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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-10-15
State Elections.
GLORIOUS UNION VICTORIES

Our hope, expressed last week. has
been realized. We have to record sever
al crushing. overwhelming rebel dsfssts.
We had anticipated glorious victories.
but the result so far exceeds our most san
guine expectations. that there is scarcely
any fan in growing over it.
Pennsylvania re-elscts Curtin BY 3d..
900 or 10000 majority. on the home
vote-ths Copperhead Judges Of that
State having decided soldier voting M
constitutional. since the soldiers quit vo-
ting the Democratic ticket. This result
was attained. in the face Of the fact that
the retired traitor. Mcclellan. took es-
pscial psins to announce that be was not
in favor Of Curtin. but Of woodward.
A man who has done as much Is Curtin
for the good Of the patriot army. is Of
course not very high in the favor Of a
General who did his utmost to destroy
thst army.
In Ohio, the election is decidedly .
jug.handls affair. Brough's majority. %
far ss heard from. averages . thousand
for every County. Fihy-ons Counties
heard from. give him over City thousand
majority. His majority on the home
vote will be from $4,000 TO $4,000.
The soldier vote will make it almost as
much more. In fact, the soldiers vote
almost unanimously for him. Vsllsndig.
ham will probably receive majorities in
not over . dozen Counties. and those
greatly reduced from former Democratic
msjoritiss. The bsnished traitor will
hsve to "wstch over the border" for Q
long time before the miserable Pugh. as
Lieutenant Governor of Ohio. marches at
the head of the State militia to escort him
home in triumph
Iowa. as usual. has given little COM
fort to Copperheads, although they sought
to succeed BY nominating loyal General
for Governor. Gen. Tuttle has the NOR.
tifcstion of knowing that his acceptance
of the Coppsrhead nomination. instead
Of raising that party from the mud, hss
dragged him into the mirs. As far as
heard from, he carries but two Counties,
and will be beaten 5000 votes.
Nebraska has also gone overwhelm-
ingly Union. For two years past. Mis-.
souri, rebels have been fleeing to Nebras-
ks. and they confidently expected to
overpowsr the Union party. but have
signally failed.
Baltimore has elected the uncondition-
al Union municipal ticket out and ont.
Southern rebels. European sympathi-
zers. and Northern traitors. can no long
or remain in doubt ~ to the sentiment
and feeling Of the North on the war
question. The plain issue was made,
and the victory is overwhelming.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-10-15

TIE Cincinnati Enquirer once more
comes to the rescue Of the graf Missouri
Copperhead. Gen. Blair. It says:
"Colonel Francis P. Blair, Of Missou-
ri. is right in his structures upon the Ad-
ministrstion for not opening the Missis-
sippi river to commerce, but on the con-
trsry hindsring ie with restrictions that
rsnder trade impossible. The Admin
istration is entirely ruled BY New Eng
land aud Eastern influencss. which never
desire to sssthe Mississippi really opened,
and whoes Interest il is to kesp the people
of the West tributary to the lines Of the
railroad to the Atlantic, by means Of
which they realize vast dividends and
enormous profits upon their shares and
stocks in said railroads.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-10-15

VINO SHALL DE SPEAKER Since II
hss been ascertsined that there would be
clear working majority in favor of the
Administration. in the next Congress. the
question 10 beginning to be sgitstsd a. to
who shall be the next Speaker of the
House Of Representatives. And as the
last three Speakers were from the East
it Is generally conceded that the West
should furnish the man for the coming
session. Several prominent Western
mon have been nsmed for that position, but
while We do not pretend to know who our
Representatives may choose. we feel very
we'll astisfied IL Il was left for the people
Of the West to decide. they vould select
the Hon. Schuyler Colfsx. of Indiana.
almost without dissenting voice. No
man in the country stands 80 fair on the
record ss this favorits son Of Indiana
Alton Telegraph.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-10-15

~ Arthur's Home Magazine. for
November, is illustrated with /" Dining
Out" The New Sewing Machine, %
and . variety Of cuts representing the Ia.
test styles of ladies' dress. We find q
number of fine stories and poems in this
as usual. Arthur. for 1854.
will be behind none Of its cotem poraries.
Philsdelphia-S2 9 year.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-10-15

