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"0P N0WDs
z GDsfsl 6surgis With thrss thousand
Cavalry ,ssd avs thsssAsd Iaiastry 1ss
dslsslsd By the usissd foress Il Fosrssa.
La aad Ro6iy. sssr Gassows. Mis.. .
fsw dsys go. Tie ssssls ssns spes
them sodds.ly. ss;ssd sbs wagon train.
sususitios, I'll ths bssssss ssd artil.
hy. ssursis Lost ssarly one half Of Bis
Islantry, and With rsmssos Of his CON.
msnd reached Memphis 10 very missr.
able plight. Stsrgis 10 much ssnsursd
By bis officers fos his negligence and in.
competeney. He win probably bs tried
BY eoors-nsssiAl. Il - sisted, since.
that hs hes bssn sslisvsd Of his command.
6tsrgis. sisbss through want Of general
ship or lock. has bssn very unfortunate
in sll bis enterprises during the wsr.
Many Of COR readers win remember The
back~ardnsas be displayed while march.
ipg to rslisvs the small garrison. bssisgsd
By Pies, as Lslipgsoa. No. He arrived
- The north sids Of the river. just in tine
10 be too late.
Gussrillss ere again as work in Mis-.
sosri. Several murders Of Union soldier,
happsssd Lest week. Near Pleasant Hill,
twelve soldiers Of The Let II. 8. n. wWs
bcshvhscksd. only one escaping. II il
runored that Qusntril is in tie river
Coaster with strong ,baad Of returned
rsbels. tf.,1e saTas =
The New York Connsreisl's dispatch
Of the 2o.h, says that ons of Barssids's
Divisiess has bssu taken ~ ths rsbsl..
The report l. not Official. ,is6,aia'i
Psssssbsrg win soon b II the possssios
Of our toops. Several sharp sssouassr,
bstwsss the two armies have taken plaza.
che rebels constantly losine ground. Gss.
Saith. on the 18th, took 10 guns and
1000 prisoners from Besursgard's CON.
mapd. -.
6hsridas's raid has accomplished much
damage 10 The enemy. $50 aa,sgis.t oil .
Gen. Polk b reported killed. Shsrnsn
has esfrisd The rsbsl works q Pine Noun.
tain. ~. .....-.- -. j
Portions Of Lss's army havs reinforced
Bssursgsra. They crossed james River
shove Fort Darling On Poasoons.
General Grant hes changed his base
before Richmond. and accomplished an
ether "a.nk movement" He has plant
I'd himsslf soath Of james River. Fort
Dazzling will soon fall before the siege
thst Grant will now be enabled 10 lay to
il.
Skiruishins is still going on near
Pssrsbors. The rspsrs that ths city had
bssa sssrnsd and tsksn wss prsuaturs.
Rsasrskarg b doomed to fall: bot 0rsss
win take hs own time and way 10 esp.
tsEis6 h. haa
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-06-23

measures u ths DsmocsAt;e National
platform that do not condemn The present
wsr Of coercion. and TO support no maa
Who will not pledge biuself. Il elected
President. to put sn immediate stop to
this infamous war"
The meeting adjourned to mest on the
irst Wednesday, Of September.
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UssssfIsxAns.-Tbs big Bloc Upi.
ou'' and 'Nsnshs OoarisE." il the sb.
ssaes Of The sditsr Of this paper, srs again
= tbsir work Of 'villainous eslanny.''
Thsir onslaaght On the Chief and its Ed
isor. Rhils, ths latter b absent, though
harnlsas sad futile. = osss sad coward.
y. no doubt Manning wishes 70 plssss
his master. By attacking every gentleman
that cannot. like hinsslf, b. bought with
greesbseks, TO b Q LAss tool. a Manning
always on his rssorn from Lssssswostb.
vish his poetsss ssuSsd With grssabseks
sud fustias sditoeisls. lsadasory d hi.
nasssr. Lass, psys his puppy rsspsess "a
The Chisf ID whining aad baking. Nc
deubt b. thinks n some sqaivslsnt los
ths el9oo 3 yssr b receives for doina
nsahiag. -, ysI
oess. Of tie Ooarix. hss sssrly y
asay editors, tos his litsb shsse. - ths
Lsadoa Tias. We ssvsr hold hIm 70.
spessibls for a.ythiss that spPsan IN il.
