White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-05-29
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emesuin8 nss "es6" "aoo"s, would il l..
right 10 make the good man pay the. eo,, :,
prosecution. and repair the damaged vindo-',
such. in principle. IL the question now bss,''
the people Of this country. Doaghfac., ,.,
traitors cay ue should make loyal men ma, S
expenses Of the var, rather than confsca,. ~
property of rebels Chicago Tribune.
p Tvs srcasr.-The Charleston Ns,,u.
is informed ON undoabted authority, tha, M,
sic = Merc;er visited Richmond for the w.
pose of ssce: tanning the truth in regard ,o.,s.
Yankee promises TO conquer the Copfeds,,,.
States in six days. The Mercury learns a..
he is pretty well satisfied of the absurdi,v :,
Yankee expectations. and of the ability of ~
Confederate States to maintain thems.,,.
His visit was made at the suggestion os ".
S.idell.
u PooR FELLow.-We notice bv II.
ports from Washington that all the slaves of y.
Rebel Minister TO England, James NJ. Me-.
haze stampeded from Virginia and are nov a.
joying their freedom in Pennsylvania NJ,
Mason being thus niggeSless, We presume h.
will soon be ffisndles. Ysu can't saw a us,,
ef thing Of man down South than to aecr..
him Of having no niggers. Poor Mason.
" An EcLnsE.-The Confederate Aln,,,.
for 1862, Published BY Rev. DR.. Summer a,
the Southern Methodist Publishing House, an.
nounces: "An eclipse Of tAe ssn pisi6le all o,.,
Tie Cs.federsts Ssstes." And now. oh! eit.s
prognosticator Of celestial mysteries, voueb,,,.
70 announce that there will be "s total .el;,,.
Of The Cs.fsde.sss Stssss sasrtly. visible o,., an
eSesfion."
u The Nashville Union is severe On N.
rebel women Of that city who turn up thei, M.
ses at the Union soldiers.
"Soms Of the furious she rebels of Na,hvill.
are ugly, scravny, lank and toothless old Girl,
who can't attract the notice of the Union .o,.
diers. They are the worst of rebels, svi,bou,
an if-or but"
U Monroe, the rebel Mayor of New Crlean,
Who had the honor Of surendsrins the city to
Commodore Fanagut, Is . man about forty.6,s
years Of age, native of Missouri. He cana
to the Crescent City some yean ago, and after
looking about for business. commenced tha, Of
. stevedors. Being man of fine personal .D-
pearance. and of . capacity superior to bis class,
he soon became . boss sievedore, and fn,ll,
embodied the public interests in his person.
u Gen. Lowell, ofwhom We hear at New Or.
leans in command of the rebel troops, il the
grand son Of "Naster Lowell" famous in hi.
day in Boston; and the father of this Office,
was James Lowell, who held place in the Bos-
ton Custom house during the administrations
Of Jefferson and Madison. Gen. Lowell vas
born in Boston, and, We believe, has relatives
now residing in that vicinity.
P Hon. Emerson Esheridge, says one of the
rebel officers among the "Nurber Ten" priso.
ners. with whom be convened at Cairo, inform.
ed him that there was not single slave owner
in his whole regiment.
u Memphis, Helena, vicksburg. Watcher,
and Baton Rouge are now between two fires
Com. Foote'S fire above, and Com. Farragut's
fire below; that would seem enough for any rea-
sonable set of Salamanders.-L0uisrills Jou,
pThe Richmond Examine. says that "youne
Yankee cut-throats" have been taken from the
hospitals there to be ''nursed in the families Of
physicians, and fed rtA sagsr plum6s by tie la-
dies" The editor Of the Examiner is ieslous
Of such treatment.
q Com. John L. Worden, of the Monitor,
is slowly recovering from the injuries be re-
eeeived in the fight with the Menimac His
New York friends have subscribed the necessa-
y funds TO purchase homestead for him.
" Daniel s. Donelson, Brigadier General
in the Confederate service, while ordering his
troops TO burn ether peeples esifen snd rice, in
he Southern States. recently ssld his sr. in
sumner County. Tenn. for Yankee gold and
'green-backs."-Nsaksille Uaisa.
r If the rebel troops become guerillss they
sill have to be hung. The black jacks will be
ar more fatal to them than the yellow;jack to
Mt troops.-Lssissi1s Jsssnsl.
O IL is nov spring time. but the voice Of
he turtle" ID not "heard in our land"-ss
my rate that Of Hollin's tursle.-Leuissils
Issyasl
p The rebels have one hundred and four
srigadier Generals. A close statistician has
'een engaged, they say, to compute the num-
yer Of Union ditto. and hopes TO get through
he calculation BY next Fan.
u The Richmond Dispatch mentions .xoin-
tanees where the rebels in that city have bur
ed their sick soldiers before they we're dead.
u The grandson Of Gen. Lincoln, who re-
eived the sword Of Corvallis ct yorktown
D l7el, 10 now in the army before that town.
10 10 Liestenant In he 9Th Maine regiment.
u As. Fremont has lined with silk and
therviss renovated the old Gag her husband
oisted on the highest peak Of the Rocky
In 1871.
y $1,000 BouD.-Anoag the persons who
ave takea the oath and given bond at Palmyrs
Hon. Thomas L. Andeson. Amount Of bis
ond, $4,000.
p II . stated that Lewis Washington, Of
[arpsr's Feny notosisty. died effsver in Rich
'ond. last week.
u General Scott b now residing at bis old
onsssead in Elizabeth. N. J., receiving visits
ON his fisnds and relations.
p The Great Rebel Cry Jsss Now-Bsek-
ard 10 Richmood.
0 Before our bonbsrdaens Of the New Or
'ans forts began, The eonmaDdefs of British
ID French nso- ofwaf lying in the river, e.
'sssed . dssirs 70 visit IL enemy, Of course
} exa0ine his prsparstiona. Tha Commodore