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A SUPERIOR RENEDY.-We can conscien-
tiOusly recommend to those sufeTiag from
a distressing cough, DR.. Stricklsnd's Mellif-
luous Cough Balsam. 1t gives relief almost
instantaneous, and is withal not disagreea-
bic to the taste. There is no doubt but the
Mellifuous Cough Balsam is one ofthe best
preparations in use, and is all that its pro-
prietor claims for it. We have tried it du-
ring the past week, and found relief from a
most distressing cough. II is prepared By
DR.. Strickland, No. 6 East FOurth-street,
Ohio, and for sale by Druggists,
at so cents per bottle.
sp 29-f So su-1y
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A letter from New York says the
wild speculatioas that mark the trade
Of that city, affect all classes-women,
men, merchants, ministers buy and
sell stocks One Of the ministers is
mentioned as o good specimen Of the
power Of this gambling mania. The
demon has got possession of him. He
is asignorant Of it as the lunatic Is Of
the spirit that dictates his fantastic
array. lie has made q little money
lie started to make FIVE thoHsand lie
has moved bis figure ahead to the little
sum Of a quarter Of q million. He is a
Transformed man. His face IS haggard
eyes dilated-hair disheveled-he
does not sleep nights-buys all the edi-
tions Of the papers-rises nights to buy
extras--chases the boys round the
corners for the latest news-is early at
the stock market, and is among the
last that leaves the Fifth Avenue Hotel
at night when the Board closes its late
session. Whether a quarter Of mil
lion is worth what it costs, this gentle
man can tell when he gets it. But he
is only a specimen. Preachers who
devote so much of their time TO the
pursuit Of the Almighty Dollar, are
great stumbling blocks" Many per
son has been caused by them to regard
the bible and religion as only part Of a
system to pluck the masses for the
benefit Of the preachers.
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Some years ago, there resided at Pc
ham in this State an old gentleman
named Thompson lie was fond ofthe
chase; and kept pack of hounds. He
was q garulous old gentleman, and de
lighted to exhibit his hounds'to visitors,
calling each one by name, and descant-
ing upon his good or bad qualities.
Amongst the pack was one inoorrigible
dog, who he said would never follow
the chase after the game had been
sprung lie would start of, snd run
we'll for awhile, bat so soon as the deer
jumped, and his comrades opened in
cry, making delicious music, he would
pause, sit down, and begin TO howl
There always ended his part Of the
chase. That old hound has a good
many counterparts in soealled loyal
editors of the day Instead of keeping
up the chase of the enemies of their
country; they sit in their easy chairs,
and howl daily No bowling dervsh
ever excel, d them
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Suffers and Merchants.

Your attention is called to our lar ,e stool
Of Goods, consisting in part of Boots Shoes
Caters, Oxford Ties etc, nearly ell styles
and qualities; Hats and Caps, all kinds anc
colors, for military aud civil use-stylef
consisting in part ofGen. Grant Hats, Gen
Burnside Hats Gen. Gilmore Hats, Regula.
ton Hats etc, Hat Cords, all colors and
kinds; Trunks, Yalises, Carpet Bags, Um-
brellas, Whips and Whip Thongs, Hosiery
Shoe Findings, Cigars, Tobacco, Teas, Can
ned Fruits, sardines, Cove Oysters, Soaps
Candles, Soda, pepper, Spices, Backing
Brushes, etc, all ofwhich will be sold low
by the case or dozen.
June 9-3m B. r. CUTTER & GLEAvEs,
Corner Of College and Broad streets.
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All pens bear my trGis marx, &C. P. BARSEs,
EXTRA Lou, n.y." for which have secured the
c2pV-lg, and are warranted Il carsts fine and per-
fert Ia every respect. sent by NAL or express to
any part Of the country receipt Of price and re-
tHn ekugoS. Persons ordering VII please state the
size and style desired, whether hard or sof, fine or
coarse; and II the pen should fail 70 please prove
defective, viii have the privilege Of exchanging 4.
deduction OF hiseen per cent allowed on orders Of
SIS or over, and twenty-five per cent. on those Of
500. Liberel discounts made 70 the trade. Old
pens repaired IN the beet nIsuner for FIFTY
CENTS (eHd stosHp) each. Pen and Watch circulars
sent FREE. Address
c. P. BARNES,
Dealer in Gold Pens and Americsn Watches,
SIS Main-street Cor. Sixth, Louisville, KY.
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cure is certain

