appropriate for recount
ing the blessings Of Providence, and making
public acknowledgement therefor, in Thanks.
giving and Praise.
Asa State, We hare been highly favore during
the year now closing. The Garth has yielded
abundantly. and health and general prosperity
have been allotted 70 U.s. While deadly civil war
been waged upon our border. and ia many of
the States. comparative peace and quiet have
been our lot. While We mourn that civil war
still spreads its desoation in our country, there
is cause for thankfulness that the immutable
laws of God apply as we'll 10 nations as to indi
viduals, to war as we'll a. peace, and that there
is some reason TO hope that our nation is begin
ming TO understand the application of these laws
to our present condition As people. ..
In view Of the numbsrless blessings shower
ed upon our State and Nation, sppoint THuas
DAY, the 27sh Of November next, a day of
Thanksgiving and Praise to Almighty God. and
earnestly invite all good citizens to observe the
same as becomes . Christian people: By ab
staining from labor and business occupations;
By attendance upon public worship; By deeds
Of charity to the poor and needy; and BY cul
tivation Of the domestic and social virtues.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the
State, at Topeka. this 2ssh day Of October, A. D.
1869.
By the Governor. C. ROBINSON.
s. r. SHErHrRD, Sec'y. of State.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-13
LATER.
The Removal Of Mcclellan Confirmed =
Why il was Done.

The Removal Of Mcclellan Confirmed =
Why il was Done.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. o.
The removal of Mcclellan caused e, eat
excitement here. Among the rumors oI
the causes is that some instructions from
the General. in Chief were not followed,
and Lee escaped in consequence.
Forney's Press. Of tomorrow. says It
was purely military act. sad tho result
Of q military consultation and discussion.
Although recommended to the President
and approved by him some time ago, it
was only finally resolved upon after q
change became inevitable. No act of the
present Administration has been the sub
ject of greater deliberatiou. ..t .-
Mcclellan en- roate for Trenton.
WAsHlNaToN. Nov. 0.-Ths Monitor
left the Navy Yard lest evsnisg and went
down the river. -,.
Gen. Hunter returns in fsw days to
the Department Of the South. f
1t is reported that Mcclellan passed
through here to-day on bis way to Tren-
ton.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-13

LOOK AT HoxE.-The Wysndotte Ga.
zette deplores the result Of the election in
New York and several other States
Would it not be good idea. Mr.. Ga.
zette. to look at home. and set yourself
right? For some supposed petty local
interests and personal prejudicss, you sup.
ported . number of candidates on the
mo"grel State ticket, among whom were
several Democrats. That same ticket
was coucoctei BY Democrats. and was
gotten up for the benefit of that missrs-
bic party-in other words. to divide and
break up the Republican party. To this
scheme. in part. you lent your aid. The
election Of that ticket. or any part Of it.
would have been hailed BY the traitor
sympsthizsrs throughout the land. as q
rebuke and condemnation Of the Admin
istrstion; and in view Of the former rad
ical position Of our State. would have
been regarded. in proportion to our polit-
itical Importance. Is q greater triumph
than the Tory victory in New York.
Mr.. Gazette look at home. and repent in
sack-cloth and ashes, before you deplore
q result in New York, which you endeav-
orei to effect in Kansas.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-13
Sheriff. Sale.
Isaac Deepen
vs. Order of Sale.
Hedman Drum

NOTICE 10 hereby given. that I will offer
1 Tor sale, at public aucti,,n, at the Court
Hsuse door, in the to~n of Troy, DouiphaD
County, Kansas. on the sth day Of December,
a. ID. 1852. between the hosrs Of o'clock A.
n. and Z O'Clock p. M. Of said Gay. the follow.
ing described tract Of land. 10 wit: The east
half sf the south vest qsarter and the south
vest quarter Of the south vest quarter Of sec
ton three. (3) township three, i3} range twen.
ty-one, (Sl); also, the north west quarter Of
the south west quarter Of section 3, townships.
range II; takes and offered for sale BY virtue
Of IN osdee Of sale isssel from the District
Court Of the Second Judicial District, sitting
.nhin and for the County of Donipban. and
state Of ksnsas, for the trial Of causes arising
uadef the lsvs Of said State, wherein Isaac
Ueppen 10 plaintiff sud Rednsn Drum is defsn-
dant' to satisfy Judgment and costs Of said &C
tion.
SHERIFF. Of6ce, November s, A. D. 1862.
S4 @ VI. d. BEELER.
Sheriff Of Doniphan County, Kan,ss.
By E. G. CaAsB. Deputy Sheriff.
Novenbsr,s s. lssas~. Prs fee, s..
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-13
WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 9.
A Cabinet crisis is impending. 1t il
reported Seward, Smith. Bates and BlaiI
will retire. and their places be filled by
Fessenden. Colfax, Winter Davis. and
some other Western Republican. 1t may
not be announced before.
New YoRk. Nov. 9-The Fierald.
dispatch says Burnside is appointed in
place of Mcclellan. The removal has
caused great excitement here tonight.
Gen. Fitz John Porter is ordered here to
answer charges sesinst him by Pope.
The mortar sehooners At the Navy
Yard are having their mortars removed
and replaced by 100 ponder Parrot guns
amidships. riaei snns on their sides. and
pivot gum forward. Their destination
is not made public.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-13
WoopEs" Rcrub,lcAx PAprns.-

