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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-27

OvA OAHpsDAr1 ron RRrsSslsrl1Iv.
The Convention ct Hishl..d, On l...
Saturday, nominated Da.isl Dssriek. Of
that vicinity. for Rspressssivs from Ii.
lst District. Mr.. Detrick il . man II
sound common ssnss. Of uns1eeptionsbI,
character. and commands the respect Of
al who knew hun. He k.s alwsy, b,m
politically sound. and i now sound upo.
tie Issue before the people Of Ks,ss,.
He is reliable. and viii poll /. b..yv
vote. We sre not aware that tbs Ian.
men have . yet settled upon q candidate.
Mr.. Parker is anxious to be beaten again.
bot the persons who voted for him ls,s
Fall. for The novelty Of The thing. srs net
in . newell wsy jost now. and decline to
take any in theirs. We had understood
that gentleman living in The vicinity Il
lows Point w. TO be the sandidsss. bus
have since learned that be is not disposed
to risk defeat In such esuss. Il h
now stated that they contemplate putting
mp . person living in the lower part Of
the Township. who. until his sudden
conversion to Lapsism. was Pre-
Slavery Democrat. They hope BY this
means to secure the Democratic vots for
Lane. This,is an appropriate move for
party whose, sole capital is ,hs cry Of
''CopprAsad." M. Dstsiek win b
elected. - '.h
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-27

BRoxr JAn.-Hill. the horse-thief. has
escaped from the Troy Jail. in company
With another prisoner. The escape was
made BY boring through the floor. and
digging out. The Sheriff had intimations
that an attempt would be made. and
nsds careful search for tools. but could
6nd none. He also had the jail guarded.
bat omitted Il one night. when the escape
wss made. Hill doubtless had accom-.
plies prowlisg about. who furnished him
With che necessary tools. when they were
DOT watched. This escape. taken in con-
nsotion with an item which We published
lsst week. makes the thing look badly in
certain quarters.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-27

~ The ventilation of the fact ol
Judge Stafford having taken advantage Of
the statute Of limitations. to avoid the
payment of an honest debt. incurred in
the purchase of the necessaries Of life. has
had at least one good edsct-it hss in.
duced Stafford to pay of the debt. The
creditor publishes . rscsipt in fnll. in the
lsss ToDeks Record. s' i-tii POO
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-27
Another Massacre.
FoRr Scorr, Oct. 2

FORT bCOfT, Oct. "a.
Saturday night about 100 gusrrilIss,
supposed to bs under Tsylor. entered
MarmM Mon at midnight and enacted tho
sequel to the Lswrsncs massacre. Col.
Knowles. Brown. Hswkins. McGoniels.
Shsdwiek and Stout. were sbst down
and left weltsring in their nws blood.
Two guerrillss were wounded. Two
stores. and one church. and several dwell
lings were burned. On retiring. they
murdered old Squire Reynolds snd two
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-27

WANroSxEss.-Ws are informed tha.
some Of the men belonging to the Doui.
phsn regiment. which camped at Sumner
on Friday night last, took possession ol
the house Of q Mrs. Mosely, during her
absence, and occupied it for the night,
and in the morning carried of q carpet,
and knives and forks and dishes, &c.
Such piece Of misconduct on the part
of men in the service should bs severely
punished. Mrs. Mosely's husband is
away in the volunteer service, and her
home and property should be protected
instead Of being destroyed by militia
men.-Atehison Free Press.
Cannot the Free Press ascertain what
company Of Doniphsn County militia I.
wss., and let the public know! The
White Cloud Company suc.upsd ..
Sumner. at the time stated. bot had their
quarters 10 the building formerly used q
. hotel. We are sssursd that they CON.
mitted no lswlsss acts; for. even if they
had had . disposition so to DO, their
Captain is man who would never have
permitted It.. N,a r. leE ss- -ar-.-
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-27

~ The Missma and Foul v.po,s
generated BY tbs hot sun win bs fer more
deadly to our Volunteers than the snsmy's
bsyonets. In the Indian and orimsan
campaigns, HoLLowAY's PnIs were used
in enormous quantities. They kept the
troops in perfect health.
1fthe reader Of this "aotics" cannot get
q box OF Pills. or Ointment from the drug
store in his place. let him write to me,
80 Maiden Lane. enclosing the amount.
and l will mail box free Of expense.
Many dealers will not keep ny msdi.
einss on hand. because they cannot make
Is much prof, ss on othsr psrsoss' make.
Is cents. So cents. and $40 per boz or
pot Soldiers, supply yourselyes.o
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-27

