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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-08-20
SPRING le64I
Hcrrick f. Brother,
still continues 70 be
Head Quarters For Trade Il

HERE You always find the largest and
~ best assortment IN tuwh Greater attractions this
Spring than ever before Piles and Piles Of New Goods just
have SoMETHiNG for you ali. ~ -
Our stock win consist IN part Of ali and styles Of
Ladies' and Misses Dress Goods,
Ladies' Cioats and cloatings.
bsdes and Misses shaxfs;
Ladies and Misses Hoop skirts,
Ladies' and Misses Baimorsl.skirts,
Kid silk and Lisle Gloves h.rn
Cotton and I.sie Hosiery,
8 VI Ladies' and Misses Sun UfnbftifSs, .,
1a yii.n Ladies' and Misses Shaker Hoods, ss.u
aausir4gr Beautiful worstod Table Covers,
.rlas aro Beautiful Toilet Quilts, ..s.s,,
Boot, Swiss and Dotted Nuslius ,f
Nsm,ook aud Barred MusliEs, i
-- Jscouett Muslins. H
'a Blesched and Brown Cotiohs, sI
Double and Twist cottonades,
'raC All color Flannels,
Ua Fancy and Plain Cassmercs,
Fine French Broad cloths. I.,
crockery and Glass Ware;
.. Liverpool Ware; .. W
Stone cburns, Jars and Jugs,
Lamps and Chimneys,
Boots and Shoes, '
Coffee and Sugar.
and such SPkEhBiD TEAS,
Wall and widow Papers.
&C.. &c, &C., Ge, &c,
All Of which we guarantee prices high enough
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-08-20

ygk6y, Ssid 3 fsfner 70 his llstls boy, y
!, 4 flps jcr yea ioiee n bsrPs3tust AAd
:! . - - s. ssinr q 4 bsf su& tks.pas-
tore vss Z IouxS Wy ~ bfS n. .ssS aecqs.
tonsd 70 obey % on .he ttskled wisbout
uord. - last - - Jses soald carry hips
Bsisr n k.srIs = Z isssisek - sasy. N
~ ~ 4ss q 81 e G. s..' ,lss ;s ssy ssF
49, ~ :! 7. sas4isA6sa Il - ssli devs
- sssss,sss . -. ss~..r..
I 6oY That vas the 6nest COW father had.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-08-20
EPING CARS
,p4 .,,l ON NIGHT TRAINS to aaqaa
Philadelphia, " York, ,BaA;mors.
Bssssss Checked Through and rrsh,hfisd Free.
FREiGHTg.

..- T X Z q II rs.
BY this route Feghts Of all descriptions be forwarded
to and from Philadelphia, New York. Boston BsitImqv.
TO and from pQint the Railroads OF Ohio KeptkY;
Indiana Illinois @iieobsh; Iowa or Ms.cu5 ksi Essf
dre. The Pennsylvania Rail Road sis6 t6hbets at fp
burgh with steamers, BY which goods be forwarded Is
fny port the Ohio huskngu Kenrucky, Misssur Kan-
Tennessee, Cumberland Illinois, Nsisspp wfscoasn,
Arkansas and Red Rivers; a.d at Cieselapd ssndusky, and
Chicago with steamers to all ports Oh the Nortk Western
Lakes Merchants and shippers entrusing the Srsporatio
Of their freight to this company rely with confidence on
THE EATEs OF FREIGHT 70 and nc.n any point In tho
West by the Pennsyivana Central Road at all fns
favorable charged BY other Csmpaniss,
T Be careful to mark packages "vs Penna Cent? r. RS
For Freight Sonfncts shipping directions, apply 70
address either Of the following Agents Of the company
D. A. STEWART, Freight Agent Pittsburgh
CLARKE Co, Transfer Agent, Pittsburgh
H. W. BROWN Co, Cincinnati, Ohio
r. @. MEIDRuM Co, Madison, lRdianai Pc"
J. Z. MOORE, Louisville, Hentueky.
b, W. N. AIEMAS, 1ssudsfIfe, indiana. = "a
R.F SASS, Saint Lonis, Missouri .-t
CtARKE& Co, Chicago, Illinois.
J. Fl. Mo CeLM, Portsmouth, Ohio. - it
J. NJ LOVE- Maysvle Kentucky.
HALL Co, Marietta, Ohio.
4. AyREs, Muskingum River.
W. IA e. L. LASoys4, ualtpoyis. 0Si5.
H. 8. PIERCE Co, GAINESVILLE, Ohio. 1
n. II. HUDsoS, Ripely, o. '- "
r. c. MELpRus, General Travelling Agent
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-08-20

