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Coanty Convenfion.

NVoAty SOavCnh1O1s
TRov. Oct. lltb. 1862.
Republican Convention met. pursuant
to call OF the Central COMMITTEES.
On motion. Wm. j. Orem was chosen
President. and e. NJ. Williams. Secre-
tsry.
On motion Of E. j. jenkins. a com.
mittee Of five. consisting Of one from each
Representative District. was appointed on
credentials.
On motion. Convention adjourned to
meet at 2 o'clock P. NJ.
At 2 o'clock Convention assembled.
On motion, . committee Of ono. Mr..
jenkins. was appointed to wait upon
the committee on credentials and ask
il they were ready to report. Mr.. Jen-
kins reported they would report in half a
minute.
Two Reports were received from the
committee ON credentials. Mr.. jenkins
moved to adopt majority report. which
approved the call Of the Central Com.
mittee. Mr.. Russell moved to amend by
making the basis of representation the
same IS in the last Republican Convsn.
tion. Mr.. Russell spoke in favor of his
amendment, and Mr.. jenkins replied.
On motion. Mr.. Baylcss was asked to
explain the action of the Central Com
mittee. Mr.. Bayless came forward and
made statement.
Previous Question was carried, on mo-
tion of Mr. jenkins. The vote was then
taken on the motion Of Mr. Russell
Amendment lost. Majority Report adop
ted.
Mr.. Russell novel to adjourn sine die.
Motion lost.
Here Mr. Russell seceedel from the
Convention. followed by all the Delegates
from Iowa and Washington Townships
On motion. E. J. jenkins was chosen
Secretary to fill vacancy.
On motion. Convention then proceeded
to nominate candidates.
On motion, Abraham Bennett was
nominated for State Senator, by accls-
nation.
On motion. the Convention then rro-
ceeded to ballot for another State Sena-
tor. Chair appointed A. Lowe and W.
D. Beeler tellers. Ballot for Senator re-
suited as follows: Gen. Bsyless received
l6 votes. N. G. Clark IL votes.
On motion Of N. G. CLARK. Gen. Bay
less was declared unanimously nominated
for State Senator.
On motion. Henry Boder. Jr., wss
nominated by exclamation for Clerk Of
the District Court.
Ballot for Probate Judge resulted as
follows: j. B. Maynard received II votes.
Sampson nation 5. and B. H. Brock 4
votes. James 3. Maynard was de-
clared nominated for Probate Judge.
On motion. g. G. Camp was nomina-
ted BY acclamation for Superintendent
of Public Instruction.
The following per- ons were chosen mem
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~ The Leavenworth Times. disgust.
ed with its own mesnness, noS wants q
mousrsl ticket gotten up. iu order 70 ss.
aist ID Defeating the Republican ticket in
Lsavenworth County, - - 80
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~ Those OF our re,ders who have
been PROSTATE on their backs for three
weeks alta stretch, will know how to sp.
preciste our paper for that length Of time
past. However,. the prospect is now fair
that We shall soon be ION our legs again.
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THE WAR IN THE EAST.
Cs.nbersbarE il the Hands Of the Rel.
els.

