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, 1864-02-05

Nevertheless, when the young ladies came st you,
determined to hare tho psice OF chance, there
was no use resisting. You might as well yield At
o!ee and saTe your credit for you could not save
your money. On the whole, the Festival was well
got mp and was we'll deserved SUCCESS.
Trunk Makers UnIon,-on Wednesday
evening Last, an adjourned meeting ofthe Trunk
Manufacturers and their employees, WAS held in
the ICONS Of r. i. q. 9. Wright, George o, Il.
Walker occupIcd the chair. Tha object Of The meet
Ing VIA stated to be to form association Tor be-
tious as should BE- found essental tn ,ha intezests
At the fraternity. Attcr come preliminary iIs .u.
sion, q Constitution and Bye-Laws were adopted,
ane fas f91'oy96 i,s seSE9 %scS Este elected:
Iteats1tr-Cherlss A. Taylor.
Ee7aay D. r. Gregg.
CgeTl-feorge Burroughs.
The meeting was nnmcsoua1y attended. aud
jadeing from, tho harmony which prevailed, tbs
sccfety viii to successful In the Accomplishment
Of its objects.
The Soldiers Homc.-The following are
the arrivals ut the Soldiers Home for the hours
endin. last evening:
Insnoi.-T. A. Porter, Co. G. ssth; ". A. Mitch
ell, C, seth; ]. J. Wilson, c, 2Gth; L. Talmau, c,
9Th; J. Lambra, X. 1o4th; Il. 4, Smith. 3, Ioth
4. Kelly, A i, 6Stt; + Benson; F, 18th; 3: Bush.
4. Eastwood, o, i0ath ]. Benjamin. I, sth J.W.
Whitney, I, 70; Q: J. Victor, J, 9Th.
st f. Sos7ron .'ai Deaafs d 'fai' It, +
9en S. Il M .;o L e.asa RssSsys " cs7on Ill.,
III Haseor,sin2H. Peanor' K, 9Th; G. caa,ons E,
sft H. 95@b nsso3 w:!Rst Rod:s, + hs.fas I. LII: t. s'
Internal Revenue.
, 1864-02-05
THE CITY.

