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The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-01-23
sam. WOODS REVOLUTIONS.

Our people were in hopes that when Governor
Robinson retired from the Executive chair Of thu
State our politics would not continue to be bu
constant quarrelingof our highest officers. They
were mistaken, as doubtless all who read the
papen are convinced. But there 10 one more
hope. Let us wait patiently until the next
United States Senator is elected, and then with
renewed patience await the end of this "crue
war;" when there will be no commissions to bt
issued, which our Governor and Senators hay<
shout it is plsyedout Politically. our people
arc, Of one mind-but fight must be. As We
cannot stop it, we only say let 'em rip" VIZ
shall not take q hand in it, believing there il
more sport in looking on. -ai.sE fsnr,, .
But we must object to, pne thing-apd that j.
the Legislature being made ring for this fight
That busy body, Sam. Wood, has introduced
series of resolutions demanding of the Genera
Government the removal of Captain Sidney
Clarke. A. A. P. NJ. G., for no other reason thar
that he has seen fit to dispute Governor Carney
regarding the recruiting business of the State
We don't know or care which Of them lies MOI
do We believe the homer of the State so closely
connected with either of them, or "any Other
man" as to demand legislative inference every
time they sin. Let Carney and Clarke fight il
out Once establish the precedent. and future
Legislatures may meet only to settle or make
worse the fights that, we are beginning t.
think, must inevitably exist among our publ,
men. at least until some issue springs to divide
the people. The reckless charges Of these TIVE
men affect the honor of the State about as mucl
- does the sparrines Of the Leavenworth papers
and one is about as much entitled to series o
resolutions as the other.
Malice is all that ever prompted such thing
and Carneyis friends should blush to use too
90 characterless as Sam. Wood. It is human Il
retaiiate- te-meekness. humility and forbearanc,
are not virtues which characterize these politica
6ghts-and we may see the Legislature fioodet
with resolutions of inquiry into the ridiculous
charges and counter charges Of our over ambi
tiotis public men. The Legislature should put
stop to this work at once. % 's.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-01-23

ldeu.hers Pay ast ip f--soldist roa.--ch.nk.
Of lame Of nlyis couneP--Our Di1oie{ 0oqst--5 be
Adninis11tioo to be 2ndpfsed- 1no1er Rigs
ScAeme--P0idcal 3anooenbA4enAsoYial.@ x s~--z-
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-01-23

OVAAssAsssSSV Asoo SnV sAC
War and Provost Marshal General. twill re.
tain the $500 clause, snd requires that the con-
script shall Be responsible for his substituts'a
services snd Atness.z snaaE yaHog sti q -
Gov, Doty, Of Utah, is on his way to Wash
ington. He represents the loyalty Of the Nor
mons ON the increase, though they desire I
separate government They number nov eighty
thousand. The climate he says is Delightful y
A Chattanooga correspondent Of the cinein-:
natti Gazette says the rebel prisoners there
were pleased with the Presidents message, and
they allege that lift should be made public in
the rebel armies large numbers Of soldiers
would desert Many Of these. arc now restrain
ed BY assurances from, their officers that they
would be punished for treason II found ~ithia
or nneA G els 20 t.sre.sss - lsi.ss s.s-s
The indications are that Banks Is making
rapid pregrsas il the suHugetisn 4 treason
in, TexAs.I Well,ilfmmed ohservers are So
Guine thas 1eSsre tie eterninAtisne q ths prsssat
session sf Congress- Applieasioa viii b snAAs
fsr;ths .sdnissiea Of iRspfsssatativsaaAd Sen.
tons fssm . lsyal boasfitsney - TIE cid Stsass
With tAs chanees Sf sa early sab-divisioa sf -
tsrsitoey, a.d tie sstzblishnent sf at leastsns
ctAss'aev, free Stats!. s1S stst: 5sdi susss ga
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fSra Heo. 1oele Boyd was great favorite. one hun
dIed 70 thirty wanting taxers rheo the norse. were
attempts 10 get away, Belle Boyd tho ina de Sue ed
Length around soe nrst turn Flora having broken up
aud the quarter pole three lengths In ro forty
seconds On the bacxsreioh flora broke up three
and Belle Boyd I'VE sogtns clear ~ he nsf mile
six lengths ahead ai the
pole. whom, being taken IN hand by Hiram, sine came
mons very easy winner by about three lengths making
s-snd HsaThs betting vas sbou, me came .. before
me start, one hundred TO thirty being current on Belle
snd soe won't 10 shs quarter poe four snehs ahead
il forty ,seonds iiors reduced the daylight down
bacsytrech. and was within coapic % lengths OF
ravoriie ct the oaIfmiie pole Time 2oi she gained
nicely =. TIE way around until after getting ID.
lance stand aod almost The Of Belle broke up
aud the latter BY two lengths, 10 2as.
