White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-09
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that II the Liberals caught him they would send
him either 70 the internal regions or to the
United States. and he would as soon go to one
place As to the other IL lie to be b, ped that he
will not be sent to the other.
r A boy died in Chicago. last week, from
the effects Of swimming In pond where the
csrcases of animals had been deposited. Large
Spots broke out on him. and his symptoms were
those OF very bad case Of poisoning. It was
supposed be swallowed some Of the water
Cairo Democrat.
U A C0siCus ivEyrr,N.- Mr. Wsiiwark, of
Shelbyville, Tenn. claims title to an invention.
which will supersede alIother kinds Of signals
in use aon railroads. He PROCESSES to be able
BY the application of this invention TO stop
train. If desired. at any distance and 70 shut
of steam from an engine Eve miles away the
came rs if he we're on the engine. ~
u A West Troy Millerite now makes
startling prediction. He says the hot weather
will continue to grow hotter and hotter until
the world 10 CONSUMED by Ere. CE VIC
u tits significant fact that Governdr Den
nison. ~ho has refused to serve longer in Mr..
Johnson's Cabinet, was President ofthe National
Convention that put Lincoln and Johnson In
nomination. He was a warm personal friend
and supporter OF lincoln, aud evidently his I'M
Outstanding of the reconstruction policy Of the
latter, is somewhat different from that of Mr..
johnson.
GT The Auburn Union and Advertiser, which
has always been called the "home organ" Of
Mr.. Seward, docs not support the Tammany.
smitten Secret,ry in bis present position at all
Itspeaks of tn, proposed P,il.dslphia Coavea =
ton with bitter contempt, exc'aiming "Com-
posed of Northern and Southern rebels, what
reliable body that Convention " i'll be to pro-
mote the prosperity of the Nation, and the
harmony Of opposing sections ~
D The Dayton Journal says Of the removal
of United States Marshal. A. C. Sands: cit
was indicated to Mr.. ,nds, that he could re
main in Office il he would support the President
and the Philadelphia Convention. Mr. Sands
replied with honest indignation. Il helped or.
game the Union party I have done a great
deal Of work for it will eat dir. for no man,
and TO Office win make me do it. The Presi-
dent may remove me as soon as he id pleas
es. viii not help The copperhelds.'
u A reckless Radical Postmaster in Mchi-
gan, not having the fear OF edicts from Moses"
before his eyes, and who so far forgot his allie
glance to "A j. AZ to procure subscribers for
General Carl SchurZ's Radical paper. received
letter from Aleck Rainfall. Chief of the Bread
and Butter Brigade. informing him that he chad
been charged with using extra exertion in oh.
timing subscribers for the Detroit Post, and a'so
of using freely the word 'Copperhead.' The
Postmaster writes to the Post that he may have
sinned. but he does lot feel guilty, and con
cludes thus Thanks to the Lord. we have
bread and butter, up this way that Mr.. Randall
cannot coutrol.'
u A dispatch of forty words rer day through
the Atlantic cable will cost the press of this
country about sl25 900 per annun.
u Leftwich. the Juhnsnnte member of Con
gre 8 from the Eighth Tennessee District. wa 8
sworn in on July 26. and had scarcely f ,isl,ed |
shaking hands with the Speaker when his name |
was called to vote on the bill TO idemnify loyal
citizens of Tennessee for property destroyed
during the ehellion, and he voted "No."
u The Emporia News says:
"We learn that Hon. VIM. Martindale, of
Greenwood County, has sold five hundred head
Of cattle to gentleman from Illinois. for the
snug sum of 5000. IF any one doubts the
propriety or prufr Of stock saising in Kansas.
let him forever be poor as punishment"
70 George Francis Train has already pre-
Jared the speech With which he is to open the
Philadelphia Convention. 1t will be ready for
distribution week ahead, with applause"
-'cheers" and laughter" lioerally inserted in
the Proper places. ...,.g-.l
" W. H Russell, correspondent Of the Lon.
don Timss With the Austrian army. receives .
salary of $500 month and his expenses. Mr..
Hosea, correspondent of the came journal At
Prussian headquarters, has $500 month and
expenses.
II The Council Grove Democrat says on
drawing of III, ir stock and coaches, the Sata
Fe Stage Company left in the old barn. II that
place, over two tons Of mail, good portion of
which was loose-the sacks having been taken
of-and alarge quantity having the sppe arance
Of being there for some time, as it was pretty
we'll covered with litter. portion of II 10 di.
recten te His EIcellency the Governor of New
Mexico. Faithful mail contractors, indeed.
u A little girl made her appearance on the
streets of Atlanta, on Wednesday. with about
half bushel Of apples, which she was glad to
sell for thirty cents. She had carried the ap-
pies ten miles, and then had MT money enough
to buy a peck Of meal to take home with her.
u Don Carlos Bcell. Union General, has
just been beaten by the rebel General 8. B.
Buckner In an election for President of the
Southern Telegraph Company. The choice Of
rebel Generals 70 such positions over all CON
petitors has become 90 common As to exc,te no
surprise, but IL q Uuion man 90 mealy .mouthed
and pro-slaEery as Bxell stands no chance. how
long will it be before thorough going loyal men
can iad favor 2F 7
p IScoRREcr REroRr.-The report that
Davis has paidoned johnson Is incorrecs.-l
Johnson is still confined in Wsshington:-Kaa
sss City Journal.
u Only one Democrat tic paper in West vir-
ginis Ia edited by man Who can vote. The
rest ere edited by returned rebels. Who are dis