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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-05-23

RELIGIOUS PoLi1Ico MoRz
OF lRRkrgEssiElE CGNFLICE X snsdei able
excitement Las existed II the Methodist
Eu.copal Church at Wehona, in this cCGn-
ty. ns We are adyi.ed. for some time, on
account OF political differences. Rev, Nj.
Smithson the pastor. was hno"p 10 be
democrat. and though he never alluded 10
noI;tical matters in the pul pit or in any o.
III. ,astmial services, he was objected to
and opposed Icy the abolition members.
Nothing would satisfy them, 1t seemsy bat
the preaching of abolitionism ana de.
nourcing democrats and 'copperheads.
lie could not tie allowed TO hold his own
political opinions. iiee!y giving them the
same lght. and meet together ON the holy
Sabbath as brethren of equal claims to
mercy and grace. and with one accord to
srpllicate the divine favor. No, there
Was .oo much of that same Old spirit. We
fear, that led one day To say l thank
thee that | ani rot as other neu, or even
as this corperhead.
But within few 5ays the thing has
gone to seed Mr.. Smithsol has resigned
the pas torate in compliance with the pres
sure. having first gIren letters to demo-
cratic members
We are tald subscription has been
raised to support him. and he is to preach
in another house in the town.
While we ,nrst deeply regret the exist
cuce OF "a party, slirit that makes tnch a
course.n ecsssary. I've have no TRbt TO CEN
.sure them for this step Consistency ano,
tirmne.s we admire. PERHAPS the conflict
is to 30 o Again 81" say, stand nrhi,
Ds,,ocr,,s have as good right TO pray
and share the blessings -of grace as any
beings on this green earth-AGco" 1"fell'~
csaccr.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-05-23
Important about the S3oO Exemption
Clause Ia tEe CoI.CSip.ion LAW.

The TUaae Of saturday Publishes the
fo.iuw ns, purpor'ins ~ De u speci.l dis
patch from " a-.ilu- Ton
+" Tie SUI. CT O! the proper construction
10 je placed on tine l3iA section vi the
Couscription Law j. being considered q,
the War Dr,,a. tn.ebt. 1t has been repre-
scented to .he See c,arl, aud he Is under
stucd to believe Ihal # that section Is SO
construed a. o m,.lr that the Governrnent
must kf # any Cparrp, or payment + tire:
hml-,8 IoHa :, II! 4 pu'pu>r VI ihe law Will
be. III a glest n.r.t>-It- Jri-3t-i, and con-
scriptiois prove &c a large extent, q. least,
= water haui.
.."Srcrs,ar, Stanton is understood 10 hold
that ghe .ayY leaves il optional with aim
to receive the $500 or not That he is not
! a Fed..rai treasurer; that he gives no
/ bonds las no financial .tiicer under him
has 40 mean, OF enforced security for such
sum, OF IN ney when paid to his subordi-
mates and has no lime to go into the BIT
sin. - of hunting ui, sub>tituie>.
"SolI, itor VIII ins. ldw officer Of the
War Department, a. understood TO concur
In these views, and unless the President
objects it -..u1-, therefore, certain that.
the wl!oe clause giving exemptions or
Is,uB-nt 81 500 wIi! be practically l.nor+
e.. ani cons, > pts will he lett 10 hunt
. ~ their own substitutes at their own
pilce. if they don I want to 60 themselves.
/ lo>sIbiy II plan viii b, adopted OF call.
! ing out au equal unIber ot ,o.uni, els at
the time the dr. t. 10 uIdrird said vo.un-
terr~ To b,. accepted on'y IL substitutes for
! drafted men, ard I" receive therefor tie
! GoveruInrnt huuhty oi SIU,', and-t com
, scrIpts commute. of SSJu. On tLIs piaa,
! volunteers would be I,ri iniiit.d TO select
cDrisrripts whose places t.cy Mould take,
: 'i.ad il j. quite certain that few at them
world consent to 90 a> substitutes Tor
| coI,pel heads he advantage, therefore,
/ which It's advocates claim for this plan,
! would te il t,lcing peace inen 10 bear
: their share of the buIde.r Of war, as well
Us Republicans and War Democrats.
In any event, it Is Low believed the
! President will insist Oh the adoption OF
sauna. ,.l.r I.l ,.ii--i- il I'M NOT w
! turned into "a revenue measure instead OF
I a military one hy which man TO carry g
b.u,ket may in some way De produced for
every maze dawn from the box.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-05-23

