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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-12-12
.N0W.HEADY--THE FIRST VOLUME.

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PUTNAM.S
| RECORD OF THE REBELLION.
A DraaY o. AsrscAS EvtSrs.1 wtrn IIlssy
4 Paxrryg sDocunryrs AND sNAanAnvss, Re-
AoRs, lScIssSrs. PoxrRy. AsEoooyEss SIC. Z :
In separate divisions. = ne
,s9 EAited By FRANZ MOORE ;Esag
Author Of s'D.izy Of Anxsssa Rsvslasisa-"- G,
With an introductory View Of the 0rsse
!, Issues before the Countiy, Ut
And the causes Of the Rebellion. -, =
BY EDWARD EVERETT -
Prepared e.i.h additon,) for this wort: With
a copious INDEX. etc.. etc. Colored MAP
OF THE UNITED STATES AND PoR. -
TRAITS ON STEELof s-s- scE EEsesl
Gen. Sco.t. Gen. Butler. Gen. Cameron.
Gen. Mcclellan. Gen. Anderson. Gen Lyon.
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& yaE.FE A9Ursvi11s. D&.7. :
ssy the eders fore = nndg Gen. SsSoepf
have - Compelled 70 psfrsat this side
of Sonerset. nd 10. 900 rsbsls had crossl
cd the Oamkeaand river md are narShs
ing on Semts1st. ~ As4 u &c
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!. ,s.. y; Stephens A.'.sA.sas.
TDHE plaintiff. BY D., M. Johnson. his attor-
j .ney, on the 23d day Of October. A. D, 1866,
appeared, and moved the Court for an order Of
publication, in shis case, and motion sustained ;
il 10 therefore ordered BY the Court. that the
said defendant, Edwin Straughn, be notified, By
publication in the White Cloud Kansas CHsf.
Z weekly pevspaper published il the County Of
Douiph.n, and State of Kansas. during Ok coz
seeutiss weeks, Of the psndency Of this suit, tie
ehiess Of. uAicA1iss 70 obtain judgment sgsinst
the said defendant for the sum OF Oae Hundred
Dollars. With ten per cent. interest from the
first day of March. les9. end that his property
hss been attached, 70 Wit: all his right, title
and interest in Lots ! : 2, 3. Z, S, in Block s
Lots s, Z, 8, 9, 10, in Block 80; Lots l, 2, 4.
S. 6, I, 8, 9, 10, In Block &; Lots 6. i, 8, 8. II
llock .; L1es I. Q. 3. &, s. 6, 4. e, 9, 10, In
block II; LoGs 6. 2, g. in Block -; and Lott
8. 9. In Bleck le; eli situate in Troy, Doniphan
County, Kapas, to secure the payment Of the
sbove amount; aud naless he plead, answer q
denur 70 the plaintiff . petition against hin q.
q. q or before ths "a day Of January, 4. D.
1861, such petition Gill b taken, - tine and
confessed, and Judgment rendered accordingly
In testimsny 5xhemof, L have hsrsunso ri
nv land. and aflxed the Seal Of said Court, d
M olses, in the Jeity Il Troy. this ilsh day o.
Noyeubes, "A. D. 1851.
"s-''-'s HRMRY .A0DER, ia, Clerk
NOsenbefalj l06l-7w. Frs fee, SIS
-. - IN
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WASHINGTON Getty. ID. c.

DECISIONS procured for Soldiers, Seamen
l. and Marines Of the present var, Who srf
disshlsd bJ reason Of yoands received or die
ease eoctracted vhils in seryiee; and Pensions
Bounty Money and arrears Of Pay obtained TO!
vidoss or Or other heiu of these rho have died
or been killed while y assyice..ecl 50 = .pss
Bounty Lad ppcarsd fsr sesyieee IN aay p
the other vsrs. CHAA. G. TUCK ERss.s
nsr. z.settfaI0 4 sWesAnston, D. G.
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srpxEY rEsxEgr. evRrs 9. CAMP.
TENNENT h CAMP. !
TROY, DONIRAAN COUNTY. KANSAS,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
sao,,Linc,1rars IN ~ cH.xcRRy

WILL p1setice In an the Courts of the
w Second Judicial District Of the State Of
Kansas, Colisesio8 Of allkindSwailbs prompt
" n.ds ssd rsnissed: Chaoceg I'D Adni-
raley practice win rsoefts odf pafticui9 ssSen-
don. spssislrsglrd paid .. Laad 01ee bust
usse, and % PRACTICE q TIE Supreme Conn oi
said susie, and d he united States ~ -
.as: -. ~ REFER 70 - 3 s 80. Z.
Hon. gTs,srsa Polx. St. Louis, Ns.s Hon
Ia, CssSs, 81. Joseph. No.; BRlA n. Husan
Atchisou, Kansssy Hoo. AesflH Snrrn, New
York; Hon. IsA HAnnss Nsv York. ar
i psH ~ el-sfA , OV
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-12-12
! DISSOLUTION.

