davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-19

UoRTCULTURAL.-The following were the
tries at the last meeting of the horticultural So
ciety;-
Edward Earle: Pears-Nameless. (Handsome
and goOdl
john vi. Earle Apples, ttrom Loring Coes)-
Somerset.
John c. Ripley Fears-Beurre Clairgeau, Bsurre
DAMON, Doyenne du Comce, Fulton, Dix, Flgue
d'Alencon, Nephyrin Gregoire, Dumas, NoGyeau
loieau, Iondanle de Noel.
Emory canister; Pears-Winter Nelis, Glout Nor
cesu, Josephine.
John Harrington tAiibuIyl; Grapes-Catawha.
dAugoueme, Swans Orange, Sieulle, Lawrence,
Beurre Clangcau, Nameless
The library will be open this afternoon at three
O'Clock. His excellency the governor having ap-
pointed the annual Thanksgiving upon the 26th
inst the library will not be open upon that day
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-19
CITY AND COUNTY.
War Meeting at Mechanics Hall.

We understand that arrangements are nearly per
icced for grand war meeJing at Mechanics Hail.
on Friday or Saturday evening OF this week, 1t
iseXpcced that Mayor Lincoln will preside aud adj
dresses will be made by some of our distinguished
citizens The object of the meeting is 10 encourage
eLlistmcnts under the last call, for which the pIes
dent has stated the obvious necessity, aud the state
has given the most liberal Inducements. The in-
purtance of the work, and the brief time allowed
for its accomplishment, commend this meeting to
the earnest attention of every public spirited
citizen.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-19

ST. James CIarAe'S Female PIIis.-This well
known medicine is no imposition, but and
remedy for female Difficulties and Distractions from
any cause whatever, ana although powerful remedy
they contain nofhing hu-fu to the constitution TO
married ladies it is peculiarly suited 1t WILL short
time, brG on the monthly period with esularity For
ull particulars see advertisement
N B-Sl and postage sta ups enclosed to any au-
thorized agent will ensure bottle containing over 50
pills by return mail sold by all druggists. d2m oi9
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-08-27

= CoPrERHeAD Row At A CAMP MEET
iso.-A .Camp-meeting was held near
Falls City. Nsbrasks. last week. a,
which gang Of rebels attended. (by the
way. there are plenty Of them in that
County, for the avowed purpose Of
cleaning out" the Union portion oI
the crowd. especially those who had
been members Of Psnick's regiment. -
The row was commenced, in which one
Of the Penick men was severely, but
probably not fatally, stabbed. sAnother
WAS attacked. but downsd his opponent.
and uss on the point Of finishing him.
when the fellow begged SO hard for his
life. that be was let Of; but he was no
sooner free. than be seized Q heavy cudgel.
and approaching his antagonist from be-
hind. dealt him . heavy blow, telling
him to the ground. and inaicting an ugly
wound. By this time. the contest began
to wax serious for the Copperbeads. and
they beat hasty retreat. At last &C.
counts they were aesi.g for their lives.
We think, before any more Union men
from this region determine to enlist to
6ght rebels abroad, they had better make
clean sweep Of rebels near home.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-08-27

