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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-06-01

|. ~ Martin F. Conway has located
in Richmond. Virginia. for the practice
Of law. The poor little fellow tetotslly
played out in Kansas. He may msnsgs
to get an Office. down in Virgins. vo
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r. The rebel ram Stonewsll has sur.
rendered to the Spanish authorities. at
Havsns. The Shensndoah is now the
pirate 1t large; and she will
come 10. - soon as she 6nds out what's
happened. h-1I s5a
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-06-01

x The South sspired to become an
Independent nation. 1t has reached it.
Damnation
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-06-01

~ The rebels have had great deal
to say about Ysnkes brutality to the un-
protected women Of the South. Bu,
when they caught JED. Davis in female
attire. We have not heard that they at
tempted any improper Liberties with him
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-06-01

- ~ Il IL ssid that "Order 10 Heavens
first law" The order to hang JEFF. D.
Wis will come under that head.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-06-01

cF The Indians are playing smash,
on the Overland road-destroying trains.
tearing down the telegraph wires. attack
ing the coaches. &c. A Committee Of
Congressmen are now on their way out.
to investigate Col. Chiviugton's bal bar
ism toward the poor Indisns. We hope
the red scoundrels will gobble up this
Committee. and practice all the innocent
pastimes upon them which Indians in.
dulgs in toward their prisoners. except
killing or manning, and permit them to
escape only 10 time for the meeting of
Congress. Their report would doubtless
be interesting. and somewhat different
from the high-strung Congressional no.
tions of the noble but prosecuted red man.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-06-01

RELIGIOUS. having bscome a mat
ter of general complaint. that Gen. Hal
leck. in command at Richmond, ruled
exclusively for the benefit of rebels, and
against loyal citizens, he has been super
seded by the staunch old veteran, Gen
Thomas. who is loyal Virginian, and
who will not make pets of rebels. Hal
leck will be assigned to the Department
of the Pacific. now commanded by Gen.
Mcdowell, where he should have been
sent long ego. and where there are few,
if any. freed slaves to make his eyes sore.
His removal will probably give the pub
lie smaller doses of the Sherman quarrel,
which is becoming q great nuisance.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-06-01

Grest efforts are being made to secure
JED. Davis' psttieoats for tho Chicago
fair flle fggG rEr 7l .lszi r1
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-06-01

~ The War Department has dscid-
ed that colored troops are entitled to boun-
ty. Those enlisted prior to October let,
1868. are entitled to 500. That is the
amount Of bounty which the negroes Of
the 1st Kansas Colored will receive. who
enlisted at the time Lane was recruiting
the 18th.
EtH The Scarlet Fever has 6een in
town. for some weeks past. but We have
heard of no new cases. It is also said
that there is Q case of Small Pox in town
that of lady who contracted the dis
ease elsewhere. 1t will probably not
spread. .---s.--
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Important News.
philadelpLis Jap. %

Philadelphia, jan. %
Tie Evening Telegraph rsofesses TO
have late Richmond paper. containing lie
following:
A large raiding party is moving rp the
Chowan river in tie direction OF Weldon.
An officiai dispatch from Gan. Hsrieo
saws that 30 mo'emen: Lad been made by
Sherman up either hank of Savannah.
Other rumors say that Sherman is moY-
ioc on Augusta Via B.Ahssvlile.
1t i. reported mat Davis has appointed
Lee Genera-in Chsf. and jshus,on TO
command tho army Of Northern Virginia.
Gen. Hill orders that shcu'd The exl-
eencv require, The powder works be re-
moved from Augusta.
4 telegram from Wilmington reports
the capture Of The steamer Tsi'shasAss a'
New Inlet or the lS.h.
Tro EDIrors A dispatch from Wash"
ine,on SAYS kichmopd rspeH conhtm
what is contained IN ths Ihjisdsiph,a Es-
ening Telegraph dispatch Of 20 day
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Southern News.
New \ ok Jan.

