White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-01-02
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u The writer Of the malignant ,,;.
against America. which appear in the LoDs'
Saturday Review, is said to be Thom., con'
Grafton, formerly British Consul At Bos,o,
his book on "Civilized America" va. ,b. n. |
bitterly sbasivs Of % Of any that b,, -. -"
st;tses. SAs it was never rspubIi,hed in n:
eouns-y. lis shafts did not reach their marx
u Cossssrsscr.-Gen. Davis. in hi, a.,
me..se, says that the blockade is to,all, j.,
6eisue, and parpeses 10 invoke the aid Of p.
mean natioss tobreak il up. On the other h.,
Mr.. Yaneey, in his speech to the fshmonre,,
London, says that the Confederate s,,..
",housh cut OF BY blockade from all io,.;.,
trade, hare been able-from their internal ;,
sources alone-to equal and maintain in Il,
field an army of over 25O, 900 troops-Nss,,
sl Infeli9esee.. r-..
p The Chicago Tribune says Phil Foul.
mistook his man when he made an attack :,
Conway Of Kansas.
" To .Sn.e.So i''oo'e osne.es We ih,l
have . war WIN e"s'Anu' u 'noe" and sr
son are given up, and due apologies offered
will be only the momentary delay Of 4,
weeks. England is opposed to Democrats cOr.
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u Mn. PESDLsros.-Mr. George II Pend.
ton, who is 50 exercised in consequence Oft.
suspension Of the writ OF habeas corpus b!a.
President, and who has made . speech on ts.
subject in the House. represents the l't dis;ia
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" A NrwsfArkH At Iohr nofAL--fr
numbers Of . nsas htsls paper enatied TIE
Camp Kettle ana "pooe':neo every opportunity
BY the Held ana STAN Oh 'se Noundnead Rsg.
ment, Coi. Leasure' COMMISSIONING mad os'a
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u CHINA, Too!-A correspondent in Chia
of the New York Journal Of Commerce. con.
firms the previous statement that Prince Kuus
repudiates the treaty with the United STATE,
negotiated BY Mr.. Ward, and adds: I'VE re.
gard war with this country a. eventual ineri.
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!" 'o"e.
"MANS INTIRNlrY.'-lheB Buffalo Con.
merciai Advertiser says creatures at Troy.A
Y having the shape and senoiance OF m,',
who have contracts Tor making drawers for The
soldiers, and who are gathering to themselves
riches IN abundance pay poor women who sew
them twenty two cents per dozen!
u What has become Of JEFF. Davis Prrl.
teersf We read Of no merchantmen being
chased-of no prizes being taken. Have h.
Harpies OF the sea been frightened of BY ou'
sruisers7 Have the Letters Of Marque proven
drug in the marketl Has the speculation Of
marine plunder been abandoned as nos-payin;'
u 1t 10 stated that the Jackson Legisla,H,
passed an act providing for the issue Of Stat.
scrip, the notes to be Of all denominations Va
rying fro m 81 TO $500, and are made a leg.
tender to the State and banks; and al rem.dis,
at Ia" in the collection OF debts are postponed
| Tor Two yeas unless inoisiduais VIII agree
take state scnp az par.
r Who would have thought, ten years ago,
that z Twin Croswell, the most inves, rate o
New York Hunkers, would live to be eompH
mented for his views on the Slavery question
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