The Doniphan County Patriot from Troy, Kansas • 2

LATEST iEWS. THE' PATRIOT. E. II. Git A NT.

musketry with cinnn shot at t-hort intervals lasted for two hours. Tb 1 was at a rebrl encampment of infantry and cavelry 1.500 strong. Twenty Confederate prisoners were taken Our troops drove those of the enemy is good reason to believe lh Beauregard is evacuating CoriiiM but he is quite as likely to towards Mobile as Grand Junction. April 2S. The steamer Ktellu, from Pittsburg Landing yesterday, ruichod here thi-4 morning.

Our 'army still al; The ireneral tngagt-mcu. Anna Brant, do do do do do 2 S2 2 1 3 10 Bessy, Joel Ryan. John Wood. Frump, Ingersoll, do Henry lioder Jr District Cl'k fee3 in criminal cases, 1S2 II Ilanson, witness fees ia the case of the State vg Starwalt, State vs Win Woodford JchnM Claughliu witness fees, 2 Ingersoll, do 12 JohuBolion, do .12 ItterGroh, do 5 State of Kansas yb James Carr: 11 li St Clear Witness fees. do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do Nicholas Wykert, Garner Kelly Sollers, Stembangh, Spencer Brown, James Miller, Willipm Simouds Mrs.

Dunn, SB Houd, Alinorvia Wyria, Wm. Bayley, Afartha Stockinga, Ellen Fnrgeson, Toomas lurgeson, 'jEdwin Guion, Solomon Calvin, John Cummins, Jamea Williams. Mrs 3 2 2 1 5 J70 2 3 1 2 5 4 2 1 2 2 2 70 df'70 90 State ot Kansas vs Thomas "WarburtOD; A Jki Furgeson, witness fees, Say ward, do Reuben Fields, do State vs Wm Neal: Smith, witness fees, JohhnWood, do State vs John Hobougb: Thomas Devolt, witness fees, Richard Garret, do Nancy Mathison, do Cm Devolt, do Charles Blakely, do Jacob Cline, do Cnpr, do filisha Frump, do A Reaton, do Stephen Stewart, do II Lohnes, do vs Sawyer: 2 5( 2 50 1 30 2 00 2 00 2 2 2 2 2 2 3 8 2 2 3 60 00 7( 00 00 00 00 CO 50 00 40 40 50 20 Theodore Oolins, witness lees, 2 Btate vs Jb Clements: Geo Hildebrand, witness fees 2 65 Flickenger, do 2 40 State vs John ilcGill Flickenger, witness fees, 2 40 George Hildebrand, 2 65 State of Kansas, vs Blackstono: Ellea Riley, witness fees, 12 20 John Riley, de 12 00 Territory of Kansas vs Norman, 70 70 310 170 70 7 George Edwards, do Territory vs Rocky wife, James Willis, witness fees, George Harrison, do Daniel Snyddcr, do Geo Williams, do Mock bee, do Harrison Calvert, do William Kirby, do Maynard, do 11 Hundell, do Territory vs David Berry: John Staumlf, witness fees, David Martin, do Jerry James, do Robert Wright, do John Mc Sparen do Territory vs Blankenship: George Norman, witness tees, Sara'l Wardecker, do Philip Itarlin, do Territory ts Patrick Kcrly: Francis M'Coy, witness fees, John Volic, do John Volner, do A Foreman, iustice's fees. 1 69 00 1 1 80 00 00 uo i i 10 80 3 3 3 00 70 30 70 10 1 1 3 State of Kansas vs as Carr Edwin Guion, constables fues HB Si Clear, Fleming-, A Kincaid, William We.rtou, Wm Hughes, George Tooft CIO do do dodo do 3 1 0 1 r. 4 5'J 2 50 2 20 2 40 2 10 2 60 2 GO 2 50 2 00 3 00 3 00 3 00 2 30 3 00 2 50 2 50 4 45 4 44 5 25 4 75 4 75 3 25 5 75 5 15 2 50 5 75 ykert, witness fee James Miller, Samuel King, Minervia Wiria, Sarah Dunn, Amelia Dunn.