CANERoS, KNIGHT 4 Cos WHoLEs4LE
DEPAsTHEsT.--Mozambiques, Gropsdines,
and other Dress Goods Of superior quality
and styles in great variety, and lower than
they can be bought IN New York and lsnded
hare. One thousand dollars on every seven
thousand dollars Of outlay on Silks and
dress Goods saved By buying at CANERoS,
KSIoET Co.'S, No. /, Hieks's Block,
Nashville. Call and see the truth Of this
oHer
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PLEASE READ.
A GRAND MOVEMENT,

In the right direction, may be noticed in
the extensive enlargement and improve
ment of the Gallery of the Cumberland,
where hundreds are now thronging to sec
the greatest wonder of the age, the Mammoth
Camera, for making life size photographs.
It is the only one Of the kind in the South
west. This establishment has been
thoroughly reGttcd, and is worthy of the
patronage Of the most fastidious. Pictures
of every style and size made as heretofore.
A large and choice collection of Albums, OF
the latest patterns, just received from New
York.
Please call and examine the various col
lections of art, among which may be seen
and obtained Photograph Of the Generals
of the Union Army; also, a choice cOllec-
ton of Photographs Of Celebrities, and Pho
tographic Views and Scenes Of Lookout
Mountain, Battle Grounds, &c, &c. A list
Of the above may be found in another col
umn. A. S. MORSE.
May 29.-tf.
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We understand that considerable
damage was done 10y the rain Friday
evening, 10 perishable stores in the eel
lars of our mercantile friends One lot
of $50 barrels OF sslt, and some sugar,
brown and white, were ruined by the
water flowing in upon them
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In Recorder Shane's Court, yesterday,
there were three persons up for drunk
enness; two for disorderly conduct
one for counterfei6ng; and three for
selling liquors without license. One of
the latter, John Lynch, was fined $40
and costs in three cases, and, not hay
ing the money convenient, was sent to
the Work House.
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The Memphis Argus, of the 9Th inst,

The Memphis Argus, of the 9Th inst,
says:
The new steamer W r. Arthur, own
ed by Dan Able, Esq, when near Co
lumbia, Arkansas, on her way up the
river, was fired into and completely
riddled with shot, shell and Minnie RI
fe balls There is not a part OF the
boat that does not bear marks of the
severe attack she received, and which
continued as long as she was in sight
1t is thought the firingsproceeded from
a battery of sixteen twelve-pounders-
in fact, persons on board the Arthur
during the trying ordeal assert that
they counted that number of guns by
the aid of glasses One of the shells
thrown burst in The texas, completely
knocking it into "pi,' and another
passed through a ladys trunk, lodged
in her carpetsack, where it eventually
burst, making a complete wreck of the
state-room and contents
The casualties were a member Of the
lst Kansas infantry killed by a shot
from a mimic rifle, and another of the
S1llAE NElAAA0AAA " QAAAANAEAl III Tic IT, ~
badly as 10 necessitate amputation on
his arrival at this city, from the effects
Of which he soon after died. The boat
is damaged in her upper works, pistons,
ard smoke-stack to an extent that will
call for an outlay OF at least $500 to
repair The officers are worthy Of men,
ton for their conduct while the boat
was running the gauntlet of the Con-
federate fre-especially Capt Hugh
Campbell, Sam Bachelor, and Captain
lettering Their conduct was beyond
all praise. Cool and collected, they
never for a moment deserted their
posts, but stood up through it all, ex-
horting the timid, and preserving the
order so necessary TO the successful
management Of the boat The engi-
neers and pilots were throughout the
trying emergency all that men ought to
be, and deserve to be held in renem-
brance by the owner of the splendid
boat A few gunboats have gone down
to the scene of the firins.-Lllt. Jour.
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List OF Deaths,