fhAOA1' fHonoAnA y 10o1
---@ -----.
THE CITY
p,,.,x.4,,,,,-~s .o, ,-- -co,~,-pa-Thcre
is pressing necessity for eataolss a. b'saa ~.
to-day. lhe fa1ee fna'An1 VIA os nas n"- ~ bors
fe1noon- eeno N inc p.o'letnas ,a'as aa4 sN
nearly a"a s'os'au!ta' Ne.-"A1'
p..,xu,, ..t;rrs arr held every |
hEE1sAAs'- ,n-4-.s..-t :, .. IN tha Vast In, |
evening" VIII anaEne.s E c@,, ps.srhine th,a even.
dans street ID. E. 1nm n sr.,ta1
Ing by the 4astos' A.ee. -. =.
A BOLD pcosF1pEkcEo EoFERA11ok.-Ayo young
lady en 'oats nom t".osse,ao .oa.a "as .esos
yesterday While On INC 1ain oy an ns'nuAune
gentleman "ao' o3 n4s Heaang @ase. eaeeeseeo
IN renewing "et VI "e1 oases e1cses' WILL " aaA
be obtatnea hel 1an1 anu skeaaoo1eo+
r,., rr.--Tho .trra,+ .,+o+v,, ~ 4be /
~, .,o .hs,r .s,s, m .rta a .nnna,.
~, ~, .sas 1s 49, ...,,..,ttas =. .,tv so,vsr
'AAc apP1Aane 80 = 1"11"4 - 49,.
arg no. ses % 1tss"!a"s aPpa4u. a. 1s4e ~ 49,
,.s nese, - 49, 80 ~ -. f.o1n
ice aetn summer, and man5 signs Of activity arc
Slalhle among the .ahtPpins.
F~o,, o,- anec;,1 aiano+ch.
-, 49, a.. 1on.v.s rsra az s~bih1t3or
w. w. ~ .ra..s,c- rht,h ,-
m1.nsaen ~ W. .sa..s.,a .se a.,as,tsS 10
1oaASes feceased nospataose netennone =. 1ne
hanaA " @as m1sos aaa eou"on eoaae4.' auo
9.aa.s4 9a.S ~ 80 p.t.sa ~'f - r ''''
100'A AA4'
REsT FOR TIE eo1D1ERs.-Ine eoioae1s
Rest, On the lake shore, opposite Oeafoofa Eais'
Is nearly completed, and by SATURDAY oent Will ne
about hnished* 1t 10 already roofed@ ihe oul!d.
ing ts 100 feat long By 20 feet In width: DIVIDED
into rooms OF aoona 90 !ees equa "a ~
Iouno. anu at'eu w. m.A 80 11.as -. ~
eoosang. ~ VII W u .es.9,.e p a. a,tx.
solo,e1s 70 TEST IL VI @uctt "as sH4s0s" ""e ~'''
crno.oo Rov m Nrw YopK.-Capt. Charles
N sto,- fo,mcr4v of Chicago. was in Elmfra few
A.. sco 6ltnc the nosition of Captain In the
Sss,.,ass -, s.-.I-r Third Volunteers, He
SIcA'" sAeaH'' ~ - ~. ..,n.,,v tor
comp'etso us otsou4-ausa sN".s ~ 49,, - r . .s,.
~efAs seot ~.n ~ c.s.e,n., .,,,t ~. .,,a.
wee nc 4eases 1ot e0F ~. c.sv1ar rh,s.mo
die ot me present mon.n. eapl- o"w u. Guso
IL May list ana e1'etea me ses,1ee & u vatss.n c.
a1ty. ue is al b1ave 5ouug officer and commands
fine body Of men.
- -. ,,,...~p,,
EVENING AND NOUN IhAasn AasHt1Hoa
These meetings are fegulasiy nela eaea oA5 ~ % lug
lectu1c Ioo1n u Sto1A eueet +" - e4
NOON mceung 'o-oas WIZ " sonTue.s4 ~ T.. 49,.
T. Nieaots, tae.o1 oi ue Wv 1sas.aa4 ~ae -
1ae mesnk uls e1naNs ~ s..:,a.a,ter
unusual inoe' ~ e1IIss -. ~ ~ sa9'a.a
.u's evening - !ouao ~ - - 80. 49, ..o..,1a.
1ote II any man oe III en1is1 Ut 10 nem .s. ssa'
olo tnange a1c passed away ocno4o IA &A4qae A''
become new" AL are ansitea-
f., WITT so,nrrno-Tbc Northwestern
c.-.~,..1.----. - -, ~ A~,r, ~
- u,"s..., a. s.,a at,.rn,n+ ros+a-a,v rss
taa g. - oce ~ rs,,ov
-, 4.s1,o@s 1ot nd ~ "a co,1sorte da ain,
(8H G4
, 1864-02-05
RAILROAD MEN OFF DUTY.
Third Annual Ball Of the Employees
Of the st. Louis Alton, and
Chicago Railroad.

