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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-07-28

GREELEr AND THE NIAGARA F,us
CosSEREscE.-In . specisl dispatch from
w Washington to the Republican. dated tho
22d. We end the following:
Horace Greeley. 10 the Tribune Of To-
day, in alluding to his interview With tho
rebsl commissioners st NisgHs Fslls.
ssys: The editor Of this paper hss taken
part in, and been privy to. no further or
other nsge,istions than wers fnlly suthor.
lied. and more than authorized. They
related solely 10 bringing the antagonists
face to .fsce in IN amicsbls rather thsa
beligerent altitude. with . view to the
.inilistioa Of sn sarnes, effort for psscs,
to be prosecuted at Washington. The
movement has had no immediate success.
or course. oil reports that the writer h''
been engaged in preparing. or recsiring.
or discussing terms for basis OF psse'.
wbsther with accredited agents OF the Rich.
mond authorities or others. arc utterly
mistaken. He has never bad the slight.
est authorization to do anything Of the
sort. and be 10 quite aware Of those pro.
visions Of law which relate TO VOLUNTEER
negoiiations with public enemy. Thos'
provisions hs heartily spprovss. and 10
in no wise inclined to violate More
than this he does not. % yet. feel st lib.
erty to stale, though be soop may b.
All thst be can now add is bis gsner'l
Inference that psci6cs,ion Of onr eounty
is neither 90 difficult. nor so distant. -
seems to be generally Supposed.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-07-28

olseiAi cad eshss~iss. iaie assse~-ssa
f.ctious party channel. whose current is
only fed. 90 - to sweep him into. and
keep him in Office! Do they not dem
onsirsss that the best snd highest interests
Of the State. hsvs been subjected to his
personal ambition 7 Do they no: con.
clusively show that the rights and the
welfare Of the people have besn submsrg-
cd into . cold and corrupt sslisbness
which hss pat. and which puts one man
shove then all? E =
.z Vsry respectfully, Is
Your obedient servant. <
s THonAs CAnNEI.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-07-28
Orncx OF OKy EYED LAH1HRS.
ToSkEKEl. Octobuary s.. lo0.S
IEAyy1sLLHl, llwgrn.

Me-. M. HGAvvPeLLKA, lWgrn.
iD.1a S,:-Yosr hver, = .kius certain in
quiries concerning. the unfortunate occurrence
II our last coon Sanf. is-af hand. and IN rspfs
beg leave to say that Tbummus SoneltoP vas
submitted to ny pro6oseis for inspection. and
I did asssrvass that sid Thumma,4vas in .
rank condition. and advised that he sh,sld be
placed in the hands Of his body servant. Artemus
Ballygane, for change Of apparrsa. In reply
TO the second inquiry, lean say tbasa few idsys
afterwards, having ocassiop foraa respectable
suit Of fclothes to 60 on an electioneering tour,
dug into the ground at the spot where the said
Thummus was supposed tohsve buried his duds.
but they we're not to be found. And 70 the third
inquiry, am not aware ofasy act Of the sal d
Thunmus Sorreltop 70 destroy the 'fdnky smell
referred 70; for he has since dressed in suit Of
corduroy, which smells fully a bad IS skunk
Ihave the honor to be. stay keep. continue
and remain, dear Sir. very e1cruciatingiy, (as
long Is you have newspaper in which to puff
me.) Your obi ser'r,
A. BIC. D. EFF. G. h. l. ] K. L. NJ N.O P.
Q.R. s. T.U. z. &c. BrorniSo.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-07-28

THE M,ssouRI PAwPAws.-Ons Of the
best things that has occurred for long
time. 10 the action of the Missouri Paw
paws ia going over to the gnerrillas with
their arms. notwithstanding the trouble it
has temporarily produced. They were
placed over loyal mon. and given entire
control Of The State. The longer they
had continued so. the worse it would have
been. Their action has revealed their
true character, and the Government ct
Washington can no longer have any ex-
cuss for remaining in ignorance. We
may now hope that rebels will be put
down, and loyal med be made the guar
disns of the peace Of the State. It is
much easier to. keep the Pawpaws down
as enemies. than to contend Against them
in the garb Of Union men. With Federal
arms in their hands. An important cleo.
tion is approaching. and the revolt Of the
Pswpaws il the best thing that could have
happened to prevent . continuance Of the
State under rebel government: for with
arms in their hands. they could have Sc
cured the right Of suffrage to all their
friends in the rebel army.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-07-28