1shommp,s,popan, m ,,ppa :. Quarry. J ',r,y,.a

SIMEON KEITH, Kingsvile, o.. Dealer
n:0roees, Cigars, Yankes Notions and Peddie Goods
generally.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-08-20

xhsch Public mepsy, and An REsPEcrA
Bile BANKS AMP BANKEBs hrougkput, ns seaDtry
(aeting agents Of the National Depository Banks win
urnIsh further information application and 7s27m
y AfyoRD EVERY fAcIiffY 10 stBscbBERs. !
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-08-20
HOLLAWAY'S q 4 PILLS
ut+ AND OINTMENT.

All who have Friends aud Relatives the Army and Navy,
should take especial that they be amply supplied with
ee Pills and Ohtmeni and where the brave Soldiers and
Sailors have neglected t. provide thetves with them.
bstter present can hehi y their iend They have
Seen proved to be the Soldiers failing friend in the
heur Of need. .-.5it , tiii
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-08-20
EARLY Physical Degsnersoy Of
The American Peof5l et

JUST PUBLISHED by DR.. A. Stone,
- Phyncan TO the Troy Lung and Hygfenie Institute.
Treatise the Csuset OF Early Physical Decline OF A.
mercan People the Ause OF Nervous Debility, Consump
ton and uprtsmua. ..... u. - 4,
THIS work IL Of moral tone written In ehsste, yet
thrilling language appeals directly 70 the moral
sciouspess Of ALL PkRkTs and Guardians especially, detail
ing scientific and reliable aids and treatment for
Parents and 6uadan m not to send and obtain this hook
Young Men, fail not to send fer this book. "a a
ladies' you too should at copy OF this book
A Word OF Solemn Conscientious Advice to
9lgt.o Those who will Reflect.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-07-22

Never fail to satisfy those who give thc,n a
thorough trial, andwhercver introduced are
rapidly sapercedng all others.
They use two threads with s'ra'gh' nee
die and shuttle making the Lock Stitch,
which is alike on 10th sides, and for ecoH0my
durat:Htv elasticity and bcautyis the o7y
.tateh qrortiy Of uss. They are propelled by
Cams which produce better timed motions
for sewing than can possibly be obtained by
c,anks Or Haks. They work Ike a thing Of
life" the needle throwing out its loop, and
then Stand,a@ still until tie shuttle passes
through, when both draw upon the threads
together. making the stitch tight and strong.
Tncy are capable of ruan:ng at very high
speed being sHn oothly flashed, and making
fire stitches to every revolution of the balance
wheel, a speed u"equalled by any other shut
tie machine in use.
Fer these reasons the "Weed" is acknowl-
ekged. wherever known, to be THE BEST
Swing MACHINE MADE and is unequasled in
it's simplicity Of construction, Power, Duaa-
BrL'rY EASE OF MANAGEMENT, and the great
beatty and certainty of its operation,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-07-22

