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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-18
Lee Said to bs Marching North.
Hooker Hastenins to the Rescue-AI
Esagement lRmiuent.
New YoRK, June Is.

New YoRk. June Is.
Tho Times says. editorislly. that in.
formation reached this city yesterday
from Warrington. that Lees army. &c..
900 strong. was on this side of the Rap.
'pahsnseck :msrching northward. and
Hooksr's army was hsstening Moth q
prevent hia advance.
Lee. bee6re the close Of last ~eek,
crossed by the fords above Frslereks
burg. and was apparently pushing foI
the Orange and Alexandra Rsilsoad.
b. -Es;.lAy- -Hookss's- whole As@y-wss
on the No,thwsrd march. following, tha!
day a line between Wsrrenton. and c At.
Iett,s Station.
All onr commisssry stores have beep
embarked from Aqnis Creek. Lee has
been Joined ny detschments from North
Carolina AMI the Blackwaer. and al
his cavalry bavs been .massed on the
south fork of the Rappahaunock. Long
streets corps. lately at Culpspper. has
donbtless been joined to Lee. Hsg
Hooker's force csnno, be inferior. 10
Lee's. and our army has recently been
heavily reinforced from the Nsnsemond.
Peninsula. and elsewhere. No officia'
or semi- official indications Of these move
ments have been received from Washing
ton. -... S,is., ! III i4di hGcui ] M
The Tunes says these accounts We have
obtained from other ioGrces.l but there
seems to he an agreement that our army
and that of the rebels are b0th on the
move. and so closely together that they
can hardly avoid collision soon. ,ss. Z
A dispatch dated headquarters 5th
Army Corps. 18th. states troops and
wagons have been passing there all Bight.
The troops of the 5th Corps are still
guarding the fords. with orders to helm
readiness to move at momant's notice.
The Herald says. editorially. it is evi
dent an active campaign ia now in oper-
alton on the Rappahannock Hsrper's
Ferry. the Shenandoah Valley. and the
fords Of the Potomac. are the points in
dicated by recent rebel movements. lOnr
army is also changing its base. supplies
being transported from Aqua Creek to
Alexandra. tH .a'-t-.. 1880 o."
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-18

CLuKE.-What has become Of Cluke
Col. Cluke, the Kentucky Guerrilla
leaderf Last Summer and Fall, scarce
ly an item Of news came from Kentucky,
that Cluke was not the leading subject
One would have thought that Cluke was
running the State. had j, not been fol
the fact that the reporters always bad
Clrke running from somebody else,
with . good chance Of being caught
The name always reminded us of set.
ting hen-sn old "Clack." Probably be
has completed bis Matching. and gone to
scratching somewhere else. ,n.al
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-18

~ We are rejoiced to again see the
genial head Of our esteemed friend, Xii
Williams, among us. May be live two
hundred and thirteen years. There. that's
as good puff ss we can sfIord for Eve
dollars -.-.-- .L,.- ~ = - ~
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-18

A SuaaEsrIoS.-We volunteer . sug.
gestion to our +" Southern brethren. u
who arc somewhat sf loss as to the fu.
ture mode Of electing their President and
Vice President. If they give our mode
an impartial consideration. We know
they will adopt it. It is thus: Let one
man be selected, by lot. from each State;
then let the persons, so selected. be
plscsd in an immense bsg. and thorough.
ly shaken for twsnty.four hours after
which, the bag shall be united. aud the
fist man who comes out shall be de.
clsrsd elected President. and the second
one Vice President. ...s..!. ,....
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-18

~ Godey's Lady's Book. for July.
is before us. Besides the usual smount
Of fine Stories. Poetry. ETC.. it contains
. piece Of Music. entitled Il am Old
and Grey" and an engraving called
"Grandfather's Portrait. together with
fine Colored Fashion Plate. and numer,
ous other engrsvings philadelphia
% year. We furnish it to our paying
subscribers, at % year. s7s.--F
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-18

~ The local Of the Times still insists
that We we're, at . Senatorial supper in
Topeka. Biz. if yon don't stop making
such preposterous charges. we shall be
compelled to tell the story of your "get-
ting. soft thing on Gordon !"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-18
THE SIEGE OF vIcKsBURa.
The Rebels Attempt to Cut Their Way
ia',.az.-'E Out.
Johnston Supposed to be at Work Up
the YazOo-More About the Fight al
MilIiken's Bend.
CAIRo., June IL.

