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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-01-15

PRAIRIE GRovE-As IvcrDEsr. A
most thrilling incident of the late terrible
fight at Prairie Grove is thus related by
Lieut. Will S. Brooks. of the 10Th lows
volunteers. Writing to o friend in this
city. he says: a
"The fight Was the most determined,
and the slaughter was immense. / was
struck at 4 o'clock P. NJ, while we were
being driven back from too far advanced
position. We were outflsnked and had
to rug three hundred yards over open
ground and exposed to murderous Ere
from the right. left and centre. or rssr.
Here we lost ocr Lieat. Col. Mcfarland.
We lost one. half our regiment. and in
company D. more tbsn half our effective
men. was bit in the commencement
of the retreat. and was near being cap
tured, rs could not ron. When moIs
than half way to our battery our color
sergeant fell. and l received the colors.
The pursuing rebel Colonel shouted
Cd d|n them. take their eolors =
This enraged me and I hsIloed back,
'You can: do IT, The cowsrdly s-s Of
b-s did not dare to close on me. bat
let go volley which left nine holes in tie
foq and eighteen through my clothes.
Four bullets passed through the cuff of
my shirt sleeve. but they could not eossd
the hand that held the Old;Fzeg.'"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-01-15

The ST. JosErH HEnALD.-Among our
exchanges whose bold out-spoken tones
in denouncing traitors and treason have
won for It the admiration Of all true
patriots. the St. Joseph Asrold stands
pre-eminent. 1t watches with q Jealous
eye the interests of the Union. and lets no
opportunity slip to bring rebels and re-
belious doings before the public eye. Its
editor. Charley Wilkinson 10 On uncom-
promising jackson Democrat. of the pure
stsmp-weilis an bold vigorous pen. and
is for the Union one and insepsrable; ia
not afflicted with "nigger on the BRAIN
and believes in dealing with traitors in
Richard III style. when told the Duke Of
Buckingham was taken-"off with his
head - For . staunch, bold, fearless
champion Of the Union. commend % to
the Herald.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-01-15

PErEnsoss' CouSrEnFElr DETEcTon.
wewould call attention to the fact, that
Petersons' Philadelphia Counterfeit De-
tector & Bank Note List, is the most re
Eaus Of all works Of the kind extant.
The corrections are nude by Drexel 4
Co., the well known Bankers aud Brokers
Of Philadelphia. We wouid advise all
peraons for their own safety to subscribe
to the .emi-nonthly issue. and thereby re-
c.ive the particulars ia relation TO all new
Counterfeits, Altered Notes. Swindles.
efc., etc.
The price Of it semi-monthly is only
Two Dollars year: or monthly. One
Dollar gear. Remit the price of years
subscription TO T. B. Peterson & Brothers.
S06. Chestnut St. Philadelphis and re-
ceire eir.invalasbls Desecter.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-01-15

MxxPaIs. Jan. :, via CAiRo. 3.
We have nothing later from Vicksburg
than hss already been sent forward:
The Jackson Appel Of the 3d has
been received. Il treats the Vicksburg
6ght q trivial affair. and places their
loss at . very small 6gure il says the Fed.
eral loss must have reached t~o thousand
in killed and wounded. II dos not like
Sherman's falling back in the rear OF
Vicksburg, and regards il - trap au-
Curing no good to the Couiederates.
The Appeal also states that Bragg
whipped Rosecrans badly in the second
days 6ght at Murfreesboro.
The weather 10 clear and cotton 10 COM
ing in rapidly. ssST
The steamer Lancaster arrived from
Helena this morning. She reports oil
quiet At that point. Nothing later had
been received from Vicksburg. =
The officers Of the Blue Wing. recent
" captured By the rebels arc retarned to
Helena to be exchanged. whore they were
arrested BY Gen. Gormsn. had been sx'
cbssged and some of them came up to
Memphis on the Lancaster.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-01-15


THE MAns.-Can any Of tho Post.
Masters between White Cloud ssd St.
Joseph tell why the mail NJ .ttsr for this
place docs not reach its destination at the
appointed time? We have just received
St. Louis papers Of the @b fire Days COM
ing 35 milesI There is something "rot.
ten in Denmark" and we will endeavor
to- look into the matter. and End on,
where the blame rests. It is an snnoyanct
We cannot put mp with to be thus cheated
ont Of uews justly dne u,. when We hav,
every facility for the transportation Of tn
mails between this point and Elwood.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-01-15
The Richmond Wbia Of the ae,b NJ,

