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METROPOLITAN HALLi

ID A n + q q U 7 y ~
METROPOLITAN HA1Li
LEE xALrc2Y. Acting Manager.
os.NsB oFp1caRaaMs.
THIS (rUHsDAY) NIGHT,
LIE MAELcRY PIoNlEs
-WAR ILLusT - 9 q 3.
DEPARTURE or MILITARY
LOUISIANA SCAsNxgYi
VIEWS OF VIRGINIA sCRNEIYr
,r SSATg . Ts5A 1nxP AZ M an
New Tsass Of .he Great Southern Wls-
Recitation by accomplished
Disabled SOLDIER,
IN AID OF
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AZ J. :,
Rmorv the Inc igeut fsrnf'isa It so,0era
II THz FEELDi
SMITHS POPULAR BA1TALIoa BAADi
Sac bills Of tbs DAY - IL
FaT01N ca EUE.
IA sE'oND zrazm
u..p,s KISSES 81 o M a N
-'- PiaxIs7s,
~ oRaAsis7s,
Err SLOMAN,
Bufro grssG Es.
THIS (TuSeD.y) ET ENINa, April ?:h ,s63.
Ey- For s;:,: pst.ieu'ars. see bills CT tas dag.
- " A'0 80 TaIsD PzaFoEMAECa,
With ch.rss 0: programme.
5'r eomr.an:e IT 8 O'cotk.
IT. Admission OIL. ALT
OELaJs sAIL-.Aven by Prof 81 EsUE
- BIaGHafs. At hi1 Z sat .mv AcaEioH1Lo
HALL Esosd. between ssh snd 7.b streets. Oh
TUESDAY EvEEyalG. April II b, 1893.
EGEAGBks.
S;.srke ESQ. 81 4 King. E.q.
W q Freeman ED II Eatewcc:. ESQ,
J FL Haho1sy Esq, =: w HuHtoT. kaq
9 S,nlts EGG J z W:l2ias3u. Ed
CAP: 2 II Dsrnysniss. ysy,oI. A,a
W & Pa csi', Esq. J N Ike ka,
z S;nferd, Esq q fsiS ksq
= II Jocsa. Esq 4 Kina7y, E;q
= w. fhliss Y u.
Floor Aaaagers Pref ) s.. Msu- Bingham, O y
SMITH, Bsq,---,J T. WNkl ESQ
n A fSs band will hs ~ attendance.
Psi.s Of sGmistaucs, Qnc.aalns refresh
So IN gsnteIn. "a privileged - trir tro isdte..
il ceaer to eoa7re The rcsneotsC'i:y q tAs bsl
tho .ieksts viii bs placed In be v,ds o. fas shove
MH-agers 10 SELL others hav as 'iie p'iSi.eSs
to so.i. =.
Gse...iemsn purchasing tickets. and ~Ah:rs satt.
tat;cns for isaies, can p.ocasa thsm FROM ito <aa
sgets Po.il:yetY ladies' admitted .:iL srs skc ~
Ing tnsir invitation on "eni:is"
e. 20 tick "a sold 6: The aoo2.
Prof Bin. hsa be fci,..d n: his preAen. .eaG-
eray, E2o t5 Kain sreet, where tielsts ua S'so rs
< n. '' '-' ''''''' " ~ 'A1 - " ''''~
Az efficient guard will he Il Attendance
ESccss opsn al 81 e'cccx. ep7-6.s
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.wUHILD HKN's sHsas.-oEiLDaazs
ghV IS We bava bought ths only lot OF ihe
ADORE Shoes to be f,urd in tbs city, (Balrorsls.)
orsresa aaitsra, al tizss for rslssss and lsGes-
We haze . nice assortment Of Congress 9ai.sts
koroecos, and Da morals Gall, ladies', you want
something rice Al,o. lot O. very ruperior Hoop
kkirts. DkRBY, READ s Go. 18TH at,
sp 7-3;* Cppoaite Bsuk.
