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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-21

The Battles Near Rssaea, Georgia.
From an ssoount published in the Gin
Oinnad papers, We make the following sx-
trsets.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-21
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CTRICKLAND'S
Anti-ChOIera Mixture,

Ts eOmP Poeiton Of astringents absOrbents, Gtimu-
lAnts aud cArminatives, which every physician
knoVie Eea is the only eparation that Will eject
psrmAnent cuIe Of DiarThea ard DyteptsIy. This
ADt-t hoiers Mixture is now in use IN several
army hOsditsiB where IL gives the greatest EAtisiac
tioh IL has saved the lives OI thousands OF our sol
die and citiEsns and will guGrant 10 to be tine
4ery.
Mr.. Woods, Of OoTinRton. KY. will be most happy
% satisfy any one 10 the virtue OF Strickland
Ant-Oh0lsTs Mixture; in fact we have a great num-
Der OF testimonials from patients who ha been cured
alter being pronuneed incuFabls BY their ysicia
iOme after tax .Dg only one bottle Of Strickland
AHti-cho era nixtare. Ifyou suffer with DiArrhes
ana DyaenteTy try one bO tie
For fale By Druggists at 80 cents per bottle.
mayl6-R1,fn, ,sataWy
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-21
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n The subscriber hss beeu duly appointed Ad-
minigtrntor on me estate Of May y. munfon, late
Of Ulevoiapd deceased. All persons having aims
against the estate are notfhed 70 present hem fOr
q 's.IsSslspd. Nay %, Iss4. nayal.Isi H3HhA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-21

PURE sPRING POFD 10.

The Cleveland Ice Company are prepared to furn-
Ssh Iasiiea railroadss hotels, 6c with pUrs Spring
Pond Ice.
An orders left at @ g. Malibys Oyster Depot, aDs
kuDsrior street will be promptly attendedtO
may1l:l60 q. CHAMP, AGENT
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-21
COMBINATION.

The Senate to-day, in executive session,
confirmed the nomination Of James B.
MaupOn, Collector of Internal Revenue ct
Union, Franklin county, Missouri, vice E.
W. Murphy, resigned.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-09-22
~Whsn Reages Fan O-t.~


Since the Lane party are having .
family quarrel. the honest men Of the
State are likely to learn some interesting
facts. which will go to prove the truth of
what they have all along been charging
upon the corruptionists. The Csuserv.
alive, ont of spite for an insult TO the
family Of fitseditor. and ths Illustration d
. nice little scheme of pluudsr which its
favorite clique had concocted. has. taken
: course which makes it eontsmptibls 10
the eyes Of both parties. The Topeks
Record thereupon threatens to tell tales
out of school," There is no doubt tha,
just as mean set Of plundersrs have been
nominated BY the party. as ths- ones who
have been left out. The party have split
on q quarrel for the plundsr, and the
Conservative ought to set about telling
what villsinoos things it knows Of tho
Clarke wing of the concern. Here is what
the Record says: .t.9
We do not at this time intend to say but lit
tie about the course Of ths Conservative, rela-
tive to the State Ticket. Its TRADE against
the Convention because it admitted delegates
from che soldiers in the field. is puerile. Even
if they had not been admitted, the vote shows
that's. j. Crawford received respectable ma
jority for Governor, without counting the SOL
diers' vote. Sidney Clarke also received ma
jority exclusive of the soldier vote. We are
crsdibly informed that the editor Of the Con
servstive stated while here that he could sup
port all but one candidate ON the ticket heart
lily. Is it rule or ruin with you, gentlemen Of
the Conservative But the time has not yet
arrived to show up the undercurrents that are
at work. When it does, and the people are
put in possession of facts, they will ascertain
that the Cow ention of the 9Th of September
drove the entering wedge into q combination
that had intended to rule this State for the next
two years for the pun pose Of money making on
gigantic scale. To our friends we viii say
that there is no cause for encouragement. We
acknowledge the Conservative is power in
the State, but it is and has been q power only
because it has advocated the cause Of the peo-
Pile. When it cuts loose from them, and uu-
dsrtakes 70 WELD its influence to bolster up
money making combination, its power is gone.
1t is now in the hands of the combination re-
ferred to. In the future, We shall enter more
into details.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-09-22

