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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-09-26
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Tbun her Stcrblt9en mad,t tet cem
&risae tas mas man ro6 Slid au nenz
men pi1sst, feline auBercrrcn:lide 0smalt
oeltenb, unb eies UNI 10 itdrfsr banrt,
tpenr fein aetpaltieer MenidenpiQe> wie
Der zines Napoleprl, bieler puntlen Ma4t
e%eaendter7ebt lonpern mittelmdifsen@ti'
fern bic Nufaobe 9cuorcen, cur@ tbre
8orlidt tas Slid 3u bebeul9en. Das
3eetere 1T leicer bel unleren1 &rieae Der
SAL. 0ober Die e,pige 8ieoerbplune
plSglider @enpun9en pom ionniaer Gage
;u fniterem Dunfel. pl6Bliden Star3eu6
pom ftrablenpen @ipfel id6ner 9oHnung
~ Der troitlpien Iiefe Der 8epransnib.
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l6neieen> 70 percienen eepi7e seute in
Walbtnoton ben Strang weit eber, ais
9ewi6e 2eu:e in Nt9monc.
Sur auf Nclencrans' bemdbrteGl3tig>
felt tauen mir Die 5Ofnung auf 0ermei.
eung %ferneren unbeils.
Dab Der ptrat'" ber in ben,
5afen Don Sret in Tranfreib araeleat,
purd Grfenntuie pon Dem 6ancelstribuz
nal in Sorpeour fir bic rurcb Die uM(az
bama", bic oa5 Gritunal fir eiuen piraz
ten erfldrt, fran56iden &auFeuten susez
fiiaten S6apen NIT Beidla9 teleAt por=
Den, lit cine quite BDtlhoft.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-09-26

Sn 8 I nctnnatt III Ger nDrdft"
auf ubbelimmte Belt Yerl6cben wsrcen.
Mational6ionomen seben ais Orunp cit
weil Die Belt res Shneineeinp1feIn6 los
9sbt, uno Die Gegieruns fiA niebt germ in
rie nbdusliden @inridtunoen" eer uYcr<
fppolis" einmilben nil. <
@cnn Der uDrait" su einem 6umtus
tpirp, 70 mSos man bic nit Ter Nusfihz
ruug res Goul eriptipnsoeiese6 Seau|Irasz
ten befra0cn Wesbalb?
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BtlltgeS QanD
il, ser Nabe epn Gaint Nau1
;um 0erfauf.
SeCbS 40 9lGer Stucfe

SeCb3 40 MGer StIcfe
fetteu r~penee Yrairie'Qan i~1nsrtolb trst
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older gu tr3suesn. pr;is: 3sbn Dollar per
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gen Greoit, etpa auf sfbn Sabr, gu 7 Nrpasnt
3itltn per Sabr. Dieles Qanb pirb in 40 pper
80 Mdsr Siiden serfauft.x
Gin eutes fiebenbes Wa0er 1T auf einen, Der
80 Mfer @tlde.
Qanb, bielem tena9tart, tpurte 1857 fit 500
per older baar p~erfauft.
$eurD 81 &entD,
9dnbler in @%runtfuden.
ct. paul, 26. Gept. 1868. 269bS2
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minne(ota $taats}eitnng.
g atntpaul, ben 26.S eptemter 1868.
u cpublifauiiebes umipu Sicfet.

Sir 0puYerneur,
Stepben MILLER,
prn StearuS County.
Sir lieutenant @ouperneur,
Gborles .. Sberwppr,
BON Giamore County.
Sir Staats. Steretar,
DaYic 8lately,
ron Stmfsab County.
Sir Staats>N uoitcr,
@barle6 McSlratb,
rpn Nicrust County.
Sir Staats.S Gasmeifer,
Gbarle6 g hefer
BON @a1tingtun County.
Stir @sncral- NnmaIt,
@propn G.. Cole,
1rn Sttec County.
Sir Glsrt Der Supreme Court,
Serge S. potter,
SOn Sculton County.
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Maen Ureuuoeu eiu ber;libes
NebemDbI

Der 1tnter3ei5nete, i'm gssriT ieinsn WpbnlB
nab ct. peter 81 ~pcrIessu, fam 81. waul, MEL
Dies 10 IanSs Ieinc freuuotihe 5sin1a!b MAR, niat
S%erla1sn> pbus ben oielen 5reunbsn nuo ODuntrr,
bsren nnaans une Gertrauen ihm Zen AuTeribatt
in nisler Stapt 10 mertb gslnaGt> eiu bersIines
Qebewcbl gu laoe,> u,o itnsn leiusn Danf fir eie
ibm 10 reldli9 ~senitieNf CUNT ausaulpreten.
Ril. Cir.
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5.ud,e uup @arperobezM r.iftl far 9erren.

