White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-01-25
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n"0n' that terrible rencoun.er had can. a''e,. e..
in that Locality dsfhs the day, n. zone. ZONE 's
of which ase as follows: /. auDe,,, ps'aeaI'r' .s
discharged soldiers we're ridips ,,o. '' ioc'
they we're stacked BY ten returned rss.,. r. wen
account Of political differences, and s.S' s' On
rebels toe heavy for them, disuoun,aa me
breastworks Of their horses. and r.;.. %'ae
pistolsto good effect, killed fur Of n. s, ."s''
ing party, when the rebels fed. The ,ol: tA'
pursued, and it was not known in F;llna
whether they had killed any more or no, ''
Warrington relates story, which ~,
Corwin used to tell. about a borse.;o,l~
Lebanon, Ohio, who had rule "nevs, 80,
a man dollar. unless he would pu,5o,r uu -.
Spanish milled dollars as security " n, %
Jockeys three main rules for life. ho,.
were, first, ,"never refuse to drink with n.-
because it won's cost you an,thing;n second
"never ask a man to drin {, because !, N,
you something. and might lead the ma, ~.
bad habits" third, "never mind wha, b,D,.,.
as long as it don't happen to you"
II The Copperheads are enraped .t ",
ster's Dictionary. The latest edition co,,,;..
the following definition "Copperhe,d-,
Northern sympathizsr with Southern rebell;or y
u The editors Of the Richmond Examine,
and Enquirer recently met in the hall Of Tho
Representative Chamber, whilst the House
was in session and fred six shots a. each o,b..,
Ne one was hit, however. It is to be reeret,sd
that the editors in Richmond are not bono,
marksmen.
u Gen. Grant, in reply to an application for
the removal of U. S. troops from Alabama. ssrs
he would not recommend the withdrawal of the
national forces from the rebel States until
there is full security for eouitably maintaining
the rights and safety Of all classes ofcitzens;"
and, while such forces are retained, he doubts
the propricty ofputting arms in the hands of
the militia.
C Provisional Gov. Marvin and Ackerson
Call have been elected US. Senators from
Florida, defeating two rebel Generals
u Juarez was sr Chihuahua on the s,h. A
French force is again moving on that place, and,
If unable to resist it, the Republican Govern
ment viii again withdraw. An Imperial fors
of 5000 is marching ir ste direction o. Acs-
pulco.a 'aH..a ---ra. ..F
u Speaker CoIfax made speech at Pough-
keepsie, N. Y on the 18th, in which be stated
that no rupture would occur between Congress
and the President. and that the Union uouldbs
re- constructed in such a manner as would be
final for ages to come.
p The report that Gov. Peirpoint Of yir-
ginia int ended to resign is con,radieted.
u Steam communication has been opened
between San Francisco and Honolulu, the first
vessel leaving the former port on the 18th lust,
u Trains are now running over the entire
length o { the Mobile and Ohio railroad. Ths
time is thirty six hours.
" All p,pers in France have been warned
not to publish the letter Of the Count de Paris
to The Chicago Republican. The French
Government has prohibited the circulation Of
the Independence Beige in Paris; and it was
thought that similar course would be adopted
toward English and American journals
U A Louisiana paper publishes letter from
Gen. Sherman to friend in that State, in
which be says: 81 wish the South well; and,
if have been scourge there, how much better
that it was than Ben. Butler, or come other Of
that school,"
U The demand for American 5-2O's at
Frankfort-on-the- Maine. was very largefor the
first two weeks of December. Many capitalists
disposed of Austrian Stocks to invest in Ameri-
can.
IL A BAD Cusron ENDEp-The selling OF
colored people in Delaware for term Of years I.
as punishment for crime, the Wilmington
R.publicaa says, sis now perfect farce. -Four
persons were sold few days since and brought
fiom twelve to fifteen cents each, and their
purchasers Immediately let them CO."
T Gen. Jubal Early lately wrote letter
from his refuge in the " est Indies, in which
he accounted for his bad luck in the Shenan-
doah valley by saying that he bad far fewer
men than General Sheridan. The latter has
since published letter, in which he shows tha'
he took more prisoners from Early than tne
latter reports as his entire force.
T Petroleum v. Nasty thus PHILOSOPHERS
Man that is born nv woman il Nv fu days ana
full uv-gin; when the bottles out, hiz mind
troubled and he Heeth frum shadders, and snel
pursueth him vigrusly. --.. ..r,,. o.. r. g..
u The Dubuque Herald, a Copperhssi ra-
per, charges Gov. Stone, Of Iowa, with beinga
to the State to large amount. Inc
'ase is 70 be investigated. -
p A jury has beenimpasDeIed in the es'e
II Gonzalez and Pellicier, the supposed MURDER
rs Of the Cuban, Otero, at Brooklyn. N. "
'ndithe csss is now in progress i''st.' '
D Daniel McIntire, of York, Maine, is =
'ears old. weighs % pounds, hssb'sck bar s'o
reads Without glasses. ycsn'es on %
aEs A.a silinslsae, knsbsads 'Hifc sso
reighs 20s pounds, and has been father oil -
hiidrso, II of whom are Iivins.;as @s~ H.
Tie Jews ,Ssis q Ne. ors.Sp. isSs1sias,. sar. ssea
uted 5000 70, theit wido.s and orpn'D' rs
1ome- zaiafS.i si'iis7 70 sGiazs. al ,, ..
u Thess 80; lae bashsl0ssLin ths sH's'l