White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-07-03
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q The Cleveland Plaindealer ;,
graphical sketch Of its late distinguish, b.
J. W. Gray. says.
"EIis life affords another examu,e ;, :,
sing young men Of the day. Of the no-.a ea.
will to triumph over all obstacles, ,b.s as.
defasisabIe industry is added those .1A
virtues. strict integrity and t.uue,,s'q
poor boy. without money or friends. h.
this city tuensy-six yean ago, and b, Ss s
pie force Of his own talents aud clo,s $50 .
ton reared for himself national r.Du,.s spNa
an Editor, and the practical benefit, of
mary indepeeencs." Ea
p About twenty thousand first cl,,.e
rides have recently been captured b, an.
together with the vessels consain;n. % %
while in the act of attempting to run ,s.S %
ade. It is said that Engli.h specuI,,o.
arms ha.e shipped about two hundre,, ill.,
Enfield rides to Nassau, where shey d;,n..s
them to rebel agents, who reship ,b.- ~.
the expectation of running the bloek,d. "
is the way our British cousins ha,. h... :"
ting neusrals toward their own blood !. -
to prevent the horrors of civil war.
p CLASSIC srors or THE SourH.-H,n.
the birth place of Henry Clay, and An,
near which he was buried; Mount ver,o.
abode and somb Of George wasbiurto,.
tine Hermitage. the lovely resideuc. And ss'
resting place Of the lion hearted Andre, ~.
son. are now all within the lines of uD;o, ..N '
and guarded BY the Federal flag to who's. =
~ their honorsd and useful live. u.r. ~. ~
The dust Of every President Of the n,;.,
States is enclosed BY the national lip.,-rs
tionsl Union.
u At Fortress Monroe, on the ga ;,.,
number Of -four barrels were received ,S.
we're marked, "Eggs-handle with care" IN.
we're addressed to private parties, but Som. :.
my Official opened said barrels, when Ii. -,
were found to be made of glass with long u.ei,
and their contents we're found to conss, o, a.
oil of corn. They contained whiskey, and =,
of good quality. It was Immediately couss,
ted.
u A woman belonging to q comu.n, n
Mormons who recently passed through St. H.
seph had with her $97 900 in gold, which ,b..,.
trusted to the Express Company from ths. Doi,,
She will be desirable acquisition to the s,iua
and were it not that polygamy is on the van,
Bro. Brigham might wish to "seal" both d.
woman and the money.
T VooRHEzs or IsDlASA.-"I say to r,.
ny constituents, that as your Representative.
will never vote one dollar, one man or one n,
to the Administration of Abraham Lincoln
make war upon the South"
Voorhees, is one of the "immortal four...,"
who issued the famous valIandisham ,ddr.,
to the Democrats Of tie Nation.
p When Mobile falls the entire Stat. Of
Alabama falls with it, for the rivers Of d.
State-the Tombigbee, the Tensav, the Al.
bama, ETC., traverse its whole surface from
North to South, and are navigable by ourin inrul.
nerable gunboats not only to Montgomery, but
nearly all other points Of value.
T Many of the rounded hillocks BY b.
roadside in the vicinity of Corinth. supposed to
have contained the bodies of buried rebels, a's
been discovered to be receptacles Of guns and
ammunition. Our forces have discovered e.
teen pieces of artillery and large number, Of
small arms thus inseniously concealed.
p A beggar in New Orleans approached,
we'll dressed citizen and held out bis hand for
aims. The citizen offered him a Confedeni.
note. "No." said the poor fellow, taking
mournful survey Of bis own dilapidated dress,
~ have too many rags already"
p Col. Lawson was recently eapturd
in Missouri BY band Of rebels. They con.
cluded to let him 90 a. they could not; read or
write. he wrote bis own parole, in ~hiehhs
promised never 70 take up arms against the
United States.
uTbe Louisville Journal thinks some means
should be adopted to give the thirty thousand
Kentucky Union voters in the army voice In
the August elections in that State; at least
that measures should be taken 10 prevent rebels
at home from voting.
p The Rebel Government has published
"General Order," directing the drafting Of e.
cry male. white and nulasto, capable Of bear
ing arms. whether they have substitutes or not
What blessed state Of society they are eloy'
ing dosn in Dixie!
% 1t 10 etated that General Mitchell sels
grapbed 70 Secretary Stanton for permission 10
hang several guerillas and bridge burners
found guilty Of arson and murder, and that Af.
Stanton's reply Vas. "Lst them swing"
q Mic. Lonsworth. the vine prince Of Gin.
einnasi. eoatributed i've hundred dollnrs tousFd'
purchasing provisions for the relief of the poor
in Mississippi.
u The Provost Naeshal of St. Louis ha
received ordessto arrest al persons guilty a
disloyal eoodscs. "vhsthse Il consists IN ssS
o. lsnssess hostile 70 The Government.
p A man named Mumford, once redde's
OF Chicago vas hung in New Orleans, ~
der Of Gen. Bstles, fus tearing down the fsds'
q nag.
% Aeeosdins % al accounts. It is dineu'~
say whether Beasrssird at Corinth vas n's
threatened By Hallecks army Or BY bic own
Lssissagk Jesrasl.
1 The rebel coassdssaey, now 80 500.
pssishs Is utterly bankrspe Il vas born r"'
out cause. and win die without e6ecu-D'
yesS.
q A Doetoa nan has ssas eight bs"s.
taeks 70 New Orleans. So the Crescens Cis
can nov take . sev tack every day.-L's'''D
Jsssnal.