SHir baten fir unlere 1sbr esraunisen nsne'
QpfalitGtsn un1srs ginfduis gtBtn bic IrnHsrsr
Sabr. pcrprppslt, in YsrlaiseersN STanuen YER
sreifaGt in Der Mti'At, uuls1m e'slha!tt eng
srJv ere slusSstNunS III ssbta sas ntf epNsn, sab
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Nufes unp Uertrausus gu ~srirsusn babsn Dsros>
ais mou,tt u~ulsre i5,rHaa bsebrt nuree.
Hur 3auleuts int 2Nnus er!aEbsn !pir unSe's
8tnsrfuus oas un'sre Sssinsna9cn t0r sSttrer<
yertdufsr IHsbr eunltis sslteAt nup mir ben c;es'
;;SStrissn atnurm biaisen giafaAfsn 5a1olge in stt
Sage Vpr4' Turtbsile 3u bieteN, wie Tr|1psr npe
ME. Infer Wartntr, 9err s. WaNlsr, bate's'er'
Ne1ort unisres Gsl@aitsa pe:5uls9sn Neetn'M,
,ueM uuo mire IS in isiner Bsrc3uten Ws'lf H@
ansslessn lsin !oNsn, luwrbl Mbe!slals ais 9ts'
tailucrfduft our bslonbsreu 3ufrieesnpeitee Der oer'
rem R1ufsr 81 efaetuiren.
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SUUcs>Itfs5e1De'
Wir benoGrtttieen bisrnslt ,airsr t%t.rs;ttea
ps'osns Ursutee une yefanuts, cap mi ere &C.
lisbts Sct'ter Rauiine, s Jabr 6 Mpnotc alt,
an Orrnsrl:a9 Nbsnp III, balt II llbr naG uur
II ia 9iaer aratfleit. esr 0aletrIuuc, n%erlart.
@ir S%erbino,u hermit BIT trernel'de Yitts. eer
Seerriguns teisumrbns., trslbs tsItt (SaMtag)
NaDmttta9 UNI 3 llbr ftat'iiuest.
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Bas nun tbun? Nun jest bi!f Du,

@as nun tbun? Nun Jest bNf Du,
unerb6rte @auneret! Die @omite
siett 5errn Mainier Grloutntb-b6rt!-
Bort! auf pie platform Der Yartet ju lpuf~
fen uno ouf ieiner eieenen platform nit
Dem Itdet Der Yartet 3u laufen. Sur
..laufen" lpu er, penfen uno IaSen mag er,
mas Ct miu. Dieie GrlaubniB Der CO.
mite gilt benz Germ B(ainSer als elei6bez
oeutcnp NIT elmer 8erdnperun9 Der Ylatz
form pur& ,oie rempfratiias pa!tsi pes
@taates," er bat iid, la9t er n'it Der Co
mite in seetaneter 8eiie D. pb!
was bout 5u Sage bod allies fir 9sei9uet
gilt - y~erfdnpi9t. llno nadoem er li9
70 perltdnpt9t lduft er. Stun 1T pa6
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laubt jecem ganpicaten an DC mielben, auf
lsiner eiasnen platform au ~laufen" uno
jecem 8dbler, wie iie islbf eS tbun, auf
bic platform 3u Yomiret. uno caS nennt
man cine ~s eei8nete @erf dnof<
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fubl ce6 @olfes feline 0rdnjen mebr &C.
gen bic Sdurferei Der Gibrer :? 9ier gum
erfen Male miro Dem 8olte ron elmer
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Seufs! nit alien @runriaBeu! Dents,
unc sluutt mas / ) + wpllt> nur tb
mas MIR molten! 8eIFudt unlere
@runpl6be, aber wablt I'M lerIidet!" Ba6
1asen rie 8Irger pa;u? .
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aud nit Dem ~patrioten" pom ugoIfs<
blatt" Der tdnoi9t" Der i6on III let<
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Ylatform raS Iidtt su unterltusen uni
Der ~Yatrtct" miro rpn pieier Grlaubnif
@etrau9 MAIDEN.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-09-26
41rg-6oobs IN Auhtion gekau{t,
Syst 1T bic 3sit svm gillFau5 cpn
9rl):0ooD6
utc Der
uCbeap Qosb Store"
1T BET YlaB, ite 81 fal1fen.