1lHE co-partnenhip heretofore existiag BE-
i tween the undefsigned. . this day dissolN-
ed BY mutual consent II, F. Ssyn i alone
authorized to use the name Of the firm in liqui-
datiou. -.'f.-sS, G. D. 4 n. F. SAYRS.
White Cloud, October ~. ISL - r,s.s.
HAVING, bought sut the interest OF c. p.
IL Sayrs in the business heretofore ccnduct-
81 ty c. D. : I. r. Ssyra ! will eontiaee ees,
iness n the old stand, % seictly easa bssis.
oct. -, 6l-1-7t.r,.si "a ssHs + SAME.
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l viii meet the taxpayers Of the several
Townships, for the collection Of taxes for 1860
and 1861, At the following times and places, to
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The Rebel Schooner Captured At Tyhse
,-- - r. Island. =,

y Port sRoysl letters state that . rSbsl
schooner captured of Tybee Island on tn
!st. was the G.. Wilmington. Capt. HAYES
. In command. With 1900 bags Of coffee
= and quastity Of cigars. The schoousr
ran ashore in sndeavoring to escape. The
Captain suecsedsd IN getting % IN : snsll
boat. '' ~. - 49,.
L. I'LL, y. .....Sss
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Taxes!

NOTICE 10 hereby given 70 the Taxpayer.
In Of Doniphaa County. that the Tax for The
year 1861 ID nov due. All taxes remaining un
paid on lands and town lots BY the LIST day ol
April, A. D. 1862. the same will b advernsed
and 20 much of the land sold - will pay the
taxes and costs. The following is the basis Of
taxes levied bv the County Board:
State Tax. HOO mills on the dollar, and
50 cents poll tax. '.h ,'r
County levy. 5 mills on the dollar, and one
dollar poll tax. ..i5"t ~ ~ - al =
Township taxes levied: -, go -f'a!
5 %sit Rive, Township mill on the dollar y
Centre 2 "h ,t,i".} /"
Washington w:s'sa "a z5Tsvos%
Bun OAK rs.. y5;.2 "tseIr g"ssg,
win meet the taxpayers Of the several
Townships, for the collection Of taxes for 1860
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IMPORTANT NOTICE

To Disabled SoldfeFs, Sea0en ono Ia.
rines, and WidoWs o. other Heirs o.
those Who have Died or beea Killed
CHAs.eC TUCKER, szsh
Attsfny Sbr ciainsats, Bounty Land and
Yansia1 lRmt - 80 v
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REVISED REGULATIONS
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WITH A FULL INDEX.
WAR DKrARrnENr.

WAsMNuf August 10, 1901.
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of the United States BY any commander wnas
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
In the District Court Of tie Second Judicial Die.
triet of the State of Kaasas, sitting rithin and
for the County Of ,Donirhan, for de trisi Of
causes arising under TIE idtrs Of said State.
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Order OF Publication.

In the District Court of the Second Judicial
District of the State Of Kansas, sitting within
9 and for the County of Doniphan, Tor the trial
5 of causes arising under the laws ofsaid State.
John M. Stephens
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November q, ls6l-7w. Prs
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H z BUCKLEY,
CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS,
MATCHMAKER. JeMcIer Il SiIversmlth.

