White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-05-23
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r singular funeral cortese was observed


Tot . man was to b seen, save the driyen.-I
Phis ~as explained BY the fact that The tssnainSl
If one Or ths demi monde were in The hearse.
Her fallen shsers. however, esraed outin full
orce, and . sSi.oon sppropriats . The occasioh
.as preached b the pastor Of one Of the Nash.
lille churches, in accordance with the earnests3
y expressed wishes Of the dees0ed. q
Ladies, do you want to vote Ifyou do,
70 to work. Every woman Of any force or
,piris has circle Of Dascuiine aequainssnces.
generally quite Indifferent upon this question:,
whose influence and vote she could easily Sc
cure in favor of the amendment. Why not Sc
cure them, ladies I If you don't care enough
about suffrage to ask for it, be very sure that
you will not obtain is. 1t is not likely that
here viii be . rsesrencs Of this opportunity
for long years 70 ocome.-7Emporis heus.,
p DEE, SoIL.-The Atchison Chanpios
nays that in digging veil on the Kickapoo
Reserve, near Museotah, short time since, the
workmen passed through rich black loan soil
running seventeen feet Eve inches in depth.
That coil wouldn't require much cuano to
make II productive. Ten thousand years Of cul-
Gvation would not exh aust i,s fertility. And
there are thousands Of acres all over Kansas
just a. rich as is this. There are few acres
upon the Reserve that have not az deep, or
nearly as deep, soil.
q The Amazon has been thrpwn open to
the navigation Of all the world proeeed-
that shows he Brazilians are ~iss people,
and that they have a good government. Had
the greatest Of rivers been thus laid open six:
ty years since, Brasil now would have been
one OF the richest countries in the world, and
al South America would have shared in the
bencht-snd for that matter, so would all the
world. A good action has boundiess effect
U Russian America is to be explored BY q
scientific expedition from the United States
II is expected that the expedition will be ready
to start early in may, and it will be composed
Of some of the most eminent scientific men in
the country. They are to assemble at Sar
Francisco, where Government vessels will bs
placed at their disposal. -.... .-.-r
@ The Liberty MISSY papers publish .
list of two hundred and eighty -four names n
"the Confederate dead from Amite County >
Taking Amite County as the average, the tota
Confederate mortality from Mississippi would
exceed seventeen thousand Twenty Eve
thousand, it has been estimated, is nearer The
figure. - -
" The two suits against General Wool 70
false imprisonment during his military govern
ment in Baltimore in 1861 and 1862, recent,
pending before the United States District C, ur
of that city, have been decided by awarding
both plaintiffs one cent each as damages.
0T Hugh Dolson was found guilty, in tn,
Court of Special Sessions in New York. Thurs
day. of starving his horse to death, bavin,
gone on spree and left the animal for fiv,
days locked up in his stable with nothing I,
eat. He was sent to the penitentiary for on,
month. .1
U Even Democratic papers are beginnin.
to see the absurdities Of their former style o.
pandering to caste prejudice. One of then
thus sums mp the situation: "Before the wal
the id niger was a slave after the wal
the ignorant negro was free; at the presen,
time our intelligent colored fellow citizen i, q
voter"
p A young lady was refused the rite o.
baptism, at the last moment. by a Bapti.,
Church at Louisville, because it was discover
ed that she was teaching freedmen's school
These Kentucky exclusives will want HEAVIER
of their own, though Kentucky neutrality
would be better suited in the hcrea fter BY 8
place in Limbo. between the extremes of heav
en- aad hell. .... .-.....-r..-.
T Exchanges are indulgins in lengthy dis
cussions OF the problem, "Does q discovered
head retain sensibiIity." Let it be referred &c
Johnson's ex Office holders. tr-Es
u Johnson, they say, will be compelled by
the pressure Of business to abstain from hi.
PROJECTED Southern tour. Pressure of bust
ncss" deserves the thanks of much relieved
public. -'' ~
II The unionists of Maryland are prepar
ing to wage vigorous contest in behalf of ne
gro suffrage. Two years sso no contest would
have been needed. and had they then behavea
like men OF sense they would not nov be badly
defeated minority. .e..i.-+.. ....-
~ Within fse days. Republican clubs were
orgsnized in thirteen different parishes Of
Louisiana. For every drop Of blood sired at
the New Orleans massacre, the next election
in that State will show Republican vote.
johnson, it is said, complain. that Mayor Mpn-
roe has got him into great many bad .crapes.
We never knew bad workman that did ne
curse his tools.
~ 1t is asserted BY Westem man, as one
Of the funniest condolences in the world, that
almost every alternate O. ction Of land On each
side of the Pacific Railroad belongs to some
member of Congress.
r " Sleeping cars have been put on the North
Missouri Railroad. This great thorougfare Of
travel is nov one Of the best managed and
most comfortable in the West
&C An unusual number of cases of hydro
'phobia are reported this year. almost every
exchange We receive from the East having &C.
counts Of the disease. i gta ? is- E1v B
" The p. Scott Monitor is responsible for
the following tough story: .'' ~ h3
"Hogs are dying in Missouri BY eating too
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