every case. This list is al whit. -.
A few negroes were killed, but n. "sa,
not get their names did
CIrIzzSs.-John Fromlsy, sy,JCr.
Of the Stats Journal, Gen. G. " nnk. k.
more and Son. james Eldridse. J.u Jol'.
Perrine. Joeeph Eldridgs, Josenb @ Ians' I
DR.. Griswold. druggist. WIN. W;l;H'. hoH'.
son. Deputy Marshal. s. NJ. Thor, ,aU' S.'l
Senator: Judge Lewis Carpsu,elr' J,,'s .Ias'
Spesr, Jr.. Of Kansas Tribuns. Nom vSnn
Stoae. City Hotel. : Brant. .Wa n'a
Ed. Murphy. = Twitch, book we; Mss,
at Journal office. E. P. Fitch bool0 Under
Chas. Palmer. Of the journal 1e'ier. Tr.
Fillmore. james O'Neill. John bsaIls Is
d. G. Allison. firm of Duncan a Anse'
J.Z. Evsus. Levi Gates. Georos sOu' RS
Samuel Jones. George Coates. John d
Gill. Ralph E. Dix. Stephen Dir. q g., D.
George w. Bell. County Clerk JoS, ,P,' p
Cornell. A. Kridmillsr. Gen. AIb,a.tU,
8. Duslin.ki. Robert Martin, OH. ru.' i''as'
ley. John w. Lawrie. William Lug
james Roach. Michael Meekev. J".;.
Wise and infant. Joseph Bre,chslh.oua1" Ou"
August Ellis. Dennis Murphy, John x
Zimmerman. Carl Enzler, Geo R.,a. a.
Samuel Range. Jacob Pollock F'ss
Klaus. Fred. Kimball. Dwight Co,.m.o a'
Earle. Daniel Mcclellan. Rev g
Snyder. Samuel Reynolds. George Ca.
rard. A. w. Grisvold. Pat Kesis
REcKUIrs OF THE FoURrEEyrH-Cb..
Allen. Jsmea Wilson. Charles Ripp, A
j. Woods. Charles Anderson. " D
Griswold. A: T. Cooper. Asburv M,,tI.
David Markle. Lewis Markle, A,ro.
Halderman, Addison Waugh.
WoUSDED.-H. w. Baker. Ds,,;,
Berymsn. g. H. Sargent, (mortsl, !
G. Smith. II. Hays.
The entire draft enrolment and pn~,
of the Provost Marshal were destro,.a
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-08-27
Mayors Proclamation.

Mayors Proclamation.
(The following Proclamation was i.
sued BY Mayor Anthony at 2 o'loek yes
serdsy afternoon.
MAYoR's OFrrCE. LESvEswoRrH.I
Kansas, Aug. q. 1868
From all information received from the
interior of Kansas, the citizens Of Leaven-
worth may feel assured that they neei
apprehena no tronble here now.
Every able-bodied citizen. however, is
requested to provide himself with the bes,
arms he can. and hold himself in rsadi-
ness TO report to me Mt once for the pnr-
pose Of aiding our friends in any part d
the State a . moments notice.
The know nothing, do> nothing psfi.y
of the General commanding this District.
who has shown his utter iDcspacity. with
FIVE Thousand soldiers under bis com.
mand. in allowing few hundred gusnL
las to get fifty miles into the interior Of
our State and burn Lawrence, aes,ro.-
ing two millions Of psoperty. is ample
proof that We must depend upon oar
selves fer the dsfenes Of or city sns
State.
The military organizations ss request.
ed to meet at their quarters this evening"
at eight O'Clock.
d. r. ANTHONY, Mayor.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-08-27

RE- If every curse that has been be.
slowed upon Ewing in Kansas. since
Friday last, were q dollar. there would
be sufficient to rebuild Lawrence more
substantially than ever. and to make
every man in the State rich. Had We q
dollar for every ono Of such curses that
We have heard. we would quit work.
right of. There would then be no need
of "men in Kansas stealing themselves
rich in the name Of liberty :" the esprit
Of liberty I revere" would never be out.
ragged and every one would have leisure
to cultivate his 6raiss.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-08-27

w The pursuit Of Quantrell's gane
still continues. although they have divi'
ded into small squads. At latest &C.
counts, about 80 of them had been killed;
over 300 Of their horses taken; and mos
of the goods and money stolen at Law
renee. recovered. Every house in which
Lawrence goods are found, is immediate.
ly burned. The residents Of the border
Counties of Missouri are al fleeing from
the wrath of the Kansas avengers.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-08-27
Ewrse.-Tss Juse.ios City Union

