White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-07-22
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Copperhead harangue to a crowd. sav;no. .r
harrahed for JEFF. Davi. during the "a, and
since the war" and. lifting MS hat added: "lf
want to, viii hu rrah for him novn A
veteran" who was silently listening, stepped
forward. and, placing his first close to the
speakers nose, said: "If you do, 1 will vhip
you" JEFF Davis was not eheered
u suhses Cox has made arrangement. for
the publication in book form, of his letters 10
the New York World. 1t will be great book
for quantity. Cox is small but spreads himself.
II When the negroes we're enancipste5, Il
was loudly asserted that they we're 80 disposed
20 idleness and vagabondiziDg that they never
would work unless forced to do so under the
lash of an overseer. Now Q whole eraft is
thrown into confusion because one of the AT.
ricaus has shown not only disposition to work,
but ability to do his work well. He gets en-
p,oyme ut in Government printing Office, and
straightwsy the Typographical Union writhes
as though seized with coic.-Ciaein na.i COM
merieal.
p A hen in Georgia has laid an egg ia
scribed "woe to R. B. Bullock" The De-
t riot Tribune thinks she must belong to the q
Clucks.
IL Beauregard, during the war, issued an
order calling on the South to call the Northern
ers "Abo'itionists." He thought this would
end the war. Jordan, his chief Of staff, is
fighting in Cuba for the abolition of slavery.
U' The New Haven Register says Giant
has turned out one armed solder, who was
Postmaster in W Westbrook, Conn.,, salary $4,000,
and put an able bodied man in his place. The
zone armed soldier" is q Democrat of the old
pro-slavery school, who lost his arm many
years ago. while blasting rocks; and the" cable.
bodied man" is soldier who lost his health
while with Banks in Louisiana.
B A week or two ago young lady ofIova,
while on the way to her wedding. was offered
five dollars by "another feller" If she would
marry him, and consented. The disappointed
lover was not to be wholly cheated out of his
matrimony, and therefore proposed, was &C.
cepted BY, and married. the sister of the utter
on the same day.
u Two men, sent to the Michigan State
Prison last winter for burglary, have just had
new trial, proved an albi, and were released,
while the real criminal confessed. They we're
first convicted on the positive evidence and
Identification Of twenty witnesses. -.
%. The Rochester Express saws that in .
conversation with Frederick Douglass, few
days since, he said that no abuse or proscrip-
tion or wrong be had suffered on account Of
his color. has affected him SO deeply as tho
treatment ofhis son, who had gone from his
fathers roofto fight his battles in the world
for himself. and met with such ungenerous
treatment from the printers Of Washington.
u The oldest house in the United States
retaining its original from, is to be found in
N-pouset, Mass. 1t was built by John Minot
about the year 1910, and is stiIl in good re-
pair. The family still hold possession Of it.
B% Mr.. Beecher, who incomed S2f 900 this
year, had to let letter lie three weeks in an
Indiana postoffice in 1874. because he coludn't
raise and wouldn't borrow the twenty FIVE cents
then needful to pay the postage.
u Boston has citizen who, after jour
ney over the Pacific railway, wrote home that
the distance "to San Francisco by the Pacific
railroad is equal to oil games euchre,, l73
drinks and III cigars" ........
~ A sign put up in Court street, Bostorf,
the other morning, had the following inscrip-
ton: welcome. No North, no South, no
East, no West, but Zwei Lager"
II The New York World is laboring to
show that Edwin NJ. Stanton sympathized
with the rebellion. 1t is only fair to say that
the rebellion does not sympathize much with
him. -
IL The New York Sun asserts that Mr.. Lin
coin once predicted that Schuyler Colfax would
at one time be President of the United States.
UThere is one Surratt less-by name, at least
-one Topey. Of the Surgeon Generals Office
at Washington, having with great fortituds
married Annie. an 18th instant.
II President Grant hints that there are
many more people anxious to 60 into ofics
tha they we're to 60 into the army. No draf.
ting for Office. though a great many viii 20
doubt be left in draught before they get one.
T Ina divorce case in Indiana. the wo-
man. who was the plaintiff. being the owner
Of farm, and the man possessed Of nothing
the defendants attorney asked for slimony
for the husband. He didn't get is. ss
THarper's Weekly protests against the ap-
pointment of General sickles to Spain, and
rightly. There is enough in his social and polit.
ical career TO make it improper, condonsd By
Hhatevsr soldier services their sins may have
been.
IL Not only the laurel tie and the gold
spike that finished the Pacific Railroad xsre
taken. up. bot the rail, tie and
spike that we're intended to be permanent were
at once seized and appropriated By relic hsa.
tiers. tra efhis
p A fellow nearly beat bis wife b death
the other day. in Passaic. for disappointing
him in regard to the sex Of . little stranger.
" "The Union--~hen We get there" vas
'he of the toasts at the commencement dinner
at the University Of Virginia tsa.-,
u The wiImingtoa IN. C.) Star thinks
Salmon P. Chase is the coming man.. SO DO
Es. says the Raleigh Standard-coning 10
grief. 1855 ~ f5...
T Mr.. s. c. Hall. the author. IL one Of the
e~ persons living who remember seeing Gar
lick act. 1r a recent lecture in London. Nr.
ball alluded to the circumstance. and also
aid that he had talked With Boswell -
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