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Nteleb be8 tDnisen Goasgius Der s8Intdr3te In Qpn
bpn @rnbuirer eines ercu reb3tnt6en @pueeen
Der. Saaen, fer ben griffin &beil ines 9ebens In BEN
6piptalern 2paOcn, pars 9bilaeelpbia anberen
Stdben ;ueebra Eat einise Ter punterbarten Seunsn
cplenbet bon teeeu tie elbitte eer aRhisir reis I'm
aatee 9ettenoe te an Cbnauen Ncrpbtat nno antersn
&rdnfteten ten ipte Z. y. audi Die Bel plSslten &C.
rduafn m tr erdrefen, bic su pit err6tsu Bel sertnaen
AIeintafetter L. n. Wurlen aueenbldlid aebetlt. L.
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Btlb btiratp Dsrionen,
Oreanti6. S9waAs

mr6 aneersslt gbett nno bic oUe Sreft wieSer berse
felt. Dieies urttare 2ei wtts has 2eben eeno unb
bic gbe uns Nabpmmen4ait 1nmDsGi3 mabt tR,cft tas
2prs Derer, bic ibrcn Qeiaeni4afte nbeOnen tr6bne
unse 2eute ino 3u lett W Musl6petfun9tn senet neil
e feren Bpeen nt eenag tenen. sCbsletd tie aud burd
Strturen Nieceri@lasen i'm Sarn Stein nb nnbere llr
laden sntetsn fann - t m bod metaemtbetls ent SsIee
hes 9hebrnudaes Der etelen Orsdne g9er aber NTH IS
usnen ba he 9ra Der Gr3eusuns eber Deuen SerIs
rem ptrh bic R betmlien 2aaern erseben als sSn Dexea
bic Ia weiie fnS .=f,r rru Fl.
~ Offtee: 90. 7 @iib'6rebertdFr. ;,
itsben Sbiirea bon Balttmcrefr., Gitltde Sette,
bte Stnfen binauf .a ...5 a
D1an merle d gtamen nn6 6ausrummer, Senn unpiIen.
te nS truserie Nantaer, eurtrtebene no selpfenlpe
Quadalber, Shubfder, Gttefelwi6ler Str saretniser
unb 2amperpuser 10. I'D, re9elmaBtse Ner3te
un6 lauern anseUsen rrn Dr. ptrfpns 9f tn Der Rdbe
R8. aue Sriee ntalIen einen gpf-5tamY entbalttn.
CINE 0stlupg IN 2 Goqen 5u9eIiGert.
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SSerratiie6te OSdc6rieDteap.

* g8ie man &iiiie per 8plt perienbet. 6i1ter
biele neue electromagnetic iino mir erit ge=
itern 9efpmnlelI unp oa beielbe fir 2ebe8briei=
i4reibenoe ppn SntereIie 1T, tbeilelt mir it(
nit !:
Geiterr iiber9ab ul,S cine nidt mebr iebr
iunge SOlOatenfral nahitebenben Brief pe6en
2lboruf Sl pbigen 9llten 3pef ie erGaubte, nit
Der 8itte, ibr, als 9etpobnter r6eberfu6Ier, &"
Die 9tntpprt parallf 5ll idreiben:
SihaOanp6a, 9ene Sic, Der 4, @tert. 9iebe
8awett! fTf @
Gb iBt idon ier Sang bddr bas id oer net
f1nt i4reipe 1fff qlper mer fin aleipe( an Sart,
neil Die feterane bdm lein uf Orlab.- .-Nan 81
lpiboer fumme fffff bdrfe min bdn, 4
8il6t bu 9iunO ffiff1 ib bin flltno nor baz
bid fen Sugt nod meiner bdrnteI. SEA mart
nor lpann i'd flrm ii S4reib ball peim Ibe
.. Mann 81. 81. r..
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2}fWnoIr6 III bsah CT (!

