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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-31

HAWKINS TAyLoR.-The Lawrence Tri.
bune ssys that Hawkins Taylor. Mail
Agent, has gone TO Washington. having
acquainted himself with mail matters in
Kansas. and that important changes will
be made. What unmitigAtsd imposi-
ton Hawkins Taylor travelled from
Leavenworth. via Lawrence. to Topeka.
where be engaged extensively in political
caucusing; then attended . few indigns.
tion meetings in South. Western Kansas,
laid plans for the ensuing campaign. and
collected all the political notes be could.
as be was sent here to do: then returned
to Washington, to report to his employ
ers He has not travelled ever the State
ct all, and has obtsined comparatively
no information with regard to the mails.
True. be may have taken the prscsutiou
to examine several important routsss mp
on which changes may be made; but
this will only be for the purpose Of blin-
ding the public, and covering up other
trickery. :
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-31

A JUBILEE IN THE PENNSYLVANIA Leo
lsLAruRE.-The Legislature of Pennsylvs-
mia, which has been kept nnorgsuized for
some months by the fractions course OF
the opposition. was finally organized on
the lst instant. DR.. ST. Clair. chosen to
the Senate in the place Of Major White.
resigned. having reached Harrisburg. was
escorted to the Capitol by procession Of
four thousand Unionists on that day. and
took the oath of Office after the reading
of the official returns. The bill enabling
the soldiers Of Pennsylvania who nay be
in service next fall to vote where they are
was then called mp and passed-yeas.
seventeen: nays. sixteen-s sqnare party
vote. This resnk was~hsiled with lend
cheering. which did not sbate when the
old clerks were re elected BY seventeen
votes to sixteen blanks.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-31

The Big Blue Union has come to Us
dressed in mourning for the downfall sI
James H. Lane. 1t publishes the samel
Of all those who voted for Carney; calling
it "The black list," and the names ol
those who voted against Carney. is the
Unions "Roll of Honor" Query: ia the
editor in earnest. or does be remember hi.
master. and seek 10 that way to pay for
the office which be now holds. and for
which he draws one hundred dollars per
month. from the q. s. Government, and
without rendering an hours service. We
like to see men in earnest. bnt can t exact
'ly see the consistency of mans bawling
fraud. who is fattening on the price of his
allegiance to base MASTER Troy hves-
hqotor.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-31

QUIBBLlNo.- Nemehs Courier re-
sorts to quibbling and special pleading.
in the matter Of charging Us with being
bought up. If he is disposed to split
hairs. let him split. He accused the six.
ty.eigbt with corruption. and as many
other mean things as he could find in his
Dictionary. We were one of the sixty
eight; and if the charge is not against
Us, the same as if be had mentioned our
name, we do not know what he calls it.
If we should state that the editor of the
Courier had taken inflammation of the
brain. from having . hole in the seat oi
bis breaches, we presume he would re-
gard it as meaning him. as clearly as
though we called him by name.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-31

PApucAH.-It seems that the capture
of Psducah BY Forrest. was very like
catching Tartar. A small Union force
occupied . fort near the city. upon which
the rebels made two assaults. but we're re-
pulsed with great slaughter. Then they
happened to recollect that they had not
demanded the surrender Of the fort. which
thsy st once proceeded to DO. Being re-
fused. they made two more assaults. but
were sgain repulsed. Two gun-boats in
The river participated in the fight. Then
the rebels turned their attention to the
city, which they began to pillsge. The
troops in the fort, while they were able to
hold it against the rebels. were too weak
TO 60 out and attack them, and therefore
could not protect the city. However.
they burnt and battered down some houses
that obstructed their range. and in which
rebels were concealed. firing upon the fort
Forrest captured . nmuber Of non:eom.
batsnt citizens. and then sent in ! asg ol
trnce, offering to exchange them for hi.
men that had besn taken.
The rebel loss was from twelve to 6f
teen hundred. Federal loss small. Among
the rebel killed. was General Thompson
formerly prominent lawyer Of Paducab
who came home to die.
Thousands of dollars worth Of cloth.
ing was taken from the stores. 1t is said
that Forests raid was planned in ,ths
North, and that immense stocks Of cloth
ing had been shipped from Cincinnati and
New York. purposely to fall into hi'
hands. This is the latest style Of carrying
on trade with tie South.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-31

