White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-18
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7 U James Buchanan is nov buv;n.
Chester County, Pennsylvania, and :, .naa
Is going extensively into the cultivate,
for what purpose is left open to publir ," a''
II is natural presumption that bs "'a. 'p'e''a.
make ropes to bang the r.scals Who mans aa to
him fosshe Presidency. and whom b. n'''d
CARDS Is the authors Of al his woe, p'
them be might have died l.. peace ,nS s' i0'
honorsd in nenory after fashion We 0s'
is iiksis to 80 down in sorrow, unle,, w. ~ be
business is really peniten,ial dod,. ~ hPe
Ing his readiness to facilitate III. h, spi!'
his old friends. s's Of
u Ey slsse decision Of the Com,;
Ipternal. Revenue. old debts which h,r"'
considered Heretofore 'hopele,.,, ID '.'a
which have been paid within the Tim. 0'
~ the resarn Of income. mus, be rs,n..s A
taxable income. Debts considered :.
lessly lost on the 3lss OF December, lss,
be deducted in making The present ,.,n.. "',
if after"ard paid must be returned a, - A''
in the ns.t return after such paynea, ''''n'
T REMOVAL OF HaLLrcK-I,
ports, some absurd, some ridiculou, ,nt
one contradictory Of the Others, tb,, n
US from. Washington, in relatio. 1, CO
Halleck's tenure Of his place, We ,,,s,S
this: That there is at the Capital :. .." S1!
in all the country profound dissatisf,e,,o, 49,
his management. and that there, a, bs,. :.
desire for his dismissal or subord;n,sa.
universal. We take it that the e.D.c,,,,I
ofthe million will not be long disauDoi,,.s
We all know the Presidents disinclin,,;o,
give up one whom h, has trusted. and bo,
tally be sometimes hssitates. when ,o 0,,'
his duty seems 80 plain. But if he ia .o, /,
is sure. and Halleck's day vii! coue.-chu.,
T In relation to the clause Of the p.r,,,
scription Law. which includes 10 it, prov,s,,
foreigners who have announced an iurer,io,, >;
becoming citizens. the New York Albio, =,
parently BY authority, says +" That hi, !. =,
innovation, manv Of our readers are a.ar, bu,
they are mistaken in supposing that their o,0
home Governments will trouble th.m..I,.,
about the matter"
u The Oldest Of three brothers re,idiD, i,
Moultonboro, N. H., recently married oai,s =,
young girl. His next younger brother married
the girl's mother. and the youngest took for
his wife the grandmother. Cupid in our time.
seldom brings about such q curious union Of
two families.
u Wendell Phillips, in his speech at Ne.
York, on Monday, denounced the Pre.iden,.
Mr.. Seward and Gen. Halleck, and eIpresseda
wish to hang somebody.
T Ruskin comes out in Fraser's Marai5.
in defense Of slavery. Willis says Of him: "A,
be has no family. he is incapable of appreeia
ting the horrible violations Of the rights OF hp-
band and wife. parents and children, when
form perhaps the most diabolical chapter Of the
history of slavery"
u LEAVING HIS CopxraY Yoa HIs Cory.
RAYS GooD.-The papers announce that Iesss
d. Bright is about to make tour through En-
rope" III he remains there long enough he
may meet his friend JEFF. Davis, who will also,
before long, p" make tour through Europe"
T The Louisville Journal says those per.
sons among US who are shocked at the arrs.,
CT single rebel sympathizer in the United
States, but have not word of complaint to
make Of the remorseless hanging of scores Of
Union men in the Souh, are on the wrvng
side Of the line between the belli serent pO~srs.
Il 1t is said that the proceedings Of the
Buell Court of Inquiry have been forwarded to
Washington. They Gil five thousand page, Of
manuscript, but Won't make line on the page
Of history. 'e' r's'"~ ..a
T Secretary Chase has received ninety ap-
plications from the banking houses Of Boston.
New York and Philadelphia, for authority to
organize upon the national plan. ...
T The Richmond Enquirer has . sar'gs
article on Burnside for his order against spies
and traitors at no ne, and condoles with Val
landigham in his persecution.
1 The Committee appointed to investigate
the question of frauds alleged to have been
perpetrsted at the recent charter election IN
Chicago. have already on their books the names
Of over 1000 persons who are not voters. bus
who nevertheless deposited their votes for the
Copperhead candidates.
" The Richmond Enquirer learns thas
Stonewall jackson was not killed BY Yankee.
If the rebels prefer killing each other to being
killed BY Yankees, let them By oil means be
gratifed. Ii will as'least be . saving Of Yan-
kee powder and ball.
cp Sonebody Iwrites % she Grenada Appeal
thar General Backner'is 'fHifling to be judged
BY his works." Which Of his " works" does
he want TO be Judged by' Those that Gen.
Grant proooscd 10 move upon Immediately
u We can judge What queer Appearance
the rebel armies in Dixie will soon make, 'hen
We consider that breeches cost there fit! DOL
lars pair. Only the ield ofices will be 'ol'
to indulge in the luxury Of that ari'''cfaHe
garment. ,..,.,-...... so I.. -s ..rs.
II The rebels propose TO erect statue IN
honor Of :. Ssoneuall'' Jackson . rasne'
cheap rate. The Richmond Sentinel says nn
70 cost sixty or eighty thousand do'iars