The Richmond Wing of the 29th nit
says that the grovelins and cold -blooded
sel6shness Of the British ministry toward
the Confederate States. is fast engenderina
toward that country bitterness of feeling
in the South. that cannot fail to tell upon the
future relations of the two Governments.
1t thinks they rejoice to see the two ma.
tions lighting against each other in bitter
strife. literally threatening the complete
annihilation Of each other. thus relieving
England Of powerful rival. of whom
she lived in continual dread. The writer
continues: "Next to the abomnible North,
We have right to bate them more than
any other Government upon earth. If it
were possible that the old United States
could be restored-an event forever be-
yond the pale Of possibility-the English
Government would find wholesome and
intense hatred for them. both North and
South, which was only equsled by that
which their brutality inspired in the
breasts of our grandfathers.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-01-15
Tas REroarrp RrsIoss41os OF or,

THE REroRTEp REsIoNEE1oN OF GEH.
BuRssrDE-THE SUPPOSED CAUsE.-There
is q report in town that Gen. Burnside
has resigned. and that Gen. Hooker is to
take his place in command Of the army
of the Potomac It is believed that Gen.
Burnside has been desirous of recrossing
the Rappahanock and having enotber bat.
tie with the rebels. He has been strongly
in favor Of this ever since the last disastsr.
bot he has been opposed BY other Gen
erals in the 6eld. On Wednesday. Gen.
Burnside was 10 town and urged his plan
uron the President. who, it is stated.
positively refcssd to allow the movement
to be made.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-01-15

The President Cosgratslases Roseesans.
st NAsHvILLs, Jsu. I.
President Lincoln cosgratulstes The
Geasrsl eonmsadisg - follows:
7-s.E WAsHn0ToH. Jan. 5. 1868.
10 Acjos General Rosseress a.
Yonr dispsseh announcing the retreat
Of the enemy. 0As just reached here.
God bless you. and I'll with you. Please
tender to I'll. and scespt for yourself. the
nations gratitude for your and their skill.
endurance and dsuntlsss courage.
A. LsucoLH.
Secretary Stanton also eongrstulstss
the General and The army.
Henry Vinbell. negro. Of Charleston.
s. c., slave Of Col. Walters on Brsgg's
staff, received bis emancipation papers
from Gen. Rosecraos tonight under the
President's proclsmstion.
Major G. 6oddsfd ssnior aid. for gal
lsntry and efficient service - rscommeu.
dsd BY the General for promotion - Ad-
iotant General. with ths rank Of Lieuten-
ant Colobsl. Captain 81. Clair Morton.
Chief EsgineR. for splendid conduct snd
sssviees. isreeomosndsd fos Brigsdisrl
General. "
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-01-15
NEW YoRK. Ian &


A Washington special Of the 7th says
To-day Richmond papers contain cfi.
cisl dispatches from Bragg in which b.
acknowledged that he found our forces
too strong for him and was compelled ia
fall back to Tullahoma.
Press dispatches to Richmond papers
say that be lost very heavily.
Richmond papers, received at Fort
Monroe tbs day, admit the defeat sus-
tanned by Bragg at Murfreesboro. and Ia
ment that the Yankees would now obtain
possession of East Tennessee. from which
an army of 200 900 could not drive us.
A partial report from Admiral Porter
Of the early operations above Vicksburg
have been received at the Navy Depart.
ment. 1t makes Q detailed mention o.
the wounding Of Comm snder Grover
He refused to 60 into the pilot house,
saying that the quarter deck was the cap.
tain's place.
The impression in best infor med mill
tsry circles tonight is, that Gen. Butler
will soon be sent back to the Mississippi
river with an enlarged command and sx-
tended authority.
The National Republican states that
Count Mejsn. who was accused by Gen.
Butler OF having acted Is banker to jeff
Davis. has been dismissed by NJ. Mercier,
French Minister. after an exsmination of
the record Of Mejs0's acts. without any
other action ON the part Of our Govern
ment than the presentation of the case.
II. Xaveauntt has been recognized by our
Government ss consul ct New Orleans.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-01-15
NASHVILLE, Jan. 8.

NASHVILLE, Jan. B.
Murfreesboro is entirely deserted. Oar
army hes advanced ten miles beyond.
The rebel army is reported 1t Tnllshoms.
The guhbost w. H. Seledue. Lieut.
w. Vsn Dorm. Commauder. has arrived,
Transports from Clarksville bring 800
barrels Aour. 1000. pounds bacon. 900
sacks oats. and 1000 sacks Of shelled
corn. Two Confederate Captains with
horses snd mules. were captured.
There 10 three and half fees Of wster
on the shoals. lsH
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-01-15
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.
Banks Supposed to have Reinforced
Sherman. -
Caipo Ian e