tLate oung Il IO,
CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Matchmaker, JeweIer Il SilversmIth,
eR IMPORTER oftine Watche for ladies - -
ETI.A and gentlemen, Of the most ccle-1 1@J0 ~G~sS
Ia brntod makers ofEngaud and Switzerland, made
to his order expressly in heavy gold and sill
ver.J and warranted standard tineness.
Ladies' chatelancs and neck chains.
Gents guard, fob and chains, seals keys, etc.
Finger rings, earrings breast pins, cutfpi etc
Diamond pins and rings.
Spcctaces for every age in gold silver steel and tor
tUise shell frames;
Silverware warranted pure as coin consisting Of table
tea and dessert spoons;
Silver table and dessert forks ladies butter knives
mustard and salt spoons, sugar tongs, etc.
Plated ware consisting OF eastpr7 candlestieks wait
ers, etc
Having been always eng&geGiu the nechanca part Of
the business all watches for repairs will have the
tricest personal attention. and having every facility for
making any portion Of watch he will be enabled to
work on very reasonable terms.
,-9g~ Jewelrv made to order and repaired Diamonds
in the latest style. Canes mounted in gold and
silver. nov Is, 1866
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FsoGs-a short time since hamper Of most singular
construction and appearance was imported by one OF
the foreign steamers and described as goods unmanu
factured" On removal TO the custom warehouse most
unearhv sound proceeded from this yserous package
soaring the anxious officials out Of the modicum Of
propriety which they usually possess, One desperate
individual yentureG upon an examination The hamper
vas found to contain some scores Of fine lively frogs OF
the large Champagne breed 1t was aseertained that
these gigantic eroakers imported for friend
Mr.. - the wealthy banker. 4 portion were des
tined to be consumed dinner he was about give,
the remainder intended improve the native race
upon one OF the bankers farms n, Times
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No MORE CoRSs-There is no douot some auackery
in the doctors trade, but there is more ignorance
For the benefit of both him and his patients, we will
disclose secret which will relieve humanity from
misery, the less difficult bear than it is uuD-
tied ridiculous The cause Of corns and likewise of
the torture they occasion ssmple FICTION and to lessen
trction you have only your toe as you do in Ike
circu-nstanecs a coach whee-lubrcste it with some
oils substance The best and the ceaaest thing to Use
is little sweet oil rubbed upon the Affected part after
the corn is carefully pared with the finger which should
be done in getting up in the morning, and Just before
stepping into bed at night Ina few DAYS more it will
cease when the nightly application maybe discontinued
The writer Of this paragraph suffered romthess hor-
rble exerescences for years He rie5 all sorts of in
fabe things and submitted to the msnpulabns of the
corn doctor bu all in vain The more he tried to ban
ish, the more they Touldnt 60; Or if they did 90.
(Which happened once twice under the strong pre-
yaiiment Of caustic they always sure to return
Bsth tehfold venom Since he tried the oil some months
ago he has had no pain, and Is able to cake much ex
erclse as he chooses Through tie influence of this mild
persuasive, one of the most niqtous Of bis eorns has
already taken itselfo entirely; the others he still pares
at rare intervals; but suffering Inconvenience what
ever from them he has not houghit necessary to have
recourse to caustic-which sometimes if not carefully
used, and vine f s te uses
almost muc a a .a
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HARDWARE, IRON, Sc, &c,

TVLTEh a NV.-
-ouptou,as and New Leyee streets between trraNicr
d Poydras streets, New Orleans
HiH,yE large and well assorted stock OF
- shetland Heavy Hardware, SwEAEs
and ENGLIsH BAR IRoN. They are agents
"a for the sale of the celebrated CuHBERIAND
TryyFssFg IHoN and are supplied with complete assorl
reB Of the various sizes. They are also Agents for
s,Ac SrRtuBs CgLEBRA QgEES OF THE S0UTH CoRN
ND WHEtr Mills and have full assortment on hand.
me- superiority Of these mills others is fully estab-
'GaJ my2
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There are at present nearly two hundred thousand
jews in the Trited States Of whom not more than fiji
teen thousand Are natives Forty thousand reside IN
the city Of New York spd tcRfhousand III Phiiadepha
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FURNITURE.

FURNITURE.
G. FLINT JONES,
Nc Il s as Royal Street, New Orleans
WoULD invite the attention Of their
sA. friends and the public to their @
well selected and large stock Of EGsS7
s'@ Cabinet Furniture. Having :
M. ' he past year greatly enlarged their establish
MI aey are now enabled TO exhibit the best and most
nj sssortment of Cabinet Furniture ever offered for
@ ne south, comprising everything necessary 10 the
ra;slE Of d dwelling
edition to Furniture. we keep for sale Plush hair
f 5a q Cloth Gimp, Cord, Tassels, Springs, lacks,
's 2rnish, Glue, etc
IA, Spring, Hair aud Moss Mattresses,
s+i,. 92Tlag Bed Bottoms, q new and economical in
gl5rr,. gJoniorts, Spreads Sheets, PILLOW Gases and
s.,n MIRRORS OF ALI SIZES.
sss!as variety; Plain and Checked India Mating
ssa ~ Aihas toSe'Ler "''l lce ooAss q "
carefully and securely packed for shipment
f y. aa country purchasers viii always find our stock
at o ~ thelr inspection and cordially invited to
Nv M alofe and examine for themselves
- ooI.eans, April Il, 1858.
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The Pensacola Observer says that the fourth sa-
lutte was fired from fortBarancas and was respondedto
from fort Pickeps.
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SOUTHERN MACHINE SHOP
At HANRSRlRQ, MISSISSIPPI

