White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-08-20
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1 SricI resolve o. Missoulr so,,,
At recent meeting of officers and .o,a;A -
the Second Provisional Regiment of E,. :. |"
souri, Militia, the following resolution ., ,' @
imously adopted " That We adou, III. sr ,'a'
ing - our platform as regards rebeldOm. r- ''
cipstion With deportation; sequestra,;o, .a' ~..'
out litigation; condemnation ui,bo,, -. A
ton determination without procr,s;..s
con6seation without botheration; and a.
tion without reservation or any hesitation !.
the means Of bringing speedy teruip,,;,..
the Southern Confederation"
u A Coppsrhead who managed to ,,,-,
himself into Union League in Chic.eo = - y.
~ spy for the Chicago Times, incurred "
picion, and in order to te.t his f.i,hfplD., :
"yarn" WAS imposed on him BY the ,rue n.-
bers, TO the effect that an application bad ~.
made to Gov. Yates to arm the Leasuen n.
bait took; the traitor related his s.or, IN A.
Times reporter, and it appeared in the eol,,.'
of that paper At once, with suitable .uh.n.,
ments, accompanied with dreadful ,h,.,,. :,
what the Democrats" would do II N. q.
ernor acceded to the request. OF conn. A.
fellow was spotted"
p RHHARKASLR IsroRxArIoS.-h. w..
tern (England) News Of May 2s,h saws: &C..
Hooker, Conmander- in Chief Of IN. -,
Army Of the RappahannocL, i, said b,. e
ish gentleman To have been formerI, , r,;s.,
in that country. and to have KEEP. bee, .,o,
or, as it is called in that neighborhood ,.rs
leywink.' At Helston, the same ,,,A,.:.-
states that General Morgan is Torqu., man
p SINGULAR DrATH.-In the battle ~ T.,
.ysburg, General Weed of our forces vu nr
tally wounded. In trying to catch ,h. s,.,
words Of Gen. Weed, Lieut.. Ha,le,, Va, t,..r
ing, and bent bis head close to the Ge,enI 8
receive his dying command, when buIle, a,
unseen messenger Of death, hit him in ,b. sr.
head, and, falling On the bosom Of hi, s.,a
and associate, he breathed bis life avn, v;,A
out word or groan.
T ONE o. GRAxr's PrculI.uriu-,,. 4.
remarkable Of Grants battles-of which h. IA,
had fifteen, al victories-that be MANAGE, \,
complete them on the day they we're begun
Pittsburg Landing might be eoR,is.res % .,.
eeption, but that the 6rs, day Of tha, fight "a.
Q surprise. As soon as Grant saw the ,ot
before him he finished it. He does no, liI,
apparently, ~ g 70 slsep With anything on hs
nind-
U An incident connected with the h,nrax
of the spy Richardson, at Frederick, by Gen.
Buford, deserves mention. He vas ordered To
be tried, and II found guilty to be hung. h.
was convicted, Letters addressed to Es.llb being
found in bic boots. TIE rsssk uss sonauni
Gated 70 Gen. Buford, who Responded, "Hns
him; hang hi m forthwith. u Rnd hin b
Waskingtes, fSey'H send hin back premsttd"
u Gen. Longstrees has been killed three
times during this war, and yet takes his nOgr
ishment regularly.
p Havana was never % f1ll Of sostsss
people as at present.
u When the rebel General Arksdals fsn,
mortally wounded. he Was brougk within or
lines, and his last words we,e: Tell nv s5
l fell like . man, but We fought like hell"
p The 25th Massachusetts, regimen. sur
bered. the morning after the battle of Gtry-
burg, fifty eight men bearing muskets. I,.s
high time the draft had commenced in M.ss
chusetts.
P Gen. Anderson, of Fort Sumter msnor,
is spending the season at Bridgeport, Connect
cut. His health is much impaired, and be .
forbidden BY his physician to speak in pubEe.
u HEAVY IScoxs TAXA maiden ladyia
Hatfield. Hampshire County, Mas, paid an IN
come tar for last year Of $4,000. Where rs
all the bachelors1
T The New Yo:k Times says: at is IN
derstood that Gen. Hooker is to be assigned %
the command Of the troops on the YOrko'a
Peninsula, for operations against Richmond
p At the entrance of the cemetery Of Get
tysbnrg there 10 posted solemn warning.
which announces that q fine Of $50 will be in-
posed upon any and all persons Who injurs ne
fences, or deface the monuments, cut the trees
or shoot guns in the place.
u BAnxsDALr.-The rebel General Bsrf''
dale, killed at Gettysburg. is the same ron
whose head washburue, Of Illinois. pulled ne
wig in the House Of Representatives, st '''
time Grow of Pennsylvania knocked Keitt 0osn
Barksdals vss the father in law Of Brooss' "'
man Who assaulted Hon. Charles Sumner
" Uxrxrrcrrp FALL IN TIE MAnErr.-.@
some reason there was such scarcity OIL cow
yesterday that not enough could be found
make . single hsad.-Nsp Ys,i P'a.
p The Southern exchange 10 easy 'a
has over eighty aIoussnd prisoners on dep'
with us, of which upwards Of seventy shoa's''
we're taken In July. II Je6 has occasion
draft for troops, he can draw on the MORN
soon % he finds himself in funds.
p An amusing incident, in connee'0n US
the eaptsre of rebel train In PenngN'o',
told BY the boys. A regiment vss "aies's
behind q protection 70 the wagons, so' w
we're In blissfsI Ignorance Of the near pfe''
A. v..L awho Soes therer rs