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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-02-21
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w. n W.u,
"m
1NHE defendant, VIM. n. Wells, viii take
l notice, that the plaintiff James M, VIM
did, on the 18th day OF August A. u: leo'' NE
his petition and affdav't IN the clerks once o.
said Court, stating that the defendant, WIN. !;
Wells, 10 q non resident OF said Territory ana
cannot be served with process issuing out OF
this Court: 1t 10 therefore ordered oy the Cierk
of said Court, that the said defendant. " m. II.
Wells. be notified, by publication oeihg maze
in the White Cloud Kansas Ch'e'. .eekF
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For sa lie by c. D. L H. F. Sayrs. White
Cloud; Zook Canon, Forest City; J. E. Bur-
bank, Falls City; Leigh l. Shields, Iowa Point;
J. H. Wildly, Highland; F. c. Marsh 4 Co.,
Oregon; and by Dealers generally.
feb. q, 6l-ly.
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Address al orders 10
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md take asns 6ss Dr.. HLss<s Srsporst ty Iisasa6
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trial, will rvard Per nall post paid 70 any part II
The United Seatss; box q Pills fr twelve thrssosnt
postage stamps vial Of vrmifugs fur fosFtssa
thrssosst stamps All orders from Canada mast b
so0panis4 BY tvsaty esah extra.
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IsspAS gsosrally.
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RAGS! RAGsi! RAGs!li

We will sshs any quantity Of clean cotton or
hss rags, a l cent per pound, in payment for
Subscription, advertising and job work. Save
ys.s rag, and get something for them. instead
&sss6ng them away. No other kind will be
Aba thaa such a. are named above.
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HANNIBAL / ST. JOSEPH 3. 3.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
TRAINS EAST.

e5&f}[e,k5 S1[s51.
TRAINS EAST.
Passenger Express Leaves s.. Joseph 4. n.
Stock Train AP. II.
Freight " a. u.
Passenger Express arrives stst. Joe. 9:30r. y.
Emigrant Train $50 A. N.
FrsiSht I" $50 ?. NJ.
Freight Train has Passenger Car attached.
Close connections made BY each Train with
Mississippi boats and al Eastern Railroads.
Tickets sold to al principal places in The
country.
The most ample provisions for taking Stock
with care and dispatch, aud at tbs lowest rates
Connections made At st. Joseph With Packets
up and down the river, and with stage lines 70
all parts Of Kansas.
J.T.K. HAYWARD, General Supt.
Capt. CvrLrR. Assistant Superintendent.
P. B. GRoAr, Gen. Ticket Agent.
Jos. LOOMS, Gen. Freight Ag't, Hannibal No.
ID. SAwIN, General Agent.
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.Hlarrif0.

On Sunday, the 18th inst. By Rev. E. Whit
10Y, Mr.. JoHH wHrrHAn to Miss LUcE JA"s
GlrxLEY, I'll Of .his place. - 7.
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Ferry Boat for Sale!

Lh The Steam Ferry Beat
f...l nov owned and run at Atchison,
~ - offered tor sale cheap, TO be deliver
es, ~ OF about the inst Of March. She will
running order. ' - :" e''
fGs Particulars. apply 10
". L. CHALLiSS 4 CO. Pro,-;..o,.
Atobison, January 81, lssi.lm. 0p''''0F''
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Symptoms of a Diseased Liver.

Dam in the right side, under the edge of
i the ribs, increase on pressure; sometimes
the pain is in the left side; the patient is
rarely able to lie on the left side; sometimes
the pain Is felt under the shoulder blade.
and it frequently extends to the top Of the
shoulder, and Is sometimes mistaken for q
rheumatism in the arm. The stomach il
affected with loss of appetite and sickness,
the bowels in general are cosrive, sometimes
alternative with lax; the head is troubled
with pain, accompanied with dull, heavy
sensation in the back part. There is gene
rally = considerable loss of memory, accom-
panied with painful sensation of having
left undone something which ought to have
been done. A slight, dry cough is some
times an attendant. The patient complains
Of weariness and debility; he is easily startled.
his feet are cold or burning. and he COM
plains of q prickly sensation Of the skin !;
his spirits are low; and although he is salts
fed that exercise would be beneficial to him.
yet he can scarcely summon up fortitude
enough to ny it. In fact. he distrusu every
remedy. Several Of the shove symptoms
attend the disease, but cases have occurred
where few of them existed, yet examination
Of the body. after death, has shown the
uvW to have been extensively deranged.
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Notice.