SOUTHERN MACHINE SHOP!
AT HAHDSBGRO', MISSISSIPPI.
E AN constantly manufacturing Engines, Boilers,
! Circular Saw Mills, Shafting and Puiieys,
IL tte above establishment (which is conducted BY my
partner Mr. J. Bradford, under thSatHern customers
lord Co.. and solicit QEded reputation for SUPERIOR
OurmafbbIitv and cur en6eavor viii be To continue
IT, 3eeeryeif r. F. HARRISON.
40 81. Charles street New Orleans
Constantly on hand-West'a Patent Lift and Force
r,ys-s Cir1lar Saws Rubbtr Belts Iron Gas and Wa
ter Pipes Corn Mills Clrculsr Saw Mills, Cotton Gins
Horse Powers. etc, etc. may2q+
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RIISIC.

TIME undersigned having determined to settle perma-
nenty this place for the purpose of giving lessons
the Piano, Guitar. Violin, Flute or any instru-
ment desired During the past seven years, snd has
taught successfully in southern college, he respectfully
socits liberal patronage from the citizens Of shrege
port and surrounding country Terms Sc per month of
three lessons week. Orders left at Ball Dashelrs
drug store promptly attended to f. HEINEMANN,
Shreveport, January g0-5m professor of Music
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SCHMIDT 4 ZIEGLER,
w HOLES ALE q ROC II IL y,

"
l75.. OLD LEvEE STREET. .l75
Between Hospital and Barrack streets, New Orleans.
- ARE daily receiving from Europe and the North
80 the Choicest Liquors. Wines, Brandies
sA@ and Groceries, to which they call the specia1
attention of families, planters and country mer-
chants They pledge themselves to furnish their friends
lasyorable terms as any house in the trade in the c
~ ThcloUwing comprises only small portion 81 their
st.nsvc stock:
80 Dcasks of Claret Wine;
lgD bills White Wine, fIaute Sluterne9
50 do do do Barsac;
45 quarter casks Alexander Seignette Cognac;
40 eighth do ,,,;.r d. DO ,sa- 40, 40,
X do do CastIll9n doi
2o do do John Morris, 1915, do,
40 do do burgundy Port;
d do do Old Madeira VP;
30 bbls very old bourbon Whiskey;
l1J % New York Brandy and Gin;
~ baskets Champagne, pnts and quarts;
aal do Anniscttc and assorted Ccrdials;
$50 cases Brandy Cherries;
700 do Fruits in brandy, and in thcirownjUice
y boxes Swiss Cheese
sjl LmbnrIer Checses;
BOD kegs Holland Herripgs;
Gl cases Surllnes
Goshen and Western Butter and Cheese;
Loaf, crushed, powdered and broken Sugar;
no. Havana aud Java Coffee;
Green and Black Teas of every quality;
Tobacco candles soap, spices pickles, sauces ktch-
1p' mustard, pepper preserves Havana sweet mfats,
olives caDers anchovics almonds raiSins, figs, pruncs
Tants dates lberts chesbdts, cranbcrres nackerel,
A.nan, Shad goldfish buckwheat salad, olive and lard
oils sngarcured hams buffalo tongues family beet, Pork,
'i2r ele., all Ofthe best quality.
Orders from the country punctualy and carefully filled
country merchant and others visiting the city are inHited
marches SCHMIDT & ZIEGLER.
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VOL. IX.t
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pr Paa1 must give two weeks notice No paper
aogsi except AZ he option Of he p1oshefS' Hntl al
" +DrIsF4EyTs inserted at the rate OF ONE DOLLAR
~, I'M Car the first insertion and FWTl Cents 70?
7st stba,Iient one Eight lines, less constitute
sea bera deductions made to those who advertise
" the year. =-=-- ==-
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-07-24
TO PRINTERS.

WE have hand and for sale the following printing
w materials lately used on the South Western
4 font Of 500 lbs Brewer
:" $50
1870
(" sic Long Primer,
fonts line Brewer
' Long Primer Condensed
Together with the column head advertising and dash
rules leads, &c &c
Aso-A Medium PrintIl5, prnss Roller-sfould &c
all complete atd t following materfI IIsed for short
fiy i ]i caon OF weekly paper Abot1+ an III
q and Mnon, with two line letter. coiumn
heaa advertising and dash rules, cases ehases etc
Inc above materials win be sold low for cash
L. DTTTARD A. ~.