CAIRO, Jan. 3.
By the steamer Commerce We have
Memphis d.tss to January 9th. bot they
bring nothing from vicksburs. The rss.
son Of the non-arrivsi Of the stesmer sl
Memphis from below Hslens. is reported
to be the location ofIrebel batteries st ".
press Bend, near Napoleon. Arkansas.
Reports arrived st Memphis on Toes
day. that no 6gbting had taken place as
vicksborg since Monday. and taht the
rebel loss hes been quite small. This
came from Jackson. Mississippi.
1t wss also current at Holly Springs.
on Moudsy that Sherman hsd captured
Vicksburg. The story started from the
Office Of the Jackson Appeal. on the 3lst
ult.
Dispatches have been received st Mem
phis stating that Banks is ascending the
Mississippi, and doubtless before Monday
Sherman hs' been reinforced and resumed
the siege. Gen. Giant Is given - author
ity for the above.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-01-15

THE WEArHER.-Never in the recollcc.
tion of the "oldest inhsbitsnt" have we
had such delightful winter. The warm
sunshine. and gentle south wind which,
have thus far prevailed. reminds Us ol
winters spent in the sunny South. But
what a change has come over the spirit
Of our dream. The sky has become over.
cast with clouds. The wind whistle.
ominousIy through the shaky easements
Huge fakes Of ice move noiselessIy dowr
upon the bosom of the muddy river. borne
onward by the irresistible current. to-
ward the Gull. The snow begins to fall
in tiny psrcels-suddenly, as if by the en-
chanting hand of the mai Of old We are
removed from sunshine and summer. to
the more frigid regions of the North
Well. such is life. To-day the SUNSHINE
of hope, illumes our hearts. tomorrow
the cold winds of adversely may come up
on US, chilling the very life blood in ou
veins. AS the snow falls and the vino
shrieks in melancholy tones around th'
house we involuntary say: God help th'
widow, the poor and the destitute through
the cold pitilcss winter.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-01-15
Successful Cavalry Expedition into East
Tenuessee.

Successful Cavalry Expedition into East
Tennessee.
CIScINNATI. Jan. 9.
To Kyor Gsnsral Ha.ieek:
l have just received . dispstch from
Gen. Granger. that the cavalry force ol
about l 900 men. which he sent to East
Tennnesse on the 24th ult., under COM
mand Of Gen. Carter. to destroy the Ess.
Tennessee railroad bridges. DC, has been
heard from.
Granger has Just received . dispatch
from Gen. Carter ct Manchester, Ky,
who ia on his return. stating that on the
30th he entirely destroyed the Union and
Wautags bridges. with ten miles Of rail-
road. 500 rebels were killed, wounded
and taken prisoners /: 700 stand Of arms
and large amount Of -four salt, aud. 9th.
er rebel stores. and also . locomotive
and two cars, were destroyed.
A Srisk skirmish took place at The
Wsutsga bridge. and another at Jones'
vile. We lost but ten men. The expe-
d'tion is characterized BY Granger ss be.
ing one of the most hazardous and daring
Of the war. and was attended with great
hardships ard privations. owing to the
almost impracticable nature Of the conn
try. the length Of the route of nearly 200
miles each way, and the inclement season.
the important results of the expedition
c'n hardly be overrated. severing as it
has the main rebel army communication
between Virginia and the Southwest.
Gen. Carter and bis officers and men de-
serve the thsnks of the country. Great
credit is also due to Major General Gran.
ger. ander whose immediate supervision
The expedition was fitted ont.
II. G. WEIeur,
Major General Commanding
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-01-15
HEADouARTERs ARMY OF PoroxAc,
January 7.

The news from the rebel side in rela.
tion 10 the 6ght at Murfreesboro is to the
effect that the rebels have taken 1000
prisoners and 26 guns.
JEFF. Davis returned to Richmond and
delivered . bitter and violent speech
against the Federal Government and its
officers. denouncing the United States as
guilty Of the most enormous crimes,
Although the rebel force in our front
and the army at Port Royal, have been
Withdrawn from view. it is not believed
that any have been sent to reinforce Bragg.
No movement Of Importance has taken
place for several hours.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-01-15
LATER FROM SPRINGFIELD.
Ge,. Brown Seriously wounded.
.serutsr n r,ssouR, MILITIA CAVALRY.
Meeting If the Kentucky Lsgislatars'
etc., cte., etc.

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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-01-15
CAIRo. Jan. 9.

CAIRO, Jan. y.
There 10 actually nothing to report
from this point tonight. No steamers
have arrived from points below Helena.
and hence we are again without Vicks-
burg advices.
Three volunteer surgeons for vicksburg'
from Louisville arrived here to-day
They will go down on tine hrst boat.
There is telegraphic communication
from this place to Memphis.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-01-15

CHATTANOOGA, Jan. g.
Among the prisoners brought here
within the last two days, % different reg
iments are represented.
Three cars in train loaded with our
wounied were jerked from the track six
miles from Bridgeport. Friday morning;
seven soldiers were killed. The train
was coming from Murfreesboro.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-01-15
From Gen. Rosecrau's Army.