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unp parunter Nisle tt Ger rlsy'su NuF|on"
in jener Stapt.
81 fam un6 >pirb (ie aufbo5
BtQtglte Oerfaufen.
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lult pertauf fen, ater ia mir fl nterri8 sin<
9stauf1 baben, 70 finp mir entldtpiien, unz
fern &uuteu ZEN Nuyen caven babeN 81
lalen.
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AlejDer s3bcao9geoo
ccn 1896. aufrar's.
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&entudy Seona, 10 uieeri8 ale 40G.
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inets fir Mldnner unp Nuaten.
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Iihlt aufau,carten unb ns atGsaeiet, ibntn aum
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-09-26
&ei6e6 Yrairte 2Qnb
gum Derfauf
III gaItle Sod uup gureta Tomnl9tpe

gum Derfauf
III Cattle Sod unb gureta Eomnl6fpe>
Oacpta 6 county.
Morepf gisrtelleetion 4, 5own 49, STANCE 10
(Golle 8od), @upweit gtertsliectipn IL, Isnn
1t3, STANCE 20 (Gureta).
Oiele beiben @ti,de perben als Der Garten lit
Dacpta County ongeicben. Shpar3e pHan3en-
Grbe BON better Qualit1t. 3a6 2ano liest neben
Der SeearBales-B oba, bic Jest 8ebaut piro, unb
innitten elmer b%errliden Jarmgfgfne. 0ieIe bie-
Ter Garmen bra9ten Is Bul6el Wei3en per older
in hie@em Spmmer, 100 ni9t genugJtessn fel, UNI
eiuen Wouu bis ouf'8 6emb Al pur9ndNen> tpp~
fir ter
Gbrw, Btldof WiQouebby
@swdbremann 1T.
&enrp mfcScutg,
5anplsr in Gyun0Fufen.
@a]1tn9tDn Gpuntp <Q1no
gum Serfauf.
Die Subbalfte Don @ecticn 6, Yiertelltetipn
3, s, %, sc. 81, selessn in
Safrale Iapnibip,
in elmer euten Na&baritaft neben Der 6arm bes
9errnBrodmann> in Der Miirte srii6en ct. waul
unb 9lftcn.
Gas Qanb it in gutter 8eidaFenbeit, bat 6pl;
uno @a0er. 6aufbsoinaunsen: Gin She'll taar
unb Der Helf auf laneen Sermin.
ct. paul. 70. September 1863.
9enrp Wlc!&eutD.
6Gnblfr in Grunh1ifen.
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Fir 5usriH-D. ". Npbert CIT.
Sir Neeiitsr Of Desbs-gbcs, poaSnnt
Fir Gbosnleiftr-Gbar'cS s, mbitneY
Sir Gcuais. NnmaIt-5trry S. 5prn.
Sir Suts II prpbate-N ). Gruwe1l.
Sit Gorens:-Vbilip & .beig.
Sir @cur, GpmmilF onu-.f. @ain3er.
Gemmiliianers-2. Mar>-@. .. @truns.
8. WMs-patrid 0yan.
4. M1re-Spbu 9puanb
T:y bic 0eieteebune.
Vrlter Dinrift.
Sir Sfr-!av-G. .. BtlfiIlan.
ST., ~, !. utnNt-G bmunb Nice.
81. $. SIS.
2wan3iARsr Ditrift.
Sir Senatpr-Jpb Nicpls.
Sir Rspralentart-M, q. ai.fer.
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9pl3lanb 3uu1 8erfQui.

