White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-10-08
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p Theodore Tiltcn, editor of the ~
Independent in Mr.. Beecher's ab..Dca iofS
drafted in Brooklyn, last week. hs
T Gov. Morton has purchased os.,.,
of Pennsylvania portion of the c. S'''s
battle fisld, and will shortly have tho ''0's
of all the gallant Iudianians Who fen =" ~I"
sanguinary field removed to, and bur- vat
it, where suitable monument will \, @
be erected BY grateful people to CON-.
rate the heroic deeds of her sons no
p TURNED OUT OF Dooas.-Tb.
Commercial Advertiser says: "we -, --'o
the propriesors of the Clifton Hou.. c,,. 'lH
recently gave Mr.. vallandigh.m notice 1aai = s-i
circumstances having rendered ths s4'
cupied BY the notorious individual pr.ss..N "
his company"
p Politicians in Indiana regard ", G.,
Ter colfaz's election to the speakershiD NJ =
next House as practically settled alre.d, AZ .'
ministration members throu.hou. the .,... U,
seem to take pretty much the saus r;...,a'
case.
p Prentice says: John B. Flovd "a -.
tainly dead. The devil has his dues. bp, -
gallows is cheated. The devil had be,,s, -. :.
good care Of his pitchfork, or Floyd will .,..,
it." A
| U The Richmond papers still advocate =.
invasion Of the North. Lee DON, see III, -.
light He's tried it once I. was essvsDor-S
to get into the North, but not near 40 s,.,
get out again.
/" The Democratic State ticket IN N,,.
sofa ia doomed to an Overwhelming ssf.,,
The Convention crowded in the CopDerbs,s,
and the conservative journals refuse to svD,O-
it.
T The Confederate debt, says Robert Ia,
Tor. Register of the Treasury 1t Richmond !,
$3.50. .000, 900.
10 The London Spectator SAYS .h., Il.
friends of the rebels have lately paid four nil.
lion dollars for their friendship. The -sS.I
loan has tumbled to such a depth as to be a..
most out Of sight.
T John Morgan's friends in Kentuck,, ,co,.
plain that he is not properly treated, in beip,
set to work in the Ohio Penitentiarv. Tsy
say it is great outrage. The Louisville jour.
nal comforts them by reminding them tn,
Col. Woodruff, of Kentucky, and his eOunap.
ions, who we're for a long time prisoner, 4,
Richmond, were forced to stem tobacco. and
were kept very hard at work, at that In those
days, it appears, John Morgan's friends used to
laugh at Col. Woodruff having got to be 10.
bacco stemmer. THE boot is on the other leg
now, and it fits uncomfortably close. lie. !,
pinch the corns.I
T Gen. Meade has been claimed as Den.
ocrat and Catholic. He is neither He and
his family have always been Wings, and b.
a member of the Protestant Epis opal Church,
and has family pew in ST. Marks Church,
Philadelphia. He was opposed to the agitation
of the slavery question before the war, bl, i,
now al earnest supporter of the whole var pol.
icy Of the administration, like Grant Rose
Grams, Burnside, Butler, and other COrserri-
tives.
u One of the facts revealed By the iri-
matioi collected by the bureau Of miltarsa
tistics, Albany, New York. is, that Gen. I'd.
leck is a native of Waterville, Oneida CCun;!.
N. Y, and that his grandfather, Jahez HaIecs.
is now resident of that town, and in tic one
hundred and third year of his age.
u Until recently, the bonnet, or the micro
scopic apology for it, worn BY the ladies v"
called the kiss me-quick" The new style
which falls more away from the cheeks, id a.
improvement on the old one, and an attrsct's
inducement to lip calisthenics, and is charming
ly entitled the Nothing-.o binder-yOu."
D An editor in York State. in announcing
that he is drafted, thus encourages bis conscrlp-
ted friends
Why shonld We noun. conscrip,sd fnsnc''
Or shake At drafts sisrnsl
Tis but the voies that Abr'sn sends,
To mate shoulder arms.
u The REMOVAL OF QuAarrsxAsrrs CIV
rRAL Mues.-After all that has been reported
about the removal Of Quartermaster Genera
Meigs, in connection with his visit to the Arm!
of the Potomac, We are enabled 10 state tha'
he vas sent into Virginia at his own spe0h
reouest.-Wash Cor N. Y. Tribune.
" If posterity condemn me, it willb b.
cause did not hang John c. Calhoun as
traitor. They may condemn me more i0r snf
than any other act Of my sdministraii0n'-Af
drep Jaekson.
I think the time not unlikely to come 'O''
shall be blamed TO, having made too lev
rests rather than too mapy.-Abrshsm L'a'"A'
p The New York Evening Post says 'oa'
Mr.. Montgomery, formerly editor Of the 'T''
burg whig, who, it will be remembered ese,P
to the North after having been coodemns'
he hung on suspicion of being Union nin'
about to return to vicksburg and estsoi'e
Union paper.
p The subscription price Of the Aa'n,
Confsderacy hss been raised to $3ea!eH
It is announced as not being 50 high as sns p"
Of paper and everything else would sn'n0n"
r"Mrsp Youa P's."-As the word %.
tor ID destined 70 pass into history and =
place with Ticonderogs, Bennington snd 0.-
or, at least it should be spslled correctly
majority of our exchanges, however, rsry 81"
trically make kitchen garden Of it, 500 ,r,,
q "p" in the middle of the word Tie
olina game oockD of the Revolution w
Thomas Sumter; the Carolina fort Is ''-
and Sumter let it be.
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