1h,d Heo,--rhe betting SIN unchanged The hcrses
had even start, but 10 gong srsund tue srsi
Belle gsi length 10 front, which was reduced one
hsf 81 tue quarter poie-tme forty Two seconds.
Bsye passing 10. nsfuis pole bead and ,son,aep, ~
front, g6 ON the lower turn, when heeo head
With Belle, Flora broke up and los, two lengths but
raiying opey began 10 close again Al three
quarter pos enc abort ongtb behind, and Coming
ssmeiy and steadily up the homesiretcn the heat
Iorr.s asa- he bakers Of Belle si fell ssnsuIns Of
winning, but were unwilling 70 Offer odde the result
With beautiful seod on, Flora, On The INSIDE The
quarter pole hsf length 10 'front.' seconds
Gong down the backstretch The lay together
The sams siye so', ossros we hsi'inss pole voen
passed the pest length and hall 'front.' in 10 she We'd
Two lengths around the lower turn ore and bali the
three poo and came rp the bonesrooh steadily
. winner by three Iengths--Be,s ing broken 10 ~
,ne distance stsnd--in 246.
lsfA HeaL--It wss now the time tor the bakers Of
Tlera 70 open Their valves one hundred 10 eighty
shouted very Justify by that party but the hackers OF
Reie boyd seemed 70 have loss all confidence IN their
yorte and would respond 10 the calls OF the brsg.
gers lbe start this time wac ibe best DE race The
nag, went away yoses and lay bead and head around
the hrst and 20 the quarter pole 10 fotytwo
op1s They were Deck and neck Down the bsctstsech-
more exciting struggle being rarely Witnessed A. the
bsIf mile pole they seemed double team, Win
two men In q suiky. Time, %. Here change
tooA place Bette brose up asd fel OF three -four
lengibs; but the power turn Flora va guilty " .
similar fasx pos sos they came on The homestresoh
they were ngAp hpped. A beautiful head and bead
struggle eosued Until ipsloe the distaaos stand, when
souple ~ Ieogtb., making the mile 10 Jack.
10 dsy a. the fasbSon Cousss, Ccmmcdsre yandfybiN
s,~ EA,pstIses uot msteb ~ a2.eVV
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YoUse WOMAN BURzsp TO Darn At wmussc -
Coroner Rsnney yesterday reformed 10 Tho Once an sn
quest which ~ beid last Friday ON the Doay Of Mrs
Frances Garrison young lady who ced from shs ELECTS
Of burns received ,he prsvou. evening caussd sy as.
coiLea taking IRE. Deceased, who lived IN Paterson,
New Jersey, had been attending wedding IN tbe family
Of her unce Harvey Rsnofs Esq., residing 81 1870 West
Fourteenth street, and going her IN the
ing struck match with which 10 light the gas Some
phosphorus from the match fell she light ssrlean
dfess which Miss Garrison wore, setting is On nrs. She
screamed for help and at the time down four
ghts " stars, her friends gathered about and
tpguHhsd the fames but til she terribly burned
her aud the upper part her body Medical aid
Was instantly called but only temporary relief could ba
rendered. and death cusued the folio wing Afternoon
The jury rendered verdict OF Dsath from Accidental
Burns" The deceased nece and adopted daughter
OF hrs Abrsm Van Blarcom Of Paterson, New Jersey,
and mar eighteen years OF age
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Captain Brown fsom BAN more bcuud FOR RIO yanosye
vhh general cargo estimated value SO 900. burned
Apfh n, N iat. - >, hon. - ~ w. ship Oostda,
optaip Potter, from ShAnenss, bouad for New York
With cargo a tea and saks, estimated value $3.50
May 3, b ~ 81 &, 400 ~ q w., brig Clarence Cap
tam nDsy from Ro, bound for Baltimore, With cargo
Gs brs captured rsoosy snS burned CLARENCE In II.
cnsy csfsed on our coast and took Caleb Cushing.
