White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-08-21
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s0ns p' Nome will be issued, however, e.eel
state e., loyal citizens, and then only op0
70 sfnes urseut and pressing business
the "rur i. sr. Jo.rrH.-on Friday night
u lam from the Herald, four locomotive
s's .,.ned in the Round House at 81 zoe
,s's . ssss valued at 100000. The fire va
!. ,o,t Of an incendiary.
''s -r,,stments in the Eleventh are goln'
npdly. Not less than h ave , ai"I regimen,
been an aI D,uiuhan come next after Leaven
I Ispa ia the number of men furnished.
WI" u,,r. .,p PArRrorIc-Messrs. A. q
" have made a most generous and
N .a,is proposition to the men in their enp'o,
Panpa .a families. They offer to continue 70
'p, D s,lf their pay during their ABSENCE and
sa'h' w.. ,os;tious to them when they return
~p,s,;l<nes Journal. a
p,,sou Brown'ow gives as a reason fo'
=, - visiting the State of Vermont: that the
s sps never voted the Democratic ticket
~ Hon. Joseph Holt is announced to have
- N Ii, ADHESION to the Presidents plan for
+. o,aaual emancipation of slaves.
~ n ,uDears to be pretty well established
~. cause of our humiliating disaster at
, Tenn, was owing to the fact
.s.,c,n T. Crit,enden, who ought to have
s.., commanding our forces, was attending a
s.I;c q, the hotel in town. BY an unpardona-
us thunder one of the two regiments stationed
,ss,. "a. camped on one side of the town and
-. nm the other side, 50 that there was no pos
<Sili,y of cooperating with each other.
The Quincy Herald Of Monday says:
The city was literally dotted with Missouri
IN. Yesterday, who were supposed to have left
,be State in consequence Of the recent order
,s,ui,inr all able bodied men of that State to
.nrol themselves for service. We heard of one
uaty of them who we're on their way to Rich
nond to join the rebel army. a.-r
n The Chicago papers have what they call
the "black list" in which they publish the
name of every man who declines to subscribe
for the war. This is right The man who re-
mains at home and refuses to give of his means
while others are Drawing the perils of the camp
and the field, should be held in disgrace before
the eyes of men.
ia BOUNCE FROM PEs.-A paragraphist
treats US to a description of three.legged
calf, which, says he. sis lively, and jumped four
feet out Of the pen." .rl
Out Of which pen, sir7-out of that one you
penned the paragraph With
L The FIVE CENT CAPrAIys.-Gen. Pope's
handsome reward, offered for the return of an
absent Captain to his duties, is timely. 1t will
not exhaust the public treasury at that rate, to
bring back all these shoulder strapped heroes
to their commands, and yet the sum named is
full price for officers who pocket their pay and
turn themselves into bar-room loafers. Sixty
cents dozen is all the lounging fellows are
worth to the country, whatever their grade
Chicago TriJuue.
e Gen. Pope has written a very sharp letter
to Capt. Harrison, the officer for whose appre-
hension he recently offered five cents reward,
rbuking him for his card of explanation in q
New York paper, and telling him that he had
no adequate grounds for resigning, and that his
excuses were trumped up to cover his disgrace
ful conduct, and assuring him that it was his
deliberate purpose to disgrace before the Amer
lean people any officer in his army who would
be guilty Of such conduct. . .
u Gen. Brindle and DR.. Wood, at Lecomp-
ton, we're brought in by the irresistible Capt
Sam. Carpenter and lodged in the guard house.
These gentlemen are historical characters.
Woods offence, or oIe Of them, is raising the
traitor flag on his house. Brindle has secreted
arms; about sixty U. S. muskets have been
found, and 300 are expected. Good haul
Conservative, Sob.
u HE'LL Do Ir.-Hon. l. N. Arnold, NJ. c.,
from Chicago, says that just before the adjorun-
ment Of Congress he had visited the President,
and informed him of his intention to return TO
mat people who had placed him in the Presi-
dental chair. He said to him: "In olden time
you nauled rails; now the time has come to
maui rebels" To which the President replied:
Tell the people Of Illinois that I'll do it."
u The SUBSISTENCE ORDER.-The soldiers
are merrly carrying into effect Gen. Pope's Or
vet NOS. Aday or two since squad captured
wagon loads Of hay few miles from Fred
'eks0urg' and as they drove them through the
streets Of the town called out, greatly to the
n0F'lhcation Of the inhabitants, "This is Gen.
ropes Order No. Washington Correspon-
dsHee n. Y Tribune.
~ AIDING THE EsEnr.-The Petersburg
"I' Express quotes from Chambers speech
u 'ne Senate, giving McClellan's strength, and
FOnses the entire speech the next day.
vi the hundreds of men confined in Fortress
dungeons there is not one whose treason is
rV'e deserving of punishment than Senator
handlers. The crime is bluntly charged upon
Rhs.
~ - The prowess of John Morgan. the guer.
ANA 'eaaer in Kentucky, seems to be apprecia-
.ea oy the widows of that State. When he en-
s'ea Versailles, having put to fight a Federal
.o'ee' ne was met by gay young widow who
Of the citizens. 80
p,a.: Wv Yates, of Illinois, telegrapbs to the
:'uea. mat ne has one hundred military com.
I'm - 'u'l' and asks whether the Government
"eeep' an additional regiment from Illinois:
ioe indianapolis Journal SAYS:
' as our knowledge extends, not Q sell.
Js 10" % the sh Of January party has enter
r. Ne'' regiments, or is raising ree,sits.-
e'e may be few vbor,