HI sss editor. tbs leasse;ess satboe ol
..elsddy." siu sses sisk he essssra b.
aAssb ths sesies Il svssy gsealsose. Il
y b = sisoses viii ~ ~ assiah IL
ssagus. may IL Lord have ssry % u
Ssv fsalsrs ef " Ooasiss. zsa i,as
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TIE RAIL SfLiTTEa AND TEE TAILoR.-A
Copperhead oracle, lwhoss, mslignity usually
ousueighs it, folly, tbua rails at the nomination
Of Lincoln and Johnsen,. o. .o, 7a snc.'
o. The only merit ne can discover In the Balti-
more ticket 10 the merit Of consistency; IL b ell
Of piece; the tail doss not shame the .hsad,
sor The head shame The tail. a SsiID DiitfeS
s.9sss SD . Seosisa tsylss. Sstk JTss ths Sssk.
sssds. tsth srosiss - in sssss2 isasssses.
hey would .anosd grotssqus subject for .
sasiric poet, !" &e.I sa 7s .sasi s'.s ! 6 ii,iyi
Such suicidal attacks. among people % in
vincibly Democratic - ours. and where "rail.
splitting buiFoons" and "boorish tailors" vots,
and theirvotss count on par with these Of
scholars and millienaires, are utterly unsceoent-
able. Simon snider vas thrice chosen Govern
81 of Pennsylvania, becoming ths idol Of her
nasses BY vif.as ofjuss such splsnetie and short
sighted malice. The facts tbas Abraham Lin
coin rose fron r.il-splitsing y ths Pre.idency.
and that Andrsv Johnson. an illiserats and
penniIes nobody. one Of The spoor white ts,sh''
. generally kept pnde. in ths south. fsssss Ais
way mp. through the Legislature, Hosss, md
Goyepenhip Of his adopted State. are elsqasns
tributes alike 10 the character Of ous instiea-
tusions and the personal vessh Of these nen-
.Billy Gray" ssid N inespssa Dessoaias = the
nsscantils nillio.aire efhis day. y ,knsY yoa
WHEN yos were bus drsn4ss-bog."s .rosr
tain,y.r responded BILLY. rAad dida.t .drsn
rsui., The tact tAas b lad dass rissl fsca
ipdissnes and Ossadsy - wealth saA ppssr
jsssiaes : sssess prss.sssies dat hs dssrM
=. Tribxss. "les
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REFUSED BY The REBELS
TIE CITY BEING snEllED.
E1c,. ETC, BIO.
New YoRx. Juns %

NEW YORK, June e.
A special 10 The World, dated Wash
ington. 2lst, says intelligence from the
front yesterday noon il st hand.
:, Il is undsgsteod Sheridan is already on
another raid. Sunday night thsrs was
considerable diminishing and heavy ar
tiltGy firing, but nothing of importance
seSultsd. II atiti 1IDf
A demand for the surrender Of Peters
burg has been made and refused. and our
artillery have already shellsd, the place,
wbich i ps;il deserted by'i lie il Sbabitants.
The Tfib6nss w sshington special says
later Information from the army is. that
iaibwaaquist Sunday sight, with she sx-
ception of firing ct intervals along the
lias. An attack vas made on our center
which was rspulssd.
The rebels occupy high emineues
aesr the town, and il would be useless to
sacrifice life in On attempt to take the
town. as the rebels, unless dislodgsd.
would be able to throw SHELLS into the
midst Of any force occupying the town.
Inc position We hold 10 very smbar-
sssing ons TO the rebels, as they admit.