-..a.G f..4s. CARO-, June IL.
A passenger upon the steamer Dun
leith. says there was Q report 10 Mem
phis brought up BY the steamer Niagara
from Vicksburg. that on Monday last the
rebel gsrrison within the works endeav-
ored to break ont. but after some 6ghting
they were driven back with loss. l have
NO particulars. ~ e-r-s.t .f.-aG 5,t
CAfRo, June 12.-By arrival of .
steamer we have reports from the siege
up to Monday. lS,h. Officers who have
arrived say that It is believed in camp,
thss Johnston IL gathering up oil the
forces be can, and that . battle in the
resr 10 highly probable. None. howev.
or, believe he will be able to raise the
siege. sr' go smmao sl"&a siiiii Z.f'i
There was heavy csnnonading up the
Yazoo when the boat left. but its import
was not understood 80 ss ,"a.a'
The eight at Milliken's Bend on Sat-
urday was of more importance than ct
FIRST reported. The rebels were l 800
strong. under Henry Met Cnllough. nephew
to Ben Mccullough. Bodies Of rebels
Of nearly the same strength are reported
to have marched to Young's Point and
Lake Proviaencs.- Ous force at Milf.
ksn's Bend was less than 1000. over
600 Of whom were negroes. The rebels
at first drove them back and cried no
quarter. TrrreV' s'5E#' 30 !'aH %.
!. The ne0roes fouoht wi;h preat valor-
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-18

~ Emmert, Of the Fort Scott Bal
letin. has gone East. and his partner
speaks of filing his breeches. What
does be propose to fill them with?
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-18

| The Leavenworth Times has been
enlarged. and appears in bran new dress
The Times is now the largest .snd hand.
serest looking paper in the State.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-18

~ Gov. Yates has dissolved the ras-
cally rump Legislature Of Illinois. which
was so corrupt tha, the members could
not agree among themselves when to &c
home. The Governor. being snti-rogue,
found it necessary to pro-rouge the Leg.
islature. r- .---..........
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-18


18th. That ve heartily approve the order Of
Governor Gamble. In authorising the organisa-
ton Of Negro Regiment in this State. belie'-
ing that the negroes cannot be better employed
than in fighting rebels.
I4th. That copy Of these resolutions be
sent to the St. Joseph Herald. St. Louis Dem
ocrat, and White Cloud Chief. with the reques,
70 publish. -
ROBERr MORRIS. "A -.
J.. BOWMAN, 81 - =
JOHN MOORHEAD. lcc,,u;t..e
JOHN MARSH,
H. C. LONG, 81 q ~
s. B. FORNEY. ~ &
The meeting adopted the foregoing Resola-
tions unanimously.
The meeting adjourned, after offering three
cheers for the Union Ladies'. three for the
speakers, three for President Lincoln, and
three for the Armv; three groans for JEFF. Da-
Wis. and three for the Copperheads.
A. G. HOLLISTER, Chairman.
DAv. HANDLES, Secretary.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-18

~ 1t will be seen. BY reference to
Maj. Burbank's notice ITO Contractors, u
that two substantial bridges are TO be
built across the Nemaha forthwith
That is good news for this section Of the
country. and it will be a good job for
some contractor. a.r --.Iet ..ss-r-H s 7
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-18

T Gen. Curtis was removed from
the command of he Department of the
West. and Gen. Schofield appointed in
his place. principally through the influence
of Senator Henderson. We are down
on that Henderson Amendment.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-18

l@ Dr.. H. w. Peter. late Of Holt.
for some time past q prisoner at St. Louis.
has It length been relsased, ,uponfaking the
oath and giving 3 81. 600 bond. So he has
had to come down to it at last Won.
der if be will have the hardihood to at
tempt to return to Holt
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-18

ri Cart. HARf.-A correspondent, wri-
ting. from Oregon says that Capt. Hart.
Of the Militia. has been working with the
radical Union men for the last ten months.
If be has become converted. We are glad
Of it. When the rebellion first broke out.
Hart resided at lows Point. which town.
at that time, wss intensely secesh. They
tore dovp the American Gag. openly
svowed their treason, a.d met together
in crowds. to rejoice over every Union
reverse. With thsss men Hart was in
full fsllowsbip-hs was one Of them.
We have also heard. that be afterwards
had some sort of . command in the Mi.
litia. when he engaged principally in pro-
tecting traitors and their property. "A
fat Office. with good pay in Uucls Sans
green. backs. has made Union men OF
many saSa besides Capt. Hart. We
wouldn't give . pinch Of rotten goano
for ten acre ield foil Of such Union men.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-18