A very pleasant affair WIS the third annual ball
and reunion OF the employees OF the st. Louis
Alton and Chicago Railroad Company, at the Tte-
mont House. 1t WAS By far the largest, most bril-
liant and every Way the most successful occasion
Of the kind, and fully justified the wisdom that
originated this social meeting once In twelve
month Of those who sustain the several relations
10 each other and the public, Of fellow employees
OF The same great corporation. The opportunity
afforded for gaining and Strengthening acquaint-
ance is Of direct and no tncons1derable valuo In
the exercise Of the functions Of each In his own
department Of duty.
Drake had done hfs full eha1e, and that means In
his case that nothing was LEFT uudone. Over three
hundred couple were present, and the great hall
was ablaxe with bril1iancy and glitter OF costume
The railroad men on this occasion seemed to have
given prominence to one Of their road duties, at
1cast, and had succeeded notably well in collect
ing the fdiF. The music #as exquisite, and We
might say something with regard to the marriage
te11, Int thst We have come 10 believe that worn
ont quotation about the worst used ttpiece Of
Brussels" we know Of
Among those largely to be credited with the suc-
cees Of the affair is G. N. Pratt Of the Companyts
scrvice in this city. Among those present were
James Robb, Eaq., Joseph Price, Esq, and other
prominent officers Of the company. Long after the
work Of printers and reporters had given place to
the labors Of the pressmen, the sound Of the yiol
and the uazy dance were In progress, for the rail-
road men, we're they not On night train:
SALE OF REAL EsTATE-The following,
clipped from Cairo paper, is record Of pretty
large transaction in Chicago real estate:
a Bro TnArsAcT1ox.-W.H Halliday, Esq, yes
for hundred lots In this city, mostly situate on
Washington Avenue. This is the largest real es-
tate transaction which has taken place in our city
for several years.
INTERNAL REvEEuE.-The assessment Of
internal revenue in Cook comfy for October last
was SO, 5000, and for January will roach about
100000. This is at the rate Of three and half
million dollars yearly. Ths enormpna increase IL
IL principally dne to the enlargement of the whlsky
bill, towards which one trm has paid during the
INST month 36- 100.
, 1864-02-05
EOR COUGHS

EOR COUGHS, COLDS AND
IL CONsUAFTIoE-TheV eVxaErAa1HP HPu1nosAHT
BAL5An ts the most highly approved medieino ever
discovered, IT Has STOOD THK Bktr or AL THsTs,
THE, having had an unprecedented sa1e Of nearly
forty years. 1t Is recommended bY our best phys
ieians onE ~ n oa. @ eminent e'azees ~ Press 10 .as
can be given to almost any extent, sec w1appets
sseh 50 notsle; Iae psopeto5s xA ehoesGlly refund
and =; tho large bottles nuch the cheapest B.
SaEff91 fnd r. 1hs se9u9e, .a!sh y RseRszed dnl
Boston. Sold In Chicago b. BURHHAN b SMITHS
delQf441&n III A1u ft6N
, 1864-02-05
3l0St,

r OST~ Yesterday, Feb. Sd, in
IL the Randolph street cars. n going from Clark to
Pnulina street, = roll OF cuTrency-nve ten doliar
no,es anc threa Ave dollar notes The finder viii Be-
suitably brded By leaving same st GEO. E. STAN
TONS, 1& Lake street. ft+H1i5lt
GTRAYED From 1913 Michigan
~ nrenue:, small black sad tau Terrier Dog
named "DON" Had Cd collar marked c. g. Smith.
Lake steet. reward will be paid fof bis Return
tc5wS0p1t
, 1864-02-05
flor 5ale.

FOR SALE-A Saloon in 4 good
4 location, well established, and doing EHH Eood
poor health Address Post ONCE Boz 29s6, apply
at iso West Madison street. te5-W@l'st
FOR SALE-The stock, fixtures,
l. leAee and good will Of Grocery and Provision
Store, doing good business One OF tue best loca-
Nors In tho city. A rare chnncc FIR some one; Res
sons for selling, :. OF for Idaho Gold M!nesn Ad-
dtrEe z. q. Hnx hlnl. ft3.W2942t
, 1864-02-05

TOR SALE-Desirable Resid ence
Il and BusineeA Property. Brick Dwelling House
and Lot corner of Iudiaua and Wolcost Streets LII
11sS BY 1oc fest Fame Dwelling aouse and Lot cor
and Butterneds Additions. large Lot On Tho Hootn
Branch, the ftttebury FAilroad Bridge Lo,g an
West Lake. Randolph. Washington and Madison. al
B{ 2; GEDbEs, Office Nos, o7er II Wells street.
, 1864-02-05

FOK SALE.-Great Bargains.
soWo acres Ct Lsnd, on the line Of The Logant'
Thete lands high and rolling md arc Within
miles Of Kailiosa s.ations Caatsgossh and FoFros;
be eod cheap. NTH cash. balance In nve seven
years at tfx per cent INTEREST," There Is Beet suRaE
No better lands In the State. Address or apply to
D. Z. REARsONs, ~ Randolph ssreet Chicago, Of
, 1864-02-05