The Times special, near Petersburg,
says the country may lock for demon
stration shortly which will greatly change
the aspect Of affairs 81 this point a. pre-
liminary to other events perhaps Of grsstsr
importance. -.,
The bombsrdmens Of Petersburg 10 sci
down for the opening stsps in the snsuing
weeks operations. Birpey has his ar
tillery in an excellent position. at arrange
from 200 to l.40O yards from the heart
Of the city, and at daylight to- morrow,
shelling will Commences, provided the
place is not previously surrendered by
evacuation or neso,istion-tbs former OF
which is only likely 10 occur. 'f'' avz
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Item. from the ,e.wor.h ,. Times.

AsoiAsS nun euo AcoscnWVsM AAAohs
The steamer Omaha, with dates from
the Upper Missourito tbs lIth inst, has
arrived. General Su!ly's command had
started for Fort Suily, new post on the
East side OF the river, and bat short
distance from Fort Pierre. The Missouri
above the Platte is low and falling. TIE
present rise comes from the Platte.
Lscleds. q small town on the Hannibal
and St. Joe R. R., WAS attacked by bush
wbsckers on Saturday last. They killed
two citizens and robbed she town Of what
they could tind worth taking away. Ons
Of the persons killed by the bashs hackers
was a returned soldier, who, believing
that they would kill him under any cir
cumstaucss. had fred upon the psr,y and
woundsi one Of them. The militia have
started out after the banditsi
We learn from Capt. Heshsr. who
came up from Wysndott yesterday morn
ing, that about three O'Clock of that morn-
ing the Eldridge House At Wysndo,s
was discovered to 10 on Gre. During
Sunday information had been received
that raid was intended by tho bush
whsckers upon Kansas City and Wysa-
dOtt, and a. soon as the hotel was dis
covered to be on fire. a signal gun was
fired. Upon hearing it a msjority Of the
citizens OF Kansas City prepared to cross
the river for the purpose Of giving the
citizens Of Wysndott any assistance they
could in making light against the sop
possd attack. Before they could get start
ed. however. their own pickets were fred
upon. He reports that several BUSH
whackers were killed. When shs Emile
landed at our leves this morning, four
the scoundrsls we're found upon her decks.
and were Immediately srrsstsd and taken
to the Fort.
We also heard . report to the effect
that the I'd Colorado hsd Sight with
the bushwaackers near Independepce. and.
had killed several and rsssptured large
lot OF Government property The cous-
try below is full of tends snd not day
passes bot that We hear Of some of their.
depredstions. Kansas will bs the next
ield Of their operations unless they Ms
killed. captured OF driven out Of tbs bOr-
DER I. 0untl00, 'a. f
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r~P. p. Aardock. Aha celsbrsssi
slsssAisaist savs ona Of his popular road
isssiia shis plscs. on the evening of Sat-
srdsy. Let. Owing to the short notice
siivsssa. q hi. insspsion 10 road, the audi
sscs vas small. but select Mr. Il pron
essds to Omaha. Nsbt,. whsrs be intsnds
d irssais lot : ikcH sins. His style Of
ssadias = siejssl Apd pleasing. ,sads i
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VallamdlGham.

This notorious dsmsgogne is again 10
Ohio. and has made speeches in several
places. denouncing the policy Of the Gen.
srl Government. The leniency Of the
Government has neither Taught him 'pru-
dsDcs nor pstriotism-hs is still Is much
. rebel as be ever wss.2 His Hamilton
spssch wss much applsuded BY the Ohio
Copperhesds. He goes to Chicago ss a
delegate to the Convention which as
snblss t6srs on the Fourth Of July. If
be hss been pardoned by the President.
it certainly has been 40 unfortunate abuse
Of elsmsncy; but We suspect he has re-
turned in defiance of the Government and
strives to assist the rebels by stirring op q
difficulty in Ohio. In his speeches he
oil bat dsres the President and throws
down the gauntlet in the face Of the Gov
srnmsnt. It'is stated on strong suthori.
~ that there exists . powerful organiza-
tion Of rebels and Copperbeads in the
Western States ready to assist the traitor
in his crusads against the Government.
