White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-09-25
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.-cbbishop Purcell. in q discourse last
" :. the Cathedral in Cincinnati the
, Ssst feature of which was the 'empo.a'
ls'''Ds f,he PoOe, said the Pope prays our var
pow. cease, and that the Government Of the
may "a States may prevail, because it is the on
!, check upon the despo's of Europe. ne goes pes
,ti.. not only for bis Own' or our s'Ae'' 0'' '0'
al people
latte, from one of Wilson'S zouavcs.
,....oola, Gays they are sleeping in luxurious
fe .h.ds and upon pillows of the softest down.
's ,bicb the fair daughters Of secess's have
up'D -o,, 70 close their languid eyes. The
Ose. ,,os lounge upon carved sofas, survey them
49, through splendid mirrors, and revel in
=. ,;eb Libraries for "books to read. They
'n' ~ n,ou verandahs, and pluck oranges and
s !, gardens scented by magnolias and
is HOd.rs A plenty of stray chickens, geese.
S S".t.. pigs, &C., yet remain, and fresh beef
abundance. Verify, the zoo-zoos are in
clover.
~. the time for the collection Of the Fed
-, ,,,es approaches, we hear murmurs of the
- he the secesb, which their own folly
I'D madness has wrought. If they can get of
~ having their quota of the taxes they ought
:. ,h;rt themselves we'll of. But when they
49, .hor. and see their loyal neigbbors' prop
sa, taxed to pay for their grand "dance' Of
y. ,.beI1iop, they may as well walk up to the
,,,,sc,or,s office and fork over cheerfuly, or the
,s,, gentleman that will give them call will
$. III. confscati,n officer. These GROWERS at
H., taxes should have counted the cost before
.,.tinr their lot with wicked and expensive
,sbeIli,n And they may bless their stars that
,o,bng worse befalls them than paying. in part,
,ls miner for the traitors to dance.-Demoeraf.
IT The case of young negro. about nine
teen wears Old, "held TO service" in Washing
tim. was before the Emancipation Commission
es few DAYS ago. In the course of the tx
animation, some alusion was made to chs
country" when the black replied: 81 have no
country; your laws don't allow me to have q
country" A Washington paper says the sor.
roxful repeoach of the negro made a profound
impression on the Commissioners aud audience.
E Charles Jared Ingersoll, who has been ar
rested in Philadelphia for treason, once said
publicly that had che lived in the revolution, he
would have been tory" He has done what
be could to prove his consistency.
e SERVED Hin RIGHr.-A party of soldiers
were standing on Pittsburgh street last evening.
passing remarked to his companion, "There's
another band of hireling cut-throats." One of
the soldiers at once turned round and knocked
the fellow down, repeating the dose as he rose
ssain, and continued to thrash him until be beg
ged for mercy and assured the indignant soldier
that he had only spoken in joke. He was told
to be more particular in his jokes for the fu.
ture, and was allowed to 60 on his way.-CLe,e-
tsad Herald.
u The New York Tribune asserts that the
Federal Government evil resort to the Napo.
leOnc plan of providing substitutes during the
coming draft, that is: the price for substitutes
will be fxei by the Government, and any man,
bypayins 5000 or 5000 to the Government,
will be allowed to remain at home. The
amount paid will be offered by the Government
as bounty, and will fill the ranks of the Union
armies Immediately"
u The negroes from the near Counties of
Maryland steal their masters stock and wagons
TO come into Baltimore, and parties in Mary
land have frequently stopped them to search
their wagons for "contrabands." A negro,
driving a wagon to town a few days ago,
was stopped, when he said, "No use looking in
this wagon, massa, haint got any concubiues
Oar"
d. 1t said that great many Young men are
atpresent down with scyere attacks of white
liver.
u The EXEMPT BRs,DE.-Amons the fun
ny stories Of the expedients adopted to aviod
being drafted. is one told by druggist in
Egypt He says he has recently sold four
dozen trusses, which hare been on hand in his
store lnmemorial and long regarded as dead
STOCK. The demand is so brisk that he has
concluded to make large order, provided they
can De delivered to him before the draft be-
gins.
" lHE CLERKS AND THE LADrEs.-Twenty.
seven OF the ladies of Galesburg, Ill.,, have
p''nshed card. in which they offer to fill the
places OF an equal number of clerks, who will
'o'un'eer Tor the war. and besides, they offer r.
give them half their present salaries and give
'nem Tie places again on their return. This put.
'Ae boys IN tight place, and the result remain.
to be seen.
~ sLcEsH FLAG.-Our Union soldiers smell
Aseees''on hag in The house of John Cargil
Yesterday, and went in" after it. The tropb,
vas obtained, aud Mr.. Cargill was taken il
su''0oy' These little ripples of excitement
,e''e TO keep our rebel friends in a stew snt
~, Ne BOYS in fighting trim. Let the work q
~''els on--&. Josepi Herald, 22d.
MRS. SroSEwALL JAcxsoH.-The wife o
-. reoei General Stonewall jackson is tn,
n'er Of the patriot divine, Rev. DR.. Junkin
na'''more. Stonewall is a praying man,
~ ','S0F OF religion, and believes himself to b,
i 1.a luna" Of the Southern Confederacy.
euiess to add that his attitude toward hi
r.a IS source Of the deepest regret to hi
e'4ole father-in-law, DR.. Junkin.
~ Reel DErrs Figures are given in reb
ota papers showing the present Indebtedness
ooo confederate Government to be $40 900,
Wv, Ut this amount s45, OOo, 900 is due {
f.. sSO,OOo,ooo to Banks; SIS, DOC, 90
r0periy seized; SIS, 900 900 for State aid