&t. Ssbnfrn btetet a1en 2encn feline 5nle an tsetdIe m
bnr plde 8ebeime nHs natrlde Geif unb R6rper ser-
torenee fnr bic @rbett Bic Gea6afe unb bic e ufibts
taadenfe 2dher aelebm1d)t tabelt. -. r.
pier tne stnt9 rer traur9en uS tetldsensrerben Gel.
gen ftr ruben @frbnbeiten res gners Sdw DE i 8ut-
ten un6 ben CSlielsrn Ger;en i'm rp Sdwi6e tes @e-
E4tS erimf Der @ta terd Serstlppfen ne b6fe nrlbe
Wa9snl6wa6e unrr6nnns Ger Gereouunss. aaas.
metne Gnttrdftnns. Sgmptrme Der S6pin6iu4t.
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be6ensen tag en 8uter Sci urp n geunt.r SSrre tie
netbpenci9eh grfrrrfrie STR tetlidtn 81 dleliptti
nS Sd rPne tie pirb bic &eis tes 9eb9s Hr trausen
gtl8tratrt Die ars3en res yes nS perinftrn id ue-
ltb un9 bic ette wrS ergriftn QeripcHne uno me-
lanbpltlttn Sttra1tnnafn, ra5 un5 Gle 6reUsen pee
&6fefe 6ene6en oerpeisert line. =
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}l4la; 8 utf,

hte t burd bemltde Qaf;r eeidm0t taten ee lie fo oft
bpien 2euen in Der Sdue Ierne une heren pl-
9en e aaud@titds fpire ielb I'M Slais, purc splutp
net, bic metn nn9ethe fe Gts unme8lia MAIDEN tnb
&prper uno et erfre Ipn ten icprt fit n6ttJtn DIT
te tpun. Spl4e perlpRen mueu teppr e ereten III ie
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-04-06

Die Wife GGuIsnte @ttt ritero Ger eten ftGer;ebn
Sabre IN bic Ntaft tan rt pR zen tie tae rid
ler EunolrSti2a Sptra irpen, reibe Or. }pbno1 ans
l1rts fntn ee titlNs$ ELpoettcrt piee dntere
Yllsn gttrridttt wurs3 mn enel in gt;u9 Iencn
Gharatter ols @brc il cir9 auf Gtaraste unb Ge-
miientafgtet jap Aeittnten eine Rinredenee @epGbr
IefnnS. - 5.-l
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3etftg.

Die iredbben Bittunsen bes eGiters Fnb sr su fr@.
sn gffl S Sss e. ysf|irrans Sss Ssss @
eer 9eeui6aft udt lad Ginfam;ete Nfifrancn 9saen
4 elbf 6uldtamFet IT, |. u. itno etnt9e Der iblimnen
Splse. s5
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-04-06

G8 gittntts uapi t;st nts nnttttaiente 2uadulGtr.
melde M asS NerSte aresttn lire Or. bnltpns Rnfun.
bigun9en crp4eh, Gurlt6tr Siitiemitr, Spmpsnpnstr
2eben anatt Ter eelea 1ss&ait Ger Ntto5in efm ne-
brighten Bernie mitmtttn @ jcFt tgtlindbs sebilSets
Nerjt tturtn 5tm utr rahreGeu uno Mig Urges Ibnen-
ben @ oM'braNBen bic eeunptfi ler ful6e naelldlt-
der sBtte IN tire 1ntt fonnen ssrn9 dcn rptnt-
zen Sr Sehnlrn bait bsBbalb fir nethwcnbG 81 er-
fann nb eaS stne 8e5taub8asta pctr GipOme befdsbs
tn itiner Sliics Iieatn.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-04-06