The number Of armed malighsnts in Ohio.
indiana. Illinois. Kentucky and tho North
nn States Of New York. New Jersey and
Pennsylvania. are said to amouu. to up
wards Of 100000. 4 new Order known
- the American Knights, are rapidly in
ersasipg. Vsllandigham being Grand
Csmmandsr. and the rebel General Price
greet Mosul. 1t is high time that Gov
srnmsnt IVES turning the attention Of
oommsndsrs Of Departments to this arm
Cd Organisation. ~ 80
II Government fails to arrest the trait
or. Vsllsndigham. before the Fourth Of
Jsly, there is . great probability that be
1iIlbs the Chicago nominee for the Pros.
idssey. -.,js,
re Since Writing the above f~eldnd the
following inths Detroit Advertiser Of The
11h. .uiIrs'ai1 oi SHinas2--ss sol oyh
- "''r ;ei.9 p N q .asuo4uI gaj bgs
Bow AND WHERE VALLAHplaakx CRoss-
I'd vaox CAHADA.-Ws hsyetaken, pains
TO ascertain the fscts 10 the cad, " hich
sss ,hris6y - follows:a i4-ii suoit9oHeoo
For SONS time past the ';nsrtyr'ss has
beea known to indulge 10 toe psstime OF
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Fl Yesterday the New York market
was in q most excited state. Golfresch-
ed the astonishing price Of 235. It is
said that the gold bill rscsntly passed b''
thrown the trade directly into the hands
If spectators. 1880 p. N. gold
took torn down ward to 220; ~ o :
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~ The weather for the lest few days
has been extremely bot On Sabbath last
the Thermometer stood At 90 degrees in
the shade. On Monday our rollers melt
ed down. even when placed in . cellar.
This issue Of the Chief has caused us
much trouble and ''tear and wear" Of
temper.
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kstsasivs preparations sss bsisg made
y celebrate ths Fsarth. 10 graad style.
= this plses. A fsw rods southsast Of
Wkits Cload, . clear. cool. delicious
spsfss issuee from the bottom Of . ro-
nsatic b'uf. that gradually rises TO tbs
hsigh Of bsndrsd fest or more. At
~ bsss is 6ss grove Of lofty trees form.
hg = outrageous sbsds. Here. in the
grove. bssids the spring. the Fourth win
b sslsbestsd BY our citizens. The CON-
mites appointed to select an orator. have
ben fortunate in securing the services Of
Mr.. 6ssver. The Declaration of Inds.
psndenes will be read BY Mr.. Forncrook.
epsseha. toasts and sentiments viii be
the order Of the day. and it is expected
several gentlemen from . distance will
tsks part In the eelsbrstion. Rev. DR..
Dsyid Dickinson will act as chaplain.
"Crssturs comforts" Of the mos! rseAsreAs
sad piQusns kind 10 galore viii tickle
ssd please the palates Of the most fas-
sidious. It 10 expected that music with
its voluptuous swelp' will GIL the balmy
air with ravishing melody, In fact. to
come down from the heroics, the citizens
Of White Cloud are determined to have
. rousing Fourth ofJuly Celebration. and
70 b behind no locality in the grandeur
saa msgAi6csnos of the affair.
The citissns individually and collective
y extend . general invitation to all.
Ample provisions will be made to Sc
eonnodats - immense gathering. Come
ons. Come all sTa
10 people Of Kansas,
East. west, south and north.
70 all are invited
Come here, on the Fourth.
Our friends Ger the river
From prairie and bluff
Will meet with . Welcome,
And pittles enough. .---
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EF The rycsipts OF the Fair at Phila-
delpbis already amounts to 81, 600. 600.
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Some time las. Fall Lane attempted {,

reply to the charge that he had beep
bribed by the Leavenworth. Pawnee and
Western Railroad Company to vote for
the confirmation Of the Delaware treaty.
The charge alleging that he received .
deed to large tract OF land opposite
Lawrence in Consideration Of this service.