The "HIsDoo."-Ths LesvsnuoHa
Bulletin has been sold to D. r. Artbouy,
and will hereafter support the L,us st'i'
ticket. and. it is said. advocate Anibo'
ny's election to the United States ssnsl,
1t is still published BY the Bul'ssii
Company" The sale Is probably .as'
,her sham. for political purposes. 1N'
Bulletin bsa for some time past b''u re-
ported ss anxious for . bid; and WIN
the CONSERVATIVE "flared up." ls''l's
tbe LAisitesi without an orssn in ths
city. there was . tempting opening '''
the Bulletis-sn ssesss was oil th's w
wanting. This Was soon supplied. l"
editor was at Topeka, during the nt'l's
Of the Convention Of the 18th. sod n
came so indign.nt because Of The VIE
drswsl Of Mcdowell from ibs CoDgr'~
ional rsce. that be started for homs, sHeI
ing he would run up the nsme Of Do
Clsrks. He did not do the lstt". '''
did no. place the new ticket st 'h' ''.4
Of bis columns. nor speak . word ~
favor. He wss waiting to b ssdoe.,'
and bas 4" made the riffs st last. 0'a.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-09-22

Cross EYEs.-This is an inErmlty
which any one would submit to q con.
siderable amount of expense and pain to
be cured Of; but when it can be scoom'
plished by submitting to very little ol
either. we venture to say that but few
persons will hesitate lorg after learning
how and where they may be cured. DR.,
w. H. Brown, of Troy. in this County,
is establishing an enviable reputation in
the treatment of such cases. The follow.
ing instance is related BY the Troy In.
vsstigstor: -
We learn that's a daughter of Joseph Love.
land, of this county, has been very badly cross.
eyed, so much so, as to seriously damage her
sight and general looks and appearance. One
day last week. she submitted to an operation
We did not witness the operation, but are in
formed that the Dr., BY very quick, easy and
simple performance, and without much pain to
the patient, restored her eyes to their natural
position, making them look entirely straight
a. d natural. We have always considered an
operation like the aboye nature an exceed.
ingly delicate job. but the Doctors success is
such as gives Us faith to believe that a cross
eyed person ca. obtain relief here at home,
without incurring the expense of trip east. to
an Eye Infrmary, and without serious risk to
the eye.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-09-22

UNION LEAogE.-This Order was Or.
tablishsd in the United States for q high
and noble purpose. For what object was
it started in Kansas? If for any good
it has heen most wretchedly perverted
Bat short time neo. it was used in some
parts to harbor and protect borse-thisve'
and highway robbers. Now tits engaged
in business not much bett.r. During
the Lane State Convention. the Grand
Council of the Leagus for Ksnsss met si
Topehs. Is sort of side.show. II wss
sscsrtained tEst the members Throughout,
the State were sadly in arrears for dues.
the total amount being over 81. 900.
The Grand Council, BY . vote, mads &
proposition to the subordinate Council.
throughout the State, That i. would pay
up all dues in full. il said Councils would
endorse and support the Lane Stats tick.
et.o The money. Of course. would come
from that 100000 Corruption Fond.
And has it come to this at lsst-th.t the
Union Lesgue is made an, instrument to
bribs the people OF Kansas intoHt tho sop:
port Of set of plunderers and robbers Of
Government! How many Councils will
accept the bribe +?
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-09-22

men, and no Democrat wss present q
any time during the deliberations OF the
Committee. The Democratic Convsn-
tion approved Of one Of the resolutions o'
our Committss. which declares that
Lanes rowdies shall not control the elsc-
lions and press By mob violence. as they
have done in the past. and threaten to d.
again. Beyond that. We ask any man to
read the two sets Of resolutions. and sss il
be can discern any similarity between
them. 1t will then be seen shat degree ol
truth and honesty il possessed BY the LANE
press.
The poor fellows exhibit alarming
symptoms-aud that. too. after the dog
days are over, and the season Of frost sci
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-09-22