In the u s. Hospitals, Nashvi2zs, copied
from the Record Of W. R. Cornelius, Gov
ernment Undertaken, No. 40 CRureh St
for the ,oeek ending June llth, 1854
sergt Z samasters, C, 6Ist Vet. Ohio.
Jno II Pherson, G, 18th Ind.
Patrick Fsley, Govt Employee.
Enos Osborn, A, Tooth Ind.
Wesley Fair, (musician) 10th Tenn.
Lewis Kumpf, D, 18th Mo.
W Hall, B, 18th U. S. colored.
N Simpson, X, 18th U cOlored.
J johnson, B, 18th
r C Forbs, LIST Tenn 1t Art'y.
H W Hatch, G, 2lst Ohio.
D Davis, II, 10th Ind.
Thos Field, II, S2d Ohio.
A Mcpherson, D, 23d Mich.
Sergt NJ B Hall, q, Sth Tenn.
Corpl W Daniel, l, esd Ind.
| And Butler, l, 18th L S colored-
| C Castle, II, lO3d Ohio.
| A Sandwich, LIST Ky Batty.
| Jno Harbour, D, l29th Ind.
J Flint, B, 10 Z S nifty
| T Baker, NJ, 4th Tenn Cav.
| J Phillips, NJ, 10th Ohio Cav.
| D Walter, C, l04th Ohio.
J T Curtis, f, 81 n c.
| H Reed, I, 68th Ind.
| s H Coyle, D, eth Ohio.
A Grlppen, Il, 25th Wis.
/ G shannon, l, 45th Ohio.
| CalIy Holsted, NJ, 9TH Tenn Cav.
Salt, f, 81 Ohio.
| T Moore, D, 18th y colOred.
| D Nile, citizen.
S Farmer, c, SD Ohio.
T Eatle, A, 9th Mo.
A W Dunphey, M, lst Wis.
F H Hyler, B, 18th Ohio.
COrpl H Gowdy, A, I'd Ohio.
D NJ Framel, f, 5sth Ala.
J Sanford, g, 5th Tenn Cav.
J Homes, B I35th Ind.
H SchelI, I4s, I'd Bait. V R c.
T J Jackson, c, 18th No.
g W Taylor, H, l29 Ind.
Sergt Z c Kerr, D, 29th Pa.
simon See, @, 18th L S colored.
JOS Bowman, Government Employee.
A Moore, citizen.
W Price, D, 1'Tenn Arty.
E gheahorn, c, 1st Ala Cav.
J Poster, K, 18th U colored.
: 7 P asmbfic K, c. 18th L 5 oolorsd.
] Binkley, G, 18th
Sergt Z S Cook, E, l25th Ills.
j Mcyicker, F, 18th Ills.
0 W jackson, l, 45th Ohio.
silas Thompson, c, SD Ohio.
J II McFarren, D, 4th Mich. Cav.
Chas Hunt, D, Ist Ky.
J c Kinser, B, 2lst KY.
Chas Craft, G, 32d Wis.
T D Lockhart, Government Employee.
" = Wilson %
O Thompson, C, 18th U 5 colorsd.
D Barnett, 3,
Susan Whitmore, citizen.
Sergt Moses KOntz, B, % Tenn colOred.
Loftiee, K, 9Th Tenn
J Powers, D, 18th Tenn cav.
w Johnson, H, 18th Wis.
J Smell, C, 10th Ohio.
E Hilderbank, II, ed Ills.
B c Cole, G., 14lst n Y.
" A Ray, l, s5th Ind.
G CLARK, Government Employees.
J COSBY, T, Eth U colOred.
W Wsshman, D, 18th I s colored.
P Jones, B, Q S Arty.
FELTON,, Z, lst Mich Arty.
W w Green, 18th Tenn cav.
Simmons, C, 18th L colored.
Geo Fellon, O., Tooth Ohio.
II Montgomery, D, 10Th Ohio.
0 c Erixorson, G, 22d Wis.
J Underwood, A, 18th Ky.
L Thomas, G, Path Penn.
J Stuflebesm, II, LIST Mo Eng.
7 Brown, g, Is eolorsd.
? Blackwell, y, 18th U S colored.
NJ Gun, jr, &, i29th Ind.
W II Demond, X, 23d Mich.
Grober, +, 18th U inf.
CorPl VIM Dixon, D, 18th no.
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Pioneer Intelligence and Employment
ONCE.
ID. ~. Deaaeriek -