NeW Sik, Jan 20
The Beauios, s. c. correspondent. ct
be Times, dsiipg ,he 25,h, states that
>bermar's advance is at Sa,kahatchie.
midway between Charleston and Savannah
~ the railroad line.
A considerable rebel fo,ce a. Ashepoo
ard rebel reirfarcemeHis lave been sent
o BrancLv.le TO hold ;ha, place against
sherman.
Several cannon from the outer-works
Of Charleston have also been sell, 10
BranchyiIle,
Il is currently believed. fion pe'>is'en.
accounts Of deseEters, that Charleston Viii
be evacuated
The movements Of The rebels Indicate
hat ;hey are moving The heavy guns iicm
James ane Sullivan lsjanIs
One or two monitors and several gun
boats have joined Dahisreeu's feet off
Charleston.
4 Savannah letter Of tie l9th. to The
Times, saws the ia.t Of Shelmans army
would leave tha, city on The 20,h. Two
divisions of the ccrps were at uardeeTit!',
5. c. when last heard from.
Washington, Jan. %.
Richmond Sentinel Of the 9th, has
The followirg:
We are pleased to see that measures ara
being taken in North Carolina, South
Carolina aid Georgia to buIa AL the cot
ton that is in danger Of falling into tho
enerny's kards. How much better would
it have been TO have destroyed the large
quantity stored in Savannah, au1 thu.
have 'ented lie falling iLto the hands
Of Sherman.
The Ysnkecs. SAYS tie Nilmlng'on
Journal OF the 22l, appear 70 have lefs
,beir bsse in front Of Maj Gen. llorne's
forces ve,teydav. ard cuncentrs'od at Fort
Fisher. Their lice. las also disappeared.
They, Of course, held Fort Fisher.
Whether they have re-cTnbssked their
main body VS. ere unable to say. They
occupy S;ni,hviiIe, il having been c9acua-
ted by our forces.
There vas Considerable skjcushins
.hou. Font AuierseD Oh Saturday evening
and Sunday morning. /! is supposed tEs
enemy are anxious 10 silence Anderson IL
order to open way up the river tor their
gunboats All quiet below last evening at
6 o'clock
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Obituary.


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Total,
A Sensible Dispatch.

Gov. Parker, of New Jersey, sent the
following dispatch to the Governor Of
Missouri, in answer to dispatch from the
latter relating to the abolition Of 'lavery
in Missouri ....
STATE OF New JERSEY, ExrcUr1vE !
Dgp'r, TRgSToS, Jan. 16. 1865
DEAR R:-Your telegram of the 11th
iast.n, WAS received. The people Of each
state should regulate their domestic in,ti
tu,ions in their Own way. In the exercise
of this right Now Jersey abolished slavery
gradually, and her people have never had
cause to regret the decision. hope the
prosperity Of your state sill in no respect
be re,sIded by the act, and that the condi-
ton Of the slaves vii! be improved. Gaze
should lie taken Of those suddenly Sc. free
who cannot support themselves. There is
danger Of much suffering where emancipa-
ton is Iot gradual.
Yours, very respectfully,
JOEL PARKER.
The suf'-rirg of the negro Is tho last
thing the emancipationists Of Missouri
will think Of or care for. The alluslon Of
Gov. Parker to the matter is said TO have
produced "grea, ex, ,i,ement at the CAPT.
taI."
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Farewell Address Of Gen Hood.

New York Jan ~.
The Richmond Iraminer publishes the
following addsess OF Gen. Hood 10 h.
troops;
lIFApQ'Es AMY or 1HE TENNESSEE,
1vrELo, Miss, Jau %
Soldiers At my request | have ihis
dav been relieved from ihe command OF
this army In takiag leave OF you accept
mv thanks for the patience with which
YOU have eLdured your hardsh'pa during
the recent campaign. am a'oae fespon"
sbIe for It's oohceplion anh stTo't ha'd TO
do ny duiv ~ It's execution. | urge on
you The Importance of giving your oniHs
support to the distinguished Sol~ier who
uow assumes command shall look
with deep Interest on Your future opesa-
lions, AMI = lre At y,ur snccesa.
} B. iiUnp,
General.
Gen. Dick In! lor sucoesds hin in com
mani.
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Late from Richmond,

