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Fight in south caroiina-Prince Albert
Dead.

<ufSSAS DOS. &Os
A telegram from Charleston. states
that four Federal gun-boats assembled Eds
to Inlet, on Tuesday last. and anchored
onposite Rockville, on St. Johns Island.
90 miles from Charleston, and shelled the
camp of the LIST South Carolina Regiment.
Under cover of FIRE they landed large
force. and the Carolinians retreated to
Brick Church.
By the Steamer Persia, news comes of
the death of Prince Albert, consort Of
Queen Victoria. He died suddenly. of
Gastric Fever.
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The Mason and S1ideH Affair Generally,
at Home and Abroad, by Way of
Change.

The Mason and S1ideH Affair Generally,
at Home and Abroad, by Way of
Change.
QUINCY. Dec. PA. n.
The Niagara, from Liverpool, brings
further news from Europe.
Twelve hundred and sixty-fve troops,
a field battery, and large ammunition
stores, came over to Canada, on the Aus
tralasian.
The British war vessel Cadmus has
been stationed off St. Thomas. to protect
vessels from another Trent affair.
The British press continues very bitter
toward the United States.
1t is rumored that France has offered
herself as a mediator; and Gen. Scott
brings important dispatches from Louis
Napoleon.
Prince Napoleon is using all his in
auence in favor of the Federal Govern
ment.
In the Senate, yesterday, Mr.. Hale
made speech against giving mp Mason
and Slidell, and advocated war with
England, rather than sacrifice our nation
al honor. -r.-.
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The Fruits of General Pope's Achieve.
ment.
SFnArJA Mo Dee %

SEDALIA, MO-, Dec. IL.
Thirty-four cars, loaded with prisoners
taken by Gen. Pope, go to st. Louis to-
night. The prisoners are q motley crew,
Ranging from sixteen to seventy years OF
age. Many of the arms captured are
United States Muskets, and some of the
men are dressed ia United States uniforms,
taken from our troops at Lexington.
Several United States wagons were also
reeaptured.
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l will meet the taxpayers of the several
Townships, for the collection Of taxes for 1860
and 1861, at the following times and places, to
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REVISED REGULATIONS
'rtt ron THE
Army Of the United States
1851.
WITH AsFULL INDEX.
IwA.DrAsrnrSr.

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Wasnsoros, August ~, IeeL.
Wur,xas, it has been found expe
49, ne resssatioss for the Army, sn tne sA ~
bsvine been approved BY the President o. ,, .h'
Hated States, or commands that they % puo :,
,;.h.d for the information and government -
~. military service, and that, 9bm snd arc.
sS A.. hereof. they I'll be strictly Observes
the The sole and s..dine .a'h0uri'y up'a tue NAV
ter therin contained. ~ r., R.ou.
Nothioe contrary to the tenor OF seese H e..
,..;oO. vil be enioioed ON any part OF the tosce'
~ shs United States BY any commander sH''
sosver. SIMON CAMERON, 4
ae &as sss'efe's y VS. We
0,,e !. Ho,s.e 0so,o> 500 PIP: P ''e
I..,4.,t changes anl additoas ne3e p nv
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Taxes!

NOTICE is hereby given to the Taxpayers
IN of Doniphau County, that the Tax for ths
year 1861 is now due. All taxes remaining I'M
paid on lands and town lots by the lst day OF
April, A. d. 1862, the same will be advertised,
ard SO much of the land sold as will pay the
taxes and costs. The following is the basis Of
taxes levied bv the County Board:
State Tax, ll-l00 mills on the dollar, and
so cents poll tax. --.
County levy, mills on the dollar. and one
dollar poll tax. =. ..... ....-
TOWnship axes lcyied: % ID D. 3.
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WASHINGTON CITY D..

DECISIONS procured for Soldiers, Seamen
L and Marines of the present var, who are
disabled by reason Of wounds received or dis
ease contracted while in service; and Pensions,
Bounty Money and arrears Of Pay obtained for
widows or or other heirs Of those who have died
or been killed while In seryice.
Bounty Land procured for services 10 any of
,the other vars =, CHAS. c. TUCKER,
nov.7, el-sf washinsson, D. c.
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HAVING bought out the interest Of c. D.
Ii Sayrs in the business heretofore conduct
ed by c. D. 4 H. F. Sayrs, will continue bus
mess at the old stand, on strictly cash basis
Oct. q. 6l-u. H. F. sAYRS.
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Adminlstratrix's Notice.