RATHER BoLD.-We learn that night
or two ago. . gang Of horse-thisvss on
the opposite side of the river were Or
dered to Halt BY . party of Militia.
The thieves disregsrded the order, and
when fred on. boldly returned the Ere
killing one of the soldiers horses, and
then fed. leaving a part Of their booty
behind. We hope the next time that the
plunderers make 9 raid they may be cor
relied, and meet the punishment justly
their due. Things have surely come to
crisis when the troops ere de6ed and
fred on, by horse-,hieves.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-10-15

"OouLDx'r SEE IT l'-Msnning. of the
Msrysvills Union, came to the State
Fair via Atchison. He says:
"When We got within ten miles Of
Atchison We looked about the country
for locomotive expecting to come to
town in the cars: but We wsre obliged to
suffer the old style Of conveyance. and
logged along . ons-horss-trsek. looking
each way for some sign Of work on the
Railroad. but have yet ssen nothing like
it. While in town half . -dsy Ne have
ssen neither shovel. spade. dirt-csrt. o.
engineer. nor any other evidence that
locke like building railrosd. or that one
viii Ds built 10 eighteen mosths.'"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-10-15

!; ~ The Lawrence Journsl again
comes to Us. 1t is somewhat small in
dimensions but friend Lowmsn will
have his new material on in few weeks.
when the paper will resume its old size.
he deserves abundant success, which We
know he will reoeive.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-10-15

IT il reported from Richmond that
Davis has expressed . determination to
beat Rosscrsus and regain Tennsssee. If
it takes oil the soldiers in the Confeder-
scy. This is a. much a to say that be
win abandon Richmond rstber than sac.
ri6cs the nitrs. the salt. sri the noun
tain fastnsssss Of East Tennessee. Il
viii come to this ct last; the rebels can
not leave the cotton States open to the
march Of our armies: they must rally
every man. If necessary. to oppose Rose
Grams. But wbsn tbey do. who will have
besu out-gsuersled
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-10-15

sNEw GooDs I-Messrs Bailey 4 Noyes
are receiving their Fall stock of Goods.
Nearly every do, IN addition to their
Stock arrives By sssms or steamboats,.
Messrs. Bailey Z Noyss, this fall. hsss
made large purchases in the Eastern
markets and are enabled to sell goods.
ia any quantity. q low - can be pur-
chased in Atchison. or any where north Of
st. Joseph.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-10-15

RUMoREp BATTLE ON THE Potomac
There is Q rumor Of o great battle il
progress between Meade's and Lee ar.
mics. on the old Bull Run battle ground
The last report says that Stuart and
Hills corps attacked our army. and were
repulsed. losing 800 prisoners.
The two armies have alternately ad.
vanced and retired for some DAYS past,
and Meade is now reported to be falling
back on Warrington.
There is also Q rumor that Meade
has been superseded BY Gen. Sicklss.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-10-15

~ Some one exclaimed. on a mem
orable occasion, "Look to the Senate -
The appointment Of Dslshay % United
States District Judge for Kansas, is
considered an insult to the Judiciary.
There is still remedy. "Look to the
Senate"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-10-15

~ Cart. NUzUM. of the 18th Kansas
Cavalry, has been in town for the last
two weeks recruiting. and will leave
with bis recruits for Fort Scott. on
Monday next. He has been very sue
csssful. and will make IN addition to
his company of some Of the most likely
men to be found in the service.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-10-15

Horse STEAL1Na.-Horses and other
property belonging to soldiers now in the
service of the United States army are
falling prey. nightly. to q gang Of mis-
srsble. God-forssksn horse thieves. who
prowl in Rush Bottom, and al through
ont Holt County. Soldiers who are en-
during hardship sud danger for their
country are having the very bread liter
ally stolen from the mouths Of their wives
and children. This hesrtless pilfering
must bs stopped. Surely there srs
enough Of honest mon in the community
to give the snssking Williams their we'll
msrited deserts.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-10-15