LoYALTY or rHs MrrHopr,, rr-
CoNSsRsScs.-The Baltimore "o0,lt "t
snce Of the Ms,hodiss Episcopal Gban'ss GSn',s'
in session on the 9Th inst. adoo,sI IDa''a,
port by Q vote Of for.y-eigs Co. 70.
in which they declare a. iolIows u'' .u.
That We owe and plsig, avail.
allegiance to the Government Of n. S,' Nv.
ted States 10 war and in peace -, .,s sal'
its constitutional administrator !. ~. ~. %
department. thereof; and tha. wa ,b"sI s'I
fore a6ectiostely exhors our peoni. '.s.'' Ss
BY position. kindred. or irssre,,' "aa,
have been tempted to- sympstbizs nv ny
those who seek the overthrow of saa ,st
Government. to seek the word Of a. a sa's
above recited. and not esteem Io,.,
thereto. as Questionable or q matt. J.
taste. sympsthy, or prejudice. bpt ~. . :, !.
divine irjunstion. and as involvio, ' Il. =
religious duty Of prayer and effort 3, ~ ~
restoration OF our national unit, n... Nv
and prosperity /: or. in the lans,,ss .'.. J.
the disciples. to use oil laud.bIs rs.s' =. ~
to enjoiu obedience to the powers tbs, E !. !,
Thst We will not receive into n.
Csnfsrence. or elect to ministerial o,a... ~
either from the local or itiner,,t r,.I
any man Of k.own disloysl,y.
THAT in view Of the grss. cb.,,. .
the providence of God which ia tsii,s =
place in the public mind. in the dir.e,ias
Of emancipation in the State Of M.yl,,s
and elsewhere. we believe the tim. !, ~, @
far distant when the Baltimore C.ni.,
ence will no longer be embarrassed !,
maintaining the well-known princiuls y
the Methodist Episcopal Church upon 4.
subject"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-31

The LAST CHAxcE.-Csptain A. NJ.
Pitts, Of the Kansas 9Th, is now recruiting
for that veteran regiment in this place.
Bounties will cease on the 18th of April,
and the Draft will take place. if the quota
ofKansss is not filled by that time. The
quota for this Township will be from
II to 20. Young men desirous Of enter
ing the service. now have an opportunity
of joining one of the most famous and
best drilled regiments in the Union. and
will at the same time receive handsome
bounty. Let rs avoid . draft in this
Township and County.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-31

In the Ohio Senate on the % inst, Mk
Devin. of Knox. gave notice that on to-
morrow, or some subsequent day. he
would introduce bilfto prevent disloy.i
practices. and to prohibit citizens Of the
State of Ohio from giving pecuoisry OF
other ard to persons banishel from nc
State for di-loysiry under orders Of tho
President of United States. This bill IS
intended to prevent the Tallsndigh,n
fund from being sent to that distinguishes
traitor and sypps,hizer with the leaders
Of the Southern Conieierocy.-Bhr0E
{ Ohio, Journol.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-31
The Democracy of New smp.hire

The Democracy Of New Hsmp.hire
entered the recent campaign in that State
full of hope and expectation. They framed
long revolutionary indictment of the Ad.
ministration. and set forth the beauties Of
holiness according to Democratic ideas.
and the blessings Of peace according to
BIN. Wood. in language that would
have been crsditsble to the Democracy Of
Butler Conaty. They made mp the issue
clearly and sharply. and with full con-
seriousness of the bearing the result won,d
have upon the Presidential csmpsign.
The consequence is that they have been
snnibilated, Gilmore beating them BY
1000 majority. very heavy gain. and
the election of the entire Union ticket
- Cincinnati Com.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-31

~ The South Fork Council, Union
League. in Brown County. have passed q
series Of resolutions denouncing the SEN
atorial election. It is peculiarly appro-
pirate that this Council should take such
action. It was from members of South
Fork Council that the band of horse
thieves and robbers which has lately come
to grief in that section, were harbored and
protected under the gsrb Of Union League.
Why should they not be opposed to the
"fraud %
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-31

ENLARerNe TUE ROLES OF EvrDEsoe -
A bill has been introduced in the New
York Senate. to permit husband and wife
to be witnesses in certain cases. 1t pro.
vides that on the trial of any Issue. or BY
consent Of parties. the husbands and wives
Of the parties thereto. and Of the person
in whose behalf the proceedings may b
brought. sball be competent and com.
psllsble to give evidence. viva pocs or BY
deposition. according to the prsctics ol
the court, in belslf Of either party to the
suit: bot this shall not apply in any
criminal proceeding. or any proceeding
instituted in case Of adultery. Neithes
husband Or wife shall be compelled to
disclose any communication made by the
consort during marriage.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-31

