White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-09-14
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rendered the portfolio of Secretary Of " vas
F At meeting of Feniaps hall,
York. on Friday, Mr.. Campbell add,a N's
the assemblage, and in the cop,so essed
marks che exhorted all who rs,o us 'e-
brotherhood to join at once. The oh;.o. The
to send money to their brothers across ~. vas vas
He (the speaker) did not mean to .t. sea-
iu America, but was going to his -; 'ons
try TO help them. The crash will ,ou sOai,
before six months are over, Ireland M and
free or die. They would show to H. va Oe
they we're capable of governing tbem..,0 IV''u
and place themselves on the list of D.,;oa
T WHAT DOES 1T ME.y?-Tbs D., -
of Richmond Railroad Companv ~.
Gently pardoned from his treason br hi
dent. Last week, Gen. Terry made b;n '
render the pardon. This is rather sin,r,a. ,r'
policy. What does it meant 1t will b.
comfortable, il this case is laid doxn
precedent, for Southern gentlemen tobor
ing about with papers of nominal forgivana A,
in their pockets, and tingling sensation :,
the halter around their neeks.
q The New York Saturday Presss,r,.
Horace Greeley and Thurlow Weed bav. ;r..
signed contract with large PAPER mill :
Windsor Lock, Conn.,, to supply tbo,, -,
thousand reams of foolscap for cors'nd;.
their present controversy.
u Joseph Smith, Jr., son of the Mo-
Joe Smith, of Napvoo, comes out in an .,,;s,-
in the Council Bluffs Nonpareil depounc;n.
Brigham Young and all his works. Smith !,
at the head of the new organization of I,,..
Day Saints. He proposes to discuss the !.
sues between himself and Brigham with an,
belligerent gentleman who will meet hin, =,
Council Bluffs.
u On Wednesday last, the people Of 3,
Jo. voted SOS 900 for the purpose of m,c,d,
MIXING the road from the river to Warbsr,
The work is to be Immediately put under con.
tract, aud pushed forward as soon as pos.ibls
% TAxEs.-The total amount of Stat,
taxes to be raised this year, as returned bv III.
State Board of Equalization, for all pvruos..
except schools, amounts to SI79, ,629.62 Tbs
State school tax amounts to s35, ,92s57. To.
tai, $2l5. All O9.
u Old settlers predict frost this year be.
tween the 18th and Goth inst.
E The Herald's Richmond correspondent
says Gen. Lee bas, within few days, prac.
tically set about the task of writing history Of
the war. The forthcoming work will be writ
ten from a rebel stand point, and this view will
constitute an exceedingly valuable contribu.
tion TO the historical literature of the country.
Gen. Lee is living in great quiet and humility,
on an obscure and well nigh inaccessible farm,
the property of friend, in Cumberland COun-
ty. Va. His sons and nephew, with compar.
atively little help. have raised magni6ceu.
crop Of corn on the White House farm
T The New Jersey Democratic Conven.
tion nominated Gen. Runyon, of Essex Coun-
ty, for Governor. Their resolutions are Of the
era Of 1882, when General Jackson was Presi.
dent.
u Judge E. S. Fisher, the nominee for
Governor of the recently adjourned Mississip
pi Convention, is in Washington, seeking par
don.
u' New Albany, Indiana, has one hundred
nd fnrfv Gvo 1r.nG,rv eoIn T,J; onoE,
has eleven hundred.
T Gen. Terry defines the term "during the
war" as being while necessity for a military
force created by the present rebellion shall
continue to exist, and that the necessity will
continue until the States recently in rebellion
shall return to their former relation to the Ma
tional Government.
T The First National Bank of st. Joseph
has been organized by the election of William
Zook, OF Forest City, President; VIM. Eek
hart, Of st. Joseph, Vice President; and Jos.
C. Hull, Cashier.
G In the case of the requisition on the
Governor Of Virginia for the traitors, robbers,
and assassins, Jenkins, Ewell, and Others,
lately issued by Gov. Curtin, no return hasyss
been made.
p So far as accurate computation is yet
possible, from the records of the War Depart
ment, it appears that the number Of deaths in
the armies of the Union, from the commence
ment of the war, from the casualties Of battle
from disease contracted in the line Of duty
and from deliberate starvation by rebel jailors,
amounts to three hundred and twenty-five
thousand.
pAN AFFECTING SroRY SPoILED.-Sergeant
Humiston, who it was supposed expired on sne
field Of Gettysburg-xho was the hero Of the
celebrated Gettysburg photographs, Of very
fine poem by James G. Clarke, and Of innu.
merable affecting newspaper articles-resurne'
to his home and family at Portville, Cattarsn-
gus County, recently, having been conhned's
the Olean Times learns, prisoner in one Oh
the Southern prison pens, and but iase'! N
leased.
U CHEAP TRAvfLLINo.-Penny trains ai'
now can institution in London. They run
early and late on the underground railroso''
The working man descends into spacious s0'
depot, well-ligbted, in one Par' VI
London, takes his seat in third class
rage" and for two cents, in ten minutes,
anded, miles away, in another part OF Lono0n'
Ehither, by "bus," would have cost bim NA
cents and an hours ride. In this way the "e
.hanic, in his pretty cottage 10 the country"
n distant street, is really close BY Dis "o'.'
md one great evil in large city checked ~
,art.
p Meerschaum is made on large scale IN