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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-08-11

: Paovlso TOO MUcH.-Lsns. through
hia friends. had already told half dozen
ai6srsnt stories concerning his cowhiding
s8sir, and sworn to them: and it was
thought the thing had about died away.
Bat hs was not satis6ed-hs wanted to
prove it mors. So be employs one Rev.
j. d. Ligssst Of Lssvsnworth. to publish
. card dssyipg the story. upon the high
ground Of defending the character Of q
slsndsred lady. This has led to fresh in
vsstigation. in which A. y. Wilder has
hssn brought to scknowlsdgs that Lane
really had difficulty with . woman on
The ssrssss Of Washington, which he wit
messed; bat be thinks she didn't attempt
to do anything bat knock IF Lanes hat
30 the story WAS true. after al l james
Hsssy. and others with such scaly repu.
tations. had better not bring more proof
than 10 called for to establish their virtue.
The Rsv. gentleman also comes out with
robss wofuliy soilsd. y
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-08-11

thas Nj. 0sese has goas . osiney 70 meet
he Cesossl. anl - hslA eoasalsstioa - 10
uhstAsr they shall mot return 10 the army.
Psshaps thsy besia 70 think this peses policy
aint quits he thing.
Tssss alarms prevail slnost everywhere ID
the North -RaH ps.s Of this State. and are the
result Of the dsfenceles condition Of The loyal
people. and the aetivity Of The rebels and their
siders and abetsors. A few days ago xas At
Canton, Lesis County. Missouri. where got
hold Of shs larysss rebel dag ever made In the
State. Said dag now waves from our ones
window. With the top end down. large letters
On each side, that the passes-bY nay read ap-
preaching from any direction, "T.itor. Read
your Doom" Oh, Golly! bow the rebels do
grit their teeth - they pass. While at Canton,
I got Wind of an old rebel Who had snee taken
The cath and given hssds, yet be had not learned
to bshsvs himself. % I anested hin, and -.
eorted him down 70 Hannibal. He vas ex'
aninsd under cath. He had recently seen biz
brother. (vho u . Coafsdsrats ohicer;) hil
brother soid hin that there were as this tim.
10 regularly sonsisssonsd officers from th.
South, recruiting noeth of the Missouri River
He said they had been here all Spring ant
Summer. The nan Who gave this evidence
under oath, declared that there were far NOR,
rebels IN this country than the loyal men ant
y. s. authositiss had any conception Of. W.
doubt not that this statement u In sabs.snc'
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-08-11

~ We publish. in another column.
. communication relative to r. Il. Rus.
ss,l. II Oregon. whoss horses were stolen
nssr this place. Probably all the writer
ssys g true. bus tia. is no justification
Of horss-stsaling. II Russsll brings bis
horses ever hsrs to prevent their being
ussd for the public service. and pack Of
thieves steal them for their own benefit. is
Government or the public benefited there.
byf Mtbs militia had taken the horses
sd Used them in the public service. we
weold have ssid "good" bu. this busi.
ness of every outlaw stealing 9 mans
property for bis own benefit. because the
ovass i pronounced un'oond. is speedily
dsswiag 10 an end.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-08-11

~ Ben. Loan csme over to W athena,
in this County. last week. and made Z
speech for Jim Lane. Hasn't Ben. 90,
bis hands about full in attending to hi,
owD interests? Or. perhaps be is repay.
ing q debt Of gratitude to Lane. for that
speech sgainst the Henderson Amend.
ment, in which be drew such an eloquen,
contrast between loyal Atcbison and dis.
loyal st. Joe.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-08-11

= TsouBLxs on The PLAISs.-Indian hos.
,taitiss on tho overland Cslifornis routa
ere now established beyond . doubt
Scarcely day passes. but trains are At.
tseksd and burned. the men, murdered.
sad, The women and children carried Of
Thsss strocitiss are doubtless instigatsd
by Sostbsrn rebels. Preparations Or,
being made to protect the region Of coua.
to. west Of Kansas. Two regiments ol
Kansas militia hsvs rendered their cor.
vices, aad bssn scssptsd. Extsrminstior
q The only fate thst should b msssd ou'
% the Indians Of the Plains.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-08-11