= - -. = -
rEEvExrlvs or Hrpfopnos,i.-Ths Utica
HerdM gives the following preventive of
hydrophobia and while We do not advise
any of our readers 10 allow the mandabies
of any rabid animal 10 take hold upon
them, We publish the recipe for those "ho
may he SO unfortunate rs to be bite n by
any reckless specimens Of the canine
species. 1t is a. follows:
The bite should be constantly bath ed
with hartshorn, and three or four doses
diluted, taken inwardly during the day'
The hartshorn decomposes, chemically the
virus insinuated into the wound. and im>
mediately alters and destroys 'ss Iels'er+
iousness. Tho writer, who ressded IN
Brasil tor short time, first tried is for the
bite of q scorpion, and fourd shat it re-
moved the paiai and i'.ilnmatioa almost
imme diately. Subsequently be tris d 1t Tor
the bite of the rsttlesnake, with s4n aar
success. At his suggestion, an old friend
and physician tried it in case Of hydroPho-
bis. and always with succese.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-05-23

(;orxa f4sHisc- clergyman Of
country village desired his clerk to give
notice that there would be no service in
.he afternoon as he was going to officiate
for another clergyman. The clerk. rs
soon as the sermon was ended, rose up will
all due solemaity and called out "I am
desired TO give notice that there will be no
service this afternoon as Mr. L. is going a
fishing with another clergyman.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-05-23

The drlnkihg saloons of New Orleans
are closed each evening at Q o'clock. The
Era SAYS: -" The drinking public were IN
dilsmma but it was q dilemma S'''o"'
am horns"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-05-23

A letter from Red Bluff. says that iwos
men. with pan and rocker. took outs
$4,000 in gold IN one day at the new Cow
creek diggins
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HARRIS q NEW NYRi;.

5IIIe above market after having bveI -eaily enlarged
and thoroughly repaired, Is or-n aud ready Tor
the accommodation the public No -xrense has been
spsreG frItg=r and fixtures lke II place wor
t.y -y both pleasant as hope 1t VIII be
profit able visit We propose t. keen "n hand and TO
serve to style Of superior ueansss a.
kinds OF meats, sHcf as
Bret in steaks roAsts dried, sOraed- &c., Mutton,
I,r. HS.ns Shoaiiers Pors, fresh and salt, Yankee
Sausages, &c,
Alss ali kinds oi game ia its season
Ft.Sn Trout aud White fish !ToIa Ih- Lakes.
short; eY-rythia: apP-rt.inisg 20 we'll regulated
City Market.
sal, Of all kinds fresh vegetables applied from it"e
best Garden in the vicinity of the City.
- U~.r ,nnIJe d.liGered ~ GnV IfEf Of th- Cttg
Nov 2s 1852. HARRIS NE"AiEE
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i. II. nEaHARIA.

[sdcher Of Tocdi Ind Iaktrnn,>psdf RSsic, and the
q -nsan Langaa1e.
,Omee In Post Once Block, opposite the Free Trader
Printing Once.
DESIiARD's QCADRILLE BAND is ready to furnish
superior Music for Balls Parties, Conc on rea
sonAbe terms. good caller is connected with the
yand.
&ppiy 1t Denhard's ONCE, opposite the Free Trader
Ace his residence, opposite the Madison Street
fbool hp1tet 1tvEe the Meat Market. tec72
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AT STRAWN & POWELLS
Sash, Door, and Blind DEPOT

On La Sale street, opposite Van Doren d; OS
torn $ ,Ntvre,
WILL be found all kinds aud colors Of Paints, Pa
w tent Driers, raw and .oil-i oil and Turpenine.
Also general y OF Glass, Sash, glazed and
pnglazed, Doors, Blinds. ! Nails--C-eap Tor cash
SIS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-05-23
Lumber Yard, Planning Mill,
Sash, Door and Blind Factory.

