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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-16

THE APPROPRIATION
EEwYoh TX CIRQUE.
Opposite The Academy Of Music, FourtesntS,t oovv
''''' ENTIRE iii cHaSoE or FiERFoRMANCE
THIS TUESDAY, Feb. 10.
hS ESfxh txfSh6 AND ht uSExhMsf sls'
SUCCESS SUCCESS
MAMMOTH h AM SUPERB
which Ia. :. one. ,isstsd the dncaa q being til,
PRIDE AND ORNAMENT
CROWDED TO oyERtLowINa EVERY EVENING
qq snSI s%'Gls to y SssI ss%spn
WONDER AND n DELIGHT
BY THE THOUSANDS PRESENT
MARVELLOUS oRaS 4 ids AND BEAUTY
AND THE srLrS0o K o. Gp' THE PERFORMANCE,
THY vo,r, ,ypr AZ T,l ,Trp ~ r,,r WORM
GENEROUSLY LIGHTED AND DECORATED,
the most brilliant ensemble Of refined elegance and
EVER GIVEN TO THE WESTERN WORLD.
urpporur ,T Ta,t Hff PERFORMANCES.
""''" "' T{iIs AND EVERY EVENING.
will be ofhe brilliantly diversified character embraced
In succession OF eyerviryns ptosfimmss In which the
''Su CONSTELLATION OF STAR ARTISTS EVER
ASSEMBLED IN AMERICA
VIII appear In rapid succession OF
MAhyELS OF EQUITATlON
elegant and astounding f-ets Of
GfMNASTIC SKILL,
ACROBATIC DENTERlTY
AND ATHLETIC STRENGTH.
UNPARALLELED IN HIPPODRAMATlC ANNALS.
PRESENTED BY A GALAXY
MOST EMINENT ARTISTS
Pscys OF ApxIssIos-Dress Circle, so cents Amphthea.
ter rs cents. Reserved Stalls rs cents Children, under TO-
h,f price Tickets be obtained q the Box Office. and ct
all the principal hotels Doors open a II the performance
clock Carriages be ordered at 10 clock
SPECIAL NorrcrTo avoid the pressure at the ticket office
In the evening visitors viii do well to purchase their tickets
the box office during the day
A GRAND MATINEE
ON WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
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4 RTISrS' RECEPTION

PROMENADE CONCERT,
By DODWORTIIS CENTRAL PARK BAND
Tn Aid of tho u. =. SANITARY COMMISSION.
Brooklyn and Long Island Fair,
AT THE BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSlC,i
On WEDNESDAY EVENING,
Feb II, at O'Clock
n. EXHIBITION u PAINTINGS will be the most vau.
able held in the city and will include the best works Of
H., most guished American and foreign Artists includ
In, an orgln. BY STUART full length Of WASINGT0N.
md that celebrated Picture by COuTOuRE, The Indolen,
snhosr sc Sc The work. Of will be IN tho elegant
Asernbly Room in which the Brooklyn Art Association hold
tbe btion aud the whole auditorium of tho Academy
h. openrd the parquetts foored The elegant Floral
I'd Patriotic used by the 18th Regiment viii
main and the rcr-shmenl building adjoining will DO
a,.n.d for the frs, time that evening
DFN"N~ PROGRAMME
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Dentistrn.

.COLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION
~ Use only Nitrous Oxide Gas made flesh very day.
Oftce. No. ?, Boudst
@. O. COTTON JOHN ALLEN SON
NJ Il. GRIFFIN d BROS, No. 258 Grand
NJ st. New-Yors aud No. ~ alton st. Brooklyn, are er
tracing Teeth positively without pain by The use OF NITROUS
oxide gas No charge fr extracting when athc, teeth are
be Inserted They also inserting l sets OF Ieth on
Gold f25: Plsins. S2si Silver. SO; Rubber Slo fHs
Sets on gold, 81; silver, ti Extracting - cents
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EDWARD sINTzENICH, AUCTIONEER.