New York, Jan. 26.
A special from Annapolis to the Bal,
more american says len. +. p Bair ar
rived here thin afternoon Il! O'Clock
lie left Richmond yesterday lie is un-
derstood TO report ,hst among many Of
The leaders in Richmond, Jsf. Davis IN
cludsd, there is = strong feeling towards
making peace op the best terms they can
New York, Jan 27.
RESOLUTION, requesting JEFF. Davis to ap.
point commissioners to negotiate with the
goyernmsnt at Washington for peace, we're
prsseb,ed in the rcbsl house of Representa-
tiyes few days ago, and referred 10 .he
foreign relations committee by sD almost
unanimous vote.
The following are those offered in the
confederate congress on Monday:
Rssoi0ed, That for the purpose Of sve.,>
ing, if possible, further horrors OF this
bloody and fratr'cidaI strife, repulsiss alike
10 tho feelings OF statesmen, pattiola. and
Christians, and 10 add moral 10 our pbrs-
cal strength, We. members Of the house o!
repI esenlativss Of the confederate congress.
in behalf Of justice and suffering bumanitv,
appeal mos, esrnesty 10 the president and
senators of the Confederate States 20 sp-
point such number Ct com missionets as in
their judgement the importance Of the oc
casion demands, to oifsr SD arr1s.icc 10
the federal authorities, preparatory to ne
gotiations for peace
Resolued, Tha, should the federal au
thorlties agree to an nrmislcs and consent
TO regatia,e for peace, the president, BY
and with consent Of :he senate be request
ed 10 appoint commissioners for the pur.
pose of comforting with he federal author
tiles; ard tha, such terms of peace a.
may be agreed to by them, aud ratified by
the president and senate, two !hirds Of the
senators concursing, shall constitute a
bond Of pssce between tie belligerenis.
Resolred, That, should the federal az,
:horities refu,e 10 entertain terms of peace
by negotiations, thereby denying us our
constitutional rights, for the purpose Of
more etfectualiy maintaining lhase rights,
and, at the same time, 10 avert, if possible.
the fesrful humiliation of subineaton, alike
revoltp9 to the feelings of freemsu and
repuCnant 10 the demands Of Justice, we,
the representatives Of ihis hcuse, do IN
animously pledge the undivided resources
of the confederate states to the defence q
our inaienabIe rights as freemen.
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The Movement Of the Rebel Fleet Down
James River.
UEApQCAKTEEs ARMY 0E TIE !
JAMES. Jan, 81 ISG5.

HEApQCAKTEEs ARMY OE 7HE
JAMES, Jan. 81, 1865
Last light the enemy made an unsuc-
cessfui attempt to run past our batteries.
They took advantage Of the storm and
darkness to send donE feet of eight
ve,ses>o Of war and three torpedo boats
This fouia consisted Of the Virginia,
fredericksburg, and Richmond, iron clad,
mcmted 4 guns each the wooden vessels
Drury, Esusemond, aud Hampton. Of 2
guns each,, the bedford, Of l gun, the
steamer Torpedo, and three torpedo-boats.
The following are the particulars, as far
As they could be obtained from deserler
from the expedition, who camo into ouI
llnes after daylight thia morning: The
feet left their mooringa about 6 o'clock
last evening and proceeded quietly until
lhey &c, near our batteries, when thew
ere discovered, and Immediately the
batteries opened On them, to which they
gep.ieL. At about 2 o'clock they succeed
ed IN breaking the chain II frout Of our
obstruction beyond the lever end Of the
nutch Gap caual, where the fredericks
burg, under foil head Of steam, PASSED
through the Instructions, comp eteIy de-
moilshing one Of the supke,. canal-bosis.
The h;chmond, Virginia and Drury, 10
attemptitg & to follow, grounded, when the
Fredericksburg had TO go to their assist
anee. The Drury could not tie 60. off.
and was obliged 10 te abandoned, as ii
Was nov daylight. ard they were ia range
OF Battery Parsons. AS soon as it became
light, The battery opened on the Dlary,
one of :he shells falling in her magazine
which exploded, completely deinoIishing
her, and the remainder OF The fee, sgajn
made their way back up The river. /!
was supposed that an attempt would be
made TO 60 through again tonight,
though what their destination may be cnn
merely be surmised. The only damage
was the lisInounting Of one gun on Fort
Brady. Ibe desegter TeioIts only one
mar Killed and two wounded by .hs ex
plosion 0: the Drury, and four deserters
SWAN ashore and came into orr lines.
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CHURCH MATTERS We learn that Rev.
Mr.. Freeman, t1e new Episcopal Minister,
is getting along finely with his people,
and that he has large congregations every
Sabbath He is spoken Of BY all as an
eloquent preacher and worthy naa-
Rev. L. NJ. McGIsSITY, who for yearly
two years, has been astor of the Mesme
Catholic Church, preached bis farewell
sermon last Sunday, having been invited
70 take charge Of St RaPhaeps at Madl-
son. Mr. MCGIS>IY was great fssorite
with bis congreg egation, and the parting be-
tween them uas more tlsn usna!ly solemn
and Interesting. As a token OF his enter
prise he has Ief, the people Of tha, section
one Of the frest churches in Northern
Wisconsin
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EB Pos.nssters are obliged 10 receive
ell Treasury notes for stamps and postage,
II clearly genuine, no matter how torn or
defaced they may be, provided one-twen-
teth part thereof be not missing and
fractional currency, if not ons~tenlh part
be missing. Such notes and currency fe-
ceived az are un6. for re issue should be
kept separate and distinct, and returned,
as occasion requires, to the Treasurer Of
the United States, Washington, in suns
OF not less than ;h,ee dollar. TO be ey-
chanEei for new.
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~ The corre.ponden. OF the Bang