NOR SALE.-A Machine Shop
i and Iron Foundry, nov in successful operation.
The machine tools are ~ nes5lJ new snd n rstEae
of Castings PIT snd u uy e%rloyedah ah n con; on
good assortment Of Patterns for Steam EnginGi and
general Machinery. wh!ch Z tnc flass ol Tork ne
This is excellent opening for any party wishing to
engage IN q h1slnets ready mndes as the Shop has
Cspltsl required, from Fifteen to Twenty Thousand
1ollare. keaeone for selling, the owner wishes 70
change his location. For particulars, addsess Post
Otlce Box 1z23, Chicago. fe2.W'8o8t
FOR SALE-On long time or to
l. Lease, the property known IS the Union Salt
Docks On the Souh Branch n os t9 sGt
near Canal street. Price $3.50. Terms, $3.50 down
btIanee on i've years time, deslred. Apply to Dr.
bRAlNARD. 10 S0Dth Clark street. ja9t&l1.lm
TOR SALE A first. class Tubular
Boiler, about t5:horse poyer. in perfect f t o.deT
can be seen running for three days, at g. CRANE
& BRO IS, 102 West Lake street. 1aS8.uS1t2W
, 1864-02-05
LOCAL MATTERS.

DEPAnTunE.-The Fox River regiment, til
EGt1 Illinois, left for An rora last evening.
, 1864-02-05

TOR SALE-A choice River Lot
j. on The South Branch, - feet on the river By
atort 1a0 feet deep. With exI4 railroad faclllte8
0A'' S~~ f~A '- GEO II. HGGINsON
Real Estate Agent, No. metropolitan Block.
, 1864-02-05

TOR SALE-A four story fire
I proof warehouse, 5c1eo feet, windows On three
elde. Situated on the south eids on alley between
built, and suitable for heavy storage anufactuF
ing puIposeB- For price and terms apply to 8UR-
, 1864-02-05

REFRESHMENTS FOR THE EolD1ERa.-There
ts pressing necessity for eatablss ut bryan AA!l
to-day. The Yates Phalanx viii be hero tnis o.
ternoon. Send in the provlafons aud gre Ine oo's
= hearty and snbRtAntiAl welcome.
, 1864-02-05

FOR SALE.-Farm Tor sale, one
i mile east Of Huntlay Station, on the G. 4 6. q.
4 s9uR; ; IT, So LIZ rs sosts9
2ga Bar4 fsat - There @ az n!sssn aeTfs q e
plowinG done. VIII be sold for se5 per acre. Terms
haf cash down. balance IN yearly installmcnts For
furthut particulars, inquire of the Undersigned on
the premises. Of c. Z. ALBR0, .: Wayne Station,
Du Page county, III. B. CAbY.
, 1864-02-05

Corxect1on.--In the notice Of the firm ot
Mitchell, Mttenbe1ger, 4 Tansey, which appeared
in yesterdays iesue, they were located at Alton.
They do business at st. Louis.
The Yates, Pha1anI.-The s9th Illinois
Regiment left Toledo this morning at three o'clock.
They will arrive IN this city at three O'Clock this
afternoon.
, 1864-02-05
Keal 7zstatF fnr 5ale>

TOR SALE-The two four-story,
L. 1re.proof stores 4s and Is franklin street, be
dwelling house On The northwest eor1ss e Aschiga1
grc1nds-pFice 5000 Also Lot ~ feet front by 80
feet 10 alley. on Washington street. between Markes
at 3 low rent. C.H QUfS1AN, Is South ClaEk'st.
f8W132,Gt
, 1864-02-05

FOR SALE-Flouring Min A
i Custom FIGURING Mil, with ora pal. four fee.
stones. sna r.. late together with ~
three pairs Of stones, the whole ID perfect order.
for sale cheap portion q the purchase money ear
Lake county, Illinois, within few miles Of Chicago
Attsched TO this s Say Mil II good order and op
| OF r. W.BAGtER 4 Co., Chicago. f4H5tdt
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-03

