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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-09-12
Order Of Publication.

In the District Court of the Second Judicial
District of the State of Kansas, sitting within
and for the County of Doniphan, for the trial
of causes arising under the laws of said State
Albert G. Clark Plaintiff.
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s r QvESg

MORRIS T. CHENEY
A RE on hand, a usual, With large and
"A complete assortment Of all sises and pat
terms of ..z4
Geek, Parlor, and Heating Stoves,
comprising the latest and most improved styles;
together With
TIN, COPPER, AND SHEET IRON WARE,
in any quantity to suit the market-all Of which
win be sold " dirt cheap" for the CASH!
We have also on hand ia'
BAR IRON AND STEEL,
Of various kinds, to suit the trade. And Last,
tough not least, We win keep complete a.
sortment Of
MOLINE PLOWS,
which, for good qualities. are unsurpassed by
any other in use.
White Cloud. April 5, ls6o-ly.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-09-12
NOTICE OF APPRAISAL.
State of Kansas, &C
Doniphan County.
On Order Of Sale. Issued in this cause from the
District Court, August 9th, 1851. 4
John 8. Picket, Plaintiff. ,l.i
William c. Kimber,
Francis n. M.hsn, Defendants

TO the said defendants. greeting:
You are hereby notified. that shall cause
an inventory and appraisal to be made OF the
north-east quarter Of section No. thirty-one,
(3l) township No. three. ~ range No. TWEEN
ty-tuo. (22) situated in Doniphan County afore-
said. containing leo acres Of land: and. also Of
city Of Palermo. IN said County, with the ap.
purtenances. at the said premises, between the
hours Of one and two o'clock in the sfternoon,
on the 5th day Of September. A. D. 1881. At
which time and place you can be present. if 700
see it
Gi,en under my hand. this 10th day Of Au-
gust, A. D. 1851.
GEORGE S. hOUGH, Sheriff.
BY CYaus LELAsp, Under Sheriff.
August IS, lsSl-3w, Frs Fec IS
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-09-12
ORDER OF PrnLICATION.

II the Disrics C6sss sffke Second Judicial Dis
iyiet Of Tie Sssse Of ksnsss, sitti.s ,Ditkis and
for The Cssaty Of Deairhaa, for tie trial Of
eauses sSisiag sndey tie La,cs of sid State.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-09-12
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

In the District Court of the Second Judicial
District of the State of Kansas, sitting within
and for the County of Doniphan, for the trial
of causes arising under the laws of said State.
Thomas Lynch ...
,,,.,,. vs.; Attachment.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-09-12
PLOWS! PLOWS!

r HAVE just received fine 49,
i lot of Harvey Rays Burlins-
ton Flows, one Of the best patterns Of Flows in
use In the West, which will be sold very cheap,
for Cssh. Farmers, come and see.
90 SD t5e g.. L. JENNINGS. p
White Cloud, April 4, ls6l-tf. - ST.
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TERMS:
Petition for Partition.

In the Disiriet Csurt of the Second Judicial Dis
trict Of the State Of Kansas, sitting ,oithin and
for the County Of Doniphan, for the trial Of eau-
ses srising under the laus Of ssid State.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-04
WATCHES AND JEwELRY.

a N EIEgANT sYIIrAtRE DIAMOND RING. THREE
a caAis cost $3.50 Psrs two years snce woNd os en-
chan "a AZ fair for sound stylish horse soou
Ni, bands suitable for gentleman 70 arve me nasncs
agreed upon cash Address Yonkers oox ANT foss omo
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vsndervoOrt Ms YIN Ann.
Sophia ~orhsa. xa..
Van D keMrsLovir ~ si,snr e1 NJ aHs1HNs
Vaughn hrshs &c : =
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Remaining in tho Hew York Post Jfics
saturday, may A, 1864
eflctally Published In ths Newspaper
aaving the Largest Circulation,
LADIES LIST.

a
Alexander MrsHan- Anthony Ms An
nah A drevVS
Albert Mrs Anna Ainslte Ms George
ius Anderson n issJ cana ANGEL Julia
Annable Miss Il Is Armstr ing Jane
Angliss Mary Ash Mrs Johanna
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they must stand IN his great might
NI!h all ms strength endUcd:
And take 10 arm them for the tight
The paG0piv of God.

