White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-01-30

dbin9ampjigs.
q DEAD LsrTxns.-C. s. A.
u The irst gun 6rcd at Fort sum.eri !, co.,
erally belisved 70 hate been Nsad.- bus.
II .chasssssos Mercur, compare, G.,
Scott 70 an old l<s. We guess he'll lay ,e,..
sion. Ssl ksf>~4 - g =
~ whisey eaassd a6 in.u,rectiou in no.,
and : sorss spae than yhi.Le, has caused ,
vorss insuheetsse IN leG.
osectssiopism b exceedingly hot in uo,,
places. but We have laid il as cold a. suit,b.,
gen in Kentucky.
u A great many Of our young men seem 10
.besarny mad asieeu BY ,hs army worm, We
suppose.
~ The object Of our feet on the sou,bs,,
ceast-To attend to the Maauers and Custom,
Of the country.
u.fsm With my county aod.ior nv .ou,.
try under oil circumstances. snd+in e,esy sop,in.
geney."-Seasa,r.D Ds.slss. : I'M !!
T Wonder If the virginians vsuldn'. lii.
to see "another Richmond in the asld''-s III.
tie farther Soeshf GcaF2 GH
u EPrrAPH.-On the late Major General
Sterling Price, Who fell at the battle of Boon.
vile, June ~, 1861: '
"This lscLIess csnsni, who lies here,
Was conquered By the dissrIssr"
0 SENTIMENT BY Zoo zoo.-"My dear
JEFF Davis. it 10 useless for you to euny favor
with the crowned heads abroad Your mo.t
intimate relations will no, be with, Europe, but
with Our -rope!' a.-,z,
q ExcHANer OF CoLoas-While Gen. But.
Ter is getting the Blacks, the STAKEHOLDER, i,
getting the Blues. -s.-4-,,r
% sAscE 1os rnE Goosr, &c-As much Of
the army clothing is bastsd together, vby
should not the army tailors be basssd too, iu,,
for uniform-ity's sake7 --e 's-z t-sf
u The latest description Of the difference
between good soldier and . fashionable Young
lady, is that one faces the powder and the other
powders the face. srr isfss7t
10 The Charleston Mercury says tba. the U.
S. army is "mads up of odds and ends." All.
Mercury. you have found, then. that the odds
are against you.-PSsntiee
D Parson Browulou recently declared in re-
lation to the Union reh of East Tennessee:
We intend to fight the secsssionists until hell
freezes ooe', and then fight them on the ice.
p One Of the female slaves received At
Fort Monroe declared that she had ga kind-a
'0e'y kind massa"' "Why, bles the LORI" she
added in proof Of the fact. "Ae neSer put rirss
in his eorhides in al his life"
" When Col. Davies Of the New York
Sixteenth Regiment was marching through Bal.
tinore without drums. some of the lockers on
sneerinsly asked. "Where's your musicp ain
our cartridge boxes" said the grim Colonel,
That man must not 60 into Virginia.
0- How TO MAKE A ZouAvE.-We got our
information from one of the French drill SER
gesnts himself, TINS:
"Tske un recruit-keeps him forty eight
hours-nothing to eat; den march him forty
eight hours-nothing to eat; den let him Aghs
like hell forty eight hours-as,Ai.g to eat; by
damz, he one Zouavc."
u The Albany Argus styles recently con.
solidated paper in New York AZ essentially
joint concern. being based upon beef contracts.
0 1t is to be hoped the report that Beaur.-
gard and Lee and Davis are quarreline il not
truei for loyal people are anxious to see the
rebel chiefs hang together.
" There was an evacuation at Hsrper,s
Ferry the other day, and the information from
Gen. Price 10 that there has since been . more
serious one in Missouri.
" The Lexington Statesnan says It has re-
ceived Every partial returns" Yes, States.
man, the returns are every parsial"-but not to
your folks.
u A member Of the Confederate army in
Virginis complains that he and his comrades
have been "exposed day and night to the sls-
msnts." We expect they were in want of
little elementary knowledge.
70 Extra Billy Smith. Of Virginia, says thas
be "muffs victory in the breeze. And Henry
A. Wise snaffs victory in the breeze too.-
What would Virginia take for tina. pair Of snuf.
fers7
U Prentice has the following:
One Of Gov. Jsckson's organs in Missouri
'ays that it pisies the U. 8. troops. 1t seems
that Gen. Price piiied them ct the battle near
His bowels we're moved for them.
II SOUTHERN REsouacE soa PowDEA-A
Of the Fayetteville (Norsh Caro-
ina) Observer says sit is tedious and ,sxpsn-
live process 10 make sulphur from iron oe COP
'er' but 10 our only resource now. North
Carolina mines furnishes an immense amount of
highly sulphsrous pyrises." - $40 sst,=
70 WILL TAKE rHxn sEA1s.-Ths Cincin-
'ati Enquirer says: "lt 10 with pleasure We
AN SAY that Kentucky will Be represented in
he United States Senate at the approaching
'easion Of Csugsss. Major Breckiusidgs and
Nr. Powell will both attend and b in their
eass.a Y .s-sssl.i ia lsi-a .s,.e :, &c..
q Lord Melbourne. On being pssassd - -
for sjoursaliss. % the ground thas
10 always supported his lsrdship vhsn in the
light. resorsed-"Thas's jsss when dea'tvaaS
lis help. Give ne fellow. Who win ssiek By
ne when an in the vEupg.s
u The last scan. mag. in New York 10 70
he effect that an attorneys clerk watched
a.