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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-03

~ Rev. VIM. Bishop requests rs to
say that he is not candidate for Super
iDtendent of Instruction. When he an.
nouncsd himself for the Office. be uuder-
stood that Mr.. Camp wonld not be =
candidate for re. election, and thst there
wss no one else who desired the Office
As Mr.. Camp is q candidate. Mr. Bishop
withdrsws. and asks that no votes be
cast for him.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-03

ExBcuTIvB DErAR1,sBxr.D
'oPaKA, KAHsAs, Oct, q. la6N Z

Tor.xA. KAssAs. Oct. q. ls6l.S
No invaders foot trsads sbs soil sf
Ksosss. Price and his robbsr horde h.ve
dsd ingloriously bsisrs our heroic col.
disry. I congrasul ate you. Il is se.es
for congrstnlation to the State and "a -
country. for the defeat Of The nsrsods,s
10 swesping and complete.
Commanders of Brieadss. RsRimssss.
Battsliooa and Companies will march
with their respective Commando to shs
counties to which their commando bslo.s.
and there disbsnd them. making . ssrsfui
record Of the term Of ssrvice of each man.
and see to it sspe6slly that proper rs-
ceipts arc given for oil properly tsksa o.
received while in tbe 6eld or on thais
march homsward. 20 tbst essb men nsy
obtain pay for all services rendered or
means furnished during the time the nj.
litis Of the Ststs have bssa in sctivs 90.
vice. Icannot. hewsvsr. direct this or.
der to be issusd without paying q. ssrp.
est tribute to you. citizens Of Kassas.-
The call upon the militia Of the Stass w
written on Saturday night. the Ah. sad
published on Monday. the 10th of Ocs.
You answered it with slscrisy. Yoa
waited for nothing. You cared ssitAss
for blankets. tents or trsnspoFtssios.-
You left business. the farm. the shop. he
Office. the pulpit. at ssason Of the ysss
When every mstsrisl interest csllsd uPou
vou to remain ct home, and sslf-sspposs
almost demanded it.
Ssizing your arms and securing yoas
ammunition, you marched to the border,
and in less thsn three aays prsssstsd .
defiant front, full fifteen Thousand strong,
to the rebel foe. Yon stood together rssdy
to hurl him hack. Never did citissn col.
diers show greater promptnsss or spring
to arms With sterner will. The Gre sad
spirit of th. heroic blsss out 10 al your
conduct. 1t will be an sxsmpls to rousl
the courageous and s.imnlsss the daring
Citizen soldiers Of Kansas. tbs prsssa,
will remember. and the fnturs cherish
your gallant. your aslf.sscri6cing action
THOMAS CARNEY. Governor.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-03
Last Outrage Of q Desperate Tyrant!

We have just recsived the following
despatch from Lesvsnworth. Lane hssi'
tates at nothing. He sees bis doom, and
as last deper.ts resort. be appeals to
military force. the machinery Of which
be has had carefully arranged to his
hand. While Gen. Lee is od fighting
the battles Of bis country. . corrupt NIL
itary commander attempts to elect the
thisf. Sid. Clarke, and perPetnsts the
Infamous power Of Lane. by military
force. The result will either be, that the
people of Lesvsnworth. in their indigns-
sion, will give On almost unanimous vote
against the Lsne ticket. or, under militia
ry protection, fraud will have full sway.
The rebels in Canada and the Laneitss
in Kansas sre resorting to the same dss-
perate means to retrieve their ruined for
tunes. People Of Doniphsn. rsdoubl'
your efforts, and make up for what your
friends in Lesvsnworth lose through this
outrage -
LEAvrswoRrH. Monday Evening '-Nos. Z.
Sol. MILLER:-Ths city was startled, th'i
afternoon, BY the issuing Of an order from
Gen. Davies, Post and District Commander
| and blood relation of Gen. James H. Lane
declaring. in substance, martial Law, and revo
King every arbitrary" order heretofore ISSUED
| By all of Gen. Davies predecessors. The in
tent of the orler is simply to intimidate ant
overawe the citizens. and 10 held universall,
to be direct blow at every civil right ant
duty. The most intense indignation exists
and the people are resolved that the outrag
shall be rebuked and exposed BY q united vou
against the Crawford and Clarke ticket, who's
interests the infamous and illegal order va
merely issued to promote.
SAM. F. ATWOOD,
Sec'y Republican State Central Committee.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-03