Christian, Of whatever name, your couH-
try now looks especially to you in this her
hour Of peril and extremity Il is your
duty to be much and frequently at prayer,
and to let your supplications be unceasinS
on the wing to heaven. How often, when
God had threatened to destroy rebellions
Isreal, and to pluck them up as a nation,
did he repent, and turn away from his fierce
anger, and spare them, in answer to the
prevailing intercessions Of his faithful SER
wants Moses and Aaron. This is the mes
sage which he once sent to them, and which
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- ~ = :, + y . ..' - i''' 7" ''.' D.
u" ,"a n'"'"f our cod We will sci 1r o- 'aa'.ar-
When David wa, aboo. 4, l.. a,,, n, ar,.
perilous undertaking. it was his fnygrf.!l1
custom. Lllyrc he did 50. to sp,r!.r, .,r
blessing Of Gga anon the w.r, ~ which
he expected 10 be engaged. lIa haJa 6r,a
and uuwagcrin2 trgSt in thai Almruhty
Power that had taken him from, saa asl..'-
gyid aud placed hia anon the throne OTIS
racj, and whose divine favor aud Igviur
kindness towards him by oiyisr him the
most signal and Brilliant victories over his
enemies, had been SO often an. -9 rr..,pls.a-
kcablv manifested. How beautifully and
withaI how uobly is his entire de1anlI.nra
up5u God displayed IN his adira 10 TO-
Hath. the champion Of the h!l.stlnc,:-
Thou comest to Inc with sword aai with
p spear ami with Shield. l... come to
dice ia lie ...la, Of f.. Lord .t n,.ts to.
.ol at the armies NJ Israel ..b..9 Than,
hast IcGrG This dov viii a.. i..,.' a.,i;,.-
er thee islsa n.ip. ha.,3. ...s : iii .n.;,a
thee. and take thine head from .,,r.. and
will i've The aarca..es ~. H.. l.,.- "a. A..
Hh.f,Stines this d,, na+. tha I.r.. - ~.
air. .ai to the Wild t,s.ts a.. .:.a aartb
fLat. ...f i'. a..,rh 5a...- know. ,n.. ~,
Ial IN Israel Ana All mis- -..r....I H.. .L.II
Enuw chat the IarI s,y.tb NAT ...l tha
word and the srcar. In, n, f..,,.a i rbn
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selected is supposed to have .n.u ,yr;tton
bv n.vsd, to he used H. his ...Il.,... ;n.f
uroylaes 10 his scftino 3rs an 81, ...rr.j-
don ag3,a,t the cbiIron If ln.y.., ,,n
circumstances corna-4.l With c.}..h 49,.
these: On the death Of Iaara tla kim,
yr }mmon. Nay:l s-gt aubaz,a ,a~s f., i3r
l.ltar to ezrre-- his coalolenco and sr,,
.afhv Y..h him in his sad her. ,,s,rrnf
Igaysn. come On such q mission. ,,.,v5hinu
~.-H l.al rs IL believe that ti.... .mt.l-
sad us would he f.n..rcH with .., ufg,.sr
cori.a}..~. and ". n.a1i "i.E .,.rc q. ...,.
s..-.....;.... .oI ..r.........s and ..s...- In.
n ....l vi tlis thew vav. ar.,-I. .a4 :....
ma.ausIy la.altca and .cnt I.ul i. ~
Nin.- IL israel -ma,;-D,, r.,lay q ,.t,.........
If H.. ag.rsva.;a., ard ,u.ra}.rl E.~ min.
Pick ,.t.:r. hal E..a hrana1 ,,,,.- -,
lIc III. I... slew in .,g,n.,r.,,. ta ,nui,lI ,ln
Ammoaitcs for their wicEcdnc.s. ami in
orl.l. Tia, tl;av m.-ht b...ar ra..~s him.
they took The Sy.r.ns :Ho l.n.4. .:,h
,hem. But David cause was p just oaa.
and conscious of u.- D. uaHt.. IL re
strength a, the !.old ot hosts. auJ aa:aul
"A cgmu.eic .ad t!in...l.aus victory. Tl..
then vas tie occasion ou which sl..s Psalm
wa written. Il Psalm ia gn,ch H., authors
reliance aron God i, 80 faily expressed
,Tht Lord hear thee ii .ae lay If tr5aJle:
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PUBLISHED BY Request
Cur Country's Troubles, and our
Consequent Duties.
I Scfloa b~ijrared IN 81 MaI's C#rgrd.
Le2~isloara, ijJ., on .S"ndor 4j.yao.n.
IDaH .. 1851

- TILE RECTOR THE REy.Jau; LEIrHEAb.
II" ,ua na"te Of our God We Will sci a o,- aar.a-
lslt.t ~. .,f. { To. .s... ....
The Shreveport weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1861-1861, 1861-06-03