GovERxoR Hall ScARED. .-Govnnor
willard p. Hall lives near St. Joseph.
When ct home . short time sines Be
boss,ed tbst be could tsks four men and
ksep the peaes in Northwest Missoor.
He has 1t various times appointed ati
Leighton. John Scott, and host OF 9th.
ers, officsrs in the militia. to "pro,sci
the rebels against Union men. Last "st
Coon Thosstop got within seven miles o.
St. Joseph. and some Of Hsll's frieod' tel'
grsphsd him that his property VS. 70
danger. He st once dropped bis dougsy
clsmora and ssnt Q eomniasioa to Cap.
Bob. Brsdsbsw Of the old 25th Missouri
o. Colonel Of the enrolled militis Of ba'
Of the most radical msa u
the State. Hs il now on duty. and ~
aaid Gov. Hall hss sdvsseed the pre-
his fsrm fifty per cent. Alas! poor W"
lsrd.-Kaasas City Josssal.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-07-28

Hoass srsAIns.-Tbers sss v.rioss CO.
plants Of horse stsalisg IN yeasrsos Ceusty.
The oskaloosa lDdepssdsut says: 81, -
"In Xansss sSsss thieves pas fhensslves
o6 q Union nss; in Missouri they ere 6ssA.
~hsekers; bot ia botA Ssssss they ere tsisvss
sni outisws- And ia both Ssatss -they hsss
aiders and syhpssaisen Who deserve p hang
on he ssss limb visl Tie Villains Aey up
hold :" i-o.'3He ahf 7-'t'.t
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-07-28

ASean. 49, -
soms friends think We ars too ,.,...
when speaking Of Lane.
A mistsksl We wriss 10 no imn,,..
and speak in no passion. We vrits .as
speak deliberately. Rs as Sod m."
The party controlled by such m., '
State ruled BY thsu-is cured in .,..
way. poiiiesiIyssecial5. morally.
Whst Hths3 NOD tgaseisd that the J,
Bdicisfy Z E e
Loek = tbe guard sbs FA,hs, nm,
round dft. Lisesa 70 thsir words Of e,..
tion. q eets tAsir stsdisd eGorts 10 mai.
it p1sa A9d Why ! Because il sbould !.
. bdfysr against oppression. wrous il. %
jussics. corruption. Yet Lans. this M,
Of blood stained hand and blsckened b,,,,
d:Isd tor ReE for mono. to sppro,eb
Judge W'iilAm:l Approaeh do We s.,!
Ieat - too mif1 . Notd.. He sonsh. 10
bribs him; to fores hin to decide in ,
large money case in certain way.
1bsse are abe fsess: tlI-'
There was pending before Judge vii.
llAma. .s.o.-S.e eDaaeE,ca- Judge Of Ksusss
the case in which Wn.- Grant wa plain.
I'D. and the q: o. L. and X. R. E,: Co.,
Belle duRhes. Robert L. Psass. Ben. Hol.
!'d:ya md Inonss +. Warner we're Do.
fendaots. Ths emouas involved wss laF
a m,tso". .''
What did Lane do!
Judge W'ihsms wss sick. and hi,
Ter. ls1sd A.osss Senstor-haviOs jus
buried chad.ealied nPon him. sad Tor
what1 TO talk over the easel And
Aoa' to talk ! Why. hs presented to
Judge williams, o. professed to read to
him Tor be was sick and in bed) two lot.
ters-one from President Lincoln. .nd
the other from +. z. Blair. Jr.. s,kin,
him to decide the case in favor Of Rolla.
day. and stating. that special friend, of
As'rs were deepy inssrss'sd, pseuniarly,
IN ne rssxn.
Judge williams was incensed. I" deep.
" incsnsed % On housst man and sn IN.
right Judge could be. Weak a. he vm
he refused to receive the letters. (hs SOD.
posed them forged BY Lsne. and rid him.
sell Of the sconndrel ss quickly a. b.
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f. @ Let every one carefully read the
document which occupies The greater por.
tion of this weeks Issue. Much has been
said - to who wss responsible for the
Lawrence and other msssacres. and to
whom honor was due for giving Ksusss
proper credit for troops furnished. This
document is Official. and no one. after
reading it. can fail to appreciate the whole
subject. The Lane psp.rs and speakers
reply only By noiss aod viturpsrstisn.
When they bring the evidsues 10 show
otherwise. they may succeed in convincing
the people thst their master u not the
colprit. ~ sar- -st
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-07-28