.WHERE !-1s the Neosho Valley Reg.
istsr dsfunct? For several weeks W
had resolved it 10 the shape Of ball
sheet, bat it has ceased it's visits altogeth.
Or. go. Ers 2-iff rs f7'
We have not seen the Emporia News
for . month. in any shaps. Jacob. has
Sam. Wood dried yotr up? a;r y..ai
Will the Bourbon County Monitor
please send Us . whole sheet. just for a
rarity Or. hasn't it issued anything
but bali. sheets for the last six months?
Ia there psper in this County called
the Donipban County Pstriot ? 1t came
70 us. last week. in half-sheet form and
this week It hasn't come at oil. -,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-18

, ~ Gen. ssooghsos, Who ps.u'sed
himsslf to Be- bsdly bitten bys couple
Of young she rsbsls. is agaise q liberty.
He probably don's desire another dose Of
Etouehton Sitssrs. e,eas.i sdf is nss,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-18

= ~ Two weeks ago. upoa the 90
thority Of one who had spsnt considerable
time in investigating the mstter. We said
there was probability Of the Kickspot
Treaty being upset. We observe that
The papers are now Publishing sn offiois'
copy Of the treaty. This msy BE- . 6us'
clineb.r. but there is no doubt the Indisn'
are grossly deceived and s~indled. aud
nov desire tbat the treaty b revoked
Bot, - usual il dealing With the Indi'
sns. ws suppose no attention win BE- paid
70 their protest., g
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-18

~ The Missouri Convsutiou b nov
in session. Several plans Of Eancipation
have bssu proposed aud discussed. The
plane are gspsrslly for imusdiats smsn-
cip alton. and syatsw Of sppreatiosship.
I. is to b prayed fhsy Win not qoibbls
over 90 many schemes that sonswin Be
adopted. ses-...r 80 a.. = .
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-18

~ Arthur's HONS Magazine. for Ju'
ly. is received. The engrsvings are,
"The Birds Nest" and Preparing fol
the Children's Party. In reading matter
this number fully sustains the high lite
rary reputation Of the Home Magazine
Philsdelphia-S2 year. a.. e., .'.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-18

.o- - notices Of Sales Of Public
Property and Con6seassd Property. q
Fort Lssvspwosth. a
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-18

H The rebel raid into Pennsylvanis
has squelched the Democratic State Con-
vention. which wss to meet at Harrisburg
ON Wednesday. Thst was very. unkind
in the rebels. when the Coppsrhsad Con.
vsntiou was intended to give them aid
and comfort. Who knows but that the
rebels were only on their way to sttend
the CoHvestion, afte. sll :, non ...,a
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-18

bof .Eoe' bi'il CFSclHgAi1.s JuSs 1E
.s TIE 0osssaotof OHIO bsss csllsd oai
3D. 80 volabtssss . seref invsiion. .;9s 4
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-18

& ~ Like presumption log, cabin. .
single female is made to do duty in Z
dozen regiments. -LeassnoorM Times.
Whsrs did you ever hear Of : prs-emp-
tion log cabin doing duty IN . dozsn reg
Likesi,s. (althoush We do not know
what it means. how's your foot - ''a'
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-18

fH What is borsejoetey's fsvo.
rite musical instrument Z 10. by as
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-18
WHITE CLOUD. KANSAS:
Thursday, ::::: Jule Is, 1885,

~ Nor tYsf Skusvsp.-The editor pI
The Lssvsnwoth Tiuss still rfosss % b
eomfortsd, and now resorts to the charge
that We have lost our indepesdeucs. and
only do the biddins II Col Anthony
That 10 an argument sssily made. and
weapon that any person can handle. 1t
Il, the easiest thing in the world to say
that, au, opponent doas the bidding o.
some one else. or has been bought up
To this charge We have nothing more tc
say, except that We srs content to lesve
II to our readers to say whether ws dc
the bidding Of Col. Ap,hony. ''or any
other msn." Ga
But the Times still does not or vii
not understand %. We do not believe
that paper to be disloysl. We bsliev'
it, numerous editors and publishers de-
sire the success of the Union cause. But
ws also believe it has assumed position
Of high-strung Conservatism. merely te
secure the patronage Of . party which
has On sxtensvs patronage to dispense
10 Leavenworth County. As, for Col
Anthony. We think be freqeuotly pushes
matters to extremes but ss like him fo'
his earnest loyalty. His whole sool j,
in the eauss. and his principle is to kill
traitors. and to silence those who encour.
sge them. "a ga as.
4 The Times states the case truly. wber
il says that two yesrs ago. We would have
besn among the foremost to denounct
any restriction Of the liberty Of the press
Two years ago ws would have done 50
snd two yesrs. aye. two days hence. We
would do 40. Il there were no rebellion
We are in favor Of the fullest freedom O
the press, in ordinary times; but during ,
rebellion like the present. the press mus
b prevented not only: from advocating
treason. but from giving the slightest en-.
couragsmsnt or qualification to traitors
Daring . var: particularly civil war
the Times knows. - does everybody else,
that there necessarily must Be restrictions
upon certain liberties. even in the mos'
free and enlightened; countries. 1t is 9
question which requires not word more
Of argument. and hence ws shall not I'D.
vance smother word. 'E ..'"fl
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-18