MY accounts having been made out iot sn'
Nl past year. friends will render ne sn s'p =.
cial favor BY prompt settlement. me- -,
counts are individually smai y sS1 "a
the aggregate, If promptly psia, wo9,1 $40 "
ssntiaIly in meeting pe1c'oE kS SI1 sxYRs.
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Notice..

fhk undsrsigusd have formed co-partner-
= snip under the style of C. d. H. F. Sayrs,
s seG WI continue to keep general assortment
=! Uosos Tor country trade. We solicit . con-
auanes OF the patronage extended to the old
Urn. c. DANA SAYRS,
~ HENRI F. SAYRS.
white Cloud, January a, lS6I-tf.
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AGUE AND FEVER.

Da. MLAxKs LIva PiLLs, IN cAsss o.
Acui AND FEvlR. when taken with Quinine,
are productive Of the most happy results. No
better cathartic can be used, preparatory to.
or after taking Quinine. We would advise
al who are afflicted with this disease 70 give
them A FAIR TRIAL.
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The New York Mercury Is sold by all news
men and periodical dealers in America. To
subscribers it is regularly mailed every satur-
day morning for 81 year; three copies for Is;
six copies for %; eight copies for $l3, with an
extra copy free to the get.er-up Of the club
Six months subscription received Always
write plainly the name Of your Post ONCE,
County, and State. We take the notes Of ali
specie paying banks at par. Payment must in.
vsriably be made in advance.
u Specimen Copies sent free to al appli-
eants.
Address all letters and remittanees, post paid,
TO
CALDWELL, SourHwoRrH l. WHITNEY,
Psopristsrs Of The Nev York Mercury,
Is and 45 Ann street, New York City.
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G. D. g. n. +. SAYRS,

VIII continue to supply the trade with all
Ieods usually kept in . country store.
~. n.vlng . well assorted stock, purchased from
.ae Eastern citiss. We Hatter ourselves that We
81" "rs ssii a. low ~ the lowest. Our motto H.:
Ssail profits and quick sales"
Nsuntty Produce Of all kinds taken in sx-
-Ags ior Goods. jan. "a, 6l-tf.
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SMALL e. CO.,
Wholesale GrOCerS,
Ne. llo, Second Strsst,
ST. LOUIS.
speil II, ec-iv
SHINGLES!

THE subscriber has just completed his Shin
i gle Machine, and 10 now naaufacturiss
Cottonwood and Walnut Shingles, the best that
can be had in the market. Ordss for any
quantity filed on the shortest noties, il not On
hand, Of the most reasonable prices.
nav b. found ct White Cloud, just below
Partridge 3 Co.'S 6aw Mill.
JAMES F. CLEMENSEN.
uae q, 6g-tf
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dbe kansas Chief,

II PrBLIsHRp HvIRY THURSDAY, ~
SOL. MILLER, Editor and Proprisssr
WHITE CLOUD, KANSAS.
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H0HAl4O ~
DIR. j. G.. AYER 4 CO.
LOWELL, MASS.
Price, q Per Bottle Olx Bottles fer %.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

has won for itself such . rsnoWn for the cure Of
every variety Of Throat and lang Complaint, that
it Is entirely unnecessary for % 70 recount the
s,:de1e' Of i: s.ta;: wh;rsyer = nss Zen s@ IN.
throughout this section, 70 need not do moro than
assure the people it quality = kept up to the best
it ever has been, and that Il nay BE- relied on 10
do for their rslisf al il has svR hoso found to d.
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STAR OF THE PRESS.
I 3 8 1.

"sazAr IN nosrHs OF wlsxsr caxsg.x."
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Order OF Publication.

In the District Court of the Second Judicial
District of Kansas Territory, sitting within
and for Brown County, for the trial Of causes
arising under the Laws OF said Territory.
James Wrinkles
vs.; -, = Foreclosure.
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Our special New Y ears Gin 70 our readers
will b . brilliant new novelette,. entitled
CATHOLIHA;
ArALE OF LOUISIANA.
BY Dr.. J. II. ROBINSON.