MrANsEss.-Gov. Carney offered the
President two regiments Of Hundred Days
Men. which wersrsfuaed. The Lsns press
then abused tbs Governor for . Copper.
head. for not offering any men. He has
at length prevailed upon the President to
accept one regiment; and now every Lsne
paper in tbs State. With sinsle excep-
tion, is abusing him for that, and throw
ing every. obstacle in the way Of raising
the men, because the Governor hss su
shority to com mission the officers. instead
Of Lane being empowered to peddle them
out to buy political support. These are
the fellows who have had 90 much to say
sbout discouragiug snlistmsuts. rf.I
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-07-28

IT VAmsHErn AvAY.-Do our rsadses
sll usdsrstasd that the grsuiss Chemical
salerstus. msds By De Land 4 Co.. Il
never eaten! In the process Of baking It
all svspora.ss. leaving the bresd light ssd
psrs. Il hes bssa initiated. bot the essn.
sxivit h 10 % easily dispossd n. s.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-07-28

~Ssmuel Hallett. the rsilrosd man.
wss killed ss Wyandotts. on Wednesday
BY msn named Tsleott. 1t appears
that Tslcott was formerly engineer Of the
road. cent ont BY Fremont and other
parties interested. Hallest discharged Tai
colt. sod the latter wrote . letter to Pres.
ident Lincoln. exposipg the manner in
which Hallett was skiuning the people Of
Kansas. Hallett. who was at Washing
ton st the time. tslssrsphed to his brother
to whip Talcott. which was complied
with-Tsleott. . weakly nsn. receiving
. brutal beating. When H.llstt rctur rnsd.
Toleott shot hin. and escaped on bor's-
back. ..f yss~-rf', ca.
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ARS116S1E

A. .h. out -brsstiss Of .b. rebellion.
. camp Of rebels Va fesnsd . isv miles
from Oregon. No. sAefs the rsssl re-
eruits rendesvosssd. lsfSss tskisg thsir
march south. for Pricsss aruy. Al
that time the loyallh lhsssf Holt Cosasy
were subjected tois thoos.sd isdisnitiss.
Binds Of armed thieves iron ths ssnp-
which the rsbels dsbbsd by tbs ssns Of
Camp Highly-psevlsd over ths country
BY night. stsaliss horses and sssscbios-
Union mso's hoesse foe Aras. provisioos
and clothing. &c: They ia.usuratsd
Reign Of Terror in the country. ].
W. Bisgsrs, Of the Hols County News.
upon joining the rsbsls. ssnt the follow
ing comnuuie.tiss To- ! printer. ID Or
sson. requesting it's publiestiou. It
'rensYI g t0liqvsT .2tpZtii {
ssCanP Highly"
Suuusy NEVsonnf wv ~ W y wv
Camp Highly. which .lve srsashed about two
o'clock. Not having had any s1tsnsive e.-
psriencs 10 such iifes our; keovlsdge Of it Wa
Of course very limited. .B,sry thiss was life
and hustle. and divers amuseaen.s we're in
dulsed in By shs boys. during the evening. but
- the twilight hosrs cane and went. singing
appeared 70 have tsEen the place Of other
sports; "Dixie. !" ssSeushsrn land Of Gansan,',
ETC.. rang out from thousands Of strong voices.
which kept tims 70 Abe. beating Of a. many
happy hearts; While. be i said . theircredit.
for their high estimate ef morality, the Holt
County boys we're singing religious hymn
as il reslis;pg the solempiey Of the occasion.
and Justly sppreeiasing the character Of the
language they we're repeating. At 8 O'Clock
the drums we're beat. and regularly the boys
~rspt their heavy blankets around them, and
resigned themselves to the arms Of Morpheus.
On Saturday . regiment Of Infantry was re-
gularly organised, and officers duly elected
which resulted 10 selecting Mr.. ]. p. Sanders
Colonel; James Cundih. formerly editor St
Joseph Gasstte) Lieut.. Colonel; Mr.. Todd
Savannah, Major; Dr.. H. W.Peter, ,nof Oregon
Quarterm aster; Mr.. Boone, formerly editor ol
the Savannah Democrat, Assistant Quarter
master; Dr.. Tsasdal, Seareent; Ben. Word
Adjatant Colonel Sanders erjoys consider
sble military reputation. and has the confidence
of his command. He will give good 70
port Of himself in future operations. As fol
Lieut.. Col. James Cundin. the most, II not all
Of our citizens have known his worth for sever
al years, and the seal and sagacity that he ha.
evinced, in laboring for the interests ~ Mis-
souri,, will be sufficient guarantee that he viii
not, in his new field Of labor, be unmindful Of
her people, ia this their hour Of peril. Col
Cundif was in the Springfield battle as com.
nissioned officer, and if be did not there i'm
uortslize himself, he fully sustained This meu
ssy) his reputation for coolness and bravery.
On Monday morning. At nine o'clock. the
camp was broken up, and the line of march
taken for somewhere below St. Joseph, the or
ders to that effect having been given At eIgh
o'clock the evening previous. Monday nigh
our camp vas strsck on the premises of Mr.
oren. whose hospitality was highly commend
ed BY the oiicers.'' sl.
J.w. BIGGERs.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-07-28

