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important from Minnesota.
The Indian War Over.

We left Camp Release. near Lacqui
Parle. on Saturday last. at which time
oil was quiet, and no apprehension Of
further difficulties with the Indians exis.
ted in any quarter.
The white and mixed breed captivss,
it was thought. had oil or about oil reach
ed camp-altogether probably number
ing over 200 prisoners. There are from
$50 to 200 lodges Of Sioux Iniisns en-
campsd adjoining Col. sibIey. q consid-
erabls number of whom had been itlenti-
fed by captives and others as parcipitants
iu the several fights and murders and out.
RACES committed at the agencie. and on
the frontier. A drum head court martial
had been in session for some ten days,
and was still in progress when We left.
Quite . number Of Indians had been con-
victed and under sentence to be hanged
when We left. New arrests were made
daily, and We have no doubt bot that the
Indian sncsmpment would be thoroughly
purgsd of al the rssc.ls guilty Of par
tieipstion in the outbreak.
The number OF Indians was daily in
cressing. BY dssertion from Little Grow.
On Saturday, (the day We left. . party
we heard estimated - high - forty
Eve lodges. would be in under Q flag Of
truce. to give Themselves up for the pur-
poss Of saving their families.
Little Crow. at latest advices, had been
deserted BY nearly oil his followers, had
abandoned his trains. mounted bis wo-
men and children on horses, and was ma.
king . most percipitate flight in the d.
rsction Of the Rocky Mountains. The
latest news from him was received by
Mrs. HuRgins. wife Of missionary muir
dersd at Lacqui Parle. who reported him
some 120 miles above Lacqui Psrle. fee
ing % above stated.
The Indians appear to be thoroughly
subdued. and their only hope now seems
to be in passing themselves of - "frind-
ly to the whites" and non- participants in
the outbreak. Many admit participation
in the several fights. but claim to have
done so through eompulsion.
In our opinion, tic war il over. We
do not believe there is an Indian who
would dare raise his hand against white
man within 200 miles Of our advanced
settlsments.-Nankaso Zsdepesdens, Oe-
tober 22d.
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Sheriff. Sale.
Joseph A. Nixon ]
". Exeeufion
Carv B. Whitehead

NOTICE is hereby given. that I viii oo.,
l. for sale, at public auction. ct the Cou,I
house door. IN the city Of Troy, Doniphau
County. Kansas. on the esh day Of Decenher
4; D. 1852. between the hours Of 9 o'clock A,
~. and 4 O'Clock 2. N. Of said day, the folIov.
ing described land. 70 Wit: commencinr AZ ~
sooeh-vest corner Of the northeast ousrter n
section IL, township 3, range 81, var;st;oes
iO,so: thence east 70rods. thence north IS rod,
and an Is links: thence vest 70 rods, thence soutb
- rods ana - links TO the place Of Beginning;
taken and offered Tor aale BY virtue Of - ~
s1t'oa Issued iron the District Court Of -.
second Jsdieial Distsict, sitting within md H.
the County Of Doniphan. and Safe Of Yan,ss
10! tee trial Of causes arising under he Iavs oi
said ssase. vhsrein Joseph A. Ni1on is plsinsi1
seo Casy b. Whitehsad IL defendant, 70 eas;eTv
JsoeDeet and eoses Of said action.
SasrRS O6ee, Noseabes 6, A. d. 1872
W. D. BEELER,
Sheriff q Doaiphan County, Ksnss..
~ e. g. CsAss, Dep.sy She,;I
"e'eobes 3 ls69-tv. Pr's fes, e.
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r Arthur's Home Magazine. for De.

e. Arthur's Home Magazine. for De-
csmber. is on our table. The principal
engraving is. "Iu Time of War;" A
new volume of Arthur commences in
January. and now is the time to subscribe
for this genuine home Magazine. which
hss not-a superior in the field of Magazine
literature. Tsrms-1 copy, and . 6ue
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-06

SENAroRIAL.-Gen. Bayless received 81
votes. all told, for Senator. Rather q
heavy run. We must confess. Owing to
several circumstances attending the Coun.
ty nomination.. and the apparent dissatis-
faction in several quarters. we had sup
posed Baylsss would poll something Of .
vote, which would be at our expense. and
probably lead to the election of the mys.
terious Nesbits. But the vote disappoints
the General, and every body else. We be-
lievs We have the highest vote for Ssnstor.
leading Bennett some Is votes. At Don
iphan, quite . number Of Republicans
scratched our name. We will not inquire
why. for it is their own business: and We
believe they make practice. down in that
corner. Of cutting upon candidates in this
end of the County.
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Prom Kentucky.
Whereabouts Of BraEg's Army.