St Clear, John Houd, do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do -do Jo do Samuel Houd, William Simons Samuel Hartwell John Leisure. Robert Stum ban trh Levi Silence, EJwin Gnioi, James Skimer, Solomon Calvin, Daniel Moroiw, Thomas Furgeson, Lewis Waithman, Henry Silvers. Ira Stockings, Martha Stockings Fleming, Payne, 35 Charles Rogers, Jo 1 75 John Cummins, do 4 25 Boyd, taking evidence do 10 00 Sopir, justice's cost, do 10 00 John Shusrart. do do 10 00 State vs Gilbert Georsre el al Lyman Nash, justce cost, 17 40 Wm Weston, constable's eost, 8 40 Wm Harvie, do 7 75 75 John A pier. do A Larzeifcre, do 3 10 50 80 70 90 Thomaa Merrick, dar "i John Lawkr, do James Merril, do 2 IV 2 10 50 1 00 85 85 Mark Newman, do Charles Rifenburg witness fees, Mark Newman, do 40 James Merrill, 85 85 Heury Wilson, cio James lace.

do do do do do do do do do do do boarding 1 1 1 70 70 50 QK Abner Pace, Peter Groh, Clements, John Hood, John Whitehead 85 S5 15 85 85 85 85 S5 Hoadly, Hugh Caesid', A Mowry, Henry Filman, Win Thomas, 11 Stone, Sarah Galloway. prisoner, do 75 Plowman, clerking 2 days, 2 00 Sampson iMations, prosecuting att'y fee in the case ot State vs Gilbert et al 5 00 Barrow, constable fees in sundry state cases. 55 55 Hunt. Diintiner Conntv warrants, Crossfiel, Post mortem examinations, Hunt, printing Delin 11 50 60 00 quent tax list 1859, 756 00 Hunt, printing blank indictments, 5 00 Bennett, recording as- "sessment, 20 00 Plumuser, guarding jail 4 00 John Osborh, work on court room. 1 00 John Kotsch, room rent, 7 00 Bennett, assessor's fees, 100 00 A Taylr, assessing Iowa Tp 180 00 A Dougerty, asssssing Wayne Twp, Hunt, assessing Washington Tp Johnson, assessing Centre Tp Sopir, justices fees in the case Kt the State vs John Cummins, Camp, county att'y fees in sundry cases, do do do Sept 3.

Maynard, cash paid for locks, for Probate Office, 90 00 87 50 87 50 3 55 35 00 70 00 1 25 Geo Hough, sheriff 's fees special term 139 25 John Whitehead, comtnis- sioner 8 tees, Eli Gabbert, do' Jacob Pierae. do Nov 14. Bernard Blondon, lor book HD publishing road 30 00 36 00 33 00 92 00 50 50 40 80 40 00 45 55 55 35 55 45 65 75 05 75 75 75 05 10 10 00 25 25 75 60 5a 60 SO 00 iK'tice, -do printing 5 00 3sessor? blanks, 0tl 15 00 do publishing electiu- proclamation, -fiO. 00 do printing blank 6u poenas, bLmk surumonr. notice to tax payers, )3 00 do printing blank dictments, advertising, ecu, 39 oq Spencer Brown, coronersf 31 00 Inquest over the body ftbtVeVvTo: Saml Alward, jury photogA Henderson James Gallowav ainp1 u- -J ed as 50 i A Well Brady, Henry Wagner, ioiiaof George Earhart, constables, but a 25 IFilliam Brvan, wituesfj f.ot rA- 50 James Bryan, deiiueati 50 Robert Mc Sparen.

cnption; K( Mark Vogan, or-M Tl il 50 Ironest over the bodfpt 0 Hamilton, Spenwr Brown, coroners 50 50 50 Sami 1 liou.J, Jury tecs, John iriloa.l, do IHu Bailv, do 50 50 10 50 0ISml 11 iggin, do ffWm, Simons. lo James Miller, foes, JKndworti. stationery. Henry. Boder Jr Co Clerk fees, 331 15 Dec 2.

State vs fuchard Stickncy, II Luce, Justice's fees. State ts Rifenburg, et al II Justice's tees. 2 05 1 75 Inquest over the body of A Rincaid Luce, iustice's fees as coroiiiT, George Earhart, constable tees, Joseph Crippen, jury fees, Henry Moore, do Charles Rogers, do Hiram II Frazer, do Joseph Williams, do David Staly, do Solomon Calvin, witness feea, George Harrier, do Jatns iniliams. do I 5 90 115 50 50 50 50 50 50 75 75 75 00 Sopir, lor drawing 2 00 Alfred clerking at election, Sopir, correcting assessment. Henry Boder Jr copying tax book for 1861 and entering 2 00 00 taxes therein, and bounty Clerk's tees, 800 00 Dec 23.