CONTINENTAL MoNTHLY.-The Novem.
Der number of the Continental has reach.
ed us. with the following list of contents:
The Progress Of Liberty in the United
States: The Undivine Comedy: Death
10 Life; Enone: Creation; Phsnomena
of Haze. Fog. and Clouds: FLY Leaves
from the Life Of Soldier; The First
Fanatic; Sketches of American Life and
Scenery; Lois Pearl Berkeley; The Sci
entiic Universal Language; The Two
Platforms. The price of the Continen.
tai. for the ensuing year. will remain at
% year. postage prepaid BY the pub-
fisher. Address John F. Trow, so
Greene Street. New York.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-03

THE SxTHs.-The Smiths are popu.
lar. as well a' numerous, family in Mis-
souri. We have Just printed som. Radi-
cal tickets to b voted over there. upon
which the nsme of Smith figures - FOL-
laws: For Presidential Electors, Smith
o. Sso6sld. George R. Smith. Bsrna-
bss Smith. and w. Smith Iusbsm; For
Lieutenant Governor. George Smith: For
Register Of Lands. J. E. Smith. On the
local tickets, there arc doubtless . CORES
ponding complement Of Smiths. Legion.
thy name Is Smith.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-03

SIoNoR AcAsrRI.-Thi celebrated wig.
card held forth in this place. the present
week. to . large and delighted sudiencs.
He is possessed of unusual skill in the
magical art. and his fsats Of legerdemain
decidedly eclipse those Of the msgicisns
who usually travel the country. The
Signor is making q short tour through .
portion of the country, preparatory to
locating for season at St. Joseph. where
be will give exhibitions. in connection
with other attractions, during the coming
Winter.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-03

TIE "FRIEEDs or LINCOLN. The
Lane strikers. who claim to be the only
friends of Lincoln in Kansas. seem deter
mined to do sll in thsir power to lose
him an Electoral vote. They opposed
Col. Cloud to Mr.. Psrro.t until Mr..
c Chesebrough died. aud the Anti-Lsns
party accepted Cloud. for the sake Of
harmony. Bot this did not satisfy the
Lsusitss. They sre resolved to support
no man who does not belong to Lane.
Their leading papers. BY and with the
advice and consent Of Lane and Sid.
Clarke, have ron up the name Of Col.
Moonlight for Elsctor. thus still keeping
four candidates in tbs field. He will rs.
ceive but few votes: but the circumstance
shows what the Laneites would bs guilty
Of, il it were in their power. Cen hon
est men any longer doubt that Lane and
bis tools would send the country to de,
struction. rather than witness the success
of any man who refuses to be slave to
the Prince of Dsmsgogussf
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~ The Ladies' Friend, for Novem

~ The Ladies' Friend, for Novem.
Der, is on our table, illustrated with Q
beautiful engraving. "Tbs Empty Ora.
de-" together With . Colorsd Fashion
Plate, and numerous minor Fashion cuts.
1t contains, also. . piece Of Music. and .
number of original contributions. The
price of the Lady's Friend. for 1865.
will be 81 so. Published BY Deacon 4
Peterson, Phila6elphia. Pa.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-03
- Ifths o people Of Doniphan Coul

n Ifths people Of Doniphsn County
cannot suit themselves in election tickets
this time. it will esrtsinly not be for
lack Of tickets. We have this week
printed over 10000 tickets in this
County. Of every description except No
Clellan. and there have no doubs besn
thousands printed st other Offices. For
our part, ws hsvs about worked ourrslf
down to point.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-03

ATLANTIC MoSTHLl.-The Atlantic.
for November, is before Us. The con-
tsats ore: Leaves from an Officers Jour
sal Riches; The Vengeance Of Domi-
Mo Dc Gorgues: Lima; Charles Lambs
Uaeellsctsd Writings; To William Cul-
Ssa Bryant; House and Home Papers ;
Ths New School of Biography; The
Lasa Rssiy: Fissscss Of the Revolution;
Throaeh. Tickets to Ssn Francisco; Sea-
Hoors with Dyspsptic; The Twentieth
Prssidsstial Election. The price Of the
Aslastie, for 1865. will be "a . year.
Psblishsd BY Ticknor d Fields, Boston.
Massachusetts,.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-03

Resell PLoTs.-The strsws are numsr-
ous which show the desperate condition
Of the rebels, and the absolute necessity
70 their cause of the election of Met Clellan.
The Canadisu authorities have informed
eur Government of . plot Of the rebels
IL Csnsds. to ERE oil the principal North
ssn cities on election day. Buffalo. in
particular, was doomed to destruction
Bauds Of rebels have been discovered on
sn island in the St. Lawrence River. near
Ogdspsburg, New York; and demonstra-
tions have bsen made against the town oi
Csstius, 10 the extreme southeastern part
Of Maine. The plots have been exposed.
- ssaal. and ample means will be taken
to guard sgsinst them. No earthly pow.
@ can now defeat Lincoln and johnson,
and the rebellion must go under.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-03