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U11K0s
AAAls es1a0es. q Ne eos1ee q ~ s.ssss
- EroaS evo9ue, q IN ~ - 1veA ~ -
MN UUaEM, eeel ~ yeifA
n f0Uoral ON tak1 plneo Men y 10 V 49,.
q 1.y 2,s = . ss1': =: r.:s,ss.Ss
a. - r.ald1ee.. f.0ssneoe. y n svotsylvanis
aon.tv. IN the aask ef March, HNEARD q
T~nnWSLL sf frsdsfi.ksbarg, We, tha ooe
Tas dss.sssd hes left devoted wife and two
sA;:srsr. hesj.ses numsroas relatives and friends. TO
MOURN kis suAssn espassuse, tuS tasy to:rcw not
al withcus hSrs. sor tina ios il hk ss~Fnas sa.:
JH y
gEgcxt-sl Presbs tsr,an -sla rsea.e ccpy.
In mp rear FEsder;eksbczE. o. paeumo..is, en-
,rss House. Va, In tie death OF ths young .aan
socassy has lost usesu. tusnber h;s ffssnds Low
Ina scn ana brothsr. AID hls oousty true patti 1t
and n.b.s soldier.
In this eis5, Ga Sunday morning., tbs ssa Iass ,
Nm HART. youcsss. son ef the late II and
yArs Dandridge. In the 1sta year OF his ego.
Obituary.
riss. In pstessbars. on Tharsdsy last, thu I'd
ins:. WILLIAM II DDEHaVANf, In tbs sob
year CT Els Ax,.
Tns sutises OF mis- netioe WA rssiiea: Of this
ely. asd member tf company ., iCh regimen:
VirEsula vo'Grtssrs. Having endured all ths fard
ships Of camp aud ia i0ue Of lcrg marching ffcIa
the Peninsula to Maryland II eres I. near Yetsfs.
burg, be was taken DOWN With tho smallpox and
he'd sca:csly recovered WHEN no WAS ee'yed WIZ
typhoid oEcr m oais. and soon carried to that
hsusns waenes no traveller rc'u1ns- Ee was
voted mossef and may fsIeadi - nonfa trsi-
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NV RIcAmoND IhAEAt'
1sans md ssass Manages. = D'0ssn1 o0DAH
.rUEapAY uvBnIN0, Apsn 1853.
The performance VIII oommenss W"R wv s''s'
GRENN DUe SHE
With
xi1 xs.is Es.ello,
Mia gsl.s Partirg:oa.
DOrfs5 Ogden,
] Hasyi I'D,
" fho1p..
And ill tho Slosk Company and 0ofrs De Ballet IN
the cast.
yAvosi.e Daase. 4iss Esfy fss'"s'"A
BsAur1rUL BALLAD.
n. ra-so,m,.s. win conclude With the Eew
MONS. foKsoN CONE AaAIE'
kF Fer particulars see small bills. ~
sFBox ones row upsn, wis.s seats and boxes
f1T be secured.
Ioors opsn At qu.:tsr ,, seven~ Performances
viii ccsnnssnos Quarter to eight ool&k precisely.
ap7 Tilt
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An Act ImSosAg TnEes for the Support Of Ihs Goo.
erameat, Pissfd MdrcA Sot., 1873
SECTION SO. The set egtisied al ct su,hori si,,g
the receipt CT Corfsierats Stat, Urea say not. Ia
pSynaeat q tazcs and Other public Gs1sa. passed
March e ], 1862 he ard the nsmo ID haTsh3 amend
cd and ,e enacted, 80 . to RAD ss fol'ows:
"joEfeae.a.s States non ;atseebt bsarias co.es Of
tbs 5snsrn u a.son OF one Evs dollars dated
f.s6 .ssaad Oh sEi sst.c ths lat a7 CT Arr, 1858,
small aascIissr lie sac-!ysals IL Eaynsl. ef taxss
ard other -: ,l;c due: "a ia 1ia.e.
