White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-08-17
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who had been through the mill ,rS '' a 1aa
hands with Gen. Grant Was himself .sD, ,ua.sn
hands with less fortunate people on.'., s1lEns
ten cents apiece.-Bostoa Adcsrti,,r sue i''
T A rebel pamphlet contains,
ualties (Confederate) in the b,,,l. - :. VI cas-
cellorsville, May ID and Sd, lssa III ~ 'aan-
killed were ,5sl; wounded, $500. ne Total
els had t"enty-seven brigades of t,oor, ~, no
gagged. ps en-,
" A Richmond paper invites eui,,,.;
the Old Dominion from the hardy Sonn,. LOl %
of the North. Among the inducensr,iP P-,a'0a
are these: "a genial country, bo.D;,.,s sa
people, easy employment, iadul,,,, ,,s,- f,~''s
ters," &c. "Taskmasters" is bs,r,:s', '"a''
to charm Northern white men into III. S, "','
II Gen. Sully's present Indian s,,.r,.
has so far cost the Government, sevp, I'm, sa,,'0n
Of dollars and resulted in killing t,o In5: '-'
Our troops did better than that in the s,n;-.|
War, whore by actual estimate dead ,.I|.
cost but 100000. SAa
7 D AsrRoNsMrcAL.-The plane, YAM.
now the morning star, ard makes a sn,sri;I
appearance in the east just before davn q,
is about thirty degrees ahead of the sim ..s
followed by him in the same track acrc., u,
heavens. On clear day she may be se.n,,s
| pair of good eyes until she is half w,vd,r-
the western horizon, and perhaps Longer, thop,5
the glare Of the sun in the afternoon rsr5...
observation somewhat difficult The Obss,,,.
to obtain the best view and avoid too ur,t
strain on the eyes, should take his look FINN
under the shade of tree or building.
u One Of the noisiest anti.negrO ,pF-,,.
Copperheads in Keokuk is mis-, egenatipr Wit,
female darkey whom he calls his wife, :,
says the Gate City. Comment is unnecsss,rv
ia Minnesota regiment, the li,h q,
route for home, numbered about nine buplr.I
men, and about every man had con,rabaDS
coon, and grey squirrel. The pets fned,e,.
eral box cars.
q Judge Gholson, of Mississippi, thinks III.
war has settled two things: l. Slavery isd,,5
2. States cannot secede. The Judge is a wise
man.
T BARSAcLIs ON THE Borrow OF THE SIN,
OF STATE.-Old Blair and his family. of Silver
Spring, and old Weed and his tail of New
York, are both boring away vigorously for oil
in Washington; or rather we might say .ba.
they are clinging like barnacles to the bottom
of the Administration.-N. Y. Herald.
u The Oregonians are getting excited over
the discovery of new gold diggings, r.puted to
be the richest and most extensive ever found
in the Northern country. The new district is
situated in the Ceur dAlene Mountains. LOS
of big strikes have been made-in one case
81 600 from 500 pounds of rock.
F 1t is said that letters have been received
from the Bishops of the Episcopal Church in
nearly all ofthe Southern dioceses lately in re.
bellion against the Government, in favor ofrc.
union at the next General Con, ention at Phil.
adelphia, without any formality whatever.
u There is more than one version Of the
last words of Mrs. Surratt. The latest report
ed is that she said, "You are scoundre,' to
the officer who manacled her wrists.
T"Good-bye, boys" exclaimed large,
fine-looking man on steamer at St. Louis,
last week, and then leaped overheard and dis
appeared beneath the muddy waters.
T Mr.. Barnum has asked Bayard TaylOrt0
become his agent for the collection, in Europe,
of curiosities for his new museum, offering him
large compensation for the service, but Mfs
Taylor's literary engagements compelled him
to decline, at least for the present year.
F What is to become of the Confederate
debt' The question is respectfully referred to
John Bull, Esq., & Co.
Il Arthur Tsppan, the well known AbOi.
ZIONIST, formerly Of New York city, died in
New Haven, Connecticut, on Sunday, in the
s0th year Of his age.
e THE STRUGGLE FOR THE BLOOD MOsEr-
No DECISION YET MADE.--No part Of rewards
offered for the capture OF the assassination
conspirators has yet been paid. 1t is under
stood that the Secretary of War being unable
to give the matter his personal attention. 's'
signated Judge Holt, Adjutant General Town,
send, and Assistant Secretary Eckhart, Ooa'a
to hear and decide the claims Of the nuIiiioae
of persons who demand a share OF the Govern
ment reward. These officers have had t0e
matter in hand for two months, but have OO'
yet found time to hear all the applicants, ina
Of course have not made any decisions anons
them.
to Wade Hampton, in long letter to tns
New York Day Book, dated at Columbia
c., June 10, attacks Gen. Sherman's Oihc1i
report of his march through the Caroina'' y
"misrepresenting him in the grosssst manner
Wade may attack Gen. sherman's reporii,Ou
If he had, at the head of his troops, atiacA.1
Sherman himself, be would have been Na'e
and found wanting 7-Louisrie Journah
riThe Copperheads don't seem to os~
much in hurry about Ty!erizing PrssOsA'
Johnsons since he hung four of the more -
tive members of their party. ~
81 q n S,uthern Kansas, the people are
ting terribly in earnest in putting down 'n''.
ing. Not long since, six thieves we're nuns !,
Franklin County, without the least oeDsD' ="
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