We have Just learned of another damn
ing conspiracy sgainst the soldier. Of
Ksnsas and the rights Of the people. W.
w. Il. Lawrence. Secretary Of State. ha.
prepared poll books and ticks,s. and sent
S. T. Cox. Of Ouumws. as q special
messenger to tho regiments at Fort Smith.
Fort Gibson and other localities in the
Indian Territory and Arkansas. 1t j.
the intention Of these unscrnpnlons con
spirators to make up . vote ~ TUithouf
the knorlsdgs Of the soldiers. ~ return
ing them ell as having voted tor L.ne's
State. Comfy aud Legislative tickets
The ballots nre then to he sent to the
Secretary Of Sts.e. cSwho is to d;stri6-
ute them to the County Commissioners of
the sereral Coaatiss. to BE- coxnsed IL Ms
returns of their local elections ~
By such fraud w. w. H. L.wreucs
will be enshlsd to stuS the 6allot Sosss IN
lis office at Topeka, and dsfest the will
both OF the people and the soldiers.
We know whereof va affirm. We re-
cite FACTS. But do not fsar. The viz
lsins will be checkmsted by the courts Of
the STATE. The soldiers shall not be thns
defrsuded or the rights Of the people ihn'
trsmpled upon. The imposturs will only
react upon its perpetrators. The day
has come when such infamous frauds and
frsudites must beware lest the indignation
Of soldiers and people me's out to them
their just dessrts,-Tmss. .....
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-03
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.
Another Glarin= Espose!-u How the E,ee.
tisH is 10 be Carried !-Great Swindie:
Upon the Governmens2

w. W. H. Lawrence. . Lane cfiic.>
holder. WAS so disgnstei with the noui-
nations Of the S.h Of September. that hs
threatened to oppose the whole ticket.
To srpeass his Indignation. a. usl -
to aid the alection. Lans promised him .
heavy government contract.
A corn contract was accordingly let st
Paols, by one OF Lanes Qusrtsrmssssrs.
WITHOUT ADvERTnEAENf IN THE rApERs
o. TBs STATE. for 135. 900 bushsls o.
90 " per bushsl. i,cra
This contract was REJEc1ID 81 Gsn-
ERAL SYKEs. ~ Hs WAS BEnovRp u
G.x. CUsr,s AND GRH BLUNT Pur m M
rAcs. AND BLUNT APPROVED
THE CONTRACT! ~ The corn sas
Be purchased ct osE DOLLAR AID HALF
per boshel- -.------- s--.s,s.
Lswrsocs. Secretary Of State. 10 ons Of
the contractors. He il to give e2O, 600
of the profits to Lane and Clarke. in aid
of their Ststs ticket! Comment 10 un-
nscesssry. Read ih, sxposs Of Law
rencs's eontsmplstsa freud upoa the sol'
disrs in smother colnmn.-7is'ss. ~
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-03

IA Free BALLor"-The country is
obtaining some idea Of the "fres ballot"
spoken Of in the Chicago Convention.
The most astounding frauds in soldisrs'
votes for New York have been discover.
cd. in which high Coppsrhssd officials.
civil and military. are implicated. New
York soldiers place ther ballots in sealed
envelopes, endorse their names on them,
aud send them homo. These have been
opened, Lincoln tickets distracted. and
Mcclellan and Seymour tickets in.
serted in their stead. Thousands Of votes
of deceased soldiers. and of men who
have never been soldiers. have been seal.
ed up and transmitted; but the fraud was
discovered in time to prevent its consum.
nation. Twoperson. have been sentenced
to Imprisonment for life, for their part in
the business. and others will follow suit
Persons who were convicted. state that
Gov. Seymour. Peter Caggsr. and other
prominent politicians. were engaged in
the fraud; bat the business was detected
before they were in such . position ss to
be convicted.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-03

