White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-07-16
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q RaRrs OF CoLoArD soLDrr,.-co,-,
soldiers will be protected under III. .a
adopted for the conduct of the u,,;o,., s'ce
This code declares that as soon q. IN.
armed BY soversisn Government, and -,
the soldiers oath Of fidelity. be is . b.lI;,. 's
and his acts Of var are not indrid,., - <u''
The Law Of nations Knows of no d;,,;D.,;a n'e'
color, and Il an enemy Of the United u S. @
should enslsve and sell any captured n. .
our armies, is would Be case 70, N. ..-. u
retaliation. 81 not remed,ed upon .ou,,..
The United States canno retaliate b, s,,,. uN
ment, therefore, death must be the r.,,l;..
for this crime against the law of nation, " a y
Jesepk Herald.
/" AsoUr BnrsHEs.-A paragraph /.
the rounds stating that General G.D, s. s
carries any baggage for his own use .,c.,,;'
4 tooth brush. The subject being undu, s
cussion at tea table. at Rochester. 40 ,,,..r
Democrat, doubt vas expressed OF N. "a
bill , Of the assertion. A gentleman ,u,,..,',
that the General evidently intended n ... wv
the face Of the country. A lady reioiu.d A.,
he means to 6y in the teeth Of the e,.n,. s".
the clinacteric observation vas to n.
that he only wanted little brush with ~.
eny. Certainly in the brush o. yie,,h,..
Grant has made free use of his powder
u A Captain in the army write, to tn. D..
ton Transcripts that Major win,hroo. t;l,.d :.
Great Bethel. vss shot BY negro. tn. ,,;,..
says: "I have it from member Of N. Wi.
Rifles, Of Hampton. Virginia. Who VA. D,.,.,.
at the fight. and saw Winthrop fall, and H.,
he vas shot BY . negro, at the suggestion ,,a
command of the Captain of the Rife, n,
said to him, substantially, These Y,Dt.s,
will take you to Cuba and sell You. T. Won
wish to stay with your wife and children, d,;,.
them out of Virginia The negro fred and
unconsciously to him. there fell one of tn. .,ri.
est and best friends of the race to which he n.
longed.
70 Billy Wilson's Zouaves. it is said, Al
bring home some souvenirs Of secessia, in ,bs
shape Of watches, gold d.headed canes. uu,;.,,
snuffboxesf and other thing, of the kind. Tn.
regiment comes back two hundred and sa,
men less than Il had when it left New York
p 1t is said that the Presiden. remark.,
the other day:
81 have had stronger influence brought
against Grant. praying fer his removal. since
the hattie Of Pitssburg Landing. than for any
other object. coming, too, from good men; and
now look at the campaign since Nav first.
Where is any thing in the Old World rhs,
equals it 1t stamps him as the greatest Cen
eral of the age, If not of the world"
""GoyE Ur."-A gentleman Who vas a,
indianapolis when the rebel prisoners fion
Vicksburg arrived in that CITY. informs r
that on the arrival Of the procession at he
Bates House, Washington Street vas blocked
BY perfect sea Of human beings. One of tie
"s secesh," long, lean, lsnk, eadaverous look.
ing Son Of Anak, whose limbs we're inclo.ed in
the remains Of What vas once carpet, g,led
on the crowd with unfeigned q tonishnent and
giving his hat hist" in the air, shouted out.
" By God, the 'Federacy's gone to bell-,hs
Feds havn't taken nary . soldier from tbs
place vet. Where are you. Bo regardF'-Tn
eennes (IsS) Gssefse.
U The Richmond correspondent Of the
London Times says the stories of the i'll heshh
Of Jeff. Davis are true. "His EIcelspcy,"
the head rebel, 10 suffering under . severe
bronchial affection his cough is " exhaustive
and depressi g.
u A SrscInrH OF PHILADELPHIA Joray.l-
Isx.-In the editorial page of the Philadelph,
Age Of Yesterday. We find: (: First, leading ar.
'icie on the Pennsylvania Democratic State
Convention" (bosh y; second, an article on
" State Rights" (pooh: pooh.); and third. an
article (see how polite they are) on The
Advance Of the Confederate Army." Accord.
ing to this classification, the editors Of the
Journal in question, with the capital Of their
State and Philadelphia itself menaced BY
hostile invasion, still regard their Democratic
state Convention as the matter Of the first i'm
portance, and (mark the dainty eIpressionJ
the " Advance Of the Confederate Army" -
hardly entitled to . secondary consideration
Nep York HeraH.
q Judge Davis, Of the United States So.
preme Court. vas holding court at indianapolis,
on the day Vsllandigham was arrested d.
ring the intermission Of the court for dinner.
the Judge sat at the head Of the table at tho
hotel, while the members Of the bar we're n-
ranged along il sides. among whom vas Vo"'
hees. The Judge, in his peculiar way, called
ous 10 voorhees,. Who Vas at the lower end Of
the table, " voorhees,, you had better look oa'
they have got down to the vs." This 'es
the table in roar, and voorhees, appean 70
have appreciated the point.
~" "PEAcr."-Tbs morning after the ns''
Of the raid, the Copperhese N. Y. Express "ia;
There is not . Peace Party" in the NORM
this morning an inch long, in consequence OIL
the invasion Of sorthern soil BY rebel troop.
WBrs. I'd vnIIs the enemy stood in bis o'n
States. there vas great party for peace. 0os"
vanished the moment invasion came.
u The Clevelssd Herald records the pef
sage Eastward, over the Cleveland coinno"
and Cincinnati Railroad, Of one shoesand des
gates froa the Bussernut Convention ss se''
basg, and seventeen hundred Dore BY oN'
benvilis line. They vsss victims OF .Io"
y arrest" By Gen. Grant, 10 she rear Of VIC"
berg. and vsrs es sssss for Baltimore.
U MAsuyAcruas or ARns.-ShsPss n.'
At Hartford, Connecticut I"
enlarged again after repeated enlsrgen,n
BY the building Of . wing too hundred 'a0
teen feet long, fosty Eve vide, and three ao''