Stuck Irs SrAkE.-The Conservative
has at length patched up ticket to suit
it. 1t supports the whole Lane ticket,
except tSe candidate for Congress-bolts
Clarke and supports Lee. The. friends
Of Lee are of course thankful for small
f1vors; but Clarke was ss fairly nomin-
sted Is the balance Of the Lane ticket.
and 10 BY far the smsrtest man on it
which is mighty poor compliment to
the ticket. Therefore, the Conservative
exhibits large smonnt Of inconsistency
and childish spite. in its course on this
The facts of tbs case are about this
Clarke. whils travelling the State, pre-
tending to be laboring for Lincoln and
johnson, was. with the aid of his nu-
msrous deputies and dependents in every
County, packing the State Convention
in favor Of himself for Congress. against
Wilder. The editor Of the Conservative.
Q brother to the latter. saw how the
thing was going, and determined to- bolt.
Bot holding q fat Office at the hands Of
. Jim Lane, he could not afford to forfeit
it BY reballing; SO he made bogus sale
Of the Conservative establishment. and
published . sham withdrawal from the
position Of editor: after which the Con-
ssrystive announced that the Lane ticket
was very poor one, and should have its
undivided opposition. Mr.. Bloss. who
wss left in charge Of the editorisl de-
partmsnt. was iu attendance upon the
Convention Of the 18Th. He was told
that the Conservative would be whipped
or bought into the support lof the Lane
ticket. His reply was. If such were the
case. be should qui. the concern. The.
whipping and buying has begun. The
Conservatives undivided opposition to
that very poor ticket. has changed to the
support Of every candidate on it bot one
and BIoss has Withdrawn, leaving Web.
Wilder, the "sold ont" to run the ma
chine. .,-,- s.-.,, --o-t --.,fr.
The Conservative regarded Lane Is the
great trump of Kansas, and Cart.
Wilder IS his fright bower" The latter
has been played ont. and the Conserva:
tive has undertaken to avengs the fam
iy. A paper that is controlled BY such
ssl6sh motives. and undertakes to swsy
tbs -grsat public mind BY such means.
can exert but tiitth. influence for ., o.
sgsina Gen. Lee. o. any other person or.
ticket. 2Nasr ..- q, Ss'r.g. A.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-09-22

ATTENTION CoMPAsY!--Vo Voluntesrs, who
expect to retain their health unimpsired
during the campaign. must see to 1t them.
selves; do not trust to the Army Surgeons;
supply yourselves with HoLLowAY's
PILLs AND OINTMENT. Every English
soldiers knspsack contains them. Ifthe
reader Of this ''notice" cannot get 9 boz
of Pills or Ointment from the drug stor.
in his place. let him write to me. "a
Maiden Lane. enclosing the amount, and
Twill mail boz free of expense. Many
dealers viii not keep my medicines On
hand. because they cannot make Is much
profit as on other persons make. IS
cents, So cents, and el40 per box OF
pot. -" s'''',' =
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-09-22

~ The Republican Union psrty are
preparing to make thorough canvass Of
the Stste. The candidates for State efi-
90. and many others Of the best speakers
10 The State. will address the people Of
ssssy County, Township. and town. :
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-09-22

" Our fee for publishing announcements oI
candidates for Office, is 50, invariably in ad
vance. No departure from this rule, in any
case. H.e
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-09-22

Fl Tia Kansa zId have arrived in
st. Louis. -They are TO ,Ss armed will
the Spencer Rife and Ssnt utssr the Mis;
sosri bash~h.cters. That win be jusl
to the taste Of the boys, and there will be
smagui6esut sksdsadkng Of tbs knishss
of tbe bTmh-s -; = t59zrg rssS hFf
I-.l ID "a La a.,.,' INV
r. Sidney Oiatks hes, o. bask,bona.
-Kaasss Retriett.-
ssh.. Yep ] l la.a..g '99:o !. So ~ ~.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-09-22

GLoRloUs NEWS !-AxoTHrR LICK Al
AeCLELLAN!-On the 18th. . severe bat.
tie was fought in the Shenandoah Valley.
near Winchester. resulting in . complete
Union victory. Gen. Sheridan attacked
the rebels under Breckinridgs and Early,
and the bsttls continued with great stub
bornnsss nearly all day. The rebsls were
routed. and driven through Winchester.
The pursuit still continues. AL the rebel
dead and wounded are in our hands.
Sheridan captured 5000 prisoners, Is
bsstle-6sgs. and s pieces Of artillery.
This is another response to the Chicago
Convention. -f,-. n. ,ss,', ,f
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-09-22

~ The draft Is proessding quietly
throughout the Nsrth: Psrhsps Goysrn-
nsat has pet beard ,.hat ~ Ckic.go
Convention wtntsd ths DAT spspsadsdr .,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-09-22

