White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-05-08
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IN. Richmond Examiner gives . mos
.hIs account of the reasons for sxenl
. .ausi r.odered By the Richmond ''shirtsr' !.
Nv, ,b,, il. svn words or reflections are 20 yer
~. s, hu, because the facts themselves are .
~, funny. especially. considering. on To
veg Mi, of the Nineteenth and One bun
a..d and twenty ninth regiments, belonging .
p;.hmoOd. "lu.dreds." it says shave attaches
- their names the record Of some permanen
injury or horrible di'temper.
"a merchant in Nashville, Tenn, has sen
=, thousand dollars in gold to Broadwa!
house to pay his indebtedness-s2''oo they ar
~ r,,,iu to pay their Indebtedness to them
'. N. balance is to pay other creditors. An
it,, merchant there writes that in week.
.;m. he i. prepared to pay all his indebtedness
;" ,olA We could give the names Of the par
49,. I'M, for the present think it sufficient t.
I'll, note the fact.-NeW York Eeosomist
r The confinement of the rebels Buckne'
ard Tilshman in the dungeons of Fort Warren
!, ..sil, explained. The rebels had agreed te
an exchange of Col. COrcoran for Col. Pesram
- :. m, in the South. Instead Of making
!, ,h,, have put him in prison at Richmond
a.. ridiculous prete1t that he had important
nI,n, and specifications concealed on his person
Nv. ,,,.,;ce is retorted in the case Of the Gen.
erals. That is all.
NJ TIE PEOPLE OF NASHVILLE CAN Now BIZ
ur,o,ox-"U S."-A gentleman with the
,ho,. initials appears at present to be doing q
,,,;,;,c business in our city in hardware, cut
,.r, mules, horses, wagons. produce, &c. He
t..n, . large force of employees for exhibiting
b;s hardware and showing his stock. We have
,,olied for dowry in his estate.-Nashuiiie
Patriot, March l6.
NJ Albert Pixies Indians, that we're hired to
srb, at Pea Ridge, if the letter writers can be
relied upon, proved as great towards as the
New Mexican Indians, in the Union ranks, at
the battle of valverde. In both cases as soon
a, the fight became hot. the red skins took to
their heels-or if they fought at all. as at Pea
Ridge, they killed as many rebels as they did
Union men!
IL The rebel prisoners at Camp Chase
Cipciunati-are treated better than they de-
serve to be, the papers there think. The OIL
GERS are allowed to retain their servants, and to
live at hotels, on parole.
pA pleasant rumor got currency that U.
S. Representative is lying in Wait for chicory,
intending at a suitable time to see that it was
taxed higher than coffee, SO as to stop the adul-
teration of the beverage.
70 An old negro taken on board one of the
vessels at Port Royal, the other day, was over
heard praying vigorously that ode Lord would
bress de id Yankees" Poor Sambo had
never heard bis friends designated by any 9TH
er title. and unconsciously used it even in his
prayer.
" The Adjutant General of Iowa says that
State has raised 1888 infantry, 4,267 cavalry,
and thee batteries Of artillery, numbering go
men. making an aggregate, with the addition of
field and staff officers, of 1905 men.
e Is is pathetically told that when the Min
nesota regiments band played Hail Columbia
at Camp Hamilton, two eebel officers captured
At Mill Spring, went and blew their noses.
u Russell. L. L D., is in Washington, and
expresses the opinion that the rebels will be |
beaten within the next three months, and that |
The rebellion will be suppressed within that time.
Russell has made SO many false prophesies
bat one reads this announcement n 18th a good |
Zeal of apprehension.
u The Washington correspondent of the
World says:
To-day Fairfax Court House was ransacked,
Ind many old and valuable records were carried
'Way Several documents in the hand writing
md bearing the signature of General Washing
on were found, while one person was reported
o have found the original will made BY the
sAsher of his Country.
W The Boston Post says it has heard of
many instances Of distress in. business circles
ately but that of the New York merchant,
'hose wife has given birth to twelve children
u iort!-two moaths-in instruments of single,
wins, tiplets, and fours-seems to be the most
'arrowing."
n - ~,
!" Col Edward Richard sprigg Candy, in
Of the Department of New Mexico,
native Of Kentucky. aged between forty
nd iorty-fve years. He entered the West
ONT Military Academy in 1886, graduating in
une' 1859, in the same class with Gen. Halleck
nd other noted officers
~ a Sergeant in ae Twenty FIRST Regi-
uen' writes that among the cannon captured
7! den' Burnside, at Newborn, were thirteen
! 'ass neid pieces taken by the enemy at Boil.
Iuu
" IN Dit, that "Fanny Fern" has separa-
co from her husband, on the score of ill-treat-
'sn' Naughty Parton, how could you I
" The remains of Col. Cameron, killed at
'u'l kun' have been recovered and sent to
The body had been buried with
'e 0'ners, all without collins, but was easily
,eOs''aaole from the clothing, which was al.
lost entire.
Inc st. Joseph Journal learns that among
y, .",ea al the battle of Pea Ridge we're sew.
, :. e'''iens Of that place. 1t mentions Dr.. c.
: france, A. W. slayback, and son of C.
o'oey, merchant Of that city. DR.. O. B.
:, e Is SAID to have been wounded, though
OF seriously.
!" used to be the boast of Stephen A.
'aas he could make anything in the
VI .ao'net ware. We do not believe that
: s.. Ut wise. or Pillow. though apprentice
'a0'net maker seven years, could ever learn
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