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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-03-25

AN ACT to amend an act entitled "An act to
provide for the assessment and taxation of
all property in the State, and for levying
taxes thereon, according to its true value in
money" approved March 9th, 1860.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State Of
Minnesota:
SECTION /. That the act entitled IAN act to
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-03-25
THE WEEKLY PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT.

provide for the assessment and taxation of all
property in this State, and for levying taxes
thereon, according to its true value in money"
approved March ninth, one thousand eight
hundred and sixty, be amended by adding to
section thirty (3O) of said act the following pro-
viso Provided, That the Board OF County
Commissioners of each county shall be empow-
cred upon any just or equitable cause shown,
to abate the said fifty per centum added to- the
value by the County Auditor. and thereupon
the County Auditor shall make such correction
upon the tax duplicate and a certificate of said
abatement. attested by the County Auditor.
shall thereupon be sufficient authority for the
County Treasurer to deduct the amount so
abated, in making his collection of taxes
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect from and
after its passage
Approved March 1, 1864
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-07-14

A great rebel raid is in progress
Maryland has been invaded BY from
twenty to thirty thousand cavalry ane
infsLtry. ssid 10 bs under the immediate
command Of Breckinridg.. and other
prominent rebel officers. Rumor hes been
busy. and exaggerated reports. and false
kilograms have flooded the country. Ssy-
eral skirnishss have taken plscs. nons Of
which we're Of On important ehsracter.
The raiders were reported at enc time 70
b. within four miles of Baltimore ~
smother time threatening Washington
City. The people of Pennsylvania. sd-
joining Maryland. were seized with .
panic. and commenced driving of their
stock northward. 1t turns out that this
raid wss only thieving expedition on .
grand scale and the latest relisble re-
port from their scene Of operations rep.
resents them - on their way back to
rsbeldom. closely pursued BY Fad.ral
troops snd State militia-has,ily collect.
ed together-under the command Of Gen.
Wallace. The rebels will have to over
come some difficulties 10 their retreat. and
it would not surprise us. If the next tels-
gram announced the capture Of the most
of them. Gen. Hunter will probably in.
tercept their return. As he is reported to
have reached Martiusburg. on the 8,h.
The damage done to railroads and public
property is represented as trifing. and
will be easily repaired.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-07-14

OsE HUSDRED DAYS MEN.-Nsarly
every locality Of any importance. with
the exception of White Cloud. is busy
raising their quota Of One Hundred Day
Men. Six companies are reported full.
and ere this reaches the eyes Of our read
ers. we expect men enough for two reg
imsuts will be ready. Col. F. NJ. Tracy
has rendered . regiment Of mounted In
fantry. to be recruited from Doniphan
and adjoining Counties. Csps. Charles
Noyes' company q militia. in White
Cloud. are kept ready at any moment to
repel rsid Of guerrillss. A strong force
is posted every night around town. and
the Ferry jsaloualy guarded. The troubles
existing over in Missouri. and the num-
Der Of returned rebels. who are reported
prowling in Nodowsy. Gentry and Holt.
renders this precsu,ion highly necessary.
What few men are lsft in and around
White Cloud are much needed for home
defence. White Clond is an importsn,
poiut-,o leave it defenceless would be
folly.
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New YoRx .Jplv ,


The Herald has the following IN r,.,,d
to the cspturs OF toe trains sourn OF H.,r,
de Grace, about II miles from Guupo,.
der bridge. PISTOL Shots were heard .DS
they stopped the tram. when The r.bsI,
entered, pistols IN hand. anil ordered III,
PASSENGER, out, aud ~ they wen, out va.
robbed ot thsw watches and money, with
cooked pistols Al their heads. Inc car,
were then Get on nrs. Gen. FrspkIia
VIM was . passenger on the first Train
was ssked by the rs0sls who be was, n,
replied nobody OF any account, and tn.
guard passed on out. but . BsI,iuurs IA.
~ told them who be was, when ,hry "a.
turned, demanded his papers and took
n'm Id charge. 1hs rebel tore, VS.. .bOu,
$50 strong. The 'Isiy prnousrs xsr.
well treated and appeared to be scquuul-
OIL with many Of the rebels, whom lhsy
. sested mot a6eciiopstsly. The rsOs,
had no hesitation 10 taking from the %.
seDgsrs what they wanted, boots, ou.u,
vests. &c. Among the passengers We,
several officers, who succeeded ~ making
their escape. Ths passenger. wsrs 6n.l.
iy released and obliged to walk to Bsh
river, nine miles distant.
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Andrew Johnssn's Mother-A slander
Mailed.

