White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-02-23
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u A Savannah soresp s,d.n, g.,
Sherman has very tese way of n,.,;.. ven
Guilty. To q proud lady Who said to him sn ur''
neral, you may conquer, but you can, ~. ce-
gate u.s." he instantly replied, "l do,,. U"!u'
to subjugate you; mean to kill you N. AM ant
of you, il you dent stop this rbesor - "os
another who wanted to know of him bo, H., ~
the war would last, he said. "welI r.u"s
his rapid. earnest manner, "I ao,,. ID
perhaps six or eight years, and then TO-
twenty-five year, of guerrilla v.,f,,. OF
enough to destroy this whole gener.,;o,-s 0's
then we'll begin anew" ua
u NEW THREE CENT Fs.c,,ox
cr.-The new three cent fractio,.,
has made its appearance. It sDel, .n..
ed. having on likeness Of Gen w,,b;,s,
under the words three cen,s,' I,,h.
corner is the figure "3," under p Dr.,
Unun." On the opposite side !, , Co.,
green. is the figure J." under "IIJ"i,a
corner. 1t is smaller than the fiv. cen, ,;.S
and is printed on a better quality of paper
p Gen. Grant was the lion of v,,hi,,.,
City, on Saturday. being introduced - r"
gress, and having honors rendered tn H..
all hands. He could not be coa.ed 70 n.I.
speech.
u TIE HusK PArER PRo,mr-w. r.
that the experiment now being mad. =, a.
Clinton paper mills, SteubenviIlc, tn 49,,
ture printing paper from corn kusk, Nv =.
Austrian patent, is progressing very favo,,N,
The pulp produced from the husk, i.,,,b;:.
as the driven snow, and said to be .oo,,;,
pearance to the pulps made from cotton :.
linen rags.
" A PRrDIcrroN vERrrIrp-Te,r..r
William II. Seward gave stterance to thi, NJ.
diction: Slavery must disappear from Nj,
continent. nd you and NAV live to a.. i,
For uttcring it. he was denounced as A sr.,;.
and visionary Many even ofhi, own r,i.,a.
thought 'hst bis judgment was clouded b, hi.
enthusiasm. They could not believe TIN,
revolution SO tremendous could take plac. in
30 short time.-Albany Journal
u A nice young man at Cleveland, r.,s
his income to the assessor at several tbou.Ds
dollars. paid the tax. an ] had the pleasure Oe
seeing his name in the lists among the nabob.
OF the country. On the strength Of hi. b.
courted wealthy mans daughter, and m,rrsd
her. Then it sas found out that he b,s 10
money, and had cold hi, mothers watch Z,
pay the inco me tax.
|" 1t is said that Mrs Judge Bncsl.r 3
Morris, Of Chicago, one OF the alleged "cor.
sp'rators," has made full confession under
oath, and thro m herself upon the clemepr, o.
the com nanding General. Hers,arnr.tviu
not be made public, until handed to the Cort.
&C Hon. Schuyler Colfax has retired from
the editorial profession, having sold his pap.r,
the South Bend (lnd) Regis er. to two zen.
tlemen long sonnscted with the Office.
u The Houston Telcgr. .ph .a,s tie pir.
and mining bureau in Texas is now producing
nitre enough to supply the ee,ar,m.r, With
cunpowder. 1t is capable of producing Eve
thou sand pounds rer day.
E Cant. Stuart, of the lGb Regular. on
trial at Washington, is charged, among other
things, with administering this comprehensive
oath: You solemny srsa, YOU will support
Old Abe as long as you live, and be a good
boy. God damn YOU"
IL The Richmond Whis saws large number,
OF Consress.en (rebs.) propose to sddr... the
army ION the duties Of the hour" They must
| be hard up, if they depend upon stump sneak
ing to the soldiers, to keep them in fighting
humor.
I" The rebels are sf the opinion they are
getting the gold market under control. Gold
is Soon to forty 6ve-tha. 10, one dollar in
gold will buy forty f,ein Confederate paper;
and the market is easy.
70 The rebel organs at Ricl nond do no;
seem to enjoy the result of the peace mission
Of Stephens 4 Go. The Sentinel ays the
" "Confederates A~d everything 10 lose. and the
Federals everything to gain," by the more.
ment. The Examiner eIclains, There is
but one thing left us-6ght. fight, fight"
/" The ssssfuction of the Government
Arsenal, at Rock Island. Illinois, will he com
mcnced Immediately. 1t will cost 81 $40 o0G,
and will be one Of the largest structures Of the
kind in the world
u The North Carolina Legislature ha, ser;
to Richmond, g. G. PEARSON, E. D. Nall, D.
u. Carter, sn5 John Poole. a. Commissioners
"on business touching the more vigorous poS
ecuticn of The war" They had conference
with the North Carolina delegation. This
means, we have no doubt, that North Carolins
is determined, in the elegant and expressive
language Of the Charleston Mercury, to have
"no more JEFF Davis foolery."
u Mr. Prentice, Of the Louisville JOurrdI,
says that If he "couid infer the dsserMinatioo
of people, from all the highest miiitaI' and
civil authorities-from President, Vice Pre'i-
dent, members OF the Cabinet. Scnatnrs, H,e-
resettatives, Generals" c-the rebels .ho"
he saw recently during his Richmond Iisit are
resoluteiy bent upon the achievement Of ihe.f
Independence.
p n. Robert Lincoln. snr Of Fre'Nst'
Lincoln, Who is now in New York, Hill, s''
his return to Washington, enter the ar"I' as
volunteer Aid on the StaS Of Grant. si'A @s
rank Of Captain. without pay.
q Among the masaueralers at q rees0'
ball in Nev Haven. vas L" man Of straw
beled Peace Commissioner from R'cS~oD0'
U WARS Is NAnrEThe vile oil one o.
our Distinguished citizens yesterday gave o'r'S
to fine. hearty boz, and the father ha' q,
termined Tn name him Constitutional Amea0