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Highest Premium Lock stitch se W. in z
y .sbssos WHEELER 4 WILSON, 625 Broslway, N, Y.
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Perfect Hail Dye--E.illcr's, so Cents.
Better and more in quantity than any 81 Dye. Sold by
ruggtsa
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LADIES' 'Br~nstpins-S~Sv styles,
Two three, I've eifht thirty Eve dollar each f0r
pale by GEORGE c. ALLEN 5 broadway, one door be.
ov Canal street
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surc Cure--Rene's African Fever and
Aaue Cure. iais. Depot 80 Liberty street, w
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Clocks. Bronzes, Paintings, Toilet sets,
vmbrelas. Fans &c.
A. N. HAYS 4 CO.. % Maiden lane
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| Grover AZ Bakers Highesi Premium
Sti.ch Sewing Machines 495 Broadway. New York
|Aud 2s5 Fulton street, brooklyn.
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MRrsa's Radical Cure Truss--Omce .
,orner OF broadway and Ann street under Barnums MI.
seum Trusses. Shoulder aud Supporters every
1escrptioa silk Elastic Stock and Abdominal Belts.
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Couyaud's P0adre Subtitle Uproots Hair
com foreheads any part OF the body 81 warranted
b hts depot t53 Broadway.
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when widow is determined 70 set her can, At
let her hrst sprinkle with PHALONS NIGHT BLOOM
tNG CEREUs She will then De able TO lead him by the
nnaa
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Lottery Tickets Cashed.-Aiech & Co.,
u Pine street.
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rrs. yvinsiow's Soothing syrup for
anareo Tec,hns pyscnry and oarrhra requisites
lao Stomach and Bowels and cures " ind Colo.
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COD WARD MOZART WARD COMMITTEE WILL
~ this Thursday evening at O'Clock, at Mac
Ke1ens Bradford House between Fifty ninth anc sxiie.h
streets Broadway Prnctuai attendance IA
business OF Importance VIII como before the Committee
Bv order. rHOS 'sIEVESON Chairman.
THos EGAy, hIos. RooSRr. Secret arieA
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POLITICAL.

M'CLELLAN, PIN kDbEToN AND yIOr0Kyf
II LkArn RATIFICATION MEETING.
LET THk VOICE or rHE PEoPLs RI lizard"
The Grand Mass Meeting the noinatons OF
GEORGE &. McoLEILAE or NEW JERSEY.
- - FOR PRESIDENT,
AND GEORGE N. PkNDLFTON or OHIO.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT OF THs UNIFIED STATES.
Wiu be held ai around
UNION SQUARE
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Misc0llnmoOus.


BARK TsxAs cBrJ, Horton from New YORK for Liverpool
with cargo OF petroleum oil sprung leak OF Monisuk
cargo being discharged the United
States Caot will have get OF his bopdsmen
t. be in the upper works Meanwhile The issss lies in the
stream leaking some 900 strokes per hour.
BARK Cz,RisA before reported probably
in collision with the bark 81 Andrew. bound E. the Sc
spoke the steamship Kangaroo (srrVed at this Sd ins
and reported hagpg been been in collision Friday.
nearly in the position the wreck Of the Crarns
ed by the packet ship American Eagle Hopes enter
tanned of the safety OF the captain aud the
by Messrs Peck i Church and X Badge So tnot sI
tons register, built Mbridge, Me- 1850 rated AL ~
and sailed under the Stars Stripes tno British nagi.
spoken. xe.
Brig Renshaw. steering 5, Sept ai 35 - Ion "a Is
Foreign Ports.
9Th Robert Move Hotcbkiss NYork OH Pone Jones,
eh bark Indian Belle Trtmoe Orchia TO load 10. Phils
delphs
ton NC ,uth brig Excelsior prudden EYork Sept sc5r
bergen Cieaves do std Aug 70. steamer Agnes FRY.
In port sept orgs Excelsior and Meteor for YYork s,h
SALlao Aus ls-In port SHIPS Fores' Eagle siecPer ior
isioWel from do: Gardiner Colby McCieIlsn. Tor do;
South America Lincoln. unc bark McGtiyery Nckes t1om
aIscr Bsv Cs Sep, lin port bark Lucy Frances and
brig Ellen Bernard for nrorx next d9s SO onS nsss
HALIpAs. Ang a-Arr schr. Venus Georxe. Nyork Sept
:ss1. ssF as f sss @ S1Sss
for do do Paine. MAYO Martha Nichols II IL Cleveland
Homes, Abe and Jackson do do Sid Aug q. bark Ir
Ploroo. Aug %-Arr brigA T. Landry EYork; asth
ousssc Sep, ship Alfred s,orer. Harrington. Liv
ssS-,, y, BAY CGH !q,y ,.-. nA.r bark Heroine rripp
ST TsomAs Aug ls.Ar brig Nis Whittier. NTork; 29sh
sAcnvLIs NB, Aus si-Arr schr Bmprsss. Clubhouse
Nyorx.
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SHIPPING NE w S.