Ewlse:-Ths Jusctios City Union
ssys:
The Leaveoworth Times hes Of late
been but . reprint Of the Oskslooss In
dependent. They excsl in msn-worsbip-
ping anything that has yet been observed
on the parf Of the Ksusas press. We
like Ewing we'll snough-but can't zee
bis vigor in putting down bushwbaeking
and therefore dislike to go him bolster
ed up with two OF thrss columns every
day. Wait sill b. hangs twenty i've or
thirty villsins bslbss besloSb Sbsripg him 20
excessively. s SEQ .R %
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-08-27

FROM CHARLEsToN-At latest dates
the bombardment of Charleston was pro-
crossing vigorously. Fort Sumter ha.
been battered down. and is now q mass
Of ruins. The grand land and naval at.
tack on Forts Wagner and Gregg was te
take place on the 25th. Gilmore had
ordered Beaursgard to surrender. or ht
would shell the city. No attention wa,
paid to the demand. and at the expiration
Of the time allowed, shells loaded with
Greek fire were sent into the city from
heavy Parrott guns FIVE miles distant
This brought Beauregard 10 his senses.
and be sent note to Gilmore, expstia'
ting upon humanity. the rules Of war
civilized nations. and all that sort of stuff
When the man who shot at few belea.
guered men who were endeavoring to gel
water to quench FIRE that threatened to
burn them up, and whose soldiers boiled
the flesh of Of the skulls and bones o
Federal soldiers, to make drinking cups
and ornaments of them, talks about hu.
manity and civilized warfare. it is q SURF
sign that he is in a tight place. The
English. French. and Spanish Consuls,
who were never known to protest against
any act Of barbarity committed by the
rebels, also sent remonstrance to Gil
more. who replied by renewing his de-
msnd to surrender; and after waiting {
reasonable length Of time, again let loose
his Greek FIRE. There is a general ske.
daddling from the city, and nothing bu'
the worst kind Of mismsnagement on th.
part of the Federal commanders can pre-.
vent the speedy fall Of Charleston.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-08-27

ATLANTIC MoNrHLY.-The September
number of this valuable periodical is be.
fore us. The contents are The Puritan
Minister; Thoreau's Flute; Mr.. Martins
Disappointment; Robert and Clara Schu.
mann The Freedmen at Port Royal
No and Yes; The Msther Safe; The
Tertiary Age, and its Characteristic An.
imsls; The New Sangreal; Thomas DE-
Quincy; Mrs. Lewis: Lyrics Of the
Street: Interesting Manuscripts Of Ed.
mund Bnrke; Harvard's Heroes Who
is Roebuck ? Reviews and Literary Mott.
css. Published by Ticknor & Fields.
Boston, at sS-a yesr. postage prepaid
by the publishers. We supply it to 1oul
subscribers ct $3.50 year.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-08-27
About Detectives.

We wonder if the loyal people Of this
upper country know what set Of drunk
ards and thieves have them at their mer-
cy. acting under the authority Of the
reigning powers in Missouri? We have
recently had . slight insight into some
of their doings. which was sufficient to
convince us Of the true character Of the
men who have been employed to put
down thieving. An individual claiming
to be detective. has been operating on
the other side of the river. sndesvoring
to extort money from ferrymen for the
privilege Of running their boats. for which
they have lawful charters, and stealing
horses from peaceable citizens and sold
iers' widows. He cited the proprietor Of
the ferry at this place to appear before the
chief detective st St. Joseph. for some
purpose not stated. The person went.
and after calling three times at the de-
tective's Office. and not seeing him. he at
length found him in doggery. drunk
He told his visitor that he had nothing
to transact with him, but that be should
go home and keep running his boat, as
usual In this detectives employ was
found man who, last Winter, was re-
fused license to sell whiskey in White
CLOUD. and was afterwards arrested and
taken away as a deserter This fellow
made terrible threats against citizens OF
White Cloud. whenever an opportunity
should offer. Another person, who has
for two years past been one of the moan
est and most unprincipled thieves in this
part Of the country, was found to be the
confidential crony and informant Of sno-
ther detective. who was bounding citi-
zens Of our County. upon information
given by this wretch. We have had
something to say about still another de-
tective, elsewhere in this issue. and it is
therefore unnecessary to add more. This
is the sort Of men who have the property,
the safety, and the liberties Of peaceable
citizens at their mercy. Under cover of
their authority as detectives. they may
commit all manner of outrages. If they
see proper to shoot down q citizen, they
may do it under pretence that they were
resisted in carrying ont their instructions.
If q citizen should shoot one of them, he
would be summarily dealt with by the
powers that be. for assaulting an officer
in the discharge of his duty. If this
thing is to continue much longer. We can
but exclaim "Good Lord, deliver us /"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-08-27