"WoopEx REruBLcAx PAPrRs.-
When papers profess to Be organs Of .
party. and receive that party's support.
they ought. except for very good reasons.
to support the nominations of that party.
Several Republican papers acted the
skunk. " during the campaign Just closed.
The Wyandotts Gazette laborsd for the
success Of Ingalls, asd Lakin. and perhaps
one or two others. on Ihe mongrel ticket.
So did the Topeka Tribune and the Grass
hopper Falls Gazette. II every section
hsd rung in . petty local issue. as did the
above papers, what sort Of . "mux" would
they have made Of It? The Fort Scott
Bulletin smuggied Lowmsn's name in the
Republican ticket. without an explanation.
and doubtless deceived many voters.
OF the papers supporting the whole
mongrel ticket: the Lawrence Journal is
nondsscript in politics. running upon the
u. w. Brown platform, OF opposition to
Jim Lane. and making jim Lane the is-
soc in every question. The Leavenworth
Times has > publisher who would any day
sell bis soul for nickel" That form
er staunch Republican paper. the Atch-
ison Champion. is now edited by . Dem
ocrat. We do not believe that Demo
crat can ever be thoroughly converted.
We always distrust them. for it will break
out upon them when least expected. We
have A. much faith in weaving an Indian
from bis Indian nature, or hog from his
hoggishness, - Democrat from his De-
mocrscy. Sooner or later. he will return
to the wallow and the vomit.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-13
Notice OF Appraisal.
Joseph h. Se'ectman,


Wm. Word, s-s. 30. Execution.
President Of the Iowa Point -.-s.I .-e.r
Hotel Company. -
NOTICE of Appraisal. on srsc,sion, issued
~ from the District Court of Doniphan Couu.
~. Ksnsas, October II, 1869.
To the said lWi'!iam Word, President o. the
Iowa Point Hotel Company. defendant, Grees-
ing: You are hereby not6si, that ahali cause
an inventory and appraisal Of Lots p, 25, 96,
aLd q. in Block No. I, in the city of Iowa
Point. with all the Improvements and appurte-
nances thereunto belonging. IN be made at the
premises, on the 81 dav Of December, A. d.
1867. between the hOurs Of 8 o'clock A. N.
and O'Clock P. NJ. at which time and ulsee
yon may attend II, you see ft.
Sheriff. of6ce, Troy Novemb"r. -. A. D.
lSo2. W. d. BEELER,
sherih Of Doniphan County. Kansas.
November l3, le62-3v. Prs fee. IS,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-13

him the disadvantages of delaying till the
autumn rains had swollen the Potomac.
and impaired the roa'ls. On the 9th Of
October he was peremptorily ordered to
cross the Potomac and give battle to the
enemy or drive him South. ] said to
him "Your army must move now while
the roads are in good condition" 1t
will be observed that three weeks have
elapsed since that order was given.
Fourth. In my opinion there has been
no such want of supplies in the army Of
Gen. Mcclellan as to prevent his compli.
ance with my orders to advance upon the
enemy. Had he moved his army to the
south side Of the Potomac he conld have
received his supplies almost as reality as
by rem naming inactive on the north side.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-13

~ This year has witnessed something
never before seen. The Indians are trsf-
icking with paper money-green-bscks
and stamps. Government has had to pay
them in this currency. Hitherto. it has
been gold and silver, and an Indian would
not touch bank bill. But they seem to
have readily learned the value of The diff.
fsrsnt sizes of treasury notes and stamps.
and We very soon expect to zee them deal
ing in al kinds Of bank paper. the same
as white people. The way is paved.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-13

His Captious Delays and Obstinate Dis
10 obedience Of Orders. b.
Extracts from General Halleck,s Letter
to Secsetary Staaton.
HEADQUARTERs or The ARnY, J
WAsHINaToN, Oct. %, 1862, {

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W.sv'xoroS Oct % 1890
r. ~. " go, 80
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,or;.. .on,.;p.a - .ons s 49,. - 'asomos. - '
d.v h.,. ~. honc, - ,.n".. -
oy, " nw '"o "o.c ~ .ePo' =.
~. 80. -. d.. C"., ~ nj ,"PP'eH PE,en "
Ara mai. hv n. ss.E oA;cs-. :, % ~ 49,.
~ hnr..n. h.,.. ,h., :. ~. n.....s. '''
t., .nni;s. hv II. Ch:.f oo.r.s.n. ., ....r ~sS ).
III. oa.rterm. m..t.,s sG.n.r.I. r. .omn;. ="
..rv snnnl;.. nv n. Ch;sf Comm;.....
an IN. Eomw;......C .C.....I -. ~
snch r.on;s;,;on. h.y. ~ ~. l.o".,.ds.
hesn md. rno. ~. S..... - NJ
.nd nons nne. ~. G...s.i;. H.;"e
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-13
Notice 81 Appraisal.
Edgar Nuzum a'l.
R. j. Gatlina.
R. J. Calling.