NOTICE 10 hereby given, that letters of ad-
~ ministration, bearing date the 9Th day o!
November, A. d. 1861, were granted to the un-
dersigned, Administrative of the estate Of Jo-
ssph w. Shepard, deceased, late of Doniphan
County, Kansas, by the Probate Court Of said
County, and sllpersons owing or having claims
against said estate, are notified to make settle
ment with the undersigned, within one year;
and if NOT exhibited within three years from the
above date, they shall be forever debarred. s
FRANCES A. SHEPABD,
49, -. [..er -5e. Administrators.
December 5, ls6l-3w. Prs fee, 81
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-12-26

10 HoEse,-witbout plenty Of cavalry.
we need never expect { stable Govern.
meut.
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'''N1r rLSSEHr. CYRUS Q. CAMP
FENNENT g. CAMP,
tHof' DONIPHAN COUNTY, KANSAS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
AND
SOLICITORS In CHANCERY.
SIDNEY rESSIsr.

WILL practice in all the Courts Of the
Second Judicial District Of the State Of
Kansas. Collections Of al kinds will be prompt
made and RENTED. Chancsry and Admi-
tsHy practice will receive our particular attsn-
aoa' special regard paid to Land Office busi-
S.ss ana to practice in the Supreme Court OF
'@a ssate, and of the United States. -l
REFER TO ah
non TsrsrEs Polk. st. Louis, Mo-; Hon.
49,, CatlG, st. Joseph, Mo-; Bella NJ. HucHEs,
Vison, Kansas; Hon. AgsfIN SnrTH, New
io,k; hon: Ina Hams. New York.
nov. IA, 6l-sf G.s -z77-
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DISSOLUTION.

'NHE co-partnership heretofore existing be-
L tween the undersigned, is this day dissolv-
cd by mutual consent, H F. Sayrs is alone
authorized TO use the name Of the firm in liqui
dation. C. D. < II. F. SAYRS.
White Cloud, October "a, 1861.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE

To Disabled Soldiers, Seamen and Ma.
rines, and Widows or other Hers Of
those who have Died or been hliied
in the Service. 90 . $50 -rs-b
2 4 GCHAS. @. sTlICKER,
Attorney for Claimants, Bounty Land and
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-12-26

More Bridge Burning-Secesh Gone into
Winter Quarters-Accident to General
Sumuer-Price ssSkedaddling''-Th
Mason and slideIl Question, as Usual
Another Rumor--Consressman Ely Re.
leased.
QUINCY, Dec. 26-P. NJ.
Last night the Secessionists burned the
bridge over Charlton River, 16 miles east
of Brookfeld, Mo-, on the Hannibal and
St. Joseph Railroad. 1t is feared the tel
egraph will 60 next.
A deserter from the rebel lines near
Csutreville, says the rebel army has gone
into Winter quarters. 1t numbers 100. 900
men. The rebels on the lower Potomac,
numbering 81, 900, have also built Win
ter huts.
Gen. Sumner fell from his horse, at q
review, two weeks ago, and injured him
self 50 severely that it is thought he will
not he able again to mount his horse. lie
ias been relieved Of the command of his
division.
In Missouri, the main body of Gen.
Prices army is retrcating Southwark. to
escape Gen. Pope. Struggling bands of
rebels, however. are committing depreda
lions throughout North Missouri.
The Steamship Niagara. from Liver
pool. arrived off Cape Race. on Monday
The Paris Patrie says it is asserted that
France and the Great Powers have been
consulted by Great Britain, and have ex-
pressed the opinion that the conduct Of
Capt. Wilkes was a violation of iuterna-
tional and neutral laws.
The Europa has sailed. aud. It is rum
ored, took Mason and Slidcii from Fort
Warren.
Congressman Ely has arrived from
Richmond. having been exchanged for
Mr.. Faulkner.
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GobNuED Our.-The Board of State
Csnvassers haze resolved not to canvass
the votes pollcd at the reoeot election for
State officers. beyend those cast for Messrs.
Duttoa esd Stiasos, in accordance With
the law. No official evidence. therefore.
exists that Geo. A. Crawford was . can.
1iaste for Governor At that election.
what's to be done now 4?
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ADoPrED.-A canvass Of the votes
foilea shows that the Banking Law has
nesa Adopted, Is is also the amendmeet
to section I, Of article Is. 2
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Order Of Publication.