HARRIsDuRo. Pa. Oct. 10. 1901
Governor Curtin has Just received d.
following dispatch from Col. McCiur. u
Chambersburg:
"Mercersburg was occupied BY Stew.
arts rebel cavalry to-day, and they N.
now advancing oo Chambersburg. They
took horses and oil other property they
wanted at Mercersburg. offering rbd
scrip. They did no injury to individuL
persons that l have heard Of. The reL.l
force Is estimated at 5000. They m
certainly marching on Chambersbur
They have cut the Bedford wire. They
are reported as at St. Thomas. about sew.
en- miles from here.
There is no doubt whatever sLou.
their being in Mercersburg. They will
certainly give rs call tonight. We
had the rumor at 4 O'Clock but il was DO;
credited. We can offer no Resistance. II
it would only exaspersts them. and e,us
the wsnton destruction Of property 'nl
life.
"LAfEa-8 r.n-About fifteen men
on horseback are in town. with csrbina
and Gag Of trucs. They want to sesis
principal men ofthe town. They hs~i
large force near the town who will enter
10 an hour"
STILL LATER.
Mcclure and Provost Marshal Ksuna
have just gone two miles from to.nS
meet the rebsl commander. and nothing
can b done except surrender. We look
for the whole force in half an hour. TSg
crossed the Potomsc at Hancock. 'ad
came over the country to the PitsOag
pike. -,n..
The deposits of the Chambsnbas
Bank have not been returned from \"
York since the late raid. .
lt-.- "a HARRIsBURa. Oct. lO.
Gov. Curtin is pushing troops upm
valley. Dispatches from sharpsburgs%'
firm the news Of the occupation Of Ch'n,
bersburg. The rebel advance consists,
Of one hundred cavalry and ixple's' u
artillery. .
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E John J. Ingalls, was appointed .
member Of the Republican State Central
Committee. In view Of the dishonorabls
course be is pursuing. win his name be-
permitted to remain on the Committee?
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TERRIBLE AccIDESr.-A little boy.
some seven or eight years of age. named
Kelso. living near the Kickspoo Reserva-
tion. in Brown County. had both arms
horribly mangled and crushed, on We'd
nesday. by being drawn into sugar cane
mill. 1t was found necessary to ampu-
tate the left arm, which operation Was per-
formed by DR.. Shreve. Of this place. and
Dr.. Obcrholtzer. of Brown County. 1t is
feared that amputation Of the right arm
will also become necessary.
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Further Parti. uiars Of Wednesdays Per-
s.a ryviiIe Plight.
The Federal forces numbered 16. 5000.
The rebel force was sixty-two regiments,
aggregate unknown. Federal loss from
500 to 600 killed. $500 WOUNDED. and
440 prisoners. The latter were parolled
BY Buckner. Rebel loss $500 killed.
including one General unnamed. and IA
Colonels and Lieutenant Colonels. This
number of killed and wounded is admitted
by the rebel medical director Of Gen
Cheatham's division.
A dispatch from . member Of the LIST
Wisconsin says that regiment lost So kill
ed and l24 wounded. Among the wound
ed are Maj. Mitchell and Capt. Green.
Headquarters has received dispatch
stating Col. Lytle's wound is very slight.
He has been psrolled aud will arrive here
Tomorrow evening. d
1t is reported Wolford's cavalry cap
turei over 100 rebel wagons. 900 pris-
oners and q battery. Friday. between
Perryvi:le snd Harrodsbnrg.
Dnmont is at Frankfort. MarahalI. i,
is said. left Lexington Sunday last with
his whole force. 1000 infantry and $50
cavalry. 1t is believed Marshall anil the
forces driven from Versailles are at Mich
tlssvillc.
Ths head medical ,iirertGr here has
been notified to prepare for the reception
Of 5000 of the Perryville wonndei.-
Col. Richard J. Jacob. of the 9th Ken
,ucky Cavalry. has arrived here. suffering
from an extensive hut not serious flesh
wound. Kirby Smith left Lawrenceburg
with bis whole commsnd Friday morn
ing and effected junction with Bragg on
Friday afternoon. Our forces were mass
cd on Friday between Perryville and
Harrodsburg. They are reported to have
formed in line Of battle about six miles
from Penyville.
Captain Watson, of company G.. 18th
Indiana. woandei somewhat seriously.
has arrived here. He left Perryville at
one P. Y. yesterday anil was oveutaken BY
messenger who left Per,yville two hours
later. The messenger reports the rebel
force about $4,000. They hearL heavy
and constant firing for many miles after
they left. Rumors prevail that . severe
engagement between the whole Of each
army was progressing yesterday on tho
Harrodsburg road. wherein Buell. drove
the rebels towards camp Dick Robinson
Parolled prisoners says the rebels are
making for camp At Perryville. The
rebels were so crippled Wednesday that
they could not carry away seven pieces Of
artillery. We had captured one hundred
and six thousand rounds Of their ammu-
milton. t.
Our forces buried their dead and cared
for their wounded. .r; 5-s,t
In skirmish Thursday. near Law.
renceburg. between our 18th Regulars ami
LIST Ohio Cavalry against Colonel Scots
rebel cavalry. Colonel Scott Was wound
ed and is now prisoner st Bsrdstown.
One hundred and thirty rebel prisoner
from Perryvills. including ten lienteaa ants.
arrived tonight. s.ab ss.l ...-i ~f,,!,...
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r. A great deal Of stress is laid up