~ Col. ]. O. Vsegh.a bee retired
IRON the editorial mansgsneat Of the
Lesyenworth Times, and i succesdsd By
". w. Bloss, who has Just bssn di.sss-
ted out Of The sams position on the Con-
ssrvstiva Col. Vaughan Is One Of the
sPeskss employed to csavass the Stats.
he Is . man Of The 6nsst talent, and pos
'estss .s . store Of general tao~lsdss, uus-
q1aled by any n.a in the State, which
- viii make tell IN The. eahsasss Is ,wes
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-09-22
~ Godsy's Lady's Book. for Octo

~ Godsy's Lady's Book. for Oeto-
Der. is recsived. The engrsyinss, ere.
"Ths Fairy's Court" "Ths Young
Drsughs Players. "'" "Leap Year." Cot.
orsd Fashion Plate, etc. II contains !
6ne piece Of Music. entitled "Silvef
Spring Mazourks." and the usual COM
plsment Of interesting Stores ssd Poetry.
Pbilsdelphis-e3 . year.. = "a
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-09-22

~ The Central COMMITTEES have %.
pointed public speskins st mos. Of th.
towns throughout the State. We ar,
sorry to isssc that they have omitted
White Cloud. Gentlemen, there arc .
few yo.ers in this precinct. who would
like to hs.r our side Of the question dis
cussed. Lsss has been here. and pro-
mises to be here again. before The election.
We should bavs at least two visits from
prominent speakers. between this and
election day. cisf 'eaeFa ,adCe a.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-09-22

BAD News PROM BEtow-TRAIH Car
ruRzD.-Ths large Governm.nt train.
which left Fl. Scott for Ft. Smith. few
days sgo. under IN escort commanded BY
MAJ. Hopkins. was attacked. captured
and destroyed. on Monday morning. at
Cabin Greek. BY . rebel force of several
thousand. under Stsndvstie snd Shelby.
The loss is over ossr million dollars.
Almost the entire escort is supposed to
be captured. Lieut.. Col. Wheeler, Of
the 18th Kansas. escaped. The boys of
the l4tb. from about here, who wsrs re-
Gently home on furlougb. were Of tho ss-
cort. and are probably captured.
Thus has occurred another dark chap.
ter, Of which the Army of the Frontier
has furnished so many. Now for the
cause Of this disaster. 1t is known that
the train was to start on the 9th. but was
postponed for some days. A number Of
officers and plunderers FROM the Army Of
the Frontier were in attendance upon the
Lane State Convention, on the 9Th, and
desired an escort back to Fl. Smith.
Lane and his tools induced the detention
of the train until after the Convention, to
accommodate these persons. In the me.n-
time. the rebels were enabled to intercept
it. Had it started at the appointed time.
it would have escaped. IS did others who
started at the tins the train should have
moved. Comment is unnecessary.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-09-22
Republican Union State Ticket

- For Governor, .
soLoN o. TEACHER, Of Douglas.
For Lieutenant Governor,
JOHN J. INGALLS,, of Atchison.
For Secretary Of State, .-..
WILLIAM R. SAUNDERS, of cofrcy,
For Auditor Of State, =
3. ASA HAIRGROvE, Of Linn.
For Treasurer Of State,
Carr. JAMES r. MCCLURE, of Davis.
For Associate Justice Of Supreme Court,
SAMUEL A. KINGMAN, of Brown.
For Attorney General,
HIRAM GRISWOLD. of Leavenworth.
For Superintendent Of Publis Instruction.
JOHN S. BROWG, of Douglas.
For Presidential Electors,
ELLSWORTH CHESEBROUGH, Atchison
MARCUS ]. PARRoTT, Leavenworth,
ROBERT McBRATFEY. Riley.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-09-22

IA NATTER o. DuTY.-It 10 the solemn
dnty'of every grocer to refrain from sell.
ing to his customers an article for food
which be knows is positively igjurioua to
the health. and be is deprived Of eli OK.
euses for SO doing vbsu . better article
for the purpoes csn bsresdiiy obtsinsd 4
the 4 same cost. Nov the pure Chssmie.l
s.Isr.su'. made By D.Land i Co.. can
always BE- had, and this j. known to b.
pare and free from delstsrious nsttsr. No
grocer who rrssrds the welfare Of his
customers will fail to keep il.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-09-22

