White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-07-11
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printed fn America, known 70 b in existence.
IS in the British archive e. in Loudo1.
p The importance Of single vote has ofees
been Demonstrated. Neu We have it again.
A single vote elected . eovsr.sr Of LouisisSS
'-Sheridan's.
" The Democratic convention for Carroll
and Timble Counties. Kentucky. reesatly
nominated Jesse D. Bright. of Indiana no.ori.
ETY.. for Representative in the State Lseisla-
ture.
u Judge Thurman. Democratic eandidass
for Governor Of Ohio. refssedi in 1855, to take;
in the United States District Court, The oath
of allegiance required from lawyers BY the act
Of Congress. ~ aAfori fA
p The blunderbuss Of Robert Emmet. the
Irish patriot, has just been presented 70 hi6
nephew, Robert Emmet, of New York.
u A collection of ancient coins of the
States and cities Of Greece. formed BY Mr..
James whit,all. OF Smyrna. was sold At apctioH
recently In London. The highest price Owe
hundred an twenty dollafs) vas PAID for . cos3
of Smyrna. bearing the head of Homer.
p Ben. Wade. on an eminsnce 1t Manhss.
tan, overlooking the beautiful Kansas vsIlsyi
said that if the devil had taken the Savior 90
there. and offered him the country, the rssds
would have been different.
U Thid. Stevens has written q letter to
Secretary Seward warmly approving the ralih-
cation Of the Russian cession treaty, and con
graduating him on the vote BY which il vss
confirmed by the Senate. ,--4 4...re.
p No BrRD's NEsrs.-It Is said there are
no birds nests in or about La Crosse. Wis.,;
owing to the fact that all the available materi-
al for such things has been preserved BY the
young ladies for chignons.
p An exchange remarks, in view of the
"success" attending military movements on
the plains, that the settlers in the Southwest
compare Custar's late cavalry raids upon the
Indians, to the feat of hunting Wild ducks with
1 brass bands.
p Gen. Frank Blair. having. in his own
terms, "branded" the Radicals Is destructives,
at 4 recent meeting at Hartford, the Cousant of
that city rudely inquired-"who branded
Blair 7"
II Henry Dodge, formerly Governor of
Wisco, sin, and afterwards United States Sen.
ator from that State, died at the residence of
his son, A. c. Dodge. at Burlington. Iowa. last
Thursday evening, aged eighty five.
p Twenty years ago. George G. eorhsm.
the Republican candidate for Governor of Cal.
ifornia, was q news carrier in New London,
Conn, going to school and paying his way BY
his own exertiops. He has been an editor and
a lawyer. and is at present Clerk of the su-
preme Court of Californs.
u Horace Greeley has salary Of 81 500 .
year, as editor Of the Tribune. He 10 80 disin-
terested in money matters that he accepted .
he has been manipulated BY others out Of the
most of his stock in the Tribune.
, IL A boy III town, where or what, I forgot,
go. mad at a coffee pot spout, against which hs
stubbed his toe when in swimming. He dove,
aud brought up his ugly enemy. and found
therein eighty dollars in silver coin, and
pulpy mass Of Greenhacks.
u A Jackson County ia, mer. says the Kan
sas City Journal, scattered hay around his
wheat fields last fall. and the locusts gathered
into the hay at night. He set FIRE to il 10 the
morning. and BY repeating the process savsd
twenty five out Of thirty acres, and the wheat
is now looking fine. .,..--..
u About ten years ago citisen of 81 Louis
County, Mo-, made VIII in which hs provided
that certain Of his slaves, ten in numbes. should
each receive $500 on condition of their ',eui.
grating to Liberia. or such other COUNTRY a
might be set apart for free persons Of eolov.s
The iegatees have sued for their nsueysssA
got it, on the ground that Missouri vas ssses
other country. esc-" -estsli 5s5, All -
II Secretary Se~srd's Saturday evening
speech, as reported in the Boston papsrs of
Sunday morning, ccntained lsnghabIe error.
He was made to say that when the Prssidens
has served four yess the people "ean turn hin
out and put in saucepan they Ike better..s
Saucepan turned out to be mispsins fes"sae-
cessor." ' sa-s
6' Before leaving for Canada, JeNer,ss
Davis wrote ~ follows 10 . friesd in NiasiasI,.
pi: at vas my wish. Is soon - an Opportunity
was at hand. to have bastened 70 . rs-usien
With my eonntsymes in Mississippi bot yield:
ing to controlling considerations, I have eusbed
the desire, but only, trust, postponed lbss
brief time the pleasure" .-..s.-.-,
D- Misssippi sent 81 900 ne, iaas ths rsA,
el army, 5000 more than her shits ssss. D.