White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-02-22
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ferrsd BY E. A. Asner, Surgeon of ,S pre-
regiment. Agner charges him x;,n same
fsloniously obtained possession Of H.. having
book, at Springfield, ILL.,, some uon,, p'SAes
appropeiating the contents, some ' ,aoo ago,
own use. Bancroft gave bail fo, ~ =, 10 bis
ance. "Ppea'-
u Col. Whitaker, brother Of NJ.
" bittaker, committed suicide a, E. oen'
Kentucky, on the 10th inst, by ss0o,;n- 'o
self with a pistol. ''n'
II In recent conversation between -,
President and di.til guished Reprsssr,..,s 'As
The former said, "He did not belisra ,I'
effort now making, by some who c,n :, We
selves the negroes special friend, ;. 'a'
universal suffrage upon the States -. '''
jadieious;" and he asserted that, ,b,,. . :, ~
might differ with individuals of uha, Va. ~ Ts
ed the Union party as to the mean. n :. A'.'
be considered himself in general ,,,,,s 4s.u' .,
that party, as whole, in the ends to b, ,.,.S
ed" Aeo-
p Mr.. John Campbell, a resuee,,bI. -,
exemplary citizen of Frankfort. Hs,l;-
County, New York, was brutslly mur,.,.dh
party of Utica roughs on the 9Th ips, 49,
dragged him from his house into the ,o,I
and literally beat his head into a ellv ,i,b
sled stakes, in the presence Of his aeopir.d ,DI
terror stricken wife. The ecoroner's iu,v f,,,..
ed the murder u,on Asa Miller, VIM. Du,.b..
Chas. Vance, Hiel Davis, aud Irwin vaDes
The greatest excitement. and indignation NJ.
walls at Utica and in the vicinity, the victim
being an old and well-knovn citizen, and RI,
murder entirely unprovoked.
% Eleven men were frozen to death in III.
vicinity Of Hamilton, Fillmore County MINI
on the night of the Goth ult. Six of them ,.,s
frozen in sleigh while passing along the road
Another man was found frozen in a s,,,sD,
posture with his hands over bis face, and ODI,
three or four rods from house.
u Married, near swope's Depot, Tennessee
last week, Mr.. Moses Crawford, aged % resr,
to Miss Phillis Hill, aged rs years. No card.
All darkies.
T The Prince Of Wales has sent handsome
bridal present to Mrs. Henry Johnson, ,,,
Harriet Lane, in owledgmen. of the cOure.
sizes teudered him at the White House while
that lady presided there
q A gentleman paid $3.50 fora special train
to take him from Boston to Portland, SATURDAY.
week, to catch the English steamer He arrived
in time, for the steamer did not sail till next
morning, and he might have saved his money
bv waiting for the regular train.
Co. The Sandusky Register SAYS: The
lowest depth of depravity we ever heard of be
ing reached is that of walking four miles on The
ice. after dark, and stealing cannon balls to sell
Tor old iron. This is no fiction either. The
cannon balls in the fort on Johnson's Island
were disappearing SO rapidly of nights tha. i.
has become necessary to lock them up.
T Since the 5th of May, 1865, there have
been sold in the Quartermss,er's Department
at Memphis, z, ,23s horses, and 1863 mules, for
which the sum of $3O3, ,4Os has been received, /,
making an average of Ss414 for each animal,
and many ofthem were sold as "uuserviceabl."
We believe the figures show greater average,
considering the kind of animals, than has been
realized upon similar stock at any other point
in the United States.
" John Quincy Adams has been elected to
the Legislature from Quincy, Mass. He san
Adams Of the fourth generation.
u The new Baptist Church. at Lacrosse,
Wisconsin, was burned down (on the 7Ih insIJ
Loss, $4,000.
u The Richmond Wbig, of the 6'll, says Is
was rumored last night that Lucius PIX and
Captain Millwood, of the Spotswood Hotel, who
had an alteration the other night, met yes!er
day and exchanged shots. Cspt MillWoos vas
wounded in the stomach.
T The custom receipts for January are
estimated at sI7 200, 900 in gold, which sum
over $i2, ,0OO, 900 was received a. the port Of
New York.
pJay Cooke has given $50, 600 in land and
cash for divinity school Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church in Philadelphia.
T The wife Of the rebel General MOsby h''
applied for compensation for damage done her
husbands property during the war. She has
cheek, and pretty cheeks too, it is said.
p The Nashville and Chattanooga Railro'd
Company has begun suit against its late P'e'i
dent for one million dollars damages for per-
mitting the rebel Government - use the ro'd
and its machinery during the war.
u The Dayton fObio) journal says;
correspondent from Centerville, Montgomery
Couaty. writes US of q monster hog which v"
raised in Washington Township, by Nr. Amen
Watkins. This hog vas two years and s'sl'
months old, and when killed and dresse''
weighed seven hundred and eish'!'es
pounds, net; and brought $S3.6O cash. W"
can duplicate this monst'r
p The President, on the 18th in'f' oi'.P
proved of the resolution making an apF0p,'
tian for the expense Of the Committee on ~
construction.
p It 10 reported that Mr.. Adams, Mlnl'ss,
to England, will soon return home; ins' DC '
- succeeded BY Mr.. Motley. Minister V H
tia; or Mr.. Mash, Minister to Italy; 400 va
Gov. Curtin will be given the position 'a'
BY one of the latter gentlemen.
u Ills reported that several heavy esn.a s
have bsen purchased for Gen. Ssse'''
Feniaa Secretary Of War;
pA letter from President Juarei a
the Imperialists are consuming 'neh ~ u.,