Andrew Johnssn,s Mother-A Siander
The following letter from Q loyal East
Tennesseeau appears 10 the BlDgbamrt ton
IN. Y. Republican. The slaudsr 1t ex-
poses was too silly for eredencs. bat it is
just a. we'll to have it corrected
Arros. N. Y. June %.
Mr.. EDIToh notice In your paper
Of the 9th instant an extIse, from q
Philsdelphls paper to the eject that ANDY
Johpsop had Absn Toned his poor old
mother, and that she is trsvsrsing the
streets Of PhiladeIpbiA with basket ON
hsr arm ceiling trIps for living
81 ask the privilege OF adding my
testimony to the fal.ity of this charge.
Being . native of tbs same Connty.
(Grsene. East Tennessee. and bsviug
lived IN the same town. GresnvIlis. in
which Governor johnson resided, and
where bis motlier died and was buried,
know whereof l speak. TO my knowl-
edge old Mrs. johnson lived in ber sons
family Tor many years before her death.
81 witnessed her burial. She lies 10
the village graveyard. Many marks Of
tender regard are now to be seeu around
her sleeping remains. An aspen tree.
brought when . nero slip. from Wssh.
inston city. BY her son, and ne, doubt
planted by bis ows hand. grows n the
head Of her grave. The rose and the
myrtle bloom st ber side.
1t is true, that previous to bsr .ssi-
dence with her SOD. she was poor. but
loved and respected by ell who knew her.
particularly by the young. Well do ]
remember. when . mere boy. going with
other little children to the old lsty's
humble dwelling. and being charmed with
her oft-repeaisd stories.
"Govsrnor johnson has Inherited from
bis rsvered mother those peculiar traits Of
character that have made hin Q marked
man. and elevated him to the distinguished
position he now occupies. viz: sn uuusual
strength Of native talent. sound common
sense. indomitabIs perseverance, and hon
esty. As Tbs mother 10. so 10 the man.
Nv. B. RAsKIx.
"An East Tenoss.esan."
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-07-14

Welt The editor has bern heard
from ct lest. and ws fesl some satisfaction
in making il knowp TO the readers Of the
Chisf. HE vi.;s to Ohio. con,snpor.-
neously with vsllssdiebsm. We. must
confess. looked some" suspicious to
those Who were not in ~ secret. The
fsct i. he went to draw o6 the attention
Of the Buckeyes from the returned traitor.
and has succeeded we'll Vsllsnd,ghsm
has fallen into obscurity, while the editor
is pettsd. feaatsd and admired wherever
he goss-especislly BY thelsdies. When
We learned that be bad managed to get
through Missouri. on his way Fest. with
oot having had shonldsr-strsps forced on
him. in our joy ws declared he was .
fortunate man. = When Secretary Chase
resigned. wstremblsd for the consequences.
dreading thst II Jim Lane knew Of his
whereabouts. be. in his seal for ths public
good. would recommend printer to the
vacant seat in tho cabinet one who could
boss the printing Of greenbacks. and make
himself generally ussful-snd that the
editor, sans eeremoais would be pressed
in tHs vacant Office. But when we re-
dected that he had left us in snit of bran
new hiny toegery. Of the latest fashion.
with his pockets plethoric with qnires Of
greenbacks. and looking As independen,
90 MaximilIian. the new Mexican Em-
peror. We could not for onr life. believe
that be would accept IN Office. either civil
or military. beneath that OF President. or
Lieutenant. General. The Dayton Ohio
Dsily Journal says:
"SLosHlNo AROUND -Sawpie observed
to us that some news might be expected.
for the moon fullsd Sunday night. And
sure enough, We had the announcement.
on the heels of Sawnia's prediction. that
our old SIugs-Sol. Miller-formerly Of
the " Locomotive" then. Of the Msii-
can." aud now of the "Chief." away out
at White Cloud. Kansas-had srrovs o,
the scene Of his previous exploits. and that
the generous inhabitants bad rendered to
him. instantly. the freedom Of Tulpehock-
en-. with her esteries. drinkeries. eucheries.
tobaccories. and fisheries. Rnmor has it
that Sol. bad subsisted so long on wild
diet out thsre that bis hair grew the wrong
way. and it couldn't be combed any
more that bis toe-nails had grown so
that be couldn't gat bis shoes on. and that
he couldn't make . meal without 'possum
fat. prairie onions and wild cat. He has
come in here TO put his system in healthy
condition, and take the bad taste from
bis pallet. OF conrse he will be around
this way and report. Show your hand.
Slocum."
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-07-14
PHILADEIPHIA, july I2-S