LOUISVILLE. Nov. 4.
Geo. II. Yeatman is sels,'tsd to Congress
to fill the vacancy caused by the resigns-
tion of Jas. s. Jackson.
1t is reporte'i that Brsgg's army 10 ct
Murfreesboro. Tenn, and that l 800 rsb
sl cavalry arc at Somerset. Ky.
Four hundred sick and wounded Fed.
ersl soldiers from the interior Of the Stats
arrive'l this evening; also. some forty rsb-
sl prisoners.
Gen. Boyle has ordered all the rebel
prisoners ct Harrodsburg and other hos
pitfalls. sufficiently we'll to he removed. to
come here. for shipment to VicksburR.
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r. Election day was unusually dull

, ~ Election day was unusually dull
anil quiet. There were "a votes polled
in this precinct. The Republican State
ticket received 81 votes, to 2 for the mon.
Rrel ticket. There were go votes cast on
Senators, OF which We received the whole
number. being the largest majority and
the most unanimous vote ever given in the
precinct. We are glad to record this ev.
idsucs that our neighbors still think We
will "do in pinch. and We return them
oor thanks for their confidence, - ex-
pressed By their votes.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-06

ELEcrToss.-The Esstern State elec'
tions have not resulted very favorably to
the Union cause.
New York elects Seymour Governer.
and large majority Of Tory Congress
msn-the very worst men in the Union
Among tho Congrsssmsn arc Ben. and
Fernando Wood.
Massachusetts, re.slects Gov. Andrew,
and returns nine Republican and ono Tory
Cogrsssmen.
New Jersey elects Tory Governor BY
. large majority. and three Tory to two
Union Congressmen.
Michigan goes Republican. and elects
FIVE Republicans and one Tory to Con-
gress.
Illinois is Overwhelmingly Tory. -Four
Republicans and nine Tories are elected
to Congress. Owen Lovejoy is reelected
by . very close vote.
Wisconsin elects four Republicans and
two Tories to Congress. John F. Pot
ter is beaten. Roger A. Pryor. now
General in the rebel army. is said to have
managed to send $4,000 into Potser''
District, to beat him. r---
Missouri is Union oil over. and there
will be an Emancipation majority in the
Legislature.
The general adverse result Of the cleo
tions. aside from the immense majority oi
Republicans in the army. was brought
about BY the people being led sstray by
the ceaseless Tory clamor Of high taxes.
war expenses. ruin of trade. hard times.
etc., and the rumors of war with foreign
nations. At the end of another year the
people will have their eyes fully opened,
and will be glad to undo what they have
this gear done.
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PErrRsoN's MAaAzrSE.-We are in
receipt of this popular Lady's Magazine
for December. 1t is splendid numb ber.
The title page for 1868. containing portrait.
of the chief contributors. is very handsome.
Peterson" will bs greatly improved in
1868. 1t viii contain 1000 pages Of
double column reading matter Ii steel
plates II eolored steel fashion plates ;
IL colored patterns in Berlin work, en-
broidsry or crochet, and 900 wood en-
gravings-proportionally more Man any
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novelets are by the best writers. In
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borhood ought to make up club. Its price
10 but Two DOLLARS year, or dollar less
than Magazines of it's class. IT Is THE
MAGAZINE FOR THE TINES. To clubs. it
is cheaper still, viz Three copies for
IS. FIVE for 81 so, or eight for $40. To
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Usher will send an estra copy gratis. as
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framing. "Busyan Parting from his
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CHARLES j. PETERSON,
306 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.

NEsBIrr.-Since the election is over,
and the individual is 80 badly beaten that
he "don't know what hurt him." We pro.
sumo We will not be charged with envy
or jealousy. if We enquire. who is the man
Nesbitt, whom the Democracy ran for
State Senator? We never before heard
Of him. and probably never will again.
What extraordinary merit or supposed
strength did he possess. that while there
were two Senators to elect, the Unterrified
nominated only one candidate. and tha.
one Nesbitt? Where were John Star
walt. Urish Griffith. x. K. Stout. half .
dozen Formans. Tom Vandsrslice, Judge
Dougherty. Judge Blair. and . score Of
others, that their merits were passed over.
and Nesbitt selected ? Who 10 Nesbitt :?
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~ Weimagine that two of the cheap

