White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-08-03
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| =, out, IN acco,S.,
with the almost nnanimOu, wish of ofsc.,. ass ss
men OF that ACKNOWLEDGMENT Rug,'A aad
% The FOURTEENTH KAs,,s-r,
out rolls Of the l4sh have been sen, to c muster
Kimball' mastering and discussing oss".9 In
Kansas. So the boys of the l4,b ma 'O'
to get out by the 5th of August a, f.,,s apecs
Bullefis. A''ness.--
" An exchange paper says; The N.c,,,
Ian party in Maine held its State Con-. VET
last year, in q mammoth tent: th;. 'On'
proposed that they meet under booD.,t;..
70 The Cincinnati Commerc;,, :, n
to Emerson Etheridge's recen, le,,sr Auu,Ds
he is "full of the malisnaucy which co.s 'Da.
much Whiskey and many DISAPPOINTMENT, y ''
| T The Southerners in Paris .,s:..
two millions of francs. Eleven hav. h..O
the debtors prison. In
u The Harrisburg Telegraph call.
melons, which we're exposed for s.ls :. s'' '.
marke:s of that city, the other d,, .s,,1 = "l'
bomb shells. 'eA
u A lady correspondent of the HOus Iou.
nall writing from Newport, says: ave shin
be on the lookout for your pc. idea, (which ;.
gaining ground,) of ladies riding astride"
u An Albany paper names Be.sey A. .B,.
with an income of ss5 900, as among the a,oliS
men Of Troy"
U The rebel General B. F. Chea,b,m :.
coming up on the train from Atlanta, convs,a
ed freely with our soldiers, admitting ,ba, n,
doctrine of secession was overthrow, ,nd
slavery destroyed.
u The London Herald says the North h.,
lost million and half of men in the va,
and argues thence that the Goyenmen, :.
weak and exhausted.
T The New Orleans Picayune denie, ,b,,
Beauregard sent the dispatch advising the r,i,.
ing of the black flag.
T Kenneth Raynor, the well known North
Carolina politician, has been pardoned by thu
President.
u Yale College has sent Eve hundred and
ninety-six of her graduates to the war.
70 One hundred dollars were offered for An
inch Of the rope by which Mrs. Surrat. was
hung. The offer, it is said. was refused.
" Two ARMIES ExrNcr.-The Army Of
the Potomac is 10 more. The muster out of
Wrisht's Provisional Corps completes its eI.
tinguishment. The Army Of the Tennessee
has also ceased to exist But they will live in
history, as long as time shall endure There.
cord of their achiev ements has been written in
characters that will not fade. Centuries hence,
their deeds will be rehearsed with delish. and
wonder. Corinth, and Fort Donelson, and Mis-.
sionsry Ridge-Gettysburg Spottsylvaua, will
outlive Hohenlinden, Leutzen, Leipsic, and
Wagram.
70 Good potatoes are selling for thirty Eve
cents bushel, at Black River Falls, Wiscon.
sin.
u Mrs. Bloomer, who now resides at Coun.
Gil Bluffs, Iowa, has abandoned the costume
which bears her name. Greatly to the delight
of her husband, she no longer wears the bree.
ches.
U Slavery now has an existence only in
Delaware and Kentucky. In Kentucky, the
best men of the State favor its immediate abo.
lition; and in Delaware, it is so insignificant
as to be an absurdity.
P The New York Post suggests that no
rebel editor should be permitted to take the
oath Of allegiance, unless he shall at the same
time deposise at headquarters, for the use Of
the courts when re- e-organized, file Of bis pa
per from the beginning of the rebellion to the
present time!
T Swineford, National Democrat, in .
toast response at Upton, Iowa, on the 4th, said
that Jeff. Davis & Co. were no more guilty in
their war against the Union, than our fOrefaih'
ers who achieved American Independence.
He was kicked from the rostrum by soldiers,
and for two days Afterwards kept himself so
privately, that not enough of him could be
found wherewith to manufacture tin whistle!
T President Joh,son's name was duly hiss
ed and hooted by the young snobs of Oxford
University, at their annual Commemorative"
when they claim an immemorisI right to be-
have like blackguards in the expression of their
opinions Of everybody-but so was that Of John
Bright, John Stuart Mill, and every man and
thing not identified with class interests and the
conservation of abuses.
0 The youngest and only surviving daugh-
ter of President Harrison, Mrs. Colonel W. b.
Taylor, died in Cincinnati, on the 9Th inst.
" Eliza B. Jumel, the wife of Aaron Burr
died short time since, in New York City
She was one Of the Oldest inhabitants of that
city, being in her god year. She died immense
ly wealthy. and donates about half of her prop
erty TO charitable institutions.
u The New Hampshire Superior Court has
decided that an Express Company delivernga
parcel marked with the cabslistic &C. o. D.
collect on delivery-may allow person
whom it is consigned reasonable time TO open
the package, and determine whether be VIII
receive il Or not
p Senator Robert Toombs, of GeorgIs' HDo
lately made q narrow escape from capture "
the hands Of Q party of Federal soldiers, "
some town in that State, has succeeded IN
reaching Cubs. BE expects to live there per-
ian
TJ. p. Benjamin, of the rebel Caones
who disappeared 30 mysteriously during 'en'
Davis flight, has arrived in Paris. DE s sA,1
o have provided abundant means before nap''
q view Of such an emergency As now e1isS'