VALUABLE PAINTINGS AND STATUARY.
Being exclusively tho collection OF Mr. GRlMshA" OF New
Orleans.
EDWARD SINTZENICH will sell At Auction II che Derby
Galleries, No OPS Brosdwuy on THU SDAl end FRIDAY
EVENINGS, Feb. Is and ~, at u O'Clock.
The private Gallery Of Paintings and stsuary belonging 10
Mr. Grim haw Of NowOrlesns which has been Gu exhibition
for the past two weeks and 10 be sold persmptoy
The importance and variety Of this collection embracing
does many WORKS OF great value and rarity OF the Italian
French Spanish Dutch English and American schools offer
unusual attractions connoscqrs aud o,r. Of the hne arts
aud the auctoneer feels that he need do little than
draw the attention Of the public to this sale Among the
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IRON, IRON, IRON.
j 10. American Pig Iron, various Brmds
No. Scotch Pig iron, various brands.
20 Tuns Broken Machinery, Cat Iron
~ Tuns old Ger Wheels and Cannon
2OD Tune Horseshoe Iron all ,Ike..
80 Tuns 2xl best Tyre iron.
200 Tuns No. Wrought Scrap Iron.
For sale ia lots "a wanted by I
MCKEE & JUDSON,
Nos 457 and lj9 Water a.. New York.
CHEET IRON. Galvanized Sheet Iron, oi ali
number and Widths Of the best brands for sae BY A. A
THOMSON CO.. Nos. 25 AID ZT Water-st.
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DERHAM's,
l. No. 5ss Broadway opposite Metropolitan Hotel
IN AID OF INVALID SOLDIERS
THE WONDERFUL AND COLOSSAL
STEREOSCOPTICO
The only complete apparatus in thi, country showing
BEACIIFUL STATUARY. GORGEOUS ARCHrTEC-
TIRE ENCHANTING LANDSCAPE, WAR TABLEAUx
and PORTRAITS OF EMINENT MILITARY MEN,
includirg Major Generals
GRANT MCCLELLAN BANKS, BURNSIDE, H0OKLk
MEADE, SICKLES
and others In connection with the
MIRROR OF THE REBELLlONs
A gigantic illustrated history of the war -v,~
EVERY AFTERNOON at O'Clock, and ENEkf E'h~
mo at IT,
Thi, ,re.t combination OF novel attractions szniones
NATIONAL HOME ENrERPklSE,
the object be ing raise fund fcr .nS gr,or
FOUNDING OF A NATIONAL lhSIltCAioN
10 be home 70, valid soldiers, 80 cvSrs
SINGLE ADMISSION.........',..,... ,.,r .ar,h....
Buy DOLLAR TICKET whss sd, .. sVu sn n.ss
70 .hs mINNaTinS PRoPERTY Once open from y. m .
M daily when tickets and .ncuS So &c s.Ot o
AL orders ioI oSisH PERHAM Agent No Ss' Broadway
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NHIC AGO AND GREAT EASTERN
RAILWAY COMPANY.
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS,
FOR S2,OOO,OOO.
SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS OPENED WITH
Mes,rs. SCHUCHARDT g. GERHARD,
BANKERS,
No. Fl NAssAU-sT.. sEw-YORK-
No. 81 HAssAU-sT.. sEw-YoRK-