There are 6Ow only tso Go,s,.
wires working south. Rumors nr,sa 'a, !,
sn attack BY Is 00u rebels on n. ~ NS o.
sIn Notifications ss Wsshinaroo .,'a' ~. :
cannot be traced to any dehn,,s ,,r. =
Much excitement EXISTS hess, R,.'Nss:' 'ss'
nearly suspended.
Recruiting is very brisk. . l.rs. nm.
bcr Of men will be ready 10 lsay, 10, % ~
timors IRON w sshington to.nivh, ="
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-07-14

o ~ It is reported that some rebels. on
the other side of the river in Holt County.
are purchasing and laying up powder
A few days before the Fourth of July,
an Order. prohibiting the sale Of powder
in the western border Counties Of Mis-
souri. WAS issued from Hes'lquarters.-
Those who are furnishing powder to
rebels, will do we'll to read, and obey
that Order. osa.a ..--'
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-07-14

How Is Ir.-A friend wishes rs to de-
fine the difference between thu tyo wings
Of the =" Union Party 10 Kansas" As
We uuderstsnd il. it liz this: One party
are blind followers Of Lane. they are in
favor OF putting down the rebelIion.-
their plan is to steal the rebels poor, and
the great danger is. they will steal our
own Government poor at the same time.
They sre stealing themselves rich in the
name Of Liberty" The other party sre
IN favor OF putting down the rebellios b,
force Of arms. Are in isvor of prosecn-
ting the war for peace. rsther than for
plunder. Coxncl Grove Press. 80.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-07-14

~ Several communications sre on
file for publication, some Of which would
have appeared this week. had we not re-
csived long communication from the
editor. at the eleventh hour, which
crowded them out.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-07-14
HAVRR DE- Gp.,. =,

nAvh. Ds GRACE. Jul, -
Ssmi'oficIal intsll,gsucs va. 80. =.
here ysstssiay P.-A.-,hss a. s.S. S''a
progressing. seven miles from ~ w
,nstsa. % si's' seventh sirset, rod sa' ~
Crystal Spring. Parties from BI,i,''''s' u's
Is miles from here, r.por. !. ,bou,.., ,,a,
rebel cavalry thsrs iss, evening. '''a'
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-07-14

ARrHuR's HoxE MAGAZINE for August.
contains beautiful engraving. the latest
fashion plates and large amount Of good
reading matter. Terms % per yssr.-
Address T. s. Arthur & Co.. 323 Wal.
nut Street. Philadelphia. Pc. .ra
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-07-14

An snshosisstie menbsr dsduss ths
Fssiss Brothsrhood - sn osesnisssion
70 plses Irslsnd .snong the assioas of
shs carsh b ths hAp Of God ssd Gss.i
powder. gr3ss - = -. l5sssgls ....l
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-07-14