A REoUEsr.-Will John Speer. of the
Lawrence Tribune. have the kindness to
re-publish his letter to Thomas Carney,
asking him to become . candidate 70,
Governor, sometime, we think. in. .Au.
gust. 1862? We had preserved copy.
but have mislsid it. Or, if he has not
room for it in his overcrowded columns
will he send rs . copy. that We may pub
lish it? We assure him we do not hold
him accountable for anything contained
in the letter, but ascribe the whole to
Gen. Lane, who was the dictator, if not
the author, Of it. This letter is q scrap
Of political history which should not be
lost in the present campaign.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-31

OuR NExr PRrsIDksr.-It is . deci-
Jed thing-the people have decreed it,
that Abrabam Lincoln shall be reelected
President. and no human power can pre-
vent it. All over the country. wherever
the question is agitated, I" Honest Old
Abe" sweeps all before him. At meet.
ing of the Union Lssgus in Lancaster.
held on Thursday evening. President
Lincoln Was unanimously rs. nomioste
Il is SO ali over the country-ths people.
clubs. Leagues and Legislative bodies Of
loyal men everywhere are for President
Lincoln. and all the power Of Copper
hssdism cannot prevent his reelection. -
LsMgh Regisser, A1esto,cs, Pa.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-31

QuIrr NAruRAL.-So long % the rsO.f
authorities could help the CoPperbs'dF
Of Pennsylvssia. they refused to eseh.ns'
Mai. White, q member of the Ststs sn>
ate !; but as aeon as bis place ws' 'op-
piled by special election. AMI the tie 10
the Senate broken. they released him 'n'
seat him home. They are perfectly 'n'
iAied with the reb,. in refusing to 'st in'
M.ior come home before the organIssi0'
of that BODY.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-31

A LcUp MoUrHrD FRAUnrE.-n
Troy Investigstor says:
We met q man one day this week Who
has been whipped BY a vigilance cor.
mittse for stealing. His wife had kh
him bscanse he had whipped her, b,
children are barsfooted anil hungry, Bio
wh;skey bills are unpaid, and his general
appearance indicated that he was dead
to every sense Of virtns ant p'opriey.
This man was discoursing upon the
=" frand." cursing Carney. and lauding
Jim Lsne to the skies. We would T-
pect 1t.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-31
On the Same Text.

We last week made few comments
upon the following text from the Big
Blue Union:
"And judging from Gov. Csrney's 3
past Kansas history, are you. is any can
did man prepared to trust him in the fn-
,ure, under every and any circumstance
where liberty, nationality and honor are
at Issue Z"
Having stated that Gov. Carney has
all his life been Whig. . Free State
man, and Republican. let us now set
how the tex. will apply on the other side
Gen. Lane was q member of the old
Doughfacs Democracy. and voted with
ibs Southern Disunionists, for the repesl
of the Missouri Compromise. and the pas
sage of the Squatter Sovereign Kansas
Nebraska Bill-sn act that opened sht
Territories anew to Slavery. and was th'
beginning Of sectional excitement which
led to the present rebellion.
After the passage Of that act, Gen
Lane came to Kansas, to organize th'
De.ocratic party in the Territory, upor
regular Pro-Slavery. Doughfsce princi
Piles. and to become the leading man ii
the State.
Shortly after his arrival in K K.usas, b.
went to jackson County. Missouri. snd
endeavored to purchase enough slaves te
start plantation, on tick Bat Slavery
was just then in the ascendant. and bu
man stock was no drug in the market
therefore. no one could be induced to sci
to an adventurer. on time.
Being a man of considerable shrewd
ness, he soon discovered. from signs and
sounds in the distance, that Kansas was
bad climate for Pro-Slavery Democracy
He therefore became Free State cham
pion progressing from advocacy Of I
black-lsw. to that state of perfect Abo
litionism which would permit Of ties fo
the underground railroad being made
from bis body /; snd has been. for years
striving to bs to the Radical party o
Kansas what be designed to be to tn
Pro-Slavery Democracy-the leader ant
dictator.
Now. the editor of the Union cam,
to Kansas possessed of about the sam
political principles as Lane. upon his I'D
vent. and therefore may sustain HIM from
some other principle besides his salary o
$1,000 a year but we would reverse tn
Unions question. and ask:
"And Judging from Gen. Lanes pas
Kansas history. is any candid man pre-
pared to trust him in the future. unde
any and every Circumstance where liber
ty. nationality and honor are OF Issue :"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-31