thev could be supplied from first hands. II was tbs H.
tention Of
THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY
to do a strictly Tea business, but have had some
Gust cners living at distance that relied upon us
supply them exclusively with Tea and Coffee it being in
convenient for them coIae to New YORK, TIE GREAT
TEA AND COFFEE EMPORIUM OF this country-and as our
fee that could be furnished price, and give
universal satisfaction and at the time afford the
taller handsome proitwe have been compelled to sup
" those parties THIS COFFEE HAS BECOME 50
POPCLA I'll customers and their sales have ncrea-
sed to CHI extent that have been com elled to
MAKE la Editions to cur machinery, which viii enable
US to su III, fe customers with it, We will there
f,Ie send it to those who may order.
Ii is Fast Supcrseding al other CoFees.
This Coffee has been used for more than century in
Paris and since its introduction into tins country has
been in ny OF the leading French Resaural IS
here The parisas said the best judges of COT
fee; and The great favor in which is held BY them is the
best that be produced fer its fine fla
and healthy effects upon the human system
We put up hat one grade Of this coye and that Ia o a
quality that customers avs found from experience
will give perfect satisfaction all the demands Of.
their trade. 1t the lowest price that recon.
mend.
We do all our busines. the nios extensive scale buy
by the cargo and sell al only two per psund profit
We put up this Coffee in arrels, Of Us P2aads each
This method Of putting it mp saves from cents per
pound to the consumer and by it's being in large guam.
y!t retains its fine hav much ger in this form than
IN any other We send with each barrel Show cards Cir
caiars and Posters to assist the dealer to introduce
his customer We hope will take uans to
have them we'll posted up nd distributed will he
their Advantage 70 do mt
This COTE warra to give perfect satisfacon, and
If doe not please the purchaser has the privilege
turning The whole or any part Of within 80 days, and
having his money eunded together with all the expen
ses Of transportation both ways.
We Issue price Circular OF TEAS and CoFFHEs,
which glad TO send free to all who wish itCons
mers Of coffee should enqairs for the FRENCH BREAK
| FAST AND INNER COFFEE and be sure that 1t wal
purchas. ofthe
} Great American Tea ComDany
IMPORTING AMP JoBHEEs,
s.% 81 TESEY STREET, Now Ysrl
lnaavsms
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-07-22
CHANGEFUL JOE.

A lively youth once did know,
The ladies called him" chanseIul jos >
AS frolicsome as any kitten,
BY cupids shaft rs oft was sm;tten;
And yet he held the wound As lshs
As il mere mosquitoes bite.
One doy for Ellen he was sigl.iag
J he next, for Kitty he was dying
And when yon t.o't him almost finished,
His fumes wero suddenly diminished
And so his love was daily turning,
Now like glass house furnaso burning.
And now 1t seemed to each spectator
His breast was refrigerator.
What romedy eau ne discover
To cure he fault of such lover :
No girl who acts by nv ad,eo
VIII have snc!, boaux at any price;
However cheap they may appear.
Ia ono respect yonll find t,iem Gear:
Like certain garments, basely made,
BY tyroi' Of the stitching trade y
Bot hoaux worth having must stick fast.
Like Abrm hohns Clothing. male to tns,'
Having just received = large stock Q,
pring and summer gooas, consisting Of
Ready Made Clothing.
Of every description Ter Nsas aud Bots rs-r a.,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-07-22

III GezsasSaee
asssNA.
-
~ssasssssssssss
Opener to Close
Purchasers.
4 NEW THING, IND NEW PRICES
NOW READY, At
cow AN,SCHELLENGER&C0 co.
VUSIE subscribers beg leave to
Il call the attcnti IN Of the
public to tne fact that they have the largest
and best selected stock Of staple Dry goods
ia Northern Iowa
Al. Of which was bought Cor cash. and
will be sold upon better terms than can be
offered by any other House in New Oregon.
Their stock consist. Of
Staple Dry Goods,
Groceries,
Crockery,
Glass and Queensware,
Boots and Shoes,
Ladies' and Gents
Hats,
Dried Fruits,
Salt Pork, &c, &c,
Farm produce OF. all kind, received ia ex-
change i'r goods, and tho very highest rAar-
ket prices paid
They will make it to the in.
terest ofall to give them their
patronage, as they are determined
not to be undersold in this mar
kot, and as to style Of goods they
are and will be acknowledged
to be ahead OF competition.
New Oregon, April 20, 1864. inca
CJWAN, SCHELLENGER & co.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-07-22

For Rats, Nice, Reaches, AUS. BED
Bnet, Moths IN FAIRS, Fo0!-
lc,ts, &c. Insects on
Plants. Fo:cls, Ami
'nals, &c.
r.: NJ in csc. soc. and s 90 BOTTLES: and
Flask SO and SIS sizes for Hotels, Iro"2
Institutions. Sc.
Comfy infn;lil'e remedies known.
Free from P";>onS." =, :,
.:Not dangerous to the Human Family"
Gratis come our of til If holes to de
,r- sold Wholesal. III all large cities.
s.s-. sold nv ali Druggist. end Eet-rrs everywhere.
fr- a. BEWARE y OF all worthless limitations.
s3 Sec that ''CcsrAE's' name is tn each boA' 1oI'
and Flask, before you buy cor-.r
~ Address 14t,t'i'i H. - w
~ Prinoipa! Depot +s2 Broo dwav, n
Ty-Sold by all Wholesale end Retail Drug
s;sts. and in Now Oregon: Iowa, ~ j. }.
C1smnrs. [ni8y5n8.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-07-22
French Dreakfa<t and Dinner
COFFEE.

