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To Smyrna Hobart, executor Of the estate Of Re-
becca Hobart, deceased; smyrna hobart, John
Stoddard, Helen M. stoddard, George w. saun-
ders, Kate Saunders, C1rnelia Il. Hobart, Ann
M. Amsden, H. M. Amsaea, Henry sifeHg sEus-
tee, ID. j. Gray. w. w. Beknap, Sophia isbcll,
O. C. IsbelI. Wheeler, Bellows Co., Taylor,
Seymour 4 Go, Ii. d. Dobell, IL. Straus, A q.
Manning Foster h Lee, Joseph Ii. seaton,
Foster, Lawrence Co., George b. Gordon, Pat
terson Ferguson:
V0U and each Of yeu hereby notified that
L there il on lie in the office of the Clerk Of
the District Court of Les County, Iawa, at Fort
Madison, a petition of Hiram Eurnty, claiming of
you Smyrna Hobart as executor pf the estate Of
Rebecca Hobart, deceased, and John htpGaaId, he
SUM of three thousand dollars and interest al 10
per cent, ne money due on mortgage extsutsd by
you John Sioddard and BIZ hebecea Hobart, de-
ceased. 10 Charles Aason, and since assit ned to
said Hiram Barney, dated august s9th, 1856; also
claiming against each IF you The fJfcel sure II
said mortgage, the same being upon Lots tseI5l
and SIX I61 In Block two u In hason'F IEper
Additi 10 ike City Of heuA nk. Lee Comfy lnNA,
for the purchase money, and further asking Tor .
sale Of said premises, and e neral relief
And unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before noon CT the I'd dry oil the next term
of said Court 10 commence st Fort AaaiEon on
the third Monday of May, A.. ID. 1851, "a default
will be entered against You. the petition taken
by you confessed, and decree Ldtfed against yen
prayed therein.
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the known wants IT the proicss.sn, are o1srsd on
The best terms to Physicians and others.
April lv-dAw
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GREAT PmEnIuM ATTRACTIONS!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-12-19

has been svscastsd BY the rebels, and !.
now occupied BY Federal troops.
The Seosts Military Committee ,;u
report Tomorrow against sbolishiue ~. %
distinction between regulars and vo,n.
tesrs.
Norfolk and Richmond papers of II.
18th. give fall accounts Of the great s,'
in Chsrlelten. SxiAy -sssen buildings ve,'
destroyed. inSsding The Romsn Cs,bol;o
,Chusek. 81. Peters Episcopal Church
Cumbsrlsnd eerest Church. and the Meth
odiss Charcb. yThs loss will b from
$1,000. .0eo 70 97. 900. 900.
TIE steamer Champiou arrived at Ner
York. oathe 16th. She reports being
chased by . pirate on the 18th.
Dispatches from st. Joseph. NO., state
that battle 10 expected soon. between the
rebel forces at Lexington and troops uu.
der Gen. Prentiss. 1t was Prentiss' in.
tention to cross the river. on Saturday.
.. come point above Lexington. aud 1t.
tack the rebels The rebels srs $500
strong, and the Federals have 1000.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-12-19
SesyED HIn RioHr.-Far

SERVED Hn RIaHr.-Fsrming is .
noble calling, and We like to see times
such that the farmer can receivs good pri-
ces for bis produce. But. on the other
hand, when high prices cannot be afford
cd, we like to nee him content with
what he can get. When butter is high.
it finds its way into the stores in large
quantities. which brings down the price.
Straightway al the cows in the country
begin to fail in milk. and the farmers can
not make more than enough butter for
their own use. The truth is. they with
hold it. to bring up the price again. and
salt il down, to preserve it until the rise
takes place. Bot very few persons un-
dsrstsnd packing butter properly, and the
result is, it becomes strong. and purchss-
ers are liable to raise . row in the stom-
sch. There being now scarcity in the
butter market. the salty chunks are be-
ginning to strsggls in. The other day .
man brought load Of it to town, which
was strong enough to mako polscat
blush. The upshot Of it was. none Of our
merchants would take it, and he was
compelled to "pack" it home again.
Guess his cows won't go dry when butter
again falls. flour merchants would serve
all such customers in tho above manner,
it would have q wonderful effect in bring
ing Kansas COWS "to their milk"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-12-19