Sac Ole Z h- Au6tos o. Public Anscaa.s shall
CAUSE tas pssssdlag tsstion to Ee pUt; cd n at
'-A;. avs newspapers Ia tho city Of Richmond, sud
ir t;s iapcF3 ct To- ciios OF Lpusnbur2 and
Petersburg 81 tia scvSEs IF ;5sDviIis, k.aA.iscn,
Ard Wytae~iita. for 80 !sas: :ouf wsoSa
z! Ifs-
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1lLn1 roR TIE Z O0R.-For the p-rross
81 TSuev1ng tho wants a16 Esesssa.iea o. "a ysi
- eanliie1 Of our brave soldssry ia tie Fed a.
ws1 e - Aensss poor see orally the following q
AseanaStss Of farty-eieks gentleman, two fcz
oae1 q ~ twenty foUf d..t-.ess will Ia sppti.s
sdh eeopseAtion with the ladies u iae U..!ca BE.
esssrtais no assaal eenaion, ind f,:rniss .isksts
o11eaAg the holder to such sur plies ~ may be
49,: 49, 3 's' d'a''s' T"s dsR''' have 0ssn 's-
Il 0ee.9 q Oh end o,ay str.et,-o Bates,
Ia O. CO.: bsew.sn 14A AID ls;h s:-ss.s-Jaa
hp.A-,.. s s,ese. s.,Sv- o.rv. Gu, ,s,t
hkqSss fsaisaaasry RM-aso oibson
- eesah side Of Broad 10 Qssy from lst cat
E p. t,csa e Is.sA, nom Ia. on. wss:-A
lth TOa 1ss atesst TO Ireck Avenue. from
xaGA eut neRtA-1osss 1llysm.
-. 1teok Avenue, Sfon 1d9h street, Eaaen
s. 1ssasA and sisiniiy--fossr Martin snd
g n. "a 70 "a street. from Broad to tho
0M1-Ass a1ydsf anA John Knowlss.
II II cd u 9lIeols, from Irosd 70 tas Posr.
~ 81 . e:A assets, hon Broad 10 Poor houss-
~ u 1ev1 ~ Charles W Ars1
90 ~ . al streets nom Broad 10 nse:-Dr
In 1esee enA Gary Nicholas
Is O. y @ s:sssts. bath side, from BROAD 10
IT, l1see-e , HanAlsy cd \ x .inL gaAzs.
IN. - % eA neesss. from Broad op, aofsh--
3 II Da6Y nd ea D. Washi0
~ ~ t017sA srssss, from 1soad to Haia-R
~ O = lesh stzesss. from Ms,a 10 tbs river
V00 e1HAol VIM 4 Wriehs
-. - . s3tAsusets, aOm Hsin 70 tbs liver
~ 0ee1fi1oe 0d 2 y HArt
H. ntA 70 ls.hs t,ssts. from kahn 10 tie river
- - = ~ streets. Aron Main 70 tie river
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ID aKExY, HOxsK wAooH AND HARNMso,
II FURNIFURH PLouH xcLAGGHg. LAID.
6.sDA. AID SUGAR., FcR SALE AT lU0.
TloT.-WNl b scld on A0EDA1 Daofaiu Z. Apsl
iaih commencing at 10 tc!eex ss the residence Of
Hr 6 DsEcsts, ecrnsr II Ms:n aad sist zss-
Gre 3&ksr,. cozsissisy Of Ovoa. Bread and Gaze
Pens. Bread Hsxrn, su- svesy thing usually
fcuaa ia . well lept bakery.
gnur, Molssse.. sugar lsrd, sad Soda
One very fsa Gay Asre. years cd, warranted
sound end gsniis in harness,
One very snpsssof spTiaE Wss,n and Harness
with TOP, all complies,
All tia Uora,h,ld and Ei!casn Furniture, con
lissing Of shsusaai vari.tg;
Tia Gas rsxsures
Z -ALEO,-
viii b. rented TIE Ecuss end Bakery for tie IN
expired !exss, ending lst Deesmbo..
sn7 THnS w KEEgSz, Auct.
A VERY NssTaAEl.s BECK KgsIDEE5Y
"A O.. shs corner Of 2sth aid = a:rests. opposis'
the u.ion Sta.len Church. AT AU0f ION. -! VII
ssli UPON the prsrni' 81, en- FRIDAY, the iO;h dsl
Of Aprti, esmmercius ct - o'clock q. taAt vori
desirable brisk residences, locassa On 2isa srd
strso.r, Uui1c Fill 1t contains eiGat good tocUs
with poycSes Ia ffcnt and rear OF toe houss AID
co. carriage -hoae and stable. The lot sfcats 5:
feet on e4;h street. rurnsrg back l2s feet to arl'
fss: alley, with shade trees ali around tbs hoass.