OWING to the very high price OF Coffee and The great
difficulty i'll procuring good uniform and reliable
article have often expressed wish that
they coud supplied from first hands. II the TO-
tention Of
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-10
ABE AND ANDY o. z!

Coppsrhesdism is squslched ont. and
tbe last hope of the rebellion is gone.
The people have pronounced their verdict
upon traitors, in . voice thai foreign M:
tious may hssr. Mcclellan carries only
the poor. miserable States of New Jersey
and Delaware. and probably Kentucky.
/, and those BY only small m.jorities. The
Unionists gain six or seven Cougrsasmeu
in New York, and thres Or four in. Hi.
nois. They will have . majority Of over
two-thirds in Congress, thus leaving the
rebels powerlesa to .smbarrass the Gov
srnment in that body. Here srs the pro-
bable majoritiss on the home vote. which
will be largely increased in favor Of Lin
coin by the soldier vote, in those States
which permit their soldiers to'vote:-
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-10

ELECTION IN THIS TOWNSHIP Tuesday
WAS cold. stormy and dissgreesble; yet
there was . pretty full vote out. We
do not know of half dozen voters be-
longing in this precinct, who were not
st the polls here or at some other plscs
in the Township. The election passed cd
quietly. without any drunkenness. wrsn.
Cling. or excitement of any kind. There
were 90 votes cast. Lincoln received
81, Mcclellan none. Five tickets con-
tanned no nsmsg of Electors. 10. 3.i ia
The Anti Lane majority comes up to
cur highest expectations. White Cloud
has done her whole duty. If other places
generally had done As well, the County
would have rolled mp three hundred ms
iofity against the corruptionists. Lees
majority is IS; Griswold's "a; Browns
over Goodnow. only ls. The average
m,jsrity on the State ticket Is about 81.
Highland cast 12l votes. giving an
Anti.Laas m.jority of about IL. lows
Point cast 73 votes, giving the Lsns
ticket about so majority. The Anti
Lane m.jority in the township. therefore,
IL only from Is to 20. Dstrick is elect
Cd Representative by "a majority. ss5r
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-10

A k.sruckY Cos,rav.1v,7 -
!Risn SUBSTITUTE FOR NJ, N,'r' hl'r' ~
incident worth narratiue. s....ss'ao'-Aa
red 10 Boone Comfy. K.D,u!yo KTa,y Occur.
wealthy plsntsr. the owner eS,~eay. +, A
"chattels" and well know, .. ''uabl.
conservative. who intend. to W.. : nbd
Clsllan and Psndleton. bad .' . q, ,of as.
mnscsls negro. who wss ,eon.o -! nd
His ever dsfsrmiaed to proyiS. oiSS'''.p'.a.
.tissss tot him. meanted 81. hon. NIB ~
inte. c Coyinston. md for s5bO TOD.
so irishnsp to 60 Is a sub,,;,u,uIs sus'ga
wittout Informing hin for whom = bot
to Tie Psovost Msrshal'. off;os ~. I'tsa
provided with : uniform and p,;S SToaa oF y u,
lrishmsn then. for the 6rst tim. W, 'as
tanned whom it was be wa. tn se'r'
in the. army. 1t is said hi. ,,.,S ''eat
profanity exceeded all bounds, bn, % !. aad
Too late to back out,i and h, w.. M w
quarters. The Kentucky eou,.,,.,; '.s. %
who oppose the con,cription Of n.a,a.' "
on this side.of The Ohio, VIM oS: IS:sloss'
srming the negroes. evidently a ,,, I"
negro higher than an Irishm,n p., s Z
than see q negro free they would s,;.. 'a'' u
whols'ITsh population into ",l,n,s.'aa' 'a'
rs'&CihennaM Commercial G.s a',''
l0th. 0"O0s'
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-10

