White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-11-16
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" The hugess joke We have seen -,
perpeirated BY the New York E,n.. E9".
counting for the late bemocr,,;. 10 &C.
Newark, NJ. Il said that ,.v..., 'e" in
Of their voters were absent in Ne, y"% INJURED
tending temperance convention rs;', ".
that. Master Brooks. = large slic. ~ ,s.n
os'stic party at a temperance conven,;on, Den'
q WHA1 THr1 THINK o, Mo-
BLAn In NE~ Yoax.-Mont.ou.,, 'hr p,':
sddressed the meeting. says the Tn, 0sis
There was much Curiosity to see Him ~s'
pearancs he somewhat resembles wsns.,np p
hips, but 10 no more to be compared in,.r. u'''
ally to that orator than Hypenos to , ,,..
10 speaking, his face was oeraaosaI1, r.s.,
up With siekly smile sha, PLAYED ,nn,S sI.sa ~
the features of cadaver illumiued h, .,'I..
shocks. He did not impress the .sdi.,,. ' .s
er with his sincerity, eloquence, or di,in,....
ednesness. His auditors we're ,re,,,, ~
pointed in the man.
p Fever and ague has re.appeared =,
unprecedented extent in that section =,
country known as "Tide Water y;,,;,;u
The people are everywhere shaking, and =.
mortality is largely increasing. The cana. :,
the disease is attributed to the loss Of l,bo,s-
the civil war, which has left the rank ,.r,,.
tion to grow up untitled and unchecked ,,t
without proper drains9.
u John Campbell, sr., i.t.ry died in c..s
County, Maryland, at the age of % ,e,n y.
had been blind for some years, and 50 d.,f,h.,
be had to be spoken to through trs.D., n.
Gazette says: During the four Years p,,,-
strife from which We have juss emerpes :.
lived through them all without even /. kno,l
edge Of there being war in the land tn.
manner Of conversing being so irk,ome and
for other reasons, his relatives never ipfo,m.t
him of the fact
U As General Robert E. Lee ha, ,,o,,
"hencsforth faithfully to support, pro,.c, and
defend the Constitution of the United s,,,.,
and the Union of the States the,eupder." ,Da
also to support the Emancipation Proclamation.
We suppose the small fry of the rebellion will
not be troubled with conscientious ,c,uol.,
about doing tho same thing.
p The negro mechanics in Columbia, Ca
are on strike for higher wages, demanding
S. per day. This does not look q though, be.
ing free, they intended to cheaper the prie. Of
labor, 10 the injury of white laborer,.
U The Oldest newspaper in the United
States is the New Hampshire Gazette and
Weekly Chronicle, which has just completed
its one hundred and ninth year, with ev.ry
promise Of continuing in health long time
yet.
" Edward H. Hall, editor Of the Great
West, says that he is confident that not less
than 500 900 people will cross the Missouri
River next year, and seek homes in Kansas,
Nebraska, Missouri, and the Western Terrific
ries. The rush for the mines will be more than
double that Of ary previous year.
" DuBroCs LoYALrY-The war being end
ed, the Smithsonian Institute has hung out the
United States flag. As long as the contest vas
doubtful, the officers of that institution steadily
omitted to allow the stars and stripes to AO,s
over their grounds.
p The New York Express admits that j.
was at Gen. Slocum's headquarters the project
originated of deducting ten cents from the pay
of every soldier in the army, as . subscription
for the benefit Of General Mcclellan, sfer be
had been relieved Of bis command by the Pres
ident. II will be recollected that this irdeco-
rous and uuoficer like proceeding was stopped
BY the decided expression of public opinion.
The Express, Of course, thinks that SlOcun
should be proud Of the act, and that it furnish
e "a good reason why Democrats should vote
for him."
u Miss Harris, who shot her lover, recent
ly, in the Treasury Department, is now residing
in Richmond, following the occupation Of .
milliner. and has, apparently. quite recovered
from her insanity.
u Greeley says that Gov. Brownlo~ would
make pretty mess o. Tennessee. he would
disfranchise all the small rebels, hang all the
leaders, and sanish the negroes. This would
leave ab1ut four thousand men to do all the
voting, hold all the Offices, and vote. Brown
low vonld be sure Of re election for the next
ten years.
q Gen. Frank Blair said in his speech o.
Rolla that Vice President Stephens was loyal
man. and that his last jailor, Secretary st'nton'
was traitor. Nice language that, from - Ma
jor General in the U. 8. army!
u The Weston Landmark is responsiblefor
the following: "The Leaven~orsh Fair CON-
menced last Tuesday. 1t is said there were
present large number of horses "out Of MS-
souri, by Jennison."
p The ring on the finger cut fromths h'nd
of the lamented Col. Dahlgren, has been ~
covered: It was found in possession oil d.
Saunders, at Lorette, Essex County, Va
u The South Bend Register, established
twenty years ago BY Hon. Schuyler Cof.I' D"
changed hands, Messs. Wheeler / Hall ha''os
sold 10 Archibald Beal, late Of the M'hssa.A
Eaterpsise, with whom 10 associated O. E.fa,'
Ter, formerly Of the Rochester Qnd9 Cnf0ni'
cls.
u Emerson Etheridge has been .equ''ss"
Of the charges preferred ssainss him before ~
Military Oomnision At Columbus, Ken'0'ih
and is nov 1t his home In Dresden, Tenne'''''
pn 10 said that the three daughters Of ne
late Chief Justice Taney are LEFT in e00o.
don Of poverty, and that one or two o. w
have been serving for living. Judge is'''