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TEI.EGRAPHIC NKWS
Msvemesss il the West Evaeuatisa " Alsr-
freesbsss' BY the Eusny-A s.Cnnses Of
Besss'

Msvemesss il the West --EvesuaSisn n A1Br.
freesbsss' BY the Eusny-A s.Cnnsss sl
Bass''
cEATraNocas. X15a 19-1e m,vs.srt u I'm.
pcssAn.s u rsposts4 from he ffoas 1hs - my
havs fallen back frcm Harftsss1cso. bntEu fosssx
Aavs not adHa,csd ~ yss. fhs 0oso0ns h
aoosat - b. . isiat on ths paR; - 1s9Haas
A'senaem.a f.om ksAiu sky mys thas rsiasesss
fnsnts numbering 10 0so " Wzy of LJs;syiIls, and
6ss resh 'nts from OlafkviziA, hlvs bssn ssnt 10
Eosxe.sps.
1 Yankee es,nna, 1890 s'rsuy, b reported
esssslns tbs Tsnnssss :ivss .: HavanaAA. Team. :,
to m s,ca b, way OF Hua.svi:ls.
tsTcgND DlsPArcHI
ATLANTA, March IA spseial dispsssA to u .
Atlanta Issssissaeer. dated uhass.asesss tc.da,,
says: The news Of the sTasas.ioa OF xa,ffess
bcso By tas ensEay - psa.siss,y coaHsn,d Our
picksss are fou. miles ths o.hsr $50 oi tina town
Els .eportsd tast the oy j,et Of tia epcpy in
svscra.lns x.rfssssbosc' was chsuss cf bsss, y
making 0osan,bia hiz Isfs wing sni exssndaeg 10
ward sas Tsonsssee ciser; erd sha: Grsnt's Eny
% coming up. VIA North Albums, TO sf ,ss juns.
ION with Hoecesara
Goa Vs.-0Srn II still. On The aor.h .ils q Dvcx
siyse. -
a rcrion o, Juxs division, from TTss.e-n VIZ.
siaias h sassns:ns fssm Woodbury. end c<s ;asSs
towards acHiaasviils, spon Hhssissss cavalry.
Col Clark, with > regiment Of MEgsn'a cen.
maud, cap.a-sd six.ssn pieke: su.:d In front Of
Lexiraten. Ks., ard broush. cut Large supplies Il
STOKES.
THIRD DIS "A.CH.j
CHiTrthoooA, Ma CD 2i-Ths fsI-isg back of
thu enemy from Hurfressbcro 10 fully colarmsS.
u Ia supposed they havs sone towards Esahvillt.
P.sseassxs by this evenings train report thxt
.hsse Yankee brisadss went down ths Cunbsr
land rivera few days ago, supposed to reinforce
tho enemy a: Vleksburg.
Van Dorm is reported On tts Eofth side Of Duck
rive, the enemy b having fallsn back from franklin
10 further movsnsn: Of eth Or army yet
Mra 0sn. Bessz II dangerously i'll ct Wirshss-
ter renp.
This bridgs over tie HoIston river at ,;liscffer
IL comp isted.
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rHvou0H THE fLocKAD1 -The Asiijsh steax.
hip o. aypso FROM nassa1. esriye st her wharf IA
tns seighbofhooa Of the bar sssa sfss aeRf, end
A<iwsen and . oeleck ths AsSh: btise sases, .. Z
WAS discovered md chaesA by shs ysakee tIe:h-
adsrs tas shout half heef. 6usipe wsieA tAs {
oae Of the LIST burst ovsr TIA weed. sons q tes
sfasnAns of which esus % essk. hss b 1iGesl nc
injury @ any ooa. TAe eapsaln, DDos sad 81
eopessneA. deserve Sssas credit Tor N eeeA mined
manrsr In whiss they pushed the ship sass,v iuae
poet through the Afs Of tAs easDS-Gwtssss
Mvcasy
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Adsor's Court, Saturday, Ma,cs ai-W;l i.m
kenny was araug.. up. ahsrgsd vi d S.eslinS q
boa. e. ps.r It Soo.s, aaa one sas~L hso 1sing t,
kssnAr5 seiISsn, tts whole valued at t}5; Ths
Mayor tx srIinei Tia case and f:opd th- charge 40
vel GustAinad by .ae ssideres tha. Re d. erm in I'd
t. commit the scouseA iOr the ec!itn Vt III. Osnad
