White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-08-06
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" co.sclD.sc.-General w.shiD,,o.
Prince Albert died on the same d,s I'D
year, the same day of the month !, as
hour in the day, and Of the same di,.,.a ~e saas
eral Washington got wet, took a .e,.. 'sa.
and died Of congestion of the lnr,. =. e cod,
day, the 18th Of December, 1890 '. :" s''a'
O'Clock, Pm. Prince Albert 20. ,e, "el''
severe cold, and died of cons.,t;o, '0.s {,
lungs, on Saturday, the 18th of Decemh..' Y, u
at twelve O'Clock, rn. 'iSl,
T ONE OF JEyy. DAvrs's CHu,,
Oos'rs.-The Oshkosh (wis) Nor.h..,,''' = s'
says: es'ea,
"we have been informed, on reliab,. ,,.,
ity, that there is q child of Jeffeuon n, ao'
President Of the so-called Southern coass lie
cy. being educated among the s.Octb-;ds4 t.HFa
dams, at their settlement, in sha,nss q H.
Davis, it is well known, was sta,;o,.a eVCa'!
Windebego, some years ago, and ,b.,. '@
tine acquaintance of the mother Of thu ,h,a 1ea
Menomonee squaW."
TA Hraorc wox.x.-The ch,n.,.
(Pa.) Valley Spirit says that vbile ,b,,.s 's.'fs
borough was under rebel rule. rebel sa' .o,sa'
applied to lady for an axe to Gu, d.. '.'s' !
liberty pole which had stood in the public ,o,..s
ever since the great uprising of n. 49,, aa's
the fall Of Fort Sumter. She refused a. :" 0n
the axe. He drew hi, pistol from bi, s.I, s' .'
threatened 70 shoot her unles, an. ..".
with his demand. She replied Win -
coolness " You can put twenty bulles,h.."'
my heart, but you cannot force me to ri,s ~
an axe to cut down that pole"
T All the editors in Maine are no. n,,s.,
James M. Lincoln, of the Bath Times ,b.,S
surrendered to fair daughter Of Massaebuve.
having completed the list.
r GKS. LEE.-In letter to the Re,,hr.,.
dated Memphis, the llth, we find the sor,,
/ ing: "Gen. Prentiss was in town ,hs nooi..
Gen. Veach is still in command herr. ,,d,
most excellent man be Is. Gen. Al l.,
passed through to-day en- route for vieksu,,
He has nearly recovered from hi, ,.rS.
wound, and hunies back 70 the 6sd Va,
will rem ember that he was shot on the 18Th ,r
May last, while gallantly leading the lef, oi,b.
first assault on the works at Vetsburg.
q The EscAIE OF LrR-The success NJ
Gen. Lee in escaping scros the Potomac i,on
before largely superior force, is attributed in
high military circles hee to the fact that Cen
Meade called Council of War which dissu,le3
bin from forcing the rebels into fight
A current rumor that Gen. Halleck forbade
the attack, is utterly unfounded. All the in.
fluence fiom Washington, at least during tbe
last three days before Lees crossing was effect
ed, urged an Washington Corrs,ss.
denee N. Y. Tribune.
&C LIKED 1.-THE drafted men at Pat,..
burg, New York, numbering three hundred.
celebrated the election BY music, a process
sion, repeated cheers for the President, Provost
Marshal, General Meade, and Others.
u THE TUNE OF THE CoSscIrrs.-"we 81.
coming, Father Abraham, three hundred "doI-
lars' more.
T The first day Of the d,aA in Kttsbuy
was on Wednesday. The Enrolment Com
missioner, while busily engaged drafting other.
was himself 80 fortunate as to "draw a prirs"
One Of his clerks was also drafted, as va, the
exProvost Marshal. One man who had S.en
enrolled in two wards, was drafted in both. In
some instances two young men were dnrr
from the same family. This was the case with
tailor, and James Hanill. champion oarman,
(who is now in the East preparing for his con.
test with Ward,) and his brother John.
U THE DRAYf m THE CoLLEGEs.-At New
Haven, c., where the draft commenced on
Monday. besides the eighty students Of Yale
College drawn, were Professors Dwight, John
son, and Bush, as veil as two tutors Of the Col
lege. Among those drafted in Amherst are
Rev. James G.. Vose, professor Of rhetoric,
Rev. Edward p. Crowell, professor Of Latin.
Richard N. Mather, assistant professor Of
Greek, and Chas. H. Hitchcock. son Of DR.. Ed,
ward Hitchcock, curator of the cabinets and
lecturer on natural history.
C The newspaper men in Boston are hon,
ored largely BY the conscription. Ten are a-
ken from the various departments Of the Jour-
nal, and the Herald is called upon for twelve
Other papers are net noticed 50 extensively,
but all are remembered.
10 In the draft at Providence, r. l., lawyers,
doctors and dentists we're readily taken, but
not clergyman was gobbled up in the batch
Commissioner Potter, who turned the wheel,
was drawn. Several of the enrolling Officers
wei counted in. One policeman is staken' and
another will find two sons among the "faishful
~ ASKING PlorrcrIos r,on DsAr.-Ths
Boston papers say that the British Consu >
Office in that city was crowded on Ss'uruH
with Irish who had been drafted. They eiaim'
il is said, protection of the English Govern
ment as subjects of that country, but Is IS 00'
believed that either the Consul or the 00u'
authorities can grant them any relief IN '''
premises.
u In Providence, last week, one young "''
being told that be was drafted, rushed 7" n
cs1iting Office and enlisted in order 70 'eo@'
the bounty. He was not little ehser,nec
learn, when It was TOO late, that . iose D'4
been played upon him-tbst be I'D not 0s
drafted.
u GaxA1 DaAvr OF MAISE JocasaLi
The conscriptioo has taken from the - W.,
Newspaper establishments in Maine, Al. ~
ardson, Of the Portland Press; Dr.. D'ns'eh
the Lewiston Journal; Mr.. Prescoa'
Fsrnisgton Chronicle; and Ar. Ridg0' VI"
Oxford Demecrak
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