White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-06-27
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p clergyman in Cincinnati h.. p,,.c,.d
twenty seven barrels full Of sermons.
p Jefferson Davis was born in roaa c,,
ty. KY, and vss siaty years old On Ii. "A of
June.
u Arsemus wsrd's fanetai took Dl... =.
Thursday at Waterford, Ne. He vas hu,;.a
with Masonic honon.
r The Thumbs md Mutt have engaged
themselves 10 Barnum for i've weeks They
will all be Nuts for him.
p Wirs was hung and Je6. Davis has gone
to Canada. What . farce.
p Hiram Powers talks Of coming home.
He has lived in Italy nearly thirty ysars.
e Dr.. Ayers pills are good 10 have II not to
take. They gave him IN Income last yess Of
SIS. SIS.
! U A man is on trial in Detroit for seduefaS
his former wife. having been divorced from bss
and married 70 another woman.
p In the Grendyce divosee, nov on trial,
it appears that the greatest grievance the wife
had to endure was the presence Of Henry Clay
Dean, Of Iowa. known - Doctor Dean, Who wss
favorite goest Of her husband.
! p There are one n;lIiSDp more wouen than
men in England. John Stuart Mill il in favor
OF giving the suffrage 70 wons.. Senhb6e
John.
! II The last survivor Of the wsr Of ITS 10
in the person Of . hale. hearty old veteran
named John Gray. residing in Noble CsaAsy.
Ohio. aged one hundred and four years.
u The Albany Evening Journal feeds fat
on the ancient grudge it bears H. G.. BY CALI
ing him ga finished orator." meaning, Of course,
that he is what the base. vulgar call "played."
u What's in namef In yesterdays ex.
changes We observe tho arrest Of And, John.
sor, at New Orleans. for an attempt TO eonnh
rape and George Bancroft sent to the House
of Correction, in Boston, vagrancy.
D A Clergyman, recently dismissed from .
Congregational Church in Gilead. Conn.,. states
that the ~hole difficulty originated in his SPELL
ing the word "ssvior" without "u," ard
similar unimportant matters.
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unusual manner in Vermont, the other day.
The wife eloped with young fellow. taking
with her all the ''tin" her husband had saved
in ten years. The discovery Of her abssnes os
course closed the festival.
, " We saw An excellent specimen Of the
fitness Of things the other day-vish sll due
respect to Slower; dirty. nasty. greasy Kaw.
carrying around medal Of James Buchanan.
-Jsaetisn Uaisn.
"Lo. the poor Indian.
Whose untutored mind"
p A cottonwood tree In Nashville, to which
the national Gag was suspended, was recently
blown down. The Appeal says that the tres
doubtless executed this strange freak 10 man
ifess its sense Of the indignisy imposed upon Il,
in bearing such banner" Good reeoustruc.
ton talk, that.
B Breckenridge, Of the defunet Confsdsr-
acy, was at last account, taking sherry eobles
at one of the tables of the American restaurant
in the Paris Exhibition, with couple of agents
, of Northern sewing machine companies. He
. had not received Greeley's letter telling hin
to come home.
p The artist, Carpenter, is painting por.
trait of Horace Greeley. II Is said that the
philosopher troubles the artist very much BY
dropping asleep as soon as he sits down in his
chair. A caricature in the newsdealers' win.
dows. of h. G. embracing J. D. under sour
apple tree. indicates the manner in which
''treason 10 to be made odious."
u The Washington Chronicle. suggest. 10
Andrew johnson the propriesy Of returning 10
Jefferson Davis the crinoline 10 y hich he was
captured BY Colonel Pritchard, and also Of max
ing the amplest apology for the sad want Of
civity shown BY the Union army 90 that istss-
esting occasion. -
U Gen Halpine. in his Citizen, says tkas
when President Lincoln was first informed Of
the arrest of Je6. Davis BY Gen Wilson. be e..
pressed his regret for Is. and illustrated his
views BY telling The famous story Of the man
who drew q white elephant in lottery. The
point of this statement q blunted By the fact
that Davis was not arrested by Col. Pritchard
until nearly four weeks after the assassination
of President Lincoln.
u Mrs. SwissheIm has taken the field
against Grant. She says that his military pol
icy was pitifuIy contemplate. and that al his
campaigns, from first to last. in the West and
in the East. were so badly conducted that,
taken ss whole. they ought 70 eonsign him -
everlasting infamy. He never made brilliant
movement, or once out. unanswered IN enemy.
His politics. too. are, or were. Of the most de-
testable character and. take hin all in sll.As
should be put anywhere rather than in ~
Presidens's chair.
U The Washington Star says that CspA
John g. Ryan. the "nysterious prisoner" vha
was arrested in Mississippi - Joha ssrsass. as6
brought 10 Washington 10 irons. and keps in
the Old Capitol foe some months, vas In Court
on Mooday. having curiosity 10 80 the psis.
oscr. whose similarity IL psssesAi sppsasasss
had led 70 bis nisiorsunss. Sssssn sad Ryas
bsss snsssh rsse.b'ssss - b tvis bssskss4
being about the same hight, saae ssoplssiea
and color Of hair ssoe style Of fesAursa, fsll.
ness o. forehead, manner II esohaag tie hais
behind Tie ears. end he sans feainiss Issa,
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