White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-07-10
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p Johnson J. Hooper, Of Alabama, di,L
Memphis last week. He was widely lDoa
literary circles Of this country q conf, ~.
He vas the author Of "Simon suge, ana
er works Of . eimilar character. Man, ,.
in this city vill remember hin as kind .s
man, in whose society few hours coua ~ a
be pleasantly spent. Nr. Hooper vas esl..
ted ss . sportsnan, and Vas always cop,;S.,
authority IN deciding questions tia. ara.
the proper prosecution OF the various ,Do..'
which 90 many Of our couutrymen take dsE.,
-Hsme Jsssasi.
10 The Charleston Mercury of the Il,
informs us that its "Hoe Press" on ,bi.sr
printed the vast number of $500 eou;., a,
besides cosntry addition Of 4,O32 s,ro,, :
been removed from Charleston to colu,,
100 miles in the interior. The caus. or =.
movement Of the Mercury is that .he,, !.
storm brewing close BY, under the .uDer,;,;;.
of Gen. Hunter. which b likely soon 70 h,.s
over the head Of the devoted cisy-iD os.
words, - it s.ys. ave must move beyOoa -
dagger Of bombardment."
p The rebel Gen. Ashby was buried a,c,..
lo,tesvills, Va. on the 9th. A Corresponds.
describing his appearance in his coffin, n,,.
"He lay there - If gentle slunber had 81
len upon him, his physiosnony indicating n,
olution, deternination and 6rmness-b.,,.
black eye lashes and eyebrows, long black ,,i
thick flowing beard and moustaehe, p,ou,.,,
forehead, showing quick perception and shou.b,
dark complexion. and an honest Virginia a..
He was about forty yean Of age"
p MARX you, Bassanio, the Devil a,
quote Scripture for his purpose. ."--Sasls,,e,
Merchant Of Vssiee.
The New York Journal Of Commerce s,,
"Last Sunday the Universaliss church .,
Broadway presented the unusual sight Of Il.
editor of the Tribune, Horace Greeley, in N.
pulpit. Mr.. Chaplin vas too unwell to preach,
and Mr.. Greedy Dictated in bis stead.
p Gen. Mcclellan has been foreed-u,
strictly sanitary measure, to forbid the disiu.,,
ing of any moro soldiers for the present .bo
we're killed in the battle of Williamsburg
Some two or three hundred have been removed
Who were very much decomposed. In sOn.in
stances they we're % charged with gas Z, b
burst the metallic cases in which they were con.
fined.
p Southern papers are complaining that,
while JET. Dsvis 10 % greatly interested in
burning the Gotten Of other people, not pound
Of his own has been destroyed, nor any belong.
ing TO his brother, Col. J. E. Davis, whose plan
tation is few miles below vicksburg. Jef
lodges the question BY saying that he has been
too busy to attend 70 the matter personally, but
supposed the cotton had gone up.
u GIVE 'En LlNK-About thirty Thousand
respectable citizens have written to us inquirins
IL We can inform them where Bsauregard's lines
are.
In reply 10 the anxious crowd, We can only
express our regret that We are unasquainted
with the name and address of the rope-maisr
Who supplies the Executive at " Washington With
such articles.-Vsaify Fsir.
p TIE BLAcx FLAs.-A gentleman, pilot
on the river, Who arrived in this city from Mem
phis, brought with him black Gag, which vas
captured with the rebel steamer Sterling Price,
in the late naval engagement st Memphis.
The gentleman informs us that all the rebel
gunboats we're supplied with these terrible en-
blems, but that they were not hoisted during
the engagement at Memphis.-LsSisuiA Jour-
p PaEsnne IHvrTArIoss.-TbeP Provost Mar
shal of st. Louis il sending out invitations
to parties suspected Of disloyslty, requesting
them to come up to his Office and place them
selves right on the Union question. As an
oath and . bond will be required, We presume
this proceeding viii create some confusion
amongst the Secesh. No use. There is no es
cape from the requirement
q A CurEsNAMAH-AasonB Brooks, Esq,
died in Fsyette County. Pennsylvania, on the
18th uls., as the advanced ago Of one hundred
and one years and three months. he had resi-.
ded In the County over seventy years. voted for
General Washington for President, and has 70
ted at every Presidestial election since.
u When tbe Ssh New York regiment y"
ordered to retire at Fair Oaks, to give place TO
the e2d, an Irish private from the former qui'
etly took his place among the e9d, with the 'ni
ling ealutsdop. - he looked 10 the cap on the
lock Of his muskss. "Byes, I am wid ys"
u A released eoatrsband in Nesben sh-
lessly sighted his rapture By sanding for i've
inmates on his head and knoeking bis heels
together" The Providsoes Journal says'
''his wife vas les sestatic." We should Sops
%, II 4i-E,8 ig
u A Monument for Senator Broderick b
beng erected as Sss Fnneiseo The eos Of
he work, exclusive Of the statue. win be $s,OO.
The Statue, win cost probabiy between t2'~
and 5000. -
u They tell Of gun contract stopped b!
the patriotic Holt. By which hanger-on as TIE
War Departnent- niddle-nan-~ouh hs's
cleared S2soyOoo BY sub-eontraetiag. and not
advancing . dollar.
q The IndiaDapolis journal ays that When
Parson Brovnlow visited the rebel prison N
that city. the psisoosss shssted. "Put him out!
"Ah. you -for-sothing raseals. dons you
wish spsebody voah pat you oss1"
u The death Of ssss3y The last Of the be-
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