: Tn BaioAplRR MARkxf.-Ths Lane
papers are beassins that Cols. Jsnnison
and Hoyt have become worsbippers IN
tbs synsgogus Of the demagogus. Won
der if they are not sorry now that they
exposed Jennison's brutal act Of picking
up Q Kansas militisman who bad been
cot of from the Topsks company. sod
Who protested that he was . loyal citisen
Of Kansas. offering to prove his identity
il allowed an opportunity; bot Jensi'oa'
calling him . rebel. snd . d-d lying
son of . b-h. without any effort to
obtain proof. ordered him to be shot
down like . dog. which Was executed
This act. together with bis ssrvicss in the
Lane imposition, will probably enti'le
hin to . Brigadier's commission. which
has doubtless been promised him-lesv'
ing . Colonslcy vacant for Hoyt. - 9
reward for bis bending of the knee.
What . heap Of Briesdisrs Kansas
will have-whsn Lanes promises ars
fulfilled. There will Be Bowen. ssi
Blair, and Jennisop. and Cloud. snt
Moonlight. aud Of course Lanes son-in
law. Col. Adams. Col. Phillips woult
also have had promise out in his favor
had he not been 30 rash a. to command
Satan to get behind him.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-03

GsAwINo FILE.-Ths Lsno papers
are engaged in an uphill business, when
they attempt to make capital against
Gov. Carney. in connection with the re-
cent invasion. We have heard probably
sbuudred express themselves. and all have
spoken in the very highest terms Of Car.
nsy's conduct. Some men. who have not
had a good word for any other person
connected With the operations. speak fs.
vorably Of the Governor. They say be
wss constantly at work to secure shs
comfort Of the men. and to 90 dispose ol
them as to bs Of the most service and
they are indebted to bim for many favor'
and comforts which they could not have
enjoyed, bad be not. BY the most lsbori'
ous exertions, secured them. 1t will moi
do to slander the Governor to the men
who were there and saw, except it be 4
few sbject tools Of Lane. who deserted the
moment tbsy found that old Satan wal
not running the nsehine.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-03

~ Two years ago. Jake Stotler said
that be bad done printing for Lane. who
rave him check on Clark 4 Grubsr. Of
Lea ,enwortb. for pay: bus when hs pre-.
ssptsd T.. they told him that L.ne had
never had cent Of money deposited With
.hsnl Query: Whom Lane boosh. JAKE
stotler. did be pay him BY check on CLARK
b Gruber
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-03

~ The Ladies' Repository. for No
vsubsf, d illustrated with "Tbe Bird
Casshsrs," asd "Ths Past and the Fu.
ssrs." For Sssuty Of engravings. and
esauiss merit Of literary mstter, We con-
slider The Repository second to no publi-
.sssisa il the country. The price is
o1.S0 9 year. Published at 0isciunati.
Ohio.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-03

How TO Vors.-See which ticket Dem.
ocrsts and Copperhsads vote /: you vote
the opposite ticket You srs surs to vots
right-.the rule is infsllibls -. Conservative
That's 80. Find out what ticket
Brnmbaugb. Rnfus R. Edwards. and old
Medary's son in.lsw sre running with.
and then vote the opposite ticket.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-03

Anozxn FoaaRaY.-Jin Lsas sever
hssitssss to eoanis . forgery. whss Il il
necessary to bis psrposss. He forged
President Lincoln's name to letter. end
hss now done The sane favor for Gen.
Pls...oton. Immsdiassly sitsr the de-
feat Of Pries. near Wsstpors. Gen. Plea
santon expressed his eoetsmpt for Lane.
ssd . hope that The people OF Kansas
would beat him. The Lane press imms'
distely affected great Indignation that
Plsasauten should have any credit lot
saving Kansas. aud attsmptsd to hammer
that idea into the minds Of the people
But it failsd-ths people Of Kansas were
there, and saw for themselves what Plea
santon had done; and bis opinion o.
Lane. which 90 coincided with theirs
vas having . dsmsging eject. Some
thing must be done to countsrscs it. Al
soon as It was sscsrtsinsd thst Plsasan'
ton was ont Of resch OF Kansas. anf
would prob ably not return. Lane had on
Of his hired scribblsrs forge letter. ma
king Plesssnton express the highest 70
gsrd for Lane. and tender bis thsnks TO
valuable services rendered BY bin. in th
pursuit. L.ns has had this published
to deceive the people. 1t is . base for
gerry. and be'n evideqe, Of it in it, yer!
style and tone and Pfesssnton will pol
Lanes nose for it. the very 6rst opportu
nifty thst offers.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-03

