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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-27

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-27
SAVANNAH.
Arrival Of the Rebecca Clyde
with Supplies from New
York for the People,
ke., ke., lie.

The steamship United States Captain Shes, from ga
vannah, reached this port yesterday
When the vessel left Hilton Head report was preva-
Lent TO tho effect that forces Pocotago had cap
tured two thousand prisoners and three guns on the Up
Der Broad river
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-27

- " FORTREf N0sbDK, jan. =, ltoo.
The gunboat Advance arrived from Fort Fisher MS
morning with portion OF the VI The blseksde
runners stag and Charlotte, captured the 2ls inst
while endcavoring into Wilmington with carSoss
Of rcs blankets, 1c, being ignorant Of the occupation
u Fort Fisher by our forces.
The nht before tho capture o hese vessels the block
ado runner Owl, commanded by Captain MANI came
very near making q similar Insake; but, suspcoying
something wrong Ia Supposed In the signal ighs Of
our forces made her &pe. aud succeeded In GLIDING
the vigilance our cruisers tho alert for blockade
runners
Another blockade runner was, however, eaptnred 90
set Sunday morning on Fort Fisher but her name WA
not asosrtained.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-27

kEwBkRs, Jan. -, 1900.
ADDITIONAL CONCERNING Tm DESTRUCTION on rn RAnRoAp
BRIDGE ACROSS ROANOKE RIvxR.
learn from reliable SOURCES, amply eorroborated,
that the larger portion Of the great bridge the Weldon
railroad was destroyed by the heavy rains Il 10 estI
mated that upwards of four hundred feet thus dos
,royed. This bridge the Roanoke river above
Weldon and Is partially built island and has over
been regarded Of the most important railroad
bridges in the South Snce the inception Of the rebel
lion the importance Of this bridge has increased such
extent as 70 render its preservation matter Of most
serious Importance to the rebels will doubtless,
qure at least months 10 rebuild 40 TO be equally
durable and massive.
THE worsnEp rRon FORT usgER.
Some four hundred OF the MANNED and wounded
heroes Of Fort Fisher have been Morehead City
for hospital treatment, Surgeon Milford sho medical
director Of the district has made prompt and energetic
arrangements 70 secure them careful attention and skill
full treatment
PERSONAL.
Bngadier General Palmer aud Captain Judson, the
assistant adutant general Of this district departed
for the North on brief visit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-27

Lent to tho effect that forces near P0cotago had cap
ted two thousand prisoners and three guns the Up
per Broad river
Mr.. ID. p. Conyngham's Despatch.
ss SAVANNAH, Ca, Jan. 20, 1895
ARRIVAL sUrpIHs SAVANNAH.
The steamship Rebecca Clyde from New York, arrived
d this city yesterday evening with large cargo OF pro-
visions. The committee Messrs. Baxter, Lathrop and
Babcock received by the Mayor and Captain vsals
on the part Of General Geary
The Mayor thanked the committee and the hind PEG.
pie Of the North for their generosity in coming forward
literally and promptly TO relieve the susrngs Of the
poor Of Savannah He took occasion TO pay very high
compliment to General Geary's wise and impartial admit
nisration while Governor OF the city 'He has,n said
the Mayor RESTORED order out Of chaos and made tho
people OF Savannah feel that the Northern army has
como among them TO ruin or piage them. Iifs and
property have beenas safe during the federal occupation
as II ever had been under civil rale.'
Captain veae, OF General Gcary's star replied In
short but pointed address, in which he assured the Mayor
that the federal officers and soldiers had always treated
the people Of the South with kindness and forbearancc
and hoped that they would again Join In one bond
Of brotherhood for the preservation and welfare Of orr
common country. He also thanked the Mayor for his
high euodum ON General Geary and assured him that
The Generals object promote the welfare Of savan
nah and make her citizens feel that the Northern army
was not Irimicai 70 the South.
The committee met again last night at General Gearys
beadqusrtcrs and arranged with the General The bss
mode OF distributing the provisions.
Captain veae has taken charge Of tho snangements
He has already stored and commenced 70 issue them.
Captain veaie 10 upright impartial ofHcsr, whose
heart open the cries Of distress coming oven from
an enemy In his hands there 10 full assurance that all
arrangements viii DO promptly and wisely carried out
News from San Francisco.
IL Ban rHAs0soo Jan a5 1895
since the market decline In gold a. New York and the
corresponding decline Of prices me value OF merchan.
diss here has prcporouateiy advanced and Tho ten.
dency si upwards confidence being strong M 70 the
future OF our markets
The mining and asrculsurai prospects In California
Oregon and Eevada promise Increased Yields
The United States Revenue Collector has ssixed large
quantity o tobacco aud cigars for evasion Of the excise
The British Columbia ande vanoouveYs laland touy-
rails agating the subject Of forming union between
those two colonies Public mesungs aAso beng held
for the same purpose
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-01-12