The opening chapters Of which will appear
ia The Mercury for January 5, 1861.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-04-20

Bosrox, April 1.-THE working force
st the Chsrlestown navy yard has been
increased to 1900 men,
PHiLAsrLrniA. April li.--All ofT3csrs at
the Navy Yard are ordered to Lc ready
for active service within ten days. and
10 rcpor; to the frgatc Minnesota on the
lst and the Mississippi on the 10th Of
May.
Fonr ksAkSKY, April ll.--Companies
. and + have been ordered to proceed to
Fort Lcavenworth forthwith.
BosfoS, April II The Massachusetts,
Legislature, the present session, PASSED
bill authorizing the Governor to in.
crease the number OF volunteer militia.
and put two Thousand troops on u war
footing
81. Loris. April 1.-THE Republicans
New Mexican correspondent writes that
The citizens Of Mcsllia, in Arizona, in con,
vcnilon assembled, on the 18th ut. dc.
clarcd themselves out of the old Federal
Onion.
Gen W G. Jones, formerly Of Nilsson.
ri, has announced himself candidate to
represent Arizona in the Congress of the
Confederate States at Montgomery.
MONTGOMERY. April l2-1he Secretary
of War says Gen Bcaurcga,d opened ire
on Fort Sumter this morning at half.past
four O'Clock
Upwards Of 1000 men from the border
States have offered their services to the
army Of the Confederate States.
SAVANNAH April ll-Ordcrs have been
ISSUED rrah,biiing hostile vessels frcm
passing Fort Pulaski
CHARLESTON, April li-Ilon Roger \
Pryor, of Virginia, has been appointed
on Gen. Beauicgard's staff
Major Anderson has declined to acce,le
to Cen Bcanrcgard's summons for the
surrender, with reservation.
t is, however, currently reported that
negotiations will be opened on the l2th
between Major anderson and Gen. Beau.
regard
CHAm.EsroN, April IS, A. M.-Mnior Am
desson Is firing at long intervals. Our
batteries are firing steadily and cflec.
lively.
The officers quarters at Fort Sumter
arc on fire, aGd the root is falling to
peices.
SIX vessels Of war are in sight Of the
signals.
CHARLESTON, April II, p VT is re.
ported that three vessels of war are ~
ug ia the uliing of Charleston harbor
The Stutm and the rnughncss Of the
sea, make al attempts at reinforcement
lmpraclicuhlc
New YORK, April 3-Dispalches from
Col Waits. commander If the TcAa, Tor.
ccs. say there is strong Union feeling
growing ia Texas. Ex.G0y. Houston
predicts return Of the scccssiuus,s.
iiRHsBtnG. April 3-B1ta branches
Of the Pennsylvania Legislature have
passed She hill approprial.us $4,000. 900
t' afg aud equip the militia oi the State.
The bill having since received tie sigma
tlrc It the Governor has become law
r WASHINGTON, April l3-lt is said tina,
tie expedition to- reinforce Fort Sumter
was against General Scptts advice who
urged the evacuation Of both Forts sum.
ten AID pickeus
BALTIMORE, April 10 The ncwo 81; the
atiak ga Fort sumter by TIN Confederate
forces was rregettully received Gruer
nj syHpathy with Tie Government, is
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-04-20

