White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-09-28
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the New York Tribune, hut who are sIPa' 'ba ''n
ple' White men who fight against ,bs s e' Ps''
ernment' or black men who fsh. for il. .' GOV,
% An Ohio mother, one of whose SON,
killed in battle, another starved and u' '' vas
made insane by his suffering a, Ands,ae' auOsse'
attacked Wirz, on Tuesday, as bu''iis,
conducted through the streets Of w. 0eing
His guards saved him from her f,en,;.s "h
saults. as.
u No more gratuitous rations will
tributed in North Carolina after the ~. Us US
The Raleigh correspondent of the Na~n Ass.
Tribune says that some of the recjDis,,, ~. !.
Government charity fed their provisions y, :.
their hogs. 'OHs 10
70 The REBEL GEN. E~rIL o, a.,
HEADs--The Washington Republican -.
ave have heard story of MRS
lately Southern insurgent, to the sr,.,.''
during his sojoun, in this city he VA, inv;,a
dinner party of rebel sympathiuers, bu, a" /"
clined to attend on the ground tha, h. .,,.,,
not feast with gentlemen who svmr,,,: I
with the South in the late struggle ana 9,
would not fight for her independence, 7,
said that this announcement fell like , -.
blanket upon the secessionist symposium
u The Democracy of Aleghsny Cop,,,
Pa, (including Pittsburgh have in their .n,,,
way outdone the Albany Convention. Th."
have nominated straight out soldiers, tct.,
every man with a handle to his mama
Senator, six Representatives, and 81. co0n,-
officers - Republicans, Know No,hiprs ,,i
Democrats, indiscriminately; declared The -.
q success, and thanked the soldiers for m,.i,.
it SO; endorsed President johnson "eutbp.;,'
tically," &C., &c.
70 Gen. Joe Johnston has been defs,,sd -.
candidate for President of the RicbmoDa !
Danville Railroad A majority Of the stock.
holders voted for him, but the large ,o,s ., II,
State was cast against him. A Mr.. Bua,d
was his successful competitor.
r In reference to the vernott election l..
Rutland Herald publishes Lis. of represeD,,.
tives elected, LOG of whom are Repubre,,.
and Democrats. The Republican cspdid,,,
for Governor is elected by $4,000 maiOr,t7,
The Senate will again be unanimously Union.
as last year.
" The question of negro suffrage Is 10 be
submitted to the people of Connecticut, a, the
October election. In ls47 the question of .d.
mitting the negroes to the right of suffrage
was before the people, with the following re-
suit: Yeas, $3.50; nays, 1913.
p A farmer named Windsor, at Randolph,
Wis, short time since, took pretty gir to
circus, whereupon his wife made a PIE, using
liberal proportion of sugar of lead. The
next day Windsor ate of the pie, and tha,
night was past the region of filtration. Mn.
Windsor's address is at Madison Jail.
P The Richmond Whig coolIy recomm end,
the President to reconstruct his Cabinet, and
suggests that he might select member from
Virginia with decided advantage to the for.
tunes of his administration and the general in.
terests of all sections of the Union.
p Clement c. Moore, the author of the "a.
miliar poem on "St. Nicholas" beginning,
+" Twas the night before Christmas, when all
through the house," died recently, at Newport,
R. l.. aged "a years.
70 JEFF. Davis is an exceeding versatile
character. He says grace over his meals, and
swears at his jailor-pronounces addresses to
the gods, and throws his bootjack at the senti.
mel.
b The Fortress Monroe correspondent Of
the New York Herald says of JEFF Davis: 81
am told that from remarks he has let drop
within the past few days, the trial of Captain
Wirz has made him more sensibly anxious and
apprehensive on the subject, and that he does
not talk as glibly, as hopefully, as defantl, as
Who knows but in bis trial, in the
iendish revelations of barbarity to our prison.
srs, in their Wholesale starvation and murder,
ne sees the handwriting on the wall proclaim.
ng his fatel''
T The New York News says of the Presi-
tents dispatch to Gov. Sharkey, Of Mississip-
u: Every one will recognize in it unmistaks-
lie indications of the Presidents returning de.
Totion to those principles of the State Rights
Democracy which he was once accustomed 10
lefend with great ability, and of his re eonTer
ion to belief in the good sense and good
aith of the people,"
u Geo. F. Robinson, the soldier who saved
'ecretary Stewards life. was married on the
9Th inst, at Springfield, Maine. He has also
'een prese nted with farm out West, and may
ow settle down and enjoy himself with rsui.
iscences ofhis desperate encounter with Payne
0 enliven bis Winter evenings.
r Winchester, Va, was q much occupied
lace during the war of the rebellion. The
'nion troops took possession of it forty-sighs
mes, and the rebels twenty-seven times, and
n one day it was occupied by both sides, ID
attle.
u Reports received at the Department Oh
griculture warrants the statement Tat sse
'tato crop this season will be one Of the isfs'
It CT ops ever grown in this country.
u An enterprising correspondent who Siss'
Galena, informs the public that Gen. Grsnss
larry, while in charge Of bis fathers moe
ore there, for two years before the war, Hs
10 month. He was unable to find out "ne'n'
the General voted for Lincoln or Douglas u
go. as none of the neighbors took in'efs''
'ough 70 remember.
p The Washington correspondent Oh s''
ncinnati Gazette mentions the graniylns