THE CHICAGO AND GREAT EASTERN RAIL-
WAY COMPANY Offer for sale ONE MILLION
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS Of their FIRST
MORTGAGE BONDS in Of One Thousand Dollars
EACH In thirty years bearing interest at the rate
Pc per ayabe in the City OF Newiok
on the hrst days OF April and October In each year.
These Bonds secured by First and only Mog.se
the property income and fsches Is the Railway Company
Frederick schueardt aud Henry Morgan Of the
City OF HewYork, Trustees.
The remaining Nine HUNDRED Thousand Dollar, Of the Bonds
are spsr, and remain In the hands OF the said Tru
tees for the purpose Of being exchanged for the Indebted
the Chicago and CncnnI Railroad Company running
from lie Crosse to Logsnspor this effected the saooO
viii fore irst and only Mortgage line Of road ITO miles
In length extending from Chicago to Logsnspo where
meets with the Cincinnati and Chcs Air Line Railroad form
Ing shortest line by 40 miles between Chicago and Cinc
natl and by " miles the s0est line between Ii uviie and
Chicago
vii Open connection tcih Road In operation,
enrel, direct aes Chicago 10 keio York
PHILADELPHIA Baltimore and all Eastern Cifes The dsfdate
6soeen Chicago and Nsu York BY is being shorter
shan BY either Of the eriitn9 Ines rfa Dvnkk Buffalo
The road under contract and the most
s6ort being made to have open for traffic during tho
Summer Of 1864
Tho Interest the Bonds maturing during the progress Of
che WORK has been provided for and will remain deposit
with the Bankers Of tie Company Mesrs SCBuCHARDT6
9EBHARD, No I'll kassaust, to whom the Company refer
further particulars and where subscription books for this
loan have been opened-No 81 William u New.York. Dec
20. 1866 W. d. JUDSON President.
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4musfmenls.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC-THE OPERA.
n Director. MAY MAFFfLEh.
"WEDNESDAY EVENING, Fob II. " 5,
TENTH SUBSCRIPTION NIGHT.
Revival II Donizetts grand Opera in three acts, Of
~ POLIlrTO
with Mime JOSEPHINE MRDOR.
SlGNORl FRANCISCO MkZZOLENI,
and FERNANDO BELLlNI.
for IA. Gr time In New York in their respective roles
~ POLNjTO
will he produced with splendid mise scene and the follow
ing immense c.st: -. .
49,.
Poliutrs. sSis hI.AELDLfNl
Seyerun.. 'ols. bi.LilNI
tAistheIes.. .oiS. Wr.iNLitn
Nearcus.... hr.iNuhhDI
Folk. ........'.''''''''''o5 mhUU,
COnnuctOt
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON NIKE, Feb ",
GRAND GALA MATINEE.
SIGNOR BRIGNOM,
ie f.vorite Tenor will shortly make his resppearsnce.
The OF tickets and secured seats for any o. me above
nained Performances will commence THIS MOsNlNo az tne
Box Office OF the Academy; at Beer Schirnsrs No 'Ol
Broadway and at Root Anthonys Staoners, corner Of
Nasesa and Pine Sta from to $ o'clock
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WINTER GARDEN. ,.,,,,,,.
w TONIGHT and EVERY NIGH1.
mr.. and MRS. w. J. FLORENCE

THT TIcKFT-OF-LFANE MAN.
THE LONDON TINES,
IN speaking OF this Great Monl Drama mentions fact 70
which the Provincial pres oil Great Britain aud reaNd has
given confirmation. -, $50
A clerk who had sb.conded from Liverpool with 1850
tue property employers and after visiting many places. ar
rived Il Bifmng about O'Clock and after taking come
reirsens the theaer TO while away an hour A.
happened the piece which being performed on tue oc
casol OF this witt was 500,
THE TICKET-OF-LEAVE MAN
d "a, ,rix man sem, 10 have drawn moral from the
for when the In which TIE interview De
tween Hawkshsw the Detective aud the Icke, Of Lesss
MAJ took Parksr the Clerk became affected that he
wen, out OF the got three envelopes and sent
Oh. the prophetic vision Of Shakespeare
- have heard
That guilty creatures sitting alta play.
Have by the very cunning VI the scene
Been struck . 10 the soul that Presently
They lave proclaimed their uialefaciions.
Hamlet. ID act
Docs open At 81 commence at Il; closes at loi.
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HOPE CHAPEL, No. 7l8 BROADWAY.
SIXTEENTH WEEK.
SIXTEENTH WEEK,
EVERY DAY AT o.
EVERY NIGHT AT 8,
THE MAMMOTH STEREOSCOPTlC0N,