The Rlockadf 10 BE- Dis,e9a,ded-
The Alexandria { Va J Sentinel. Of thu
18th inst. says:
We have seen 4 gentleman in every
way reliable. just from Washington
who states it is . common ruinor that
Lord Lyons called on Secretary Sew.
ard to-day. aud announced to hun that
England would not recognize the pre-.
sent blockade. Certain it is thai
Lord Lyons called on Mr.. Seward up.
on official business ndimpartedsome-
thing not altogether pleasant.
This agrees with the paragraph We
copied on Thursday afternoon, from
the Mobile Advertiser. In additional
confirmation of the statement we quote
the following extract from-a letter to
the Mobile Advertiser, dated Pensa-
cola, May 81;
We had a photographic dispatch last
evening, that the Government of Lord
Lyons had refused to acknowledge
the blockade, and this morning a phi.
vate letter from the same source, con.
firming the above.
The Shreveport weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1861-1861, 1861-06-03

The grand total thus amounts to
TO7, 900 stand of arms, besides 10000
yevolvers. which are said to be on
hand at VARGAS psints. We have not
included in the above the arms owned
BY the States OF Tennessee, Arkan-
sas. Kentucky, Maryland. Virginia
and Texas, which will increase the
number to ut least 100000. Besides
this. there are thought to be at least
100000 of private arms. which will
answer all practical purposes in case
of invasion by the enemy. In face
of the above figures, l,,. no one deny
tina. the South rs sufficiently well
armed to drive the last minion of Fed
eral power from her soil, in any pos
sibic Memphis AppcsA
The Shreveport weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1861-1861, 1861-06-03

Pripatee,ing.-Thc following is a
list Of the prizes already taken by
the privateer vessels fitted out at
this port:
BY the armed steamship Calhoun
The ship Milan from Liverpool, with
1000 sacks salt; vessel worth eco, 900 ;
schooner Ella from Tampico, cargo
of fruit, valued at $4,000.
By the armed steamer G. Ii. Ivy
ship Morathon, from Marseilles in
ballast, valued at $40, 200; ship Al.
bino, from Boston. cargo Of ice, val
ued at $4,000.
BY the armed steamer Afusic-The
splendid new ship Marshall, from
Havre in ballast. valued at $4,000 /;
ship John II. Jarvis. from Liver
pool in ballast, valued at $4,000.
This great success will give vast
encouragement to many capitalists
and others, to embark iu this iucra-
tive enterprise, who have not already
done 80. Several more vessels are
now fitting out here and advantage
should be taken Of the lucky oppor-
tunity.
The Shreveport weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1861-1861, 1861-06-03

The battery At Sewell's Point is
the eighth and las, of the important
works which defend the approaches
to Norfolk. all of which are i'll the
hands OF the Southern forces-thirty
thousand occupying the Point. The
defence nearest to Norfolk mounts
eighteen guns; the second fort. Fort
Norfolk, mounts twelve guns; next,
Crancy Island. mounts thirty guns
while below there are two others. one
of seven and the other OF ten guns.
all splendidly built, and mounted with
the best heavy sia..d and other ord
uar.ce, from Norfolk Navy Yard, the
least part of which was destroyed in
the partaial fire. The heaviest OF
Dalgreen's rihed ordnance We're at til.
Yard.
The Shreveport weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1861-1861, 1861-06-03

". II. Russell, L. l.. D.-This
distinguished gentleman as the cor
respondent of the London Times,
who is now here, has been scurrilous-
:ly assailed by SOME of the Northern
presses fer tue letters he has already
written from America to that journal.
simply because he chose to do his
own thinking, and to exercise his
own eyes and ears, instead Of echo
ing what tho Northern presses should
graciously please to dictate to him to
write. They evidently expected
Mr.. Russel's letters to be rebash Of
their own stupid and malignant raw
ing. Mr.. Russell has given proofs
that he possesses that rare quality
hard sense, and a keen power of OBJ
servation, the capibility of discrimin-
ating between prejudices and truth,
trand this being the case, we are
sratified that he visits the South
ern States for tho purpose of learn
ing the true and exact bearings OF
this great controversy by personal
observation and inquiry on the spot
The truth will not in that case be
distorted, and perverted through false
and distempered mediums.
Mr.. Russell, We understands the
guest of that model agri culsurist
Ex-Governor, A. 3. Roman.-N. o
| picdyn1c,
The Shreveport weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1861-1861, 1861-06-03
W60yte Bianie,