No unc received any inquiry.
ass- ida lelcspplic correspondent between
Gen Beaureclll AID 5. L Nakcr Secretary
Of Wal at Montgomery is Published 10 iLe
Nov OfeaDs papcm. Authorized me saecs
ftom Lincoln, on The stu, informed Gov Pick
Gus and Gen. E,ags gard. that Sumter WAS 10
be reinforced "rneyab'y, il possible, bat fofci.
b! if necessary On the l0.h NJ Walker
,elcglaphel as follows
ali You have no doubt Of the authorized
character OF the agcu, who communicated TO
you the Intention OF the W Ashngiou Government
to supply Fort ~gm,of by force. you viii at
once demand It's evacuation and il this is re-
fused, proceed, IN such manner as you may de
termue. TO rodacc il.
Ga the llih Gen Beaurcgard ,eographcd
Major Anderson replies, have the receipt
OF your communication, demanding the cyacGa
lion ol ilis iofl aud to say in reply thereto, that
it Is dplnsnd with which | regret that nay
sense Of honof and Of my obligations to my Gov
ernment prevent my compliance
lie adds, verbally:
" will await the lirst shot, and i you DO not
batter Us TO pieces We viii be starved out IN ii
few days
Mr.. Walker replied promptly as follows
We DO not desire ueedlcssy to lombard Fort
Sumter.
Major Anderson viii state the time a, which
as indicated by him he VIII oyacuatc. and
agree that Ia the meantime be will no; use his
gun, against rs unless ours should be employed
against Fort Sumter
Nuu are aglhsr1ed thus 10 avoid the illusion
OF blood II tbs or is equivalent be refused
reduce the tort as yoar judgment decides 10 be
the most practicable.
Gu the eth Gen. BsaurcgaFd responded
He would not consent. write to-day
| opened iife n, 30 this morning.
NorE.--An intercepted dispatch dscloscs the
fact that Mr. Fox. who had hcNn allowed to
visit Major anderson on the pledge that his pur'
pose was pacific, employed his opportunity to
asyiic plan f,r supplying the fort by icree and
that his plan had been adopted by the Washing
ton GoverFme and was IN progress OF cNeea-
ton
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-04-20

NiCAnbcUA.-Thc government of Hon
duras has released Colonel Rudlcr, of
iillibustcr notpricty, and the second in
command to Walker The landing of n
party, said Ia be immigrants to Rio
Grande. has caused considerable eSc'tc.
ment IA Nicaragua, many surprising
them 10 lie lilhbusieIs The plau.oi NM
ting the Central American States for
mutual protection aud defence is pro
crossing iavofably.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-04-20
luu: ron ANA.

lnAelsa,son's lever dreams,
witt darksasd visions haunt ny sesl;
And DER my path 10 day .tas besms.
hi passions wild my stsrs control.
atoraa d sorrow RACES Ger
Ny proud devoted head aad heart.
Tbs wavcs will dash aud thuuders roar,
And flashing lightniags glsnce athwsrt
A softer heart perhaps would bond;
Aud mine may break. but never bow
Beneath whatc'er the fa,es may send,
Or ruling Destiny allow
Can's' tell why lis to mas alone.
The wer to sin and sufIefs gyenl
AFs d IA, great white toriess throne"
That rules In the eternal Heaven.
sinl ! suffer aud | knoV,
tnla-s r-pentaui knee Aoad.
There Is an everlasting woe.
WIN on my egging head descend
Yet ,ehy my lear, to sin il given.
Pl.iosophy can never tell
Religion says, 'iswr,i In Harm.
Espea,ed Le,s. aud seen In Heg
l.. l..
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-04-20

At the last sitting of tho French
Academy of Medicine, Dr., Jobert gave
an account OF a soldier who received a
bali in his head, passing through his
forehead, while in the Cfimea, which re.
manned there ior twenty two months. the
man beiig most OF that time oa service,
and was extracted at last hy Dr. Joberl
without much difficulty, the patient fully
recovering.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-04-20

NOTICE is herees givea to the ciliaeus Of
y Marshall that / am now ready 20 receive
their City Faxes ior 'hc pc ut ye-r and that
/ .au ho found with their u.s. ssnleut roll al ihr
house of VIM. H. Poland, Northeast cornes nj
the public Square TaX-payes viii iad i 10
ihe.f ia,cn.st 10 call aud settle before the isi q
NAV next. Il hot all additional expense viii
accrue.
va. II. potASp is M Authorized Deputy
10 receive Taxes aid u,ceipt isr the sag.e II
my absence. -.
JAMES VI. CURTIS.
.is,essor and Collector .tsf tts Cdy@ ha,saaii.
March Both, 1851. n.-'si-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-04-20

1..s o. Transportation * coru.
IRON Swansoas Lsnd,ns 10 jouesylVe Do
/ PIT, l5ois. per sack
From 5@sasoas IAndiE. t. Seg.tsyi,a De
rot 2beis pct sacx
From 5wasson's l.Adlag 70 Narsasl Lcpot
a5c.s PC: Sack.
L t. ulNaON. Cen. Sarta;-
NaFshsll. poe. 10. 1850. alSu
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-04-20

