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Master Commissioners Sale.

John D. Farquiharsen vs.. A. R. Forman.
DY virtue Of an order to me directed. Issued
ID out of the First District Court of Kaneas
Territory, sitting in Doniphan County, for the
trial Of causes arising under the laws Of said
Territory. win, on Tuesday. the 18th day Of
Nav, A. D 1861, at the Court House door. in
the city of Troy, County Of Doniphan, and State
Of Kansas, offer at public sale. to the highest
bidder, for cash in hand, the following describ-
ed property, to wit: the south east quarter Of
section No. twenty nine. (29) Of township No.
four, ~ of range No. twenty (20) east, in Don
iphan County, State Of Kansas: to be sold as
the property Of the defendant, A. r. Forman,
at the suit Of John D. Farquiharsen.
Troy, Kansas, April 4, 1861.
JOHN Y. RUCKER,
Master Commissioner Of said Court.
April IL, ls6i-Sw. Printers fee, IS.
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Tbs Administration full of Fight.
NEW YoRK. Nav 8.

A gentleman of this city. bearer Of dis.
patches to Washington. reports his con-
versation with Sec'y Seward. He told
Mr.. Seward of the determined feeling in
New York to sustain an energetic action
on the part of the Government. MIR.
Seward replied the people should not be
disappointed. and he thought they would
be very we'll satisfied with what would
take place in q very few days. This
gentleman had also a conversation with
Postmaster General Blair. who gave him
the prog, ANNE of the Government. anil
thinks it will be effective in qnelling the
disturbance. Mr.. Blair thinks the war
will be short. spirited and energetic.
Troops will probably be tent to New
Orleans.
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all of said Lots lying and being situate in the
Town of Charleston, Doniphan County, State
of Kansas: to be sold as the property of Mi
chael Byrd and Mary R. Byrd, his wife, at the
suit of Bernard Bryan.
And the said Michael Byrd and Mary R.
Byrd. his wife. are hereby notified, that will
cause an appraisal of the above described pre-
misses to be made, on the 9th day Of June, A.
D. 1861. at IL o'clock, noon, of that day, at the
premises, according to law, at which time and
place they can be present, If they see ct.
Troy, Kansas, April 5, 1861.
JOHN Y. RUCKER,
Master Commissioner OF said Court.
May 2, l66l-5w. Printers fee, 1872.
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Master Commissioners Sale.

Aurelius Love vs.. Godfrey Beaumont and Vir-
ginia NJ. E. Beaumont.
DY virtue of an order to me directed, issued
ID out of the First District Court of Kansas
TERRITORY, sitting in Doniphan County, for the
trisl of causes arising under the laws Of said
Territory, will, on Tuesday, the 18th day Of
June, A. D. 1861, at the hour of twelve O'Clock,
noon. of that day. at the Court House door. in
the city of Troy, County of Doniphan. and State
of Kansas. offer at public sale, to the highest
bidder, for cash in hand. the following describ-
ell property, to wit: the northeast quarter of
section No. seven, ~ township No. four, ~
of range No. twenty two (22) east, in the Coun.
ty of Doniphan, and State of Kansas: to be sold
as the property of the defendants, Godfrey
Beaumont and Virginia NJ. E. Beaumont, at the
suit Of Aurelius Love.
And the said Godfrey Beaumont and Virgin.
ia NJ. E. Beaumont are hereby notified, that l
shall cause an appraisal of the above described
premises to be made on the 9Th day Of June. A
d. 1861, at - o'clock, noon, Of that day. at the
premises. according to Law, at which time and
place thew can be present, il they see ft.
Troy, Kansas, April S, 1861.
JOHN Y. FUCKER,
Master Commissioner Of said Court.
May 2, ls6l-5w. Printers fee, $l4.
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). M. PETTENGILL g. CO.'S

ADVERTISING AGENCY,
ll9 Nassau ST., N. Y, and 10 Ststs st., Besfss
S. PETTENGILL & CO. are the agents
for the "Chief," and the most influential and
largest circulating Newspapers in the United
States and the Cansdas. They are authorised
to contract for w at our lowest rates.
J. s. POST, General Newspaper, Advsr
Using and Subscription Agent, xecond story
north-w corner of Chestnut and Third SITS.
st. Louis, is our authorized Agent in that city
and is empowered to contract at our regula
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Tennessee Gone Out.