~ Sam. Wood says he has no per-
sonal grudge against Jim Lane. but op-
poses him upon general principles. The
apology is satisfactory.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-10-15
Rsnors Of Fightisg on the Potomac

Auhors OF F1ghtIng on the FotoWacs
WASHINGTON. Oct l4.-Exsggsratsd
rumou are in circulation to-day Of 6ght.
ing on the south side of the Potomac.
There seems to bs no doubt of skirmish.
ing among the cavalry. bot nothing Of
the character Of general engagement.
Up to eight o'clock tonight no Off.
eisl dispatches have bssn rscsived con.
eerning the military movements Of the
day. henes there 10 no reason to believe
We have met with serious disaster.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-10-15
On rHs RloHr ThAm.-Ws lsaru tha

On rHB RIaHF TAAM.-Ws learn that
. lot of Coppsrhssds returning from the
Hamilton meeting on Thursday. stopped
at Millville. After firing up With strych.
nine whiskey. they chesrsd most Justify:
1st for Vsllsndigham! ID for JEDI Davisi
Sd for John Morganill 4sh for He'll I! !
Thee fellows are csrtsinly on the
heht road. We hans thsy have taken
''through tickets a. ebeeksd their bag
gage" It won't Be long until they
reach thsir journeys end, where they win
Be cordially received bt the original Ss-
csssiouist who prssides over the Internal
i-Hamizsos 1slsgysp1.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-10-15

A MRxroAH MAn7Esro.-President ia
urez. Of Mexico. has no idea OF yielding
the Government to the rule OF France
He he's addressed Q note to the Govern
msnts of friendly Powers, in which. says
the National Intelligeucer. be rscites the
progress Of the French army. and the
freud BY which they became in posses
sion Of the Government. President Js-
urex aifirms that only . fraction OF the
country is subjected to the French 40.
thority, and that the rest Of 1t is animated
by the national life. and 10 detsrmined
not only to maintain it. bat to restore 1t
in the points where it has been interrupt
cd BY the triumph Of might over right.
He recalls the historical fact that in
the war of Independence the capital re-
maiasd subject to Spanish authority
down to the latest moment. without that
affecting the existence of the Repnblic.
The trssson committed in Mexico he re-
CARDS as base crime. but not peculiar to
the Mexican people. as proved by history.
and especially BY that OF France; and
no1Inef mere nor tUof0 uOo tuo eAiStonS'
Of traitors Justify the invasion of State
and the annihilation of its sovereignty.
The Intervention of the French involves
not only srisvous outrage to Mexico.
but is . threat to oil nstions; while In
reality. il only subjects to humiliation the
few towns kept down BY the French ar
my. and but - . pure phsntssy for the
immense m.jorisy Of the Republic. The
note concludes thus The undersigned 10
persuaded that these facts and consider
stions will cause your Government to
spprovs the protest which tbs Mexican
Government hereby makes against any
regulation. treaty or convention in which
the 80 called regency or the imaginary
Emperor Of Mexico may have psrt; and
the Government Of the undersigned also
hopes thst your Government will not
recognise the said regency and empire -
the Government of Mexico. since il is not
90 truly. either in law or in fact"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-10-15

A CoHIlAsr.-Asmpkis-A fss. well
disposed officer On psrols. enjoying the
Injuries Of . frss psrmit to visit and b
visited; boarding q oss Of the bsst hetsll
living on The fst Of ths land.
Riekmosd-Tvo hundred prisoosrs ID
room in Libby" 40 By 20 feet. eev.
srsd with vsrmin. and fed with mule
msst and vormy brssd.
Who shall cay ths Americas Govern
msnt Il not msgnsnimoas
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-10-15

~ An Ohio paper says John Brough
is Union man without "but." Can't
make anybody believe that. The thing
shows too plainly for itself.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-10-15
A CHANos IoR AMER1oAN PRIvATEERs