I The correspondent. OF the Bangor
Wig writing from Fort Larned, Kansas,
says The Indians are very troublesome, but
the slaughter Of them is very inhumsn.
A story ia told of captain who dismouns-
ed to shoot an Indian. and while in The
act, bis horse strolled of. A young squsw
caught bis horse and led him back 10 The
officer. He took the bride, and as the
young girl fell on her knees and irplored
bis protection, he blew ou. her brsiUs with
his pistol. Many other acis are related,
equally as revolving.
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We are not fighting for slavery, neither lis
protection or extension. We are within.
to give up slavery for our liberty. w
intend to be independent and free or be
extetminssed. When iha. proposition i
made /, will be time enough to discuss
1t is not Improbable that it NAV become u
living, tangible proposition before many
months.
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MnIrARY.-We learn that Mr.. CuAs.
KoRTEs hss been appointed % Lieutenan,
in tue 45ih Regiment, aud is now recruit
ing for he service. Besides the govern,
snsnt bounty, each man volunteering with
him will receive 5000 from The towL Of
Maui,owoc. Lieut., koRTEs will be a
good friend TO all WHO go with him, and
we hope biz Company will soon be filled
up.
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PIT An aYnhanna saAs.

~ An exchange SAYS: We have been
asked a number Of times BY our young
friends about town, as 10 the location of
the state of Ma.ripony. We have with
held an answer for various reasons, until
now we have got il. The state of matri-
mouy is one Of the United State. 1t is
bounded by hugging and kissing on one
side, and cradles and babies on the other.
Its chief products are population. mop
handles, broom sticks, and late evenings.
1t was discovered by Adam and Eve
while trying to find Norihues, passage
out of Paradise The climate is sutry
until you pass the tropics Of bookkeeping,
when squaily weather comnonly sets in
with vehemence seldom experienced in
single life For the principal roads lead
ing to this interesting State, consult the
frs, pair of fne blue eyes you meet.
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---- . . f.
CoMrIlME>r TO Gen. Tuo4As T. MEAGH-
xH.-The following mplimen,ary letter
was addressed to Brigadier General TLom-
AS Francis Mesgher by bis commanding
general, Major General S;eedman, upon
the departure Of General Meagher from
Chattanooga to join GeLaral She7man's
army at Savannah, to which poiui he is
now en- route. He will arrive in New
\ ork within day o, two
Head oRs, DIatRIcT OF THE E1owAH,
CHArTANooGA A, Jan. -. 1865
Ny Dear General = AS You are about
leaving this department, with your com,
~ and, 20 lake part in the projected cam
palgn Of General Sherman, | beg leave to
express TO you my nrofouDd regret that
The fortunes OF war call you from this de
paItment. Your administration OF the
affairs Of the District Of the Etowah, while
communications were interrupted aud
your command isolated by he presence of
Hoods army before Nashville, as wei as
your splendid success in protecting fhe
railroad and telegraph to Knoxville and
Dalton, tbs steamboat. transportation on
the Tennessee river, the public property
exposed to capture by the ene,ny's caval-
~, and the harmony and good order
n maintained by you throughout the dis
trict-duging the irving period in whioh
all these responsibilities devo!ved upon
you have given me much satisfaction, and
secured for you the confidence and esteem
of the Major General commanding the
department-as well as the officers of the
entire command.
All deeply regret the necessity which
takes you from US but the hope that you
may be pleasantly situated, and have a
command worthy Of your splendid abilities,
reconcies US TO the. separation. am,
General, with esteem, your friend,
JAMES Is. STEFDMAN,
Msjor General Commanding.
Brigader General I. +. Meagher, Com
mandng Provisioua Division, Amy Of
tho Tennessee.
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Heavy Bark Robbery.