GovEaSoR's STArF.-The following ,p'
poiutments have been made and commr
stoned on the Governors stas, under sOs
new Militia law: !,
Col. G. Dudley. Adjutant General an'
Ed. Russell, ON. General.
Aids-Lieut. Colonsls David Brock
way. James A. McGonigls, F. h. prsa'
ming. w. Fl. II. Fishback. w. Z. DaF
ton, j. r. Swallow. and D. P. Lowe.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-31

VALLANDreHAM URelNa War IN TIE
Observation-Disclosures hs, written q let.
ter Of coincidence to the proprietor, of the
Dayton Empire. whose office Was Quilted
recently. He says there is now bot on.
remedy for the past. and preventive Of
future injuries, and that is instant, sun.
mary and ample reprisals spon the prop.
srty Of the men at home, who BY lsngu,s.
and conduct are always melting to ,ha
ontrages. Retaliation is the only sod
rightiul remedy in times like these. Re.
prisals in such cases are now the only
means left for q return to law and o,dr.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-31

We learn from the Adintsus G'os!aI
that the number of voluntesr reefalu !,
mustered into the service Of tbs Un0sa
states during the months Of J.ou'fI'
February and first ten days Of MACE
and for which this State 10 entitled TO CIV
it. is 738. and the number Of veterans, /"
ported for the same time 357. mssn
total 1905. Only two ofths veteran ~
iments 9TH and Sth) have been rspo''"
as yet.-Topeka Tribune.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-31

) r. By way Of rarity. We had another
considerable snow-sterm. on Monday.
and have had disagressble weather ever
since. Monday and Tuesday Here quite
storning. Spring will probably Be along.
one OF these days.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-31

E An agricultural paper says ths.
ants are very mischievous and destructive
in gardens. We thought not. We used
to have an old aunt who spent much oi
her time in tbe.garden. and it Away,
seemed to rs that the garden looked all
the better for it.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-31

\ @ The Nemaha Courier is scsnewba,
more happy in it's poetical quotations,
since the accession to its editorial force.
We believe it has not lately quoted from
Hudibrss, and credited it to Ben. Butler
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-31

DH The St. Joseph papers give foil
account Of long race after q scoundrel
named Vandevier. one Of Joe Hart. and
Qu.ntreli's gusrrillss. BY J. A. Pickett.
Of this place. and Cspt. Allen. of Mis-
souri,. They caught him at St. Paul,
Minnssots. and brought him back to St.
Joseph, where he is now in custody.
awaiting bis trial.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-31

r. w. PorTER.-Potter, Of Coffee, ID
splitting bis throat crying ''phrsud. .
''sold ont" DC. Potter tried once to buy
goods Of Carney 4 Stsvsas % time
couldn't do il. Carney was too good .
fsaseily. Potter thipta. beside. that his
vote and inHnenes ara worth something.
They were worth $500 on the University
bill. aud e400 on the Bridge bill. Whsp
ve ssnnot carry an honest measure With
cut buying vstss. We sball call on Potter,
perhaps. CosseI 6rors Prsss.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-31

~ Gen. Lanes retinue. armor. bear
srs and spit-box cleaners. say that not q
member who voted for Gov. Carney for
Senator will be returned to the Legisla.
turs. Then that body. next Winter.
will be composed Of new men, out-snd-
out /: for Lane is giving fat Federal ap-
pointments to all who we're not bought by
Carney, which disqualiies them for hol-
ding seats in the Legislature.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-31

4 E After vexstieus delay. Seaver
& Jennings have at length received the
greater part Of their stock of Goods,
which they are now opening. and will.
in day or two. be prepared to Oder bar
gains to the public. Don't forget to call
around.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-31