~ Weimagine that two of the cheap.
sst-fseling cusses in the State of Kansas,
about this time. must be Marcus J. Par.
rott and John j. Ingalls,. One out ol
spite, and the other in moment of bite,
disappointment. deserted their principles,
party and friends. expecting. BY the aid ol
sors-hssd and Democratic votes, in ths
absence of thousands Of loyal voters in the
army. to triumph over their late friends.
But the immense majority BY which the
people have consigned them to the ranks
Of private life. teaches them how traitors
arc appreciated in Republican Kanss..
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-06

The family Of Marshsl Nsy. it is said,
intends bringing An action against N.
Theirs. on account Of allegations contain
cd in the last volume Of bis "History OF
the Consulate and Empire" apropos Of
the Battle Of Waterloo. The Msrmont
family acted similarly aoms time ago.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-06

4 ~ We continue to hear of prairie
fires in every direction. and the destruc-
tion of fences. crops. houses. and even hu-
man lives. The loss in Kansas. the pres
sut season. from this cause, will bs euor-
nous.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-06
Correspondence Of the New York Times
Pans, Friday, Oct. 10, 1862.

Correspondence Of the New York Times
Paris. Friday, Oct. 10. 1862.
A month ago. informed you that the
Mexican expedition hal bsen augmented
to 80. 900 men. snd tina, it was q 6xsd
object of the French Government to re-
main in Mexico long enough to build up
soEe sort Of Government which should
be able to offer an insurmonntable obsta-
Gle to the extension Of the Anglo Amer
ican and the Protestant race South. Up
to the present moment. about fifty thon.
sand men have been sent from France to
take part in this expedition. and I am
still assured through private channels.
the number Of mon will be carried to
80 900 or even more, il found necessary
to carry ont the object in view. From the
start I was informed that the French de.
sired to make Of this Mezicsn expedition
. serious affair. and circumstances have
singularly aided in converting desires
into fixed determination. / have en-.
deavorsd to keep pace with the develop
menta Of the programme. anil to keep
you advised Of the various change. a.
they took place. Under ordinary cir
cumstsnces. the sending Of $4,000 or
even SO. 900 men to Mexico. accompanied
BY . powerful feet. when it is known
that neither tbe army or the feet will
meet an enemy to contend with. would be
for the Government and people Of the
United States . grave event: il may even
be that the Government of the United
States desires that strong power should
be created in Mexico. in order to stop the
progress Of the Southern States south.
The subject Is none the less an impor-
tsnt QUE. and ought to receive all your
attention.
The French feet in the Gulf Of Mexi-
co has suffered from the yellow fever to
an extent which the public Of France do
not suspect. Every mail brought from
Vera Crux BY French steamer 10 irst
examined BY the Government authorities:
the correspondence Of all the journals is
carefully scanned. and nothing Of an in
quieting nature is allowed to 70 to the
public through the press. But l am told
that the Losses there have bsen 20 numer-
ous that thers were NOT sailors enough to
take the vessels out of the port Of Vera
Crus. and that The blockade Of the other
Mexican ports wss raised. The Marine
Office Is now sending out large dstsch-
msnts Of sailors to gil up the ranks.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-06

We put this question 10 every oaa
calling himAslf loyal: Il not The salvssion
Of the Rspublie Of moro importance Just
now. than looking after The ''cosssitution-
al rishts'' of srmed rebels
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-06

Close NlPnSa.-Ths prettiest race. in
this County. was between Bodsr and Barr.
for the District Clerkship. Some Repub-
licans were dissatisfied with the nomina-
tion of Boder. and the matter vas com.
promised. BY placing Barr on the track
also, with . recommendation to the voters
Of the County to choose between them.
The result shows that the voters made
pretty equal choice; for Boder is elected
BY only l6 majority. out of . vote of over
900. which happens to Be just the m.jor-
ity be received at White Cloud precinct.
Guess that is about IS near going on the
shelf q Henry cares about.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-06

DscovERY OF CoHcEALxD WBAroHs.-
Gen. Butler has issued sn order emsnei.
pating every slsvs giving informstiou that
shall discover The concealed arms Of hia
or ber nsster.''
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ATTENTION, comp..Ss