~ Heensn had his bead broken. in
bis fight With King and recently had
his back broken. by leaping from q rail-
way car. II bs should next hsvs bis
neck broken. The world would su6sr no
loss thereby. ~
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-07-28

A SsxsgIAa CosssfSexes--THD Dsan"
rns MeCooEs-0n os shout the fist a'"''
1861. Col. MeCook vas killed IN Virrn'., !,
the battle Of Ball Ron. On Or about s0s ~
Of July ..Iee7, Gen. MeCook. his brother " !"
Louis. vss killed By . guerrilla In Tsnnes
Upon the 3lss Of Jsly. 1853. Major heO0y.
the fssher Of these young men sss killed 0' "
Morgan raidess IN Ohio.
Nov. On The isth Of July. 1854, COL - :.
MeCoek, third brother. has died ffon S0'0''
received n ( late battle IN Geofgis-
rbe.s e,incidneas a in the death Of ne"','
efthe family st sbous d. same psr''' s'''
year are remarkabIe. -, ~
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-07-28

11lfSr UAsr,siis an 0omno.
Lsss State Central Coumistss have sp.
pointed public nsstiass in every town in
the State. bet~ssa this and the Sd Of
September. With the following imposing
array Of spsakess: J. H. Lane. Judge
Stafford, w. w. q. Lawrence. T. A.
.OsIssA. D. W. Wilder. sida.y Clarke
]. W. 1soss. sd es1~s. .is pssssbl.
that oskvs WI gil mostof nsssss@ ssnss.
Tb..s nsslings are r.pfes.ssd 8 BE- q
aid tie Saass Of Lincoln. put q shsrs
srs scarcely any bot Liucsla ssa In tbs
State. the real object is to start the bali
for Lane. They will b ss Highland on
.ssst .WsdassdAy -feresaop. losa Point
10 the afternoon. at White Cloud in tb.
evening. and st His~sths on Thursdiy.
weno~ cell uron Lsne. or upon any Of
his representatives who sddfsss the ci6-
Gems Of the Northern Tier. to inform the
psopis wbas EsuJ has dous or tried to DO
for the interests Of Northern Kansas
We do no, want Wholesale assertions and
pledges. nor bomb.st. bragsdocis and
noise :, but We want, the documents pro-
ducea. and the facts placed bsfors the
public The people Of Northern Kansas
cannot be humbugsed With rsndum sts,s.
msuta, and noi'y declsu..ion' ov'r out
side matters. y 1i g-iA ,--3-;qmas at
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-07-28

