White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-12-26
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VI Oue u1u III tuS - 'hAch ~ oSsoiu &C uOtS
nothing but deciphsr misdirections.
IL Juarez sleeps now in Carlotts'. bed, and
his daughter in Maxi milan's.
II The Lutheran branch IS tie largest Of oil !
the Protestant denominations.
u Disrseli 10 G2 years old. His wife sees |
him and goes Is better.
p The last descendant of Robospierrs died |
recently, at Vienna, in great poverty.
" A double tree grows near Liberty, Mass,
half Of which 10 SaE asd the other half pine
II An original letter o. John Wesley has
been found in Detroit snd presented to = Meth
odist church there.
p The Indians on the border have buried
the hatche.. It vas in the slain cf an Omaha
pedlcr, bound West.
Gy Prof S.eiye, Of Amherst College. lee
lures on "How to NJ Ike Money Without Work"
Is it not BY lecturins
D- The last Fourth was celebrated bY our
Minister to China, Bar,ingame. in heatheu
temple nearly thousand years sid.
G.F.Train. Dan. Rice anil pan;efPra,.. are
all independent candidates for the Presidency.
The immortal J. N. is more modest.
p Milwaukee has an ofdIndian whosc'n,me
is Beautiful Shadow, which being translated
means S,c- basin P,w-ta get-a smoker.
pHon. John Prentis-, of Keene. N. H.. is
about 80 years old, and has rigor enough to
edit newspaper. His is no Prentice hand.
u The Raftsman's Journal says President
Johnson will soon issue a proclamation pardo;
ing the Union soldiers i1r particip,tin in the
war against the reh-ls."
u Silk dresses las; lnger thaK human
bones. So the opening of grave at Harris
burg, Pennsy!v mia, the ether day, proves.
IJ' Roger Sherm,n's old bulrs-eye silver
watch, which attended him during the prcpara
ration Of the Deciara ZION of independence, is
to be presented to Gen. Sherman
u A partner in an eminent Boston CONNER
cial firm, on looking into . newspaper, sudden
ly inquired. "Who is this Dickens they are
making such fuss about7'
Ur Susan B. Anthony calls George Francis
Train ga splendid specimen Of man, with q
magnificent physique. who, with many eccen-
tricities, has most lovely disposition"
U Horace Greeley says Democrat is one
who denies the authority of the majority of the
people of State to make laws which shall
govern it, and who extennate an attempted
revolution of government by the minority.
u An exchange states that some of the Re-
publican National Committee have proposed to
change the name of the Republican party to
that OF the "Union" party. Some of them had
better e. to work first and change the Demo
cratic majprities in their own States.
u Gen. Hancock is now welc med to operas
cession bands. The Springfield Republican
, observes that -hen Sheridan was there, it was
the other way; twas he that gave the rebels
"Hail Columbia"
t IL 1t is predicted that General Hancock
wiz. II stays IN The ssntl, .,6ure enough re
! turn from it Radical. Abuse will do it-zsuch
abuse as the rebel men and women know 50
well how to be.tow. Every officer who has
gone S,uth a Con-erv alive has become trans
Termed into a rampant Radical ere he had suf
fered long.
/. u When Grant went % Washington to re
ceeive his app,intIsent as Leuten,nt General
he stated to Mr.. Lincoln his plan, which was to
occupy with The Army of the Potomac the main
rebel army in Virginia. while Sherman destroy
|! ed the Confederacy. NJ. Lincoln replied: al
see; you will hold the legs, while Sherman
skins"
u In New Haven. Connecticut, on Tues
day, 81 inst, a boy Of sixteen ate for supper
one large LOAF and II Of another of bi ead and
a quart of opened oysters, and drank about a
quart Of ale and two cups Of tea. He survives,
and can repeat the dvse every da! when il coz
dition.
u How news can be improved by travelling
is Illustrated BY the following account IL the
Cork (lre'aud) Exami"er of recent occur
renee: The mail brings some important items
of news. General Grant had refused to issue
artillery to the Muylanl militia, on the ground
that he intends to employ i. against.the Con-
sress."
u There lives at Detroit, cousin of Gen
eral Lafayette BY the name of Joseph j can La
fayette. He is 81 years old. served in the war
of 1912, was wounle.i at P.attsburs AMI had
two SONS in the Union army daring the rebellion,
both of whom were also wounded. The old
gentleman is hale and hearty STILL
Dr The Tribune's correspondent writes from
Georgia: You wonld hardly believe were to
tell you of the absurd hopes excited in the
Southern bosom by the recent Democratic sue
cesses. One result planters regard certain We
shall all be paid for our negroes. they say, in
less than three years. / know several planters
who hare alssady ssds, sst oil necessary pa
pers to support their claims.
u After the retirement Of Mr.. Wade, who
has just been defeated in Ohio, Charles Sum
ner will be the last Of the original anti slavery
men left in the Senate. Both Sumner and
Wade are serving the last years of their
full terms. Of their colleagues, who used to
act in this pioneer body, Messrs. Seward and
Chase retired in 1861. and Mr.. Hale in 1865.
u A dealer who advertised with US two
years since to the amount of fifty dollars, told
US q few days since, that as near as he could
calculate, he had realized eighteen hundred
dollars from the transaction. Perhaps it is no;
oftep fiat the circums nces admit of ovtb;c,