In the District Court of the Second Judicial
District of the State of Kansas, sitting within
and for the County of Doniphan, Tor the trial
of causes arising under the laws of said State.
John M. Stephens
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-08

Your. Babiesnotmy Babies.-About
thirty-tive years ago, there resided in
the town of Hebron, a certain DIR. II
who became very much enalnored OF
a beautiful young lady, resident of
the same town. The doctor was a
strong and decided Presbyteriap, and
his lady love was strong and decided
Baptist. They We're sitting together
one evening talking Of t!Eeir approach.
ing nuptials, when the doctor re-
marked:
81 am thinking, my dear, of two
events which l shall lumber among
the happiest of my life
"And pray what may that be, doc
tor?" remarked the lady.
Zone is the hour W hen shall call
you my wife, for the first time
''And the other
cit is when we shall present QUE
first born for baptism"
"What! sprinkled?'
"Yes, my dear, sprinkled."
"Never shall child of mine be
sprinkled"
My children shall all be sprinkled"
''They shall be, hey!'
"les, my dear"
"Well, sir, can tell you, that your
babies will not be my babies. So
good night sir"
The lady left the room, and the
doctor left the house. The sequel
was, that the doctor never was mar
ried and the lady is an old maid.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-08

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Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-08

seized, and are subject to q fine Of:
800; and forfeiture of all foreign,
merchandise contained on board in
excess of$s0O. The ship Andover,
from New Orleans, was seized under
this act, the master fined 500, aud
the merchandise (being in excess Of
the amount stipulated by law) forfeit
ed. In addition to the Andover, the
following vessels were fined 500
each: @
Schooner B. w. Browne, Charles
ton, S. c.; schooner FL. r. Cogshalf,
Jacksonville. Fla; ship T. S. DeSop,
Savannah, Ga; schooner w. A. FL
lis, Charleston, s. c.; brig VIM. Gro.
ton, Fernaudina, Fla; brig Herald,
New Orleans. La; schooner schooner
Laura Gertrude. Fernandina, Fla;
schooner L. w. Myers, jacksonville,
Fla; schooner r. J. Mercer, Jackson
vile, Fla; schooner Ned. Charleston,
S. c., schooner Pearl, Jacksonville,
Fla; schooner F. F. Randolph.
Georgetown, S. c.; schooner Mary
Stedman, Charleston. S. c.; schooner
Virginia. Mobile, Ala; schooner J. NJ.
Vance, New Smyrna, Fla; schooner
NJ. A. Wood Mobile, Ala.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-08

The Lincoln Government Hard
Pressed.-The Alexandria (Va.) Ga
zette, Of the 25th, has the following
by express, from Washington, the
evening before:
The administration is evidently
alarmed. Troops are enrolled in all
sections Of the city the fidelity Of
Whom is by no means certain.
The q. S. Government persist in
making Federal appointments. OF
the office seekers, those in favor o,
coercing and subjugating the just and
lawfully seeded States: are in high
favor.
Nearl y all the Southerners in Office
refuse to take the oath Of allegiance
to the Government. which. is proposed
by those who noy hold control Of the
appointing power
designations are pouring into the
Departments from every quarter Of
the land. They are not published in
the city papers.
Governor Hicks, Of Maryland, who
was some time since in high favor
with the administration, is now look
ed upon with distrust.
Provisions III the Federal capital
are becoming daily dearer.
The Government are now selling
flour from the Capitol, where large
quantity of it is stored, to those pro-
Tossing allegiance to it, at the price
it was selling for when seized.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-08

The prospects of good crops were
never better. Wheat, oats and bar
ley in this and adjoining counties
can't be beat, but IL little rain would
help very much just now to bring out
the oats. and corn. Northern Texas
will produce, this season, enough
grain to bread the Confederacy be-
sides several regiments and one or
two families.-Graysom Monitor.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-08
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Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-08

SoMhe,m Vessels Seised.-On
Monday, the 18th inst, large num-
Der of vessels from Southern ports,
which have arrived at New York
without proper clearances, have been
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-08