A CHANCE FOR AMERICAN PRIvATEERs.
England and Jspsn are ct war. Am
ericans in Chius, who have suffered from
the deprsdations Of rebel privsteers. arm
cd and manned in England, have been
waiting for such an Occurrences. The use
they propose to mske Of it may Be gath
cred from the subjoinsd extract from .
Hong Kong letter in one Of the New
York dsiliss:
ut is to b hoped the American Min
istsr. Mr.. Pruyn. will suggest to the Js-
psnese that they can issue letters oi
marque. There are hundreds Of Ameri-
esus on the coast who would jump ct
such an opportunity. and before Great
Britsin could place feet Of any maEni-
tuds in these waters a terrible blow could
be struck st British commercs. japan
has numerous ports. and coal is sbun-
dant everywhere. Prizes could be run
to japan or the Chinese ports. and be
readily disposed of for cash. The japan.
sse have purchased Of late fifteen or twen-
ty feet stssmers. which could quickly be
converted into privsteers."
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-10-15

An OTTER WoRrHY OF A HERo.-Col.
Keitt, Of the 10th South Carolina Volun-
teers. commanding For. Wagner. on
Morris Island. on the last day Of the reb
sl occupancy Of the Island. sent the fol-
lowing message in the midst of the ter
rife bombardment from SEA and land. to
Besurcgard
Will the boats be here tonight for
garrison? I? II 40. at what time: II our
sacrifice will be of any benefit to the
cause. say 90. and l will storm the enc
my's works at once. or lose every man
On this Island. The enemy is within
fifty yards of us. and by day dawn they
will he upon us therefore we should as
saul. them tonight.
L. NJ. KEIrT.
The brave Besuregsrd sent the bosts.
and Keitt began new search for the
"lsst ditch"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-10-15

~ We will pay any person suits-
BILE reward. who will inform rs who is IN
the habit Of breaking the telegraph wire
in this vicinity. with sufficient evidence
to convict him. We would fiks to teach
the one who indulgo in the fun. what
the penalty is for cutting telegraph line
in war time.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-10-15

Stewart, the Nsw Yerk dry goods
merchant, paid o2l5. 900 = his income
tax for lsst ysar. That wsald make his
income Eve uilIioa s-@
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-10-15
e The man Hook. whom Lane, i

~ The man Hook, whom Lane. in
his Leavenworth speech. said was in bell.
Is still alive. and says he had quite . So
cisbls lime with Lane. Perhaps Lane
meant Q Unive,sslist hell on earth, from
lthe fact that Hook had been in company
with the Devil!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-10-15
THOMAS MARION,
Company g, Second Nebraska Cavalry.

GREAT ExcIrrxsSr IN Sf. JosErH
In consequences of the srming Of four
or Eve companies Of rebels yestsrday.
there was big crowd gathered in the
alley between Second and Third streets
and on Felix and Francis streets. and
- the arming process went on. the ex-
citsment waIed from warm to hot. and
from hot to hottest. Epithsts were ban
died. and mingled shouts. cheers and
curses rent the air inesssantly. Cover
nor Bob. Stewart being somewhat sotivs
on the occasion. be was threatened with
arrest If be did not leave. This brought
the excitement up to white hsst-the
crowd Of citizens and soldiers becoming
dense and animated in their expressions
Of contempt for Knights Of the 'Brssh.
. charge was ordered BY the Captsin Of
the motley crew, which caused the crowd
to fall back . few fest, but the charge
failed to come to time. and the crowd
closed again. At this stage Of the trouble
Ii tensnt Gum. Of the Provisional
sro. rs, was ordered to bring ont his COM
pany to dispsrss the crowd. which be de-
cidsd not to do. and asked to be relieved
ofthst duty. Several Of the butternuts.
We learn. were pulled of their horsss and
handled rather roughly. After the row
had become somewhat serious. and there
being great danger Of . collision between
the parties. . sqnsd Of the 9th Missouri
were drawn up in line with fixed bsyo-
nets. which somewhat dsmpened the sr-
dor Of the excited people. and matters
quisted down. Among the incidents Of
the occasion was the arrest and inprison.
ment Of soldier and citizens. for hurrah-
ing for Jennison and Jim Lsne, and the
capturing Of . flag from the buttsrnuts
This is only the incipisucy Of prolific
f1ture.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-10-15

