White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-02-06
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nP Col. sherman 10 now at Harrisburg, re
.,u;,ipr 70 sssaniss an artillery regiment, 70
eopsist of twelve batteries Of six pieces each
company to every battery. This will bs
Z 800 men and 73sansea.
~ SrrapsryPsxe NEwsRAssns.-The New
Yotk Herald has eoapepeed ssereesyping its
daily for.s. By pseeess long in use in London.
ard frss iutsedussd IN this eesn'ry By the Ne"
York Tribune.
r To those sho are afraid Of sheeones. We
would say that is 10 thirty millions Of miles
from Us and will b. no nearer. We wish al o
our enemies were - far Oh. .--.----=a-
H Within the last two or three days most
marked Improvement in confidence and cheer
fulness has come over our business circles, says
the New York Tribune. ...
~ Poor PilIow Who vas going 70 take Cairo
in the early days of the campaign, 10 NOV re-
io;eipx because he hears that probably . force
vi,l not 20 IRON Cairo " take him
II GaIushs Grow u described - . slender
man of sw.rthy complexion, with jet black
uhisker., and thrifty m0ustsehs Of the same
hue. -1-11 go -
n The Official vote of Texas on Secession.
lust published vas 46,l27 for, and 1857
against.
u The question in Louisana is not vhther
. man is "rishr on the gooss,' but is he right
on the pslcanf' ..
~ If the ex Governor Of Virginia is Wise,
he will keep out Of the hands Of Abs Lincoln;
if he does NOT, he will get done Bror".
r The rebels have one great advantage
over the Federal .roops-all their cannon are
,i,eed. (Stolsn.) --r
II In this var with the rebels. both armies
will beat. The government troops will beat the
rebels anu they will beat sefsest.
p We hnd the following in the Philadelphis
Inquirer: The brother Of Jackson, the man Who
killed Eilswo. tn, has organized band OF twelve
of their scquaintances. who ars bound together
BY irigh,ful oath, 10 kill . thousand Of the
northern invaders. They left Richmond {whers
Jackson's wife and children had been taken
under the protection Of the State Of vrsinia)
on Friday, were at Manassas Gap on Saturday.
and leit for the outpost near Alexandra on Sun
day.
| II CHANGING Faoxr.-The London Herald,
the organ of Lord Dsrby-the unrslentipg ha-
ter Of American freedOm-having discovered
that Louis NApol.:on sides against the Southern
Coniederacy, with peculiar sagasity, suddenly
changes front and thinks that England will have
TO take the same course.
1 IL The Cottun States refuse to allow any
,urpentine to come out of their Confederacy.
Probably they think they will need the whole
for the manufacture Of tar, to be used in tar
ring IND feAthering or tsrring and cottoning
suspected gentlemen and ladies.
| U' The Charleston Coarier says that South
Carolina is as true to the Southern Confederscy
as Clint to steel. Perhaps it would be more
proper to cay that she is true to it a. hammer
to percussion cap-ready TO burst up the whole
thing with one blow.
II An exchange asks whether We suppose
that Virginia and Tennessee can be whipped
into the United States We guess they can be
whipped into the United States quite a. easily
as Western Virginia and Eastern Tennessee
can be whipped into the Confederate States.
u Il seems that several thousands Of pistols
have been smuggled under ladies dresses into
the Southern Confederacy. The detectives
must be upon the lookout. Criholine hides
many . contrabspd article.
u The Memphis Argus which exulssd a the
ruling of the Louisville Journal out Of that
city by . Vigilance Committee. has been itself
ruled out OF the world BY the genius Of starva-
ton. -,- .s.r
&c The Charleston Mercury says that the U.
s. Government has got into great straits. II
those fellows down South dont look out perhaps
it won't stop till is gets down TO The straits Of
Magellan.
u The Philadelphia Gazette says that the
Confederate chiefs are trying to sound Gen.
Scots designs" The Confederate chiefs
hGsen't line enough to take such deep sound
lings. ssIzs sss s
| u An Ohio editor says be wishes the Ken
lucky delegation in Congress "were composed
OF men who 20 for Union naked" Csn't be be
liberal enough to let folks sork for the Union
nth their clothes ont
u Prentice objects to . practice which hs
obtained among some female rebels-tbas Of
carrying desaly weapons uuder their drssses.
He says ii they blush at being examined In .
n.iynt nte ro,m nv Another xomnn IL IN bs,aer