v a great deal Of stress is laid upon
the fact that Judge Archibald Williams.
the bosom friend Of President Lincoln, has
expressed his firm determination to sup
port the mongrel ticket. 1t is true he is
the bosom friend Of Lincoln. But he
dried ont. several years ago; old Abe
embalmed him. and sent him 10 Kansas.
Let him support the mongrsl af5air-it
won't hurt him much.
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~ We are under the deepest obligs-
tions to our kind friends. for furnishing
us with choice game and other delicacies
during our illness; and to others, for
valuable assistance rendered in eur Office.
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~ The Nsshodists s,s nov having
quite revival in this place. and large
number of persons have been added to the
Ckorch
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S Wm. G. Matthias. Of Leaven-
worth. announces himself as . Democrat
ic candidate for Congress. This will be
"sad blow" to Psrrott and the mongrols,
who were calculating hugely upon the
Democratic vote.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-10-16

~ The Roctport Mo. } Herald again
reaches Us regularly. It is glorious
Union paper. without a why or where.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-10-16

~ We understand the Olathe Mirror
has been rssuscitated. We have not yet
seen it.
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~ The Patriot will observe that We
did not deny voting against w. w.
Guthrie in the State Convention. bot We
said he did not positively know the fact.
We never deny such acts. But as we
voted for good Republican. - was our
perfect right. We think the Patriot Is very
foolish to get up an issue on the subject.
And inasmuch as we cordially support
Mr.. Guthrie. with the balance Of the
ticket. we cannot see what the Patriot ex-
pecls to accomplish BY this ado. as il We
had committed some great offence against
the party. We do not telieve Mr.. Guthrie
himself will approve Of this extra zeal.
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~ A militie company has been Or
g.nized in this paAce. They drill every
Saturday. :
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F1xx Bus,yEss.-Cyrus Leland and

FINE BuslSEss.-Cyrus Leland and j.
B. Wheeler, Chairman and Secretary Of
Of the Republican County Central Com
mittee. of in the army. enjoying fat off,
ces. and getting up schemes to distract
and divide their party at home.
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~I.W. R Waostaff ths sams III

S Il w. R. Wsgstaff the same who
edited tho celebrated "Bunkum Flag.
Staff" few years since? We judge 90.
from the fact that the ticket which he
heads is running altogether on Bun
kum."
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fyviIIs, Boyle county. betwese sne sn:s,
rebsl army under Bragg. and MeCook,s
corps. The engagement 10 rePresensea 20
have been . bloody hand TO hsnd :1a,f'
lasting from noon till dark without decs-
i've result.
Rousseau's. formerly Mitchsll's dlv's-
ion. sustained the principal loss. Gen.
Jaxksan was killed and Gen. T@rili e
v.reiy if not mortally wounded. McCook
has siaee been heavily re nforceds snd 2
general engagement is belisssd e haye
taken place to. day. Ths> esult 70 net
doubted hsse. A hopeful feeling Peg
wales evssy loyal breast. and Bueu stoek
10 slresdy in the ascendsnt.S X
General Gilbert il rapidly moving
south of Danvil!e, to cut OF the retreat OF
-tha- ha-easmy.----.,---------
a heavy body Of rebel cavalry, said
by some to be SCOTS ami by othsrs Nor
gems. reoccupiei Frankfort yesterday.
after General Sill hal moved toward Per-
ryville. and cut of train Of two hundred
wagons.
Genessl Dumoat.who -ss at Hsrdeos-
vile. Immediately novel on Frankfort.
attacked the rebels. recaptnred the train.
and dispersed the enemy. with consider
able loss.
The rebels are scattered among the bills
surrounding Frankfort. and it is believed
most Of them will be captured.
A special dispatch to the Chicago
Times, dated Louisville. 9th. says:
"The fight Yesterday at Perryville wss
brought on BY McCook's corps alone. II
was a very determined and snccessful a.
fair. They enemy were decidedly repul-
sed. after land.to-hand engagement.
"The artillery commeneef working
early in tho morning. anil the battle wa
exclusively with artillery till abou. 2
o'clock. when the fighting got more close
and became general and severe. One at.
tempt was made to turn McCook's lefi
flank, but il did not succeed. though des.
perately pushed. The rebels were twice
repulsed, but each tins returned to the
assault.
THE battle continued till dark. when
each party occupied nearly the same
ground they had in the morning.
"Rousseau's corps d'ormse reinforced
McCook during Wednesday night
Bragg may have attacked onr forces again
Thursday morning. but the probability
is that he fell back on Danville.
DO
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Especial Dispatch 70 the Missouri Den0e'''l