COTTON The receipts of the week en-
brace 500 balts against l3,yl0 Tor the CORES.
bonding week last YEAR The total receipts
since The Isl OF September have been Ill
G16 bales against 2Og6h00 bales TO the same
date las. year. The week Is transactions sum up
G.Ooo bales Strict MidlIing commands 1875
alas. C., aud even running lists Of clean Mid.
ding Of good staple bring &c over.
JEFFERSON CRY. April -
BEEF cATlLE-Reccipts Of the pas,
wcck s0a Western and 3s1 Texas Cattle
Sales $50 Western and 46, Texas Cattle
Prices AZ 7(81 5c. aud sc Il u net. for Wc
fern and sCg Is aui $40 e head for Texas
Cattle, stock 636 Western and lss TeAa.
Cattle
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Southern Pacific Railroad.

CoNslGNEE Of Ths SACHS Gotten Seed
\ marked Ma. -~---. Is hsgubY nosiiid 10
take the aaine away from The Marsh4f Depot.
4 7. T. Il Or ih'y wi be so'i to pay charges
{ r. ilYN-oS,
sen. Superintendent.
Marsheil. April II, ls6I. So'2'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-04-20

A HoNEsprN Parry Col Donald, Of
Irakc county, Miss, recently gave "A
novel party Co tbs young people Of his
ueighborhopd The ticket sent 90 each
young lady required that she should
come dressed il Mississippi mtautae
tu.cd apparel, in the manufacture Of
which she must ia some way assist
The young gentlemen were also requifed
Ia dress IN the mnnn'aciurc oi Mississip
pi, made in lcakr and Alfalfa. There
were near ole bundled persons Of both
sexes in attendance, ~ attired y spoo,.
Gtd above.
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CELEBRATED CLIFTON ems!

Manufactured IN Dallas county Alabama. A
coni.msn.e Of tie piS.sters' ps'iou-sc . ,eslscs-
fay solicited
krftnx>sfs --,fAers wrsr, ,Aats wneax.
Il " P.,nsas q " LssoIr. N.p~aeiu IL
e. T.. X Slsargp. Maj Wy WADE. oh~vc-
port. la lssaNAS l'oissp n X >NrH Pow
elton. 1tsss Or " II Dial, MARSHALL, Tex.
m; C.4. JoaS Hul a. &. iKAyioa, Wayerly.
Walker county. Texas
Ataasa u I. WILLIAMS,
NAsmigLp. Ia.
Mafea 3. .35l I27,lm
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lust received and ea a. as q q Gfe-z 4
y to 50 das,p geuuipe >eovi 1 Rrusl. cot.
oa lioes, .5o PAR siraigh, AMI .wistesl lrae.s.
900 lbs eoi.ea Flow llass
Al fo-~
llaa.ts Collars. Bind Br dies &c, Ac., IA
abundance Cone .e as ba,e BIG crop o.
sostoa. Here are tie tools.
Jan -, ISL. u.3.5m.
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Town RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

es Il r. s ,' r.. s 's sso . q S. ~ ss.
sells 10 he plase II has o. il !. god dwelling.
good kitchen. wei Asrsc. l-,a Logse s.Able
spd crib. buggy A-ase, r., Ia ia,sLer vastic-
a.ats uhagae u
&. u GREGG + Co
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-04-20

A, ~ residence rf ,he bride in Marshall. on We'd
csday evening Apr ~, lsol, by Rev W G.. Dun
COLE.
\ large handsome cake arseaFenled the
above notice The happy pair will accept
our thanks. Health happiness and prosperity
attend them.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-04-20

Inr UNusD Stairs FlSAScgs The to
tai Indebtedness of the United Sta.cs
Government is 81 os5, 900. including .hc
various issues Of Treasury notes, aud
the loan negotiated in February. The
new loan will increase this amount TO-
eighty three millions in round numbers.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-04-20

The Cincinnati Enquirer Of the 10th
inst, states that orders have been receiv.
ed at the Newport, Ky, Barracks detach-
ing two hundred men from there TO
Texas
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-04-20

Under the l.. s Government, the losses
by Indian depredations in the counties oil
Atacosa, Medina, Uvalc. Bandera, Kerr.
Gillespie, Blanco. and BeNar, amounted
S94 1873 10; while So men, women, and
children were killed This is the report
made short time ago by Gov llonston's
own Commissioner. Mr. Lorenzo Castro.