NHE members Of the White Clond =
L airy Company are hereby notissd .a'' 1
there will be . meeting Of the Comm, mat
drill aud instruction, on tho FIRST S.,!'io'
December next, and on the first Ss,dal S'S'dal i
each month, thereafter, as reuu,as su,day il
The members are requested to attenS os ,,.
and p1nctu.lly, IS the penalty of the Ias ar,
be enforced against all dslinquep,s A' vi
By order Of the Captain.
Nov. Civ. G. B. NuZuN q
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~ Marc. Parrot was the wheel. horse
Of the mongrsls. in the late canvass.
The people concluded to put the Cart.
before the horse.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-06

~ Soldiers have the advantage Of
girls. The latter rssch their tsens but
once, while soldiers reach theirs - often
a they choose to-thsir csn-tesns.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-06

I ~ Who. in Kansas, does not 70.
member the immense vote cast in Oxford,
johnson County. in 1857? The rebel.
lion. or something else. must have played
havoc with the voters Of thst precinct, q
the returns of the late election show that
just IL votes were cast. all told. Shaw.
nee. another immensely popular place. in
the year 1857, this year cast 81 votes.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-06

. r. The Lsavsnworth Conservative
and Bulletin ere quarrslling over thsil
circulation. They are both making money
by it.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-06

The Grsnads { Mics. } Appeal says thu,
General Buell ''sesms to be al st ssa. 81
We gusss be is gone upon whaling ex.
petition.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-06

~ We are told that the freeze, ssv-
sral weeks ago. coming 90 suddssly upon
the warm weather. killed an immsnss
number Of apple and peach trees in this
part Of the country.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-06

S~ We learn that Bob Emerson,
Secssh candidate for Sheriff Of Holt Coun.
ty. Mo-. had his distinctive conjunction
kicked. on election day. by . Union mar
whom be had given some "slack." Kick.
ing the hind quarters Of Secesi. ought to
have besn 'playstl out" long ago, and
something more ''feslinR" resorted to.
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Important from Paris.

Augmentation Of the Mexican EXpedi.
tion-A Matter Of Grave Interest to
America.
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HoLr CounTY ELEcrox.-The follow.
ing is the vote Of Holt County. Mo-. on
thu 4th:
Cougrsss-B. F. Loan. 459; J. P.
Bruce, ITO: H. D. Branch. g..
State Senator-Wm. Hsrrsn. 4S0; DR..
Talbot. l04.
Represeutative-A. G. Hollister. 286 :
R. D. MARYLAND, 225: Daniel Zook, 81.
SheriG-Wm. Kaucher. 449: Robert
Emerson. 10l.
Treasurer-Daniel David, 284; George
P. Luckhardt. 279.
County Court Justices-R. h. Russell.
456; Isaac H. Iddings, 422; H. L. Will
liams. SIG: Andrew Myer, .27s; G. P.
Cation. Sc.
The Union majority in the County is
about $50. MARYLAND talks of contsstipg
the seat Of Hollistsr for Reprspresentstive.
he has trumped up various grounds for
the contest. However. he says tho sol.
dier vote will elect him. But in several
regiments already returned. be gets not .
vote. and the prospect in other regiments
is poor. Two of bis reasons for coutes-
ting are 1st. . number of secesh votes
were rejected. al of which would have
gone for him; I'd, Hollister 6led his oath
of allegiance in the County Clerks Office.
instead of in tho Office of the Secretary
Of State. ss required by the act Of the
Conyention.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-06

John r. Carter,
vs.,
Charles W. Stewart,
Catherine Stewart,
John Canterbury,
Jane Canterbury,
Egbert NJ. Lee,
Thomas Harbine, and

PY virtue Of an order of sale, to M. di,.-
- ed. as Sheriff of Doniphan County, I'm.
the Clerk of the District Court OF said co,D,,
| will offer for sale, at public auction, 10 Il.
highest and best bidder, in front of the Cout
House door. in the city of Troy, Douiphn
County. Kansas, on the 18th day Of Decemb,
A. d. 1852, between the hours Of s O'CLOCK 4
N. and O'Clock p. NJ. of said day, the fOIbr.
ing described real estate, to wit: The ses, b,f
of the south east quarter and the east hall o,
the south west quarter Of section No. tuen,5.
one, (2l) in township three, (3) of range ,.,r.
ty-one (2l) east of the sixth principal mehd
an, With the appurtenances thereunio belong
ing. situated in said County.
Sheriff. Office, November s, A. D. ls62
w. d. BEELER,
Sheriff of Doniphan County, Kanss,.
November 6, l662-5w. Prsfte,s
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l ~ By the Leavsnworth papsn. We
notice that man named Rylsnd Jones
keeps military clothing for sale.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-06

y ~ We notice that our friend Hixou
is now telegraph operator and United
States Express Agent. at Lexington. No.
We hope hs will make it pay. and that
the rebels may not run afoul of him again.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-06
Qsaa tril. ~ f,--s
KAneAs CRY. Nov l.