Or. SFenfen If Ter einsise reoemd6is eebtbete arjt
Welder bic 9spn9 BON 6enien Rrdnfbte anetet Getne
Wttel nnS UeeaaSlnS Iino alien anhertn sdnj ltnbe.
tannt 9r N beransebtet bon etne 9eben medeS er TT
ben eroBten Spptdern Gnrppa5 unb fe ersn bieies 2a
Sss subrabte. ndmlisb gnsEdnt 8rantre6 nn6 tn hem
Scges BON Yblahelpttd H. 10 unb Bat cine ausSeeebn
ters prartS, ais aue an6ereA Aerste ber gDelt.
Der rel9er i ber pfleee hes Dr. Solution arbem sibt
tanE f gertransn aO ene G9re ais damn upb etne @r
i@idH9teitats Mr3t !1ttll3a Iff I'll, 1f4,,
N5- Office: Wo. I g Ib- Srebertd RraBe, Iknier
3sno pom SaItmorefr.. Heben eer ,sIrbeiterbale." @
6duttrduttttter tpesbsn itnelI aebeiIt> q.
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Sa1ttmor soa. S3Ofpita L.
3ur 1ntsrosiiduns oer QuadlaI5erei etablirt.

Der ein3tse plob In etv gGe!t, ro li6trs.
{Waele unp 1 a.ll:Giok Jiu.eN II
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9ebe; Rranf0yttem

aebe; linen RranF0rtteu q
eemat wtrsta, als ta ns: 3tusun8santiiofet saeabt
in benz den nn brn tolieesrn @ntsuneun9en Der Nercn
unb Sdie Sdemter9eBunsen S9WdAe Ger gtercen, gtd>
eeni6wade, yati9eit gitterseftasenbei. 9erfdnhes'
6Bade 6ertlrpftu GdI6terntett 3tttern ausen l6wde
S&wtnbel, eppitmer Gntsinbung Is 6alieS ter Ndis
Der Qanse, trs Ed9ens, Der @tu9ptie ub a1tr iener
uebe bic opn 9ewtIen 9temen 0wetube ten Der 5users
elGe ftren 0pferr eebbrlt9er lint ais Ter Sreren Sc
fang ben GeFlbrten beS llpss, herrbren une pt1n nt
3es gteilt werbrn tire Sdu;enoen 6rnnn9en eerntd-
ten, G4wde Ger grnhitution herpCrbrinsen bic Gte UNI.
nSa8 maaen nno suIst ten s6rptr Sinn scrfSreH.
Suns: Tdnrer, - ... ..~ i
teirnbers wede tte oper itre eepcn eaftrs serrben
nb, cas- dbrlid il eite Sdueee ii stn III ribes Grab
retst mclde sutd l5re erbaberen laente rnb etdten
yerdneeSta1te nit Sen! Oeer htr gersttIlnfett ben sc.
nat beseert uo Ter Neer btaberee SDne etlpdt kGke
warsen m68en iid nit ppaem Gertraufn nabfa ..,. s.
+ e-2zBabtirate:tt Derioren, z
Ster SoAc, melte M u oerNsiratbtn teabi6tisen unb @
pbptder Sdrde entS aneeren Sineer nies bewuet
fpo, patcn unrern9lih Or. Scbnfpn ;u Rabe ;ieben.
gle Snternilie gesen sic be pbp9e pbtr aeifgt Ger
rltwg, &etibarit Der Sic Uen 3tern NIB Gw6e, Deer
@idDptun9 Ter dredlt6ten Nrt perben inneu turtrt.
Derjenise rreler ger 8ebanbluns un6 TIrlprse nsn
Or. Srbntpn n:er3iet t1nn tbnt ais einsm Gbrenaane
p6ne Snrt @ aneertrauer une sXoerlt auf ieiue 6r3t
ltde Gelddlt6feit cerIae1. . =
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Slrmpani 81. feri6t 0tagt. 3. beip,
np6. emp[ II.