f ~ Baker. Of tie State Rseerd. has
been here. the wesk. Hscalled on us, to
ssssss oar incou& The idss Of one cd
itor visiting smother. to assess bis income!
II be wosld ssssss our outcome. bs wenld
make big thing Of it. IaaIl M
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-18

TIE lNvAsloN OF PExxsYLvAnA.-Oor
latest dispatches leave the situation about
thus
There has been greet danger in Penn
sylvsnis, but more scare.
Rebel cavalry took possession Of Cham
berburg. bot have left. after having taken
oil the horses. cattle and provisions they
wanted. They alec made large purehs.
eos 1t the stores. paying in Conisderate
money. Il
Lss's whole force Is on the northwsrd
march, and Hooker is after him. A
great battle will in sll probability soon
come off.
Less army is said to have been large
y reinforced from Bragg. and is march
ing in three divisions-one toward Hsr'
risburg or Washington; another to Pitts
borg the third to Wheeling. The lat.
ter two will then unite. and march through
Ohio, into Kentucky-prs-hsps. .,go n
Hsrper's Ferry has been invested. bul
is not yet taken. South of thst, the reb'
els have possession Of everything.
This invasion is good thing. Il
shows where the people really stand
When the war comes home. Copperhesd
ism slinks into the background i''7
----- Ym- n
IITHE V's.-Our type is now getting
old. 1t is almost worn down to the SEC
ond nick" at which time it will nc
longer do good work. At the end ol
another year, If our subscribers pay mp
promptly. we intend to bring out ou'
paper 10 new dress, from top to bottom
But this is not the subject we started on.
Our type. as we remarked, is old. but
our capital VS.. 9 letter little used. were
not much worn, and we began to fear
that we should be compelled to cast aside
some comparatively new letter with the
old. But time at last makes all thing,
even." and so it has ouf VS.. Firsl
came the siege Of vicksburg. next the
arrest Of Vallaudighsm. then tba killing
Of Van Dorm. and now the exciting cam
psigu in Virginia. Our VS. are in fiue
way to come ont on inequality with our
other letters; and At the end Of another year.
at fsrthest. we hope to muster them out
Of service. with the cry Of Victory II
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-18

SEcrssIox.-Seeeds from every nsms
and kind Of Saleratus except the CAem-
icoe Satsrotns. This is the kind to usc
on every occasion. For sale BY all gro-
esrs. For sale By sll The Wholesale
Grocess IN Chicago. o. fcr sai
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-18

q" We do ios desire 10 sutugsts ths o0o"'
bat to sstugats JET Davis, and 'r'e "
SoutA.v p9ei 07..i '' ri
IT The Nev York Independent says; os.
erals de not thrive under the drip Of the zap
tol. At thirty-sx hours distance from WISE
ingson armies and generals sncceed. Aa.
ty hour.' shey just bold their own; but .s.
six hours they are A. eead - seld o. VIC
under the shados Of spss- trees" ~
. %. Goyesnor c,nnos. II Delaware n -. -.
% be not osly in favor of, -snancipAa'a :. -
State. bnt in favor Of emancipation s' ],
eempeasaaoa. end be b also sn snsooe :.
iamisstisa y Delaware. ,'s',.
iU The, s.ssoey Ton ssynou'. .n0 "
rbsaIy defeated 10 CoDsecsiess Tor Goss.
srises u sAe Nsw Yosk Coppsrhesds 's .'. 90
syapathy ID yirsssss isdienssiosss ne ~. .,,"
NJ bSaishasss II v6llssaisbsn. N'"
feeling" sc.aueiis 3uiifosoo1'i s',i -
iuIsb p,easass ssossa 70 Iesrn sh.. y. y. =.
Rsshusod wbis xRies slFaloss seoasa - ~ -
nsa II ssy cdassdssss,s ssassiss IN he So'... =.
ssslperiIhsdsf ssesds..bsa hist.y wHn .
s1;ippa6isf sssssh. n eta slStd TIA. itv.s
~ q oSiSsdirdaS slass. 80. .-.,
5t5shbs.nsSsesa SkSf ~ Yfises o. "H- 3
bsSaaiuxC te,saSaS d fSssS6 651k iiisg: IL 80!
80 H-f.f - -Ss,s.t @nsJoceI ,filsi sN-t 80
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-02-18
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