WONDROUS MIRROR OF THE UNlVERSE.
TIE MOST REFINED AND DFLlGHTFUL ENrB8-
TAINMENT IN AMERICA
This ma ynfcens enterprise which l. still unexamp1o1
aud brilliant success all classes, the most fAa
tdous happy relaxation the ordinary and bs.a
men. 81 tone life and yet that sppeas only TO the h
Is. intelligence the parest TASTE and the best sen,men
and Song revealing to the delighted visitor the "os .e,s
Ing scenery the exquisite atuary and achectno
Of the ancient and modern day in all lands beheld In u
reality and mnging the aspirations Of devoted pAtnosm
tie rrrsent with recoiections OF the glorious past
THE PROGRAMME Is ABSOLUTELY NEW EACH
DAY.
rrsseang fresh variety In scenes OF rsvsng oessY
The rdcnons attempts have been made to initiate ten
subme combination artistic plendors need but excite -
ruriosy Of the public behold the original which
Hyperion to Setyr -. L.
most attractive addition to the above has been msds
the superb collection OF - =. .,,,x,u,,cv
IRISH SCENERY AND ARCHITECTURE.
the and series exhibited In th country <
added, after grra, exertions and expense. $1,000.
While every age and may here enjoy the porest intel
lectnnl pleasure suited 10 their respective tastes
LApIEy' ESPECIALLY, WILL FIND OUR NEW
| TEMPLE OF ART
the m st delightfui resort.
door, omen At O'Clock Admission 25 cents; reserves
seats 50 cents Tours begin O'Clock Carriages may -
''1'''' ~ = HB. McKEON. Manasr.
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V,HEATRE FRANCAIS.
l. NtRLo'a CONCERT SALOON
TUESDAY, Fob 10. 1864.
No PERFORMANCE ON ACCOUNT OF THE PER-
bORMANCE AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
FOR THE BENEFIT
OF THE FRENCH BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
THURSDAY, Feb. n. 1864
BENEFIT or MONS. AND NINE. PELLFTIER.
LIZ Fills De 0IB0YER.
Coincide 10 acts, by T.. Angler (Au,hor OF "Les Ef
lrente,'l
Eor Office during the day at No 62J Broadway.
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ALSO, A SUPERB
PORTRAIT OF WASHINGTON, BY Dii1BEhT STUART.
THE STATUARY
includes some fine snques and also modern ststuary by
BaroIui and Others The collection now on exhibition and
catalogues ready Catalogues will bo forwarded on application
70 the Auctioneer, No 6!3 Broadway.
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Jiadntial.

81 encnt Of tie Aars of the Company Tor The hscSi year
endug January 81. Ie6s: .,. 49,. -.
Net cash assets. February l16; po'i''S -
RECEIPTS DURING YEAR
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-27

MORE BLooD.-C. B. Lines has been
removed from the Topeka Land Of6ce.
for the crime Of being oppo.ed to the
murderer. robber. libertine. liar and dem.
sgogue who disgrsces Ksnsss in the Uni.
ted States Senate. Mr.. Lines wss one oI
the Pioneer Free State men of Kansas.
who stood BY her in al her .dsik hours.
When Mr.. Lincoln First came into Office.
hia policy was to reward those who had
been true to the psrty Of Freedom which
elected him. The 6rst Kansss appoint.
ments. made upon this principle. were
those of Gen. Deitzler and Mr. Lines.
Deitsler wss soon got rid Of. bnt Lines
was permitted 10 continue in office until
the present time. But Lanes political
cbspces are so desperate. thst this true
man must be sacrificed, that his office
may be used In boying some shystering
tool who will prostitute it for Lanes
benefit. What matters it If Mr.. Lines
has grown old in the service Of the cause
of Freedom. and sent a son to yield up
bis life for his country upon the battle
6eld ? Ths sin Of refusing to bow down
to Lane, overbslanees all things else.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-27

~ A Republican. more xesloss than
wise. said to us the other day that he was
determined that no man should vote for
Mcclellan in bis town. That would be
following the example sst BY Democrats
10 the early history of Ksnsas, and We
do not believe 10 following in their lead
in anything. II they wish to proclaim
their weakness and folly they have q per.
feet right to-. and We should most siren.
uously oppose anything that looked like
reviving border rufianism in Kansas
Topeka Record. fo-
The teachings of the Lane faction, to
which the Record belongs, have been q.
actly such as to lead weak minded but
sealous men to bring sach mobocrscy -
is above referred to to bear upon the siec-
tions. And it is against precisely such
. spirit that the resolution of the Anti
Lsns Convection Is directed, sgainst
which such papers - the Record are rails.
ing the cry Of Copperhead.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-27