nN Ortsr of Sale, issuei from the Distr;es
~ Court Of the Second Judicial District sit.
ting within and Tor the County Of DJniphan.
ami State Of Kansas.
To r. J. Calling, defendant, Greeting: You
are hereby notified thas i shall cause an inyan.
tory and sppraisal of the following dseer;bed
land. to-wit: The north vest quarter Of sec-
ton fourteen, (l4) in Township one, az Of
Range nineteen. (lS) situated in DoninAsn <
County, Ksnsas, ct the premises, on sbe Id d.v
Of December. A. d. 1864, between the bour, q
nine O'Clock A M. and four O'Clock p. n. of
said day, ct which time and place you can be
present, IL you wish. - - ~
Given under my hand, this llth day Of No.
vember, A. d. 1862. W. D. BEELER.
Sheriff Of Doniphan County Kansas.
By e. @. CaAns. Deput, Sheriff.
November Is, le69-3w. NJ f,e. e. =
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-13
EORr MoxRor. Nov @

FORr MoSRoE, Nov.9
The Richmond papers Of Sunday say
that the Abolitionists marched in force
from Washiag'os. N. c.. to point on
the Roanoke river. below Weldon. to cut
of the rebel troops. Tho abolitionis.s
were kept at bay. while the Confe,ierstea
fell back to Spring Gresn. below VIII
Iiamston. with the loss Of 2 killed and 81
wounded. The Federal loss was yery
heavy. including one entire cavalry com
pany cut uP and destroyed. 80
MosILE. Nov.6.-Advicss ION Holly
Springs state that the sosmy has advanc-
cd in force to Lagrange. Tena.. sud are
advancing on this place. Col. Jscksou's
cavalry has had skirmish At Lamsr.
CHARIxsrox. Nov. 6.-Gsn. Bssure-
gard has ordered noo-com batauts to leave
Charleston with their movable propsr,y.
He has also ortlerei all the slaves to be
removed. This i done iu order to avoid
embarrassment snd delay in case sadden
nsssssity should arise fos The removal Of
the entire populatioa. e,s. t
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-13

3 r. Independent candidates for the
Legislature. made big run in the sorth.
ern tier Of Counties. Dr.. George E
Irwin beats Noah Hanson, the regular
nominee, in the western District of Brown
County. F. P. Baker. of Nemaha, j,
beaten BY DR.. Hidden; and j. C. Hebbard,
Of tho same County. is beaten by one
Bradley Rufus r. Edwards is beaten
in Marshall. BY an Independent Republi.
can. Upon the whole, We fear the North.
ern tier will not send such . delegation
as her vital railroad interests require.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-13

7 Horse THrEvINc. and orderly
citizens will be panied to learn that Jay
hawking. Tor. rather. midnight horse
stealing, is breaking ont in this part Of
the country as badly as ever. 1t differs
from las, Winters Jayh.wkiDg. in ,ha,
there is no open boldness about it. it is all
done silently. in the night. Milton Ust oi
this place. bad pair Of valuable mules
stolen, several nights since; and we hear
Of farmers in every direction suffering
similar losses. Loyalty and disloyalty
now have nothing to do in the matter, but
any man possessing good horses or mules,
is in danger Of losing them at any time.
at ths hands Of these midnight thieves.
Is there no possible way to put stop to
it? tf@a"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-13
The War in Kentucky.
Tbs Rebels Reinf0rcsd-LeeT Trying His
Strategy ON Burnside.
WAsHlNGroH, Nov. 10.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.
1t is statei upon positive infm nation
that the rebels Oh the R,rpahAnnock hsv.
oeen reinforced by 2O060 men. . portion
Of them having arrivei through Rich.
mond. from tho army operating on the
Blackwater. below Petersburg and other.
coming from Western Virginis. being a
potion Of Bragy's army unier ien Lo.
ring.
According to the authority IL the .e.
ce-sionis.s in Washington. ten. LIE lie.
signs to draw our army under Burnside
to the Rsppshannock, which he has for.
tilted and defended with force of one
hundred shonsand. while Stonewall j .ck.
son is to cross the Shenandoah and attack
him in the flank and rear with forty
thousand mss. whom be now commands
in the Shenandoah valley.
An expedition was sent by Gen. Hsint-
zelman on Saturday to the mouth of the
Potomac to break up armed smuggling
establishments which were forwarding
stores to the rebsls.
Quantities Of goods and rebel money
were found, and number Of wealthy per-
sons arrested and brought to Washing
ton. ilI-.- r..
An important Reconnaissance from Boil
ivar Heights vas made yesterday by Gen.
Gesry. with . force of $500 infantry,
surprising the rebels 1t Hslltown, occu.
pyine Charlsssown, and pushing on to
near Brrryvills. until the positions Of the
rebel Generals Lougxtreet and Hill, in
the vicinity Of Front Royal, were discov.
cred. when the party returned to camp.
They captured twelve prisoners and
wounded several. and brought home 6f-
tesn horses and twenty head Of cattle.