Gegen Die photographic iagen mir ni6ts,
benn eS bat nidt ein Sober Gelegenbeit 9ebabt,
IN ieiner Su9enb Sbrei6en Su lernell; allein
pri9ine4 lit Die SOee nit pem +, ipeI6e$ ipie bic
@mpfdngerin ia9t iepeSmal einen Rub be-
beutet.-luF Die g8eiie f6nneL Obne cine 9orz
toiiber9ew6t Sn peranlaiien, &liie perianbt tperz
ben. (Snff. gGeltb.
.; pGin lppaler &atbpIif, +" i6reibt an ben &ez
bafteur Der 9iew=OOrfer vSribrne:" na H..
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-04-06
DR.. Johnston,

beg etn,i8s Wrst, pflder au;e; t.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-04-06

n -st 2NerIDer tOerr+ 'tris-.- s-tl ...t,. ,.-
g8plen Sic gefdugit Die 3batlahe pertiinoi=
gen, bab Der Observation-Disclosures bes ,,0Iez
trOpplitan Gecpro" ben Sitel ieines 8lattes, To-
meit eS fin Die Circulation nWiflipuri befinult
iii, perdnoert, I'm ba5urh Die Srore bes Sen.
Npienfrar5 Su rmgeben, tpelbe Die Circulation
oelielben III ieinem 9epartement unterbriitt.
Sine 9(n5abl nit bemStpff beS ,,Hetorp" qngez
fIillteS Grelnplar lit unter oem Sitel ,,@inbtca=
tor" 9ebrudt wproen S5noem Sic bieieS per=
Dientli6en, perben Sic ba5l beitragen, een8e@
milbun9en pieies tatbplii6 iein tppIlenben 3e>
Oactellr8 ;-bie GrenSitaatenfatbpliten NIT tieinen
EOdperrdtberlden .9octrinen an51iteden - eit
3iel 5n ieben &c. ~
700 . Gbr9efibl. Stem. g)orfer SSldtter melOerL
oaB Die &etailbdnbler ppn 9tepsg)prt tirslib eilt
Committee nit 5000 DpllarS na9 9llbenp
i6idten, I'M bel Der 2egislatlr Die 8aIlirung ei=
ner 8ia gu perbinbern, bab aber bas Commit,
tee oas Gelb ielbit in Die SaI6e su iteden be-
,i6lpb-nllr lt1rt Die @brli6feit pes 2egi8latpren
niGt in Geriu6m1g gu fibren. a,i1 ~ ss
. @ines Dcr grDBter Gilenbabn4@rpiecte bat
Die @eleb9ebuug BON @ennlplpania eben inter
oelolVuit9. JttlCQ peIlllelpeIl 1pueH pllrD ItHIz
5ig StraBen Ybilabelpbia'S Giienbubueu gelegt
fperoen. 5HH .ia 4aW
$ Spllten 5ur 5trufe ibr ganSes 9ebeu lang
dlte Sungfern bleiben. 9ie jltngen 9amen ppn
Se 8itt Clinton Gpulttp, Soma, baben, pie|
ein Be6ielblatt beri6tet, fplgenpelrn fer9terliz
6en" 8eidluB gefaBt: Hsbaa
8ei6lpiIen, DAP mir rils ppn feiuent jnngen
Wtanne ben 6pi MAIDEN laliell wClett, Der 8er,
9lle pber ir9enO Elm beraul6enbeS @etrdit Su
ii6 niunmt ssfr
*9er beribmte 0tebellengeneral 9apbert 81.
See, oamalS Sberit i'm Ser. StaatenoienIte, mar
es, pelder Spbn 8rOWr in 6arper's SSerrp ee>
fangen nabm uno an Die 8ireinia . 8ebDroenI
aislieferte. 5aital 5 sl..5 tlf s9 s.,
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.t4l.3. 0 - yti4t ~ iiberieben..
GfasMi Or4a suE Sberser's allaemeims
aHH s. lis tis1i.li TtnRtimftur, ,naioi.
g bic ttb btrsft 1Cn DeutiGIanb trstete
Hpa7a Stderes PnIfss unS 43onsaittu
i - ee9en ale rBelmut@eu Sranfbeiteu, sIife uup
y HH s tl GrtGlfnnS,qf 3 rIot8fieber, Maferu
Doer Slattern, ippie eili5is in ietner ar
3nr Serettnn9 BON Gidt, lnb b5nise fiber
N4LN Se'lun9 f9cn eingetretener StSruns ees Orao.
tISmns I'M menipiGen SSrper. 3epnbers su empfe6Ier
SeSen gldbnnsen, @erifcpfuns, &ntanbran9 tramcars
gen andue te9li9er art 6ebsr, 8ei6merten Der 8rna
beS Wtassns inb untereites. Na9eres if aus ebruu6s
anipiiiInSen bel mir gu crieben
SO if eerburG 5eben @elesenbet gebpten, ftr peuis
@elbF9 stb pieber sur @eSnbteit su betbslfeu onis
fds sesel arantbeiten su nabreu. 81 rsnsr ,t
Die Glai4e tcfet nit &ebroutsanmeiiunaeu rs
Gents afb IL ein5iS urb alein dot su baben 6ei
't2H'~ .'A 9eimridb Srmnmer, 591
SsO. 65 g. GGtawitrafs. spiItsu gratts uus
H,r&N
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@mpfna