Cieveland, Jan. 26
Bank o. Crawford county, Al Meadvii!a.
va. robteA Of ere hundre ed ana fhy
thousand dollars in l 5 bonds this even.
ing The robbers seIe secreted in & back
room Of the bahk. Inter se excitement,
prevails. No arrests.
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Quota of Wisconsin by Congressional
Districts.

The quotas of The several districts Of
this state under the last call for 800, 900
men, were received at the cthce Of the
proves. marshal in Milwaukee on Monday,
and are given below. The quotas for the
sub.distrcts will be fixed as soon as prsc
ticable, when we sh all give them an early
my lica,;op
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Soldiers Voting Act Unconstitutional
Lansing. Mich. j al

Lansing, Mlch.. Jan. ..
Special to Tie Times: The supreme
court have decided the soldier-votine Law
unconstitutional. Judges Chris.lancy,
Campbell, and Cooley pronounced opir-
ions Judge Martin delivered no opinion,
but stated that Le would do 30. and, for
the present, inolineI to dissent. THE
elects great many democrats to Office,
and gives sever2! democratic members Of
he legislature their seats Thank God
for an independen, judiciary
Detroit, Jan. e.
lac Mic igan supreme court, to-day. +.
decided soldier roiipg law IN tbs STATE
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GOLD.
New York,

New York, Jan. 30.
Gold has been weak with bpt little move
ment, and tho price appears to have fallen
from lis own weight The prise opened
=, IA and during the morning touched
2lE. 1t ~aa subsequently, reported AZ
pa again CIossj al olit
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T The Green Bav Aduecote is willing
that such men as NJ. a. CaRPEsTER, Nc
Aa1nug, ALLEN, WHEELER, LEWIS, .AIR
CHILD, ard other renegades. should return
to The Democratic party. Confederate
.4irOeatf!
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Frcn the Plains.


Omaha, Jan %.
TIE Indiana that burned the gove'n.
meat hay. ran oif the stock a. Valley S.s-
tion YESTERDAY p, ahd came down the road
70 DAY. lhev burned two ranches near
J Juleabnrg, and ran off AGO more cattle
They have ~" gone 10 .he direction Of
Fort Laramie.
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THg SENIOR BrsHoP Bishop Hopkins,
Of Vermont, is now, by seniority, tue
presiding bishop Of the Protestant Fps
copa' church in this country. Il is said
that he has been invited to make al pls-
copal visitation to iha: par. Of Louisiana
nov in the federal lines. No bishop has
teen seen there since the detection from
The church TO the army Ct The rebel Gen.
bishop p0k
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H We learn tha. Mr. G. L. SAITH has
been obliged to resign his position as
Principal of the School in Dis,rc, No. .,
on account of the illness Of his wife
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TOW IN AND COUNTRY

rF TIE memorial to Congress for
haIbor at Msntoroc, las passed both
houses ofihe Legislature.
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STATE DEsTs.-The recent messages Of
the Governors Of the .everal States, show
the debt of each to be as follows. These
debts have mainly been incurred IN the
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-02-03

New jersey, the sole remaining Dem O.
cratic state in the north, has no state debt.
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LET Philadelphia, Jan. q.
The following specia! dispatch TO the
Evening Ieleqraph says;
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Gen. Dick In! loy succeeds hin III com
naul.