jury IA Hay next. Tbs vslus o. sne articles al
legged to hsve been stolen were acjudsed to ba lea,
than twenty dollars.
Edward N. Ksnnsy. soldier. was ar-si med for
stealing gcla watch cr1 chain, worth S75' frcm
M,rtnA n. Herman The prisoree wac arl eS:ad on
q warrant wh:ch charged Ei.a with ateaipx the
property within the iaSt zix weeks Directions ,vere
vsn the i ,e: shat ha might bs fourd In one OF
tae miitsry pfiscns Of .ce city. srd 80 Q emo sgh
he was found in Castle Esuudsr. 1t appess I'd
from tie sv:d saos cloaz csas of lsrceav and tha
Mayor had determined to send the scsussd on for
far:ier exsm.nz:son bsscre The gustipgs Court
bu, On sug sss1s Ia oY cspt. 2. II Booker, ks LIT
- t Provost Rsssh&i, that he was no1 e.Gg a.sed
by Cours-M.rti.l fo: military cfs,uce. h,
csss saa delsysd fos ten days, t,s wit.
usssss 6s.lg ocds-sd t, roao.. on NIX. Sa.ur.
dsr.. suney was Ia tbs Ysnkes array It the bst
tic os bsih. but shortly &ftes taa, &C ion dss r.cd
ana j,;aed Gus side. He had not bser loog In ths
Confsdsrst, army ba'oce he dasamred, sud found
ocsasoa &!tsrsa aria .svasal t:ms1 to sell himself
asvantaSeous;y a. . Substitute iasvrg, In &c ,rlv
every inst; ., Is socn as he had aLz ID ths ne
crniary sivantage to be expected by The trausso
ton.
sohn. slsvs # Henry spTa Hing. was ordered to
b. COG mtts 10 iaii az G runaway. TIE owner
tf thia a.Eksy is Georgia ssder.
vii ian a srszss! AID John sga.son two yol.
d'efs. of Eooag division. wers srr3lyned 'ur can-
drcslag tlemssives n diso~desly nasuus- It tna
Theatre on Friday pigh:. Willis a1der tic influence
Of srdant spirits.
Joaeph, s.ave Ct Wn. u. Fry, was charged with
ias .ieuce to Ms. Peter Harris. She did not ap
pess, and h, Essyor ie. him off,
Os:a-. a small boy, .wned ty Mira Tne1s-. Msofe,
slave Of Ecs smith, AID Eo'ly, slave c2 J. Crane
vera c.iaJgsd sish bsing c,acerned ia ths ahdua
ton cf goli vss.ca worth s7!, aad @ neck t;s,
frnm ii. Z Ra'e. Thssa were s:roDg gruunda for
sasi,oss bat no d:r.c: proof sad the parties were
disshssaed
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Arrests The clsy p,!ies Saturday arrested
Ovc-, slsvs u the Cen 'siera:s s.s.eS and aliec,
slave os Spoits Iacyfy. 0n sso ehagss r steal.
trs e0.l CT cloth. sfos.'s $i90 fam Government
s.oysao1ss B ,.,rs Aidsrin.n Cioot t,r. yesterday,
Henry London Feast ga7a S201 bs;I to eppeas bs
fore the Mayor 10 be sxsriirsi for fose,r: in.
self IL tire Theatre wi.sou. ticket, and relu. isg
t, sonv
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Personal -xsjoIGsn. n. @. Evsas. tbs Es.o ~
Lcsabarg, arrived Ia AiciDand eE SATURDAY.. and
is s.opyirg At the Ballard aoasa C,snasl T. Z.
wounded Wills leading Ii, rsgin. ut into .ssion ct
K.ls9's Ford has alao arrived In this city. His
wouai il doinx oil.
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Falling Of Roef-{he roof o. s saad s. ths
Tre1ega- Foundcy, rndee wbto., q ntnbor Of irea
wsre working, shipping gn1s fell oD ss.urdsy,
o~iss TO tbs weight CT gnow On it, aoa iIiarsdt~O
ci ,hs ssaramsn 30 severely tha: ths.c lives wsrs
dasoaired oS.
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lnteFesting from Port HudsOn-.N Wa
Richmond. Long. r Rauge Practice. &C.