How PRIcE TpEArs HIS PRIsoxERs.-
The following. from a paroled prisoner,
shows how old Pap" treats his prisoners;
Tbs advance guard Of the rebel army
and sll e1peditionary parties Of it. seize
every adult male not most evidently and
positively disabled, and collect them un-
der guard. The men thus gathered are
marshAled in line. and each is questioned
as to whether he is in any manner in The
military service of the United States
The answer must bs direct. 90 yes" oil
"no." If"yes." the respondent is in.
formed that he 10 prisoner of war. and
is to be trestsd accordingly. Ii "no.'
be is told that the State of Missouri be.
longs to the Confederate Government
and he is conscripsed into its armies. In
TO one or the other OF these classes each
prisoner must 60. I s r-- fa-..-f
Price il described ss riding part Of the
time on horseback, and part of the time
in an ambulance with the pretended
Governor Reynolds. -sr.l
The invaders are said to 10 sbonl
$4,000 Sighting men. partly cavalry and
partly mounted infantry. with about five
thousand "camp followers teams,sIs
cattle st,slsrs. &c. The camp talk and
all the movements avowsd design and
expectancy of taking possession of,Jeifer
son City. installing Reynolds as Govern
or. snd holding the State for the Confs'l.
eracy. JEFF. Thompson is reported will
Price. but not with any command.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-10

TIE NEW Constitution OF MARYLAND
The Maryland Free Consultation make,
some very Important scbsDges in the Law
of the State. It declares that oil men ere
created equally free. and srs entitled to
ths proceeds Of tbsir labor; that hereafter
there shall be neither slavery nor invol-
untsry servituds. except in punishment Of
crime, whereof the party shall have been
duly convicted |; snd all persons held TO
service or labor % slaves arc declared free.
1t prohibns the General Assembly pass
ing any Law to compensate masters or
claimants Of slsvss emancipated By the
Constitution. It sAirms thss the Con.
stitution and laws Of the United States
are the supreme law Of the land. to which
every citizen Of the Stste owes permanent
allegiance. The Legislature 10 to make
provision for taking the vote of soldiers
10 the Geld. An Important fsature of the
Constitution 10 thse which renders ipsligi
bic to Office and ineempeteut to vote ct
any election. unless restored to citizen.
chip BY sitwo-thirds vote Of the LeRisls-
turs. al persons who hsvs sidsd the rs-
bsllion in any way. either By services.
money, goods, Letters, ~ BY informa ration.
This viii sdisfrsaehiss great many Of
the former citissns Of Maryland and 10
the first attempt made BY any. State to
punish ito citiseas for lending aid tovths
rebellion. sfas - rgg rad I, sss6..ss =
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-10
WHITE CLOUD. KANSAS:
THURSDAY, 3: November 10, 1864.

Z ou=6enoor.-Tbe public school in
this place. under the superintendenes Of
Mr.. j. D. Brown. has now been in ope-
ration for over two months, There ere
ssventy-sevsn scholars enrolled, with
enouglfnsw -comers. since the enrolment,
to run the number up to near one hum
drsd. The average daily attendance is
owsixsy.-.owiug to the want ofrsgu-,
lsrscbools beretofors. most Of the schol-
ars we're sadly behind-hsnd with their
studies, and it required some time and
.roubls to organize sid brighten them
up; bu. now the institution is running
finely. and the pupils are materially i'm
proving, aTT Jtoy u.I ..
There are enough children in this Dis
trics to make two large schools. Twsn-
.tyor sbity are ss many ss any one tea
Cher can reasonably get along with.
With sixty to ssventy.fvs pupils. i is
Impossible for . teacher to do justies to
any Of them, without neglecting Others.
Or school should be divided into two
idspattmsnts; or, 1t least. an assistant
teacher should be employed. There
should also be large. comfortable and
-cenvsnien. school-bouss built at the ear
iisst day possible. The only room that
can now be procured for that purpose. is
ineonvenieut, and 10 every way uusuita-
bic. With the right kind OF q school
house, and "a sufficient complement Of
good teachers, White Cloud could boast
Of one OF the finest schools in the State.
The Board of Directors have appoint
Cd Saturday. the 18th inst, for . Dis
triee meeting. to vote for or against is
suing bonds to build . schooi-honss.
The Law requires thst majority Of all
the voters residing in any District. shall
Be necessary to authorize the issuing OF
bonds. 1t is not sufficient that msjor-
ity of those who see 6t to attend be OBJ
tsined; bat no bonds can be issued with
eat . majority of al the qualified voters
residing in the District voting in favor
Of the proposition. The lew also forbids
the sale Of such bonds for less than ninety
Ssnts on the dollar: and they have fifteen
OF twenty years to run. with interest.
Hots for the Bonds.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-10