NASHVILLE, May 4.
The proceedings of the Tennessee Leg
islsture have just been made public. An
ordinance Of secession and alliance with
the Confederate States was passed. sub
ject to vote of the people on the 9th OF
June next. A military bill was passed.
calling for S., 900 troops and appropr,a-
ting e2.O00.000 Internationally. and
90. 900 900 conditionally.
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Master Commissioners Sale.

Lewis Burns l. Bro VS.. Thomas F. Richardson.
DY virtue of an order to me directed, issued
ID out of the First District Court of Kansas
Territory, sitting in Doniphan County. for the
trial of causes arising under the laws of said
Territory, WILL on Wednesday, the 18th day
of June, A. D. 1851, at the hour of IL O'Clock,
noon, of that day. at the Court House door, in
the city Of Troy, County Of Doniphan, and State
of Kansas. offer at public sale, to the highest
bidder, for cash in hand. the following describ
ed property, to wit: the north east quarter of
section No. one, Q) Of township No. three, (3)
in range No. nineteen (l9) east, in the County
of Donphan, and State of Kansas: to be sold
"a the property of Thomas F. Richardson, at
the suit of Lewis Burns & Bro.
And the said Thomas F. Richardson is here
by notified, that shall cause an appraisal Of
the above described premises TO be made, on
the 7th day of June, A. D. 1861. at l2 O'Clock.
noon, of that day. at the premises. according to
law, at which time and place he can be present,
if he thinks proper.
Troy, Kansas, April 4. 1861.
JOHN Y. FUCKER,
Master Commissioner of said Court.
May 2, ls6l-5w. Printers fee, $l4.
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vigilance Of the police and the bom,
guards. "'me
lnH.mm:tory speeches were made .,
the Pl.ntsr,s House BY Major Wright.
The city is more quiet this mon;no
though it 10 intimated that Martial I.s
preserving the peace. -
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LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS,
DENAINING in the Post Office ct White
II Cloud, Kansas. NAV 18th, 1861.
Anderson c Harrington Miss Amy e
Anderson George Jones w ?
Rush Charles 8 Shoemaker Evan
Casteel N
The above letters. IL not called for within
three months from date, win be sent to the Dead
Letter Once. II. ?. MACY, P. ".
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virginia Admitted to the Southern Con.
federacy.

ST. LOUIS. May 8.
In the Confederate Congress on the
7th Mr.. Broke. of Mississippi, presented
the ordinance of Virginia. adopting the
Provisional Constitution; also. rssoln'
tons appointing commissioners to Con,
eress. two of whom, peterborough and
Stahl. were present. Mr.. Broke moved
that they be qualified and take their seats
Mr.. Rhett moved to 60 into secret session.
and the Virginia Com missionsrs b IN
vite,i to remain.
A later dispatch says Virginia has
been admitted a . member OF the Con
federste States Goverpmeut in sscres
session. Two of her members wers
sworn in and participated in discussion
and voted on questions. No other oos''
ness made public.
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Notice.

T1HE Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders
L of the White Cloud City Company, viii
be held At White Cloud. on Monday, the 18th
day of May next. A punctual attendance 10
desired. o. BAILEY, President.
White Cloud, March 81, le6l-tt.
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Master Commissioners Sale.
Bernard Bryan vs.. Michael Byrd and Mary R.
Byrd, his wife

Bernard Bryan vs.. Michael Byrd and Mary K.
Byrd, his wife.
DY virtue of an order to me directed, issued
ID out of the First District Court of Kansas
Territory, sitting in Doniphan County, for the
trial of causes arising under the laws of said
Territory, l will. on Wednesday, the 18th day
of June. A. D. 1861, at the hour of IL O'Clock,
noon, of that day, at the Court House door, in
the City of Troy, County of Doniphan, and
State Of Kansas, offer at public sale, to the
highest bidder. for cash in hand, the following
described property, 70 wit:
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For sale by C. d. l. H. F. Sayrs, White
Cloud; Zook 4 Canon, Forest City; J. E. Bur-
bank, Falls City; Leigh L Shields, Iowa Point;
]. H. Wildly, Highland; F. c. Marsh Co.,
Oregon; and by Dealers generally.
feb. 81, 6l-ly.
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Arkansas Travelled.