InterestinG from Pert HUDSON. Sleop.0f.War
Richmond. Long. Range Practice, &c.
PoAr EUDsoH, LA, March 2t.-3sports Of the
sinking Of the u. 6. l!ccp-of war Richmond fecu
i,ju,ies received In ths sht of the l5h ins. pro
vail. Nolhing definite, however, has been esce. .
taines.
This mortar Use: Sill oacary tEslr old pesi san,
ort of range bsiog. Ysststdly the enemy. fred
slcwiy At our transports with long~anss guns.
without effect. party landed from the ansp ports
and burasd tbs residence Of Capt J. Kern, for.
msry tha. Of Col: Sidney Robsr.eon. on the oppe.
site shore.
Some activity has prevailed among tbs en-. mys
transports for the last two cays. bat there ne
no Indications Of another sttemrt to pass the bs.
tsries.
twenty Federal dssxtsrs have arrived in the
last ., and are continually coming IN. They
eolfem tne previous reports of Generalization In
BankIs army.
Cur batteries sustained no lnIrriss In tho late en-
gasemeut, and are ready at ali times 10 give ths
enemy q warm reception.
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/t!enptsa Rob5sy.--soase daring rcga.s Iaads a
bSid attempt, Gu sa.u-iiay night to cffsct al en-
uaacs in.o Size Sergasrt's ol1sse e: the City Hall.
Thsir eff ,ris wera directed at boia Window bGt
they were stro, ~ euoueh to Withstand the assam t.
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Disapreayia9 Another arch dsy g. Yesterday
aad tas r,csnt hsavy fall OF snow will have d!sap
psassd entirely. Duflr ste whole Of Sunday the
stssess ware IL verr moist coad.tian, and tns In
dn n.s.nspis 70 wakins were no. strong. Tho gut.
tsrs pcusod 10 HbsTal contributions 10 swell he
current OF the rosls ssmes
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Pcstpogsa -Th, bali which was 20 rave boon
given to-rizh', at Old Market ali, for the beneGs
OF ths sufferers 0y ths late disaster 9. .hs o. b.
Laboratory, hss bssa postponed ua.L Th1rsday
night.
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Ssnt Aray Pity SIX men heretofore ccn flned
IN tEs military pszoa il this aity fos degertou,
Co., wore ssas to Gliass'z Station yesterday morn
Ing. 20 re,cin thes. regiments.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-23

DEAD --C,i. Gha.. Blue, os Hasupshlrs Snpsrin.
tsr cent of tho Virginia Feaisect!ary, died ycsts:
d,y In thls city afser brlss i.nsss.
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The Enemy Whipped Back from fert Penn
berton-y1oyeMepts in Nlissfssfppi. &c

Aho EucAy w hlptcJ BACK IRON EVTS E0tnA'
.berten-S1eyeMents in NJississippi, &c.
kOBH8 Mach 2i-1hs Adosrt.ser and RsStstsy
hss tia following semioficse dlsp a.ch:
F5't Pm.5ertcn, Harch A--6eu. Lori1s has
whipped tie enemy bact from this point xnd thsy
are now In full retreat f7r YsE,o Pass.
s,esiel't the Appeal. dsted Pxuo,s, l9:h, says
the Fsierals engaged Ia tho raid upen Herpardo
hxvs retreated The report Of thsir hayirg atan.
doued ths Eeznphfs and CAarlsstau road o untrue
the old troops bsisg aeplsced by new ones and the
old Gsrriaon taken to Memphis. The Mobile and
Ohio railroad hiss been abandoned frcn jack, ON
Tenn, to Columbus, Ky. Five hundred cavalry
have crossed the Ooldwater, 81 miles northeast oi
here, snd moved towards holly Springs.
Ths Appeal learns Of no new movements st Por,
Hudso1. Banks has fallen bsck to his fortified
csm2s, and man;fssts NO disposition 10 advsnce.
Dsssrters sntirue to ccMs In. and al repcrt dis.
saMsfas ton In their amps.
Fhs fsst continues ontsids. The two vessels
above have been slowly s.ssning up the rivsz.--
They LANDED and &C. down few poles os the tsle.
graph line. carrying OF the wiss below Natehex
The damage was quickly repsirea Afterwards
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Coxxis,iozRas sALx cF E..L RerArx