FOR NEW yoRK-TBIs
............ "a so0N 10 is
" BiGH WATER. morn " ~
s, sss- r ~, ~
Port Of New York. Seutembcr a. 1864.
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sIyIPPGr

ROTIcI RAE STEAMSHIP KAHGAROo or Tais
Nv line, n vail extra steamer On fhnrsdsv soS
r. at noon carrying limited number OF cabin and
seerags passrngers at reduccd rates payable n Uniss1
states currancy JOHN @. DALE, A.eot
No Broad
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aenln's
REGULAR FALL OPENING OF LONDON,
PARIS AND NEW YORK STYLES OF
MissEs',
BOYS AND INFANTS
PLAIN AND FANCY
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER :.
GENiN, 5l3 Brontway
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cRossEYE sTRAIGHTRNED IN ONE MINUTE.
Ind disease OF the Eve and Ear requiring either medi
eAl surgical aid attended to BY DR. Won EISENBERa
u his consulting SIG Broadway Twelfth street
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Ear Rings and Pins, New styles. just
FIVE seven, twelve fifteen
seventy ave dollars get For sale by GEO. c. ALIEN,
lklL Broadway, one door below Canal street.
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Dapville. Pa. June 2, 1s62.-Dr. VIM.
QnEcc Dear sir--in February 1861, was aa ced with
sugar diAbctas and for months
Eeons Of water in tweny-four hours obliged get
% as often es ten twelve during the night and
I've months osi about 1fty pounds weight Dur the
onth OF July 1891 procured two bottles Of Conrution
Water and after taking bottles entirely
soon after reganing usual good health Yours truly
Sold Wholesale by MORGAN ALLEN, Is Cia street,
d o.
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For tMe Emtr and Sktn-Barry's Trf-
eophsrous The aud article Sold b. drug
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Deafness. Impaired Sight,
NOISES IN THE HEAD
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN THE
THROAT,
CURED.

CATARRH or THE TyNPANrC MUCOUS
MEMBRANE, INSTRUCTIONS OF THE,
EUSTACHIAN TUBE
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DressmaISing Millinery, Man tIli ms and
rrsnoh silks at Madame BENEDIOT's IL Wavsrley place
Nov York
4 Diamond Rtugs-Of n1i Description .,
from five dollars hundred dollars
pale By GEORGE u ALLEN, 4i6 Broadway, door be
low Canal street, formerly No. ii Wall street.
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THE LECTURE sEAsOs

DURHAM's FURNITURE EXPRESS OFFICE, NO iit
ID west Eleventh street between fnth aud sisth ave
-FianhoTtes Paintings Mirrors, Oh Sc,, boxed
aud shipped All parts OF world Large wagons for ovns
Furniture Ia ciy or counlry. Turnisure stored.
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9TH WARD MCCLELLAN UNION CLUB-THIs CLUB
y will hold public meeting at Jackson all corner of
Thirteenth street and Greenwich avenue tuesday
ing the 18Th instant consider the arrange
ments 10 the ratification
meeting to be held on thel7h instant Eminent speakers
will be and address the meeting All citizens the
ward favor of Mcclellan and Pcndeion
tend JOSHUA ISAACS. Ptesideut
EI.Isos HyEo ,secre.arsa
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sInfH WARD INDEPENDENT GERMAN DEMoCRA
~ tic Club.-This 0rganizaon-heretofors organized
tenn now numbering about 251 members. OF the
respectable citizens Of this ward Tuesday Sepe
ber No 446 Eighth for the purpose compet-
ing their organization The hall was Excessively filed and
determination manifested all their endeavors
the existing corrupons and dishonesty in loca. ad
minstraton Mr. H. Lowenberg addressed the meeting
subject with marked and
them on 20 do al IN their power to make end TO all po
cal marketing and huckeng has been done heretofore
In bv the called Great enthusiasm prevail
while he speaking The follow gentlemen th
elected officers OF the Club Butcher President: Mr.
Pechstein First Vice President, ana Mr.. Conrad second
Vice President Mr Trnthamer Secretary Mr. Marson
Treasurer committee OF i've was appointed to report by
the meotnG confer with
clubs the ward Tor the purpose Of holding grand
GKo BUTCHER. President
TulSrnAxrR Secretary.
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ruHB LONDON AvD pEw YORK STEAMSHIP COZ