Lane denied having any land opposite Law
renee, in public epeech, and said that bis
son.in-law Charles Adams owned quite tract
land over there which he was helping bim to
fence. The truth of this explanation or denial
is shown BY the folloxing advertisement, which
We clip from The Lawrence Tribune: u -45,H
ned ,,s aoon IAsTuRE-f Il" .isri
The subscriber having TOO acres fenced can
accommodate the eitisens With good pasturage
for their cattle and horses, where they can be
readily found. The premises are veil supplied
With good water sgss, .,ei ~ - ~
For particulars isqsiss Of Mr.. Crshkhits on
the premises. porth side of the river. opposite
the city Of Laxseness - - Jas H. Lasst
When the Engineers we're surveying for the
Pacific Railroad iersh of Lawrence, Lane called
upon the Chief Engineer and ordered him to
put the stsks 'which irdisssed the Les,snworsh
and Fort Gibson add Pacific roads on section
10, which hs sketvsrds fourd to belong to
Gen. Lane. The Engineer replied tbs. he did
not recognize Mis- sssHoriiy to make such a.
order. Lahs told him be would get an order
from Hsllets to do 30 il his wish was no. CON.
piled with, and left The road was surveyed
north Of Lanes land and the surveys 50 re
turned. 4 short time afterwards Hanett or.
dersd the surveys corrected, the line run across
section ls and the Junction stake placed on
this section, marked and covered. t.
when the amendmens % the Pacific Rail.
road bilI vas under consid eratiorin the Senate,
Gen. Pomeroy moved 70 ansnd 40 As 70 require
he company to bring the road 70 ,.Lavrsnes
and Topeka. Or .hs. bank of the river opposite
those place.. and TIA pshlished report says
thas Lane agreed 70 this smendnsns. ,Wsssw
. letter the other day, written BY gensismsn
interested 10 this matter, Who was In ths. 6en-
ate when Lane vent to Gan. Pomeroy afisr -
made this amendment ED insisted that be
should alter IL 70 a 70 allow the comps,y 10
come rso pitkis ~ sils sf ~ issk Of sheriyes
opposite .hNEenes," This Penesey .sefassa
70 do. sad Lane xas eo.psilsd 70 agrssl - II
pss.sge p ths aihes Aps-zslels lsiosss. !
ReReal efshs Tnel ays 4leyeIAM.
!. Tbs following bill pssssd the Houas. Of
Ranraaaof 4 akivAa Iask MouAsv eftas kr1f
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Missouri Peace Democrats!


There was large gathering Of Cop.
perheads. Soreheads. Blockheads, Paw
paws. Hungry Politicians and Secession
Sympathizsrs in the Mercantile Library
Hall, St. Louis, last week. The meeting
dubbed itself the Democratic State Con-
vention. and proceeded to organize bold
and open opposition to the policy of the
General Government. The meeting pro-
sented q motley crew of political sim
ners-disappointsd politicians of every
shade of opinion-men of all parties not
in power. Old fogies jostled each other.
who, in days past by. had been Benton and
anti Benton men; Fres.soil and Pro- slave
ry brawlers: Douglas meu, Bell & Everett
and Breckinridgs men; Tariff and anti
tariff; Border ruffisns, &C., &c. In fact
perfect onn,uns gathsrum Of the fossil
remains Of every party that has sprung
up in the West. c
The object of the Meeting was to elect
delegates to the Chicago: Convention. and
organize . determined il not traitorous
oppositionto the Union party. The res
olution to appoint COMMITTEES to form q
platform, or draft resolutions expressive
Of the principlss(!) of this medley of
politicians wss almost unanimously voted
down. at would take : Gorgon Knot
of paradoxes to form thsir, platform.
They, refused to eseknowledgs any public
organ o the szponsnt Of thsirO crssd.
Judge Hall made aivsry inaamm story
speech. jim Birch snd other dem sgogues
who have fattsnsd for years or Federal
pap, gave vent 10 much jsnndicsd sPleen.
Whenever . ldisloysl or trsssoos sSle SEN
ltencs fs,i From the lips of any, ofths ma
lisoanti speakers, il WAS loudly cheered.
The speech of JOhe Wilson. of Platte
County. vas only . rehearsal Of tbs false
assertions Of ths rebsls. The 81. Louis
Dem ocrst says: iiam s',;o'. -
''Mr. John Wilson. Of Platte County.
followed in speech. the principal part
Of which. was that he had once been .