LEossLATuRE.-This Institution In
organized, and is now in running s,i.,
In the House. Jake Stotlsr, Of ruOO5,
was chosen Speaker; and D. B. Emn.,
Of Fort Scott. Clerk. In the Semi.
Smith Devirney. Of johnson, was cha,
Secretary; and Mr.. Newbsrry. ofths lSa
knows where, Assistant.
Stotler is an Anti Lsne Lane man. ,Da
a pretty good fellow, only he has f,llo
from his ancient faith. Emmsrt is It
present Lane. His election Is On sxsuDl,
Of the virtue Of perseverance,. as h. bu
been trying for tie Clsrkship for 10!
thesa many years. DNyinney is doubles.
Lsne man, ns he was until recen,l,
Pro-Slavery Democrat. And Nesbsrr,
isscspital. No. l good fellow. Ws don,
know him frota . side of sole leather, bu,
we take it for granite d tb., Ne i, a good
fellow. until We find out to ,bs euntrst,.
Stotlsr and Emmer, are printers. d..
vinney was an editor. il not printer, and
probably Neuberry is a printer too. Tbs
craft is looking up. We expect them to
take care esthe interests Of the pres.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-01-12

The DRAFr.-The President Has cslel
for 900. 900 men. and the quo,a Of K,nU.
is ssii to be about l.000-sorss ;sSs
ssy more. and that there is ais, dsfeit
to make up on former calls, which uis
double the number. II not RAISED By he
18th Of February. draft will take pln
But one month remains, and We have -
yet heard Of no efforts to preren. the dir'
grace CT a draft in Kansas, whirh has
heretofore sailed clear OF it. The qnotr
for each sub-district in Kansas has no.
vet been announced. bnt doubtless will be
within a few days; but we suppose the
qnota for Iowa Township will range from
7 to Is. Means should be taken to 's'
curs the foil number Of volunteers, or
somebody will be called for who is not
ready to 60.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-01-12

SENDING FOR MAGAzrNEs.-We will
again repeat. that our offer to procure GER
tain Magazines and papers ct the lowest
club prices for single Numbers, extends
only to subscribers OF the Chief. We re-
ceived . letter, the other day, in which
the writer acknowledged that he was not
subscriber, but nevertheless requested
as to send for Magazine for him. las
present to his lady love. we sGppose;) and
he did not even SO much as enclose .
stamp for Us to prepay postage on ths
order for the Magazine. However. We
sent for it; but we shall do SO in no more
such cases. Those who do not desire to
take the Chief, are at perfect liberty to
follow their desires; but we have procured
our arrangements with the Magazines for
the benefit Of our patrons; and those who
do not choose to become such, should no,
have the cheek to ask share OF the ben
e6ts intended for those who do.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-01-12

Par PaIcE.-Price is sea- .s.i,
dead. for about the ninth time. po'd =,
port appears to be generally ,..,. s.
He is said to have died .udd,nl. "'''
Now-Ysar's Day, at Dool.y's P.... %
f.yetts County. Arkansas. of An,,, La
It is to be hoped he will "ss.y ds,s :
this time. >There were worse r,b.l. -
Price, but none whose influence Wa, 'a
perniciOus. Had i. not been f., I''' S:
the troubles in Missouri woula loD,
have ceased. But the Nisson,i n,
had nnbouuded faith in prics N
looked for his coming. a, the I.,,.,;..'I
do the coming of their Messiah "
matter how far distant he may h.r. be-, ~
or what obstacles were in his Va, !,
slwsys expected him within . ,-w v,.r.
and many fat turkey and other d.r..
cy were carefully preserved to rep,ls r..
ct his coming. Even II be is dad ~
Missouri rebels will not be able to RAIL-
the fact and many fat gobbler viii.
permitted to grow old and touch -,
many . jar Of sweetmests to tn,D .,-'
and mould in snug cupboards, while ,b.;;,
possessors are boarding them. and wan.
ing and watching for the coming Of Pr,
But be said his late invasion Of Mi,,o,,; .;
was to be bis last. Perhaps it wa.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-01-12