100 Nefer $o13=2ano, NIT psuiefsns
1860 Grrb 5o!s, eersee 4 Nsilsn srn ren, Mits
teIpuntt viu ct. Yaul, mitteu es turg sius s:r-
treflide @traee nerbunben.
Das 2anb 1T BON better 0ualitdt, nit sutem
@ras unb @a6er unp espabrt bic MusT@t auf
bic 6tty- aNnble. !3u sertaufen III einem @tid
pber in StIden spn 40 tis IS older.
9enrp Me&entp,
6dnbler in 0runbfiten.
st. pnml< 20. Mua. 1863. 266t79
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Bi(tigcs Gnoros uno Cnoetail
@tiefel> aeoo0 GDa1s
se1o 0e1hQft
HMS NDn
gpurab Gpfian,
Sadlengrabe, spilhen rcr 5, u. 6. Str,
EShurn1eifr'a 8Icfl.

q. Waul, W'nn.
aauseaufeute oMfsepaet! eg's taesr.
sobe i'd auh nit DEM GeGinne nietes HrllblaRre
,,isher Inein oauptaugsnuerf auF has Wboisiale'
Osidaft esri4!et uno merle ee62a!b Itets Elm
reitbbaltiass N%(ortemsn, 3ur DispcfiIicr bassn.
ga iG neirs Waaren oirett bon ben srrBen
manufaetartn beg ONeas fir Sab" tssisbez 10
Bin i'd in ban 5tanp eeistt, Misos,eertau1srn
h;r arSaten Usrtbsilesu tisten. ysNeQangen pen
qanp. RauaeuienI rosrsen pii1ft it telerat.,
Wleihfals ,psrSen ale @cr'en Stis1sln uni
6hubs auf 8sftsaune mpcern, eausrhatt u'!o
mountaineering fl, bic ben bartsn 3elten pal
@enrap GoBtan.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-09-26

Snte 6drm an perfaufeu uabe
minnenpp1i5.
Sn Der Grpebition bieles 8lattes annMa9meis
ertbeilt tuereen, no eine cute 6arm biais ~ ssy.
tautsu If.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-07-23

NVA9kkbhVA VI VORs Sh&A%AAcSs
The wound received by Major General
Daniel E. Sickles. at the battle of Get
tysburg. was . compound comminuted
fracture of both bones Just below the knee
joint, too close to amputate at the joint !;
soft parts too much injured. A Wash
ington dispatch Of the 9th says:
General Sickles has not been so we'll
to-day, as he was yesterday. and has been
denied to nearly all visitors, many of
whom had called. among them General
Hooker. The crisis in General Sickles'
case has not yet been reached. bot strong
hopes are entertained of his recovery.
The smputation was skillfully made
within On hour after the wound was re-
ceived, and no arterial blood was lost.
The operation was performed under
the influence of chloroform. While it
was being administered. before inseusi-
bility was pl oduced. the General seemed
to believe himself still at the head of bis
corps on the field of battle. and was Civ
ing orders to those around him. as if in
the heat of the engagement. Upon his
return to consciousness. be inquired anx-
iously about the progress of the battle.
and said he would give his other leg, and
bis life too. to insure victory for our
army.
Many officers of distinction. who called
upon the attending surgeon to inquire for
General Sickles. unhesitatingly stated he
had that day saved the army from disss.
tar.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-07-23

"PEEs.KU-SE-KAw-John Ma-he hap
pening in town. the other day. professed
to be in want of butter, which the mer.
chants clerk invited him into the cellar
to examine. While the clerk'e attention
was engaged. Ms-he quickly stopped
down. drew what be supposed to be whis.
key from barrel hard BY. and gulped
down two or three enormous swallows,
before be discovered that be was cham.
bering" coal oil He didn't want any
more. Coal oil Is said to be sure rem.
edy for bsd-bugs. II John has any Of
the vermin in him. be may congratulate
himsslf that be has played them . cute
trick
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-07-23

LlLrPUTrAN BRIDAL PARrY.-Gen. Tom
Thumb and wife, Com. Mutt and Minnie
Warren. with P. T. Bsrnum, Esq, the
Eve notables in . group, and the only
Carte de Visite showing their exact re-
lative size. with accurate likeuesses.-
Correct and clearly defined outlines in
the diess. Sold at Is cts, 2 for 25 cts,
5 for so cts, or 8 100 per dozen, sent by
mail post free on receipt of price. At
Nine. Demorest's Emporium Of Fashions.
at 473 Broadway. Every Photographic
album should csntsin this, the most in
tsresting Carte de Visite yet published
also Photograph Carte de Visite oil
Mime. Demorest, Is cts, or both together,
Is cts, or . copy Of Nine. Demorest's
Mirror of Fashions" with both Carte de
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Fashions for 80 cts. Either Carte de
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of extra patterns.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-07-23
Milroy.