We viii give our undivided attention 70
the hiring Of House Servants and Auraes.
Private families AMI Hotels can DO supplied
With good aud Trustworthy servants By cal
ling on PATTOE Bsos, Genl. Aga.
\. B.-Twenty good House Servants can
get immediate employment By callingon
PArTos BAGS, General Agents.
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Rebels and rebel sympathisers pro
fess to believe that John Morgan will
raise FIVE thousand recruits in Ken
lucky. We think the devil viii re.
cruit him, if he don't make haste 70
leave the State.
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Presley Sparks, Esq, member Of the
Legislature Of Kentucky, from Henry
county, was murdered on the 9th inst,
at Pleasureyille, by band Of Morgan 5
raiders.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-12

SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SUNDAY
ScHooL-This Sunday School will cele.
brate its "a anniversary on Monday,
the 18th instant, at Bosley's Springs
Through the kindness of officers Of the
different roads, cars will be inreadiness
at the Nashville and Northwestern De
pots, at 9 o'clock in the morning-re
turning at four o'clock.
Friends Of the school who expect to
be present, will come with their baskets
well provided. Those who cannot GO
out by the train, can visit the Spring
any time during the day-fonr miles on
the Harding Pike. Tgrn to the right,
where the Stars and Stripes will be
seen nailed to a post
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RIVER NEws.-The Cumberland is
rising fast, with feetwater on HaFpeth
Shoals.
The following are the arrivals and
departures yesterday:
AERUrD-Cleona, Cincinnati; Impe-
rial, St Louis.
DrrARTED.-Imperial, ST. Louis; Vol
unteer, Cincinnati
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The Press publishes at the head OF
its.columns a ticket which cuts il of
from supporting any member Of the
Conservative Union Party for the
Presidency or NicePresidency. We
sympathize with the Press in It's
troubles
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-12

We are again under obligations to
Joel Davis, Esq, Of the Adams Express,
for late newspapers and also to w c.
Collier, for similar fayors.
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AMERICAN BAPTIST HOME Mission So
cIErY-Rev II. L. Wayland, of Rhode
Island, (under appointment of the
American Baptist Home Mission Sc
ciety,) has entered upon his ministerial
labors in Nashville, and will preach in
the Representatives Hall, State Capt.
tol, to-day: Services to commence at
l04 o'clock, An
The public are invited to attend.
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Neatly executed at the Gold Pen Depot,
Y Cherry street, where you will find Pens
and Jewelry, at low figures. Call and ex-
anime. tmay11-tE
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A child died recently in Paris from
sleeping in a small, close room, where
bouquet Of May lilies had been placed
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a good canyasser wanted for particulars
call at.the Gold Pen Depot 2 Cherry ST.
June OF
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A Photograph Of one hundred Fed
eral Generals ali for 50 cents, at the
gallery Of the Cumberland If
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Business A0tiffs

