White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-09-21
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conduct. they will miss their d,,,;.". 'u'ens
Fighting treason only calms his mind ..r, ,"
izes his temper, strengthens his mr.s,
sharpens his pen. and gives him a br;n,.
hope of glorious hereafter.
T The NEcRo's PLAcr-Tbe r..,r
Telegraph thinks there is no real bos,il;,1. .''
tween the white and black races a.. :, ,e
they may live happily and harmonions,, a'
gethsr. "If questioned" it saws. .,b..
prejudiced admits that he likes a peo,o y.
place."
b a patent has recently been issued g,
improved brick machine. the utility of ,h;.a
is being successfully developed by Bradro.a =
Remick. New York. The machine conL:-
economy, rspdity and excellence of WORK :.
1t is simple in construction, and does no, ,s.s
lily get out of repairs, while it is adap,os :,
working all kinds Of clay The power h.;.0
gained by the lever principally, the dr.n :
comparatively light, while the pressure on II.
brick is immense. They are rhereb, mad.
very square and solid. With seven run !, Mn
make 40 900 good brick day.
T Mrs. Key Blunt, the daughter of the ,r
thor OF the "Star-Spangled Banner,n b.s,,,.
ly been in Paris, endeavoring to prepare bsrs.Is
for the stage, but, although full of talent, al.
lacks executive power. She is a LADY Of a..
cession sympathies.
II The Richmond Times thinks ;b,..r,,
ual emant ipation and the apprentice az,
tenn" are dangerous and perniciou, o,,.,
medicines, which, after doing much harm uin
in no waybe tier the present condition of ,t
fairs. Virginia has something better in s,or.
for her than the occupation of wet nur,e f.,
"negro apprentices" for the next decade Or a.
T The Virginia State library, which va,
gotten up with great care and at an epormou.
expense, has been robbed of its most yalu,b.
works. A series of books of the mos, v,In,.
Bile character, bought in Europe by an ap.p,
Of the State, sent for that purpose, have d..
appeared.
p Presiden johnson has introduced into
the White House the larges. family circle tb,.
ever occupied the Executive Mansion. Hi,
family consists of his wife, son, son-in law.
two daughters, and number of grandchildren.
The son-in-law is Judge Patterson, recently
elected Senator from Tennessee. Mrs. Pat.
terson, who is to be the lady of the house, vas
educated at Georgetown, during Mr. Poks ad.
ministra'ion, and was then freq uent guest Of
his family.
P In this country we are discussing black
suffrage. In Hayti they are discussing white
suffrage.
D The rebel General jenkins icdicied for
the burning Of Chambershurg, and for whcm
Gov. Curtin has made a requsition OF Gov.
Pierpont. is beyond the reach of civil or mill.
tary authorities now, having died from the ef-
fects of wounds received in the western par, Of
Virginia.
u The Rev. Dr.. Hail. Rector Of the Church
of the Epiphany. in New York, has just re-
ceived a call to the Cathedral Church. at San
Francisco. with a salary of $4,000 payable in
gold. He replied that he had not time even
to investigate the case, and they must there
fore loos ior arOther candidate. His pre- ent
salary i 50 900 in ereenbacks.
| u We see it stated that the number Of reg
ular battles fought during the late rebellion is
Two hundred and fity-two.
| U@ Ii is now stated, on what seems to be
good authority, that none of the troops now in
General Sheri,lan's command will at present
he mustered out.
| u Alexander II. Stephens is said to advo-
cate giving the freedmen a fair chance, and
favors entrusting them with peitical power as
5000 as increased manhood and self-respeet
enable them to wicld it intelligently.
u Bei;s's comet COW approaching its peri
helion, viii soon be visible. 1t is now distant
about Ito. 900 900 miles, On the first Of No
vember next it will be close to Alpha Pegasi
Markab, one of the four bright stars forming
the well-known square of Pegasus. 1t then
pursues southerly course. crossing the ce'es-
tial equator about the middle of December.
1t then crosses its old path in 1876, near where
it separated into two comets. At the end OF
February its distance rom the earth will be
less than %, 1000 900 miles. This comets Pc
riod is about six and three quarter years.
70. Hon. David G. Burnett, the first Presi
dent Of the Republic of Texas, who assisted
in achieving her independence Of Mexico, has
been invited by a number of influential c'-
zens Of that State to visit Washington, and
there clay before the President Of the United
States. such considerations as may occur, Tor
the discharge of his illustrious prisoner CJen'
DAvis) and his associates" Mr.. Burnett has
consented to do 60. He does not brlieve ihas
God designed that "the blood Of Jefferson
Davis should atone for the errors Of the greH
secession" any more than his own.
II NJ. ExILE de Girardin recently gave .
dinner In Paris to Abd-el Kadir, and during
conversation said, 81 hall be happy to presen'
you with my Two Sisters" meaning his nes
play. In trsnsiating, the explanation tha'
vas M. Girardin's play was left out. and INC
Emir politely replied that "he would be very
happy to accept the ladies'. although bis mare"
vas quite FULL"
6 The Maine election has resulted ID
Union victory. Full returns have not yet 0esn
received. but they are sufficient to show 'H'
result. The vote was smaIl-less than tnfee,
fourths that of 1864, but the Democratic '0''
is greater than that Of the Union ticket
II The WHOLE Marin IN NUTSHELL
At the Late meeting of Union men in Rlcn-