CAus. OF BAD 1rxrER.-H person
cats light and nutritious food and disss-
tion is good. the temper ;nusht to be
mild. Much of the sourness o. temper
noticed is doubtless attributable to tood.
Bad bread is prolific source Of miscb.'e .'e'
in digestion. and bad temper a. . conss-
quence. No one will have poor bread
who uses De Lands Chemical Salsrstus.
pure article. making light. wholesome
bread and biscuits. The grocers have it.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-03

~ Manning. Of the Big Blue Union.
is wonderfully exercised because Hon.
Thomas H. Baker hss returned homo to
exercise bis right Of suffrage. and to work
for the ticket Of bis choice. Manning
has dread Of Bakers opposition. and
we'll be may; for If hs falls into Bakers
hands. there will be no more left Of him
than what the boy trod in. whom be went
behind the school. houss.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-03

~ John Speer. being squarely caught
in the attempt to divide the Lincoln
vote. creeps out BY arguing that there
will be $1,000 votes cast in Kansas. Of
which Mcclellan cannot possibly get
more than 900, and that . division Of
the remaining IL 900 b.tween two men
cspnot possibly elect 9 Mcclellan man.
30 they have been forced to admit the
truth of the Anti Lane position. to clear
themselves. We have been telling them
that Mcclellan had no show in Kansas /;
that Lanes pretence Of stumpipg for Lin
coin and johnson was al humbug: and
that their howls against the Anti-Lsne
party were intended to deceive the people.
They have now abandoned their only
hobby. and it now remains for them to
come up and vote the Anti-Lsne ticket
like men.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-03

Foa VOTERS TO RExrMBER.-That the
people Of Ksnsss are paying . revenue
ia. Of nearly 100000 year. which is
ell expended. and more besides. to salary
pack Of lazy dog, in Kansas for doing
Jim Lanes dirty work.
That while our soldiers at Forts Smith
and Gibson were living on half rations.
hundreds of ihonsands OF dollars. intend
cd to purchase supplies. were being stolen
BY Lane and bis tools. With which to buy
up the voters of Kansas.
That Lsne has aisgraced Kansas. de.
stroyed the influence Of two State Ad-
ministrstions. humiliatsd our State in the
eyes Of the whole country. and caused the
destruction Of life and property. because
he was not permitted to usurp the pow.
era of the Governor.
That the Devil was kicked ont oil
Heaven for precisely the thing that Lane
is carrying on in Ksnsas-for giving hi,
ambition too wide scope. and attempting
to ruin when be could not rule. Voters,
imitsts the Heavenly example
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-03

~ Gen. A. L. Lee has been making
. zig raid into the interior Of Mississippi.
ssptaffns % immense amount Of rebel
seesss. arms. ETC., and doing great dam
aes to property. Pretty good for .
"Coppsrhssd." About the same time.
Ah hish.prsssurs loyal opponent. Sid.
Clstks. was dsssrting from the militia,
% ths lace Of an invading foe. in order to
cas.y on political skulduggery.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-03

~ John Sherman, in describing
Lincoln. says': "Go to him With q
story Of woe. and BE- will weep like 9
child" We imagine that when Jim
Lsns gets him BY the ou.bole. sud
begins his pitsoua supplications for pa
tronags to save himaelf from destruction.
Old Abe's eyes are like unto two salt
springs. pouring forth the pure brine. ct the
rate of Thousand gallons to the minute.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-03
~ The beat evidence ths, tbs rsbel

~ The bsst evidence that tbs reoei
armies are about played ont. is the fact
that large proportion Of the t''svss are
to be set free. armed. and pot ins' the
ranks. II they transfer the negroes from
the corn-6sld to the battle 6eld. It looks
like filing the ranks at the expense Of
empty s.omechs.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-03

CorrEanEAplsn Clarke wss at
the Msusioo House the other day. con.
vsrsing with one Of his confidential frisnda
in regard TO their Electoral ticket. He
said they would hsve been quito willing
to run Psrrott for Elector il "tha other
sias'' had no, nominated him 6rst ! He
said further, that - meters stood nov.
be did not care eusss whether oil Of the
Lane Electors we're defeated or not. The
Lsusites were going to 6eht II out to ths
bitter sua, spd - which wing q The Re-
pobliesu pAssy wss stfoA6stLWMa@
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-03
E 1t is said that Col. G. w. Blsi