/. TERMs-Gpe-th.r3 cssh. (,r all cash, II pre-
ferrs! j he balance IN . sad " moa'hs Tor psso
ro.si, ed TN 4, all the purchase rooney Is paid -
purchaser to pay tho taxes fdf is6; Ir'mseiaa
pcsscs icn given.
Az CT gHE uOuss40LO AND KlaoHEf
FURsiTUEs I'm msdiAtsi7 After Tic sslo OF m
house vi l be sc,d Ice Hoo sebcil and Kitchen III
Niue ecnsIstiaE in pst CT Brussels aad spy U.s
pets S;dstoard, Wardrobe, Tatls-, Chairs, MAJ
tre.sas, fouc stcyes Dining ard Ten Sea. Kaivs
and F,ras, Bed Cl3ttins, To5s Tin Waso. 90.
T-EAs-Oash.
sp7 EaOS w kShS1s' AuesF'
CsTsAA ENaINA AaD BOiLk4, Y SEE, lKOa
n &C, FIR BALE AT AUCTNa.-WLl D
soiA, "a raURSDAy M0ENiEo, 9th inst, com
menoiag At 10 O'Clock, q: tus corner OK la IN
ESin Rs.ests-
stssm kn; 20 A. Boiler,
WORK Reaches sud Visss,
LIT CT ns.x sad Oil iron, &C.
ap7 TAGS W KEsSHE Euos.r.
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~ Lee 4 James, Aucs' 70.
A GcoD FAaILY F0a SALE At AUG
"A TlOG.-Ws will SCH at auction, % Tukt
DA I. tho TN Inst. a god family, ecosis:iz9 %
Woman and 0bildrsn. Tie woman b 10 :
Cock The children ere nj. hkeiy. md are fsspeS
uysly Of ths sses OF II. Il. 10. ., and 1yeafA-
aesy are ,. g ID fOr no faa'; La, i. ,.v,a ,u.n
IDukLl1 eALN or RORaAsS, NAuKs, Acc
u The subscribse Will eel as auction. at ha w.
sies, LombaRd street.. Petersburg. Va O. TUE
DAT. the 5th instant, at IL o'clock, u not cold -
fore st private salo) large number Q! hones
Vwo ta:r mAtehed) HacN. Oasstases, Enssea'
<oRs wish four ssAA> sirlss wssSps. Hafn<S' ."
% s"Ss 1L,pp.HooTr. ACCT
NTUBLE PL1TE6 TIA EF5VyIs~
IL Double Plated fable Spoons cad Roski
CAoioe 0unpow0sf Yes;
These 1poou2 and. RORAs were made sxpfeeeu
Dor TIA Waite oulpAur opeinss CenDany ard =
heavily plated On al.aAa- they ere yell w~sh "
attention Of peopxtetoedAe Holslsres well - u.
yats fAniiloA 1oe sale q WAolaeslA end relah ~
WItL1Ane = 1tLt0xT.
07S5d6 j xTKG 90
N1oAnsaA Va 0assA q l0n
NNl0U1QD uoIIuU -xle ueae4a ehseeas.
III hnVo dee1nRea . Avl4ena - eloht ~ -
Q ~ saptAol seoek e ~ ee1p0aV. oaOeeee -
- e1ter - HI q Am neg1 = - psNeqe ~
- bes1sskAa1nss = ~ ~ G0 ~ hss1
=, = -. =. !. s = !. = 8 :
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Fi>WC AUaDkED EoLLaaB IEHAgD--
l. VIII be paid. ard no questions esked for The
TRAVELLING BAG, contain;rs one i've haaGrsd
dollar bond Ct the EEs.sssppi Central Kxi.eai
Vcsrf say Colts voIsar. AID suaary articles
O. esetnisg and papers. 81 20 vstus szecas TO NY
the f6.k A Aaych w q TEkrLETuN
ao 1-3tk y corner HGh sud Grace Eta
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by Redwood q Phillips, Aucticaeers,
81 Main street
~ will FELL * Gu. zsere. tlistTuEsDAY)
~ morning 5th list 8 general assortment Of
good TUcEtPU.E eoz.is:iDg Of Cs airs. Bed.
siee5s BEDS Msitri B: es C.
