White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-07-23
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We are informed that certain saloon n'.
tor in the city pronounces as follows. Th..
Union Convention 10 not more than h.,, s
large as the Copperhead neetinr-.h."
Ie Aassf sesd As!f - msea ,rai.l, 4. a,s aa's
did o. Cepperhesd dsy" The fact !, 80
ly true, from the difference Observable = !,
two crowds the conclusion as to Ii. ,r,, ;. zoe
being thus measured is quite b!uude,
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u CHIrrrwAs IL rHr FmD.-A ,,..
Chippewas in Northern Minneso,. vii, 'a 100
organized to march against the bos,l. 's
who infess the Valley of the Red rive, ~ s''' -
North. This force will aes in conjunc,;o, ..,' a'
. small mounted body of white soldier, ~
will be recruited on the frontier s.,,,.. .p'
Commissioner Dole has received le,,s. =.
the Chippewa Chief, Hole in. Ii. .Da, ~ sn
ing to assist the Government in this eu,,,,.;.
" 1t is stated that since the death ofw,
the American advensurer who attained .-',
distinction in China, the Emperor b., o,a..., ,
that temples b erected to his m.no.-
Ningpo and sung-kiang-i.e E., tha. the A..
ican fillibuster be worshipped as one Of IN. :.
teller deities Of the Celestial Empire
r The ladies of Mu.catine, In,
planting "potaso patch" of tlirt, acre, ~.
crop TO be devoted to the use of of the ,o,xs. '
The ground is furnished gratis, BY Mr.. IisI.
one of Muscahnes patriotic esi.sus n.
citizens Of Auseatine, male snd female -.
earning 70, themselves IN enviabIs rsuu,,,i,.
for their loyalty and libenlity.
u "NoBoDY Hunr."-It ia estima,ss H.,
from the commencement Of the var s, "a,
Federals have been Killed. III ,o29 .opDs.S
"a ,2l5 made prisoners. and $50 600 died i,O,
disease and wounds that so. 500 Confeden,.,
have been killed, 1865 wounded, 5ala
made prisoners. and 2sO. 900 died from di..,s
and wounds.
10 A New York paper suggests .ha. each
County in the loyal States erect mopum.D,
with the name Of every soldier from that COup.
ty who has fallen or may fall during the var.
inscribed upon it. 1t is q good suggestion.
which, If carried out, would give Us the boDo,
of surprising all nations in doing honor to ou,
heroes.
U The British Government has sent To
Canada and the Provinces since DecepSer.
1861, A,s29 rifles, 200 musksts, 40 600 ers,,
coats, $50 blankets, Il. 900 sets of accours-
ments, and 2,276.5O0 rounis of ammunition,
tor more than forty rounds per gum
p The inhabitsnts Of those town. where
bells were rung snd cannons we're fred. on the
supposition that Richnond was captured, will
learn not 10 waste their powder. hereafter,
through telegraphic report. Satan is sup
posed to be the father of liars, but the tele.
graph is more than . match for the evil one
T vallandigham is rusticating at Braggs
headquarters at Shelbyville. Tennessee. AMI
making speeches occasionally. which show
that he is a better rebel than any Of them. He
however, does not purpose 10 fight. That,
not his forte. He will 60 on visit 20 Presi-
dent Davis soon.
T A recent reconnaissance into the noun,
tains Of Kentucky, near Barboursvile and
Cumberland Ford, disclosed that the people
there are As poor as they are loyal. The reb.
els resort to torturing women and children to
disclose hidden corn, and take all Men, 10.
men and children have been stripped Of their
ciothing and shoes. One officer found two
These people we're first cleaned out by the ne
cessities Of Morgan, and ever since BY the reb-
els. Starvation or fight will soon be the only
steps left them.
" A copperhesd eAanced to talk secesh in
a car where were some returning Maine sol.
diers, when they threatened to eIcommunicate
him if he didn't quit. He obeyed, but the bO!s
were not satisfied with this; they ordered him
to drink to the health of the President and the
success Of the Government, which he did amid
the laughter of the whole company.
u The average daily circulation Of the
London Times is 65 900, which requires sup
ply Of sixty-si tons of paper per week. The
number of persons employed by itis270. The
editor, Mr.. Delane, receives $1,000 year, and
has twenty fourth share of the paper.
PArhorIsn or THE PHILADELPHIA DnL-
When Gov. Curtin issued his appeal for troops
Mr.. Cohen, the proprietor Of the Philadelphis
Dial. Immediately suspended the publication
Of his paper and organized a company TO start
forthwith for Harrisburg. Every man in Tho
Office oIunteered-editor. printers and all.
u A Hilton Head correspondent of the
New York Tribune says the report Of the reo-
els having secured the guns Of the Keokuk 10
untrue. that they had been shelled on ever!
occasion, in which they made the sttemps 70
raise them n,
q The snnsity of Ss0, 900 to the Cherokee
70 renewed. The Indians have lost is for sso
years. for siding with the rebels. but nov TIE
Grand Council have determined 10 send al
rebel Indians out Of their nation. join arms s'a
the United States, in the present struggle. ana
sign new treaty Of smisy and friendship II
necessary. ~.
u A CHANGE BOT NO DISVkakSes-Ihsno' mo-
tori,us bore who ftsquens edisors' o@ees' 100
axis the question. "what 10 the condition o.
the country to-day r. Is believed 70 d"
changed bis base. He nov asks. "Whss
the aspect Of sh.ngs .this noningr-S. L.
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