TIE BETTER DAY TEE BErI.a ~. =.
The rebel Congress has sPpo,ots' E ~
first of April as the dsy on wh'ca ~
third Of the valus of Mr.. MemnnsH.
currency will be "repudiated." iesI Si,
fsrers BY that act of con6scstion prom.
think this day to have been chosen . i !.
complimsss 70 themselves. the ',el'% I 4
the hugess practical joke ever pl,,'a g, "
on All Fools Dsy.-Mw Yors f0"'
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-31

~ All the papers friendly to Gov.
Carney. advocate the reelection Of Pres.
idsnt Lincoln. The Lane papers cay
they are only humbuggins the public.
and are scbsming for the somination oil
some other man. All the Lane papers,
we believe, are also favorable to Lincoln.
Their support. Of coune. is genuine. 1t
would be sacrilege to doubt it. .,+
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-31

EE We have received several mum.
bers of the Grand River News. published
at Albany, Gentry County. Missouri. by
E. A. Davis. formerly employed in this
Office. He is q good printer and racy
writer, and gets up q good paper.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-31

@"How much did you get Pr
NsssaAa Cosrier. 5
Not - much Is you got for going to
Topeka. in the interest Of Atchisou, to
nss your influences in psrsuading your
Representatives to betray the Northern
Tier. 55
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-31

~ Bob Foster. 9 loud mouthsd rebel
of Holt County. Mo-. who several year,
since. attempted to surround and capture
. company Of Col. Peabody's regiment,
and has since been dieting in rebeldom,
has returned and availed himself Of ths
Presidents amnesty proclamation. There
are some Others Of the Foster family who
arc yet considerably touched with the
disease II they do not carry themselves
right civilly. after returning home. the
amnesty proclamation msy not be ol
much servics TO them. t-.-
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-31

~ j. F. Cummings. for some years
principal conductor of the Topeka Tri.
bune, has sold out his entire interest to
Andrew Stark 4 Co. Mr. Cummings
has been an enterprisiug and successful
publisher. and retires with something
for rainy day. May his gut-fat never
diminish. We have only one request to
make of him. ere be goes behind ths
scenes. We want him to make Us pre-
sent Of that white plug hat Of his. Send
it by express, charges paid.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-31

1 They have 9 rumor that the rebels.
this Spring. are going to change their
war policy, and assume the offensive.
Lee. with an immense army. is to invade
Pennsylvania. while another large army
is to march on Cincinnati. We should
think the rebels had tried the invading
business to their satisfaction.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-31

Gen. Neal Dow. arrived 10 Washing.
ton on the 18th. direct from Richmond.
He appeared on the Aoor'of the House in
his Libby Prison costune-Hannsl shirt.
blue pants. and single breasted private
soldiers suit-flled up BY the General
himself. He says that if We have any
more succsss in this csmpsign. it must
Be the last one. The rebels eauuot hold
ont for another campaign. He says that
some Of his old Maine law disciples IN
Richmond. do not live up to his precepts
since they became rebels. He expresses
. desire to Be in the Geld sgsin q soon
- possible. e zs
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-31

r. Any ons who has ever heard Pet.
ter. the Indignant. make speech. must
have remarked bis frequent use Of the
expression, 81 trust" Nov be is mad
at Carney. because be too wouldn't trust
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-31

~ The Junction City Union ex-
presses its disgust at the cosrseness of The
Chief, and in the same editorial column
gives puff Of stallion that is to stand
for the season ct Junction. Comment
Is unnecessary.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-31

~ The Leavenworth Conservative
is "hsrd up" for names. It calls the
supporters Of Mcdowell for Mayor, "Bol-
tsrs." As Mcdowell wss the first man
nominated. We should like to know what
his friends have boltsd from. % 7't
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-31

! ~ We are under obligations to Gen l.
Lane for package Of pumpkin seeds.
and . copy of newspaper containing an
article written BY some one in his en-
ploy. giving the opinion Of somebody
else that the election Of Gov. Carney to
the Senate is illegal.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-31

80 A dispatch from Fort Smith.
says ths Army Of The Freusisr is on the
move; probable dsstinat;oe, The northern
md sestsrp Countiss Of Tetas.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-31

Z H Frank Armstrong. for six years
past one Of the institutions Of White
Cloud. LEFT q. on Tuesday. for . inors
Eastern longitude. Long may be we've.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-03-31

"Lsns on the BRAIN" is frightfully
ravsging disease. and infected sixty eight
Of our State Legislators very suddenly
Nemaha Courier.
The disease that principally troubles
the Courier, is /" mud on the brain.''