TME ExTENDED.-The time for 70.
cruiting the 14th Kansas Cavalry has
been extended thirty days. and Maj. Ds.
vid's recruiting headquarters will con.
tinue at White Cloud until the last oI
September. whore an opportunity will
be given to al who desire to enlist. The
formation Of another Company has al.
ready commenced.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-08-27

~ The St. Louis Republican copies
the Oskaloosa Independents "poiuted
reply" to an article Of ours concerning
Ewing. and adds over half . column ,oi
approving comments. This very cir.
eumstsnes is the best proof in the world
Of the trutbfulness Of assertion. which
called forth said ''pointed reply" This
st. Louis admirer Of Ewing was presch-
ing from The text Of his Kansas sdmirer.
upon the very morning that the people Of
Lawrence were being massacred BY tends
Who had collected under Ewing's very
noss. We wish the Independent much
Joy in its present companionship.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-08-27

1--WE Tom You So."-Two months
ago. when certain presses were Boosting
that man Of Srqias vas at the bead OF
the Kansas Department. We said We fear.
ed that. If his policy was continued long.
the settlers on the border would have no
brains. Little did We think this would
SO soon prove true. We would ten
Thousand times rather have il to say thst
we were mistaken. and that Ewing's poll
icy was the right ons. II the poor Law
renee victims could be restored to life.
But it cannot b.. For expressing our
want Of confidence in Ewing. (which We
can't help. } we have been sonndly taken to
task. The Leavsnworth Times howled
long and dismally the Oskaloosa Inde-
pendent yelred wickedly; the Olathe
Mirror growled sullenly /; and the Grass
hopper Falls JsfFerssnian gave an occs-
sional snap. But two or three days be-
fore the fatal Friday. the Times uttered
one of its chn acter;stic suarls. intimatins
that we had no right 70 end fault with
Ewing. because We were st . distance
from his base Of operations. To-day,
the Times is bowling for retaliation. and
advocating the vssypolicy which Ewing
Was exsrting his energies to suppress
The Olathe Mines shich was being run
from the pres ct The very moment when
Lawrence was in flames. contained two
columns Of fulaome laudstion Of Ewing.
and corresponding proportion Of abuse
of Blunt. The burden Of its song was.
that since Ewing assumed command. oil
was peace and quiet on the border. no
more raids were to be feared. and nc
more Kansas towns would b sactedl A
ruined town and almost two hundred mm.
dered citizens are sufficient answer to that
article. But the invaders robbed. ss well
ss murdered. They are therefore thieves,
and Ewing can pursue them without vi
olating his pet policy!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-08-27

iV~ Among those shot at Lawrence.
was Joseph F. Hampson, Of this County.
who was acting as Clerk in the enrolling
Office Of Capt. A. r. Banks. He was
defending himself with . revolver. bu,
upon being promised protection. to which
were added the entreaties Of his wife, be
gave up his revolver and money. when
the villains Immediately shot him. the
ball passing entirely through him. We
have not learned whether the wound has
proven fatal or not.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-08-27

GARvEY House., TopEKA.-We men.
toned. q few weeks ago, that i. 9. K.
Garrey. Esq. had taken the old Topeka
House. at the Capital. Mr.. G.. having
once been engaged in the newspaper bust
nees. knows what will pay. and therefore
advertises literally. See his advertise
ment; and when you go to Topeka, stop
at the "Garvey House"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-08-27