4 1NokNISsIOsKR'SS 3 ALI cF EAsTs EeTATG
~ By vks1s Of dsor.s Of toe u4reu9 Uooet OF
Ire c'sy Of Eia61oSe. psousuncsd ou tas l3.A Day
ef k1ea. 1852, In the esss yyisa rAs~'s Admin.
.s'sasor ~ tSae<, Shall ~ 52eaiel Ucmn.s6surS,
rrcoeaa 70 sel rpcn tss Trzmsss-, 81 puh;ie Aac-
ton, on TaUsS0AI, tse i6,a es2 Of Mach son.
r;sAesag st u s.oak IL the vsry dsAsrshly hrssk
-csi3eass Gu sts South Hds Il O1va, rsar 70 I'd
attest sSj ,iaing the rssdsnse sf tis.tAte Cspt b
yspl ms, AID So0 Ia The oo3upas % OF kss tsar-
cas- B Res.i. Il ccns.ioa SIX good rooms, tegstAsr
With ksossxl sssb,s, eAsr:ass-houss, &C The
lot frcnss Z. sse: asa ruas back about les sess.
TERMS Gaze ts.s1 cash, (or all N preferred y
Tho bsacee at cns s.d two yswa fce neec:lahie
poscs, wish in.s' est asasd AMI tiNc re.Insd until
tas posehass moxey u paid and occveyaOss al
rectei by tia CeurI QR9 y T11ExK.
EpSAl CornnK1oneE.
JAS II TAYLos 4 Sos. sunEonara nln 81
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T,aysr.s,s aAls or saAI ssrirs /