MOVE OH.-Sueh is the course pursued
BY Curtis valuable medicines. They
never cease doing good, but press forward,
relieving the sick and crippled from pain
and disease. The wonderful cures that
are performed by Curtis Syrup Of Sasss'
fras are really marvellous. Coughs. Cold
Hoarsenes, Measles. even Consumption
begins to tremble when it comes in con.
tact with it, and soon the dsathly grasp
is loosened. Curtis Mamaluke Liniment
is familiar to every family in the country
for the many benefits they have received
from its use. 1t is we'll for every family
to be provided; they cannot tell what hour
they may require its use. These medicines
stand high, and are used BY many respec-
table physicians of extensive practice.
See advertisement in another column.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-12-19

mo hor,ee 10 remain With the army excep'
those necessary for baggage transportation.
We must have SO. 900 men. GIVE me
these men, and BY the help OF God VII,
drive the hirsling bands OF thieves ana
msraudsrs from the State.
Bot IL Missourians fail now to rise IN
their strength, and avail themselves OF TINS
propitious moment to strike for honor ana
liberty, you cannot say that ws have not
done all ws could to save you. You w,h
be advised IN time ss what point 70 report
for orpsnis ssion and sctivs service. Leave
your property at home. What It it. .
eli taken: ws have two hundred miiiloe
dollsrs' worth Of Northern means IN Mis-
souri,, which cannot be removed. When
vs are once free, the State will indemnify
every citizen who may have lost . dollar
bv adhesion to the casse Of bis country.
We shall have our property or it's value:
with interest; but in the name OF God and
the attributes Of manhood. let me appeal
to you. by considerations infinitely high
er than money. Are We . generation OF
driveling. suivsling. degraded slaves. or
are We men who assert and maintain the
rights which cannot be surrendered. and
defend those principles of everlasting rec
titude, pure and high and sacred, like
God, their author? Be yours the office to
choose between the glory of free country
and just Government and the bondage
of your childrep. will never see the
chsins fastened upon my country. l will
ask for six and half feet Of Missouri soil
in which to repose. but will not live to
zee my people enslaved. Do l hear your
shouts ? Is that your war cry which
echoes through the land +? Are you COM
ing? $4,000 men of Missouri shall move
to victory with the tread of giants. Come
on. my brave boys! $4,000 heroic. gal
liant, unconquersble Southern men. We
await your coming.
[Signei. STIRLING PRIcs.
Major General Commanding.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-12-19

GETTING A FsiEnD Our OF ran PooR-
HousE.-A right clever lawyer trick was
once played off in one Of the older States.
where each County hes its Poor House.
to which all persons are sent who become
. public charge. A wealthy but mig.
gardly old farmer permitted . female rel.
alive to be sent 10 one Of these honsss
which circumstsacs became . matter ol
such public talk. thst the old fellow be.
came ashamed of himself. and determined
to take the paupsr under his own charge
Thinking some intricate course of Law
would have to be gone through to effect
this object. he called upon . village law.
yer. with the question
There 10 . woman in the Poor House,
that I would like to get out of it. Can
you put me in . way to do it?"
YES" replied the lawyer. 81 guess ]
can."
"Well. now, what is the very lowest
you will charge me for It :"
"As It is you. will do it for ten dol.
lars" answered the lawyer.
"Only ten dollars r. exclained the de.
lighted miser. hauling out his wallet. Il.
that all? Why. I thought it would cos,
. hundred dollars. at the very lowest
Here is your money. Now. tell me how
to go about it,
"Why." replied the lawyer. grsvely
pocketing the money. "jsss 60 and taxi
her out ~
He went. without consulting the law.
yer farther.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-12-19

Cor HIS DEsERTs.-A traitor named
Gibson, living at Fillmore, Andrew Co.,
Mo-, who had been in Prices army. last
week paid his home visit, where a squad
Of soldiers called, on Saturday. to see
how he was getting along. He mounted
his horse and attempted to escape. but
was followed. One of his pursuers called
upon him to halt. but not being obsyed.
raised his gun and fred upon him. at a
distance Of some 200 yards. bringing him
from his saddle. and killing him almost
instantly. That was religious
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-12-19

To CoRnEspoNDENTs.- few week
we shall be called away. to attend to pub
lie duties. and shall be gone about two
months. During our absence, the bust
ness Of this Office will be intrustsd to 9th
sr hands. We request that. during the
next three months, all persons writing us
upon business connected with the paper
direct their favors to the "Chief:" Will.
those who send Us correspondence intend.
cd only for ourself, indorse it as "Pri
vate," on the envelope. By this arrange
ment, business letters will not be neglect.
ed, and other persons will not interfere
with communications intended for oursel
alone.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-12-19