~ An attempt hes been made to
lessen Mr.. InRalls' vote 10 the Northern
Tier. by referring to his position on the
Railroad question. 1t might work. were
it not that McGr.w, his opponent, is in
. far worse predicamsnt on the same quss-
tiop. That question was . matter Of d.
rect homo interest with Ingalls,. while it
did not concern MeGrsw in the least; yet
the latter. in 1862. made . direct issus
against the Hendsrson Amendment. was
elected on that issue. carried bis County
for Ingalls, on that issue. and in the Leg.
i. 'aturs fought the Henderson Amend
ment ss bitterly as any Atchison man.
TIL. L.u.,ites bad better play quits on
that issue.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-03

LANE M1ssIosARKs.-Lsne has EN-.
ployed . corps of foreign missionaries to
tell the people Of Kansas how to vote.
and to stigmstiEe every man % q Cop.
perhssd whose stomsch is not strong
enooeh to endure Jim Lane. There is
Msior Heath, cf Iowa. who is holding an
important military position. which he is
neglecting. to do Lsne's dirty work.
There is Hswkins Taylor, Of icwa. Mail
Agent. who is distributing Lane h::sra'
turs. and concoctine plans to dsfrsud our
people. while we have the next thing to
no mail facilities at all. There is Rev.
DR.. King. of Colorado. who has 9 win
ming way with him that causes him to be
kicked out of every community in which
he attempts to reside. The people Of
Kansas are supposed to be benighted
fools. who should be thankful for advice
from worn-out, ninety-ninth-rate hacks
from abroad.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-03
tsr District Judge, Second Judicial District,
ALBERT H. HORTON,
Bof hepfebeutotITe-f Hbs D""fSs
DANIEL DERRICK.

Cor IT Fixed Up.-The Lsnsitss hsvs
ct length got ont candidates for the Sen
ale from this County. and for Repressn'
sssivs in this Dictrict. For Senators,
they have J. T. Lane. Of Iowa Point,
snd VIM. j. Orem, of Wolf River.
orsm is the champion Of negro suf.
frsgs. and says be means to agitsts th'
question until it succseds.
Lane repudiates Orem's niger ISSUE
and expects thus to draw in the anti
niger votes, while Orem takes those o
ihs opposite sentiment.
Dillon 10 the man who remarked, q
che time of the misunderstanding relative
to . draft for the hundred days regiment
"I have heretofore been q Carney man
bnt henceforth am q Jim Lane man.
Yet be contends that be is not for Lane
snd will probably succeed in humbug
eing some persons into voting for him
vbo would not touch q Lane candidate,
These men were rot nominated BY
seguisr Convention but when the mi
lisia were in the field, few men among
them, composing a clique. got togetael
and made the nominations, claiming that
The soldiers did it. and expect our militia
TO be such srrant fools as to be caught
With such chat. Three-fourths of the
militia will repu1iate the concern.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-03

SEVEN HUNDRED VoLUSrEERs SICK IN
CAMP Young men. be warned in time,
supply yourself with HoLLowAI's Pills
AND OINrMEsT. They arc guaranteed to
core the woret cases Of Sores. Ulcers.
Scurvy. Fsvers. and Bowel Complsints.
Ifths reader of this "uotice" cannn, 70,
a box Of Pills or Ointment from the drug
store in his place. let him write to me.
80 Maiden Lane. enclosing the amount.
and ! will mail . box free Of expense
Many dealers will not keep my medi-
sines On hand. because they csnnot make
as much profit Is on other psrsons' make.
S5 cents. So cents. and sl.40 per box or
pot.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-03
A Few Practical Q.essas..