fs...;,I n;,,.,.h !, ~. ui.,our; penoersIl
tSr' A'sPs's" =" s"e
CAlRo. Oa :. :.
Pa:seagers from Corinth state '0., T.s =
pursuit Of Prics is still kept uP' ~
noted rebel 10 doing some OF the '' y.
skedaddling ever accomplished on W.
continent: ,.
: Col. Moore. who led the attack % u, ~
battery. on s.turd.y. who is m0H.,, .i,
,ss ss.rs. md t.ss the ,siS battery Il. ..
the life Of eyefv man in bis commsn.
and on. Of ms entire brigade there are 20
aboat 50 men LEFT. 90 ia.
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LOUISVILLE. Oct IA.

AoissiIIss Oct- IA. lAn
Gen. Nesley Is reported to hs,. had,
recent fight with guerrilss near N.,b,,n.
taking 300 prisoners. Gen. Smith =.
Friday took 1000 wounded and IS an M
well rebel prisoners between H.rrod.bp,,
and Danville. The Federal force, n. !,
possession Of Hsrrodsburg and Dsu,ilL
The rebels are between Dsnvill. mi
Camp Dick Robinson proceeding ,Our5,
the Camp. Our troops are in pursuit
All accounts Of an engasemen, be,,,,
Perryville and Harrodsburg arc i.l,,-
They proceeded from our troops .h,lli,,
the woods ss they pursued the rebels d,
reports Of the cannon being construed n.
to . battle between the two forces
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Coon AID BAD.-The elections have
just taken place 10 Psansylvania. Ohio.
Indians. and perhaps one or two other
States. The most gratifying thing in the
result is, the defeat Of the traitor vallsn-
dighsm. in Ohio. BY Gen. Robert c.
Schenck. Bot the traitor Cox is re-elect.
cd. and John A. Gurley is defeated. The
rsbsls have carried the State BY 5000 u
10000 m.jority. and gain several Con.
grsssuen. M
In Pennsylvania, the Uaion ticket hsa
. large majority. but the traitors probabl,
gain some CoDgressmsn. Speaker Grow
is beaten in bis strong Republican Dis
trict. BY about l,oea m.jority.
In Indiana. the traitor Voorhies 10 re.
elected. and Dunn is defeated. The Cop.
perhesds carry their Stste ticket BY 5000
or 5000 majority. and gain Cong,sss
man.
These results tell. palmer than all bonn
bast and Democratic newspaper slang
who has gone to the war.
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THlnrEENrH REarxEsr.-The officers
Of this regiment have been appointed. and
. tho regiment has gone to Fort Scott. We
believe the officers were appointed BY
Gen. Lane. There is ono feature about
them that we do not like. by any means.
For example:
Colonel. Thomss II. Bowen. proxy for
sbogus delegate to the State Convention.
Lieutenant Colonel, John B. Wheeler,
proxy delegate TO State Convention.
Major. Caleb Woodwork. Jr.. dele
gate to State Convention.
Chaplain, Daniel Murdoch, bogus del'
egate to State Convention.
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County Csaventlon-Da0w Up.
The Chairman and Secretary Of tbs
Republican County Central COMMITTEES.
called . Convention to meet on Saturday.
the llth inst. In their call they assumed
the responsibility Of deprivine Iowa and
Washington Townships Of almost one
third Of their Just representation. allowing
them bet seven delegates each /: placing
the smaller Townships upon almost an
equal footing with the two largest. con-
tsining almost one.half the population
Of tho Comfy. Wayne wss placed upon
40 equal footing. Centre and Burr Oak
each but one delegate less. and Woli
River but two less. We had intended 70
protect against this at the time. but were
nof ALE
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TO TAX PAYERS.