rs W iss 70 s. lon "a 10 ship CtswS rous
CAL, With eesAral cargo, estimated vs'ne slSosooo
Jass os s. Ion 81 30 w., ship Southern Cross,
Captain Howes Belle Vista, boond for New York,
w'sn cargo Of dye stons NC estimated value $4,000
june H. in fst 81 NJ lon "a bs W.. ship Red Gsnas.
let Captain Lucas from New York. bound for snanghae
with cargo coal and he. estimated vsIas $4,000,
June iS, Ia lat 10 IS NJ Ion 30 40 w., chip r. Hoais,
Captain Curry from He'e Vista. bound for Falmouth,
With cargo d silver ore and iogwood, ssmated value
june a. In lat 50 IS n. Ion As &c w., schooner Var
eight barrels OIL bonded for $4,000 ana sent prisoners
Captain Luce from New York bound for Liverpool with
icrean cargo, bonded for $4,000
N.sS c, n from New % YORK. bound Tor Mar
secs with cargo Of slaves, estimated value $4,000,
iliy s, 10 lat 40 As N, lon. IS ~ w.. brig Risp,
tlmated value s. 600 left IN boats ON seeing the
Nssn burned found abandoned supposed 70 DO whaer.
ting Captain Maioney, froo Liverpool bound for Nsw
York, With $50 passengers, bonded for $40 ,e0e
August 70, 10 Rt 81 - N. Ion. ~ W., ship Anglo
saxon, Captain Cavarley from Liverpool bound for New
York, with cargo Of GOAL, estimated value 500 900,
burned.
Angus. 13-llori da went into Brc., for repairs
IRON this date no ATTITUDES or ongtudes were taken
account OF. Tho FLORIDA ,eft rer February TO- cruls
..g, and made no captures until the following
March ~, ls64-Snip Avon, Of Boston, burned
May 1sSchoo0er Geo. Latimer, OF Baltimore, burned.
IaCS ls--lrig VIM. Clark, Of Boston, burned.
July BARK h. Stevens or New York, burned
July S--whaer Concordis, 500 bbls oil, b0ruet
July 2-ScnooBer Margaret Davis, burned
July BARK Greenland or Philadelphia, burned.
,iuy i0-Bnrk General Berry OF Philadelphia burned
juiy l0-Selinda, Of Philadelphia, burned.
July i0-schoouer Howard bonded Tor $4,000. rono
recovered
July l0-Siesmer Electric Spark. sunk ., Vim. II
S. Clair MILDLY lost by boat 81 Florida beng nped
Augns, 22--shp Southern Rights bonded for 33., 0E
bond recovered.
LARK EopdamiD, burned.
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The steamer from City Font las. evening brought down
secnt twenty prisonerG.
Tho prize steamer Lucy, laden with cotton. arrived
here last evening IN css,g. OF prize crew, and saiisd
Tor Boston to-day.
The steamer Andrew Harder eff here yesterday for
BALTIMORE With two bsrees in tow. ~ O'Clock last
evening they were struck by heavy sausll when off
smiths POINT. The bsrgcs parted from tue and
nave Dot since been heard frcm. The barges wsre
heavily laden with railroad lies. several
board when they parted. The schooner Ella ogden
also IN and has given the above The
er Amanda winsDts was Immediately sent in search OF
tbe fSsiug boats
A salute was fred yesterday noon, by al The men
o'wsr in this barbor, 10 honor OF the result Of the Pres
entisl election.
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SIM ORIENT nm acknowledgement, r,,e,,on 4 90.
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With udse aud t~ssrnrrrs. 10 Haud. -.
steamship John 0bsin, Bow.u, Phnsdepsis, WIN "ose
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dsys 80.
sohr Helene, Erri~hscs. yoytr.'s wonr"e, DAYS
Schr UhngAfors Maddox, Virgins
RlhT iisnrf Browo, Thatcher, trpfnia
eahr r. BROWNING, aieysns Virgins 49,.
81. sIs%ss sy' w's"s 49,
schr y a Ward, Lppn.c,c,,,h bst, sss', ''''
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schr . Ven SAINT. Taylor, Lite rgy naf"o''
gphr Sarah Lavinis. - rev n.vru
scbr 4 Ripe Clendepnp, Me- Haven.
RrLr Caroline gran- PrcsSsy View bsN'"s
grhr Actiesn. Bridgeport for Warrington
On. q III Vubbnrd, Arnth, Hartford. . -
acnv Nsyv Johpsop, Eisksr.on. bany Tor WseningDn
go. We srderl Hal, Port Hwen Tor westerly
On, ri Tow nsend, Lewis Rondout for providenee.