-FAers FOR SoLaERs. Tbrorghou! the
Indian and Crimesn Camp, ,ign', the only
merlicines which Pross. themselves able
tn cure the worst cs-es Of Dyssntey,
Scnrvy AMI Fever. were RoLLowAr's FILLS
xsroNrssSr. Therefore. let every Va'
unteer see that be is suppfs'f with then.
IF the render OF this "noffce" cam"
get a boz of Pills or Ointment from The
drug srors IN his place, let him writ' 70
me, so Maiden Lam, enclosing n
amount, and l will mail q box free
expense. Many dealers will bcs fsp
my medicines on hand because they c'O'
not make as much profit as on other per.
sons' make. IS cents, IS cents 'O'
81 40 per box or pot.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-01-12

BU7LER RELrEyEp.-The Presidsus DIV
relieved Gen. Butler of the comnsod "
the Army Of the james, and OF The W
partment Of Virginia and North CT'l'"
and ordered him to report at boW'il' Hr
sschusetts. So Gays the City POis' cor
respondent Of the New York Herald !"
Lowell is his home, it looks little n''
laying him on tho shelf. Psrhsp' W
Wilmington failure was the "0'''"
cause of this action.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-01-12

John Besbe, for work done on the Court
House, l0l
D. Carmichael, cash paid for arrest of
William Dunn, IS
d. Carmichael, for services and expenses
In pursuit of William Dunn. IS
d. Carmichael, for boarding Jacob Ed
wards in Atchison Jail, q
D. Carmichael, for boarding Jos. Cruise
and Edward Eye 1 Atchison Jail. Is
G. G. Camp, services as Superintendent
of Public Instruction, l2(
Estate of G. B. Hamilton, for 1000 feet
of Walnut Lumber used in repairing
Court ifouse, IS
J. F. Rabbit, for services q District At
torney, 80
E. H. Grant for printing blank Admins
tration letter., blank Guardians Bonds
for Probate Judge, and 1900 blank
county warrants tor Oe.aty pnard - 81
Q. W. Hargis, balance for guarding Jail, l9
BENZ Harding amount paid for wood for
Register Of Deeds office, ~
]. B. Maynard, for services as Probate
Judge since July LIST, 1863, and for Sta
tionery and fuel for use Of the Office. 200
E. J. Jenkins, for services as County
Clerk for and including December
term, 1868, to and including January
term, 1864, g
isaac f0Wers, Jr., Tor services ae Daillu
at December term District Court, 1863, q
Jackson Selover, for team to bring pris-
oners from Elwood, ~
Charles w. Stewart, for services as bai
If at December term Dist. Court, 1853
E. G. Crabb, for services as Deputy
Sheriff at Decenber term of District
Court, 1868, 6l
E. Jenkins, services as Deputy Dis
trict Attorney attending Habess Csr-
pus cases before Probate Court by or
der OF said Court, Is
W. d. Beeler, for experimenting repairs
on the Jail and Court House, u z
VI. D. Beeler, fer services as Sheriff in
County and State business from De.
cember term to and including January
term of County Court, 237
". d. Beeler, cash paid for material TO
repair the Court House and Jail and for
stove purchased for the same, 81 571
Vim. ]. 0rem, for services as County
Commissioner, 3 days, 90
E. D. McCleIlsnd, do go
David Lee. do 80
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-01-12

~ The Nsmsbs Courier nas
fns vignetts for its heading. ~ i'
,e..u..tiOu of .b. immensely Of sp's. ,
fore the creation. The leading is'
darkness. /. is very handsome. =,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-01-12

H The citizens and ladies Of ~"
Scott bsvs besn making haDdsoms p
ssnts to james Dunlsvy. tho DO! W.
captured Marmsduks. That Is rlsn'-
is brsvs, lad. and deserves tbs i''0,'
Bu. he should have been permitted 70 =.
knowledge the receipt Of the slfss' - rs,
own simple, unostsntstious manner. ,:,.,.,;,
whole effect is spoiled by the n','~ ,~
and aovsry nonsense which 'on'''.,. '.,.
possessed Of more moonshIns tn''
mon sense. got up for bis benefit 'na !"
decd him to submit ss his rssP00''
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-01-12

H It is reported that F. r. ., D ,
SEN, has made another attempt NV ),
now at Richmond. whether be "''' ..i, -.
the consent of the President, to 's'''
how JEFF. Davis feels on the Pes''
ton. Perhaps Lincoln is only l'tsas nn.Ir
that be has showed the "bes" ~.
under, in order to mollify JEFF, 'nd DD
him listen to reason.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-01-12