Truth Will SuccEEp.-This fact
needs no new proof. but it has one in
the success Of D. B. DeLand d Co.'S
Chemical Salsratss. Il has bsen intr O.
duced only . fsw years. and yet We see it
taking the place Of all other kinds in the
market. Would bogus article do THE ?
For Sale BY al Wholesale Groeen in
Chicago.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-08-27

= ~ It is said that Captain james g.
Hart, late Commando. in Chief of the
Department Of Holt. contemplates join
ing the Kansas 18th. as q private. I,
will require something desperate to re-
deem him.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-08-27

H A reward of ten dollars, and
all reasonable expenses incurred, will be
paid to any person arresting . deserter in
the district of Kansas. Nebraska and Co.
dorado, and delivering him ct the nearest
Provost Marshal's Office. -
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-08-27

~ Up TO latest dates. the following
has been ascertained % the result Of the
Lawrence massacre 1s2 houses burnt.
1S3 bodies buried, IS widows and 240
orphans made.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-08-27

z E Frank N. Tracy and Benjamin
Harding are announced. in this weeks
paper. as candidates before the Rspubli-
can County Convention. for Treasures
and Register Of Deeds. You who are
after Office. had better hurry up your
cakes.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-08-27

b ~ George Baskins has been appoin.
ted Captain Of the Militia Company in
Holt County. Had this been done sevs.
raj months ago. the company would moi
now be deserted BY most of it's best men
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-08-27
Gov. Carney's PrOclnmatio,
LEAvENwoRrH, Aug. q. 1861

V7N"VHrH' mug. Il. 1S6J
Col. @. R. JENNIsoS-Sir: The sts,
Of Kansas is invaded. To meet rSv "a.
yasion you are hereby authorized to mi,
al the effective men you can. I call %.
on al Loyal Kansans to aid you. Kan.
sas must Be protected at all hazards !
The people Of Leavenworth. and Of .,sry
County in the State. will rally to svenes
she lswless sscking Of Lawrence, and 10
punish the rebel invaders of the State
Your ob't Serv't.
-.a THos. CARNEY, Governor.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-08-27

E Gov. Carney has big heart. He
has subscribed 81 900 for the relief Of the
Lawrence sufferers. Stettauer & Bro.
give $500: Scott. Kerr & Co.. and
Clark. Gruber & Co.. give 5000 each
Mayor Anthony, A. G. Wilder, and 9th
ers, contribute 800 each.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-08-27

r. The steamer Live Oak has just
been robbed BY gusrrillas. somewhere in
the vicinity of Lexington. We believe
the name of the commander of that De.
psrtment is Ewing.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-08-27

@ Company B. l4th Kansas Cav
airy, has been organized at Fort Leaven.
worth, with IS men. The following Of
ficers was elected :, VIM. N. Bixby. Cap
tain; s. L. Jennings. 1st Lieutenant ;
james Berry, ID Lieutenant.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-08-27
The Kind Of Track We are Fight
ing.

ing.
The Lawrence massacre should teach
The hiadest Nortbera man the true char
acter u the foe we are fighting.
"Panizsn Rangers" are recognized -
Confe,lersss soldiers. and Qusn,rile him
self has cowmissioD in the rebel army.
The rebels thsm~elvss have never dis
claimed the acts Of gserriIlss-it tsk~
Northern Copperhead$ TO- make excuses
for them. The damnips deeds done q!
Lawrence on Friday Last arc sanctioned
BY the Jef. Davis government. They've"
rebels. aud not Abolitionists, who sho'
men down in the presence Of thea wives
and children. They were cowsrdfy reoe'
and assassins. who killed men whlh theF
lay asleep. They were rebels who bot
chered men and then threw their blsedlns
bodies into burning buildings. They
were rebels who pledged their word 70
save lives for money. received the ran
som, and killed the victims.
Every hour parts Of humss io'ns ="
bsins dragged out Of those snoo'd"'ns
ruins.
The number massacrsd now rssess
one hundred and City. Bones and sss.,
red remains arc found BY distrs's'o
mothers looking for faces they will ~ %
more on earth. Every hour siacs u
traitors left Lswrsnes. new proofs Oh w"
dsmonism have bssn brought 10 hse,
The language hss no word strong sn0.t
to paint the atocitiss committed ~ ~.
rebel soldiers. All for what! No enn'
Is charged upon thsss bops'ss ',es,ns. .s
They were loyal mon. For tsss 10"
were butchered and burned.
Remember il, Union msn !
Think Oft. .Copperhssds !-Co"'s'
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-08-27