r1HB LOEDON AyD NEW YORK STEAMSHIP con.
/ pany will despatch monthly t.eir and 6rse
class Brit'sh steamships CELIA BELLOFA, AfAs
LANTh, IOWA. INDIA Ma and MANHATTAN each SUE
burtsan between Iondor snd New York calling -
Havrc on the voyage rom London Rstrs OF passage.
PAYABLE In Cod equivalent From, New YORK, frwt
catin 500 cabin s45 S2t From Londea
sr Havre, cabin, S7b. For passage spnv TO
CHAS a. WBifNEg, 2b BroadwJ
For freight apply at "a south Advances made
merchandise consigned TO The london of the
These At London With steam
Channel PORTS lotterdaA,
sraam petersburE Copenhagen Bpseaux. 0uor,a,
9braar Alex Sny Constant and odessa
ROWLAND q ASFINWAIL Agents
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STH WARD MCCLELLAN UNION CLUB ATTENTION
- THIS club will hold regular meeting this evening
~ O'Clock at their aal 60 vandam street. Puuctua at
tendance requested prepare for the great ratification
meeting OF the l7th inst and TO elect me ribers.
FRANCIS j. TUCKER. President.
CHARGES WATERS, Secretary.
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(.TH WARD GEORGE B. MCMILLAN UNION CLUB,
lO regular meeting OF this club will take place o
Thursday evening 9Th inst at ~clock their hcadquAr
OF Twenty fifth and Eighth avenue
Prompt aud runctual attendance requested order
BENZ. SHERMAN. Prestdeu..
8. = s,s, s.Ssr, ssecre,arics.
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and Chnirmen OF the Mcclellan clubs Orxaut2a
throughout the city. whose viii be hereafter
NOTES.-The above named members OF the COMMITTEES
will evening at bcRdquarers No 932 Broadway
corner OF Twenty second street and particularly
quesed attend tie meeting this "Wednesday ming.
the The Presidents the various Me
Cean clubs also requested to attend the meeting
evening .., ..- -
LUKE /. c0lANS President oil Association
4 r MAruE
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DEGULAR LINE
K FOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
The not nc e!eaa United states Mail stearnship
NORTH AMERICA
1000 tons burden
Charles p. MarsbmaD. commander,
will sail for the above port "wednesday Sept. ~ -
O'Clock T.. 81. precisely from picr i3 North river,
Tho North America IL the sister ship Of the well tnowu
steamship Continental
For freight or passage apply to -
L6DLAM HFINEREN AGO.
Eroa dyav
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M,CLgLLAH. PRHDLEToN AND vIcroay
GRAND RATlFiCAlIoN MELTING.