LoUIsvILE, May Z.
A reliable private dispatch says that
Arkansas Yesterday passed. an ordinance
Of secession BY vote Of SO against 1.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given. that letters Of ad-
~ ministration upon the estate of John A.
Farrall, deceased, have been granted to me, BY
the Probate Court of Doniphan County, Kansas,
bearing date the 18th day Of April, A. D. 1861 j.
All persons having claims against said estate,
are required to exhibit them to me, for allow
ance, within one year from the date of said let
tiers, or they may be precIud-d from any bene
fit of said estate; and if said claims be not ex-
hibted within three years from the date Of said
letters, they will be forever barred.
A. TAYLOR,
Administrator of John A. Farrall, deceased.
May 9, ls6l-3w. Printers fee, 50.
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FLEMING BROS, PITTSBURGH, Pa.

PS Dealers and Physicians ordering from others thaa
tsang Bros will do we'll 10 write Their orders distinctly,
Brss. hksJTyh. Pa To these wishing TO give them
ta will forward per mall past pail. to any part a
the OIhtod States box Of Pills for twslvs threecsnt
o.tass stamps, vial cf vernifuye fr forrtssu
hreecrlt stamps. All orders from CaaAla must 10
c,Eap .nir by twenty cents extra
CO For SALE BY Drussists AID cosnIy strs Esspsfs
.enerai.y.
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P[QW&. BEAPERS.

THREsHERS, AND MACHINERY!
HAVE received, on commission, large
L number of Prairie Flows, of the best de-
scription, which will be sold cheap, for cash, or
exchanged for approved property o. produce.
have also received the Agency for McCor
mick e celebrated Reapers, and will supply to
order any number, of the latest improved pat
terms, OH reasonable terms. Also, Threshers,
and Mill and Steam Mac hinery of every de-
scription. ]. H. UTT.
White Cloud, April IL. ls6l-tf.
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Will certainly effect a cure.
The Universal success which has at
tended the administration Of this prepar-
alton has been such as to warrant u in
pledsing ourselves to the public to
RETURN THE MONEY
in every instance where it should prove inef:
fectusl: providing the symptom, attending
the sickness of the child or adult should
warrant the superstition of worms being the
cause" In all cases the Medicine to be given
~ STRICT ACCORDANCE WITH THE DIRECTIONS.
We pledge our,elve, to the public, chat
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.REAPERS { MOWERS!
MaRny's Patent, Adjustable, Self
Raking Mower and Reaper
Combined!

rs now conceded to be the best Reaping Ma
L chine extant. 1t has been brought nearer
to perfection than any other, is more simply
constructed, and will do better work. The self
raker can be detached in moments time, thus
adapting it to the reaping and moving of fallen
ard tangled grain and grass. Testimonials as
to the value and superiority of this Machine
have come from all parts Of the country, and
trial is all that is needed to give entire salts
faction. Its comparative cheapness is by no
means an unimportant consideration.
Manufactured at Freeport, Illinois.
Price of Machines, at the shop, $l35, cash.
las, half cash.
Self Raking Attachment, 20, cash.
9" Is, half cash.
am agent for the sale Of these Machines.
Northern Kansas. o. c. WHITNEY.
White Cloud, April ls, ls6l-2m.
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DR.. M'Lane's Vermifuge

DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; and that it is an Innocent
preparation, sot capable Of doing the
d.ghiest Injury TO the most tender infant
Address all orders 10
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DIR. MLANE'S VERMIFUGE

found to exist,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-06-25
CAMP GODDARD, June l6 '6l.