e. The last Oskaloosa Independent
has one Of its beslavering puffs of Ewing.
and also rumor Of the destruction Of
Lawrsnce. which it doubts. II the editor
Of the Independent had tail, he would
wsg it Whenever Ewing snapped his
fingers.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-08-27

e. Gen. Pemberton is reported to be
dead. Ths Vieksburg Iebsl officers arc
rapidly dropping OF. Perhaps ths mules
they ate, are kicking their ''in' 'ards'' out.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-08-27

r Gen. Ewing arrived in the city
yesterday. Ho is stopping at the Plan
ers'.-Leapenporth Times. 20M.
Qnantrell and suite arrived in Law
renee ON the 2lst. They stopped all
over town. ~ tC
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-08-27

= ~ Our friend F. 8. Rostock. Of Or
egon. has placed ne under obligations for
. lot Of decidedly the lsrgest and finest
apples ws have sesn in this Western
country. EOS
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-08-27

E 1t is said that Gov. Carney hs,
rendered the Oolonelcy of the Kansas
18th. which is now being raised, to Jen.
nison. That is one indication Of the
feeling in Kansas. He will clean things
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-08-27

Tn Pussurr.-C. j. Lov:joy. Acp
tant Of ths 18th Ksnsas. isis our -
on Saturday hight. Afssn mils Gov. D..
Grand River and about thirty froe ~ s.
OH. From this plscs Lane rsesr'scS; c;.s =
Lswrcncs and Ewing to Ksnsss o"!
The rsst Of H. force eontisusd ID p
snit. Qsastrils's oso. however q. IA
to thsir. old bsunes. sFs secss1so
cannot b ds6ssssd sxsspe By shs dsc, ~,
tios Of I'll tbsir hiding plses. w
likely this will now b doss. -.
1 Altsr horses are stolen sess'ss
sonetimss locked up. Tbsfs "
fighting on Saturday. Oecss,osa - ~.
sIsrs were picked sp ssd snce ~.
found tbrss n oss bosss, sad kiI,eo ~.
Oss Of then said b was L'so'j
Blsdsos, from Msrmsduks's eoons n.
ssd brothsr Of Ospssis blsds's' -. 49,
we'll known rsbsl bsstssy. Or :os'
saw The rsbsls osIy ones % eafcfosy a.
Qusnirils wsue ost Of ~ Ssass ~.
saEs trail b eans II. sboot thrss
below Asbsy.-Lsssssso'sA c
&1Do.l rs-s sta -sts, ~ m
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-08-27

~ The rear Of the St. Jos. News
ofkcsis guarded BY two coons. But We
have it from good authority that they
/" won't bite. I"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-08-27

pHsuessossh Il evwy Fsdsrsl Co.,. q n.
whsi ! battls q iinsaiSsak. - W..s.
sgrsph 1ira bstwsss hiinssH - W.
ingtou Cisy. &
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-08-27

z r. Col. Woodson. the other day.
made raid on Pocshontas, Arkansas.
where he captured the notorious NJ. JEFF.
Thompson and staff JED. wss tetotally
played out" anyhow.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-08-27

r. At latest accounts. Gen. Blunt
had not been 6ghiing. q