LET THE vorcE OF THK PEOPLE BIZ HEARD >
''' S'a GsosGs is MsoSLhN Ea Of New @ aS jersey
for President.
GEORGE H. PENDLETon, OF ONO
For Wee pres.deIt OF the Unitsd statna'
UNION SQUARE.
THIS crHuRsDAV, SEPTEMBER
ATS o'clock.
The following spcaers with others whose
VIII. Annns M,la b. q snngqnsst, TIiT sn,srrso-
Governor Psrker,>of New Jersey
Hea. w. W. taton. Of Connecticut
Ben .tor Wall of New Jersey
Hon Thomss = Miles, o. pcnnsv'vaniS
Hon Isaac Lawrence Of New YorG
Hon J. ii. GooIse OF New Hampshire.
Hon. James II. Hoyt, Of Connecticut.
Hon Francis Herman Of York.
Hon SANFORD u. Church of .sew Yort
Hon. A. j. Rogers, OF New JERSEY.
"" Bon osatss GsorHe IL coos,oo 81 ssw o n.s y"5
Hon. Jamcs T. BRADY. hon. Jonn Kelly
Hon. John Mcke0n. Uoa james Brooks
hon. a. Oakley Halt Hon Gilbert Dean.
Hon Richard O'Gorgnan, Ch#uncey Si,aucr Fan, ,
Hon. John 4, Hof,nsn Hon. Il r. TOM nson
Hon. Samuel J. T,lden. Hon. r. bradford
II on Juhn H. uaskin. o. Often uorfer Fs1
Hon Robert G. iiutchngs Dr. Philp Merkc
Hon. Ei' 7. Norton. o y. Herman Eaa,.
lion. Conrad swackbaner. y. q. Hrdseil Esq,
Hon Thomas G. Fields. II. IL. Moransc. ESQ.
Hon. Hosea Il Perkins, John Mullnly Fsq
Hon. George NJ. Curtis, Isaiah Rynders Esq..
Dr. A. Berckmanp. Col. j. Mansfield Davis,
Magnus Gross Est. Hon VIM q. Cover.
Hon stephen r. Russell, DR.. II. r. stevens.
Hon. s. Il. Gushing. DR. John ktig,
Hon, IT, Arcunrius, DR. VIM. Schrmcr.
Hiram hechum Jr.. Esq. Dr Fred Frecb,
Matthew IT. Smith ESQ., r. A. Sesyer Esa
By order OF the COMMITTEE of Arrangements OF tbs Demo
cratic Assocati0n
MORGAN l.. HARRIS. Chairnaa.
LUKE v, COAANs, rresidsnt
A. J. M.sraEwsos,)
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-31

TAX TIrLrs.-Ws have heard many
persons express desire to purchase build
ing lots in White Cloud, provided they
could be bought low. An opportunity is
now offered them. On the 9th ofH)isy.
final deeds will be made to all property
sold for taxes three years ago. unless re-
deemed on or before that day. Most oil
this property was bid of BY the County,
and will be disposed Of to any person
paying back taxes and costs. There are
large dumber Of White Cloud lots in
cluded in the list. These lots were the
property of persons living in distant
States. or in the Sontb, who have neglect.
ed to pay their taxes. and embrace some
fine building lots. For two or three dol.
lars. the title to any of these lots can be
purchased from the County; and if moi
redeemed by the original owner. by the
9th Of May. final deed will be given
Even if they are redeemed by that time.
the owners will have to pay up charges
and interest; SO that nothing can be lost
by investing in tax titles. even il the pur
chaser does hold the property. This il
the only chance we know of to get cheap
lots.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-31

THs Ornsa slpE.!Tbs Aossss papers
have been giving accounts Of tremendous
indignation meetings at Manhattsn-
meetings. BY the way. that either did not
occur. or were failures. But there has
been q meeting at Manhattan which ,oa,
enthusiastic. and reflected the sentiments
Of q majority Of the people Of Riley
County. Senator Baker. on his return
home. addressed q very large meeting o.
his constituents in Riley. in the ablest,
mos. telling and convincing speech thai
we have yet seen reported on the subject
after which. a series of resolutions, ap'
plasding Mr.. Bakers souSss in the Leg
islature, condemning Gen. Lane. and en-
dorsing the Senatorial election. wer'
passed with great enthusiasm and unsn
unity. These facts We learn from tn
Manhattan Independent. . paper that ha
opposed the Senatorial election. Mr.
Baker made an able and excsllent Sena
tor: and in this speech. be said the Leg
islative act of which he was proudest
was his Senatorial vote. II Mr.. Bake
is . candidate for reelection. next Fall
he will be returned by . triumphant ma
jsrity, Notwithstanding the Indig. 6oun
derings in that District.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-31