An, tolins, Msrston Ropdont for Plymouth.
sssr A y Tiove Bayies Rondcut for Nswpuryrort
HFIOw
one bssh and one brig onkus~p.
SAILED.
Santa Martha Nsrrimse Lorisa, hrch'
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Our Panama Correspondents.
PANAMA, Nov. 3, 1884.
gbe Pacific Steam Navigation sompsnys steamer
Peru from abe South Pacific, arrived the 4th
nst bringing dates from Valparaiso to the nth Of oc.
sober and from Calao TO the 2s,n BY this arrival
have news from Ecuador the Peru having failed 70
connect with the steamer from GusyaQan going scntb
cEnE.
With view Of preventing Spanish shipe The
coass from receiving supplies OF GOALS and nsterss Of
either ~ or from Chilean ports the government,
27ih OF September, acknowledged Spain and Peru
Of and to be supplied vessels snder the lag
Of either Of these nations
Reports were current At Valparaiso OF an oncreak OF
Indians ON the southern frontier and snas tneS had a.
tackled Angel.
Exchange on London 44,sd a Aid per dollar
BY the last mail heard that the ministry had sent
10 their designations which accepted by the Pros
dent Two days afterwards ministry Wac formed /,
they, like their predeces sors, destined do
nothing for their country 80 ind oe spanisnPern.
visn question unchanged
The South American Congress- 10 meet NJ Lima, has
been formally iDaugurated The :Sh said 10 have
been fixed Tor the opening meeting.
An Engiish Protestant place Of worship Sss orenec IN
CsllaO on the 230 uN.
Exchange on London s7d. s7jsd. per dollar
AMERICA.
The Panama Railroad Companys steamer Salvador,
from Central American ports arrived here the Soh
Gli. ihe newE ~ unimpossant.
Tps question OF annexation Central America to
the Mexican empire Is being discussed among the poll
ICahS, bnere grounds Whatever Tor Snppo5nC
that anything or the Kind IL likely TO be carried out
kvery government in Central America is opposed 20 such
a move.
Ruuors prevalent 10 The effect that Guatemala
Salvador likely 80 make hostile against
Honduras. Also that invasion OF Salvador by ex
president Barrios was Imminent Both 70
be without foundation.
PANAMA..
From BogotA learn officially that the "tcnnsge "
o. which We have heard much TAX snt nonsense
lately, has been suspended in a.. the FREQ ports BY
decree o. President Murlo, dated August Is
We have had . little unnecessary excitement here
within the past ten days 10 regars 10 tee passing OF
foreign Nocps the isthnns, bus II has blown
the authorities here showing thensslves totally
ignorant q the privileges extended by Their
TO the United STATES 10 the matter
The United States sioopof Nsrrsganset sailed from
here for Caiso the lst, Der way 10 Philadelphia
On the 26th ut Rear ADMIRAL George I. PsArfoa ook
command Of the United squadron in the Pacific
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In the r,sraae.
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snd servant Mes Fellows Miss psl.oWs b Dsu,-
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NEWS FROM KEY WEST.
yhe United States transport General Snermau, Miller,
isem New oriesp: via Key West, November arrived q,
This pofi Yesterday.
our Key Yves, correspondence.


KEY War, Nov ], 1894.
cirrss
Two prizes have been brought in since the date my
letter The nrst captured by the United States
steamer seabrd Acting FEsgn &. L. Robbins nd
ing the 2isi rtmo The capture occurred OF syport
the Gulf OF Florida Al Elk O'CLOCK A. NJ while
the Sesoird at anchor, strange sail
sstern. The anchor weighed and chase given. Al
O'Clock the seAod nesred the chase ccse enough
opea ore her. Fifteen shots bred some or
snem aag close 70 the chase 10 splash the
all over her Eventually she was driven ashore when
armed boat Ia charge OF Acting Ensign W. Baker,
board aud possession OF the prize sn.
proved TO be tbs schooner Lucy from Havana cleared
os;eDsiDiy for ESIsmctos. hag'isn nag
board aud osued the usual assorted cargo.
As the SsAbirds boat approaching the lucy boat
seen TO leave ibe itcr vessel containing about
Ell men On boarding only ooe man was found ON board.
tbsse was given 10 the boat bot IL arrived
Of the ebe picket FIRE the boat escaped Tie
found board refused give the OF the master
ibe vessel The former indvdus 10 au old odercer for
OF Key West thirte1s
place would, perhaps. have good effect on him.