SOLDIER MiscHrEr. Whom sny num-
Der of soldiers sre collected together,
there are Of necessity msny hard eases
among them. who frequently commit ex.
cesses. On the other hand. their trans.
actions. ara always msgnified. and afford
uprinciplei and grasping individuals an
opportunity to lay in accounts for dam
sges. and to receive big pay for articles
which they never lost. When the Doni.
phsn County bnys left Atchisou for below,
certain { q o. hardware merchant. smong
others. complained that he had lost hsav.
lily BY their thievipg. The amount stolen
was said to be valued at SONS two OF
three thousand dollars. When the regi.
ment returned. the officers took the trouble
to investigate the matter. and found tha,
the sum total Of the fellows loss was q
fryng.psu, which . soldier had taken
and refused to pay for! Valuable frying.
pans they must have in Atchison. Had
not the matter been probed. we have nc
doubt the fellow would have rendered &
bill. duly sworn to. for several thousand
dollars. and received pay from the public
treasury. Ifthar Sumner affair. of which
the Free Press complains, were investi.
gated, we bave no doubt it would turr
ont pretty much IS the frying-psn affail
has.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-27

ELEVENTH HouR CoNvERTs. .-Tbsrs
are . number Of mes in Kansas. who.
since Lanes prospects have downward
tendency. are coming out against him.
and revealing damaging facts in their
possession. All recruits to the Anti
Lane cause will of course be. received ;
but We have little faith in the persons
who are coming oat when the hard work
has been done. These fellows have bad
the facts in their possession for months.
to prove that Lans is dangerous man to
trust with power. and was carrying the
State to destruction /; bot as long q they
expected favors from him, they worked
ahead and upheld hiWs caring nothing
for the public good. Bot ss soon ss be
does something to offend them, they be-
come suddenly patriotic and honest. and
expose his corruptions. which they could
have done long ago. They could not do
this for the benefit Of the State, but let il
out in hurry to revenge some personal
slight or disappointment. whsn they Gee
that Lanes power to punish and reward
is drawing to . close. We have little
faith in such men.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-27

PRESIDENTIAL ELEcroR. Chsse.
brough being dead. the Anti-Lsne party
have accepted Col. Cloud to 6ll the Va.
cancy on the Elect oral ticket. His cot.
ton swindle is not much in his favor
but as he is undoubtedly q true Lincoln
man. and the Office not one of great re
sponsibility. and Of but short duration,
Col. Cload has been accepted. for the
cake OF having no division of the Lincoln
vote. The only thing that can now III.
vide it, will be the substitution of . new
man BY the Lane leaders. to Gil the va.
cancy. which We hardly think they will
dare to attempt.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-27

BRia. GEE. SRrRRY.-This officer has
been very active in the discharge of his
official dsties during the short period be
has been with us. From what We can
see. and hear from Others. Gen. Sherry.
by his universal courtesy. is making .
host OF friends. not only in the military
circle. but with the eitissns generally
Asehison Free Press. . .'5
Tho Free Press. 10 Publishing the
above complimentary notice. has COM
mitted an uppsrdonsbls offence. for which
the anethemss of that immsculata sheet,
the Nsmshs Courier. will follow il to ito
grsve-unless Carney should send bis
advertisement to Seneca.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-27

THI ELRcTroN.-On the Sth of No.
vsmber, one week from next Tuesday. is
the Presidential and State election. LIE,
no voter neglect to 90 to the polls. We
especially call upon every opponent Of
Lsns to turn ont. - the welfare and pros.
psrity of State demands his overthrow.
Doniphsn County must send up . solid
delegation to the Legislature against him.
which can. be done if the voters 60 to
the polls. In the meantime, what we
once said has been veri6ed-that it was
an extremely unwise thing to dispense
With . County Convention. 1t presents
itsslf forcibly in the matter Of circulating
tickets. Had . Convention been held.
thsrs would have been one set Of regular
candidates, who would have been sup
ported BY majority Of the voters. As
It is, there are half . dozen candidates
for some Offices, while for others no can
dides have yet been announced to the
public. It is time tickets were printed
and circulsted; bu, how is it to be done
in the present situation Of affairs 3? We
trust that something may Be done very
speedily, that the people may know
whom to vote for. for the different Of
6ces. We also trust that such Q piece of
boteh work may never be perpetrated
ssain. The spectacle Of strong party
fristering away its energies for want Of
organisation, that the purposes Of few
managers may be the better snginse red
thsreby, is one which may be pleasing to
the enemies Of that party, bnt not sx-
essdingly so to its true friends. who have
something at stake besides personal am
bitten. 20 T.s..
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-27

