White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-08-24
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% Major General Geary recent, ,1zss5;
OF h's house some Harrisburg coo1.sr ,s'aed out
talking treason. telling them a, M rPs'"e'f' for
he has seen men hanged for same tine
they uttered less than
U The latest snake story ia ,o,s
faith, by the Springfield Mass D. IN god
of reptile recently found at Lea ppoI''an'
nearly four feet in length. about tn. ., vi"
mans fngerrand shaped like VIII, we Of
on close examination the Who'll ~Sn; and
found 70 be composed of small ,o,n uy vas
half an inch in length, with large .b,a. l0Ou'
and semi-transparent body. On ,sa. "eaa'
them into fragments they would inm"s. 4uls
reform into the snake shape and ,r,.I .y
Of. One or two other similar snakes b,r! S!
Gently been seen in that vicinity. Iis ~
hoped that they viii remain there. " Oe
10 The Lanca.trians do M,
James Buchanan highly. At the -aoa.' re0He
ing of the trustees Of Franklin and NE s's,
College, Hon. John Cessna was m,aa n
dent Of the Board, rice the o. P. F ,S.
connection with the institution '4Ose
an injury to it that he had to be Sc, ,s;as ''''
UA Richmond correspondent savs. .I,;,
am told, remarkable fact, that the J.,,.r'
in this city knew every defeat or ric,orv ,r.
hours before any other people-se,,ir, :.
through Benjamin. He knew of the E.S
Fort Fisher the very night it fell, ,bs, !,
twenty -fours before the public knew. Ts'N
made immense fortunes"
b M. Laboullaye has just published ,,,,,.
article in LIE Debats. urging Spain and RS
to take warning BY the commissions which ,o.l
ed the death of slavery in the American s,.,..
and abolish the institution before tbsv
taken by like calamities.
70 Twen:y.eight thousand, eight br,,..,
and eighteen colored men have been f,s.d :
Kentucky, and loo, ,s65 men, women and ,,r
dren have been freed in that State h, v;,,.,
these enlistmen.s.
U Occasional" the Washington eo,,s..
pondent of the Philadelphia Press u. ". Fo,
ney) writes that paper long sensational letter
about the designs Of the Northern Democrat,
to get all the Southern delegations into III.
next Congress for the purpose of running dorn
the public credit and paving the xay for ,sD,..
sentation. He says "the conspiracy has bee,
duly organized, and involves more element,
than the people would at present readily BE-.
lieve. regard it as the great peril of there.
PJubal Early was seen in Washington On
the 4th, and the Republican of that CITY .av
that he was boasting in the stree. that "he
would never get down so low as to ask John.
sons pardon; that what little property he had
in this country, he might take and gp to hell
with 10; that he had enough in Europe. beyOnd
Johnson's reach, to support him in ease" &c.
He was subsequently, seen at the Capterbury,a
fit place for "playsd-out" rebels.
T A South Carolina colored man wen. to
Liberia in 1862 and began regular sugar
plantation. This year he will ship 100000
pounds of the paecharine commodity. 1t isn't
color, but pluck and enterprise that achieve
these things.
bFoorE PRorosEs TO FiGHr Foa THE FLsa-
When United States Consul General Potter
returned to Montreal from the Detroit Com.
mercial Convention, an excited mob gathered
in the vicinity of his Office, and threatened to
tear down the stars and stripes. TheintentiOn
to commit this outrage reached Foote'S ears,
and he became very excited. "We've had our
fight over it," said he; "but, by Cd, no id
foreigner shall tear it down, unless over my
dead body" Bravo, Foote.
u The publication of the National Era is
to be resumed at Washington, after lapse Of
five yenRs. It will advocate negro suffrage.
U The Carr, llton Democrat says certain
parties who have taken the amnesty oath de-
nominate it the "dan-nasty" oath. We pre-
sumo SOME Of them regard it as rather nasty.
T A census taker up in Otsego County, n.
Y, in his returns has the following item, which
is given literally: !" Remarks on the influence
of the war upon prices: The credit system is
abolished; self-interest controls the man-re-
ligion has become collateral issue, The god
Backus becomes fire in every heart, and card
playing becomes the pastime Of Christian
homes" E.,.... ...... .........
U The testimony on the trial Of Champ
Ferguson, the guerrilla, shows that be commit
ted only four or Eve murders per day.
II The census taker has found in Plstt'-
burg, Vt, q French Canadian who is in the
one hundred and sixth year Of his age, and bis
wife is ninety five years old. They are b0'a
Of them in quite good health, have lived TO-
ge,her seventy eigh. years, and had fourteen
children.
II TRIALs ~ CIVIL CoURrs.-An exchange
says the result of the trial of Miss Harris bJ'
civil tribunal At Washington ought to suffice %
silence tho senseless clamor respecting the M"
itary trial OF Mrs. Surratt and her ASSOCIATE
conspirators. In the secession tainted ar "
the National Capital it would have been even
easier to have convinced jury that MIS- '"i
ratt and Payne, we're prompted by "an insane
impulse" than it was to satisfy = jury tnas s'eD
was the case With Miss Harris.
TA eondiiion of things bordering on 'D
archy. is Represented as existing at R'chm'nI'
The secessioEists are abusive and insolen'' '1
our soldiers are said to be in deploraoe s'A''
Of demoralization. and to indulge in bru'a ''S
Of outrage towards sh. blacks.
U The counsel of Wertz, the Anderson'"'
;a;Io, b.ve nuhf;sbed . card asking for sus