White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-11-23
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.s,,, @ aa,. e a'u'Ie'n neart is now fling t.ais
with enormous and constant potation. ,self
the foliies and melodramatic faiIn,o, -, Ahes
iion' the excited and exhausted sor,h. .eOs'-
very naturally take to drink. Asi,isa-' ae'nef'
ed in the Courier. Humiliation and pres
drive many to the bowl" trouble
u A LETTER FROM ParxE's F,,u
Herald publishes letter from Geo r D Inc
father Of the Assassin Payue, dated I;-.'
Florida, September Both. This i. III. g..
rect intelligence from Payne's family p u,
says his son was born April %, 1874. ,t,,,
experienced religion when twelve rs,-. s
and lived pious life up to the time of h. wv
listnent in the rebel army. He saws Il. ~
was always kind and tender hearted br, A.. va
mined in all his undertakings.
p An engineer at Nashville sen,
man under his locomotive to oil n.
gear, and then forgetting his presence m, -
engine ahead just far enough to Gu, of o.,
the mans legs. A bystander shouted -
the engineer, who thereupon backed bis
chine in dismay, and cut off the other Ia, =.
the unfortunate workman. He survived -.
ever. and suing the company for $50 OOO a.
ages, has obtained $500.
C The virulerce of the cattle pI,,ro :
England shows little or no tendency n d.
ment. but remedies are constantly surc.s,.s
All the remedies suggested seem to bs os Il.
same description-either vapor baths, Tn,.;,,
baths. or diaphoretic medicines. Az ,,5,.
treatment of this kind in many cases more tb,,
fifty per cent. of the animals treated recrvs.
"a hope is expressed that the order of ndisc,,,
mate slaughter may be rescinded.
u Now that the elections are over. anil -,
Democrats are soundly thrashed evervubs,.
they might as well drop all humbug, and come
out squarely 'or the population of the Nafo,.
al debt. That is the logic of their princiDIss
and the necessity Of their situation. They Min
come to it after awhile, and there's nothing to
be gained by procrastination.-Ch Chicago R,yryE.
can.
T In the recent election for members oftbe
Legislature in West Virginia, one County gave
Democratic majority. In MOnongalia and
Upsher Counties, no Democratic ticket was run
at all. In Upsher County, writes CORRESPOND
ent of the Weekly Intelligeucer, "a modern
lied Democrat could not get a hundred votes"
Martinsburg, in Berkeley County. gives
heavy majority for the Union ticket.
T The New York Times publishes the Opin-
ion of prominent politician of North Csroi-
ma, who thinks that the process of rec.nstruc-
tion will have to be gone through with again in
| that State, the action its Constitutional Con-
venticn not having been Radical enough
U OF the fifty carriages that followed the
hearse containing the body of Lord Palnerston,
forty were empty. The Queen sent an empty
carriage by way of paying her respects. The
Prince of Wales had ball the night after Pal
merston died.
T The N. Y. independent thinks the Dem
ocratic party has claims to the gratitude of the
nation, "because it lost its life in the war for
the Union.'
&C The old story of Esau and his birthrighs
has been repeated in Virginia. A rebel officer
sold the original secession ordinance Of that
State to Sergeant A. S. Twitcbell, of the 7th
Maine Battery, for lunch of bread and but
ter.
/ T During the election Of last week, in Lou
isiana, the voters were exhorted "to follow the
counsel of Beauregard, and stand by the whole
Democratic ticket"
p Hon. VIM. B. Calhoun. of Springfield,
Mass, widely and honorably known as Wing
politician of the olden time, died on the 9Th
inst, aged sixty-nine.
! p Mr.. Buchanan, who lives in Lancaster
County, Pennsylvania, has read the proof Of
his "Last Dying Address and Confession, and
it win appear in book form next month. Mr..
B. was formerly President Of the United
States.
" ASTEcEDESrs OF WIRz.-A Swiss paper
contains an unaattering picture of Capt Wirz.
1t says. that before he quilted Zurich for Amer
lea, he was imprisoned for forgery and emOei-
Element, and was divorced from his wife.
T The memoir of Junius Brutus Booth,
soon to be published in New York, was written
by his daughter Asia, wife Of John s. Clarke
the comedian.
T 1t is reported that the steamships City OIL
Boston and Erin. which sailed from New YORK.
on Saturday, took out for the IRISH fenlsns
million in bonds and-a proclamation.
IL They say that Roger A. Pryor is no" .
strong Anti Slavery man. He is in New f0rh,
hunting for publisher for his "Inside View Oh
the Rebellion
" The Army and Navy Journal thinks M
poleon has directly or indirectly intmated !"
the United States that he intends to wthdra'
his force from Mexico as soon as he can p'ansi'
bly, do 90.
u The cholera slew seventy thousand per-
sons in Turkey. -.
rA man in Birmingham, England ran az
pipe stem into his tongue, and died from WV
abscess caused BY the accident.
u At a concert given in Killarney, HelaD''
recently, "God save the Queen" was hisseu'
&C Granny Darling" one hundred an' a,. ~.
years old, died at Medway, Mass, on 'oe 81, -,
ult. She had lived hermit life ior se'''-
years in the "Black Swamp"
p The South Carolina and Alaoama W ~,
ventions have both voted to mske the "H'''
population the basis Of representation
u The complete census returns Vi "a, ,
Just completed, show total population o. 90 20
600 souls, an increase in two years Oh 4'''