White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-09-10
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|" A LONG e-ArrrsrrrD oHEcr Aep,,,%
LAsr.-We have received the ,I.,.;.
that the blockade off Charle.,o, ls's
The mode in which this objec, has b.s,,..
ed is very simple. Instead of a.,e,Dr,;. 'a
capture as prizes the vessels at,en,,i,. %
the blockade. our blockaders. on esp,ir.., '''
pour broadside after broadside into tho
they sink, or surrender This i. ,bs .S '~'4
which has been adopted, ard vii! be b.... .',,''
carried out at Charleston. twill dini,;,,'
chances Of our gallant tars fyr rs,,ir- 10
money, but it will make blockade rrr,: r'''
much more perilous business than i, h,. =,
tofore been.-N. Y. Tribune.
u The Louisville Democrat sara
Bragg carries with his army rrin,;,, ,
and as long as he can find ink and rars, !. :
never in want of "funds" to pay arnv .,,,,,.
"To complete the scheme, and n,Ls :.
tive, he proclaims, on another piece Of - 80
that Il is at par, aad those who refuse :, -,
it" WelL d-n 'em, let EN- 20 to P;.t-
and stem tobacco until they can maxi ,y-4 ,.
on the same capital" ''
p An old fellow in Csss Cou,.r
his nephew in the army, in the cop,. as,.
letter said: =" Let me give you some ,5.;,
Get out Of the army as soon As ,or - :.
you need any money to purehass cit;,s,,,,,,.,'
to get away in, I win send i, to ,ou" -
nephew thought he could use the spare eb,,..
of his uncle to advantage, and ~ro,. Il.
send him seventy Eve dollars. 1t.m ..r,
once. The nephew gave Sisy dollar. II 4,
Sanitary Commission. and KEEP. the bsI,o,, : :.
contingent expenses.
u Upon Gen. Naglee reporting a,bs,,,-,.
tiers, with troops from Gen. Fosters Worth r..
olina command, Gen. Meade immediate, =,
signed him to command a. Harpe,'s Fer,
&C Among the many trophies of Gen. Ve,I.,
victory, brought by Col Schriver TO wasbis,.
ton, are the rebel Gen. Barksdale's ssor, ,,3
81 battle flags and standards. The rebe,G.,
Armstead, on his death bed, said he ,bop,,.
the rebellion was bad cause and was SOFT h,
had ever taken part in IT,
IT," CUTTING" RE,rL IN Tosoxro-,,,
ball in Toronto, C. W, last week. in honor q,
Lord Monck, a secessionist from winIsor visit.
ed member of bis cabinet, hoping therein :,
obtain an invitation to the ball. He presented
his card Mr.. -, Southern Conf rler,cv,"
The gentleman took it, examined it, and e.
marked: Mr.. -, of the Southern Confed
eracy. eh Well, sir, our Governmeu, is no,
aware Of the existence of such an institution
There must be some mistake, SIR" and .te:.
cessionist was courteously bowed out,
F RELIEF Fer DRAFTED MEy-Gov Smith,
Of Rhode Island, has issued proclamation
recomme ading that all the cities ard town, Il
the State make such immediate provision +,
the relief of drafted me.r, or tiOse depsnden,
upon tsem, as will relieve them from auy A.
prehe nsion that their familie. vii no, be pro-
vided for while they are called to the seld to
battle for the life Of our Government.
u 1t may not be publicly known tha; Gen
Hancock was wounded in the recent battle BY
| tenpenny nail. This is accounted for on the
supposi;ion that ii was driven from fence reAr
by. The nail and small piece of wood hsrs
been extracted, and the patient is convalesct:.
u Gen. Farns~orth, who was killed a; CT.
tysburg. was Colonel of Caval v of rs,i
ment from Illinois, and distinguished him.tli
in battles on various occasions. He was Re-
publican member of Congress elec: from li'H-
ois, and his vacancy will now have 10 be fici
by an election from that State.
IL LORD BrnoN's DsucHrrs.-A We cos;I'
monument has just been erected in Huesna
Parish Church in memory Of Augusta Ada
Countess Lovelace, Byron's only daughter.
IL Several secesh ladies of St. 10. have
joined purses and purchased an entr. new sus
of clothes for Capt. Thrailkll, the rebel recruit
ing officer now lying in that Jail. This is Ger
tainly giving comfort, if not aid, to the eneny
u FouR CAMPAIGNS CLosED-No less than
four great military conpaigns have come 70 3
conclusion since the beginning of June-'sn'
Meade's campaign in Pennsylvania and Mary
land against Lee; General Roseerans campaign
against Bragg; Gen. Grants crmpaign asain''
yicksburg; General Banks's campaign agalh''
Port Hudson. The two latter campaigns an'
victories are 6nal in themselves; the two iorm'
er will doubtless be resumed in new neids' O'
rather new campaigns will succeed those J"''
closed.-N. 7. Times.
T A citizen of Charlestown. Mass, haads
tin guished himself by daring feat Tbs $"
the afixing flag on the top Of the iisn'n,ns
rod that surmounts the peak Of the Bunker hlI
monument. He did it tsays the Bunker NIX
Aurora) BY placing the foot ofthe ladder as'ln''
the flagstaff with the other end PREACHING % .A'
apex of the monument; he then aseended INC
ladder, reached the lightning rod, sseadisa nln,
self by it, and stood on the very tip top Oh '1'
monument and adjusted the flag. This 'n'
second time he has planted the dag oil MS '0'"
try at this airy height
p The Richmond Examiner reeenH!
&" the only reasonable hope Of the Conie's,
from the first day has been the transfer 0' w.
tiIities to the enemy's country. II We c'nH0'
do that the progress of invasion, however 80"
must, after time, overcome u.s." Inc '.a
fer of hos.ilities to PennsyIvania has been 'n''
twice and failed, so that if We press our w
ding columns the rebellion must be o'e'o'"
pRecent returns detail the number Of n0~ oso.
Catholics in ireland thus: In 1884, o'4'0
in 1861, 4 sos ,26s. The number Of mem.' .,s.
the E.tablished Church in 1884 vas '''
and in 1861 there were 691 .sI2-sbe fe :.
proportions being in 1894 100 to 81 D. ''0
ls6O, 100 to 1885.
ar p.mb.,ton IN h,s first letter 70 osne