NIE have moved Lumber Yard to Planning
w Mill, the Illinois River Bridge, and pre-
pared furnish former customers and all others
with all kinds Of Lumber, Lath, and Shingles Also,
constantly hand a goad assortment of DIRT SEA-
S0NED FINISHING LUMBER.
Having in connection with Der Lumber a Sssh, Door
and Blind Factory, and a Glass Nail, Paint, and Oil
Dep enabled to furnish each an" article
that Builders want saving yOu the trouble of go
ing number Of different place to make out your BILL
We also invite attention to SHINGLE MILL,
which is ready for operation. and fur nish
Sawed Shingles by wholesale or retail.
Our terms cash. and sell low the lowest.
Please call and exama ne for yourselves.
Office on La Sale St, opposite Van Doren 0sborn's
Store. ldec 22i STRAWN L POWELL.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
1862 LUMBER, 1862
Lumber.

"HE subscribers, having purchased the stock of
\ lumber and leased the yard formerly occupied by
john Hossaek on MAIN STREET, now prepared to
to furnish all kinds of lumber, aths, shingles sash,
doors, &C. Also good assortm. NJ Of Saginaw boards
and dry fni hing lumber, constantly on hand. The
public and builders are particularly requested TO
anime stock before purchasing elsewhere.
J.&J. W. CALKINS.
Ottawa, May ls6Z l4o-tf.
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Ma n: NN-
M IL VA
Millinery and Dress Making
EGIA3llSENlEN


fGs leave u form. the Ladies of Ottawa and sur
ID rounding country ;ha; she has just open-G Mil
l'nrrs and D-e-s Making Establishment in the ro"Fn
farInrrly Gcs3pI.i by NJ. Sanford ice .u
= establishments
on Cog"a-a Us S ret, opposite the Po,. 0Hce E,eck.
Her sloca OF MILLINERY GOODS is full and
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-05-23
ENTIRELY NEW.

Ard embrace al the and most desirable styles
Hats ByIu-ts ribbons. Flower. &c, re, for Spring
and sunni
Having large experience in DRESS MAKING snd
emp LOVING LUt te hes hands she IS Gel Hfi-ut or
being able z5vs IL, fullest sa isfsctor in that de-
par;rzsUt cES- Hi.ces anywhere tin, side
the lakes. ,apio3i.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-05-23
Foot ana >Isoe Sl,sp.

E-OOI 0uG STsDf StIDP.
AM prepared te Irsnafsv: sv:.ire to order Gents
"a ] Morocco. Cali and Kip Boots. Also, Ladies'
" Kid. Cost. Csif. art 1nG.essed Morocco Bootces
c alters and Bnskins. -.
He-I ,;arers and Bootees made Ia gco: style OF good
q ock.
Shop between Stone Eei.' Biocx and Ottawa House.
ottaws. Illinois.
Repairing neatly done ali week warranted.
feb27 D. TUCKER.
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SURGERY FOR DISEASES DzA
"a : o' rHs 90
3 1EYE AND T. u %
III SurrH CLARK STREET CHICAGO
DIR J = WALKER.
v,,r n, ! r 4 WALTER w,LKEa, Rochester, " f-,)
a,IITE ST AND AUEISr. from the RoSgi Opi'thain'c
Hospi al London, has during th- last twelve years
.tyen Il, undivided attention TO this important seecia
i. ,rsp7r.si . t-rf,r~n opcrat'an con-
80, Win nPHTHAMIC AND ACHAL SURGERY :.
.uch , Cataract, Artificial Pupil, Cross Eye. isrsai
-, clo,u-- Of the Tear Dgct Polypus EScis'on
~ ,hr TansiIs etc. C.IAREH and certain us
..sx. vr rHs THKp.T. which frequently cause pEaF
xESS Am NOISES IN THE DEAD, will also receive
specf; attention
Ira aination an. opiuionrres OF Charge.
2. o. Boz. 2Sz!-
D. WALKER may ne consulted AZ the Geiger House,
o,t.va on the First Saturday liz each month, from
-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-05-23
DIR. GEO. C.. LEWIS,

DIR. GEO. G.. LEWIS,
Surgeon and Mechanical Denfst
Pail -r Par, 81, Permanent and Temporary se.s "
Teeth made iu Husr APrRoskD STYLE and VARIANT
Cd ..-,
All other Dental Operations performed sa':s
Ytb-r administered for extracting teeth WitLeo' pa"
aad without danger 10 the patient
orrIcE- Over prtaus isrck ore, opposite the Man
sion House Main ST. Ottawa, IL. jan -lo--i'i'
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3 Es. 4 y . e I; .

