White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-11-22
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u The Washington correspondent Of the
New York Tribune telegraphs ''S. s. Coz, Of
your city, has been in the capital on . visit du-
ring the past week, and has been talking quite
freely among the friends OF the President He
states "7he Porty" is all broken to pieces in
New York.
u Hon. John F. Potter, Consul General at
Montreal, has written a scathing letter to the
President, stating the reasons why he cannot
bold office under him, and rendering his resig-
nation. Maj. Gen. Avcrili has been appointed
by the President to succeed Mr.. Potter.
u 1t is significant and gratifying fact tha.
four-ffths Of the young men who give their first
vote this year, vote the Republican ticket. III
the judges of Naturalization Courts help the
Copperheads. Old Time helps the Republicans,
and Time can't be bCat.-Albany Journal.
T A New York correspondent of Boston !
paper writes that merchant who failed twice |
in fifteen years, and was forced to sell bis wifes
wardrobe to procure the necessaries of life, has
just retired from business worth fortune of
1--WE hundred thousand dJllars. Never say die
u There is an unusually stupid copperhead
in Peterborough, New York, who listened at
tsntively to the reading of one of Petroleum "
Na.by's letters describing the Presidents West
ern journey, and then growled out in much dis
gust: "what in Heavens name did Andy
want to take such blasted fool with him for I"
&c A milliner is after Raymond In the
New York Herald, of the 9th inst, a miiliner
advertises for ga frat class trimmer"
p We are disposed to regard with singular
favor the Radical Office holder in Ohio, who on
being assessed to aid the johnson ticket, sent
the required amount in rebel currency. That
man has delicate susceptibility to "the etern-
al fitness of things"
p Old Mr.. Dawson of Fredericksburg, Va :,
was recently cured of rheumatism by stroke
of lightning. Whether or not he survives is
not stated.
u Mr.. Burns, z telegraph operator in Wor-
cester, Mass, recently sent 260 words, contain
ing ,l66 letters, in six minutes and seven sec
onds.
| u The Oldest woman in America is Mrs.
Forch, who lives in the mountains of East
Tennessee, and is aged one hundred and
twenty -one years. She is blind, but being quite
hearty, walks without any assistance. Her
memory is unimpaired, and she c,n recount
many of the events of the Revolution with
great accuracy.
! U There is rumor that there will soon be
a serious breach in the New York Associated
Press. and that the Herald, Tribune, Times an l
World will probably form combination out
side.
u THE "UNLucKY DAY."-The Great East
ern left Valentia on her voyage to lay the At
lcntic cable on Friday, and the cab'e was landed
in New Foundland on the same day of the
week
u A maiden lady in Arkansas ffty-nine
years Of age, gave birth sh9ok time since, to a
Pumping boy. Its father is said to be little
nan only sixteen years old.
u Posey County. Ind, went against the
Democrats at the late election, for the first
time in forty years. And to the people that
sat in darkness, light has come.
u A loud shout went up in one of the west
ern circuses, when the clown asked one of the
equestrians 10 "swins around the circle"
% A Tourist has found a crater in the Sand
wich Islam Is which is ten miles long, six wide.
ard 2 600 feet deep.
u A Flemish newspaper actually bears the
name of"The R'usgelerschneinY@sdigingsb-
lad"
u james Russell Lowell, in brilliant pa
per in the North American Review, answ era
Mr.. Seward's question as to show many stars
do you want to see on your Aag7 As many
| fixed stars as you please, but no more shooting
stars, with any consent of ours."
p The Augsburg Gazette ofthe LIST ult. has
long article on recent literary productions in
England. The names of the books are given
in Eglish, and among them the writer praises
greatly work which he calls "Felix Holt, tie
Rascall."
studio at Lancaster, the other day, to have his
portrait painted. Since Johnson's declension,
the Old Public Functionary considers himself
respectable man, and even ventures before bis
looking-slass.
u Thomas O'Flangean,a printer wo worked
for the rebels of 1898 and for those of Is4s,
died in Dublin. recently, at the age of9O.
p The whole Democratic party now sees
'.nigger." thinks '.nigger," dreams "nigger."
breaths "nigser," feels ''niggsr." eats ''niggcr"
drinks "nigger." smells "nigger." touches
"nigser," loves ''nigger." hates "nigger." and
is bound to die ''nigger" in spite of common
sense, justice. patriotism or propriety.
u A man has been arrested in New Orleans,
charged with murder. On bis finger he wore =
ring that had snap-claw in it, which was filed
with deadly poison. A scratch with it would
cause death in three hours.
D It is strange coicidencs that seven OF
the passengers of the ill-fated steamer Evening
Star we're rescued BY the schooner Morning Star,
and carried into Charleston. The setting Star
found another rising one to take its place.
" A Jew drover, while on his way 10 Al
bapy in the smoking car Of the New York ex
press train, on Sunday, lost one hundred and
fifteen dollars on four qseens and an ace. He
bet against sharper, who held four kings and
an ace.