Mc Cubbin for keeping and boarding prisoner prisoner transferred from" Doni 1m11 TO AU'lilswil in the case of State rs Jas Carr. 114 00 James Mavnard Probate 1 Judge fecR, 260 66 Pierce, Co Co niinissi oners fees, 18 00 ECase, do do 15 00 State vs Jacob lYibblc, Pliny Soper, Justice tees: John Shugart, constable's fees, James TFilliams, witness 12 40 14.20 1 75 1 45 1 45 1 45 1 75 75 75 tees. Win Baily, Julien Hazeu, Alonzo Hazen, Jacob Lavering, Samuel Clevenger, James Miller, dodo do do do do Total amount 62 la testimony whereof, I have subscribed rnv name, and tiffixed the Seal of the County Conrt at office in Troy this twenty-eighth day of April A. D. 1882.

E. JENKINS, Clerk. PUBLIC MEETIHO. On Saturday Jast, one of the largest and most enthusiastic meetings ever held in Doniphan County was convened At the Con rt House. Ow: ing to circumstances beyond our control, the issue of our paper was delayed until late in the afternoon, so that it was impossible for to personally attend, although earnestly solicited and very desirous of doing so.

There wera spirited and stirring speeches by Col. Ege, Capt. Laeze-leee and others, and an able defense of the resolutions by E. J. Jenkins.

We do not see that there is anything objectionable in the Preamble and resolutions. The exigencies of the times require active, stringent measures. Traitors must not be harbored, aided or abetted, neither must law lessness be permitted. The Union man of Kansas must be awake and prove that they are so by their acts, if they would secure the future safety of their lives and property. These resolutions were not intended to clash with the military authority here, have refeienc to the civil laws, which ought not to be superseded by the military, unless there ij a clear, imperative necessity.

The good work goes bravely on Njw Orleans has Iwen reclaimed from secession and our troops are in quiet possession of the city. We have no particulars, more than thaf there was a hard and well-fought battle. The fall of New Orleans dispirits as vull it may the Con-fedei atrs. Soon Commodore Foote will carry his victorious forces down to Memphis, while those below will com up and the blocka io of th Mississippi will be There has leen skirmishing near Corinth, in which the Union troops wcru victors, but no serious battle yet. Thj Federal army before Yorktown arc proceeding with their intrenehment, the rebels not being ablo to pruvuJit The Governor of Nurdi Carolina has boon imprisoned in Richmond for uttering Union sentiments.

Tho rgg has possession of ab the polls but one. Success attends ournrms in Texa and the war would senn to hi drawing to a clo Among tho complimenYs'ry n(ti cos of onr coteiaporari(s, which have Wforc going, to prvs. we value most highly the following, from the St. Joseph Mouninu TlIIS DoNlPHAS CoUJfTY PATRIOT. This is tho titlu of a new weekly papal published in Troy, Doniphan county, Kansas, by Dr.

II. Gratit. In his salutatotv 1jk savs he is 'in tavor of the Union under any and all circumstances in favor of putting down the rebellion with a strong hand in favor of the restriction and gradual blotting out of shivery in favor of Western measures rtnd Western growth and development in ftvor of a National highway upon a National and central route in favor of a reasouable and just protection to homo manufactures in favor of strict economy in tire ad- i ministration of every part of the government. Mr. Grant is a son of Dr.

Grant, formerly a Missionary among the Nustorinns. We JhinW -he Wil in I "Pel's i in the venr 1 85. We WvTe (raised in the sfttne town, fttid went 1 to tne. sain senooi, wan yotuif Grant, and, wo had never Sien hi iu since 1810. till this spring, we found him as full of zeal, fire and ambition as ever.

Hu is capable of getting up a tirst rate ik-ws-psqvr, and the Patriot gives tvi-dencc of his talent in that linu. Th Patriot is to be th paper ot Doniphan county, and tru-Jt it will receivo a arfy support from th. residents of that highly favorc I portion ot Kansis. Cipture of I1.ir O.ltiuj 3jTrail. Four Moxrtoft.

April 2 -J. To lion. E. M. Stanton News of thy occupation of New.

Orleans by our forces is' co'fefn ini-d to-day. No other news Jouk Wool, Gen. Couimuding A flag of truco to-day took dispatches and. letters to prisoners. Papers were received, stating, that the telegraph operators having left New Orleans, there is no news from thre.