~ Gov. Oarney has issued . proc,
lsmstion Of thanks to the militia of Kan
sss and has appointed ns1t Sunday.
the 30tb. y day Of Thanksgiving for
The dslivsranes of our State from. iava-
sion and devastation. s-s-t-s
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-27

~ Jim Lanes great forte. In hi.
speeches. is to handle sous hobby will
which b can work upon the baser pas.
sisns of ths popnlaes. rsthsr than BY sp.
psils to their nobler natures. Thi. va,
always characteristic Of him. The new
Constitution Of Indiana, which be helped
to frame. contains provision prohibiting
free negroes from settling in the stste
In his canvass Of the State in favor o.
that Constitution. Lane was particularly
so'icitous for the adoption Of the blaci
clause; and bis chief point was in lo~
appeals to the then popular prejadics
against negroes. he carried this to such
. disgusting extent. that the better class
Of Democratic papers in thst State 70.
buked him for it. He says nothing shout
this, in the pedigree which be is circula-
ting throughout the State.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-27

~ An individual out on Wolf. .
few days since. advocating the science Of
Jsyhswking. clinched his argument BY
asserting that Jesus Christ Was . Jay.
hawksrl
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-27

~ The State Militia did not sufsr
severely in the recent battles. The To.
pska regiment was an exception; it loss
heavily. in killed. wounded and prison.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-27

w Tho Democrats at the Chicago
Convention declared they would have .
free ballot or fight. The free ballot has
just been had in Pennsylvsnis. Ohio and
Indiana. II they want the fight, let them
volunteer in the Union army,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-27

~ II the suthor Of the sayiug.
!" Birds Of feather viii Heek togstbsr," "
had secured copy.risht on IL. be might
have made hsndsoms thing on the nss
which the Nsnahs Coarisr alone has
usds 81 i. @ sal & = l-s
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-27

~ Gen. Plsasanton. who came up
just st the right time, sud pat The iuish.
ing touches to Priee. saving our stats
from desolstion, said to to some persons
who were thanking him q If the people
Of Kansss think they arc 1t ill indebted
to me. ls. tbem show It BY beating Jim
Lane 70
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-27

Il
The following is the style Of stuff that
6lIs the columns Of the Lsavsnvorth
Conservative. i. the hope Of prejudicing
the public mind, in the present state Of
excitement -
wHAr THAcHER SAYs.-Thschsr is
said to have copfidsutially told one Of bis
tfriends th.t If Richmond fell before the
State election, be would be defeated.
Burrsll Taylor, formerly Of the lnqui-
rer, Of this city. urges bis friends here to
stand By the bogus arrangsment OF jim
Legate and Ike Eaton. and support the
Thscher anti. Lincoln ticket.
We are credibly informed that ths
friends Of Thscher have donated Five
Thousand Dollars toward the rs-sssab-
lishmsnt Of tbs Lsavenworth Inquirer.
Every victory lessons the Mcclellan
vallandigham. Psndletou & 90. vote. II
Blunt whips Price. Thacher will lose .
thousand Mcclellan votes. 49,.
Such miserable. reckless and outrage
ous falssboods are an insult to the intel.
ligencs Of the people. and will have NO
other effect than to disgust sensible and
rish. thinking msu With the Lane cause.
which is driven to such low subterfugss.
It is the moro disgraceful, when We re-
member that this stuff 10 written BY mil.
itary officers in the pay Of the Govern
m.nt. who are as.sil'd for that purpose
by the Commander Of this Department.
at time Of public Danger. when the pre-
sence Of every soldier is needed in the
field. and when the men who are thus
slsndsred had answered the Governor .
call. and were shoa!dsring muskets or
working in the trenches.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-27

PoPuLAR CoAnoross.-Psopla rush
into revolution to relieve themselves oil
fAncisd wrongs. when they will bear real
grievances year after year with scarcely
. murmur. 1t 10 . wonder that bread
eaters oil over the land have 90 long pa
tiently submitted to the use of impure
compounds called Ssleratus, when they
can always have the pure Chemical Sal
erstus Of De Land l. Co.'s manufacture
BY demanding it Of their grocsrs. The
best grocers always keep it.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-27