We rejoice to hear that Judge Advo.
cate Gen. Holt is preparing the doeu
ments for court martial in the case o.
Gen. Milroy. charged with evscustins
Winchester with eowsrdly precipitation
leaving millions worth Of arms, amuni.
tions. DC, to the rebels. and sscri6eins
the bulk Of bis army to save bis owl
neck. We do not know nor Judge tbs,
he did other thsn his wbols duty in ths
premises. We trust be will have Q fsir
impartial trial. and be honorably scouit-
ted IL the facts viii warrsut; bot II hs
b proved guilty. We trust b win Be in
sxorsbly shot. That win b . light pes.
atty for the o6snss q which he stsnds
accused. We shall gfsdly ~ him vim
dicstsd bat. ills isgsilsy. W pray the
court sod Prsidne 70 have mercy on tbe
country. 61irg saeis S.. s.s0 .iIss'E
"a Rsbsl reports ehsrgs Mn. Milroy fwifs
Of the ,Genersf sfbrssaido with having
appropriated to hsr own use sud wssl
the dresses Of secession lsdies resident In
bot probably fugitives from) Winchss-
ter. We shsll not believe this sntil
proved beyond question but IL she did
70 base thing. We trust (sincs tbs pre-
cipitsts flight Of her husband lslt hsf n
The hands Of ths rsbsls, J she will bs IN.
dietsd - thisf. eouvieesd - thief, md
punhhsd % . thisE. It win do bsr Z
weHt Of goed.-Nsw Hork Iri6aas.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-07-23

March 30th.-Geu. McClernand took
possession Of Richmond, Miss.
April 3d.-Commencement Of q new
canal three miles above the old one.-
This canal was also o failure.
April 23d.-Gen. Grants army, To-
Gated at New Carthage, on the western
shore Of the Mississippi. opposite Vicks.
burg. received six days rations and were
ordered to march. On the same day q
number OF transports run the batteries.
April 19th.-Acting Rear Admiral D
D. Porte captured Grand Gulf, q strong.
ly fortified position below Vicksburg.
April 30th.-Gcn. Grants army lands
at Bowlingsburs.
May lst.-Gen. Grant routs the en-.
emy. IL 900 strong. at Port Gibson, so
miles below Vicksburg.
May l2th.-McPherson captures Ray
mond.
May l4th.-Cspturs of Jackson by
Gen. Grant.
May 15th.-Gen. Grant defeats Penn.
berton near Edwards Station.
May 17th.-The rebels driven beyond
the Big Black River.
May 1S.h.-YICkSBURG Is IN
VESTED. Es7- .rs.-a-
May 20th.-Haines' Bluff captured
and severe battle fought in front o.
Vicksburg.
May 25th-The siege begins to "pro'
0reSs satisfactorily.
May 29th.-Graut commences his
earth works and mining operations.
Over 100 women and children reported
killed BY the successive bombsrd ment.
May 3lst.-At midnight grsnd BON.
bardment commenced from Grants line
lasting until daylight, and doing much
damage.
June 2d.-Gsn. Joe Johnston arrives
at Jackson.
June 5th.-The army under Grant
arrived within speaking distance of the
rebel works-our batteries bombsrded
sgsin. throwing 5000 shells an hour in
to the doomed city.
June &h.-Gen. Grant building paral.
els and making slow but sure approaches
June 13th.-Gen. Sherrnsu's Corps
had pushed their approaches to within
twenty yards of the rebel works.
June l5th.-Ths rebels getting desper
ste, keep up terrific Ere on our lines ali
day. killing and wounding many of on,
msn-Generaf Grant fortifying his real
against the expected attack Of Gen. Joe
Johnston.
June lSth.-The rebels had been firing
continually for three dsys. our approach
es drawing nearer on every side.
June 2Gh.-Grsnt opens a terrific Gre
upon the ciy. which is kept up sll day.
The return FIRE of the rebels is weak
Gen. Psmberton pays 50 pound 70,
powder gathered from our unexploded
shells.
June 50th.-Mines successfully made
by Gen. Grant under the fortifcations
were sprung. causing breach in one OF
the forts. into which OCT Western boys
flung themselves, and held on so bravely
that the rebels retired to their interior
lines.
July 4th.-Gcn. Grant, although be.
tween the two rebel armies, (Pemberton
in Vicksburg and Johnston IN his rear,
BY no means dismsyed and confident Of
his ability to take Vicksburg. he quietly
awaits "for something to turn up."
"Somethipg does turn up."
VICKSBURG SURRENDERS.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-07-23