DEATH OF DsTINGUIsHED Man
Hon. Thomas F, Marshall died at his
house in Woodford County. Kentucky.
On Thursday, the 22d ult., of diseass Of
the heart and longs. Mr.. N. was widely
know - one Of the most gifted men o.
his d.y, md for the last thirty years had
oce,. .,ied q ,.,rge share Of the pubIic at
tentioo Few N, ,sn surpassed him 10 Va.
r,ed learning and ele,, ,'nt literary acquire
ments. which. with bis splendid genius
made him one of the most "fae,'se o'S'
tors of the age in which he livt t"'
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-10

wAsdu1nSfS.'s-I6sss sfs Psf-
h.ps houdrsds Of poor men about Lsavss'
worth and the Fors, who earn living
for tbsmsslvss and families By working
for the Government. The affairs ct the
Fort are run BY Jim Lanes TOOLS ana
Of cosrss. his tyranny is made to reach
the very huublsas laborsr under bis COZ.
troll. These nsn wss Lmost unsnt
uously opposed to LAaes which circum-
stance VI sooa Discovered; and . dsJ
or two bslors the slsctien. he Bsllssis
and Conservative pullisAsd ths sollos'
ing .brsat-written by the same person.
.. the dicsatiou Of Lans. After reading
them, the query sugsss.s itself to ones
mind: Il this free couotry!-
I Govraxnrsr EnPloYEEs.-Ws have
hundreds Of men iu Government employ.
ubo usually vote, n, our elections. Let
our eitissns taip h4iO Tor whom this
class OF citizeus vote, and all who are
found cooperating With Copperbeads,
end the svowsd sasoiss of the Govern
ment, 1t this impertsnt election, be made
TO feel thst they emit. with imPuni,y.
affiliate with shs enemies Of the Govern
mens, and live upon the public crib. 30
that those who prefer to sustain treason
10 sound: Onion men Tor Office. may have
1 . day allotted TO them to eloss up their
4 acconns sud step aside for sound friends
of the Government. That day will snre-
| " and soon eome.-BxlHis. Before the
Election. fas---"
We SHALL SEE There are hundreds
Of men in the service Of the Government.
who live npon the Government. draw
their rstiona and money for the support
of their families. Will that class sup.
port the Union candidates for ofiice-will
! the friends Of the Government receive the
support of that class Of vosersa If party
ties prevent these people. who live BY the
favor Of the Government, from support.
ing the known friends Of the Govern
ment. should they. 10 Justice to true and
tried friends. continue to hold fat offices!
Take notice at the polls. and let their
votes decide their own case. They will
vote for or against the Government
Conservative. 6sfors Me Election.
| CLEAN THsn OUT.-" To the victor,
belong the spois." To loyal men belongs
tn. patronage of this Government. Semi.
Trsitors may howl, and their ally. The
Times, screech. but disloysl men will b.
cleaned out-Bulletin. after the Election
The friends Of the Government, &C
bsrped upon in tho shove extracts. are
Jim Lane and his hirelings. who dispenss
the patronage Of the Fort; and the Cop
perhsads and semi-traitors are Lee and
Thacbsr and their supporters. Simmer
ed down, it would read: "Vots the Ian,
ticket, or your families shall stsrve -
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-10
@ Another rebel pirate has been 4

@ Another rebel pirate has been ta-
ken in and done for. The, Florids has
be.n captured in the harbor of Bahai. 10
Brazil, BY the United States. ship WI.
ehusstt. The Wachusest rem through
the Brazilian feet. gobbled up the FIori.
dss and towed her out to ses, under Gre
Of the feet and q fort On shore, and pur-
sued by two war veesels but she rsp
awsy from her pursners, and received no
damage. The British papers are howl
ing over this act. as . violation of the
law of nations bot somehow the rebel.
can commit all manner of pirstic.l dep
relations, in ships Of British build. arm
ed with British guns. and manned by
British sailors, or can make robbing a nd
murdering raids into the United States
from British provinces. without once vi.
olatipg the law of nations, Bot the Flo.
rida is safe. violation or no violation.