HUNDRED DAYs' MEN.-There is con.
siderable feeling throughout the County.
in reference to the draft to gil the quots
for hundred days men. A liberal shsr.
Of the blame is laid to Col. Tracy. This
we think is unjust. A draft was ordered
BY somebody. and il now appears that il
was not legal: but Col Tracy acted under
the orders Of his supsriors. and is not to
blame. We believe that Col. Tracy en-
dsavors to do just what is right. and wha.
is for ths best interest Of the public; bot
be holds military Office. 'snd is com.
pslled to obey The orders Of his superiors
II these orders arc wrong. or d,stastefuI
to the public. the Colonel 10 not to blame
for it. But he hiss certainly more reason
than any one el,s to complain Of the mat
ter. for he expended in the business over
one hundred dollars Of his own means.
which be has but . slim prospect Of got.
ting back. The Captains Of Companies
in this County are also censured 10 the
matter. when in fsct they were acting un-
der orders. and have, been. forced to bear
their share Of tho loss snd ridiculs. In
fact. we believe the whole business Of the
draft originated from some mistake or
blunder; and as nobody has been serious.
" killed, We think the best course 10 to
let it pass and forget it. n-ra 'is'' '1-'s
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-07-28

; @ The papers are now having their
say over big discussion upon the subjec.
Of Baptism. recently held 10 Lesvenwortb.
between Rev. D. P. Mitchell. Of that city.
and Rev. B. Franklin, of Cincinnati. In
this enlightened sge. people are beginning
to think it makes very little differences
whether converts are soused in face up
ward or face downward, poured. sprin-
kled. .squirtsd with syringe. or not
bsptised at all. ,a ad .- - sa
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-07-28

T SPECIAL AEErIso.-A special mseti ng
Of the qualified voters Of School District
No. 43. Doniphan County. Ksnsss. will
be held at White Cloud. on the evening
Of Saturday. the 18Th Of August next.
to take into consideration the propristy
Of contracting Immediately for the build
ing of suitsbIs District School house.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-07-28

y ~ Now that an exciting political
campaign is about opening. it is to BE-
hoped ws shall see lees dissipation. de-
bsuehsry. aud buying votes for wbiskey.
than hsvs been usual upon such sccasions.
We commend the example Of Hebbard,
the bellows Of the Nsnsbs Courier. who
is . strict Temperance man.. When he
wss acaudidats for Office. he firmly refused
to treat men who promised to vote for
bim-but always gave them . dime to
buy . snort" for themselves .-sf.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-07-28

THl CRors.-For two weeks past We
have had no raia. the rosis again srs
dusty. The days ere bot and scorcbisg.
bat the nights are cool. Tbs wheat
harvest is over and yields. we'll. Early
potatoes bsvs bsen a failure. ws hare
seen mono in the N arkst this year. With
occasional rains. the corn crop viii be
tbs best ws ever had in this section.
Many farmers ars already busy making
nay on the praH,es. t.#f ~
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-07-28

. IE There ere ut this time residing 10
Brown County. man whoss grandfather
was the original proprietor Of Hsrper's
Ferry. and another whose father boilt the
famous Gauley Bridgs. They ought to
go back ssd sobbls up" the property.
% being the only loyal heirs. 8. %.
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SrAfE oy Kansas. ExreuT1vs Drp'r.
'ss" TopExA. Nsb. 20. 1854.

T..-r. IA On Ieea
% -. w..i;.o..,. ,
n, NJ. sr IT h.,. hi. d.v writ.
-. - ~. S.cr.t.,v az War. eoneerpiup
-, ,;eb. 70 Commission All officers for the
yoluntee, troops TO b raised in Kansas
I,rust you win press m reqoes. before
the Secretary Of War. Il is 90 pslpsbly
iust tbs. cannot think there is any doubt
sbout ths action Of the War Depart mtnt
Iwant matters to 20 IN Kansas with
soms degree Of regularity hereafter, and
trust to your active corporation.
ID .aa Yours very truly. 90 .-
Tnos. CARsEr.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-07-28