A 6sht took place yesterday bstwsss .
portion Of Col. Catherwood's command.
9th cavalry II. s. NJ. sud Quantril.-
Qusntril burned train oftwslvs wagons.
killing mise men and ticking twenty five
prisoners. Csshsrwood pursusd him and
came up With him Bear Rose Hill. defeated
bin in . pitched battle. and is nov in
pursuit.
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Sheriff. Sole.
Sheriff.
James P. Benson
W.
Blackiston H Rector,
Adam Brsnusr,
Jacob Huffman,
Austin R. Forman,
Joseph d. Bean,
Order Of Sale.
yneeph D. Beanchamn-

n
NOTICE is hereby given. that ! sill ns oss
~ for sale, at public auction, at the C9.,
House door. in the city Of Troy. Donlps..
County, Kansas, on the first day Of DecenUI
A. D. 1862. between the hours of nine o er \.
A. M. and four o'clock P. M. Of said da!' n.
foIlosing described tract of land, TO .it; -
north. vest quarter Of section twenty mine.
township -four, ~ range twenty, (2ol n1aI
IN Doniphan County, Kansas; Offered i'f I'm =.
6y WHINE Of IN order Of sale issued irom ~
District Court Of the Second Judicial p'S S,.,.
sitting .ithin and for the County a'd - -
Aforesaid, for the trial Of causes arising u1 ~.
the laws Of aid State, wherein Jsmss r. "a "A
coo e plaioti6. and Blsckiston b. Rees0 sr
- Brennsr. yasob Huffman. Austin \; In .s
man, Jossph D. Bean, and Joseph y. ,a
champ, are defendants. 70 satisfy judg~e''
eoe6 Of ssid action. .o..
Given under ny hand. this 3oth day Oh 9, w
Dr. A. d leo2. as W. D. BEELbE
~, Saesi6 a Doniphan County, ksnsS
a p e. G. CaAss, Deputy Sos@ Ss,s@
October q, l6e2-sv. Prs fee, Sio'
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TO TAX PAYERS.

We have large amount Of Doniphan and
Brown ouuty Warrants, which We will dispose
Of ss the current market price. Persons having
Taxes to pay in the above Counties, will save
money BY using the Warrants.
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l11a ~ - q =.
/ .'s'hf su11Ilul>sI ~ <porlk 4
@s's''o>s, Hese<. r1u, ev11Is'
.'Fls't Tie ppitill \ 6rIfIs,
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7 ssssss', = ~ alSllty \ sslsIl
IN seessd losllsn bver11nI
fs' dslsils y Asy Nm q nlsss1iIss
F'r1 y 1hsps. wherp ~ svs1,
- lsms's ~ mInsr, " / 1|s
~ 'hqzsrvlup u The t,onfsdr1
aud - enrolled pseba,q fsv
d"'ys sad to act a. oversser.
Tue preamble and rssoIu1lDss a
hsM of retaliation W. sasplsx.
Ffdsrai tsnfissssjlsn - s.r
M a..
/. The Memrhls lIul|ltin of n. l.,
nat contains reports from eopre !. |
P'"ian' cf The N, y. Trib5nc, wAIcA |
"a'e Yen. Willis attacked and can. |
'afea w companies y their out.
po'sas haaasses Junction. siexine
qlne pleoes Of ctnnon, and after.
waida drove Col. sea,nmon with tho
ll'a and i2th Ohio, across huIl ~
rlase' Amer further lighting Scam
mon retreated towards Alexandria.
on taking pQbcssion or tho juno.
lion the Confederates captured seven
falns loaded With provisions, ammu. :
I'ien' /. etc, and ten locomotives, nll :
! which they destroyed. OF The a :
'aLees ~ hrst attacked only 8 escaped. :
Thc yankees say their loss is i'm. :.
'usa IN stores, md large in billed, !
ounlcl Ud missing. -
4 - ~ that GenesAl Mcclellan !"
= sepepsed the coaeepd \ the ar. !
< n Virginia. a'
Fasitises from Fairfax repor. tho !:
oo fs'rnclicn = government -, y
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