.Whig. and had now taken refuge IN the
Dem ocratic party. :, mid s,7,gs ia
Hs then proceeded to say that great is.
suss affs upon us which must Be INST, snd
that at once: We cannot help it,. tho only
dussti6p iof any 'impoEflucs and an 9TH
ers are subordinate to it--is whether the
Republican Government which onr faith
ers made shall be restored. or whether we
shall have new nation. . centralized
despotism. and be ground down under
the iron heel of stupendous tyrspt.
That l. the question now before the Amer.
Jean people, and We must wave al minor
questiops until that il settled. =, -,
Sir, ,ifths policy Of the Administrator
is esffisd out. or the Fremont policy is
eafrisd ont or ths Fremont policy "a ear-
rid; 1out, We shall have csntralissd dee.
po,issm With ! stumsndous, empire. and >
tyrant d ! mstter Of course. - - .a',s
He cJoscd hii argument by ssying thst
the psrty ty now 10 power had overthrown
the Constitatf6n, obiterstsd 1tste linSs.
were enfrshcbfsing al the slaves and %.
dssyeriag 70 bring then aP . ~ sq6ali-
& g neitk e Wits men,. sAftsr discussisg
tbsss ppoiints bris6y. h proceeded to tbs
snb;act of nisceeen atiou. but here the n.
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During thgS riS;;s;ssiut i;;;siui faiioush % tS6 So;
'ond lows sivsEytxo hladrsd nssrf.ess
fook plaee ID t6s regiment. thsse beng
twenty -sias miSiiiriisess 10 ess company
alone. -. = -
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) ~s We are indebted,to the Hon. A.
O.. Wilder for Pob. Docs. at sn,E
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! \ n. oervia. J. printer by trade. :. ha''
dssss u isss silver bsr. u The great
sobiuaties psaas Il 81. Louis. h isa|
'1phst'' iakl 8 l4rsl y tia sfs=i,si
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Il ssli vill 3 bsld. : ths Cisy Hsta.
% - s,ssiss u shs fssrtA sf Jay.
Gesd snsis viii b b s11sadssss. Ds
a.lsrssssa tbss lelia ssd esaAlson
&su ssisAheriss ssxss wlf hss. y
IN - their esapsay.
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:" ~ Chsfiss Thsssars be- disolvsd %.
passsssship vith 2. shsa-whe has -
fas Nshsssks. Hr. TbssssEt b sGill .
- Oily Hsssl asd = prepared = ell
tinss = tsts pietarss is IL hisAsat styls
& tAs AT. Hh twns srs rsasessbls.
Dive hin , eaQ. q nd .bica si ssai s,i
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~ A s.ls q heoss "a loss.' by u
White Olsad oiy cs.sa.,. ssek plsea
= - 1lsl Tss vhs's eiths psspsrty.
sGhsa ass sala 90 sspsFshssl b shass-
Asl1as II IL osapsey. 'ss'4 @
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al TA1La,mspaA~s cospsy-Is sss' h.
brnet tAatss III secsss saxl lnIse b. Bsesn
'cs~tgs n sfths ddiaasens hndaSrs hd
IL slesst thsss haniksd lsersss The - y
psstic,lssly vpr1y Of nsss .snd. eDslssss'-
ITAsseisA hsBs snssni sf esah 10 the ss's'
;syssnaD snip estshsdae--Csss~Sss~.
ait1a Aadsss Johasoi Of Tsnhesses. sao.
II t6y 1iaAss sfihs uaksd State. Shes ns
sss1tislag wsss lssssg,g tAsH posts. dA.ss
q i&Gy b sSss. e hs siSlIsastiy sA'o. !.
49, it3s4. Dsvis, ~fff sers he Prs''i4eea' =
Svti1 asssss yos q tsaitos. ~ Ioa q a NY II
Or, ssd Asss ~ - Fsitess .r.a
GslprpesI Bsoueh., Of 0hio. SO :
ssrossiy.vssdI lisps.sh to- tl's ssess,
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The Surrender Of Petersburg Demanded.