I ~ Judge Canon. Of Forest City.
Mo-. died at that place. on Monday lest.
Of typhoid fever.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-10-15

The rsosl suthorisiss Issue bills psen-
isisg to pay vsrioos smoants "six mouths
aftsr . recognition Of ths indepesdspes Of
The C0nssderats States BY the Unitsd
6tsss." That ID much like The promise
little boys are somstimes in the habit Of
making 70 do thing "nsxt dsy sfesr
never"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-10-15

~ They have new name. in Mis-
souri,, for the rebels whom Gamble 10
arming. They arc called Paw.paws."
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-10-15

~ Old Abe is famous for jokes.
His latest is the appointment Of Dslshay
to the United States District JudRsship
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-10-15

WAR Has Irs TRIUxrHs. 80 Has
PExoE.-While the armies of the Union
were winning brilliant victories. the
Chemical Saltratus was enjoying 9 series
Of uninterrupted triumphs over the pop
ular aversion to all salerstus, because the
common kinds in use were found to be
destructive. Science had demonstrated
that the Chemical Salerasus was not only
pure in its nature, but wonderful in its
etects, producing better bread and bis
,ouit than any other kind of ssleratus or
coda known. For sale BY oil Wholesale
9rocers In Chicago.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-10-15

~ The Fort Scott Monitor adyer-
tises for wood. How would you like
Sam. Woodf
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-10-15

I. NJ We have received Godsy's Lady q
Book. for November. The engravings
are. "Friendship Endangered" IN illus
srstion Of one Of the advertisements Of the
day, splendid double. extension colorad
Fashion Plate. and numerous Patterns Of
Che latest styles We find. also. . piece
o. Piano Music. and large quantity Of
excellent reading. The prospectus Of
Cooley. for 1864. which ws shall publish
in due time, will show that inducements
are offered which will be no disadvantage
to its patrons. Philsdelphis-e8 year.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-10-15
uNeutrality.0

HAI1Ax. Oct. 18.-Tbs r. e. Lee
bss several naval officers on board. on
thar way to England. for pnrpcse Of
bringing out some vessels tbsrs. She
discharged bsn. and viii lssvs for
Disis soon.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-10-15

IN the S0uths OF Df. A. d. bocnsoso' :" Vs.
time Professor Of Surgery In the Msdiesi u'i.
versity Of Nashvi:le. He was deemed one {"
the most skillful Surgeons In the country, @'
vas unfostunsssly hard drinkss.
u LoSe RAxss-It 10 said - shs Fs'ns
gun that Il throws shell nine miles, o. near!
t~ice the distance the big gun ssssissd ss
which Gilmore aAelled Charissees- Seen .
range - this seems insssdibls. bat % soaa
distance Of avs nile have been eonsdsfsa
fsv months ass.
u An ExcxlLnf BAasAH-k repe
hat the Prscsss Alexandria, vhes assee |"
tAs hines Of Walss sos hsr hss1 n nafnsc
popossd 70 grant il for twenty-five 'h''a's''
vhachs aid shs asehly, 10 equal, 700 kses'
enc sovereign and one crown In EssiA'd'
u SsyS the Massachusetts, Spy, "Mr. Lah'
soln has cestaialy leaned tie art OF p'sns
thinss.' When asked the ether aay. sss.'
On the return Of Nssth Caroline v he On'.'
tbs slave osAssU eopld b slievsd 10 fesp '''A
work people In bosaass, Be replied: ~
ianasioa ssssing ftes he dawes Of sss ,s'
SAtss. vas issssd ssasy . year sss: We
ssid.s II. Lincoln! The ffes;dsss nss sr
his word. TIE ration nsss kssp ID sos'
Thss b no goiag baek IRON Or pseeh
many Red Sss waves have closed bshi'd = =.
hat. Ths word h nade assh. ssa
lneag ss.s
/" M-.s.~..,s ss,,. 49, uow due
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