Sfs1V1Tex'3 eALD or H0AI I1TATn N
u HENGC0 cO0RfY.-1y vtAo y 9 lee1
of ffust 20 ne. exssrssd BY \ uaathses, 4fvaeA.
for viryinss W Drsss cass6 rssrsGry m, lo09
sud dasy reeof9sd b tAs MsrkS sA.~ se nGRSoS
County Court shall 1fossed II sci q sueainA
npou The psemisas. On WEDHasDAY, sAs les As1
Of Apvi, commspslaS b u O'Clock 2 n !, . IyS z
iaud dsssrijsa Ia gaAl Aeea sStoutin1 O - nuth
Ase u4 ths Urbans.rfS xta9s Road ~ feet mesv
Or Les. ruaaire Asek tbs usaai Asp:A, Apa s1aaA.
ing the lands Of 1rsdis1,s thaareA shan. Hu4
I1aNs win b nads known ca ~ day a nSs.
JAs u TiYLo2, 1sastsa
eass condux u BY 1AS \ rAxIoR aoS. Asets.
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ERAkED RkSIDIxCH on ths .1Ganshsstee
xurnp;ke, and several VACANT LOTS ae,
Joining, FOR aAL1 AT AUCfJON We ahali
sell at auction on the pse0lsef, on W1oA8SDAY,
tho LIST Of April la63 at y o'clock r n, large
framed dwelling. xld tht usaat out buildings, such
a. kl.eaea, s:sh., 80. adioxi lag shs ssstlsncs os
Ocl u Eurioot AID frcEiiag "a shs soutA sds ef
ssid turn2ise, nearly cpposits The Old Toli1ats."
Aiso s.vscai vacant lots adjoining making N a.
ereSSts II nearly tSs sexes cf feEtiie !aGd ed1rs
bly, edSIted 20 8 market earset, en- vEica t4ero
ara sane good fruit srsss. pat ef the D:opsssy
can be aesn at our efneo.
TERHs-Al essh, or one. .aixd ssah balsree st
6 aud mouths for negotiable notes iatrsst sadct,
seo0red by t-uss dssd, o. title rsta1rcd Jhs
taxes fcr 1858 TO be psia by ihs Prcaasor, with
immediate poass.s'cn OF tbs pTsn,.eA
NH 81 d0Dt'N ApfH' scA, Aust'A
GALE oP PRRIsEAyLH PhCpxaT7, n cfsss
- tefie'd oooaty, bsloDyns IN tts ests.s u
fhazas n. Tsabue, dsed.-On WRDE3OAY Ns
kSsa March. 1883, commencing ss iAa hoVe Of 10
O'Clock "a, tie u2dsrsiara3, exeo0tcsp e 1koe
r Trahus, decd, will offW for sale as pulils aus.
VI tho late Mason TEsbus. the Ma chester Turn.
pike sbs1s s:svcn niles from ILhmcnA, IL the
PeriasssIs Hztste o! The deoedeot ocngSdsg IN
cart os three Hozeea aud ops Coli tv0 HlcA
Cows, oce Yssring tjow. Axrn:,nS UtaaaEs, How're.
hold ard Kitchen FLsn.uro, cai q vs4is.y u oshas
useful Articles, TOO lusnefons 70 tasnt;su.
TkRAs.-Oasa.
otsx "a xe . san. 1aASos rr'n
At The sans tins and plaxs. end On tbs sacao
terms. VIII SSH at public Aae.io0 ths rssfius cf
tho Psrisnsbis KEssse OF Macon Tfasus. cse'd.
Cart, Weaving Lcom sad Buffalo Bobe
Fivs or ak Hxo1ok1 bslocsias - the sstAts,
viii be hired out at tbs pfms time
NH IL ALax n TRA1EA Ex's.
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HEADQUARTERS Isr UKtGsDH, \
Ms.or. Gene,xi r. p. L airs s.ivisio, I
7us,nmbia, ala, FEB g, 1858
[ EHick Isl ]

9hs Unised E'ates 20, i.l.ent having cr5erea
rss ss.I eLts to bs mace 10 vss,sty eitiz MA Cf
tn; STA - n0w il rab82ioa szsia:t said G ,Yern
uaeut Laaps ordered AsEess,GelE upon 7our p:.,
p,gty so'the amount OF -- dollars paysGie i'm.
mosiG:eiy.
you ara, therefore. connandsd &c pay ever TO
As,. ". e Iusk, PeT nsste- OF this EG;gads, she
a.,oga iGp, tbs viii Io sclsactsd Sae... you
u. iEs a4eriaa2 oi yo@r rrunartv
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-11-19

Ar1RoPRIATIoHs.-Thers is . gs,srsl
complaint over our burdsnsoms taxes.
caused in great measure BY the i'm.
nenss and indiscriminats appropriations
made BY the last Legislature. Our read
ers will remember that we told them, in
one of our letters. last Winter, that the
appropriation bill would make then
grunt in tax-Paying time. Thsrs were
Bond bills, and assumption Of Territorial
debt. and attempts At debt Of el50. 600
for Bridges, and e25. 600 fsr Cspitsl
Buildings. There was an appropriation
Of 9l. 600 to pay Champion Vsugha for
making . pleasure sxsnrsion. among the
armies. under the prstenes Of looking. af
ter the welfare Of Kansas soldiers ; and
bill Of over $1,000 to pay for nswspa-
psrs ier the members. 1'heN are sppfo-
priatiens which in justice ought to Be
aads; bot We are down upon al at-
ssmpts to saddle the people with taxss
for the benefit Of bridges. universities.
colleges. s.ylums. travelling agents. and
nssspapsr subscriptions, until the people
srs sufficiently numerous and able to ssssl
~ FoJ pa h'" L.ff La = .Gcifsfiis -
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ProclnMAtiOn.
STATE OF KANSAS,
nepARTMENT.