q ~ There 10 considerable competities
among the great men Of the Lsns party
for State officers. the coming election. A
pressure Is now being m'ds 10y the
parties y,hsmselves) in favor Of Chester
Thomss for Gov,rnor. R. McBrstnsy
for Congress, and Guthrie for Associate
Justice II thi. Stats should succeed. the
people Of Kansas will have cause to thank
God for piss snts--thas their Stats Gov
srnmeut 10 not tn. most Insignificant
thing in creation. ---
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-07-28

r. Thers is man in South Csrolins
Who Is 90 sristocratie that be will not oe-
eupy the lower busk on bost. lest his
berth shoold b below that Of soosbody
else. '..'''@ 30 Tay hs"ra 'fal
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-07-28

CcRsEcnos.-An article sppssrsd in
this paper. few weeks since. conveying
the impression that Marshal Osborn
had removed W.. D. Bseler from the
Deputy Aarshalsh,p. O.born is U. s.
Msrshsi. while Bsslsr wss Deputy Pro.
vost Marshal. subject to the order. and
pleasure Of McC .heu. or bis principal.
Sid. Clarke. They are the oass wh, re-
moved him. 'rail-d garE
Aa,stiels also recently appeared in
the Topeka Tribune. stating that Tom
Osborn. previously to the Senatorial
election. last Winter. Va, an .An,i-Lsns
man. Wrong. Osborn has always been
regarded in this County 'ss . dsvotss
Of the victim of"episodes." 'l
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-07-28

r. Are not Ill the County Treasurers
Of Ksnsas subject 70 Governneut license
for carrying on the manufacture Of nails!
They srs constantly gagged is eollsctiDg
sas. and turning them over 10 Spv;qss.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-07-28

RE1REScH l-Whisksy is enormously
high. and il runs into . mans purse to
drink . gallon per day. 1t becomes every
one to retreneh in every wsy possible
Commences BY stopping your home news.
pspsr. srst, ,5rn lar ra a'-i .rr- .
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-07-28

~ Dingus asks: What 10 the diiI~.
snes between . msn who captures bic
truant boy. and frog in pond : ,Oas
heads bis son, and the othar suna his hssd.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-07-28

~ Governor Cavney. in one Of his
letters to Lincoln. stated that the Secre-
tsry Of War was so completely engrosssd
with vital matters of the nstion, that ha
could not be seen either upon the Gov.
ernor's or ths Presidents request. Who
doubts that the vital msttsrs referred 10.
were uoihing more nor los thsa obeying
the in, tructioDs OF Gen. Lsnei Jim owns
the Secretary Of War. >fJ ".7f .
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-07-28

H The Ladies' Repository. for An.
gust. is illustrated With view in Swit.
zsrIsnd. and Q Portrait Of w. n. Pres
colt. the Historian. The well filed De-
p'rtmsnt' Of ,hi. publication prove th.s
the new editor. Rev: !. w. Wiley. A.
NJ, is competent to keep up the Re-
pository to the standard Of ability and
interest which it attained under the msn-
sgement Of the late editor. Prizes of the
Repository. % so q year. Published in
Cincinnati. .g..-- .-ar t4r f.,a,.-.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-07-28

= u An exchange ssys that Nsmabs
is an extensive cheese producing County .
Psrhsps that accounts for The editorials
Of the Courisr slwsys bsipg " chessy."
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-07-28

v The rebels are again in tribulation.
over in Holt. Since the outbreak Of the
guerrilla troubles 10 Northern Missouri,
the Union men Of Holt havs determined
to take time BY the forelock. to prevent
troubles at home. They have this week
been disarming al sympathi.srs and
Pawpsws: aud one Pawpaw Csptain. st
Mound City. named Markham. has been
shot. We doubt whether they can have
permanent peace, as long % disloysl
person is permit cd to remsin 10 the County
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-07-28

~ Henry Craps is the Union e.ndi-
dsts for Ge,ernor Of Michigan. We trust
the Union men Of that State will have
success with their eysps. r1a q.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-07-28

WHITE CLOUD. KANsAs:-
Thursday, ;.cl::. ;: Jaly ., 1854
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-07-28

e r. How cen you trsusform . bully.
By taking the lie from him Take The
" from bully, and II will leave him sSsH