A young lady. recently blown oif some
high cliG % rhs eoast Of Englsnds wss
preserved from dssih b her crisolios.
which slishisd her. blushiog. bot unhurt.
on ths sascs eighty isse bslow.io ,Ue "a
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-07-14
(OyyIcA..)
"a tOyJtCAALJ - E''i
u. s AssEssol'a oisIer:
1axrenee. Kxnsss. July 6Ih, I've

Lawrence, KApsss, Juy oso,
NOTICE is hereby given that sns -. :"
~ Np al Ass sssmens 10 de ad. Division
psising tlis Cosnns Of JAsk.oo: ps .ap,oo.
Bsv~n, Neuaha. Msrshal and uAss'p -.
10 pov cosplsss, asd sh.s shs h.t o. go,
smenis will be suhjses 70 o,nspscsioa oy or
assessed Until the ninth Of August. q ~ n.
6cs Of 2. II. Dreaming, in the sosn ..S.ar. a
wood. Tbssndersignsds sih oe IN sHh y. sh.eh
ss sssl piass o. she l0sa, Of .Asgs1s, ,s - .,;as,
time, should spy patty deem himself y: ug -.
IL .ssesssa, he Vii attend and make ,. =
peal. An appesls muss BE- made IN q Snsssi I'd
Is, ressous 81 the sppsAf clearly ss.ssa. =. ~
the facts sspporssd Isy thai sf9dsns iii uot
p,rsy making The sppssl; ,oshsfsi's " 'H
b " e''''as'sd' ,iiii r ). srERssEasa.
9-2w us. Assessor De. sf Ass
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-07-14

~ The Council Grove Press has
changed hands. Sam. Wood re,irss and
Rev. J. E. Bryan will continue ths paper
- literary and miscellsneous pu blicstion
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-07-14

II is roughly calculated that Congress
curing its last session. appropriated over
one thousand millions Of dollars. includ.
ing the bouutiss to nsw troops TO Be- paid
from the specisl income tax. '.-'' ss'
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-07-14

NEXT GovERHoK.-W. w. II. Law.
renee hss been nominated for Governor,
BY the Smoky Hill Circular.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-07-14

~ The Baldwin City Observer says:
/" Ns1t week We shall poblish "A Geo
graphical View Of Hsll.'" We wonder
il the view" was taken from drawings
made on the spot. .ssu
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BALrInoa.

v,....,,...s.s-.-so oAlIlhoRs, duly u
Everything is qu'ss around n. - -
A force II rebsh passed through .I.y' Wy
town last sigbs to gain the main SS' G
Business here Is Ct q stand s,lI ''u!.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-07-14
(cIRcULAR. NO. 25.1
WAE DEPARTMENT,

PRovosT MARsRAL GEsEBAL's UTrcE, I
WAsHIseToN. ID. o.. June rs, lS64.)
Persons not ft for military duly .ai
not liable to draft. from sgs or Other
causes. have expressed a desits To Be per-
sonslly represented in tbs Army. IN 81
dition to the contributions they have made
10 the way of bountiss, they propose to
procure at their .owo expense. and prs'sns
Tor enlist msnt, recruits TO represent them
in the service. Saeh practical nstrios'n
is worthy Of special sommsudstion 'ni
encouragement. Provos, Marsb.ls. 'n'
oil other of6cefs acting uoher this Bur''u'
are orderei TO furnish all the faclllIles 10
their power to enlist and mnsisr promptly
the acceptable reprssentatire rsfrE'is pre-
scented. in sceorJaues Slth The d"'SH
herein SGT forth.
The name Of the person whom the ~
craft represents viii be uots'f on she ka'
listnlent and Descriptive Roll OF tbs ~
cruii. and will be carried forward ron
those papers tolhs other Official RECORDS
which Iosm his military history.
Suitsbly prepared certificates o. 'ns
personal Representatives 10 the ths 's'S
wi. be forwarded from this oare. 70 "
filed out and issued BY Proves, A.r'a.I
to the person who pot 10 'ssTsss"'a""
Yserxits.
-ga.7d .'Hsf Jams D rRf
ai ,'5aN Provost MSpbsl 6snsfsL
BY Order Of The Commss5sr-in.Ca'a
90 '.i.' 2 C. X. HoLLiDAi.
Adiutaut Gsnsr.L
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-07-14