1SB8k8 1ACA AAAASosr
That mess Of trash. styled . "Sksteh
Of the Life and Public Services Of Hon.
Jsmes H. Lans." written as his dicsssion.
is fair sample of bis utter incspscity to
tell the truth. In this prodsction, be
seems to have gone upon the same prin-
cipls ss in his speeches-tbat everybody
il bound to believe everything b asssrts,
without any investigation into the truth
of his statements. We find, in this BIZ
ogrsphy, that Lane was born on the 22d
of June. 1892. in Kentucky and that
when be was but . few years old, his
father removed to indiana, and after
wards was Speaker Of the 6rst Legislature
Of that State. Now, the Constitution OF
Indiana was framed in 1916. and the
6rst Legislature convened about the year
1917 /; yet Lanes father. after the birth
Of jim. in 1922. smigrassd to Indiana.
and became Speaker Of Lssislsturs
which had met six or seven ysars before |!
But the fact is, Lane has . different time
and place Of birth in each one OF his nu-
merous biographies. He had james Red
path to write ono for him. in the Spring
Of 1858. in which the year Of his birth
was stated to be 1914. About the time
the first chapter wss Published in Red
paths psper. Lane attempted to ssducs
his (Rsdpatb's) wife. which broke up
that firm, and Rsdpath gave him terri
bic exposure. Milton Gregg. (thsa pub
lisbing a paper at New Albany.) who
had resided at Lawreuceburg. and knew
oil about the whole Lane family. also
gave Jim . severe scorching. and related
some facts concerning him and bis illus
trious father. not very crsditabls to either.
Such is the trash that the Com missioner
of the United States Land Office is frank
ing throughout the State.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-27

s',MARzIAL LAw.-Immediately upon
Governor Carney's proclamation calling
out the militia, Gen. Curti. placed the
State undsr martial law. As far as we
srsiabls to learn, nobody knows why this
vas done. Had there been an unwilling
Hsss among the people to turn out. OF
had thsre been any considerable disloyal
slsmsnt in our population. there might
have been some excuse ; but there was
.othing Of the kind to justify it. Such q
ready and prompt uprising Of the people
his had no parallel in history; and the
dsloyal are 90 few. that the women who
remained 1t home could have kept them
q subjsctiou. Il was an observable fact,
that, those persons who have been; de.
aounosd ss Copperhsads by the SELF
s.sIsd Union party par szeel7enes. with
which Gsa. Curtis has entered into .
soatract., were among the 6rst and most
oftling to 60. The proclamation Of
uartiL Law was unjust to our people. as
supplying . suspicion Of their thorough
isyslty, ora doubt IS to whether they
would rally to the defence Of their State
without compulsion by military force.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-27

DEA1a ov e. CHEsEsRoUGH.-Ells-
worth Cbsssbrough. one Of the Lincoln
candidates for Presidential Elsctor. died
u Atehison, on Monday. There Is . ia
tally attending the candidates for that
position. Nelson McCracksn died about
he time be wss nominated. and now Mr..
4Hss.ynA follows. f>ss.s The elsasisc.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-27

REsuMlss BUSINESS. Carney
was applied to. the ether day, to issue an
order authorizing our people to resume
business. The Governor was at first in-
clined to do SO, but on consultation with
bis friends, said he would not. The rea-
son assigned by one of his stsf 70. refus-
ing was. that it would injure his political
prosps scts.-Leauenporth Bulletin.
If the author of the foregoing silly stuff
had lived in the time of the "Acts Of the
Apostles" and had been called Ananiss.
and it had been good season for light
ming. his friends would have had the mel
sncholy duty Of carrying him out imms-
distely after the above paragraph was
written. -