White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-07-13
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- M s '"e "uif States will be n. 'n
prosperous and wealthy than they eve, vs s.n more
u The rebel assassins in E,,,.
favor with the people. and will b..a nu md no
Gus that they will be compelled e ~ 50 Odi'
country. " quit The
p The London Post says the or....
the Alabamas depredations has ,.,os I"
unpleasant point-Great Britain b,,;, 10
ed indemnity, and the American g.; "'as'
limiting at compulsion. ''nde'
u The telegraph an. ounces ,,,,
surrender of the war. that of Kih, s. Ss, iaa
army, has been made by Gen. BuctDs' a %
conducted on the part of the rebel, u. s sno
capilulasion, that of Fort DonelsOD - n"'
p The South is being re.inhabi,.s 49,.
than any other quarter known to b;.,o,. 1o IO'e
suffered the like devastation. 'N'en
" All the honorably disch.rres .,,,,
have been granted the privilege Of ,s,,;. '''
their arms at the following rates: No,l.,s,
all kinds, with or withou. accoutremsn,. .,U
all other carbines and revolrers, ss; .,s,.,
and swords, viii or withou. belts, a..
T A broker at Augusta. Ca, has publish,
. table illustrating the progressive d.crn. ::
Confederate currency, the principal poiD,, :,
which are given in our dispatches. A, Il.
first issue Of Confederate notes in 1861 ,oIs
was five per cent. premium. On the s,s, -
May last, when the final sale was made i,,oo,
81 200 of the scrip to buy one in gold.
u A contemporary calls Jef. Davi, the Il.
70 of the Confederacy.
p The mill where Henry Clay. when ho,
used to ride with his meal bags, i, still .,,,i
ing and performing its old work. Il ia ,h0r,
three miles north of Ashland, on the Frsd..
ricksburg Railroad, and about nineteen mi.,
from Richmond. 1t escaped all injury from
lhe ravages of war.
T STILL THEY CoNE.-The rebel Cones,
Pagan, the rebel Governor Flanagan, the rebel
Ex-Governor Rector, and the rebel Senate,
Garland, arrived in town on Mcndav. ".
understand that they are desirous of beconiD,
citizens of the United States.-Lial. Rock Pa.
per.
U EXPRESSIVE The following geome,re.
al term is said to accurately de scribe the pbrsi
cal form and figure of the Davis "Coufed,r.
scy:"
"Unparalleiopipedonicalisy."
Expressive
u Speaking of enlisting the negroes in the
army, and referring to their discharge, Gen
Sherman said in one Of his letters: "Tbe
hand that drops the musket cannot be denied
the ballot"
u The London Index, a weekly paper,
which was established to advocate the cause
of the rebellion, and which does no. mean to
be discontinued if it can help it, Is urging
English and French capitalists to buy up
Southern plantations, assuring them Of the good
will Of the southern people, and future, if not
present, advantages. What the Index hopes
to gain BY this is certainly not quite obvious.
U Dick TAYLoR's Louisiana plantation,
near New Orleans. which had been con6scated.
was sold short time since for ten thousand
dollars. 1t comprises twenty-6 hundred
acres. with all the mprovements-sugar.h
mills, engin es, dwellings, etc.
T Among the prisoners of war released
from Rock Island Barracks the other day, was
one who went straight to the telegraph Office
and sent dispatch, at cost Of S5.05, paid in
advance, to Jef. Davis, requesting him to re-
NIT the amount due him for eighteen months
service in the rebel army. If the released
prisoner y Naits for that remittance, he will be.
come an old resident of Rock Island.
T Chief Justice Chase and daughter were
at the Burnet House, Cincinnati, on Saturday.
Mr.. Chase has recently been promoted to the
dignity Of grandfather, the announcement Of
which is made in the Gazette under the head
Of gr1nd-son.stroke."
10 RIGBr.-The rule has been adopted in
the Departments at Washington, that When
any vacancy occurs that it is not absoI'tely
necessary to fll Immediately, it is to be kept
open until some wounded officer or soldier can
be found who is competent to fll the position.
All the minor Offices under the Government
such as messengers, laborers, &c, hereafter
will be filed by crippled soldiers. None 9th
ers will be appointed.
u The newspapers are in ecstasies about
young lady, on Rock Prairie, seventeen years
old. who drives her fathers reapiDg team and
frequently takes load Of grain to market hi'
teen miles, and sells il. She plays the piano.
sings chsrmingly, does the honorso of The draw.
ing room With dignity, Can make LOAF Of
bread, or play Bridget" in mas kitchen Win
equal readiness. She il valued at her "elsn'
in gold to sensible young man.
p Many Of the inhabitants of Southwest
ern Missouri are living on greens, slippery.s"
bark and roots.
p Some bibulous chaps at Rutland VIZ
stole some "pretty good whiskey' from cas-.
that nobody seemed to own, but found 70 'De',
infinite horror and disgust, aot long after 'DA'
the cask contained, besides the "hiskey' W,
bod, of dead negro. preserved for dissection,
All the Aforesaid chaps are stauneb temper'D''
men now.
u The Confederate loan in England %
declined to eleven cents, wiping out so'S' ~
thirteen million dollars. The quosaa0'
soon be represented BY cipher.
p What . waterfall is good tor: pu''.S
the guerrilla robbery on the cars at sne NO,. ,s.
Bend, Ohio. recently, a gentleman and DIS ~. ~:
cogitated upon the best mode of saving tn'H
vaiusbles. Finally the lady hit upon 30 'O. ~
She unrolled her hair, placed her nne s