Marrow ESCAPE OF Gss. SIaEL.-A
few days ago Gen. sigel. commanding the
Department Of West Virginia. made q
flying trip to Martinsbnrg. for the purpose
of making personal observations in regard
to the condition of things thsreabouts
In company with a portion of his stat
he rode out a considerable distance in the
country. and passed outside of his pickle,
lines. While thus outside OF the lines a
force of two hundred rebels passed along
between the General and his picksts. Of
course the rebels were not aware of the
Generals situation. or he wsuld most as.
suredly have been captured or killed.
They seemed to be in a great hurry and
moved along rapidly. seeming more
anxious to escape themselves than to cap
ture others. General Sigel bss certainly
commenced his career among US. with re
markable good luck.-W Whee'iny lntslli-
geDesr.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-31

How Coz. DAHLa1ss wY hnasD'-
The rebel journals furnish q with the par
ticulars Of this gallant young sof,''eI :
death. He had escaped the tolls o. tns
enemy from the immediate vicinity o.
Rich mond, and reached the north osns on
Mattapony River. on his way to 1ioo-
ces,er Point. pursued by q force IN his
rear. Al. midnight of the 3rd. ne met
the enemy in ambush in front and was
fred upon. The Colonel fell pierced oy
FIVE bullets. and bis command dispersed. .
part escaping. and the remainder. about
ninety. according to rebel accounts. were
captured. The cowar,ily sssasslns admit
I-sud boast Of it, indeed-that bad they
not acted thus, Dahlgren would have cut
his way through their columns. as ne had
done through ell before him thss fer. so
the shealthy bullet was sped from ont oil
the midnight. with no other warning tnan
the assassin gives, and the young hero
fell. The wretches dared not meet his
flashing blade. face to face; surrounded.
pursued. harassed in front. and flank. and
rear. be had cut down and through . doz'
en- oftheir columns. end but for this mur.
derous sxpedient of the enemy. wonld
have reached our liaes in ssfety. The
rebels may bosst Of this achievement. but
the world will accord them the distinction
of midnight assassins. aT
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-31

The Chicago Tribune sharply says j,
sdmires Attorney General Bates's late
letter to the Brooklyn Sanitary Fair,
"just ss we admire COWS head By Ross
Bonheur-for it's faithfulnesss, not for it,
brains" 1t adds:
Mr.. Bates says he is beginning to
grow DID, We congratulate him on the
long postponemeut Of the event. Most
men begin to grow old the moment they
are born. He is . very 'old fashioned
man. Very well. then let bis attention
be confined to old fashioned matter. -
We esn't put old wine into new bottles.
He does not seem to be aware that q
rushing current of new events will bring
q rushing current Of new opinions nm.
less men are under a stupor. He is mis-
taken in supposips that we fancy our
selves so much wiser than osr fathers
vers. though we are little wiser in some
things, else we had better not lived"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-31


PRIvArE.-Ths types upon which the
Chief is printed have been in use for .
long time. and have done good service.
Although. with care. they would still
do passabls work for several years Ion.
ger, yet we have q notion for something
better, as no doubt our readers have.
Now, there are quite number Of our
patrons in arrears fer subscription. ad.
vsrtising or job.wsrk. We> have not
published dun for several years. past.
nor do We mean to no1. Bu. money il
st the present time more plentiful thar
Il has ever been in Kansas, and every one
can raise Q few dollars "in . pinch
Now. If those indebted to us come for
yard pretty literally and pay up. it will
enable as. at the, commencement of The
next volume. about the 4th Of July. to
bring out the Chief in new and beauti.
fol dress. which We shsll do. The pspeI
10 getting cid enough to wsar good
clothes, and it ought to Be . matter o
pride with its patrons to furnish the
means. We leave the matter with them
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-31
CoLoNrL DAHLasrx,s OnpER FoRaE.

COLONEL DAHLaREx's OnDER Force.
RY.-The Philadelphia Telegraph says:
A letter has been received from Z
friend of. the late brave Col. Dshlgren
who served with that unfortunate cffics,
during the recent raid shont Richmond
which states emphaticslly that the so
called order alleged to have been found
upon the body Of Colonel Dahlgrsn va
. fabrication and forgery in toto.
al No such order was ever written, 10.
sued. printed or even considered BY the
noble young Colonel. a. far a. his friend.
sre apprised. It is believed that this
miserable lie was got mp for effect. tc
cover the indignities visited upon the 70.
mains of Dshlgrep."
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-31