sGe@ter Gmmentba1er, S1metSes
2tntbureer &Gfe, @SerDelat 9Smrf}
ebfn EteSsr sfnSetrOffen nnD btltef Su baben bet
"a. Npeset nj beImS,
t7iult% l4.A ,379s sgDeh SdItintCreSr.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-12-15

In 4 QUAsDARY.-The Lane papers are
puzzled to find competent man Of their
party for Speaker of the House. The
Topeka Record says thst mona Of the par
lismsntsrians in their party were chosen
to the Legislature. and it is therefore
necessary to take An untried an insxps-
rienced man. That's so. They feared to
bring out open and working Lane men
for the Legislature. They preferred easy
go-slow chaps. who professed to be kind
or for Lane, but little more kinder not
men who could command Anti Lane
support, and after their election, could be
dumped into tbs Lane cart, and hauled
whithersoever the Grim Chieftain should
direct. The result is, they have elected
q set Of "sticks" to the Legislature. and
cannot End . man who would do credit
to himself and party. in the Speaker
chsir. Poor fellows! But the Anti. Lane
mon can spare them one. who will not
make q botch of tha business. We aug.
gest that they adopt Ed. Russell, and
make him Speaker. Or, is..hs Copper
hesd T?
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-12-15

Mrs, Sarah Hutchins. on. of III, r...
fashionable ladies of B.ltimor, W. o"
land. was recently convicted B, , ','y i.
tary committee. for a,temp,iDv n "Il', III
asword to the rebel Colonel H.,,, cs sn
more. and of illegal correspondent, W, u,,'
tine rebel States. has been sentences .a .
Eve years lador in the Peui,ep,ia,, % %
$500 fine. and is to be impri,op.i .sNl saa
the expiration Of FIVE ye ar., from II. :'s' ~
OF her arrest. until the fine is p,is ~
forts are being made to have tb. ,sr.. A''
remitted. 'aes
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OBSERVATIONS n Drxers.-Thsre il

