White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-07-09
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"N '"e CONVENTION been M,
poned for one DAY. 1t would have recs;r.s ''-
accession Of two thousand; and all of ,b.n u
only butternuis in sentiment, but bu,,..-.e' "o'
dress, for on Friday morning two ,hou.,as u
rived there, under guard, from the ba,,lss',
near viek.burg. True, they had been n ' .
against our Government. but thsy, a, Gu
heads, we're all the better Tor tb., .,s ppe''
man in the crowd was vallandipb,n '!
Cleveland Herald.
U A YrAa IN THE Woops-The w..,.
ton Star says that during the late raid ofS.
mans cavalry ,they rers Joined in t,~a e-
County, Virginia, BY Union refugee ~,
been lurking in the woods, to escap. II. c- .'a
federate authority, an entire year L..;,.
day. He says there are numbers q, NJ; oos
all through tn. South, hiding ,hem..l,..
caves and mountain fastnesses until the, -.
escape the Confederate thrall. N'A
IL A REEL HowL.-A corres,O,,,.
the Richmond Enquirer Of the 18th, bo,l,.
mendously over Yankee raids into ,bs ,...
sula counties. He says: "This is The ,.r,-.,
County in the last four weeks, tha, ,b.,' sH'n
pillaged, and if this thing continues III. 49,,
will be LEFT to starve. These couD,is, hs
furnished large supplies to the Go,s-nn..'
and will the Government now leave n. d..
dent and defenceless7"
U The New York World says 7, !.
clear that Gen. Lee did not march ,n,o D..
sylvania to bring peace, but a sword" ",
fear the deliberations Of the friend, Of ,s,,.
in that State will not amount to much r,,,
the invasion is over. 1t requires quiet, and ,
chance for serene contemplation, to apprec,,,
properly the seraphic visions Of the lion I,;r,
down with tie lamb. The glare of burpi,,
dwellings, the fierce yells of excited soldier,
and the crashing Of shells and musket hall,
infect communities with a kind of madD.s,
and the peace philosophers are compelled IN
get out Of the way, or pitch into the srb,
the nselves. 1t is very clear that the onIv
peace that is possible between the North and
South is one that will be conquered by one
side or the other.
u Who Wrote "Axoyo THE Prxy,"
The name " Edmund Kirk" which appears on
the title pages Of Among the Pines" and
"My Southern Friends" is, of course, pseu.
donym. The name Of the real author Of these
brilliant. and truthful pictures Of Southern life
we have never seen in print. We learn from
the best sources, that j. r. Gilmore, publisher
Of the Continental Monthly, furnished the
facts, from his own experience in the Sla,h
and that this material was worked up into the
two interesting volumes by Chas. G. Leland.
T A CoUrLE or,,MES WHO poS'r Rad THE
PArERs.-The sorst instance of Ignorance Ire
sulting from not taking the papers, We have
heard of lately. happened the other day few
miles from this city. A farmer wanted to cell
his place, AMI asked $500 for it. Another
farmer offered him 5000 in gold for it, bu. he
wouldn't take it, insisting that he mus, have
his price. A few days after buyer cane
along and gave him g 500 in paper money fOr
the fai m. Had he taken the $1,000 in gold
the principal with the premium at that tine
would have amounted to $f,sOo. Some msn
Sentinel
T JOKE on AN EGYrriAN REcrNryr"-
A well known commander was drilling brig
ade at " Ripple Kreek," Tenn, short time
since, and it was slim portion of the "Eler-
en- hundred and Fifty ninth Illinois" Quite
large number of this regiment have deserted
upon every occasion offered, the men generally
being very inattentive. The commanding on.
Ger of" all that is left Of them" was severely
censured, the other day, for dirs!icton Of duty.
The General swore BY the Eternal he wished
the Colonel Of the " Eleven Hundred and fir
ty-ninth" would :" go home and join bis rsgi,
ment."
u The government has begun to put In
force new rule. by which eaectually to pre-
vent pretended deserters and refugees from
| the rebel army from returning South with in'
formation for the enemy. which they hare &C.
quired while wearing the mask Of suffering
loyalty. and enjoying the freedom Of parole.
1t has been determined that all who call them
selves deserters, shall be sent, as soon IS the!
arrive within our lines. to Philadelphia, where
the oath Of allegiance will be administered 10
them, and the additional oath, BY which they
bind themselves not to go further South than
Philadelphia, under the penalty ofbeing treated
| az spies.
u The whole country between M'lliken'
Bend to Hard Pines, opposite Grand Gull .
distance of some 60 miles, is said to be per-
fectly desolated. It is represented TO have
once been an earthly paradise. beautiful '0a
productive. but II nov presents new scene ="
waste and ruin. 49,.
10 The Chicago Tribune declares that there
10 evidescs Of formidable Organization beng
gotten up in Illinois, with the view oil preren-
ting draft under the eonscEipt act and 'o'
collection of the Fedsrsl taxes. The Tribune
says the spirit of disloyalty throughout near!
the whole central portion Of the State is BE-
coming daily more bold and defiant and prep
srations are teing made to cany their th's''
into execution. .-a.f
u The Chattanooga Rebel will have !"
joke. Abiding 70 sudden cold snap,h -"
" the sudden ehsnge Of the weather may !"
tributed to the coolness Of tbs. Yankee ea''t
in presuming TO visit the varmess portions
Dixie" n1 ~fr'f M 't
u While regiment Of Hooksrs n0Vr
wss receiving iss pay, recently, 'nuss
came into camp and found rsady sale iof m
whisky. at three dollars pint. The otDee' "
command. on discovering the Illicit trade. e0n
Aseased the prohibited stock on hsna, and or0''
Al u r.