} THREATRSINas.-Soms we'll known
horss.thieves and their accompliees hav.
lately bssn threatening some of onr citi.
Gems. who hsvs been prominent in trying
to absts their operations in horse aesh
They're watched. and unless they speedily
reform. may soon meet their meritsd pun
ishment. Honest men. in White Cloud
will bs bullisd no longer. A word te
the wise, DC. fsre
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-08-11

10. the soft or rotten self styled Unionists. He
has at no time favored the wishes of the out.
and-out Union men In his official capacity.
When the loyal peo pie Of Nodoway Township
compel led rebel Constable to resigr, Judge
R. accepted his resignation, bat inns saisssly
re-e,psinisd said rebel to the ofiee Of Constable
A. no time has be acted with the Radical par
-. Whom. last sprins. the truly loyll eiti-
ssns requested. BY petition, that the cosnsy
Cesrt vould sppeint capable psssos 70 DE
eales Of Psnsiss Agent. Judge Z. appointed
e psrson notorieasly hateful - the Radicals.
There are huadred other instances Of Judge
RS hostility 10 the wishes Of those who AZ
deemed the truly loyal 9sspls. The last Get
sf Resell is sufficient - stamp him - any.
hing but . Loyal nan. While the murder.
ing gusrrillas were ovsTunning his State. and
Pressing % 70 the very confines Of bis County,
while posr loyal men lsft their farms mprs-
tseed aad their crops to rot, and gave I'll
they had and and al they were 70 lsfssd
thsir esanssy against The. robbers Of the csa-
ssrvstise party. the rich Judge Russell. vhess
ssAers are 6lled with geld. whose gransriss
are bursting With corn, whose eonnons ars
crsvdsa With stock Of an kinds. fsf fear hs
should be esllsi on 70 contribute horse, Or
perhaps dine. len his County, vest to Kas-
sas. sad carried away and hid his berses!.s-
fsiriotisn sssh 70 novs every nan; interest
dee move aII-and no mas more thAa his
Honos. 60 pr esnk Rassell.) What setsaesi
hin thsnf
His Hoaos :vas seee rsqsestsd - give s|
quarter to make aAas, (ssas aas ssipes-) Hs|
refused. stating hat 70 raiss sueh might saks|
. faas@ Ihss ass facts, Cisiseas efDsai-
Peaa! L 4 ssesoasy thss youshouA ssouA,s
yes',elvss absse .vhs tsek ~ bessssf u.
seily, there b ssv in dssulsaisa . Rstlaasu
ssqssstfag hin ~ he ssssspiiss 70 rskea
shslf s0ess. - AADICAL CITizKWe.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-08-11

~ Lane told . gentleman at Hia.
watha. that be had given silent vote for
the Henderson Amendment-tha Is,
voted against it himself, but induced some
other Senate, to vote for is. This ID.
mission Of two.fscedness is neither graft.
flying to Atchison nor to the Northern
Tier. Perhaps Lane will next tell us
that be made silent speech in favor oil
the Henderson Amendment.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-08-11

~ 1t now turns ont that Col. Bowen,
Of the Kansas 18th. who was recently
captured by ths rebels. and permitted to
escape. was caught while enjoying tho 90
ciety of secesh dulcines whom he had
been in tho habit Of visiting. and who
probably betrayed him. Bowen has Z
wife in Kansas, to whom this will bt
gratifying news.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-08-11
National Union Ticket

