White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-07-27
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one vi the great bless;,
Of peace was that they would not be co"ss ss,os'
to hear "When this Cruel War il ov.., o-,elied
any more. Mr.. Charles Carroll s,"ns sung
composer of that song, has now v,;,,. The
er, called Coming HOne," which y. AaO'A'
will be as popular as the first. OF eou,. Aope'
the soldiers who are represented AZ ~s.
home" '0ming
T A philosopher, thirsting for kDo,,.,
undertook to test the npiditv with ,,;"
would ascend movable ladder of c,s;.I - u's
gunpowder, reaching from hot s,ov. =. VI
junk bottle. The result was sudds, -
tonishing. The man will remembe, H. a -, as.
July BY diminished number of tbrn,' y,
fingers. Aua
p The positive and fnal deel.r.,o
President johnson to the South CarOlini,,. ::
the evidence of his soundness of mind ,,a,
direction it has taken. He said, with
phasis: The people of South CaroIi,, ,--,
have Convention, and amend their Co,s,;t~
tion by abolishing slavery, and this mr,, =.
done in good faith; and the Convention o,1.
gislature must adopt the proposed ams,an,s.
to the Constitution of the United States Which
prohibits and excludes slavery everywhere"
u The Easton (Pa.) Express, of the g,
inst, has the following curiously INTEREST,"
paragraph: MRS. Brodhead, widow os %
late Hon. Richard Blodhead, visited W,sb;na
ton, about ten days ago, for the purpOss .,
having an interview with her uncle, Jess,so.
Davis, but, owing to the illness of Presis.,,
Johnson, she was unable to have her wish ,,,
tilted. She had an interview with sec,a,,,,
Stanton, who showed her all the attention ,Ds
gave her all the information In bis rouO, b.,
could do nothing to further the object of b.,
visit"
T The Anti Slavery Standard, ofIast rest
says, that Col Halpine, (Miles O'Reilv1 edi.
tor of the New York Citizen, Is the author of
THE Flaunting Lie," the poem published in
the New York Tribune, some years since, in
which the Inconsistency of the flag Of the
free" floating over three million slaves was 80
vigorously set forth.
T Just before the drop was sprung at Wash.
ington, and the lights of the four conspirstor,
went out, one of the ministers in attendance
CALCULATED, "May we all meet in another
world" We differ with the divine. If that
party is going the, direction we think it is, We
beg to be excused-we don't wish to extend
our acquaintance.
T Queen Victoria is over forty six years
old, having been born May "a, 1873.
T The Treasury flags, one Of which was
torn by the spur Of the assassin Booth, the
other being in the grasp of the President when
he was shot, together with the female toggery
worn by JEFF. Davis at the time of his capture,
have been forwarded TO Milwaukee, for eIhibi.
ton at the Soldiers Home Fair to be held
there.
70 1t is generally believed, at the Court Of
Vienna, that the Emperor MAMMALIAN will
shortly abdicate and return to Austria, and that
he will be restored, by Francis Joseph, to the
rights which he was obliged to renounce on &C.
cepting the Mexican throne.
U A Curious GRoupING.-Henry Ward and
Edward Beecher, William Warren, the com.
edian, one of John Browns counsellors, Mr..
Heller, the magician, Artemus Ward, two ar.
my officers and three peace Democrats, hap
pened to form a group in the vestibule of the
Parker House, Boston, few nights since.
T James E. Yeatman, President Of the
Western branch Of the United States Sanitary
Commission, writes to G en-. Howard, from St.
Louis, that he has received volunteer contribu-
tions from the colored troops in and around iha!
city, amounting to 81 900, to be appropriated
to the erection of monument, in that city, in
honor of the late President.
| II Hon. W. P. Dole, Commissioner Of lndi.
an Affairs, has resigned, and Hon. D. N. Coo
ley, Of Iowa, appointed in his place.
G The first man killed in this war, was
Daniel Howe, who fell at Fort Sumter, in 1861.
10 The Nashville Union says the captured
archives of the State tell many tale Of rebel
villainy. Governor Harris papers are full Of
the secret history ef the rebellion. Among
other papers on file and endorsed by Harris,s
proposition to assassinate Gov. Johnson in
Nashville.
% The Providence Press says that one Of
the citizens of that place has returned from
Savannah, who gives information concerning
the family of jeff Davis, to the effect that Mrs.
Davis is boarding at the Pulaski House, snd
has apparently plenty of money. She has an
extensive and magnificent wardrobe, he is Ger
tain from ocular demonstrations, and also shss
she spares no pains to let the fact be known.
Her little son seems to be enjoying hlmssh
hugely, and frequently amuses himself OJ
singing in the ball, "Well hang JEFF. DAVIS
on a sour apple tree"
&C Last week, Lieutenant General Gran'
issued general order to the various depart
ment commanders, authorizing them to ofeah
up all the faro banks in the United States
Major General Palmer, acting under this ~,
thority. appointed Saturday night for gfsnu
raid on all the faro banks in Kentucky. EseiJ
bank in Louisville was closed up, and tOeh
stocks confscated.
p The Claremont IN. H. Advocate ss!''
lady in Unity, not long since, became w
mother Of fine daughter. A few days a,'e''
q Copperhesd neighbor happening in, 'aa
the mother, swell, suppose you'l ean "
Abe Lincoln" "No," she replied; N ~'
~ can't Like your friend JEFF, it VIII wa
petticoats." Copperhesd vamosed.
u A New York artist has painted plcsu''
entitled "Eeee Homo Honestus!"-Benola ~
Ho,nsk M.ut IL ;s Abraham Lincoln, NisH