OBSERVATIONS n DINGrs.-There 10
more more truth than poetry in the Ian.
guags of the eye. Never ask favor Of .
man with ssy in his eye. for you will
6nd him . hog.
JEFF Davis is called traitor, bot there
10 no one who is better to tie to-ths
limb Of . tres.
II you want sound stuff, get belEnetal.
A collision between Thomas and Hood
would be highly poeticsl-is would re-
mind one of Thomas Hood.
There is some difference between Q
steamboat and COW, if they do both car
~ horns and below. The one is stsersd
by her ruddsr. (her udder. the other is
not.
The sky is reliable indication Of the
wsather-blue sky. clear weather; whisky,
falling weather.
The Free Love msnia. few years ago.
was BY some called disease. A cutane.
ous disease, perhaps.
"Early to bed and early to rise, makes
one healthy. wealthy, and wise" Yes.
If wisdom consists in knowing how many
Of your nsighbors are in tho habit Of tax.
ing sn early "sniftsr."
1t 10 q mistake to suppose that early
pisty consists in preyins spon your neigh
boris wood-pile bsfors Sy light in tb,
morning.
The man who had foot ct both OK.
trsmities Of his leg. was regarded IS q
great curiosity. until it was sscertainsd
that one of them belonged to . person
whom he had insulted.
As dog returns to its vsmit, so does
the wife of Missouri ushwhscksr long
to return to her Puks.
"Taks care of the pennies, and the
pounds will take care of Themselves u
Many pound Of butter is strong enough
to do so.
1t is well some persons are not the mer.
curry in thermometer. else they would
spoil the balmiest Summer days by going
down to the point where whiskey freezes
1t is said that frog has jewel in its
bead. So has New Zsslandsr. when be
wears . pearl ring in his nose.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-12-15
A Kansas LADY CAPTIVE Anose THE

A KAssAs LADY CAPTIVE AMONG THE
IspIASs.-The Manksto Minnesota
Record gives sn scconnt of Capt. Flsk's
expedition, which returned. after jour
ney nearly to the mountains. They turn.
oil back on account of hostile Indians.
The party saw . Mrs. Kelly. who was
taken prisoner on the plains Last summer.
She said she could be bought for aspan
of horses and wagon. and Capt. Fisk
agreed to give il. but the Indians moved
tiie day they were to make the trade.
She was compelled to live with one OF
the chiefs a. his wife.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-12-15
EpIroR OF CHIEr:

EpIroR OF CHIEr:
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cay to the readers Of your paper that will SEND
by return mail. to all who wish il, (free,) a
Recipe, with full directions for making and
using simple Vegetable Balm. that will effect.
uslly remove, in ten days, Pimples, Bioiches,
Tan, Freckles, and all impurities of the skin,
leaving the same soft, clear, smooth and beau
tiful.
/ will also mail free to those having Bald
Heads, or Bare Faces, simple directions and in
formation that will enable them to start full
growth Of Luxuriant Hair, whiskers. or .
MoustAche, in less than thirty days.
All applications answered BY return nail,
without charge. arra ac
Respectfully yours, s t
THOS. F. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
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Sept. 49-3m. IS
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A Card to the Suffering.

CWALLOW two or three boesheads of "B,-
~ chu," "Tonic Btters," "Sarsa a,arilla .
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you are satisfied with the result, then try one
box Of OLD DOCTOR BUCHAN'S ENGLISH
SPECIFIC PlLLS-and be restored to,health
and vigor in less than thirty days They are
purely vegetable, pleasant to take, prompt and
salutary in their effects on the broken down and
shattered constitution. Old and young can
take them with advantage. Imported and sold
ia the United States only by - r
-Ioo JAS. s. BUTLER,
No. 427 Broadway, New York,
uAgent for the United States.
f.S.-A Boz Of the Pills, securely packed,
viii Be mailed TO any address on receipt Of
price, which 10 ONE DOLLAR, post paid
money refunded BY the Agent if entire satis-
faetion 10 not given. Sept. 29-3m.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-12-15

OFFICIAL PRE.rDEsrr.L yo-,~
sAs.-Bslow we give the off;;.;,I @ % R,r.
our State for Presidential Els e,o,,o ,o'. :, 'i
result = 1T is most gratifying, piviNa ''; ID,
iO.. io,ooO majority for Lincoln and Jo,s' S'''
Parsusnt to law the State CAM,
met on the 2sth nit. to conn, a''''er ,a
cast for Electors of President .as .,s ,S'a Ta
President Of the Uuited Stats, !. Via
State OF Kansas, which resulted =. - t1'
lows: I" iol'
Dzho.k M.n..
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Laser-Re,or r,ed Battle.