Boots Of e very superior make ami
quality, at Eastern prices, at
sOBEL & MARTINS. -
Cherry ct, opposite Maxwell Barracks.
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B8-f you want your pianos well
tuned, call on Mr.. Jackson, at c. D. Ben
sens Music Store. Ap26tf
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NEW THEATER-BEYEFIT or Miss CAR
RE NoyARRE-The entertainments at
the New Theater tomorrow evening
are for the benefit Of Miss CARRIE No
vAERE They begin with Bourcicaults
comedy of Used Up," in which Dr.. R.
RUssELL, who has rendered his services,
viii appear as Sir CHARLEs CoLDsrREAH
The comedy viii be followed by Faint
Heart Never Won Fair Lady" in which
Miss NovARRE plays King CHARLES
The closing piece is "Irish Assurance
and Yankee Modesty;" in which Miss
NoyAREE appears as NANCY Mr. HAIR
BIS, the clod dancer, will also appear
Miss CARRIE is an actress of genuine
merit, and a vocalist of decided ability
She has been an invaluable member
Of the company of the New Theater,
always alive TO the responsibilities Of
her position, and discharging her du-
ties well and faithfully. She has
troops Of warm admirers who will glad
ly avail themselves Of her beenfit night
to manifest their appreciation Of her
services and worth. She ought TO, and,
we are sure, will have a splednid bene-
fit
A Photograph Of 81 Confederate Generals,
all for 40 cents. attbe Gallery Of the Cum-
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For Rent.

A large commodious Store room, NJ
stairs on Cherry street. Apply to
n. I. Higgins, No. IL, Cedar st.
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Monday evening, June -. benefit Of
Mss Carrie Novarre
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"Old Man ALIEN Of the New Thea
ter, is to have a benefit Friday night.
Look out
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g1aBllpillG 9lulpll.

THE UNION has the largest
circulation Of any Newspaper in
Tennessee---its City and Army
circulation more than double any
other paper.
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200 Boxes Lemons
EngraEIng

Just received at W. VI. ToTToH's, No. %,
College street. june4-tf.
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Z" Applston. Trscy a Co, gold BAL
ance, Nth siiysr co
Fgll Jegeleo Appleton, Trsny a Co., chronoms-
Ter balance, with SILVER 20
The above il for two ounce cases Extra for three
ounce cases 30 four ounce, $40. viii be Ssnt
iree - mai or express on receipt Of price Pen and
Wsich circular sent FREE. Address
@. P. BARNES,
Dealer IN Gold Pens and American Watches
bs5 Msin-street, Cor. Sixth, Louisville, Ky.
mar 2o--u
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GovERENENT EMPLOYEES, such as machin-
ists, carpenters, teamsters, etc, should pre-
sent their Vouchers, Certificates, or Tick
cts, at the Banking House, corner of Union
and College streets, where the very best
prices are always paid for every description
of Government claims.
CHECKs ON THE DEPGsITARY AT LOUISVILLE,
cashed on the very best terms.
THos. S. MARR.
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DR.. Jones, No % Dederick street, treats
nothing but private diseases and conse-
quently devotes his whole time 70 this class
ofpractice.
TERNs.-A charge is made in the first
place and medicines are then furnished
free Of charge until cure is effected. A
cure q certain.
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Fifty thousand Photographs of celebrated
Generals, etc, just received at the Gallery
Of the Cumberland. If
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A Photograph Of 100 Star Theatre
Actresses, all for 80 cents, at the Cum
berland Gallery. If
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LOCO BusheIS

Hungarian Grass Seed for sale at
NJ. L. ALExASDER's.
rnayl7-tf.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-12-08

.Bso PARsoz. Topeka Record
ssys that the Chief contained . smutty
srtiels relative to sending . messenger
after the soldiers vote. The idea Of the
Chief publishing . smus,y article, i.
simply prsposterous. The only thing in
tbs article in question, that could be q
construed, il the mention of the name
Of one j. T. Cox. That is not on,
fsult-Old Cox is moro to blame for il
than We. But repetition of the offence
can Be easily avoided in the future. We
judge. from the frequency with which be
makes occasion to mention the fact, ths.
one Of the editors Of the Record is /,
member elect of the Legislature; and be
farthsru ore proposes to slash right into
lsw-msking. regardless of constitutional
and State bounds. We suggest. % sub.
ject sminsatly suited to his oapssity,
that he secure the passage Of an act
changing Cox's name; then, If We should
have occasion to spssk Of him again. il
would not shock the excessive modssty
Of the editor Of the Record.
Cox
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-12-08