MeSsrS. Edito,S.--I have spent two
days in Camp Goddard, with the 10Th
Ohio Regiment. and | will give the friends
ut home, an item or two concerning it.
The Camp is about one mile aud a half
from GAINESVILLE. on the Ohio State Fair
Grounds. The grounds are fine, about
one half being on hill, and shaded, and
the balance level, and in fine condition for
drill and parade The fair ground build.
ings. make convenient barracks for the
soldiers. Col, Beatty, the officer in COM
mand of the 10Th Regiment, has u fine
military bearing, is quite popular with
the Regiment, and has seen service in the
Mexican war; He has the confidence of
the soldiers and if the Regiment is called
into active service, / think lie will haze
reason to be proud of the Regiment. Capt.
Barrett's Company is in good condition as
to health and military proficiency. The
members have increased in weight, and
improved in color, since they left their
homes. The pale and delicate clerk, has
put on the robust hue of the hardy pio-
neer. The rations furnished, are good and
undant, and unless the mothers and
sisters Of the soldiers, study and practice
the art Of cooking, well, they will be the
better cooks when they return. Fresh
meat is furnished twice week; much more
salt meat is furnished than the soldiers
need, as most Of them, particularly Capt.
BIS Company, are not fond of pork. They
sell their pork for milk and butter, and
other delicacies, not furnished in the ra-
tions, and this way they are enabled to
live quite comfortably. had for desert,
good bread and cheese. The cheese was
furnished by the good citizens of Newton
Falls; they also seat the company a keQ
of fresh butter, for which the whole COM |
pany were duly thankful Could the farm. |
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ilehI slucc VIC CaInc mere. n young man
belonging to the Tyler guards The body
was carried on litter from the hospital,
wrapped in flag. guarded by four fellow
soldiers with arms reversed. The body
lay in state till the next morning. when it
was conveyed to the cars. under an escort
with arms reversed. Every Aag in the reg
iment at half mast The greatest difficult
ty and danger we have to encounter is from
disease. There is one case Of small pox
reported. but do not believe il. We had
severe hail storm here last Tuesday eve.
We had no more than sat down to supper
when perfect torrent Of rain, hail and
wind burst upon our tent We were COM
PEELED to leave our supper and brace up
the tent. l stood under the n. w. corner
while the water poured down upon me, as
if had been under shower bath, our
plates and cups were full of water. while
our provisions were perfectly soaked. We
had slim supper that night 1 built up
FIRE by the side of the tent to dry up the
water. Our hunks were wet through. /
dried myself as best l could by the fire
had built, after getting into bed felt as
if had been packed in wet sheet. As
one of our company says, "7his aoar b,ISi-
ness, is great business" We do not par
ticularly need sympathy, but if any of you
get caught out in hard rain storm, and
afterward when you sit down to pleasant
fire, in your slippers your wet boots drying
in corner, just please reflect that we have
to wait till the sun comes out before we
dry. And when you get up in the morn
ing and find a pair Of dry boots, just think
of us fellows as we get up and find four
inches Of water in our boots, and have to
spend ! hour before breakfast in getting
them on, and afterward be reminded OF
every tight place from a vice to being
caught between the couplings of railroad
car.
Before I close / will return the thanks
of the Company for valuable articles Of
clothing and provisions, received from Mes
opotamia, Pennington, Middlefeld, and
other towns in that vicinity. l would sug
gest however, that our friends send no
more clothing after this, as the last dona-
tion was ample.
Those HavelOcks are of great service
/ have used one almost constantly since
my return. In fact am compelled to, the
weather is so extremely hot. Those water
proof blankets are also of great value.
Yours truly, GEO. L. WooD.
This letter should have reached us at
least week earlier than it did.
EDS. or CHRONICLE.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-06-25
Army Nurses.

Miss Dix has announced the following
regulations for the government of her corps
Of army nurses:
"Age.--Each candidate must be between
the ages of thirty and forty.fve, Oxcen.
tiOus being only made ia the case Of nurses
Of valuable experience.
"Healh-Only women of strong con.
stitutions will be received; chronic disease,
or other physical weakness, disqualifying
for service.
"Character-Evcry applicant must pre-
sent written testimonial or introduction
from a responsible person who can be seen.
If the applicant be accepted, these testi
monials will be fled, and the name of the
referee entered on the register of nurses.
Only persons of the highest respectability
will be received. While the utmost deli
cacy is used in such investigation, the
requisitiOn of morality, sobriety, honesty
and trustworthiness will be rigidly en-
forced
"DiScipline--A A promise of cordial
compliance with all the regulations of the
service will be required; the subordination
of nurses to the general superintendent,
and of all to the medical authorities, be-
ing distinctly insisted on. Each candidate
will be required to sign the printed regu-
lations of the service.
"Number Of CandidateS.-Thc number
of nurses required will necessarily be limit
ed, for each woman must be qualified to
act as chief or head nurse"
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A Treaty with kentucky.