In the observance Of Q universal Gus.
tom, q old q the Commonwealth OF INC
Union, l, Thomas Carney, Governor Of
the State Of Kansas. do hereby designate
and set apart Thursday. the 18th day q
November next. a. day Of Thanksg'v-
ing and Prayer. 81 al, s
The Year now drawing to 2 close, h1
been ons of. great prosperity 70 theReoPis
Of this State. We have been blessed
With genial skies and fruitful 6slds.T
Abupdsat harvssts have cempensated the
laSors Of the husbandmsn. In the midst
Of dspopulstins and burdsnsoms war
our population be, steadily increased,
and our material interests have been sd-
vsaced. .&33s'3
On the day thus set apart. let us as
ssmbls in our customary places of Worship.
and render thanks to Almighty God for
the aamberless blessings aud mercies
which hsve crowned the year for the
Divine Wisdom which has directed. and
the Divine Power which has protected ns.
Let III, Be thankful for the success
which has attended our National Arms |;
for the preservation OF our noble Govern
ment for the humiliation Of its rebel
lions enemies. and, above oil. for the
Frightening, promise Of Uaiysrs.l Ffss-
DOM ,',.Fs s.- -T 4. s, ,,na- az
:. Let us remember those whom the ca,
lamities Of honorable warfare and ths
atrocities Of msrcilsss 6euis have sf1ict-
ed ; to the widowed and the orphaned
let ns extend our liberality. and in their
behalf invoke the support. gnidsnce and
protection of Divine Proyidenee. =. b.
Finally. lei US humbly acknowledge
our manifold sins as g people, and pray
God to preserve us from National decay;
to sustain our Rulers, and crown our ar
mics with victory--such s victory as
shall insure permanent tranquility to the
country. and freedom to sll our people.
In testimony whereof. have hereuuto
set my hand and caused the Great Seal
Of the State to be affixed. Done at To-
peka. this ninetseD.h day OF October, A
d. 1868. 49,.
THOMAS CARNEY.
bY TIE GovERNoR \ -,..
W. w. H LAWRENCE. -r
anu, Gee'y of State.
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(For the Chiefj

BuzzAnD's GLoaY, November IL. 1853.
M knrroa:-There ID syees individual in
nev Madrid, who vegetables in the Provost
Aarshals oaiee, and presides over the desti-
siss OF New Madrid County With great dignity.
ne is' in his own eoneeit, NOT only tie embod-
iment Of Coke and Blackssoae, but Of Dehars
ana Bennett. For this particular oecasion, we
VII dub hin Major Pickles. soes days ago.
: eass cane before his astuts hishnse for ad-
Indication. The defendant employed legal
gentleman 70 cooduet his defence, By the name
oE.en, npvuss ve call hin Mott. in honor
OF The great Lucret;a. Afisr shs defendast's|
counsel had. By ! thorough invessig gatiea. made
hinsef acquainted With sil he facts In the
tess be wax 70 lie Najas V pat In . apes Of
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-11-19
grrf,no Hlnsnlr Rlour.-Whils q,

6RT71Ho HInssly Rioaf.-Whifs ths
leading editor Of the Conservative VA
on visit East. his pro tenn. copied one
Of the Atcbison Chsmpien's sbusivs sr-
ticles, (the only sort ingalls, isl eapabls
Of writing.) The editor. upon his re-
turn. makes shs following -. -,
CoRREcroH.-During our recent ab-
sesse. . copied article appeared in this
paper redscsing upon w. w. Guthrie and
Sol Miller. The last we bsard Of shsss
gsntlemsn. they were al right. We
don's believe they have changed. and re-
greet the publication in this paper Of the
paragraph alludsd4o. ras .ssss -
Ths tine 10 coming when every re-
spectacle editor who has copied from
the Champion. will make due apology
to bic readers for the same. We here
By apologize for snythias ws may have
copied from IL. 10 90: t- aa;,-al ka9tpcz
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-11-19