Our Senatorial election is legal, no On,
denies that; asa question Of policy, good
men have q right to differ, bu. a. ,so
thirds of the House went into it, the nj.
nority should yield. The howl tbu
Lanes toadies are raising. is preiudici,I
to the best interests of the State. Noon.
in our situation having the best interest,
of Council Grove and Morris County ,r
heart, would have voted different than va
did. Lockwood howls not becans. h.
cares anything about Carney or Lane,
but because he hopes to ipjure ms. Tins.
will viadicate rs when be is buried a.
deep. politically. that the hand of r..nrr,c.
tion will never End him.-Counsl Crow
Press,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-31

TsousLs IN ILLlsos. The Copper
heads Of Illinois have been again causing
trouble. this week. A large number Of
them went into CasslestoD. Coles Coun-
ty. to attend Court. and carried guns
concealed in their wagons. They raised
disturbance with the soldiers and Union
citizens N the Court House, firing upon
and killing several. The Sheriff of the
County was the leader ofthe mob Among
the killed was DR.. York. Of Edgar Couu.
ty. Surgeon Of the 54th Illinois. A num.
Der Of the insurgents were killed, and
many captured.
A body Of some 1900 Copperhsads i,
said to be enesmped near NATION. threat
ening that place. Ths Sheriff of Edgar
County has Joined them. with . gang oI
desperadoes. Troops have been sent te
the scene Of disturbance. and these peac,
officers aud their 'posse" will probably
fare badly.
| It is little significant, that this outbresl
occurred just about the time Forrest wa
making his raid; bnt it has proven fail
ure. Is usual. Asssod quantity Of Cop
perhssd blood win yet have to be let ou'
in the North. before the reptiles art
brought to their senses.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-31

The correspondent Of the N. Y. Times
at New Orleans furnishes full account
of the imposing ceremonies connected
with the Inauguration of the Free State
Government of Louisians. The proceed
ings were publicly held in Lafayette
square. which wss m magni6cently decora-
ted. and superb military display added
to the attrsctiveness of the scene. One OF
the grandest features Of the occasion was
q mammoth band and chorus OF cannon
and anvils, church bells and ten thousand
children. Gov. Hahn delivered his in
sugural address to an audience OF 50 600
people, and Gen. Banks also addressed
the assembly. The gaietiss were conclud-
ed BY grand ball. The wife OF Gen. G.
T. Beauregsrd died in New Orleans on
the evening ofthe 2i inst. and was buried
on the 4tb. Her funeral was the largest
ever seen in New Orleans. Over 5000
persons attended. and the esrtegs was over
one mile in length.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-31

ConMEsDABLE.- Having said many
things against the editor of the Big Blue
Union. il is no more than right that we
should speak . word in his favor. As a
public officer, be is prompt and punctual
in the discharge of the duties imposed
upon him. He goes to Lsavenworth
promptly. every month. to draw bis pay.
and to obtain from Sid. Clarke L Co.
Q fresh batch Of editorial to run his ma
chine for the succeeding month. 1t may
be noticed that the Union is brimful Of
editorial at the beginning Of the month,
but dwindles down to q small quantity.
at the close. He is furnished with . Civ.
en- quantity. but is rendered so zsalous
by his months pay in his pocket. thai
he starts out on too extensive . scale
leaving . meagre supply for the last
quarter Of the moon.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-31

WIZ Nor ?-The Big Blue Union &C.
cuses the men in that County who ap.
prove Of the Senatorial election, with in
consistency, because. in resolution en-
dorsing the course of Senator Baker, they
also endorsed Representative Brumbaugh.
We can't see the inconsistency. Mr..
Brumbaugh vstsd to 60 into an election.
and 80 his vote is recorded on the Jour-
nails; bot in joint session he refused to
vote. He may protest that be so vsted
for certain object. while he wasoppos-
cd to an election: but there bis vote
stands on the Journals, unchanged, with
out word of explanation, and will 80
stand for oil time to come; and in the
future. those who refer to the Journals
for facts in the history Of Kansas legis-
lation, will rank Mr.. Brumbaugb1 with
those who helped to bring on sus.lection
ct that session, whether that election be
decided right or wrong. Then. why not
endorse Mr.. Brumbsugh, As well as Mr..
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