0(tAe Faculty Of " eiciu> er erIy GIN
G7.rcfef the Ho-oi,'!, ef Ptris-s.r0,on Hctor
,FIas Efs.e-r ir1av tLr F,-i,n>o'I<n6! 'f Ny'ior
en-. NJ frFeros- q, t.- fFeHca, T2r Tie th0!Fr"
Eptfs,i.ic ~ Is -. ssc-. erc-
All these doc5n.H-s, aad vs', oiEe o. LIE highest
al ia rTtlILJ.7 IL J!c - ~
Tr.atnrn: sud e..s.l.t.t-r medicine and surgery
Az kinds Of operators = l.!UfN performed
Os.- in gr.s-iirs Block la : .ii- street
o~gc. HUyEs-Froia 20 A 10 > n lnoT.'-l3
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s1GIsgrfs. (

UDLEAsE .-ernSer that the sIssrrtSer is receiving
II all his leather direct fts,n Prnnsvivania and is
seIng IRynes-. Saddle. colIrrs- Aafers. every
shiny in his lire low any shop Il the
vest.
ALI WORK WacRt yTED.
shop at the l2o y-ar) old Stand southeast corner
Z Main and Columbus screets. aug5i J. g. STONE.
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L. T.. CLOS>DS,
Nr. ". E::N DIE

,r. ". Z.:NDEIs.
Homeopathic PhsSicitr-Ott.i'fd' h'!hoi''
rr.,, hi, ryicc. TO friends Of the Ho'deoa' - &c
q ster, a, .yit.sz all branches OF has pE'
,r,i.,:isr attention vF-n 20 Le tr=aLIacs-1 u '"''l
Q d cadrcE- - .h-z-1,
SEC in Frxenan's BIc1tc, Ia sE> -t-"7' 'sSi0-iD
- STs.f.~. siomIorAt.-t>i.
III lin. urs.ti.ei for eighteen NrIs sN u
- ibLsye S..n exclusively t-vstrd 70 iiohid"P'''s'
,r.rs bI- Il;- fft=Hds O. the STEM ia
n, , i, all the b. aches of Ills profession fnr'c"
a, attention gv-a tie trec'tnent o. women "
= ,5r-n .ry oijr- ~ NattiE-rr', Dioc-- it'-f
HENRY VI. GGDFIsss. I'D,
~ ..,i.,e Of noyal Cliege ef Surgeons, Rdt1i'T2S
xyin. had charge 9f a Hospital IA Enr"rr IoI
All wears. and 4 practice Of ten years NJ I'm. ~
Yx. ,ooned-ar % giving atistlcaeE 70 those VINO '"'
his professional a'iEIce s- p-.;
Zee. north sie Of the t0tTE s."fse HH''ie-
a.U On Superior east % National ht.,L..- go
prx ssatsD * Wei ik II h
flaws. ,s,nci.t.J together i"r me 'c'ce
.tbxir profc.s!ou respectfully tender 'l4elI SCI
a.. .i,izsu, OF Ottawa and vicinity -,
B-slI T-r<or. indebted TO either 81 INC uh-ei
.,,ed ar. requested can Immediately anu ai'1Hse
thr su.c.
,fs-- over Hslbe-t's Shoe Store Ia !.l.e c.
-s L VI McaRfHUR, N D.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-10-22
aPoor shoat..