Should our carriers overlook any of
our subscribers, they will please leave
notice to that effect at our office, Cor
ner of Texas and Spring street, over
Baers store.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-08


opinions similar to his own. The
result of his observations, he stated
to us, was, that he had found but four
men in the State who were Union
men, and only two of them for the
Union as it was at the time Of dis
solution. We beg those at the north
who are vainly hoping for a change
Of sentiment, to lay these facts at
heart We ask for nothing but peace
at home. We ask to be let alone,
and when we knock for admission
back into the Union. then it will be
time enough to write about a change
OF feeling here.
Scieure Of Vessels IN Mobile Bay
The Mobile Tribune, of yesterday
morning, says:
a number of citizens learning by
telegraph Of the seizure of Southern
property by the United States, de-
termined to retaliate by the seizure of
all the United States vessels in
port. AT about 10 o'clock on the
night ofthe oath. a party took and
seized the Bell of the Bay, a new
and beautiful brig which arrived a
few days since, laden with ice from
Boston. She now lies at the wharf
with the Southern Confederate flag
floating at her mainmast.
Another party then took charge of
the Daniel Townsend, which is from
New York, with an assorted cargo,
but halls from New Jersey.
Still another party, composed prin-
cipally Of the State Artillery Cont
nentals, chartered the screw steamer
Gunnison, and started in search of
the l, l. Gamble, which had cleared
the day previously in ballast for Key
West.
The Gunnison got off about 2 o.
clock A. NJ. About 5 o'clock the
Gamble was seen under full sail go
ing out oft the harbor. The Gunnison
was some six miles behind. 1t was
thought by some on board of the
Gunnison that as she had fair
wind, she would get clear. Fort
Morgan, however, came to their re-
lief, and, Notwithstanding she was
fully three miles off, Columbiad
shot across her bows, one aft and an
other over her masts, brought her to.
She was then taken charge Of by
the party on board Of the Gunnison,
and anchored under the guns of the
fort. She was, however, afterwards
released by orders from the command
ant Of the equal. .- ~|
Cor. Ttudcau.-This gentleman,
who has just been elected, in place Of
Gen. Palfrey resigned, to the COM
mand OF the Louisiana Legion, is one
of the most accomplished and scienti-
tic masters of the art of war in this or
any other country. He is the author
of an able essay in the French Ian
guge on the military defenses of
Louisiana and the military policy of
the South, translations from which
were published recently in the Delta.
His special and accurate knowledge
Of the theory and practice Of gunner
ry and fortitication is as remarkable
as it is undisputed by those who are
most competent to judge. His name
will contribute additional lustre to
the high attainments, talents, and
qualifications for command and coun-
sci enlisted in the military service of
the South.-DeHa
SoMhe,m Vessels Seised.-On
Monday, the 18th inst, large num-
Der of vessels from Southern ports,
which have arrived at New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01

ahof the time the bridge burned between Nan.
nington and Pennington heL the irsitoss marchsd h
and commenced taking con,r ~ ttng- they ordsrs1
Mr.. Dnval to remove engine whieh was 10 ths
way, and In order 10 do 20 nec.-,sry 10 ee, nm
steam. Tbs Duval proceedci % do AID after remoy.
ITO The place requested, got upon the main tra~f.
with ITS head toward Newb irg, Eighteen miles ai.an,
and before the Sece-hers knew what thew me-,
doing, Mr.. Duvnl, NJ. Ful'oo, and other. non.,.J
the iron horse and sta ted with sIerd Of E.s -
senser los omotiye toward N-wburg, where thew sre
supposed 10 have put The emf Ia good rendition IN
for nee. They then left Aewburz aud went 20 Me-,
gantowp, from Morgan own u Uniontown. pennsvi-
vania and thence 10 ri,'sblrgh, aud wn the Clsys
land and Pittsburgh Railroad 10 his city.
The Neces ionsis drove The people Of their ho,e.
N Grafton in order to make for the troops ssrv
on Sunday morning. There wa he greatest soene *
terror imaginable. Women anI children were running
in all directions with di-heveled hair and half naked
pe'eons The officers were all drunk and there was
nothing Ike order or disdphle among the men. They
had about twelve buDdied pen 1T Grafton, among
whom WIS single company Of cavalry. There was
not single piece Of artillery 10 be seen. and tho
officers did not know how 10 70 about terrifying their
POSITION.