The News.
ssYhs nsws, this wssk. d altogsthsr Of .
shseing chsrasser.. ..r';I 51 &C.,
Another attack has bsen made upon
Grants forces q Pstsnborg. and the
rsbils iipulsA viii eoosiisrabls los
Thsy. rstrsa,sd. laayias thsir dad On u.
deld. .6z.rl.GE5 R
Hoods rebels made desperate asssulI
spsh shrman's army. before Atlanta
several days since, and were dsfsstsd viii
great slsushtsr. Their loss il statsd n
high - 10. 900, Including over thirty Of
6ssrs Of high rank captured.
.Fasragnss 6sst i now bsIoss Mobile
having run past che forts in the barbor
capturing and sinking several rsbsl vss
ssls, and tskisg Commodore Buchanan
prisoner. with the loss Of leg. Th'
Tbs rsbsls blsw up Fort Powell, sni
svseustsd il: and Fort Gsines was surreu
dsrsd to our fest. with 900 prisoner, 81
cannon. and an Immense amount of stores
The city Of Mobile 10 now in imminsn
danger. -,.z=as -
Gen. Avsrill. who pursued McCals
lands raiders from Chsmbsrsburg. over
took snd defeated them at Moorfeld. Vir
ginia csptnring 450 prisoners. oil tn
rsbel artillery. large quantity Of small
arms. snd al their camp equipags. Nc
Csuslsnd bimsslf narrowly sscsped. ant
Gsa. Johnston was captured. bus aftsr
varda sasctsd his ssesps.
Il IL thought that considerable battl
has Iesn fought near Winchester. Vir
ginia - The FEDERAL forces. undsr Gen
Sheridan. we're in pursuit Of the mali
rsbsl army. under Gen. Early. and hssv.
ssanoaadins was heard in that direction
fem Hsrpsr's Ferry.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-08-11
FoRr SMITH. Aug

FoRT Smith. Aug j.
The rebels under Gsnsrsls Cooper
Gsno asd Stsndwsiis. shout 5. .0OOssro's
With twelve pieces Of artillery. moved y Z
With the intention of attacking Fort snss
on yesterday. Everything was 'mTsar ,
stely put in readiness 10 Eecslvs t0su,
General Th.ysr. commanding. had nSIs
oss with . esysly. infantry and ss,'G 4.
fores . mile and . bali in front o. :. !.
forti6essioos and attacked thsn. Aaa =
half an hour conplasly routed 's's'
driving ihsm from the Geld: u.
The essusltiss wsrs small on our 'D.i
To-day thsy are in full rstrss:. puI'ssL, ps,s
by onr cavalry. This place Is tS0f''s's
fortified.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-08-11

BouSrruL CRoPs.-Ths year 1868 ia
celebrated for its bountiful crops of good
wheat. There is no occasion for the use
Of poor -four. and with this material and
the genuine Chemical Ssleratus every
housewife can hsvs light, white and
wholesome bread. This article is made
at the Fairport Chemical Works. BY D.
B. De Land 4 Co., and can be had of re-
spectacle grocers everywhere.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-08-11

THs GaEAr Kansas sTATxsxAs.-I
Gen. Lane has never bssn known to uss
an honorable argument sgainst an oppon.
ent. His weapons are abuss aud Islander.
A favori,e game with him. il to connect
bis opponents with some individual who
Is unpopular with the people. Three years
ago. Gen Sturgss wss very obnoxious to
the people Of Ksnsss. Lane eagerly ssis.
ed upon the opportunity to connect Gov.
Robinson with sturgss. and in this wsy
to draw upon him the edium Of the pso,
pie. One year ago. Gen. scho6sld ws,
immensely hated BY the people Of Ksnsas.
This was . God send to Lane. who forth
with raised the cry that Carney was work
ing with Scho6sld. When Lsns endesv'
ored to get up bis extensive thisvins sz'
pedition into Missouri. through the Paol'
Camp Meeting. and the peace Of the tws
States was threatened, the President or
dered SehoEsld ont to suppress it. scho
6sld called upon Carney. as Governor 0
the State, to aid him in the work: ant
this wss the occasion for . fresh how
from Lane and his echoes. They svs1
asserted that Carney fled protest in th
War Department against The removal o
scho6eld. This charge they were unabl
to prove. and have about abandoned j,
But il is asserted. BY those who have tb
means Of knowing. that Lane 6nall.
voted for the eonirmstion Of Scho6eld .
Major General.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-08-11
(Ror the Chisf.j
Oa.sos, Aueust Lei. 1884.