TIE LITTLE PILsRIN.-This charming
little paper for yours folks, comes to Us
punctually. It should be taken in every
family where there are children. The
same amount of amusement and the same
instruction. in the same space. can be
found in no other publication of the kind.
1t is now time to send in subscriptions
for 1865.
This paper is edited by by Grace Green
wood. and is issued monthly. The terms
are: Single copies. so cents year; Eve
copies. e2.75; 9 copies. and one to get.
ter up of club. s5; IA copies. and one
to getssr up of club. o.; 10 sopies.
and one to getter up Of club. %; 30
copies. and one to gettsr up Of club,
e22. Specimen copies sent free. upon
application. Address Leander K. Lip
pincott. $40 Walnut Street, PhlladeI.
phis, Pa.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-12-08

PH,oi: In VIRGINIA Cl1r.-F,.~
private letter written at Viro;,;. ron n 4
Idaho. 'bous the beginning Of ,b. ,'. .l'y,
month. we make the following ,,,, p."sns
Prices hers rule as follow. 'aes; !.
Flour (Salt Lake City) s24 r. = a0ss gold:
hundred; St. Louis -four s2S p.r hSI vs. ps'
sugar Csc; coffee Csc: bread 50. raaGf'd; n
milk Csc per qsart; butter 75c: r., .a,. .0:f; !;
per dozen; bacon 45c; ham, 5sss s.ss' 81
from Is to 20 cents per pooud: , .i; sssf
from - to $40 per gallon, and s.GIlsf'y .I
drink: wood $40 to SIS per cord. SOC per
toes 2Oc per pound: onions 2kc M, p0'.'
lumber sl35 per Thousand: ,biD,Ipp pound;
per Thousand. '' sl2
This is Sundsy-.hs big d.v \, :,
week. Everybody comes to io.. =. sA'
Sunday. The streets are Sled v;,n %
tioneers. selling goods of sll iiD5.. y. NJ 'os q
gambling bouses have bsnds of u 'l'
playing. and they gamble here n;,b ua'ls
doors. Since have been here. n. Tpen T
ilsnce Commits h.vs hung and xb; % 'ls'
several persons. Mich. Wall, forrpipN,a ppsa
of St. Louis. is at the head Of III, b~sil' .s
mittse. CON-
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-12-08

OBSERVATIONS BY DISaUs.-1t mus
not be supposed that q goose ssu soar
because she has eore wings.
A punch in the stomach is not so dis.
agreeable. provided it is whiskey
punch.
Grindstones were first discovered BY q
qusrry.mau, BY observing that the labor
always sharpensd his appetite.
The editor of the Msrysville Enter.
prise should be ut no loss to obtain fuel,
ss be every night lies down 10 . bed ol
Pets.
Revolutions never go back ward" il
q saying which it would be hard to
make steamboat engineer believe, when
the pilot rings for him to reverse The
engine.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-12-08

NRMBEns RETURnED.-Of the mem bsr,
who voted for the Senatorial elsc,ion last
winter, the following are returned to the
usxt Legislature: F. Drenning. of Doni-
phsn. in the House last year. and the
Senate this year. @. H. Stratton and D
g. Campbell. Of johnson County, and
G.. w. Click. Of Atchison. returned to
the House. From out Of 81, j. A. Al
ford was in the last House and voted
sgain't going into Joint Convention. bs,
aiter that was done voted tor Carney
Hs was returned this year BY ten ms
jority. Of those who voted againa, the
election. F. w. Potter. Of Coffey Cnun.
ty. 10 returned to the Senate; q. Y. Esk.
ridge. Of Lyon. then in Hocse, will BE-
in the Senate: Job Throckmorton. Of
Cofsy. and H. Cavendsr. of Anderson.
are returned to the Houss.-Iopeka
Record.