NASHVILLE. Jan. 7.
A large delegation Of Indiana surgeon,
have arrived to attend the wounded.
Rosecrans orders the captured rebel Of.
ficers into custody in view Of JEFF. Davis
orders.
A large number Of prisoners have been
brought in. All say the fight was dis.
astrous to Bragg. Breckinridge was
badly repulsed.
Rosecrsns is in pnrsuit of tho retreat.
ing enemy. Thomas being in advance.
Our rear is nine miles beyond MUIR
freesboro. g.gy
The rebel General Rains was buried
here to-day. Gen. Mitchell forbade any
demonstration.
The body Of Gen. Roger Hanson was
put 10 vault here.
McCown was certainly killed. His
last words were. Bully for the old Fourth
ARTILLERY r ~,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-01-15
PHII.AprIpHrA. Ian 2

/" PHLADELPHrA, Jan. Z.
Gen. Mcclellan held levee last night
At his brothers house. This moIuing the
City Council and Mayor waited on him
and presented the testimonial authorised
BY the Council some time since.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-01-15
Major General Commanding.
WAsBrSaroN, Jan 9.

WAsHISaroN. Jan 9.
To Mejor General Wright, Cincinnati
The daring operations and brlllisn,
achievements OF Gen. Garter and his COM
msnd arc without parallel in the history
of the war, and deserve the thanks Of the
country. This exPednior has proved the
capacity Of our cavalry for bold and dash.
ing movements which do not doubt will
be initiated BY others.
II. w. HALLrcK, Gsneral-in Chief.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-01-15


the Roman Empire. during the dark ages
whose track was marked by ropine. arson
murder and every species Of barbaric cru
city. scarcely excelled the outrages of on
soldiers. who 60 forth under christia.
banners, to engage in war in a christian
age. to fight christian people. in ac
cordance with the ussges Of christian
warfare"
The above we clip from the Leaven
worth Inquirer. a paper notorious for its
sympathy with traitors and which takes
every occasion to insult our soldiers, and
deuounce the policy of the Government
10 all measures taken to crush treason
and end this hell-born devastating rebel.
lion. Its columns are filled with clippings
from all the traitor sheets in the land. and
would iii dared come out openly in favor
of JEFF. Davis and his damnabls would be
Government.
Our soldiers do "go forth under chris
tian banners. to engage in war in chris
tian sge." but not to fight 80 christian
people" They go forth to fight the hell
hounds Of treason. who. by their "unchris-
tian" acts. have well nigh ruined this
great and glorious Republic. They 60
forth under "christiau banners to engage
in a war with the slave sutrocrats who
have been living in licen,iousness and
sin these many years. They go forth to
battle against horde Of thieving cut
throa:s who shoot defenceless women and
children, FIRE into railroad cars, burn
bridges and hide in the brush to shoot
our brave soldiers, and unsrmed Union
men. They goforth to deal retribution up.
on The heads of Southern traitors-yclept
gentlemen. whose chief business is to
people Heaven with "angeIs half white"
They 60 forth to battle for all that is
most dear to true patriot-home, liberty.
country and freedom of speech. They go
forth to avenge the torn and tattered flag.
pierced by rebel bullets, which de6antly
aoated over the walls of Sumter. They
go forth to punish treason and traitors
everywhere, and to restore-.without one
;tar !blotsed out-our national ensign over
,very foot Of territory now in rebellion.
The Aaq.irer can see nothing to con-
lemn in the cou.rse pursued by traitors ev-
n since the comm encemeut Of the war. |
The soldiers of the Union are compared
o "Goths and Vandals. during the dark
lges, whose track was marked BY rspine.
.rson and every species Of barbarie cruel.
r."
Our soldiers no doubt hare committed
'ome misdeeds, but after this the march
# the Federal Army through the rebel
ious States will be terribly destructive
O the interests Of traitsss. Rebels and
ebel sympathizers will howl when any
Measure is taken to e-xsh treason. and the
ditor Of the lnquirer catches up the re-
rais, as natural as ducks take to water.
The teachings Of such papers - the In.
,uirer caused the war, and its denuncis-
ion of our soldiers and the Government
vill only add fuel to the FIRE Of retributive
ustice which iu future will be neeted ont
o rebels with no uuspariug hand-the
,oor uaasic who does the dirty work for
he Inquirer. 10 the contrary notwith- u
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be cleared ont BY the gunbosts when com
muuication becomes necessary. BY the
way Of Grenads report reached Mem
phis that there has been no 6gItise since
the 9th ult. :.
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TO TAX PAYERS.

We hive large amount Of Doniphan and
Brown ounty Warrsnts, which We win dispose
Of at the current market price. Persons having
Taxes to pay in the above Counties. will sase
money BY using the Warrants.