SHERMAN Sherman is still at Savan-
nah. organizing another extensive cam
paign. His destination is said to be
Charleston, and that the fleet Of iron clads
will Co operate with him.
Savannah is reported more loyal than
any Southern city that has yet been cap
tured by our forces. Large meetings have
been held. at which brother OF General
Hsrdee took leading part. to urge upon
the State authorities measures to secure
the return of Georgia to the Union.
There is q report that Sherman has in
formed the President that the State an
thorities Of Georgis are taking tbs neces-
sary steps to place the State in her old
position in the Union.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-01-12

@The CALI House. ct Louisville.
wss destroyed BY FIRE. on Wsdensdg
morning. The rsmsins of two ladies
have already bssn found in the ruins.-
The cause Of The Gre has not yst been ~
esrtained. ss.,,- a...., - 80 - .
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-01-12
WHITE CLOUD. KANSAS:
So: January II, 1862
p..c, Ruxons.-Ths telegraph brings

PEAcs RunoRs.-Ths telegraph brings
m peace rumors, which seem to bear
the semblancs of probability. 1t is said
tha. Gen. Singleton. Of Illinois, we'll
known Pescs Democrat, has gone to
Richmond. to cooperate with Mr.. BLAIR.
Also, that the Rsbel Congress. in secret
session, has appointed Peace Commission
ers, who have already gone to Grants
army. Ex-Gov. Orr. of South Caro-
lima; Ex-C Congressman Gilmer. of North
Carolins Ex.Gov. Rives. of Virginia ;
and Vice President Stephens. are said to
be of the Commission. and are now on
their way to Washington. Report further
says, that JEFF. Davis is strongly inclined
to peace, and that Lincoln will offer len.
lent terms. A general amnesty will bs
granted to all persons engaged in the re-
bellion. without any exceptions, and the
rebels are to lay down their srrS. and
acknowledge the supremacy Of the United
States Government. But the total ab-
olition of Slavery will be insisted upon.
The demand will not be for immediate
abolition, but measures must be taken to
accomplish that end IS sooa as practiea-
bic. 1t is said, also, that the removal of
Gen. Butler is part of the programme,
that the rebels may not h,ve any COM
plant in that matter. This is the sub
stance Of the report. 1t may be mere SEN
sation. but there is updoubtsdss some
move E,ent on foot looking to peace.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-01-12
H Since our last issue, We hsvs been

~ Since our last issue. We hsvs besp
informed that . letter has besn received
from . member Of the Ksnsss 18th. ct
Fort Smith. the writer of which states
that two prisoner. who escaped from the
rebels. report that Rev. Mr.. Gardner wss
not killed BY the bushwhacksrs, but Was
captured. and was prisoner ct Taylor.
in Texas. The truth is. each man in
camp has his own story concerning every
event, and We doubt whether any Of them
know the fate of Mr.. Gardnes. :
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-01-12

.@ The order for the s7''u'l.a ID
Fort Smith has been coon.e' ssl 70
Il was too rich treat to Do 'u, .;aus
dry. and the stealing WILL
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-01-12

Missouri FREE The Missouri State
Convention passed an ordinance Of imme-
diate Emancipation. at noon on Wedues-
day. 1t is short and sweet, and to the
point. Here it is:
Be il ordained BY tie People Of the State Of
Missouri, in Come nfion assembled, That here
after, in this State, there shall be neither sls-
very nor involuntary servitude. except in pun
ishment Of crime whereof the party shall have
been duly convicted; and all persons held 70
service or labor as slaves, are hereby declared
free. l.f ~
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-01-12
r. An exchange boasts Of . b

r. An exchange boasts Of bsm
having been presented to the editor BY .
"Fsther in Israel" There wss not much
generosity in that act. . it is we'll known
that the Fathers in Israel, and the child
rem Of Israel too. regard il Is sin to eat
ham.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-01-12

/0INDrAN FIGHT ON THE PLANs.-The In-
disns on the Plains arr again troublesome.
A severe fight occurred in the vicinity Of
Julesburg. few days ago. The Indians
attacked the Overland coach. and plum
dered Q station-house. Lieut. O'Brien.
in command at Julesburg, Immediately
marched out and attacked the Indisns.
A hard fight ensued. but the Indians were
finally routed. and fled, pursued by the
troops. The Indians are said to have
been $1,000 strong. consisting OF Chey-
ennes. Comsnches. Arapahoes. Kiowss.
Lieut. O'Brien's loss was ten or fifteen.
The Indians lost almost thirty Eve killed.
and many wounded. Their leading Chief
is reported among the killed.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-01-12
ETbs Grasshopper Falls Jeifsrsoui.

an comes to Us again. tits priated -
like crsw-iish crawls. The hsad is on
the tsii-ths 6rst page il the iast-or,
like the Irishman's cabin, the frunt do OF
il ON the back side. A 6rst-class devil
should 90 down there and put the con-
esn to rights. I
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-01-12
April 18th, 1864.

