White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-02-09
dbinpampjias.

O An exchange, in urging the ,onn,
Of the nation to gil up the quota upd., ,s.,
call Of the President, among Other ,rrum.n,.
presents the following:
The probability is that these ",b,.. hu.,
thousand more" will have little fighting ;. s
They will probably have the rebel, to wv" W.
do.n. rather than fight down-,wo yer, Hs
eut things. What man Of us Who i, ,bL ~,
not, either in person or BY proxy, respond !,
his last call Of the countryi
" A Savannah belle stepped OF tn. IA.
walk, the other day, with a pou,ins .,u.,;o.
to avoid walking under an America, a..
Gen. Geary, military eommandsn. of III. ,;,s
Immediately gave orders to have her n,on..
ade back and forth under the hateful s,nh,,
for an hour, as warning for similar otyena.,.
pALrrrLE MrxED.-The celebrated ,o..c,
Of Sir Boyle Roche: " Mr.. Speaker, ,m.u
rat; ! see him floating in the air; bu, n,,t
me, shall yet nip him in the bud" Va, A.;
IDENTIFY the model upon which writer INK,
sas framed. the other day, some remark, uDo,
the recent election. The Leaven~or.h Con.
servative says that, BY the result of the rec.,,
election, "the :all Of corruption has been d,.
pellcd, and the wheels Of the State Gov.nn.D,
will no longer be trammelled upon By shark,
that have beses the public prosperity like 10.
custs."-N Y. Erenins Post.
u The WAY FoRr McALLisrra VA, sro,x
Kp.-The Lowell Courier has seen . priYs,. L.,.
ter from Lowell soldier, who says that when
the assault was made on Fcrt McAlli.,.,. a,
Savannah, those Of our soldiers Who formed
the front ranks Of the assaulsing party leap.d
into the trenches, ard tn se who followed rush.
ed across the space, walking upon the shoul
ders of their comrades. who had become ir.
ing. human bridge. The assault was yer,
daring and successful affair, and occupied bu.
q few moments
" PRoxrT REcaUIrrSe- Boston Com
nonwealth SAYS: Immediately on the fall o,
Savannah, Gov. Andrew dispatched agents 70
,fat city to recruit black loyalists for the ns.
tional army, to be credited to the quota of thi,
State. He then asked permission from the
Secretary Of War to do 80, which was cheerful.
| ly accorded, and the documents will arrive out
about the time the 6rss squad is on its way to
Massachusetts.
U It is said that the clergy Of Savannah
omit from the usual formula tha prayer for the
President Of :be United States; md Gen. Sh.r-
man is reported to have said. when one Of these
rebel Episcopal divines called upon him TO as
certain IL he would BE- allowed to pray for JEFF
Davis: d" Pray for JEFF. Davisi Why certainly.
You ough, to pray for him every day, for JET.
Davis and the Devil need praying for very
much"
u The difference between drafted men Of
ls64-s. and drafted men Of 1914. is in strange
contrast. The drafted men Of IsI3 received
no bounty; hsa to furnish their own equip.
ments. including gun, knapsack. cans.sn, cart.
ridge box, blanket, haversack, and twenty four
rounds Of ammtnition. Offers Of substitutes
were numerous, but very few we're accepted.
IL The Richmond Examiner, in q sarcastic
article On the rebel President, says that "un.
f,rtunately. in Mexico. on day. he formed his
regiment of Missisaippians into the shape Of a
v, and received a charge of Ne,ican.; and BY
reason Of chat, he conceived himself indeed a
military genius. We feel its tSects to this
day; and if We are to perish. the verdict Ol
posterity will be, Died off ""
u From what II claims to be an authentic
,ourcc. the New York Herald states that the
armies of the rebellion, all told, now number
only Ice, ,050 men, and that the only army upon
which the rebels depend is that at and around
Richnond.
B Commissioner Dole has been summoned
before the House Committee OF Indian Frauds
His friends say lie will be able to disprove tn.
allegations of na'fes-ance made asains, biz
Office. After the Investigation, it is ,aid. b,
intends to resign.
~ DAsiEL WEBSTER AND EDWARD Evrarrr
There we're just h,yv days difference in ,h'
age reached BY these eminent statesmen and
; friends. at the time of their respective deaths
The former was seventy years. nine month
and six days. and the latter SEVENTY years. Mint
months and three days old.-Boston Tssnse'pi
u Just before leaving Atlanta, Sherman
army was paid about eight millions OF dollars
and the s,ldiers spent their money freely at ih'
frst opportunity. One firm in Savannah. whief
took out $l53 900 worth Of goods, sold then
for SAT- 900.
" It is related that in New York. the oh
er day. horse fell and died in front Of ib'
Astor House, and before the animal had ceased
kicking. an enterprising bill poster had bin
covered With " Cash paid for Old Ksgs, at No
. l9 Ann Street.
! p The New York Tribune states its bu'i
ness for the year 1864 thus: Receipts. t74I'
J sol; expenses, $73s.7Sl; profits. ll'75o-
{ which Is small profit for 90 large business
: The Tribune paid $42s.ooo for white pap"
; which in 1861 would have cost only $2oo,ooo'
~ A paper. speaking of"Lons John Went
WORTH" N. c., says that when he addresses
the people, they have to dig hole for him 70
stand in-not because he is 30 tai, but beesuse
he never feels at home except when hs Is "
? to bis chin 10 dirt.
O." Eliot's Indian Bible," little mn'''
, suarto, printed ss Cambridge, Massachusetts
lin 1863. in . language no longer in existence
vas sold 1t auction, in Nev York, reeenn''
for te25.
u Josh Billings Iectured lately as Aiosn''
m . puttv and Varnish." Seats were free