The operators attempt to return, but found tht city occupied bv Federal forces and skeedauled." WAsnisarox, April 20. Advices irta the department of th.e Shnandoti received to-day. General Hanks, notwithstanding bad roads, is cautiously pushing forward towards Stanton, being now within a few miles of that place. It is doubted whether Jackson will make a stand on that point, for fear of being flanked by our column from the mountain department. Pittsburg, April 25.

Yesterday morning tilty deserters came within the lines herefrom Corinth. They state that Beauregard was retreating Grand Junction, on the railroad between Corinth and Memphis. Tiiis sems probable, as for a dav or two la rge bodies of the enemy have appeared near our lines evidently as a Hind, while tho main body escaped- Gtn, Ilalleck yestarday morning immediately ordered a general advance, and the front line, including Gen. llurlburts division, now rests at Shiloh Meeting House four miles from Corinth. A reconnolsance in force of fiv thousand cavalry was also made andlargo bodios ot rebels discovered.

Sharp skirmishes wer constantly occurring, and one a rapid fire ot SEEDS FOR DISTRIBUTION. Our subscribers can obtain, free, at the Patriot of DWARF BROOM CORN SUED, It grows about four feet high, with a very ne brush. It should be plarted with joint broom corn to produce medium sizjd stalk ad brush. RICE CORN SEED. I Grows a recumbent cluster head.

And should bs cut off as soon as ripe. It does well, when boiled, for soup and hominy is also the kind unground food for chickens. CHICK PEA ILLINOIS COFFEE PEA Also called the Pigeon pea, or pn btt.v. 0ang Juid bought soinf of these rtcvotly at 1,000 a bushel. It is used for colfee 50ups, but is not as good as Okra or Gumbo.

WEST INDIA GHERKIN SEEDS. Raised exelusivttly for piekleG. Should be cultivated as cucumbers. The fanners of Northern Kansas have tried pretty thoroughly the raising -of corn and wheat for market, and find since the supply exceeds tho home demand, and they must seek another market that it will not pay. It is true that the blockade of the Mississippi hai worked greatly to our disadvantage, but after the blockade is raised and commerce is.

restored to is customary channels, the transportation of such bulky and heavy articles will eat up all profit. Under these circumstances, farmers should look around to see if there is not something that will pay butter. The raising of sheep in Kansas cannot fail to bo profitable when properly and intelligently attended to. The government tax on dogs must diminish those enemies of sheep, and when it becomes the interest ot the community to atten to it, the wob will soon ba extirpated. The cost of shepherds to look after the sheep would bo less than the interest n'sc-BMarj ro raise grain.

TI13 capital necessary to embark in the business would not be mor3 than is rquird to a farm and get it in working order. Wool always commands cash in the market: and the oust of transportation being a very sunll percentage of its value, the produsd-ean afford to send it directly to thy manufacturer, thus dispensing with middlemen', who take so much of the profit which vUght and would go to the producer in most caes. Our broad rolling-prairies, with thair clear running brooks, will furnish the teatol food and water. We hope our farmers TClIcontiau? to raise and experiment on tho eorg hum. Such experiment must and iu the general and profitable production of sugar from this plant.

sngsr can be produced here, it will save the cost of two transportations. First, what we raise to barter for the sugar second, the sugar to our market. There are many sheltered spots where tobacco can be successfully raised, and of the profitablness of the crop there can be no want of -labor will b-in eooie measure supplied by the many con trabands who havs taken shelter our state, and who must be eup lied with work. Many of them are skilled in the raising of tobacco and hemp. This profitable article of pro-d action' requires more labor than most farmers could command.

Wo hope the larmtrs A Northern Kansas will give tlndr neighbors the-benefit of their experience through the Patriot, either in short, articles, or facto which we can work up into articles. St. Loci, May 1, The Mo. Democrat says: Col. Jennison was on yesterday relieved of his personal parole, atid hereafter is only obliged to report by letter.

Under this liberty the Colone expects to leave to-day for Washington, We read a letter yesterday to Col, Jennison, from a Senator at Washington City, which stated iu explicit terms that au order relieving Genera's- Sturgis and Denver of their commands in Kansas had been for warded from the War Department. John Harris, witm-sa fees 1 1 1 1 Thomas ills, do do Charles Cready, do Territory vs Starwalt: Daniel Miller, witness fees, had not 'beguri The lylor and Lixmgton were, twenty miles below Pittsburg, to prevent the erect inn of a battery on the river bank whidi' was threatened by a snudl rebel fortw Van Dorn, Priee, and JeffTlunnp-son Were at Memphis with O.Um troop to eiiibrc? thocoj lav which ths p.ooh' deimuiKv I. Our iidbrituuifs Kiy they know d' five fleciit Union lot ii iho cit rJO think thrj ure a tumirt- c-rs1. The Union sentinfent is more defiant every day. A week ngo birt Wednesday t.