Ibe utbor prize wss captured on the 23d UT by the
uaed States steamer Na, under pretty nearly similar
cscunstaDces Oh Clearwater scr crew deserted her.
after setting hsr on are. Like the Lucy she baa
assorted cargo board The Are oxtinguished. bot
tae name the vessel has been ascer,sined Boih
vessels were escorted into Key west arriving On the
3rin uIt
tRAL or MAYOR wgsEs
The court martial for the trial OF MAJOR Weeks OF the
SeccDd FLORIDA cavalry, for killing sentry, to have
shseacc Of three members Of the coori, who have
vet arrived from rortugas the court coud not be fully
Organized IL Will meet at 10 clock morrow NOR q.
Ing, sneo perhaps, The absent members VIII be present
vrIfHKs
is sssn little warm, bs, the health % the Fey con.
tnIss good.
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Attachmsns AgAsnst General Batter.
COURT OF ooaN0E HLsLs-cAAMBgxs.

Nov. N--Sdn'usi and Assd,os ~. Smith e. Bssjcm,n
y ButIer. This vas IN application FOR an Attachment
against the defendant 90 The ground tbs, ne .
resident debtor. The pnntns IN application vet forth
that IN the month OF Nay, 1857 they engaged In
The banking business al NO. q lamp street New or.
leans, under shs nsms Of samuel smith CO. that on
the 10th Of Nay IN the above ysst General Butler took
forcoie possession Of h.r cos re.gnx all their books
papers and money, including 40 900 In gold IN July
1884, General Butter took occu 20 return the plain
tins ell their property, With the exception OF the gold
above mentioned, which they clam appropriated
his use Tho PLANTING, therefore, asked for
tscbment against The defendants property in tns SUM Of
81 80 900, which was granted By tho Coart.
The complaint AUD original process we're served upon
General Butler by Under Sheriff vuteo who attached the
moneys due the defendant by tho United States In the
Treasury Department - well his private the
hands OF bis bsubers, tsssry HeConlber Shields.
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ARRIVAL or THE OCEAN QUEEN.

hsws from Central ana South America.
1hs Steamship Ocean Queen, Captain sssbory, from
Aspswal - Vie ssh ips arrived u shr port lssa even
Ing. The following u her specie list
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The turf.

USioS counsR. L. L-TKoTTISs.
posniy, Nov. 4.-Match 81 900, mile hesis, tosl
three in ave, IN harness.
u. Mace named b. m. Young Flora .... 2 i
4. woodruff named Dr. M. Belle Eoyc 800. z 4 q
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M. wni,.- -. s,s.r'. Despatch.

fos1bf& hofncs- ssv, u, 1895.
sHk.si ~ RIrrfoS EcIrs cv va vIcsc-vn ssr r,.s
UeErl.
yhs much erssosc rtsse vessci Fiofda has Wished
hampton Rosd,, tui DOT an unwoceDe vsncr, win
as bastard 'soubs,n crcss" 81 her pear bot osyng d
sss nsbma tte pfona Sssrs enc Stripes - Der snsrn
Bss DECKS, ps,sse % bssrr s~srthy cpitsroai crew
Ssertisn lybvsyuen AID rckstof leavsosnticu, ws
ss~ o'eured ny gallant YANKEE tsrs--mep who "a ne
spsss o. tos forns resolved 10 lose their res, Esue
sssss's' zoe appreciation o. Tue pirate.
Lasa evening, Al Eve O'Clock, i~o vessels with
snos huis we're observed eoniug toto ,Dn rosesissd
nsorily afterwards ocio esme 10 anchor Furious sis
ssahs Gas ssri W With shs isrr,, Which vas al once
sscsrsss ~ Ur'sd s,sses soop ct.xar and sy sbo.e
xssesiseA ssseidhr The sslps tia, have been ia
NE h"ees 40 ths ~scbo's's, 'c'uu- the nsssb,p 81
AsmDG wbks. wtNe commatdng A.. ss~~s river
oss,ss, curing tns b'r, p,rinsulsr campaign
AZ nsster Of coUiss ire COMFORT q the ws.eu,eu
~s' be tbo Fafos 70 nosh ntD-s nov srd forever
ei~f s'osss ttslts'. JLs ser sflJe pSyvsd ocp.ei