-sAkS,--
hoxes of so.p
bog OF CSuciSB
dozen Ust.r cusss.s
~As1EG,--
lot CT Csrekery-~Cuys snd esuesrs. pIs.ea.
snc Asisees. sni Silver spnor7 &c
sEGVo1D Pi5sLLIP5, suc.s.
eo 7 s. E.ir ,5s@s,
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- 49,
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II OsT- e606 in Virginia AOMxY, between he
u q UhN1ss Hotel and the. City Gas Houss -
two hundred dollars reward viii b paid to any
ons who viii b kind enough IN hsAst 10 return Il
to psor man. q this 03es o. the City Gas works.
ap3-Sr JOHN eNIfH
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-18
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
A Growing Rebellion to the Rebel An.
thOrity in the Interior. .r.,
NRwBERN,. N. c.. June 9.

4dWs m NswBERN, N. c.. June 9.
The United States transport steamer
Albany leaves here this morning for New
York. g,a. -g,fyus g.-.- sr.,i
The concurrent testimony Of deserters
leaves no doubt that the long shoulder
ing fires of revolution are breaking onl
in the interior of North Caroline thai
disafsctiou has reached point far be
yond even the significant in,imat,ous OF
the several journals of the State. T..
Several thousand armed refugees from
the conscription have been for weeks en-.
trenched in the mountains with artillery
and successfully defying the Confederate
authorities. The Raleigh STANDARD Bit
terly complains that while the rebel con-
scription act has not. been enforced in
Geoegia and Mississippi. North Caro-:
lima has been, rsked as with a fine tooth
comb. fal ras t'rs sfrr. .ssno-f74 qG
1t appears that in ,hs battle of Chan
cellorsville. twenty North Csrolins
regiments were placed in front to resist
Hooker's advance. sustaining our i'm
mense slaughter. while the Sonth Caroli-
ps.snd Virginia troops we're hell in re
serve. This massacre of North Garolini-
ans is boldly and freely denounced. and
the Confe,lerscy IL charged with gross in
Justice and h.i faith. The numerous
and studied indignities put upon the
State and her people are keenly resented.
1t is proposed to make Gen. Wild. Of
the African brigade. Military Governor
of North. Carolina. .-sg fr.. .a7s .i5f
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-18
'-z..-7'StFor the Chief
Trfbute Of ResDecl.

.tIt Hss AEtO0bc % 14cSRcCb '
At meeting of the members of the Doni.
phsn Cosnty Bar. held at the Court House, in
Trov, on the 18th inst, for the purpose of pay
ing respect to the memory of Sampson Nation
deceased, D. N. Johnston vas called to the
Chair, and E. j. Jenkins chssen Secretary o7
p On motion Of A. Perry, committee Of three,
consisting Of II. O. Hawkins. Sidney TenneDt
and 4. X. Stout, wis appointed to draft reso
lutions. u - 'sf' 6 800 90 y -f2 'he
The committee reported the following reso.
lutions, which were unanimously adopted: 2 -
WHExEAs. We have heard, with deer regret,
ofthe death of Sampson Nation. fellow mem.
Der of the Doniphan Caunty Bir; therefore
Resolved,
1st That We tender our heert-felt sympathy
to his bereaved family.
81. That we will attend his funeral.
Sd. That a copy Of these resolutions be pub
lished in the Doniphan County Patriot and
White Cloud Chief.
4th. That the Secretary furnish a copy of
these resolutions to the family of the deceased.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
. D. W JOHNSTON. President.
E. ]. JENKINS, Secretary, 49,. ...
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-18


@ NJ. F. Conway is ont in terrific
disunion letter, in which be attempts
to snnihilate 0errit Smith. He will
succeed after the manner Of an anecdote
we have read. Of . hereulssn but good
tempered man, who was once engaged iu
digging. and who made soms remark to
greatly irritate diminutive cozcomb. who
stood by volunteering his advice. The
small chsp forthwith fell to striking and
kicking the large one most furiously. un-
til be had expended his strength. when the
latter coolly turned around and remarked:
at pears to me I felt somethin' pickiu'
at me back here IL -s..r-rt. -..issa-
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(FOr the Chiefly
Two ltcmS.

