White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-07-05
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u The efice OF Lieut. Governor has iu,.
been created by the North Carolina State Con.
vention. Hitherto the presiding officer of the
Senate has been elected by that body. He will,
be elected by the people for the first time a. the
coming August election.
u 1t is rumored at st. Albans that de-
mand has been made on this Government BY
the Canadian authorities for the extraditon of
Generals Sweeney, speer, O'Niel and the other
Fenian officers.
u The Democratic State Central Commit
tee Of Kentucky has issued an address, review.
ling the situation of parties in that State, and
exhorting to union for the support of Democrat
ic principles, President Johnson and the Con.
stitution.
% A Com NOMINATION Quincy
/ WAig says the Republican Convention, for the
Third (IlI) Congressional District, have re.
nominated Hon. E. B. Washburne for Con.
gress. The Republicans of Illinois believe in
continuing in office men who have proved them
true men be returned to Congress in all cases.
and the traitors to principle repudiatsd.
u A conductor has been fined $500 in Buff
falo, N. Y, for ejecting man from car because.
he refused to give his seat to q woman.
IL A mass meeting of President Johnsen.s.
friends was held last Saturday at Frederick,
Maryland. 1t is reported that drunkenness aud
rioting were the order Of the day, and that all
the prominent rebels were repeatedly cheered,
including JED. Davis, Beaureguard, Mcsby and
others.
u A Boston physician of repute has found
several instances of obstinate cutaneous diseases
on the enameled paper collars. the result Of the
actisn of perspiration on the enameling sub
stance of these articles of wearing apparel
IL LARAMIE TRrArY.-Llttle Dog. of the
} Sioux, says the Indians win make peace at
Laramie about an inch long. They have gen.
; orally had the best of it in the war, and they
brag of it and don't care q cent for peace.
u Is the General Government of the United
States or the State of New Jersey to decide
whether the country shall be scourged with
cholera OF not 7
U Thad. Stevens, when asked "what allied
him" said, "about seventy years, believe"
TItis not generally known, says Washing-
ton correspondent that Senator Sumner is and has
been for six or eight weeks, suffering seriously
) from recurrence Of the cerebral and nervous
troubles caused By the bludgeon of Brooks ten
years ago. He is unable to perform continuous
and severe mental labor. Powerful anodynes
, alone bring him sleep. His physicians cay
that he has over;asked his brain and needs rest.
GT The Commercial aptly terms the gratuit-
Gus veto Of the Congressional amendment, by
the President, a "brevet veto.'
u In the recently handsomely fitted up
casenate at Fortress Monroe, for the accommo-
dation of Mr.. and Mrs. Jeff rson Davis and their
family. they are now living very comfortably
and pleasantly. Their numerous friends fur
nish them with the various luxuries of the sea-
, son, and the Government is stinting nothing TO
make their residence at the seaside during the
summer season as agreeable as possible. The
relaxation by the military authorities of the re-
| upon movements OI LAWS II
having very beneficial effect upon his health.
Thus writes correspondent Of the New York
Times.
u Mr.. Harris, of Maryland, seems to be an1-
ious for another crown of martyrdom, and in
vites the House to expel him by proclamins the
. most offensive disloyalty. He would have gone
with the Confederacy if Maryland had been
allowed to 60, says Mr.. Harris. We think how
ever, it was wise to keep Maryland even at the
cost ofkeeping Harris. The only wonder in
, our mind is why Harris should have preferred
an election to the Congress at Washington
when he might have gone to the Richmond con-
ccrn. .,..,f
u In the discussion of the Internal Reve
nue. Bill in the House of REPRESENTATIVES a few
days ago, an amendment was adopted forbid
ding in futnre the publication Of income lists
in the newspapers, or rather forbidding the as
SCISSORS or collectors to allow the income lists
to be copied for publication. The lists are,
however, to be open for public examination.
u Gen. Fitzhugh Lee, who was reported in
command of some Fenian cavalry, is, says a
Richmond journal, quietly at work at his home
near Alexandra, and has no more idea Of Join
ing the Feuians than he has of cuItivating the
Pontine Marshes.
j u Gen. Chamberlain, nominated for Gov
ernor by the Unionis.s of Maine, was, at tho
commencement of the rebellion, q professor in
Bowdoin College. He at once threw up his po-
sifion there and hastened TO the front, takinga
large number of his pupils with him. Original
ly entering the service as Lieutenant Colonel
of the Twentieth Maine regiment, he rose from
one position to another until at the close Of the
4 var, he held the rank of Brevet Major General.
While leading his brigade in the assault Of June
IS, 1864, on the frowniSg works Of Petersburg,
be was frigbtfully wounded in the groin By .
shell. Gen. Grant proneaiy promoted him 70
brisedisrship for his services in the assault. .
i p Captain G. W. Harris, the author OF those D
comical sketches of Western and Southern life.
the "sut Lovegood Papers," has reappeared in
print in an article on the new style ef hoops
His humer is broad as the filters. 4.
q The Albany Argus says that some sport.
ing men in Ulster county. one citizen Of some
! previous standing, have been held in 81 900
bonds for the ofenss Of poisoning . race horse
Of rivxl The noble animal .ithstood the
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