White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-11
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u 1t is no less significant than r.n,.,,
that the late " Stonevall Jackson ~ s
fe" men in the rebel army Who earn, as
his soldiers the proof of greatness . n;.s. "a
was not Of the first families of yi,,;n;.
had no boasssd lissase, no fa,il, ma ;ns De
no pasricias grsee Of person, and NJ .'ee'
river plantation. stocked with slaves, u" .'ns'
even |. Presbyterian. which. in virein;, - '"
teense psoof Of vulgar origin. In ,h..
had nsarly all she Purisa.. ehar,e,.,;.,;. De
the tact Of bic rising to eminepe. !, md
that the blooded aristocracy Of tn. s,.s' S0of
giving way to real worth and mer;,
p TIE GrsulSr Corrr,nrAp C,,,,
David Tuttle. COpperhead. in a r.c.n, ,,,' oas
.. Bueyrus, Ohio. used ,bis language: 'a
Gentlemen, before We 70 to the h.,,,,,
ve will have to put on the car.rid.. ho,..a
for one. declare I owe no allegisnc. IL ' ~
Lincoln. Dave Tod. or Jesus CSria. NJ.
.csasfosd County: take up your am, and t.
your powder dry"
p The women Of many towns in N.,r
land have. formed" Onion Leagues" .,,
and encourage the cultivation of ouion. -
use Of the srmy. :" In onion there i, .,,.,,,s.
"union for the sake of the onion. Ana
for the ssks Of the Union" 'H
u SuaAScE CASE OF FoarucH,
night the R. R. Depot at this place "a, ~
two men at Middletovn we're ou, ,oo.;n, -
is. and almost before the first flames b.ar.
up the Southern sky. they remarked WITH.
hearing Of witnesses that the Frei.h, D.,o,,, :,
Hamilton was on frc. This remark.bl. NJ.
nomenon can only be accounted for in on. -,
How did those men know . certain Su;ls,.
was to be destroyed BY FIRE at . certain hon,
upon certain nigh:7-Hamilion TEL
70 The severe losses incurred in the Ia.
series Of engagements on the RappahannOct
have caused the rebels to be anything bu, ubi.
liant ever their partial success. The Ion, of
eighteen thousand men falls much heari.r,i,,
military point view. upon them than upon u,
The sweeping conscription acts have carried
all the available var material into the r,nl,
and every man nov counts as be has no, be.
fore.
UT"LADoakas FRoH laELayp.-Two huo.
dred emigrants from Ireland bound for Illinois.
where they will be employed 10 ra,rosdins o.
erations. passed through Detroit on SATURDAY"
IN. Y. Evening" Pest, l7th.
We are informed that the railroad conpan,
engaged these men in ireland for the reason
that, being aliens. they would not be liable 10
the draft.-HeSsld.
u Y.zoo PAss.-The Pass commences
near Helena, Arkansas, In . sheet Of water
called the Half Moon Lake. bordering the
Mississippi. Coldvster flows from this lake
into the Tallahatcbie, . tributary Of the Yaloo,
At the junction Of the two streams is rebel
fortifcation, called Fort Pemberton. Naros
crooked water courses connect the Mississippi
and the Yazoo.
IL With reference to the various GO,.n-
ment expeditions against the Indians, Brigham
Young says: I" I will, comparatively speaking.
take one plug Of tobacco. . shirt. and three
cents worth Of paint, and save more life and
hinder more Indian depredatioss than the Cor.
eminent can BY eIpendins millions Of dolhs
vested in any army to fight and kill indians"
q The Richmond Examiner. speaking II
the fright caused BY Stonemans raid. says:
The excellent people Of Gloucester, Middle
sex, King William and King and Queen. have
been in such disosdered and unhar7, irsne
o. mind that they can rarely speak or write n
telligibly upon any sucjecr that relates to the
Yankees. Their optic nerves and capacity iSr
estimating numbers have, We fear, been terri
bly, deranged ami disordered.
90 GEsraAL S7oucHrox.-It is Dct in good
taste in an opposition paper. 20 a,sirons Of
having men Of its own political views 10 eany
on she war, 70 indulge in such sneering rshee-
tions as il does upon General Ssoughton, re-
Gently captured at Fsirfa1. Gen. ssoushson
is . son of Mr. Buchanan's District Attorney
for Vermont, and was undoubtedly appointed
in accordance with the policy Of giving full
share Of the important commands TO neo Of
other parties than that Of the Administrstioa-
-BosfoR TSsaseyipt.
" Occasionally sqsall is yet heard f'os
some cracked brain press-" that If ever ms
country il saved it musS bs by the Demoersse
party" A blessed company 10 save the eosn-
try! One half in open rebellion, snd hall OIL
the other half in sympathy With il. And they
are the ones 70 talk about saving the country:
What salvation that would be. with Jeh. d.
Wis - High Priest. We will take the r'ss OIL
being saved some other way. That's not ''s
road 70 travel.
u Forty. two Union families Of East Ten
nessee, we're sent beyond the rebel lines 0'
Gen. Hass. few days ago. Every species
Of outrage and insult was offered by The rs0e'
ru6ians 70 these loyal martyrs. whose S'os'
viii certainly Be mast terribly avenged I~'
strong arm Of . powerful people.
u Some Of che rebel journals publish pfs'
posterous ssory 70 the effect that among '0s
Federal prisoners apsursd ct the lsss 0'ss'e o.
Frederieksbsry sss Prank r. Blair. Jr' VINO On
arriving as Riebnoud, /" took the oath Of .ne
glance" 10 Tie sosshesn csnfedessey: Wf'
next Z
u Some Copperhead papsrs p'oies D
lieve that the arrest and puDishmsDs Of 'alao-
dieham . an sidst and sSettor OF Treason .
calculated 10 insure his election % Govern"
Of The State Of Ohio nsxt fall. According y
the sane rule. IL JsR. Davis should b e.P'si'