White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-10-01
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U CousrrasKr Postal Cu.,rscr-s
picayune rascal has taken to couD,.,s.;,:
the 5 cent postal currency notes. The, .,
the main we'll executed, and nearly r...r,'
the genuine. They are. hoSever, coD.,d, ,'
lighter. the paper more aiusy, and .b. -.
some lines shorter than the geuuiu. note,
~ II seems to be a settled fac, ,b,,,,
army is daily decreasing in strength. II. y
sertsrs outnumbering the eonscrip,s. ma
deserters Who come into our Ii.es, saw ,h.,,:
tenths who desert make for their ru.,....
homes. They also say that the fe.Iio, ,h.,
the rebel cause is lost 10 universal in the ,.,,
army Of virginia. -y.,l-.4.,
LA gassip, writes from ,Ssra.cr. NJ
Banks cannot be called hannd;on. ~.
but she is +" comely," dresses we'll. and b,, =,
as keen a. her husbsnd's sword. s..us ,,r.;,
fool Sentursd 70 ask her what she isoolS a. =,
the General vas killed I GO and ro,L ..
my living. as ! did before I married hinr:
the ready reply of'he lady:
W '0I sASA ~" NkvsrAfTa OSpcr
A few days since, some soldiers s,.,io,.d =,
Quincy. Illinois. entered the otfc. Of N. D..
aid. . bitter Copperhead newspaper ana 49,
verted the typs into pi. Gen. Apu.s Il.
Commander Of ,,hs Department, .r;,.d =
town . few hours after and ordered III. 80.
under arrest. also an assessment Of the d.
done, which amount will Be deiuc,ed fms, -.
pay. The prevocatios to the a.sa.r, ~,
article which appeared in the Herald e,IF,.
them hell hounds"
/" A MAINE CcPPrRHEAp WHO Los- D..
DocuxESrs.-An amusing incident occurrd;,
OIfor' County. Maine. last week By n,
take. Virgil D. Paris and Rev Mr.. Garland
exchanged carpet bags. The former va, d,
his way to C.'ppsrs eai meeting, and tn. h,.
ter Was going to exchange pulpits With ,..,h.,
clergyman. Paris vent tn Nevry vi,h d.
course on the times, while the clergyman had
in return Copperhead speech, . I.al, AZ
wh,skey snd John Brown pike.
u Two or three shoe dealers from Nal,
vile, Tennessee. are nov in Boston, irwin, IN
ADJUST their Indebtedness. One Of them h,,
settled outright at ninety cents on tn. doIl,,
and the Others are paying from afty to ,i,,,
per cent. upon their accounts.
U Of9 900 rebel prisoners of war a, ro,,
Delaware, 600 have alresdy enlisted in III, "A
Maryland Cavalry, and 400 more have sirpis.a
their inten ion Of enllsting.
u The mountains of North Al.b.m. ~.
full of deserters from Johuson's and Br.c'.
armies.
b An Iowa paper says tha: at = recent COP
perhead meeting at O.kaloosn, in that State.
two young ladies. appropriately adorned With
butternut breast-pins, occupied the from, seal,
The next day the young =" ladies'" we're in ,l
for shoplifting. the stolen goods having been
found in their possession.
p The Green Bay Advocate. one OF III.
oldest and most Influential Democratic pap.n
in wisc"nsin-owned and edited BY rh.rl.,
ID. Rohinso "a life long Democrat-rs.cs the
Cnpperhead platform and refuses to suppor.
the Crpperhrad ticket nominated nv the lN,
Democratic State Couv eniion of WiscOn.in.
II JoHx MlNos r. rrs-A correspondents
the Indisnspoli- urnal, writing from Virgins.
SAYS: Did sou ever hear Of John Minor
Bolts 7 Well. on Saturday last while the :hiri
Indiana cavalry were engaged in skrmi,h,
about six miles sorth Of here, Major Mcclure.
seeing a hale looking. oldish gentleman in
door by the roadside, hailed him and inquired
Which way did the rebel cavalry. that . no
ment since passed here, go ~" Sir" WAS tho
reply. am under parole to the Confederate
Government. to tell nothing see. But, cir,
nv name is John Minor Bo,ts-as devoted q
Union man A. the world can find. put 10
I" ifs" nor " butts" in the case" May bis re-
lease from parole soon cone.
U Brigadier General Rober. Anderson. y.
s. A.. has been assigned to the command Of
the Depot for Volunteers at Newport. This
assignment to duty. Of the hero fFor, Sumter.
10 noticeable as having been made at the same
time that 'he redoubtabIe fort, which he -
nobly defended two yeas and q half ago. sue
cumbed to the persuasive eloqueDce Of Gen
Gilmore's batteries.
u The LAST GAsr-Ths rebellion s
breathing its last. The call of Jef. Davis Tor
. half million Of slaves to repIenish bis army
10 the last gasp Of that moribund concern. II
slavery needed another blow for it, sIternins-
tion. Il has come in this call of the chief con.
spirator for arming their slaves, Truly, the
ways Of Providence are inscrstable.-O~
State Journal.
U THfis ToSR.-The tone Of the Copper
head papers throughout the country. 10 more
bitter than ever against the " radicals" snes
the Laursnes massacre. They would Uphold
Qaantrile ifthey dared 20. They Dishs - ven
do II ss to support the Conservative policy.
q The Mobile News eE the 81 .ys:
have Dalsitsde ofreports horribly detrimental
70 the character Of the patriotism Of tho ps0p.s
ip many places in Alabama ard Mississippi
ssns Of them too dissraeefdI 70 publish =
portion Of our people have gone stark nse-
They are bastard soushefnsn and reer's'
Confsdentes.
% Hrsss N. Blowx 70 Aea1rrrfp.-Aais'
partial jury ofhis eounssymen. ssleetsd s's
the utmost care, under the directioo and stnes
ct e1amiuasien Of the Prosecuting A'sosneJ
Montgomery County, and Of his assistant =,
A. Hout. Esq-both personal and pelias-
friends off. F. BoIlmeyer, deesssed-sn
thorough hearing Of all ne evidence ID w
case. and Of the areunenss Of stto ney'' as
ded last night, after q srief dslibent'on' W.