White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-07-06
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L,.a''. W, Powell aecossed resursss s, 10 hon,
soldier in Henderson. asking him .b,, i., rebel
him to go of in the rebel army, ~ya" naaSsa s'
Cd d-n you:" was the pronn, -, lou did,
reply. "Y0ur harangue in the Com, '1a'Ans al
over yondcr. sent me- and bun5,.s Du'' House.
into the rebel army. to 6sh. ,e,i,'. " Others
flag" Hs' sne old
u Among the latest application. :.
President for pardon. is the c,,h.rS 70 20 the
Lynch, of Charleston, notorious for h. Dsno' ssi,
secessionism. MY oitses
" Prince salm silm, Dutch oti.., :,
has command in Northern Georgia. !, ,,,s, sno
rough on the secesh. The other d, amer
pant fellow clustered into his D,s.., up
manding certain accommodations in 90, oe'
alton Of his character as Confeder,,s ,.ue'' as
Confederate officer" replied the p S-esi.
know no such peoples. You must m,,, l
re5el!" ahn
VI The exciting contest at the F,i,
ciso' between the friends of Sheridan ~,
Sherman, for the magifcent gold. .noD,,.s =. .DN
tol donated by the Beooklyn Arms C,~
for "she best General" finally closed r;,s :;
vote standing. Sheridan s7s, Sherman ~,
with two or three hundred scattering.
U Itispeoposed to erect msgni6cep,b,;,,
over the Potomac. at Washington, as mo,s
ment to the late President. II will h. om',
the " Lincoln Bridge" and colossal st,,r..,
our martyred magistrate will be placed si,,s'
in the centre or at one end of the s,rpc,r..
Bas reliefs of events in Abraham L;DeoD,s vt.
will adorn the parapet of the bridge.
% Many clerk, in the interior Depa,,m.,,
look with trepidation for the changes ,o \,
made July lst, under Secretary Harlap's o,d.,,
respecting Copperheadism and immorlli,v
p DR.. John Doy, of the John Brown scb,o,
of Kansas fame, is now practicine physician
at Battle Creek, Michigan.
" The night before the Union Copver,io,
in Columbus, Ohio, the band of the I4,b rD;.
ted States Colored Infantry serenaded Senate,
Sherman and General Schenck, at the Neil
House. Senator Sherman, in his reply, refer.
red to the fact that hut little while ago every
man Of the band was a slave, and coppra,uI,,.
ed them upon their freedom, and assured them
OF the fixed sentiment of the people tha. the,
should be protected. In reply to a question,
tine Senator said the story that his brother.
General Sherman, would consen. to be the
Democratic candidate for Governor, was silly
falsehood. The General was not going into
politics.
&C Parson Browhlow recently said that b.
would "rather trust the poorest black now in
Tennessee with vote, than miserable, cant.
ing hypocrite of rebel, who has sneaked back
into the Union without taking time to wash the
stains Of loyal blood off his hands,"
U few months ago, BlackwoOds Masa-
zine admiringly declared that JEFF. Davis had
proved himself" the greatest Statesman of his
time" We wonder what the ul-mouthed old
Tory will say, when it learns that its idol at.
tempted to steal away from Jnstice in uOmen's
clotkes7
p SUICIDE OF NorED REsEL-Edmund
Rufin, of Virginia. who fred the first Gun on
Fort Sumter, is dead. He committed suicide
near Richmond, few days ago, BY blowing bis
head of with a gun. A memorandum was
found among his papers, says the Richmond
Republic, stating that he would not live under
the Government Of the United States; that he
preferred death to doing so.
p II is intimated that the notorious assas
sin of Mr.. Seward, who has gone by the name
of Payne, is distant relative Of General Lee;
but old friends of Lees family deny the con
nection. The mystery about this man eIctss
great interest.
p The latest sensation about PAYNE, the
abortive assassin of Secretary Seward, is pub
lished in the New York Sunday Mercury, with
the necessary garnishing. 1t is to the effect
that he is an illegitimate son Of JEFF Davis BY
woman with whom he becime acquainted
years ago, while in command of the garrison at
For. Smelling.
The Louisville Press, of the 9Th ult SAYS;
There has never been a time in Kentucky
previous to the year 1865, when any thing Ike
the oppression and cruelties toward the cOlOred
race, now in full practice, were known among
u.s."
p The Mayor of Richmond. Mr.. May'' 'no
commenced his official career by the wholesale
arrest Of NJ groes, has heen permitted to retire
from public life, with the pointed information
that the day has passed for that sort of business
in the capital city of Virginia, and that black
men are now amenable to the same laws
whites, and to no peculiar and exclusive e0os
designed for the restriction Of their persona
freedom.
u volk, the celebrated Western sculptor.
has loaned to the Chicago Fair two sOi.' VI
clothing, one of which was worn by AofanA"
Lincoln, and the other BY Stephen A. poos'''
during the memorable campaign in "hicn 'ne.'
departed statesmen " "stumped" the "e'' "
opposition to each other. Volk reee''eo ~
suits from the wearers themselves, 70 sia A'-
in making statues of each.
u Information from Alabama states We,
while the Unicnists Of that State are unarne''
many Of the rebels still hold possession "
arms which they recently carried 10 the '''
of the rebel army.
u Col. D. d. Strother, Of Virgins, pe'D'
better known ss Porte Crayon," Of h.'
Magazine. is abou. to receive foreign mss
The Colonel has been serving IN the var 'lne'
1861, a. cavalry and staff odieer.
u Gen., Thomas has issued an ordef' Aa'
ing all rebel syrpathizers who had oeen