A drunken soldier. belonging to Capt Can.
on's company, 4th Cavalry. NJ. s. NJ, was last
Thursday night (June 4th) in one of the Ore
gon dram shops. cursing the Abolitionists with
most powerful voice, swearing that he would
kill some of the id Abolitionists yet, in Ore
gon. He fired off three shots of his revolver in
the dark Of the night, one Of the balls passing
within six or eight inches of an old and respec
ted lady. When will the peop.e take it into
their heads to put down drau-shops, those twin
brothers to Slavery, Mormonism, and Barbar-
ism1 .rfrl.f l.lH.f .n.-.. .-.. ...s
Capt. Canon, of Forest City, went o,n last
Saturday with an independent company. CON-
posed of Order No. "a men and Copperheads-
only very few Union men among them-to
hunt up the Guerrillas! '.r. CHURCH.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-18

5 ~ The St. Joseph Herald calls our
paper the "Oneids Chief" Why not
call it the Snake Chief the Cheyenne
Chief. the Oogsllsllsh Chief. the Pequot
Chief. the last of the Mohicans. Tecum-
sch, Miantonimoh, Chingachgook. Uncas.
Tam snaud, Powhstsn. Pochontas, Black
Hawk. Hole -ia-tbs-Dsy, Hole-in-the-
Wall. Johunycake. Opothleyoholo, Opo-
deldoc. John Randolph. or any other
kind of q Chief! If the proper name
is not given, let us hsve little variety.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-18
The INVASION OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Retreat Of General Tyler.
Rumored Capture of onr Forces at Win.
chester-Probabie Strength of the Reb-
els.
PHILApELPHIA. .Jnna Is

. PHILADELPHIA. June Is
Tho, evening Bulletin publishes the
following news from dispatches received
at the Pennsylvania Central Railroad
office. A dispatch received to- day from
Balton Station on the Northern Central
road says Gen Tyler had retreated from
Martinsbnrg at eight o'clock last evening
that our force at Winchester hal proba
bly, been captured yesterday. as the enc.
my is in force probably 10 900 strong
at Hagerstown. .-...,. ..f... ......-
The dispatch adds that the danger is
great. as the enemy is advancing in
heavy force. ....... ...-..........'. f.
A private dispatch states the rebel.
appeared near Chsmhersbnrg this nom
ing. and it is probable the place has al.
ready heen occupied by them. ..s... i.
PHILADELPHIA. june Is "A dispatch
from Greencastle. dated 1890 N. re.
ports as follows: Our troops are now
passing here in retreat from Hagrrstowr
to Chambersbnrg. Hagers,own has be- .
evacuated. All the rolling stock of. tho
railroad and all the stores have. been re-
moved. Rpmor fixes the rebel forces 81
IL. 900. but it is probably exaggerated.
-s,u LATER. RI, ..fl rla.. Z
CHAxBER>BURo. Pa. NAV. l5-Lient
Palmer, just returned from Green G astle.
had to fight his way ont two miles this
side Of that place. He reports the enemy
are advancing in three columns. one to-
wards Waynssboro aud Gettysburg. one
direct to Chambersburg, and one toward.
Mercershnrg and Cave Mountains. rs 1t Is
not known whether they will proceed. in
short columns or concentrate. &. 4, .,.ytt
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-18

/ ~ For several dsys past, we hsvs
heard extensive stories about guerrilla
bands in Holt County. The last one is,
that the militia. went to Mound City to
attack the gusrillas. when the latter
showed 6sht. and the militia rstreated
One can believe but very little that be
hsars. 10 this age Of fast and reliable
news and We must have farther svidencs
bsfors ws believe . single word about
these Holt County guerrilla stories
There is no improbability that any mum.
bsr Of gusrrillas may Be- assembling in
Holt, bot that does mot necessarily prove
that al The buggaboo stories sre true.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-18

MossY ron rHE GovERsxEsr.-Maj.