~ Petsrson's Magazine. for Jsnus:
y, is upon our table. 1t n illustrated
with "Ths Little Wood Choppsr, 81
"Letting in the New Yesr." "God Bless
its Little Heart" Colored Fashion Plate,
and various Patterns. It also contains Z
National Hymn. cot to Music. good Va
riety Of Stories and Poems, and the com
meneement Of several NOVELTIES. These
are times when every one wants the chsa'
pest. Peterson's fills the bill. in that 70.
spect, and besides. 10 one Of the best
Philadslphia-82 year. Or. If any o.
our Subscribers. old or nsw. want il any
cheaper. We will furnish it to them fol
8l.25 year. This offer il to none bu'
paying Subscribers.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-12-19
In Consress-AfterP erPrice-Reliabls from
H-s fFort Pulaski.
II : OurrcY. Dee. l8-A NJ

1t the Senate. yesterday. Latham offer.
cd . resolution that tho Secretary of War
be requested to inform ths Senate BY whs.
Law and for what reason passports are re.
quired from passengers from New York
to San Francisco. Agreed to.
Sherman offered . resolution that the
Secretary Of War furnish tho Senate with
copy Of all correspondence between Gen.
Scott and Gen. Patterson. Agreed to.
In the HOUSE. Elliott's resolution pro.
posing the emancipation Of slaves Of rebels
caused warm debate. Harding. ofKy..
% sds strong speech in opposition.
Dispatches from Upton. Mo-. say that
our troops rsceivsd orders yesterday to
hold themselves ready to move ct . mo.
ment's notice. Gen. Pope. as tbs head
of his forces. was already marching to-
ward Wsrrensburg. for the purpose Of
cutting off Price, who was trying to unite
with Rains snd Stein ct Lexington. A
battle is expected soon.
The gunboat Connecticut has arrived
at Fortress Monroe from Port Royal. The
reported occupation of Fort Pulaski by
the Felersls is not true, bot it il expected
that the Fort will fall into our hands soon.
Troops now occupying Tybee leland. will
operate against Fort Pulaski.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-12-19

~ We sre pleased to acknowledge
the receipt Of the Ladies' Repository. for
Jsnuary. 1t contains another of it's mag.
ni6cent landscape engravings. "View on
the Esopus." }" and iins steel portrait Of
Major. General Sir Henry Hsvslock, Of
Lucknow. The contents, from 6rst to
last, are highly interesting. No family
especially no religious family-mors
especially no Methodist fsmily-should
be without this fins Magazine. for 1862.
Send % to Poe 4 Hitchcock, Ciuoiu.
natl, O. a-
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~ The January number Of Arthur.
HON Magazine 10 before %. It is illus.
trated with "The Sisters" "Happy
New-Yesr." Vacation, and Home fol
the Holidays" &c. Among other inter.
esting contents, il the commencement oi
. new Story BY Arthur. and the firsi
chapters Of one of Virgins F. Townsend Z
magnificent Romsnces. . Revolutionary
Story, entitled battle Fields of Our
Fathers" Send % to T. 8. Arthur 4
Co.. Philadelphia, and get the Home
Magazine for 1852. together with large
and splendid Engraving.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-12-19

~ Candidates are multiplying fo'
the speakership of the Kansas House o.
Representatives. NJ. 8. Adams. Of Lea
venworth, F. P. Baker, of Nemahs, and
any number Of Southern Kansas men, an
announced for the Office. Southern Kan
sas has had it about long enough st {
single stretch. Northern Kansas 10 enti'
tied to the Speaksrship. this time. and
We think she will demand il.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-12-19

CINCINNATI GAzErrE.-Read the pros.
psctus of the Gazette, the oldest and per.
hsps the best paper in the West. It con.
tsins an immense. amount of news, and
extensive correspondence from every poin,
Of interest in the present war. 1t is also
valuable for its market reports-especial-
ly the hog market, which is 80 important
to the West.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-12-19