Eg 1t is said that Col. G. w. Blair,
Of the Kansas 14,h, has crswlsd in the
dirt ct Lanes feet. He made speech at
Fort Scott. the other day. in which be
said that Lane had saved Kansas from
Prices army. and that the people ought
to support his State ticket. For this
dirty work. he has been promised Brig
adier's commission. Last Winter, when
he was an honorsbls supplicant for a
Colonel's commission, hs was particu-
lsrly vicious against Lane. He sub.
scribsd for the Chief, because he said he
liked the way in which it pitched into
Lane! A son-in.law of Sam. Msdary.
and . follower Of Jim Lans How
much .-aore could he bear. and not hang
himself for very shame
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-03

81. Crawford, w. F. Cloud and John
Richie, all blatant Lane men. can pro-
cnre "leave of absence" to enter the can.
vass for Lane. although Fort Smith is
surrounded BY the enemy. Colonel VIM.
A. Phillips, who has been on duty for
nearly three years. and is entitled to ab.
sepce by General Orders from the War
Department, ia rafnsed when not on duty.
He was relieved from duty. ss We have
the best reasons for believing. because he
interfered with the dishonest and traitor
ons specula,,ous Of Lanes "minions" in
his Department. He is refused leave Of
absencs because he is opposed to Lane.
and would expose his dishonesty and that
of his friends in the canvass.
The circumstances under which he de-
clined leave Of absence. Ito which be re-
fers in hi. letter. are these: He was ten
dered leave Of absence. provided that he
would come home sni become Lanes
candidate for Governor. aud seven thou.
sand dollars were offered him to conduct
the campaign.
The foulest injustice is TINS done .
bravo and gnllan, officer. . great wrong
committed upon the people. that Informs
ton may be suppressed. FREQ discussion
sii6sd, and men who wear the livery ol
the Union and profess towards it the
hesrti,st devotion. may continue thsir
wholesale p)undering and thievins upon
an impoverished treasury and people.
Here is the letter and his application
for leave of absence:
FORT SMITH. ARK. Sept. 7rb. 1864.
DEAR FRlENDs:-I hal expected. np to
this evening. to have been present at the
State Convention at Topeka. as I won!d
have pushed through. / asked leave o.
absence under orders which make it Z
privilege. under the act of Congress. bnl
was refused, although relioved Of my
command and on no duty.
You rscollect declined leave formerly
rendered to me under circumstances il
which / did not feel l could honorsbly
accept. Then l would have been iaker
from command that needed me- Now
WAS refused. when on DO duty.
=
I should like to hare met James p
Lane face to face before the people Of eu'
iStots, but God in his infinite Providence
knows what is for the hast.
Let me hope that wisdom and ssif-de
NAL will guide TIE eoun.els Of those wh'
have the puriication of the State in thsi
hands. hope God in his wisdom vii
guide you.
shall send an address for publication
in the papers. / am for Lincoln an,
johnson. against Lane and his minions
and for the stern publication of the State
Very Respectfully.
W. A. PHILIPS.
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LETTER FROM COL. W. A. PHIL
LIPS!

Entitled TO Leave Of Absence aud is Re:
fused Gould Have Como d he Would
be Lane's Candidate !-Seven THOU.
.aud Dollars Would net Duy Him.
wanted to Meet Lane Fsee to Face!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-03

~ A great deal Is said in the papers,
about the rebels cheering for MCCLELLAN.
The poor, forsaksn devil should not be
begrud1sd cheer from sousbody.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-03

PRoy. FosrER. . ne terms him'elf. and
is known, bss been psddling bis missrs-
ble wares to every market. He wsotsd
20 he State C9eolosist. promising. IL msds
90. that he wou.'d trsver~s the State. and
u,. ls,,.ra written 20 him By Lane sRsiast
him. Gov. Carpsy didn't think that had
much to do with geology, and won'd not
appoint the cre.,urs. L.nss friend: no.
hsvs him appointed ~ . scout a si.zoo
. yesr. Judging from his lecture, Termed .
'.Searcb for Man in the Dark. be viii
Be = yerv door scout. Lovrsnes Journal.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-03

~ Dingus. hearing that the rebels
had determined 10 arm their slaves, wsnts
to know whstber this refers to the mig.
gers or the Nortbern Copperhsads.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-03

ElscnoH.-As no person has called
70 sFss upon % to 60 to the polls. every.
bs1y mast have forgotten thst an election
ESs ssns %. Remember TussdsN the
a.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-03

n Ths pspers are diseassing whsth-
q Lance man Crswford u o Nsy o. .
Murss. Tbs people Of Ksssas will ssttis
bic pesisiss. b voting w. ~