We have large amount Of Doniphan and
Brown ounty Warrants. which ve will dispose
sfst the current market price. Persons having
Taxes to pay IN the above Counties. will save
oougy By dsing the Warrants.
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PrcHlSo lsTo Us.-An anonymous
correspondent Of the St. Joseph Journal.
apparently in Kansas. takes MS TO task
hugely for the manner in which We have
noticed certain killing scrspes which have
recently occurred in the County. He is
especially indignant that We should say the
disappearance of Joseph II. jolly. Jay
hswker. requires investigation.
We have but brief answers to make to
this anonymous scribbler. In the case Of
Wilson. we have always understood that
be had discouraged enlistments. and the
military went to arrest him: that he at.
tempted to run. when they shot him. The
case Of Slaughter. We have understood.
was somewhat similar. In addition, we
are told. that be was an old ruffisn. and
had been engaged in hunting and shoot
ing negroes. about year before. The
assassination Of Webster, we denounced
in decided terms. The murder Of Frits
lin, We have not hitherto been able to say
anything about. As We understand. it
vas an open daylight murder. by drunk
On brute. Our opinion is. he ought to
have been swung up on the spot. The
Jolly affair was written by friend. who
acted as our amanuensis. We know he
was at one time Jsybawker; bat he was
hrmsn being: he has mysteriously dis
appeared. and is supposed to have been
aurdsred; he has large and poor family.
who are in great distress about him: and
We still insilt, the snony nous eorrespon-
Dent Of theJourna to ths contrary not
vithjsaading. that the matter needs isvss-
tigation. The correspondent msy have
serious personal objections to such sn in.
ves.igation-hs ought to know best.
We have had our say.
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THE WAR IN KENTUCKY.

miscellaneous Numors and Reports.
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Ed. Russell. PROXY for S. D. Smith and
T. A. Osborn.
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3itbuIuin 4ispa6b.


~ ceneroo Eeek az This.
~ vnasrvean1 sAss several tAouaand newly
,er,vs4 soldiers spess their arss night n Richmond
= ~ cepael sesars, TAsrsday nishs. With the
Mn posFine down isesasansly, and nothing to
rAs,es ~ non the arencAine Hood. Let Con-
arsas ~ MO such things - th. and ask, b She
nans a. Cod md AamaAity, how long shall ssch
sAlnes b pernlstsds Or, II God and humanity
hase 20 s,Ains. thsn. IN the name Of our own in
tsrsssA b COR stock Of soldiers 80 iaexhassoss that
~ - a1oed % murder them ourselves oy nun
Arsh ~ tho~sana. before they see the fAcs Of ="
sesnyt We. oarssiveA saw.a poor seld1sr' On
flnrsasv, 6ss, intrepid hooking fellow, with one
lse snpasaseA near tho shiga and the leg stu 70
swsllaa tAsa The stump hsd to be supported BY
b,ndaea. end In this condition, with the stump Of
- ltnb prosndlns, supported by bis crntches'
,hss lAisAful end saAering man was forced 10 hob
~ a3one from his hospital. u, the lower end OF
Naa~ street, 10 60 before the Medical Board. be
sws>a oxh aud 10Th strss,s. long and iaborioas
yak for man with oil his limbs 10 whether
ks vas entitled 10 . discharge. Ia the name Il
eoumep senss, and common civiliastion-we viii
nor cay common humanity, for we sometimes think
that Instantly hes left the world-wby could not
the resident surgeon At the hospital where ,ha'
n,almsd hero lives, be empowered to &C, himself,
without sending him on such an errands
Congrs0 dsvotes it whole time to the welfare
Of The PRIVATE SOLDIERS, its time will not be
misspsae They are often treated like dogs, and
yet they deserve more Of their country than thou.
sands and tens Of thousands of incompetent AMI
bsdissned officials. whose spangles and epaulettes
saAam over mass Of hsartlessnsss and corruption,
like ..rosteu maekersl glitterins in the moonlight,
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On Tuesday evening the lRh inst At Union Sta
s,ea, hy Rev. VIM. H. Christian, ME-. VALENTINE
HnCHtER, Jr. Of Heprico county, aud Miss BET,
TIE r MOSS, Of Charles City county.
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