Gen. Mcclellan has made treaty with
Kentucky, which to us, at this distance
from the scene Of action. seems uncalled for
to say the least. 1t is a strange position
for loyal State to take. when she through
her State officers demands that United
States troops shall net pass through her
territory to quell the rebellion. The trea.
ty may have been necessary and the re-
suit be all right but we beg leave to doubt
both.
The following arc the terms, as per
telegraph dispatches to the Clev. Leader
Of yesterday:
The Kentucky authorities will protect
D. S. property in the State according to
the interpretations of the U. s. Courts,
and enforce all obligations of neutrality
against Southern States. Mcclellan agrees
to respect the territory of Kentucky even
though Southern armies occupy it. In
such case, he will call on Kentucky au-
thorities to remove the Southern forces-
Should Kentucky fail to do this. he claims
the same right of occupation given to the
Southern forces. She will call the aid of
Government troops. If successful in re-
MOVING ,hcm Gen. Mcclellan agrees to
withtlrt~ ii the administration adopts
different policy; Kentucky is to have
timely notice, and if she changes the same,
notice to be given of this agreement.
Gen. Buckner gave Gov. Harris of Ten
nessee, notice. In answer, Gov. Harris
gives assurances the territory of Kentucky
would be respected until occupied by Fed
eral troops, and gave pre-emptory orders
to the Tennessee officers to this effect
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-06-25

Yes, I can see that thou art changed
The love-light from thine eye
Has faded since met thee last,
Beneath the autumn Sky.
I,ake thy hand il yields 10 mine
No answering caress
And there ia not in all the words .
One gush Of tenderness.
call thee sister; but the word
Upon my lips grows chill;
Its old time power is lost-to wake
Asweet, responsive thrill.
Oil once ! though that Time or Death
Our Spirits, could not sever;
That the bright morning of our love
But dawned, 10 bless forever.
'Tis we'll, 'tis we'll, that God has laid
Our life.path far apart,
And saved US from a keener ILL
The winter Of the heart.
In all the cold formality,
cannot fail to SEQ
How misplaced was the ehild-like faith
The trust. reposed in thee.
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Camp Correspondence.
CANE DENN1soN. Junn hid. Gl

CAMP DENNIs0N, June 10, 81.
Editors Wrontcle.-You will pardon
ne for the long delay in writing you, for
the truth is, soldier gets more exercise
With the muskct than the pen. We have
bat very little time to spend in anything
but our regular duties. We have no time
Sunday, even, left us. There is but little
drill on the Sabbath, but dress parade, as
any other day; and of course thousand
duties devolving upon the officers, which
they are compelled to reserve for Sunday,
which their numerous other duties will
not admit of their performing during the
regular labor Of the week. Were not
under the care of the Surgeon, 1 should
not have time to write now. On that ac.
count | am entirely relieved from the com.
mand, and ordered to stay in my tent,
which order patiently complied with un.
sii o'clock P. NJ, when the heat was 20
great. that it would take more than one
batch of Measles or Surgeons, to keep a
nan of decent spirits from escaping, and
aeeing to the woods. l am now seated in
green cloTer patch under tree, with my
portfolio on my knee, scribbling with a
lead pencil. By my feet is brook of
cold water-at my right, high hills, COW
cred with beech and maple trees; while in
front, extends Camp Dennison, as far as
the eye can reach. On my left is the hos
Pital of the Seventh Regiment. This hos.
pital has been completed within the last
week, and is convenient and comfortable.
In the distance it resembles very rough
barn; with its slide windows made of
boards. The first door leads to an entry
which is designed for those who are un-
we'll, but not sufficiently so to 60 to the
hospital to remain. There they sit till
their turn comes, when they are given med
icine. BY the side of this is a small room
for medicines. These are arranged on
shelves like any physicians Office. A door
opens from this entry into the room where
che patients are, who remain for any length
Of time. There are two rows of cots
built of rough, clean, and new boards, one
an either side of the room. These cots
are provided with clean and white linen
Cor cotton sheets, soft pillows and mattress
ses Everything wears the appearance of
soEfort and cleanliness. There is a fine
Srculation of air throughout the different
apartments. Throwing aside these home
comforts and home attractions, the hospit.
Ol is as comfortable us it could well be
made. 1t is true that men arc not as we'll
Atted to take care Of the sick, and to pro-
Sare those little unnecessary things that
tthough unnecessarily tend 80 much to re-
heve the sick, as womenl yet the sick are
we'll attended to under the circumstances.
,and we have comparatively few complaints.
The sick are patient, and put up with lit
iie inconvenience without complaint they.
us permitted to have any friend from the
soupany to wait on them. and the ono sent
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honor to the bold, brave men who have
promptly volunteered to defend our ius,i-
tuition s-may a kind Providence protect
and preserve them--tbat they may return
to their homes and friends.
].
L. 5. | was Informed at Bellair that
oscar Miller had the measles He was IN
board the boat and was going on with the
the Regiment, !