A despatch to the New York World
says that, on Saturday. the 10th. sbou1
10000 Of shermsn's forces crossed th,
ogechss River, st Bloomingdale. and pro-
esedsd to TeIfsir. nssr Savannah, where
they encountered q heavy rebel force
strongly posted. A furious battle va.
fought. Oar forces charged and doubled
on ths enemy. when they retrsatsd in con.
fusion, to the dsfencss OF Savannah.
The loss was severe on both sides. The
Union loss was about $500; that of the
rebels, between 5000 and 1000. Fully
1.200 prisoners were taken. among whom
were many officers of rank. Colors. can.
non, caissons, small arms and wagons,
were also captured.
.sherman was on the 6eld in person
He has cut the Charleston and Savannah
Railroad. and opened communication
with Gen. Foster, who has driven the
rebels from their strong position at Po'
cstaliga Bridge. Sherman now holds q
position which enables him either to reach
the coast or attack Savannah. The great.
est consternstion prevails in Charleston.
This news may or may not be true.
II Is said to have besn obtained from
Richmond, where the authorities are stri-
wing to eoncsal the facts. 1t 10 certain
that the Richmond papers admit that
Sherman 10 close to Savannah, where
Beauregard is ia command. and that .
battle was expected every moment, day
or more before the foregoing 6ght is said
70 have occurred.
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y FIRE.-Ths house of Robert White.
head, on Roy's Creek, in Brown County,
was burned to the ground, on Saturday
night. The family were awakened by
the FIRE. and found the house in flames.
They succeeded in saving good portion
Of the household goods. Saturday night
was one of the coldest and stormiest ever
experienced in this country. and Mr..
Whitehsad's children had their fingers
frozen while going to the house Of . neigh
Dor. only about one hundred and City
yards distant. The Ere caught from q
stick chimney.
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Matrimonial!
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ColD-STsRxY.-Saturdsy was . re-
markabls day. The morning was warm
OF than several Of the preceding days.
and indicated thaw; but about noon, it
olouded up, and began to grow colder
with great rapidity. Presently psrfsc.
gust swept in from the west. freezing as
It came. and bowling most dismslly.
Were ws learned, like our friend Of the
Lsavsnworth Times, who is great at de.
seribing such windy affairs. We might
know what name to apply to it. We
know that neither Sirocco nor Cyclone
woeld Be- . proper nsme-ws shall there
fore call 1t Freezsrinctum. The great
Buckskin could not have painted this
squall, because he couldn't see it-thers-
fore. il must be permitted to pass away
unpaintsd. But the severe cold Saturday
night. Sunday and Sunday night. va
have never seen surpassed. in this or any
other country. We do not sigh for any
more Frseserinctums.
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MAGNIFICENT PREMIUMS. Ns.-The most en-.
terprising paper in the State of Kansas,
is the one in which we mainly advertise
to wit: the Nemaha Courier. 1t has
just entered upon its second year, snd Of.
fers rare Inducements to persons sending
Clubs. They consist chiefly Of miscella.
neous stuff which has been collected by
the publisher during the past four years,
and old truck which his friends gave him
% gratuities. or that be received IN con-
sideration of newspaper puffs. We notice.
ia the list. q smoothing-iron, an oil lamp.
wood-cut portraits and scenes cut from
newspapers. catch-penny maps from
Lloyd's rebel establishment, children's g
Primers, Q secondhand letter copying
press, law book, love-sick poetry,
"yaller-kivered" novels. niger songs set
to music. and numerous other articles,
such as dog-knives, old boots. waste pa
per, empty bottles, and secondhand en-
vslops turned inside out. AS every one
of these articles is worth less than the
price asked for the Courier, The public
can save money BY purchasing them at
once, and thus save the inhiction of re-
ceiving the Courier for . whole year.