Peter Mohr, amount of Erroneous Tax
refunded to said Mohr,
Samuel Neese, Petit Jury fee December
term, 1868,
J. Parker, for killing wolves in Doniphan
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-01-12

Henry Boder Jr. Clerks fees in Case Of an
State Vs. Charles Highly ~
Sheriff . fees in same
H Boder Jr. Clerks fees in Case Of O.
State vs Orissn Conklin s0
E. 6. Crabb, Sheriff 8 fees in same
B Blandin, Grand Jury witness lees M
Sentemhoe Term, District Court, l664 w
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-01-12

q Boder jr. District Clerks fees In
Case Of State vs. A g Ege
e G Crabb, Sheriff's fees in sama
Henry Boder Clerks fees in Case Of
State vs.. G s. Hough
E G Crabb, Sheriffs fees in same
Henry Boder jr. Clerks fees in Case Of
State vs.. David Lloyd
H Boder jr. Clerks fees in Case Of
State vs.. Benjamin McCars
H Boder, jr. Clerks fees In Case Of
State vs.. William Vickery
EG Crabb, Sheriff 5 fees in same
H Boder jr. Clerks fees in Case of
State ys. John Goforth
Charles Rappelye, fees for making up
Tax Books for 1854
@ G Wheeler do
s Brownell do
E Jenkins do
o.. f.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-01-12

E D McClelland do II
David Lee do IL
E JJenkins. for services - County
Clerk n
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-01-12

Henry Boder, Jr., Clerks fees in case Of
State vs. WIN. M. Gillespie.
W. D. Beeler, Sheriff . fees in same,
Henry B der, Jr., Clerks fees 10 case Of
State VS.. Daniel O'Rorka.
Henry Boder, Jr., Clerks fees in case Of
State VS.. ]. w. Ray,
W. D. Beeler, Sheriff's fee in same,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-02
Saturday Evenings Edit on.
FROm NEW YORK

NEW YORK, Dec. 81.
The WorLd's City Point special, of the
29th, says: A demonstration has been made
in front of the 9th Corps for the past few
days, indicating offensive movements by
the rebels. It was thought by some they
desired to conceal the removal of troops q
portion for Lynchburg, or in that direction,
to operate against Sheridan, and another
to aid the forces at Wilmington or Charles
ton. A deserter reports that ne was told
that General Lee Contemplated a move
ment within. thirty dsysrwhich would as
tonish the world.
General Butler and staff arrived at All
ken's Landing on the 2sth.
A lady, on her way North from Rich
mond, represents that the officers in the
city were mora gloomy than ever. Declar-
stions that the rebel cause is hopeless are
openly made among the people. Southern
politicians visit the army daily TO eneour-
ago the soldiers.
The HeralGs New Orleans correspond
ents says two recent expeditions from Nor
ganzia, into the interior of Louisiana, have
met with great success, in breaking up
guerrilla camps, capturing stores, &c.
Twenty-Five hundred rebels, under Writ
Adams and Scott, wers threatening Baton
Rouge on the Path.
Richmond papers, of the 2sth, say that
Mosby's wound is not mortal.
The rebel House of Representatives
made the inquiry Of JEFF. Davis if pass
ports had been granted young men who do
not wish to be in at the death of the Con-
fsderaey on their arrival at fighting age.
The Richmond Examiner says that the
exchange of prisoners is about to be re-
sumed at Wilmington.
The Richmond Examiner says the fol-
lowing officers have been received at the
Hotel de Libby since Sunday last; Colonel
u. s. Hanson, 37th Kentucky Mounted
Rifles Colonel B. G.. Hutchins, New York
Cavalry; First-Lieutenant 7. H. Tripping,
I'd New York Mounted Rifles; First
Lieutenant ]. Evans, s7th New York; L.
A. COWick, Surgeon in Chief Shermsn's
army.
The Juarez Government of Mexico Of
fers bounty of 5000 to volunteers from
foreign countries who will enter its military
service.
+ A fresh rebellion had broken out In Car
thagenis, but was crushed in a battle
fought on the 9th Of December.
It appears that there were 1877 sick sol
diers on the North America when she
went down. Only 81 out of 269 persons
board were saved. She had also a valu-
able cargo of cotton board.