OAHeoH, August Let, 1854.
Ma. Esroa:-As there has been question
raised latsly respecting tie character Of Jsdge
r. n. Russell, Of this Cosaty. for loyalty. II
the reqlsst ef sone sitissss II your County
this b vsisssa. Jslgs Rssssn has nst he
eonAisoes Il tAs Radical Usios men Of Hols
County, loe nasy ord sulDsient fsasoo. Il
ID nssssr Of nssssiesy here. thas Resell
hes at IN tinss Is1Asd - he do Of shs
Pse-slavesy csssssvsdye Wsi0f) pasty; thss
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-08-11

~ Haven't received the Germantown
Independent for Q month. No doubt
Cumbsck has been "gobbled up" BY the
guerrillss in Kentucky, and that Lswey
has pined away until there is nothing oil
him left but his laugh and that oil.sloth
cap. If the paper don't come along soon.
we'll have to write Lewey's epitaph.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-08-11

~ A. @. Wilder publishes lengthy
card 10 the Conservative. in which bs con.
cludes that be will accept another term ID
Congress, if the people SO desire. W,
have always had liking for Cart. and
hope that the hsadlong course Of some o.
the wirs.pullers viii not result in oul
having to oppose bin.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-08-11

Z ~ This thing of Lsns stumpins
Kansas for Lincoln, is about - good .
joke o. would BE- the sending Of the Devil
to preach the gospel in Heaven.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-08-11

Tn sEvrsrH Kansas AZ Torsto'LA
correspondent makes the following ,s~ IT,.
snee 70 the behavior Of tho Ssvsnsn nAS
sss in ths Tupslo battles:
"Tbs brave. tbs gallant. ths i'HsGs; p
tbs 1dssh,ne nh Ksssss Cavalry. ssa
known . t6s ..Jsyhsvksrs." under con. :.
|mssd Of Col. HsrTiek. were Piaesd
resr. This noble band Of vetsssas' ,s !,
liant and trustworthy. kept the sne"! =
bay. skirmishins with him sll d;y, ~ ::
although q times hard pressed. s.,. 80
right under the guns Of The essny' - -
shot and shell lIsw ike hail. stones. y!
they brosghs up the rssr 10 :aissy. ~ A.
man Of thsm being seriously iDJorsa. -.
oss time psrtios Of tho coIofsd ',Js ~.
wsrs called to their aid. who mos' ''
tuslly smb mbushsd tie enemy.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-08-11

S WANTED IMxEDrArELY.-An energetic
Teacher to teach . District School in
White Cloud. Must be well recon.
msndsd. Apply to Cbss. F. Jennings,
Director, White Cloud.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-08-11

~ By the 6rst Of July. We were told,
the great blessings which Lane had con.
ferrsd upon the Northern Tier. would BE-
gin to develop themselves. The only
thing yet developed. is the appointment
Of the Border Rulian, Rufus R. Edwards.
to the position Of Commissary. with the
rank OF Captain.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-08-11

y CoNusDRux.-Why does the lamb
love Ella so Because Ella loves the
lamb 60
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-08-11

~ Lane says the best property .
State can possess. is in her public men.
Judging from the amount Of dirt, Lane
would come uutsr the hesd Of real estate.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-08-11

! ~ Why is barren soil like ox-fst !
Because it is sterile. (-teer-ils.)
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-08-11

With the above evidence "rest ny sase."
If the gentlemen from the Point have any evi
dence 70 snbnit in support Of the Issue on their
part, vould b pleased p see it; Otherwise.
it would bs bat fair for them 70 enter q ssl.
pres" r
While IL is true that my istssdaesion 70
White Closd sss not calculated 70 form very
great astaehnenw, il ID also true that found
your citisens willing and dsse,niseS 70 protect
gentlenea who cane 70 White Cloud On isgit-
innate business. and slso shs reputation and Dig
nifty Of your tenn.
TIL. PARRISH.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-08-11

jim Lars nsssgssis j. ad's.s,ssu = =
show ss most Of ths towns ssd .'hL .L,.
|Ksssas during The coning 'ix IN
jim i naasgr and selo~a. sao .,;"s s
|ds.beleas maks { vsy isssrsssine .oSs ~
M - exhib;tios. He bss eess'dxs.r ees.
|..hissd tslp" - sssise bin y -
|eeeea-s0 0aEa2eoss bd1SsSH2 ,,i.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-08-11