Prentiss was taken to 1 2,380 prison, r-j. LMbro leuvv: Memphis, he made a spetch, wi) 1,. he wanted thcu to ehow thvin.v- 4 gentle in tlu.ir intercourse 1 Southeriieif. This speech was plauded by citijens, whereupon addivsssd tliem and was applau and encouraged by waving handkerehiets, Ac. A Natlkal IlKstxr.

Wj i thatthtt returning riaitors hser I iu Prices army gointr, by eo. to It. Leavenworth, and obtainb constant aud lucrative cmpioyiu as teamsters, and ow, seers. When stieh in as Fri Emory h.vu coittiol of the sclecth- 1 of hundreds of (iovernnunt cmplo ets, we t-xpect t( se know 1 and dangerous tra'tot'M--plactxl in sitiona where ean loilow tb inclinations to plunder and injn, the (Jovcrnin. nt at pleasure.

Bi.ockkd. Tne loyal of Iv- woo 1 H-fkH-ttially blocked the gain ofniggor i)ing in their other I'uiiy lor Ml wood. tiiaegiw tlum lutnpiou' Dtvi.rc SEnvxcH taoy. There will be prac In m-t: vrery HMniti morrii.M,;. lit in ni'nn'h, (J I 4 -It -lo Hours 0) Sffr fNjiri.i.

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(Jiihain, grertitig, You are fert-bj tjutificd that I cats an Iiivtutorj and appri.al of tint South Cast quarter tli aoutlt wet quarter of aectien amber two, Towuahip Thne, Rang. Iwtnty, aluaixl In Paid county of D. niphau and State ot KuriH.i'n, to he luada at thf ou tlia 24tlt dy t.l M.tj, A. ls6J, betwoen lite hour oi iiiuv VcIjcIc iu tha loi'fdoou and four o'clock in the aftfi-nooriof a.id dtjr. at whielt tiu attd wic you may attend if you lee fit.

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BLELER, SliarifTD miphan tutr.v, A.Pcrri', Atlanta lor plaiuua. JOHN FiUXK KOTSCII. BOOT SHOE MANUFACTURER, TilOY, nuNiniAN EOlll. Z7IZ0S, OXT tlZX ZT PUBLIC EQCTARn. Camp, fees as Co Att'y.

235 00 David Pavne, Deputy Assessor of Burr Oak Twp. 50 00 Shivel, putting lock on old Conrt House, making benches tor same, 12 00 George Hough, Sheriffs 104 50 do do at Special teim of District Court July 1861. 183 35 Sopir, boardingpiiloners fend jailor's fees, 96 80 Nathan SpriDger, viewing road, 2 00 Wra Vickerv, do 2 00 3 00 1 50 1 50 7 00 Joba Johnson, do Jonathan Springer, do David Pennington, do George 8 Hough, conveying prisoner to ths peuitentiarv, Sol Miller, publishing notice cf special term ot Distrrct Conrt, Sol Miller, publishing statement of County Expenditures, 1 State ts John llobough: Wm Capps, witness fee3, Sliiha Frump, 1 do 1 Stephen A Stewart, do Thomas do John Long; do Jacob agenseiler, do Thomas Devolt, do Nancy Matlierson, do; Rachael Garret, do Charles Devine, Lie's fees do John Culver, boardiag prisoner, do John P-Johnson, Justice's $ost, do Woolworth, for blank 7 50 S3 1 1 00 00 90 75 75 00 00 00 00 9 50 2 00 6 45 books stationary, furnished County officers, Henry Boder Jr Co plerk'a fs, EUury Boder, Jr for stationery and sundries furnishad to the County, Hepternber 2. Sparta, viewing road, James Shaw, do Nawton White, do John Libel, do Samuel Shaw, James Wallana, for arrestit Wm Woodford, Territory of Kansas, vs Senksr: Flicksngcr, witness fees, Grube, do (i Rich, do ohn Edwards, do 127 18 75 10 71 00 0 00 10 00 6 00 1 50 1 50 25 00 U5 1 15 115 1 00.