The Danish monarchy is now reduced
to two lsissds Of abe ss.; irosen up slI
months in the yesr.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-07-14

BUsHwHAcKiNe.-The is not on ex-
change reaches us, from Missouri. but has
. column or two devoted to derails OF
guerrilla raids, and cold blooded murders
committed by bushwhsckers. Our paper
could not contain the half Of the sicksn.
ing details Of gross ootrsges that have
been committed during the last two weeks.
Iu the Counties Of Clay. Ray. Clinton.
Buchanan and Platte large organized
bodies Of rebels sre openly robbing. mur-
dering and deiyiug the Government.-
Union men srs shot down in the fields,
and their dwellings made q prey to the
flames. A report has just reached rs
that Platte City is in possession Of the
guerrillss. Who have been joined BY the
psw-psws. and tist the rebel Gag Aoats
over that town. In short. the whole OF
Northwestern Missouri is in danger OF
again becoming over-run by rebels. and
placed under rebel sway. We owe this
state of things entirely to the present
Government officials OF n lssouri. ct whose
head Frank Blair. and Governor Hall
hold coo,rol. Union officers are deposed
irom their com mmands, in ths State and
Enrolled Militisa. and rebels replace them
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-07-14

The new enroilment oil which hes
passed both Houses oilers $500 bounty
10 ibres eqnal instslments to three years
rec, otis sll0ws NO communication. bar
grants the privilege Of furnishing substi-
tutes.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-07-14

5 @ There appears to b truth in the
rumor that "psp" Price has disbsnded
his army. as bands Of rebels arc filling
up Northwestern Missouri. They ar.
numbering and Pluudsriug as they 90.
Let every loyal man be prepared to, de-
fend himself. There il danger ahead.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-07-14
BY TELEcRApE'
Communication with wa,,
ington cut. ssh'
Caps.resr es.er., r-,,,,
PHlLADELBr,A

The Baltimore America. of H., -
says thss Gen. Tyler bad .sc,D., I'ss
the rshsls. and had rsseb.i noa
Mills. 'soas
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-07-14

z A Bio ScARE.-Ws learn that on Sat-
urday and Sunday last. the citizsus Of
st. Joseph were in troubls-they expected
the entrance Of Qasntrill and his cut
throats every hour. The mili,is were
called out and business suspended on
Saturday. bot up to the tins Of writing
this. We learn. the bsnditti have not N ade
their appearance. There are some private
traitors in St. joe that would gladly
welcome Qasutrill and bis infamous gang.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-07-14

BALrlxoR.. July l2-5p.a
Nothing Is known here OF the ,,,,. =,
sds'rs in W asb:ng.on. - oil .Ls wins, =,
down.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-07-14

BIsoUIr LUxuRY FoR ALL.-Ths pop
ulsr notion that people suffering from
dyspspsia or prediaposed to thst disease
should not eat biscuit has grown out Of
the fact that the common Saleratus has
been used in the making Of such biscuits.
And it was right. The article is mis-
chievous. bot light and healthy biscuit.
such IS dyspeptic people may eat With
impunity and with positive benefit. are
made from De Land 4 Cos Chemical
Sslsrstus. Physicians admit this.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-07-14

~ The Baldwin City Observer lstsly
changed hsuds. Wsrrsu n. Mitchell hes
retired, and Msssrs. Joseph Mount and
g. w. Holliagvorth have catered upon
the sditonhip Of ,hss journal. The Prss-
ent E.iitors srs 0utss.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-07-14

Colorado Terstoiy y is three iins -
large 40 Great b. iitaln or France.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-07-14