Rirhmond, Feb. l0.-The ". o. D.ita
contain, general order M. IL, issued by
c,mmand u Major General Banks. relative
10 Llneoln's Emancipation Proclanatios.
Ii says that the sificers anI soldiers will
not encourage Or assist slaves % levs their
employers. but they cannot cpnp'l Or az
thortze their return by force. Nsgroe. Yhu
leave their employers will be compelled 10
support themselves aud families By ahDr
upon the public works. To secure III. o..
jects both Of capital and labor The Seqnss.
tra'inn Commissioner il authorized aaI Iii.
rectrd. upon conference with planter. and
aiher parties. IL propose and establish 4
yearly system Of nsgo Labor which .hall
provide food, clothing and proper treatment
anil ju.t compensation Tor the negroes AZ
fixed falss, an the basis Of such ~ eqnita.
bic proportion Of the yearly crsps a. may be
dsened advisable. aad whea il |. accepted
~ planters or Diner parties. faithful .er,i.
ces and sbDrdlaation shall be- saierCel ~
the part Of the negroes by thu officer, 81
Government. 70 secure payment the ~.
gss 81 labor will csast.tste lien upon its
products. The Quarter Masters depart.
seat il charged with the dsty .f harvest.
iHg cara % deserted fields, aud Of cuIiisal.
iag abandoned estates. Unenployed ne
gross ell 10 easassd 10 tais service d,
command.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-02-18

Mobile, February I3.-The Southern
Csisis, Of the 18th inst, learns from dis
dnssished citizen Of one Of the Western
States, that the states Of Indiana. Illinois
and Ohio have determined to stop the war
asd make terms Of peace with the Confed
crate States Al all hazards. They are re
solved that the var against the Confeds.
rate States shall cease; otherwise, the
Northwest sill nake var against the az
gressor. Citizens 81 these S;ates, drafted
~ earnlled, IRE leaving the federal army
By hsndrc3, aud regiments. and there j.
q authority 10 control this movement.
est sf lsO, 90 men snder Grant and Nc
GlersarI, only 10. coo elective soldiers re-
nais, sna that ssnber is daiiy being di.
nirishs. by asrtality fro1 sickness and
solssiarv sbsndsnnesf
The Lesislsturs % Illinois, Indiana. o
90 asd Krstucky vii! convene at Frank
fsst il general Convention. % the 18th
Besraary, 10 sgrss span an institution 81
he Eorih-~estern Cnnfederscy. and pro-
sc.e terms of peace and commerce with The
asnfsdenty fUs States bordering the Mis-
s<ivpi ssd lis tributaries; proposing .
westy offensive Or defensive With The South.
% "a adoption u the Confederate Cons'i-
;stios TO incorporate these ne~ members
ate the Coslederaes. il sgr.eabls I" The
~osls 81 the Confederate States. But 10
say event, relstisns VI peace, sRiiy and
sen.srcs Nth the Sogth. Commission.
ess viil bear the result 10 Richmond 70
treat ~ith the Confederate Government for
! snsl aad satisfactory adjustment Of Ill
isterests. This action isio be taken open.
IL. sith q serious snd dixn fled determine.
asa. I've tvr@s ~ adjustment ell be
ssbnittsd fsr rati6cstisa BY the psopie 81
Ohio, Ildsns and Illinois q tie halloi
BOZ; ~h.s ths. rsts.d .rpsr ton from The
Gated STATES ell - ifiosvsabIy perfect.
q.
This iaisrGss' ssys y srper'. 20 nor,
gsBsr.l ar assssss. ~ The hrsi ot 4
pril there will b. prsslicd cessation o
hostilitis IL The s.stA sesi. aud W th'
srst u Jsas, psfnaasat peace, snIra tn
Republicans .sEs rn against the North
,rsst.