The ScHooLNAsTER AT HoxE.-The
following copy Of Rules was handed ia
us BY person who picked it up on the
premises of country schoolmaster in
York County. Pennsylvania. It must
have been q novel sight to see him "reo-
tify" those scholars that did not "apply''
with the rules -
Rules To which the School
is TO be conducted after You are dismisd
in the Evening you are to leave the school
house Immediately and each on 60 his
way home And no hollering roning after
others and taoking or qusrlling or fight.
ing 9rd if You pass BY any Body You ore
not to hollar and mock them you are to
pass by them in civil maner either going
to or from school If there is any Of you
that don't apply with the above Roles
shall be Recti6ed the next morning
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-12-19

SclEsrrFIc AxrRIcAH.-The prospec-
tus Of the above paper, for the coming
year, will be found in this issue It needs
no Recommendation from us. The me-
chsnie. inventor and scientific man can
not do without it.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-12-19

Confeds. Say They Have ssDone it''-
From Memphis, Paducah, and Cairo
JET. Thompson ssAround,' Again
COnfeds. Bound to Have Kentucky
s.AnyhOw''-tsDungi Out'' the Ken.
tucky Legislature-Army Movements in
kentucky-Reported Battle ON Green
River-Messenger from England.
QuIacY, Dec. 19-P. NJ.
Forfrs.s Monroe. Dec, 1S.-By flag
Of truce to- day. we have received Rich
mond papers Of yesterday.
The Richmond Whig has few sddi-
tional particulars of the attack on Ed
ward Johnson's force ct Camp Allegbe-
ny. The Federsls were reported 5000
strong. The fight began at A. n, and
lasted several hours. when tie Federals
were repulsed. The Wing says the Con.
federates lost Is killed and s wounded.
The Federsls carried off their wounded,
but left from 90 to 100 dead bodies on
the field. Johnson's force was $500.
and aftsr the battle. Was reinforced By two
additional regiments. r
The following kilograms ere from lats
Southern papsrs:
Ae~phis. Dee. 14.-Thrse thousand
Federal troops ss Psducsh marched to
Vienna. on Tuesdsy. and burnt some
d :ellings. lumber piles. &c. They re-
turned to Paducsh. bat made no attack
on F&t Bssureessd. All qniss ss Go.
Iumbus, KY. sf,as ' '-f ~ -
JEFF Thompson recently Surrounded
psrty Of Fsdersls guarding The bridge be-
tween Charleston and Bird's Point, kill.
ing four and capturing two Of the bridge
guards. lsg ~ . sa =. 81.
Memphis. De-. ls.-At Coiumbu..
KY. there Wa . greet eomnosion ysstsr.
day. More troops have bssa sat to Gen.
Bowen. st Fsliciaas. cod also regiment
to Union City.
The Tsdsrsls It. Cairo have changed
thsir policy. No oss ! allowed to
leave there a1d I'll eoouuaieasion has
ceased. The trsssports szs idle in ths
day time. and busy 4 night.
Fortrsss Aosrss. De. 17.-Ttom the
Norfolk Dsy Book of to-dsy, We learn
that in the Rsbsl Oonersss, o. he 18th.
Henry G. Burnett and judge Monroe
wsrsswor. in .. Ssaesors from Kastueky.
which State hss jet bssa sdn;essa q the
G Confederaey., - lH, .tsss. .a.l.1
Waski.gioa. De. ls.2THs proclsms.
sion Of Gen. Phelps. q Ship tslsud. is
condemned BY oil classss Of politicians.
Il was his individual acs, and muet there
fore b regarded sceordingly.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-12-19

~ The Telegraph has already BE-
come live institution in White Cloud
many ere beginning to discover that they
could not dispense with it. Persons from
neighboring towns are also svailing thsm'
selves Of the advantages of the Office here
Hixon is always right there, and will de-
your business about - near 30. K" q
Il can be done.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-12-19

~ We call attention to the Card. ID
another column, of Chas. q. Tucker.
Pension and Bounty Land Agent. a'
Washington City. Those entitled to
Pensions. Bounty Land or Bounty Non.
y. can have their Claims prepared and
forwarded to Mr.. Tucker. uPoa calling q
this Office.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-12-19

~ Jim Foster and old "Pill- -Bags''
Robinson have returned home, and taken
the oath of allegiance. which they prom
ice faithfully to adhere to. Hope they
are in earnest but We are hard TO con-
vince. Let us see how hard thsy will
work for the Union cause!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-12-19
Reported Attack on New Orleans-Coass
Defences-England Warlike.