SrAMPs.-It is almost impossible to
keep posted in regard to stamps. Whist
is legal to-day may be illegal tomorrow
there has been so much legislating on
revenue. and probably there will be more
every session. Lately . due bill or check
for sums under twenty dollars, was con-
sids.ed free from stamp duty. Itappears
that since the lst Of July. it is not. An
exchange says:
The act Of Congress which took effect
on the lst Of July instant, requires stamp
Of two cents on every check even though
below twenty dollars in amount. Prom
Issory notes for sum not exceeding one
hundred dollars. "to be paid on demand
or at any time designated" five cents !;
and tor every additional hundred dollar.
or fractional part in excess of one hun
dred dollars. i've cents. without regard
to the time the note has to ron.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-07-14

~ Hon. Andrsw II. Ree1sr disd st
his home in Easton. Pennsylvania. on
the 5,h. He was at one time Territorial
Governor Of Kansas. Many Of our read
ers will be familiar with bis honorable
course. while Governor. in upboldiDg the
rights Of Kansas against border ruff snism.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-07-14

hAvaE De GRACE. July l2
Ibe rebels have destroyed iour nuuJ,,.
and hi'y iest OF GoDpowdsr bridge .pi
psItisliy destroyed hvs hundred isr, .n,,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-07-14

DoN'r SEE 1.-THE first of July was
the time set by the Big Blue Union.
when the great works which Lane was to
accomplish for Northern Kansas we're to
shine forth. We have waited patiently
for the developments. but they have failed
to appesr-unles. the appointment OF
Rufus r. Edwards to PAymastership.
and that Of Mr. Waterson. another Pro-
Slavery Democrat, as Postmaster at Ma.
rysville. in plscs Of Mr.. Weisbsch. .
radical Republican. are regarded by the
Union ss great achievements for the ben
EFT Of Northern Kansas.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-07-14


H A bill passed Congress. lately.
that will probably become law. estsb-
fishing the following Post routes, in
Kansas: a EFIs
From Rising Sun, via Arcola, to
Grsssboppsr Falls.
From junction City. Kansas. to Den
yer. Colorslo. rra ..s,, ar -ss vs~lp
From Junction City Kansas. via the
Republican river. to. Fort Hsrney. Ne
braska. s.F .st
From Atchison. via Pardse. Grssshop.
per Falls. and Mount Florence. to To-
peka. sa'.
From Lsavenworth. via Grasshopper
Falls. Holton, Cirelsville. and Lincoln.
to Seneca. .
From Lawrence via BALDWIN City,
and Black Jack. to Paols.
From JUNCTION City via the Solomon
river. to Ayrsville. a ' f'z "'.
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HEADQUARTERS STATE OF kAssIs
ADJuTAS1 GsSERAL's OrrcE.
Topeks, July. 6tb, 1864.

GEsERAL ORDERS No. II.
The following Circular. from the War
Department. Washington. d. G. /" pub-
llsbed for the informs;ion and guidaues
Of sil concerned.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-07-14

I ~ Sssstor Ponsroy hes oor thssts
for . vbssl- basrov load Of valuable pab-
liz docuusots. .s1
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-07-14

AN APPolNTMENT.-One Of Lsne's last
Kansas appointments. is that Of Rufus R
Edwards. Of Msrysville. IS Paymsster in
the army. This begins TO look as if there
were some truth in the story that Lane
had ha'gsined for the democratic support,
in the coming election. in return for which
he is to give them their share Of the loaves
and fishes. Lane has some jealous par
tisans in this section of the State. Per.
hsps they have . faint recollection of q
Pro-Slavery. Border Rufiisu riot at Iowa
Point, at the election of 1860. which was
started and led BY one Rufus r. Edwards.
in which many Free State men were bad
" beaten. and sttempts we're made to
murder them. We presume Lanes ap-
pointment Of this man is oil right; but
any Free State mao. who has stood up
to the work oil through. who refuses to
worship Lsne, must be put down.