To J. II Lane:
DsAR SrR:-You said in your spsaeh
in st. Louis, some time sRo. that "evsry
dollars worth Of property tsksn By you.
in your famous campaign in Missouri in
1851. was turned over to the Govern.
msnt." To whose Government did you
mean? Will yoa show rsesipts. or
state anything sbont that thirty Or forty
thousand dollars worth Of goods. taken
hv you at Osceo's. and boxed up in
Westport. Missouri Secondly: Will
You tell what became Of tbst immanss lot
Of contrabsnd stock broughi out Of Mis.
souri BY the troops. consisting Of borses.
mules. oxen. cora and sheep. and surssd
over. oy your order. to }. O. Lambdin
and Others. un!sr the pretsnss that il wss
to be win,ered on the Neosho, snd sold
by the Government, in tho spring p
Whose Government sold. thst property
and received the money? Are there ssy
psperssto show? j. G. Lsmbdin ssys
that h. fsa what he collected shout one
mo"th. and that vou sen, an order for il,
and be turned It over to vo1. wiz you
tell when and where the ssles wers or
wha. becsm. OF that property? Yos
fre9neu,ly said 20 ~ that all shS p.Aperty
W.. regularly tarued over to yonr Qnsr-
terEissta.. Did you turn your Qasri.r-
master over? One item more-wheu
did you turn over the two fine horaes
brought ont ef Southern Missouri-f
mean the black and gray worth $500
each-:hnt yon las. in th. caro- OF darksy
in Lawrsnce. when y"n started to Wash
ingion spd the three mules thst ynu had
tied west Of your house when ws were on
. visit A Satisfactory answer to thsss
questions will be Of infinitely more vslus
to you in this canvass than oil the speech.
60 you esn ever make and will you
tell yonr frirnds in ynn speeches wisther
the RAID up0n Lawrence vs.. ar wsa not,
the reaction Of yonr raid on Oxcsolse
OHE OF TIE So VINO HADs voc SENATOR
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-03

PuRsurr OF Pnss.-At last secosnts.
Price was still running, with our forces
after him. he had destroyed nearly sll
bic trains. loes al his artillery bot one
niece. had . number Of his Gsusrsls kill
Cd or captured. and left several thousand
nr;,oos,s in our hands. He bad 6ghs
with the Federal forces at Nsosho. New
ton County. in the exsrsns Southwest
eornsr Of Missouri. and was whipped
again. when he continued sksdsddling fof
Afkapsas.
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"Do Usro O1aras." Ero.-LAns h
still whining for his reward for services
to the Free esats csuss. How has be
sst the example. BY rswardibg oshsrs for
their services: He is causing their re-
moval from Office almost every week. and
has tried to ruin almost every prominent
Free State man Of the dark days Of Kan
sas. Take. for example. Gov. Robinson.
Gen. Dsitslsr. and Gsius Jenkins. These
men were taken prisoners BY the Border
Rufians at Lawrence. and confined st
Lsesupton. Lane. - usual. happened
to be ont Of the way and while these
men were wsllowing in prison vermin,
Lsns wss gsdding through the East.
Boosting Of bis exploits. We know this.
for We saw and beard him. His subss-
qusnt treatment Of these men. shows him
to BE- undsssrving Of any confidence OF
support from Free State men. He bit.
tsrly opposed Gov. Robiuson's Admin
istration, causing It to be almost . fail
ure; denounced Robinson % . Copper.
head. and endsavorsd to have him i'm
psschsd for erims Of which Lsns him
self WAS guilty. he caused Deitslsr te
be removed from an Office to which b.
had been appointed for services in th'
cause Of liberty and prevented Deitzls
from being promoted to Brissdier Gen
eralship for meritorious services. whil'
men were made Brigadiers who had rem
dered no service and has caused Deitz
Ter to be systematically abused and Sian
dered to the present day. And Gain
Jenkins he murdered in cold blood. be
cause he would not submit to being rob
bed. Such man to claim reward TO
services to the Free State cause
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-03

~ A person.. who beard it. relates .
hot discussion whic,t took place between
some citizens Of K snsss City. relative to
whom credit was due for savlIs that place
from Prices army. Ons party t'ontena'
ed that Jim Lane bad saved them. while
others insisted that it was Gov. Carney.
Such miserable pukes deserve to be con-
scripted - boot. blacks and cooks for
Prices army during the war. To cit
shivering and shaking. and permit Prices
army to travel through the centre of the
State. without opposition. and then get
into q quarrel over the question - to
whst citisen Of Kansas saved them from
destruction!