VUINCfs Dec 10. NJ.
Information has been received at Cairo,
that New Orleans has been attacked by
the Federal forces under Gen. Phelps from
Ship Island. Reinforcements have been
sent down from Columbus.
Cecretary Cameron has submitted to
Congress . report in favor Of the sppro-
pristion Of q. .710. 900, for putting the
coast dsfences in order. from the Lakes
round to San Francisco.
The steamer Jura arrived at Portland
yesterday, from Liverpool. Things look
warlike in England. A large number Of
troops were under orders to leave for
Canada. American sbipping interests
were disastrously affected.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-12-19

q "AsoTHER TwIsr."-In . town some.
where in Kansas, there were . number oI
members Of certain persuasion, whe
were without Q minister. At length &
stray ono came along. and gave them Z
sermon. which pleased them very much.
At the conclusion Of The services. during
. pause just before dismissal. one Of The
brethren aross and sddrssssd tie preacher:
"Well. Brother k. when do you
think you'll give us another twist -
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-12-19

, ~A volunteer. judging from the
sensation in his jaws after eating some Of
the army bread, comes to the conclusion
that the French name for bread 10 moro
appropriate than any Other. Il 10 Pane.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-12-19
WHITE CLOUD. KANSAS:
Thursday, December 10, 1851.
TO TAX PAYERS.

We have large amount Of Doniphan and
Brown County Warrants, which We will dispose
sf as the current market price. Persons having
Taxes to pay in the sbove Counties, win save
money BY using the Warrants.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-12-19

"Tar LAST Borrow on GABE's CoAr. "
The forlorn hope of Secessia is, that
England will pick war with the United
States. in consequence Of the Mason and
6lidsll affair. 1t is quito likely they will
be gratiied; but if the breeze should hap
pen to blow over. the "Southsrn Confed.
srscy" will speedily collspss.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-12-19

~ Carl Horne has beeu sentenced q
b. hung. at Lsavsnworth. for murder
That |" Horne shall b exalted"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-12-19

h ~ We learn that the store of Lin.
coin 4 Holt. at Salem, Nebraska. was
robbed BY Jsyhawkers, . few nights ago.
and that the Post Ofics, kept in the same
establishment. was also robbed. As We
have frequently suggested. heretofore, has
not this innocent psstims been INDUCED
in about long enough?
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-12-19

~ Ons of the Of the officers of che
Kentucky Union troops. is Captain
shsafs. Supposed to Be the identical
"Csp. Sheafs" We rad abn.s. =
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-12-19

~ A volunteer with musical ear,
says the rebellion can never b put down
until Government changes its war tame.
It has hitherto bssn playing . rsIs;s.
bat what 10 necessary 10 q do-i.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-12-19

~ Why were the Federal troops Il
Port Royal like lies? Because they pro.
duoed scratching on Hilton's Head.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-12-19

TH We received . call, this weak,
from Major Hssrick. Of Jsnnisoa's Regi.
msnt. ...
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-12-19
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
REpoRrED FOR THE CHIEF.
A Hard Fought Battle-Gen. Jounso
Defeated-The Rebel Chief Wouded.
QUINCY, Dec. 14-P. NJ.

QUMcY. Dec. 14-P. NJ.
A dispatch to the Cincinnati CONNER
cisl dated Cheat Mountain. Dec. 18th.
says yesterday one Of the hardest and best
fought battles Of the war took place at
Allegheny Camp. Pocahontss. Va. be-
twesn Gen. Milroy. commanding Union
forces. and Gen. johnson Of Ga. comman-
ding the rebels.
The Union loss was thirty and the reb-
els two hundred. Many were wounded
and prisoners. Gen. johnson wounded.
Our force numbered. $50. the snemy's g
1000. The rebels Get Ere to their camp
and retreated to Stanton.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-12-19

, ~ Tax-psyers are referred to the
County Tressursr's Notics. in our advsr.
tising columns. We will merely observe
that We have lots Of County Warrants
for sale. both Of this County and Brown.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-12-19

Garrett Davis Elected o. q. Senator.
FRAHkToaT. KY.. Dec. 10.
Garrett Davis has besn elected United
States Senator for the rsmaindsr Of Beck.
i1ridss's twu, By . vote of84 to IL.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-12-19

~ What kind Of weather i unfsvor
able for raising lambs? Bsll.sseksy.