H. s. Sleeper. q. s. Pavmaster. informs
ns thst Col. VIM. A. Phillips paid him
e446 in gold while he was ct Fort Glib
sen. Col. Phillips captured the gold
from rebels. and gave it to Maj. Sleeper
to turn over to the Government These
instances are 90 rare that 70 feel justified
10 making the fact public. Our people
know Col. Phillips. and win not Be sur
prised to know that bs 10 - honorabls ~
- of6ees - be Was q privats citizen.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-18
Response or Gov. seymeuI

ALBANY. Jone l5.-The Governor to-
day received Q Telegram from. w as5ing-
ton calling for % 900 militis immeaiate-
" Gov Seymour summoned the sew
eral Msjof- Genersls Of State militis to
Albany for copsoltstion. snd has taken
steps for their rapid 6rganizaiion. He
can bring 50 900 without Delay. and the
General comms1ding the 0th division
promises 2.000 more. 9 - 9''.- =
A draft will b made under the State
Law to Gil up 10 the msximum namber
ail militia regiments 10 tbs: State. and
from thsss tbs twenty hthoussud viii bs
supplied. They srseallsd 70 ssrve six
months. and viii b esedited to the State
. thr's yssg nsa redr tba inPsadiss
national draft. -ps'e' : lh
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-18
!. FROM COLUMBUS, OHIO.
The Copperhead Convention Nominate
q. ,Vallsndigham for Governor.
A Magnificent Set of Rebel Resolutions.
COLUMBUS. Ohio. June IL.

81, ,.s,. COLUMBUS. Ohio, June IL.
The Democratic Convention, to-day
was very largely attended. The nomins
tions were For Governor. q. L. Vsllsn.
dighsm for Lieutenant Governor. Geo
E. PuRh !: for Auditor. VIM. Hubbard,
of Muskingum for Treasurer, H. s
Knapp. Of Ashland ) for Supreme Judge.
P. Van Trump. ~ .4.ait..
The resolutions protest against the Pres.
ident's Emancipation Procl.m stion. con
denim martial law in the loyal States
where war does not exist. and the suspen-
sion Of the Aeseos corpus., Denonnce
the banishmsnt Of Vall.ndigham. and
call ON the President for bis restoration /;
will hail with delight desire Of the Sc
ceded States to return to their allegiance.
and will cooperate with them to restort
peace. and favor freedom of speech. Of the
press, and the right Of trial BY jnry.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-18
A Proclamation by the President.
Call for 100000 Militia.

WAsHIsdroN. june Is BY Me Pres
ident of the United States of .4meriea
Proclamation "a - ~
WHEREAS. The armed insurrectionary
combinations nov existing in several o.
the States. are threatening to make in.
roads into the States Of Maryland. Yves.
tern Virgins, Pennsylvania and Ohio
requiring Immediately an additional mil.
i,arysforee for tbsEservice Of the United
States: 'ti''"i
Now. therefore. I. Abraham Lincoln
President OF the United States. and com,
mander-in-chief OF the army. and navy
thereof. and of the militia of the several
States when called into aetna. service,
DO hereby call into the service Of the
United States 100000 militia from the
States following. namely: From the
State Of Maryland. 10000 from ths
Stste Of Pennsylvania. so 600; from the
State Of Ohio. 10000 and from The
State Of Western Virgins. 10. 600. to BE-
mustered into the service of the, Unhei
States forthwith. and to serve for the
period of six months from the date oil
said muster into said service. unless soon.
er discharged: to be mustered in * in
fantry. artillery and cavslry. in proper.
tions which will be made known through
the Wsr Department. which department,
will also designate the several places ol
rendezvous These miiitis are to be OF.
ganize,f according to the rules snd reeu-
lstions Of the volunteer service, and such
orders o. may hereafter be issued. The
States aforesaid viii b respectively cred.
tied under the enrolment act Tor the mi
litia service renda under the proeIs.
matiou. sS''a-i Ssls'si 'ahi sssiissi ot go
In testimony whereof. I have hereunto d
ct my band sud caused lie seal Of the
United States to Be Affixed cor hFh.'
Done st the city Of Washington. this
18th day Of June. 1868. and ofthe Inde
pendencs Of the UnMsd States The 67th.
Signed. AsaAnAn LlscoLs. ? o.
By the President |: bsailosaf Ire l'slV
w. b. SEWARD, Secretary Of Stste.