White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-10-15
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U ROss'Se IN THE FAnLr-There A.;
the other day, in Metz, France. a vs,,,.
connected nth the press, who dese,1.,1'a
ofrespectful memory from all the pu;ld U'a u
name vas Colligpon. printer in th.: ,o,, n'
son Of q printer In that town, Who Va, 'a
another printing Collignon of the san. ~ "
who was ditto to ditto, and so on IN III. .r.,
ken, honorable and ancient inky i.nil, ~
to primary Pierre ColIignon, priu,., :, '
in the year 1916
u The New York Tribune .di,or;,r,
that the song. " All hail to the aaun,;r.
which appeared in that paper some ,s,,s
and which is being constantly quoted s.
it, was written By young Irish Demo-.
New York; " then and now a meub., -.
Tammany Society, and most arden, A., " :,
fective co-worker with Cox in the ,n,,,..
the Presidency Of Buchanan in Sc ana r.,
in 60"
IL We see il stated tha, the heir, ot..
John Hancock. Esq, will probably p,,s,n,a
original portrait BY Copely, of their i,lu,,,;.
ancestor, Governor John Hancock, to III. c,.
of Philadelphia, with proviso tha, !, h. NJ,
in Independence Hall. The portr.i. NC"
srnor Hancock, in Faneuil Hall, Bo,,o, :, ~,
BY Copely.
u It frequently happens. when . co,,..
head is driven to the wall in discussion nm
Union man, that he exclaims :"I Am ,,I,..,
as you are, and to prove this need o,l,
that have . brother, or las Il e case m,,S!
. son in the army" 1t would bs iuno.,n,,
to fabricate . more inconsistent and w.
apology for treason. The soldier Who |, ,b,.
made shield for disafection 10 morn ;,;,,.x
BY tho unarmed sympathizer than b, the .,,.E
rebel; and when he comes to distribute nj, n,
tired between the two, be always give, IN.
largest share to the miserable Copperh.,d-
That must be callous father or brother, who
in his efforts to destroy his Government, So..
not hesitate to make Of brave boy in tn. Am,
the rampant from which to hurl missile, ma,
the Administration of that Governments,
Louis Democrat.
D Quantrile. the butcher of Kanss, ci,i,.D,
10 an Ohioan by birth, vent to K.ns., a,
school-teacher, and turns up the leader Of ban
ditti, whose deed Of ferocity and blood will Nv,
impsrishable in fends' annals. The hi.,or,
Of his exploits earlier in the war was one of d;.
comfture and disaster. Itwas reserved for TIM
rule Of CoppWhesd military commander in
Missouri to give him facilities and exemption,
never before enjoyed. Scho6eld and E.iu.
were the authors Of the Lawrence tragedy. and
when their crime goes up against them a. WISH.
ington, it can bot be that their punishment. uils
fo!low.-Ckieese Tribune.
u No RIeHrs TO REBEL.-Iu Brdgepor.
on Saturday, suit was brought, says the St,nc-
ard, by the firm of Pomeroy 4 Morse, propr..
tors Of the copperhead organ in Bridgeport, the
Farmer, against New Haven man. The couu-
sci for the defendant claimed that - Mon.
was an avowed rebsl. no action in his behalf,
could be brought in the courts. The attorney
for the plaintiffs seemed to BE- struck With ihis
view Of the matter, and the case was allowed
to 60 BY the board.-Fep Hayea (Csaa)
Courier.
p A MoDEL DrrNrIoS.-Thc Dayton
(Ohio) Journal gives the following scientific
definition Of Greek & O.:
A subscriber asks us-"Whatis Greek arsr'
II is an unconstitutional composition, compoun-
ded BY diabolicsl Yankee AboIitionsss, for the
express purpose Of distressing the friend, Of The
Peace Democracy. Its immediate effect viii
be to give Beauregsrd and the Chsrlesoaisn
a foretaste of what may befall them bsrssfsr.
u THE LAsoRs or GnAsr-Peop's h.'.
been wondering what the ever active. never.
ceasiug worker, General Grant. has been doing
since the Fourth of July. He has not beer
airing his honors, nor parading bis lsur.ls, no'
Flowing bis trumpet-nor even, like Hercules,
after the twelve lsbors, has he subsidized. Tbs
telegraph relieves our anxiety for him. Gen
Grant has perfected a complete system 0!
mounted patrols between vicksburg and Mes
Orleans, which, with the guuboa,s, affords an
pie protection to vessels." Thss has this great
soldier put the finishing touch to the gigantic
work which was begun BY him two yean ago
N. Y. Tribune.
u A correspondent Of Canada paper. Who
lately visited Vallandigbam at Niagan Falls.
says he found him "sitting on sofa st the sids
of some bali dozen or more Southern gentle
men,"
u The Louisville Journal says ofold Wick.
life:
He h an bitterness. Take away his bitiss.
ness, and there wouldn't be enough Of hin len
to make . small lap-dog. He vas . bitter
young man and he 10 bitter Old one. He fsH
brought himself into notice hslfs century 40,
BY eating o6 gentlenan's ear, and IL would
seem 40 II the ear, satuFated with sts venon@
his fangs, had been fostering and rossios upes
his stomach ever since, making his bsessb sod
bis words perfect nuisance. All tbs s'efs-
lions of his body are In his hillary ducts and
gall-bladder. he is incapable either Of enss'
ishing attachment or being the object oft.
u The Nashville Pres. says inissustsn
has reached that city. Of the death. sonsshSs
in the South, Of DR.. A. q. Bochsnso, d oas
time Professor Of Surgery in the Medical u0'.
versity Of Nashville. He was deemed ons 0
the most skillful Surgeons In the country, s'
vas unfortunately hard drinkss.
u LoSe RASss.-It b said - shs Fssns
gun that Il throws she'll nine miles, o. near!
t~ice the distance the big gun ssssissd ss
which Gilmore sAelled Charisseos- Seen
range - this seems insssdibls. bat % soa'a
distance Of Avs nile have been eonsids'sa
fsv months ags.