LsAvsswoars. Oct. 26-9 Pm.
.POgs fosess overlook, Prices gstsegipg
shhy yssssrtlsy On the Msfsis Do Otssss
river, and routed them. capturing Ger
erals Mstmaduke and Cebell together
with, 81. their artillery, and napy prison
srs To-day snothert6gbt took plsos st
Fort .Lincolp. in which the rsbsls wess
utterly routed. At last accounts. Pries
was in full retreat. below Dry, Woods bio
army sudisessauissd nass.1 A. rpfisosq
Who escaped from hin to-day, feposV
tbstrhes burned his train Last nighs,scts
prevent its espturs By osr. sictosioas
troops, Who, at lssto aaais2wsas.i is bot
pur.ait. " Isdieatioss st sshs sfrnst ,AsA
that Prics .bss, msds bic last raid. i &c,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-27

~ Price. in his speech si Boonvills.
said be had come to Missouri to stay. II
be does, it will be sevsrs. feet under, the
sod. .a.a.sJ EE.si
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-27

MORE DEvELoPMrNrs. = Revelation.
have recently been made. which refec,
rather unfavorsbly upon Col. Crawford.
the Lane candidate for Governor. and
Col. Cloud. their bogus candidate 70,
Elsctor. It appears that rebel Quar-.
tsrmsstsr was captured, with $40. 900 in
Confederate money, most Of which Crsw-
ford and Cloud divided among them
solves. and went to buying up cotton ol
Arkansas rebels, paying them 10 this
currency. and disposing Of tbs cotton for
green.bscks. which they pocketed. This
but confirms an opinion which hss be-
come quite prevslsnt-that whenever q
man hangs to Lane. no matter how sp-
psrently honest be may be. it is. in nins-
ty-nine cases out Of 3 hundred. good evi.
dsnce that he has dishonesty and rascsli.
ty in his composition for there 10 not q
streak in Lanes character to attract the
admiration or respect Of truly honest
man. but everything to repel it.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-27

@ The Copperhesd papers say the
rebels prefer Lincoln to Mcclellan. Then
Lincoln IL the man the Coppeshssds
should vote for-just to please the rebels.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-27

~ The Grsssooppsr Falls Jsdsrson.
ian has "peegsd ont." Disease. want Of
brains and want Of support. Heavy
speculation. that, for Lane. Thers are .
number more pspers 10 Ksnsss. Of The
same stripe. that will 80 uadsr. sftsr The
election. @
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-27

~ We understsnd that VIM. j.
orem. Of Wolf River Township, is to be
one Of the Lanes candidates for the Sem
etc. in this Coupsy; He is the man who
offered the amendment to the Ooustisu-
ton, l,st Winter. to allow negroes to
vote. and declared bis intention to ssitats
the question until it snccesded. Hs viii
be slected-to remsin in Wolf River. >
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-27

Asroseq&s pfsdiet ~ Y hs, s.n:..
Of lii ysss. . 1ets~ie Sspsce sceS
stSrs, iail1 70 thaeos Aos
viIl isks pAes.5moE sol ia' zeoi rs.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-27

~ E. G. Manning. Of the Big Blue
Union. is Lsne's candidate for the State
Ssns's. in that District. Maj. Adams.
Of the Kansas lltb. il the Anti. Lsne
candidate He will beat Manning badly,
for two reasons Let. the people Of that
District do not wish to bs represented BY
squirt; %. they are patriotic. and pre-
fer man who has not sueaksd ont Of the
army. in order to keep from being die
missed for cowasdjee. @ E.-g
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-27

~ Diseua rsnsrking upon tie fat
that HeClsllaa's Bsns wss composed
ehisAy Of he lsstsn @ and L. ssys Il
sisn,a~ that sbout The 9Th Of Novsmbsr
hs is destined 10 "sss ell"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-27

~ Price came to, Missouri for the
purpose Of carrying that State ios
Mcclellan and Ton Pucs. Bot he has
made . bad specslstion Of it; for be has
conacripted about 5000 Missouri rebels,
with whom hs has been briven from the
State. leaving Jim RollinS and the Boes-
vile Districts in . bad condition for
Copperheads. - ~. .'s sS'.7na
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-27

scPuslIo SssAnxa-Ospt. Nathan Htice.
HiJ Joski0s CO 0snp. and Others.
are announced to address, the people OF
shis. place, upon State and National pol
itics. on Monday, the 3lst, at 2 O'Clock.
P. NJ We would suggest . postpone
ment until sher night. .s everybody !.
too busy to sttend during the dsy:.es L.
there be good attendance.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-27

! ~ J.F. Bebhitt he's bssn, noniaa-
I'D fss The ssss.s. ias shs District com
psssa Of Bee1u ed Nsnsha, ,adi eaoma
.d-,ss
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-27