- OOE SnVaB
Fl. B. Branch. of St. Joseph. who usu-
ally sticks "Col." to his name, and who
at present occnpies the position Of Super
intendent Of Indisn Affsirs for this Dis
trict, is a fair specimen of the political
shysters who seem to hold the fattest pls-
ces in the gift of the President. He Was
formerly q standing candidate for Con.
gress in the st. Joseph District, as sn
Independent. sn Emancipationis., Rad
ical, or something else little different
from the prevailing sentiment Of the Dis
trict. He made q terrible blow at the
beginning of the canvass; but ss election
approached, he invariably sold out bis
handful of followers, aud gave in bis sd-
hssion to the regular mocrstic candi-
date-wherein the purchaser was wofully
sold, for Branch could never muster
enough followers to be worth buying.
Last year he ran as Radical. against
Loan, and received so few votes that the
Judges of election were ashamed to count
them. He belongs to Frank Blair, and
holds his Office through the distinguished
favor of the Blsir family, and Of course
it was necessary to oppose everything
thst did not rebound to the glory and
benefit of the Blairs. This Radical Of
one year ago, has followed the Blairs in
to the slough Of Copperhsadism, and is
now blatant advocate Of the policy Of
arming rebels, to kill of the Radicals
whose leader he so lately sought to be.
Branch made speech ct Oregon, on
Monday. for the benefit of the "erring
brethren" AS an argument in favor OF
arming rebels, he asserted that the people
of Kansas were organizing to invade
Missouri, and destroy or steal the prop
erty of her citizens. and this new Gamble
measure was necessary for self protection
At this junc.ure, several Kansas men in
the crowd arose and pronounced him .
liar and a slanderer. and the cry WAS
raised throughout the crowd, "Clsan
him out I" But no violence was offered
him, and after hemming and having
through a few commonplace remarks.
without again alluding to the invasion of
Missouri BY Ksnssns. Frank Blair's pod
anger ceased boring, and made his pres
ence scarce.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-10-22
Gen. Thomas. the Hero Of Chic.
ANN uR8.

The Chicago Journsl's Chattanooga
correspondent thus describes Gen. Geo.
Henry Thomas. Of Rosecrsns' army:
II do not assert that he saved the
army Of the Cumberland, but I believe
he did, believe. too. that the salvation
was not lacky blundsr, but the result
as much Of brains As Of guns; that it was
a disposition OF force. to defeat the re-
bells designs-why not say the rebels
self struck out with a rspidity so
wonderful and yet with . wisdom so
mastery. that month Of mstbema atics
would not have materially modified the
adjustment. 1t was a shoks Of Whist.
for want of better name, we must call
genius. Not one Of those men that draws
his sword every time he bids you good
morning, General Thomas is. perhaps.
the most modest He combines the en-
ergy, resolution. tenscity and bravery Of
the soldier with the simple manners and
transparent frsnkness of q child. One
Of those natures that danger tones mp and
d difficulty strengthens, his mind never
sets so clearly and vigorously as when
set off with the percussion lock of .
startling, and. to most men. an appalling
emergency. He can handle a corps and
make a hammer or On anvil of it, st
will. and he is about the only man, 1
rather think, in the Cumberland noun
tains that does no, believe, if duty called.
he could hsudle the Cumberland army.
"Do you know how he looks Well.
if you will just think what m amer Of
man he must be that shonld be hswn oct
of large sqnare block of the bes.-tsm-
pered material that men are made OF, not
crimped anywhers-squars face. sqnsre
shoulders, square step; blue eyes with
depth in them. Withdrawn beneath q
rough. penthouse of q brow. fsstu,ss
with legible writing on them. and the
whole giving the idea Of massive solidi,y
Of the right kind of man 'to tie" to. and
You will have little preparation for see
fng him IS hs is."
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-10-22

The Departments Of the Cumberland,
the Ohio, and Tennessee. have been con-
solidstsd. and Gen. Grant appointed to
the command. Rosecrans has besn re-
moved, and it is rumorsd that some Sc
rious charges have hssn preferred against
him.
Gen. Burrsids has driven the rebels
frsm East Tennessee, and is moving to-
ward Lynchburg. cutting of the princi-
pal line of supplies for Bragg's army.
Gen. Lee, after following Meade up to
the vicinity Of Washington. was sudden
ly ordered back TO protect Lynchburs
from Burnside, when Meade turned and
pursued him. 1t is said that the Presi-
dent ordered Meade to 6ght Lee at once;
and If successful, he should have oil the
glory; but if defeated. he would. as Gem.
msnder-in- Chief Of the army. take all the
blame upon himself. Meade, however.
hss failed to bring Lee to a stand, and
the latter. with his army. is across the
Rsppahannock. and pro badly within the
eutrenchments OF Fredsricksburg.
Gen. Banks has landed heavy force
at Point Isabel, at the mouth Of the Rio
.Grande. in Texas, and will soon reclaim
that State, and pct a stop 10 the contra
band trade between the rebels and foreign
countries.
Gen. Sherman, with his division, IL
marching through Tennessee, to reinforce
the army at Chattanooga. There is
nothing doing at the latter place. in the
way Of Sighting.
Matters remsin comparatively quiet at
Charleston. with the exception of COCA
sional csnnonxding.
It is reported that Price. with 10000
men, is marching upon Little Rock. and
will then proosed to Missouri. As bis
men are already we'll armed, Gov. Gam
BILE can put them to work Immediately.
at little or no expense.
The report that Meade was to be So
perssdsd by Gen. ssdgwict. and Admi.
r.l Dslghrsn BY Capt. Turner, are un-
founded.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-10-22