A. Wa ExPsoTED.-Ths Anti-Jsy-
hawk movement has thus far proven .
complete farce. We thought it would
be so. from the magnitude of the meeting
which insuguratsd it. In the first place.
the call was signed BY any number Of
Jsyhawkers. which disgusted those who
were really opposed to The systsn; aad
the meeting wss attended BY not over
ese-feurth as many psTsens - sigsed the
call. reminded us OF the funeral Of 8
poor widow's sc.resly soough men
present for . change Of pall-bearers.-
And since the meeting. and the decided
resolutions paced by il. Ne are pretty
well satisfied. from what We have seen
and heard, that they were Of no practical
effect. We do NO, believe that any Jay
hsvking has been done in this vicinity.
for the country is about stolen bare Of
stock that was worth stealing: but that
Jsyhswksrs and their stolen property
havs been harborsd, We have no doubt
knowingly or not. We do not
ssy, bat have decided opinion upon the
subject. Why. bat few nights since.
upon returning home at late hour from
repsiring the telegraph line. and on 60
ing to stable to put mp horse. we ware
and ordered to stand. BY sons
individuals whom We are confident were
erse-thisvss. and they had the stable
full Of their stolen stock. The nigh.
previous. valuable horses had been stolen
in the neighborhood Of BrownvilIs. ssd
ten to one those very horses were in that
stable. and the thieves halted rs and re-
quostsd us to "vamoss the rauch." At
an early hour the ne1t morning. they
were gone.
This is stopping Jsyhawking with I
screw to it." We may not bs able to
remedy the matter. but hsnseforth W
shall not attempt TO cover up any SOS.
pisious transaction. or pass It over Ia
silence. We mean to state the. plain
acts. let il, displea,s whom It may
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confidential plea for his client. At the con.
clusion Of the interview, Mr.. Mott eoncluosd
70 put in eRssaes to his arguments; %. turn.
Ing to che digni6sd Provost, he said:
major, this man should not DO held respon.
Isible for the act he is charged with. for in n,
opinion, he is non esmpss mensis." % oh:
" Did hef" asked the Major. in unfeisned
astonishment. Where did he do itf I win
have charges preferred against hin immedi-
ately"
Poor Mott applied his dexter paw to the pit
Of bis stomach, and beat hassy retreat to the
rear. Yours, &c,
~ 's .. MuGGTNs
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WHITE CLOUD, KANSAS:
TAarsdly, ~ November 10, 1853.

THs HIGHLAND VorE.-Ws stated,
two weeks since. upon inform alton re
ceivsd from one Of Mr.. Psrker's friends.
that gross frasds were committed ss
Highland, at the recsnt election. From
the statements of other persons. We are
convinced that such Was not the fact
that the Judges Of election wers three ss
respectable gentlemen ss can Be found in
the Township. The heavy vote ct High.
lsad was occasionsd BY tive causes. lss,
the contest was one Of the most suimased
that ever occurred in The Township, and
many voters who had not gone to the
polls for several years past. turned ont
at this election. ID. the friends Of Mr..
johnson appeared 10 concentrate ct High.
land. Iowa Point formerly pollsd .
heavy vote. This year il was light. -
. great many Of hsr former votsrs went
to Highland. swelling the vote st the
latter place. We are further Informed
that several persons, former residents Of
Highland. but now residing in Wolf
River Township. who we're at Highland on
election day. offered to vote tickets con.
tanning only the names Of candidates for
State and County officers. thinking they
had . right to do 90 anywhere in the
County. but that the judges refused their
votes. We are Of the opinion that il any
illegal voting was done. it vas only in
dividual cases. beyond the knowledge Of
the judges Of election.
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INDIAN Av1ArRs.-We arc indebted TO
Hon. A. @. Wilder, nembsr Of Congress
rom Kansas. for . copy Of the Report
OF Indian Afsirs for the year 1852. We
haven't bad time 10 look It ovsr yst, but
OF one thing ve have long bsen convinced.
and that is. the whole Indian Department
needs oysrvanlins from top to bottom,
aad new system of mansging Indian
sdairs shsuld Be adopted 1t once. The
present system is full Of speculation and
frssd. The indiana are swindlsd. and
the Government il swindlsd, and contrac.
tors. agents. supsrintsndsnts and officials
generally. grow rich much faster than
hey could By raising sorn or printing
'swsPspsrs.-Jos,~al Of Comsssrcs.