r. Patriotic municipal authorities
haYs hitherto encouraged enlistments. by
voting large sums to be used ss bounty to
volunteers. But the Copperhesd Coun.
Gil Of New York has reversed this rule.
II has voted two and . half millions ol
dollars to pay the exemptions Of al draft.
ID men in that city, thus paying boun-
~ to mobocracy and treason. The $500
clause is the worst feature in the Con.
scription law. The alternatives should
have bean, either go yourself, or send Z
hand.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-07-23

TIE SHoRrEa CATrcMsX.-We are
decidedly pleased with communication
in the last Troy Patriot. in answer to
certain questions propouudsd to esndi-
dates for Office. BY "Msny Voters" OF
Highland-the principal questions being
relative to Jsyhawking and driving out
rebels. There arc few persons in the
County bat will now admit that Jay
hawking was aa evil; yet We think there
are some men, about Highland and else
where. who run The question into the
ground. They are monomaniscs on the
subject. and stick it into everything.
They can forgive : rebel. but not Jay
hswker. Good men have entertained
different views On the subject. before they
fully comprehended or realized what it
would lead to. Some Of the best men in
the County are to this day accused oi
having favored Jayhawking. when they
really never engaged in nor euuntenanced
it. Any man. hungry for Office. could
easily reply yes or no to string Of ques-
tions. which would amount to nothing.
Elect good and capable mon to Office.
who have shown. BY their deeds, what
they are and what they can do.
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Square Miles.
Cnlsn Ediser Arressed.

MI. Mcheo. proprietor OF sn0 ot. L0ul(
Democrat. has besn srrsstsd for publish.
ing letter from the President to Gen
Scho6eld. We thought as Tho time The
letter was not intended for publication.
and wondered Why General 6cho6sld
had permitted such thing. Il sesms
now that il vas publisbsd without pr
mission. and that General 6eho6sld has
committed two bluad@s-6rst in MOI
taking cara Of his eosrespondsncs. snd
secondly. IN arrssting Mckee aod msking
himself ridiculous vbeu thsrsy wss no
possibility Of rsctifyine The mistake. A
General Who cannot tsks esrs Of BID COR
resposdsnes . SCARCELY Ct to BE- ths hssd
Of . Department. Il i shout time Seho-
6eld's successor wss sppointsd.-Psoris
1'asscv;ps July l3ak. sss5 esa
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-07-23

: ~sThe Olsths Mirror says the ap-
pointmsat Of Ewing gives general satis-
faction to the people of that section
They ought to know best - they ars
The ones principally interested. 1sis
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-07-23

q r. Cspt. w. N. Bixby is now 70
eruiting for the Kansas 14th. There is
still . chance for young men to enter this
crack regiment. Sss the Captains call.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-07-23

EMeRAros.-The people of every por-
tion Of the State are now turning sttsn-
tion to the subject of inducing emigra.
lion to Kansas. This cannot be done
through emigration societies. Let those
who are here, make this . State that
viii invite emigration. and it will be sure
to come. Let the country know what
enormous crops can be raised with com.
psratively little labor. Let rs have
wholesome laws, we'll administered. -
Let outlawry and violence be crushed
out, and citizens rendered secure in their
persons and property. Let our School
system be taken hold of in earnest, and
good schools established in every Dis.
trict. Let these things be. done, and
much more, to convince the country that
We sre an intelligent. industrious and
lsw-abiding people, and emigration will
flock here, Of the right stripe. Drumming
Is POOR way to bring settlers; and those
who can be brought by drumming. are
usually Of little force. They will do no
good when they are here, and will follow
the next drummer to soms other country.