SUCCESS UPox MEnIr.-If there is an
instance upon the records of our country
where an article Of American manufacture
has made its way to universal favor sole.
" upon its own merits and without ex.
traneous aid, it is that of the Chemical
Saleratus. 1t has only to be sold in one
place, and 1t is demanded in another
and so it has gone on increasing in favor,
until the products Of the extensive Chem.
ical Works of D. B. DeLsnd & Co., at
Fa;rport. Monroe County, N. Y, are now
immense.
This article is made only at these
work., BY process known only to the
propriesors, and is better for all purposes
than soda. Try it. For sale by all
Wholesale Grocers in Chicago.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-10-22

The following 10 from the St. Joseph
Tribune, and shows how Union soldiers
are treated by the rebels in that town.
ITO this complexion has il come at
last"
BRurAL.-Saiurdsy evening, Is Capt.
Samuel Briefly. who resides a short dis
tance in the country. was passing along
our streets. he came across some three or
four soldiers who were numerically
beating . soldier from . Kansas rsgi-
mens. This Csptain being . brave and
fair msn, expostnlatsd with tbs soldiers
They then tarnsd their attention to the
Captain. and beat him in = shameful
manner with their revolvers, cutting bis
head in most terrible manner and bruis-
ing one Of his hands 30 that more than
likely il will hereafter be useless. The
officer Of the guard coming along, he ar
rested Capt. B. and marched him of to
the guard house. where he was obliged to
remain all night. In the morning be
was. as We have learned. taken to j,il.
The jailor taking pity on him. gave him
hUcfty uutt uo VOutu ubSo MS "Ouuus
dressed and get something to eat. When
he came to take his hat of. it was found
that the blood had clotted and fastened
it to his head. 90 that it had to be cut
of No charges were preferred against
him. (except perhaps. his being an IN.
conditional Union man, Friends inter-
csded for him Sunday morning. bat not
until evening was he discharged. He
wss taken to the Western Hotel and yes
terday taken to his home in the country.
His recovery is considered doubtful
None Of the soldiers engaged in the hel-
lish and brutal affair have been arrested.
They belong. we understand. to that
class of patriotswho think Union man
has no rights which they as rebels need
respect. and who they are faught BY some
of their superiors to despiss. The arrest
and incarceration of Capt. B. has been
one Of the most cruel attempts at Justice
over perpetrated in our city. and tells
volumes Of hate for Union men BY some
in this locality. Qusntrell and his band
have lost the monopoly Of their legisi-
mate trade.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-10-22

The WITHDRAWAL OF MAsov.-Ths
two journals formerly most rabid in de-
fense Of the South-the London Times
and the Manchester Guardian-quistly ,
sneer at Mason. whose withdrawal pro-
duces no other effect than an explosion Of
mirth. The Guardian of the 23i says :
According to an announcement made
yesterday. Mr., Mason. the Confsdersts
States Comm issioner. has broken off dip
lomatic relations with the English Gov
ernmeat and retired to Paris. It will
excite some natural amusement to hear OF
the rupture of . bond which certainly
never previously existed. Many mali
cious people will say that Mr.. Mason
would only have been too happy to have
some connection to break. The off,
cial relationship between himself and
the Secretary Of Foreign Affairs has been
all on one side. For the space Of year
and . half he has been sndsavoring to
open q conversation which Earl Russell.
adhsring to the rnle laid down BY him.
has been obliged to decline. He has
sought for personal interviews. and writ
ten both in private and public form. but
has slwsysg found the door Of the
foreign Office politely closed spsinst him,
or had his Communications replied u
with simple acknowledgement that they
had besn rsceivsd. It is. in fact. thi,
persistent refusal Of intercourse which has
st last broken down the patience Of the
Southern envoy or bis supsriors.