White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-05-21
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n Soutn Carolipa n,
the war continues two years longer, and ~
blockade puts the inventive and eoo,,,.... %'
faculties Of the rebels to its trumps the, .
yet rise to the dignity Of clothes Din, and
penny nails. t "a'
q The soldiers Voting Bill rec.p,l, ,,
BY the Onio Legislature. has been .;r,.s
deposited in the Office Of the Secretary Of O.. a
The Conservatives will howl with race hu,
congratulate the soldiers Of Ohio and N. ~
ton. Not many Copperhead vote, ,u
poled in the army.
% The plates for the new fraction,, .
ey are totally different il design, e,s.n.:
and everything. from the pre,eu. postal cr,..
cy. They are now complete, and the no.
rency will soon be put iu circuls,;o,
thoughtis viii defy the effort, Of eous.-.t.
u" Asa. Asa. AsA"-Sach "a. Il.
of VAllaniisham from the uoper uip,jov ~,
about to be arrested; no doubt the ,,.,, ,'
Of distress Oft the Knights Of the G,ss, ~ A'
Gle. Tue Cievelani Herald is assu,s, = VIZ
familiar With the rituals of secre, orders ,T' S''
when "the grand baiins sign os d.,,s,.
not be seen. the word is to be heard"
p Mrs. George D. Prentice is still a, a.
Neil House, Columbus. striving to oh,,;,
cessions from the authorities in favor Of h..
son, Major Clarence Prentice, Of III. r.h.,
ny. nov in prison at Camp Chase.
II H'n. Edward Everets's assertion, in Ii.
last Union speech. that the Crittendru Con-
promise Of 1861 was humbus. and zouls -,
have prevented the rebellion, disturbs an Il.
CopperfIeads, big and little, from B,.,on =.
Washington. to Cincinnati and Chicago. T,.v
don't think 90 much Of Everett as ,b-y si.
sni the B,ston Post attributes "hi, ch, d,
heart" to the fact shat " hi. delicate am, ,rm.
pathetic organization renders him peculi,,,
sensitive to the feelings and opinions of A ma.
jority Of those about him."
P Among the bills reported upon fsror,b,
in the New York State Senate, r. one d" ;n,o..
porating the Anglo African Bunk" Tr.L
Hifh
negroes for eorporators.
70 Hugh Mccullough of indianapolis, P,e,.
fdent of the State Bark Of Indiana. one Of The
ablest financiers and best bank officers IN tho
country. has been appointed to and accepted
the office Of Comptroller Of tire Currency under
the new Unitei Safes banking law.
II While Bltternnt meeting was being
held in Bloomington, fniisna, one day las.
week, train Of rebel prisoners vas detained
there a few moments. The Coppe,oo,toms
swarmed around and advised the
prisoners to take advantage of the crowd
anil escape, &C.. until the officer in Command
was compelled TO drive them from the train a.
the point Of the bayonet.
u The. rebel General Pillow, states hi,
'osses during the war AS follows: "4OO negroes,
four gin houses. worth $4,000 each; 10000
pounds of bacon; 1000 hogs; 500 head ofas.
tie; 2,l00 bales Of cotton, burned by bis own
Government; besides the destruction of nv
houses and dsso!alion of my plantations by the
enemy"
u The distress sign of the Copperhe,d Sc.
cret society is "H. o. R. d." The haiing
party gives only the FIRST two letters, which are
The initials to the words hold on" The rs.
,pondent, iehe is q member. answers R. d."
which means " Richmond"
u A VALID Excuse The Vicksburg Whig
Of late date apologies for the meagre show
Of reading matter, by saving that the Yankee
shells burst so near the Office that the printers
could not work.
u A man in OskaIoosa, Iowa, recently
bought mule Of the male persuasion. On tho
lay the long cared property Was to arrive in
own. the report was industriou,ly circulated
hat vallandigham would be in on the train.
Of course every Copperhead in town WAS at
he depot. The train came in, and his mule
hip was led from the car, probably very much
urpriscd at so distinguished reception.
u Just previous to his death, Gen. Sumner
tated to his friends at Syracuse, that he had
'een allowed an insight into the plaa. for fu-
ure military and naval operations. which gave
lin higher confidence in the certainty Of the
peedy and complete restoration Of the Union
md the undisputed sway Of the Constitution
han lie had felt at any previous time since the
'esinning CT the rebellion.
p CHEAP PAPER FROM BELeIUx.-The Man.
hester Mirror says: ave saw in New York
asst Mmday a sample OF 1000 reams Of news.
'aper just arrived from Belgium, costing in
aew York fifteen cts. pound, and equal in
uaiity, it appeared to us. to our book paper
'orth twenty-five cents per pound. IL 10 .
ood beginning. anc will stop she price Of ps-
er running beyond certain point"
u where rus DaArr Is TO Br Frssr.-The
'ew YORK Evening Post states that the United
tatss dispatch Agent of that city has receiTsd
letter from the Sta.e Department. explaining
he order recently published. requiring mill
sry bond from persons liable to daft under
he e. rollment act. He says that act has been
evoked, except in those States which have
os yet furnished 6eir compliment ef nine
,enfhs' mea.
u A letter from an officer in one Of our
'giments on the Rappahannock, mentions
ne Of tn. curious incidenss Of the war, tna'''
- nights before. corporal ofa New Je"9
egiment in Rem lids division. while on duE
, the extreme front Of our lines, gave bir'n
fine child. The corporal should learn !"
guard against infs.t-rs."
u The New York Tribune SAYS: Uni'0
'asues are being formed BY the ladies in nan'
'wns ssd villages for the purpose Of cuh'
ng that fragrant balb Ssf the sss Of our '0''
iess." aJ islsi tass sf'