] ~ A new paper is about being start
I'd at Hiswatbs. in Brown County. i
will bs for Lincoln and johnson. w,
have not learned what position il viii
take upon Kansas politics. but - tbes.
arc scarcely anything bot Anti. Lane msr
in Brown. We presume the paper will 70
feet the sentiments OF the people.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-08-11

~ A Slang Dictionary. containing
IN ths dang phrases b uss. ssd many
not b NE. d sbout to h publisbsd in
Loadon- That i juss The thing need
ID ia Kansas. = osbls sbs people " IN
dssstaad iLAafs spssssss.
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s. Secretary ~ - ss-' -.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-08-11

q ~ We this week publish the annual
Circular Of the Hiehlsnd Univsrsity.-
Let the people encourage 6rst-cIass in.
stitation Of learning at homs-sueh ~ the
Highland school 10 rapidly becoming.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-08-11

r. Wstsr meloas are scarce. A few
have bssn brought to town. Of rathsr
diuiDutivs proportions. 'asd sold ss fro.
so to IS cents s.piscs.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-08-11
s. II. IRWIN, Secretary.

performance of our duty As Government OH
GERS. We hare always found him ready and viii
ling to render us any and all the assistance IL
his power; and from our personal acquaintance
with him, We know him to Be true loyal man
J. NJ. BASSETT,
Provost Marshal Dist. N. Mo.
J. E. HALL,
y. 8. Police 063csr.
r. G. B. SAYRE,
U. 3. Police Ofksef.
THE0. oRIswoLD,
Chief Clerk.
JOHN CLEMENS,
Clerk Provost Marshalis Once.
]. ". BLANCHARD,
Clerk Provost Msnhals OEfce.
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JOHN BAYLESS President
s.. Secretary .t
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-25

A New MATERIAL IN WARFARE.-Chlo-
ride of nitrogen, it is said, will soon be util-
lied as an implement OF war. Its employ
ment would seem likely to put an end to all
war. Mr.. Isham Baggs, an English chem
list, in announcing his discovery, proposes to
carry up his composition in balloons, and
drop it from the air in the midst of armies
and fortresses. "The very mention Of this
compound" he goes on to say, " as pro-
posed element Of modern warfare may pos
sibly provoke smile among chemists who
know that the most accomplished Of their
number would scarcely dare experiment with
it in quantities larger than grain of mus
tard seed, and even then only at respectful
distance, and under guard at the moment Of
its defamation. And yet not one of those
chemists will be bold enough to deny, that
with two or three chemically clean carboys
of Ibis terrible compound present in city or
fortress, however strong, the slightest cut
tings of phosphorus or single drop Of olive
oil coming in contact with it, would in one
instant decide the fate of the place and the
inhabitants" Mr.. Baggs then proceeded to
affirm that he has discovered a method Of
overcoming the contingent difficulties, and
that he is able to manufacture the deadly
material with perfect safety, and in any re
quired quantity, and that it can be safely
conveyed to its MISUNDERSTANDING Of
Medical Science.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-25

THE NORTHERN LIGHT.-We made our
self useful yesterday by visiting that old
claim, the Northern Light, situated next west
from the Sides Company, and on what is
supposed to be the middle ledge of the Com
stock. 1t was incorporated early in 1860 and
has been worked ever since. 1t is entered by
tunnel, the mouth of which is on Howard
street, and extends at the present time about
$4,000 feet west, in almost straight line,
under Mount 0phir. We entered the tun-
nel-it is through hard rock, nearly perfectly
straight, and four BY six and half feet in
extent. After passing along to distance of
about 800 feet we came to a shaft 100 feet
deep, which would make its bottom distant
about $50 feet from the top of the ground.
That part OF the tunnel beyond the shaft be-
longs to the Clyde claim, by whom it was
run, they paying the Northern Light Com
pany $500 month for being allowed to work
through it. The Northern Light is being
prospected by the Latrobe tunnel, and they
expect confidently to strike it rich again at
depth of 500 feet. Strike it again, we saw.
for the ledge was once before struck, but
owing to water it was found impossible TO
work it. Already nearly 800, 600 has been
expended on the Northern Light, but it is a
most hopeful claim, and will no doubt soon
amply repay for the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.