White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-07-02
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q During the recent rebel r.id ip,o "
Virginia. one Of Gen. Jenkins men s,o,. - a
dy's hoop skirt. which 50 enrae,d N. q "a
that he ordered the fellow to wear i, , .s, &
month. So he was obliged to 70 with !. .. l0''
his neck. amid the jeen of bis comrades. v'' y,
TO see him hold it up when riding hi, no.. .a
said to have been ludicrods in the .,,r.m.
u Prof. Whitney. the State G.olo,;., ,
California, found among the sier. Ns,.
about 1000 feet above the level of tn. o....
an almost perfect jaw Of . rhinoeoro. ~
petri6ed oyster shells were also found .-
the mountains Of the interior and At
elevation. "''
p The women Of Columbus. Georri, a..
Girard, Alabama, have recently been o.,n.,~ a
ting damaging raids" upsn th. s.or.l....-
Of those towns. With the battle CT, Of /" r.r ~
co, calico" they marched boldly to ,b. ....,. :.
until threatened BY the Mayor with ;uD.;.
mept, whom. taking council Of fear, the, h..s
ed their elsmorous voices and quietly di..pD...
ed. Doubtless there are . grea, man, Of
male secessionists in the kingdom of j.s ~
are quite - badly OF as Flora McFliu,., =.
something 70 wear"
p The Governor of Ohio Ia, .u,bo.;..,
battalion to be formed of rebel pri,o0.-, :.
Camp Chase, in that State. Who taxa III. ,..,
Of allegiance. FOrty-sve Joined on Tbur,d,,
last.
" The Richmond Enquirer says thu, IL.
Vicksburg rebels can't be subdued b, bupr.,-
that their resolute courage will be 70 ,b.n,,
food" Undoubtedly men can live yer, ,.,
upon hogs pluck. or calls pluck. bu. v. n.,.,
heard Of any poor fellows subsisting upon .Ss,
own pluck.-Lou. Journal.
T WHAT IT MrANs.-The Buffalo Courier
WAR Democra., says: The mere. CRYING Of
"Peace, Peace" when honorable peace j, h.
yond the reach Of the Government, 10 ,im,,
clamor for the recognition of rebel indeD.D.
dence and the surrender of all hopes Of national
existence.
p"T The oldest inhabitant" Of Ann ArO,
Michigan, Mr.. John Hanglin, died on the ,o.b
Of May, at the remarkable age Of one hundred
and ten years.
T A child Weighing ls774. pounds va, born
at New Bedford, Mass, few DAYS since.
T There is a rumor in Paris, based on ID,
assertion Of the Confederate envoy" .h,, 4,
soon as ''this cruel war is over,'-pro,i;ed
that the result is favorable to the Confederate
cause-a nobility, consisting ofDuks. Marquis,
Earl, Viscount, and Lord, with Baronet and
knight complete. IL to be formed. and tho
great men whs have distinguished themselves
BY their bravery and patriotism, are to b. ,b.
recipients Of the titles.
u One Dick Merrick. Of Chicago, said il.
speech at the indianapolis Democratic meeting.
in reference to the Con6scation Act, and Z nan.
cipstion Proclamation:
"yI soe,e q citizen Of Virginia, I rouH
burn eUe-y blade Of srass. and run tie nsirs
in resouoirs Of blood. soone, then come baci ias
the Union under these degrading lsrs."
This is what the Copperhsad organ, esllAs
"saored right Of free discussion"
| p Fernando Wood seems to be getting into
the sere and yellow leaf of life. Burleigh, The
New York correspondent of the Boston Jour.
nal, says:
81 saw Fernando Wood the other day, and
was surprised to note what time is doing on hs
person. His hair is quite gray. He hasa .,n
and seedy look, and the general appearaneeof
q worn out man. A few past months have snsi
him greatly. His peace movemen: finds it'd.
favor under his lead. Few men will attend the
Chicago Peace Convention. Nearly al the
New York officials who have been chosen.
have already made excuses for not going"
p The Attorney General has decided that.
under the Pension act of 1862. widows and
daughters Of soldiers and sailors who, after
being wounded while in the service, and sub
sequently die in consequence Of such wound.
are not entitled to pension. The death must
occur while they remain in service, to raise
valid claim.
Gov. SEYMOUR a TRAIroR.-Gov. Seymour,
the great aud shining light Of" Conssr'asiTes
and Copperheads, said in one Of bis speeches;
"yslssery mud b destroyed to p's'y" %
Union. lIen tie people Of he South shoald BE- '1'
nifted to wITaDRAw rHEnsELvEs rios rHf
uMoN."
That 10, "let the Union periah 10 save slave
y-Slavsry is of more value then the Union.
st. Joseph Herald.
p The French. instead Of finding in the
Me1icans an suervased and insignificant 0''
are meeting an opposition unexpected from ss'n'
The guerillas are exceedingly trouol'''n''
and arc cutting OF al struggling parties.
GT The Government has purchased nun
Der of steamers at San Francisco. for the 's
fence Of the Pacific coast. Sailors are sIHen'
ly scarce, and several merchant ships ~ o.
tanned for want of fhands.
u When the 5lth (eolorsd) Mnsehd'e'"
we're leaving Boston. they took In Their '0'.'
the street in which Wendell Phillips house
situated, and he being prevented BY donesa'
circumstances from addressing them I" 'n.,
passed, allowed his friend Garrison to tesuq
his recognition Of the honor BY an act more "
quept than speech. From the opsn v'no'.
Mr.. Garrison held to the soldiers the %"
their hero and e1emplar. John Brown.
. happy thought. and deeply impfes''
minds Of ali who saw the marble feasaf"
the old "soldier Of the Lord"
u In Lucx-Thc Berkshire (Mssel
says that when the Fifty second Masse'J
regiment vss 1t Bsns'a Landing, La
4. ,o..toes. Rhs