Gabr1s1e Dl0WYoW Aorn New !!
Capt. james P. Roy. IN able and
most efficient officer. q that plsss re-
quirss. has bssn removed from The posi-
ton of Commissary At Fort Lsavsn.
worth. snd-readsr. don't call % liar.
for it is true. however much il may shock
you-Robsrt Graham. OF Atchisou. ap-
pointsd in bis plaos. Why the change.
will be apparent when We state that
Grsham's sort Of touch hole relative Of
Jim Lane. The relationship. ws believe.
comes about in this wiss: whsn Lsas was
. baby, he was sucklsd BY an old niggsr
wsnch. who. in her young days. had
MIXED COW which had been the calf ol
another COW that had once kicked Gen.
Arthur St. Clair's grandmother in the
stomach; and Graham married in Q
family that lived on piece Of land over
which st. Clair once marched, on one oi
bis military expeditions. From tbess
circumstances. Lsns and Graham claim
to be 6rst cousins. Graham never had
any sense. and has outlived that which h.
ought to have had. he is regular old
nuisance. who has held some 6ctitioul
Office. for the last three years. at the hand.
of Lane, which has enabled him, wishou,
performing particlsef labor. to steal .
living and plenty 81 spending money
from Government for his whole family.
The Commissary Department Of the Fort
will now be run on . purely Lane basis
Anything that Lane requires Of Graham
will be promptly done-even to stealing
the hungry soldiers rations to buy vote.
for Lane. Any dirty work for Lane.
Graham will gladly execute. and tbsr
grumbls bscsuse il was not dirtisr. h
is one Of those public psupsrs. who think
that they and thsir families are entitled
to sponge living from the earnings o
honest folks. While be is looking OF,
for Lanes interests. be will not neglect
No. One. II Lsns does not make il con.
vsniept 70 dispose of him as sooo . he
is done using him, W predict that Ora.
/ ham will make bis exodus from thst Of
fee Immediately upou the heels Of an
investigation into astounding frauds upon
the Commissary DspHtment.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-27

RI The ;fortunss Of war are; soms-
time. siasplar. While ,hs losssa in ths
Stats Militia wms not heavy. in the rseest
battles. Capt. Oliver Barrier. Of Bouglss
County, had two sons among The killed.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-27

> Ths. .Nsv Bedford Herald yoafplaa q =.
it would do for Consssss to. pmpA tns
old bsebslors to support the orphan ehii-
dsss Of the nsa who die rdsisnes sssss
eoaDtryl - .75Ft II .s,is.tf- = 80 I'D agJ
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-27
Republican Union State Ticket.

Republican Union State Ticket
For Governor,
soLoN o. THACHER, of Douglas.
For Lieutenant Governor,
JOHN ]. INGALLS,, Of Atchisou.
For Secretary of State,
WILLIAM R. SAUNDERS, of Consy.
For Auditor Of State.
ASA HAIRGROVE, Of Linn.
For Treasurer of State,
Can. JAMES R. MCCLURE, Of Davis.
Yor Assosists Justice Of Supreme Court,
SAMUEL A. KINGMAN, Of Brown.
For Attorney General,
HIRAM GRIswoLD, Of Leavsnworth.
Fer Superintendent Of Public instruction,
JOHN 8. BROWH, of Douglas.
For Presidential Electors,
MARCUS J. PARROTT, of Lsavenworsh,
ROBERT MsBRATEEY, of Riley.
W.T.. CLOUD, Of Lyon.
Fer District Jsdge, Second Judicial District
ALBERT II. HORTON,
yYTDf Atchison County area
For, r,Representative-First District,
DANIEL DERRICK.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-27

~ 1t is claimed that New jersey
will go for Lincoln. because the Camder
and Amboy Railroad Company. hereto
fore acting with the Democracy. ara op
posed to Mcclellan. To what humili.
stiug position New Jspsy, hiss fallen
The birth-plscs Of some Of tbs srs..es'
minds and noblast p.triots ih. eoputry
has ever produced. and the ssst Of Z
grand old institution of lsarnisg. at which
we're educated ,usny Of The men wboss
names will livs to all future sges. now
occupied BY slavish race. swsysd abonl
At the will or caprice Of . soulless mouisd
corporation! .Alssl New jersey. i
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-09
Treason Against The State.