.
AosrHALoUs.-That means, without .
head. The Conservative. since its family
came to grief. splurges and aops about
like chicken just deprived Of its head.
Here is specimen:-
SoMe OF THE DELEaArEs.-In the
Thschsr Convention on the 18th. there
were Sol. Miller and I. Ford. who voted
for the Senatorial Fraud in the Senate
last winter; Morton and Weaver, Clerks
Of the Senate. who sustained it; Twombly.
Mcbride. Afford, Saunders and Campbell
members Of the House. who voted for
Carney. Among the delegates known
everywhere as Fraudites. were Legate.
Russell. Wsisbach. Roberts. Griswold.
Ingalls, and Snoddy. These names are
we'll known. These men originated q
crime against the rights of the people.
which has been denounced in every
precinct and county in the State. They
have now nominated ticket headed by
Thacher and Ingalls,. 1t will be IS bad ly
defeated as the original Fraud.
Ii the editor would write about things
of which be knew something. perhaps he
could possibly come nearer the truth than
be has n'ths above article. Weaver was
not in Topeka during the Convention;
neither was Twombly-snd neither OF
them had been chosen delegate. Afford.
last Winter, voted against the Senatorial
''frsud" on every vote; bnt when the
thing was carried in spite of his vote. be
voted for Carney. The same is true Of
Judge Saunders. Furthermore. Afford
was not in Topeka while the Convention
was in session. Russell was not at To-
psks. last Winter. at any stage Of the
"fraud," from its inception to its consum.
nation; and be has since publicly sx
pressed himself against it. Wsisbach
was not delegate. Snoddy has fraud
on the brain" as badly Is the editor Of
the Conservative. He has opposed it
straight along, and even pitched into i,
in the Convention: S'pose You try it
over, Mr.. Surveyor. n as-r"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-09-22
Wanted.

We want good Printer, and one or two
apprentices, at this Office, Immediately.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-09-22

~ The Grssshopper Falls Je6srso.
nisn. recently purchased BY Lsns. sud
now run BY several Of the old sow's little
pigs. has had withdrawn from it the pa
'ronsss Of those. Who kept itup forneriy.
ThsHsGs probably 6hy Lane nsh 10
thst County. sbous one.hilf Of whom
patrodiss The psper-snd this 10 an ths
legitimate support Il hs. ]. hss dwin.
dlsd down 70 Aaafs shsss, With sditssisls
weaker than very poor slop. and printed
% bsdly . 70 b scarcely , re.dabls.' : This
mi'srssdls starved thing keeps pitching
isto tba- Child. Eseuas us-vs waus
sousthidg 1;ss to 6sht; III dead, thss
doesn't stink. ri; 1c1 ? .irsS'--
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-09-22

LR, Some ps1t, ef fhis Cogssy,, , !, ~ 3 J
visited by : fross, os Su.d.y .sishss b..
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-09-22

hi~It i said that 80. .0eo. GOO ssD >:
Of vine sfss . snnasfly consumed -.
H.se.ri.a.. They .muss b p'
Ss1slls sHaspy:'aaa~. - y
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-09-22

Judge kmgman has served Aons term
as Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court, and is candidate for reelection.
As be is known throughout the State, he
requires no Recommendation He is .
man Of irreprosehable character, and .
lawyer whose opinions always command
respect. He weighs all points well, and
makes no hssty decisions and his judg-
mens has great weight with his associatsi
on the bench. In his official capacity be
is strictly considerations, and hss never
besn known to peddIs ont opinions and
decisions to the public. before sssss vsrs
submitted to the Cont. A svsryb body,
even the Lsnsitss. admit that he will be
reelected. It is useless to speculate upon
that point. We will not insult him By
institutins 5 comparison betwssn him
and Stafford. The Lane Convention knew
that Kinsman would beat any man thsy
coald nominate and As Stafford was 90
anxiocs for the honor, and hsd done so
much dirty work to secure it. they con-
ssntsd to CRAFTY him. >; a.-... b
: Hiram Griswold. the candidate for
Attorney General. is lawyer who has
not . superior west Of the Mississippi
River. He earned an suviablereputasiou
in his profession, in North Eastern Ohio.
Hs was At one time the caucus nominee
'f the Wing members Of shs Ohio Legis-
stufe f0r United Stats senssor. but was