\VI,nt I; NJ ,-ri,,. ~ l.G,.l H.. H.,
W ''"I Is '"'N cIli''o ~ "'''I'' ny tue
Statutes of Tennessee? See the Code. See.
1923:
Taking commission from or under the ouohor-
y 9l the gnrnl., Of the state or OF lho nltrl
mrnt thereof Knowingly or Willingly aiding or
assisting any cncnc, in open war against the State
Tbi. mar, Ln Jo". m inir,, ,5cr oro,fr. mp I,
cnstns or por-uadng otb-r, to enlist for that pur
nnn,"n nro " or "nr ' ",hor arc S% '' f J
comfort
Here follows an oath required under the
act Of Congress, and which our judges and
lawyers, as well as legislator. and others
have tallen-thc very men who now stand
before the world rs puilty of treason Bfgd
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-09
Drccklnridgc on The Rebellion.

The eminent conservative Senator John {.
Breckenridge had different view Of the
origin of the rebellion from the opinion oX-
pressed by Geacrd John c. Breckenridge.
From the Congressional Globe, we take an
extract from his speech in the United States
Senate, July %. 1861, upon the Crittcnden
Resolution, declaring the origin and objects
of the war. Let the untcrrticd Democracy.
North and South read and inwardy di-
gcst what their leader said:
Mn. BnFcKINRrDGE. Mr. President. do not
propose to detain the Senate for more than few
minutes. cannot vote for this resolution. because
do not agree with the statement Of the fact con-
tanned in it. DO not propose to argue Ht any
length or to interfere with the purpose Of the son
ate in the passage If the resolution.
The f~t statement Of fact IT, that 'thc present de-
rlorablr civil war has been forced upon the country
iy the dignion,ts Of the Southern States now ia
revolt against the constitutional Government. and u
arms around the Capital" do not intend to .sp
into the anteccdrnts If this unhappy difficulty My
own opinion H. that there h0re bsca yfDfy on both
sies my own opinion l.. that these sectional FEEDER
al difficulties might have been settled last winter;
my opinion IT, that the present condition Of affairs
i. luc principally Ia the uJ,y, rtt,0i OF the 5plJoy-
i'm iyi his ChaU5c- 10 agree 10 any proposition of
adjustment. ~ ! have taken occasion % state, g.d
tried b. show heretofore; and think 10 that pcr-is
tent and o5sf,na'e refusal more than to any other
cause /. due the present condition Of public olirs.
The majority was Democratic in the
Chamber and the obstinate refusal was
led on by Mason and WigfaII who said the
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-09
Hostility 10 New England,

The cry Of the North western conspira-
tors has been turn New England out in the
colo" or reconstruct the Union, and leave
New England out. Why this war upon
New England? Her oticnsc is. that She
loaned the Government money to carry on
the war, when the North western, State.
had it not to lend! Her oiicnsc is that no
one of her regiments ever acted cowardlv
on the field of battle The contrast between
the New England and Southern States.
dates back to the war Of the Revolution
Then there We're four New England States.
and sir Southern States. New England had
population Of 92l 900 souls,-thc Southern
States had .S32 900, or almost double. The
four New England States furnished for the
war of the Revolution, 10000 more soldiers
than all the Southern States comJiHed!
But the cry is, that Massachusetts must
be turned out in the cold What is the Of
Tense Of Massachusetts? She alone furnish.
ed more soldiers for the war of the Rcvolu-
ton BY 1880. than all the Southern Tatq
comJined Massachusetts furnished $4,000
South Carolina $3.50 Massachusetts wa.
the first State invaded hy the British--sh,
drove them from her borders and they took
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-09


Regarding slaves as property the light
in which the Constitution views them there
is not State named in the foregoing list.
but lost a greater number. by ten to one OF
horses hogs, cattle, sheep, and "othcr live
stock in other words until this war was
inauguratcd hy the South, no specie, OF
property owned at the South was half 50
secure in all respects, Il, that of slaves.
But there is one other view of this qucs-
tion we desire to present to the impartial
reader, and that is this-Thosc Of Us ia
mihar with the institution Of slavery know
that the average value of this species Of
property. including the old and young, sicl,
and diseased, falls very far below one thou
sand dollars each. But to give these States
the benefit Of the most cXtrayaGant .sli-
mate, we will reckon them at one thousand
dollars each, or a total Of SljS00O South
Carolina. on account of a los, to her citizens
Of the terrible sum Of $4,000. determined
to inaugurate this unholy rebellion Ila,
she got her money back by the operation?
Has she got twcnty-thrcc other slaves in
lieu? Or has She lost q few thousand
around the coast? These are pertinent
questions and the reader can easily answer
them. But Virginia lost III slaves ont Of
about 4 half million Whore doe, she
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