A few weeks since We made ar.
engagements to receive late news out.
side Of the mail. from vicksburg. II
worked admirably well for awhile
a our readers are already aware
Now We have to depend more on the
mail1 We presume the only re.
course LOFT il, to ferret il out. II Il
annoying. and may sometimes de-
prive our readers Of what We pay .
good sum for. Who is to blame
Don't all speak At once. but. by
oil means. let's have fair play. O,
none. We are told that our papers
sve sssser ON the way. How's that
Our readers. we hope, will. in case we
fail at any time to get the news. be
lenient towards us. knowing that We
pay four persons their price for for
warding the same. among the number
with whom we have made arrange
ments. is the proprietor Of tho Vicks-
burg Wing. a gentleman who does not
fail in having done what he promises.
Though the times are dull. our city
is visited every day by Texas wag-
oncrs. making their purchases. We
predict prosperous business season.
If we have no more rains soon there
will be fine crop Of wheat raised;
some of it thus far has been destroy
ed by rust, but we are led to under
stand that the chances for an album
dant crop was never better.
The river At this point is falling
slowly.
The Shreveport weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1861-1861, 1861-06-03

Melcher. a villainous abolitionist,
who was cowhided, mot by a mob
but by one man. and left town seve-
raj weeks ago.
Eight or nine Of the citizens OF
Potosi were taken to st. Louis as
prisoners. All who would NOT take
the oath Of allegiance 70 honest Old
Abe were taken up to St. Louis
some Of them greykended men, and
the best citizens Of tlsie couaty,
The darkies are getting saucy.
Old Doctor met colored' preacher
riding In the road yesterday. and
asked him where he was going. The
colored gentleman only replied thu
he was Lincoln man. Yours.
IKE.
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Tie Credit System.-A beautiful
girl stepped into shop to buy a pair
ofmits. how much are they 2"'Why,'
said the gallant but impudent clerk,
lost in gazing upon hsr sparkling
eyes and ruby lips. "you shall have
thom for kiss "Oh. very we'll, -
said the lady, pocketing the mits.
land as I see you give credit here
charge it on your books, and let me
know when you collect it,' and she
hastily tsipped out.
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The Bossier Company has returned
with the exception Of its Captain
who, we understand will also. return,
Reason.-thcy object to enlist for the
War.
A few members of the Texas COM
panies, and one or two Of the Grays,
have also returned, for the same rea-
son. They all give awful accounts
of wha. they had to endure. Forgetting
we presume. that soldiers life IS q
hard one.
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TIE Shreveport weekly News.

This paper il edited and published
by John Dickinson. Esq. ct Shreve-
port. La. It il . neas paper. and ID
the right size for . weekly. The
type 10 new. the paper ON which it il
printed good. the selections excellent.
and the amount Of reading matter
considerably more than is usually
found in other weeklies. Tho sub
scription price is $3.50 per year. or
44OO for two years. Mr. Dickinson
also issues a Daily Nesos. at % per
year. All success attend his under
taking. With pleasure we exchange.
The above notice We find in the
Southwestern Democrat, an ably
conducted journal published ut Para
clifta. Ark. by Thos. A. Scott, Esq
We feel highly complimented in the
above, and return our thanks for the
same.
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Succession Sale.
State Of Louisiana. Parish Of CaGdo
The Distric. Court, No. s3S.
Succession of John Morrow, dec

.>tatC OF LOUISIANA. f>1TlSH 81 10CdOi
The District Court, No. s3S.
Succession of John Morrow, decd.
10y virtue of writ Of sale to me
ID directed by the Honorable the
District Court. in and for the Parish
of Caddo and State aforesaid. will be
sold ut public auction to the highest
bidder. in front of the Court House,
In tine City of Shreveport. on
Saturday. Ist day ef jane, I'D. 1861.
between the hours Of 10 clock, A. NJ
and o'clock. z. NJ, the following de-
scribed property belonging to the sue
cossion Of John Morrow. deceased,
to-wit
Household and k;.ehen furniture,
stove. about 100 pounds Of home
made soap. one tool chest and tools.
l cross cut saw. 2 gold watches. and
chains, lease of dwelling house.
also, tlsetollowing described slaves
tawit:
Becky, negro woman Of dark com
plexiou aged about is years.
Leila, negro woman of yellow
compl. xion, aged about 10 years, ane
| her infant.
SxsGa, a negro woman, aged abou
! 10 years. of dark complexion.
Rose, negro woman of grif' com
plcxion. aged about 81 years
augustus. a negro man Of yellow
complexion. aged about IS years.
Terms of Sale.
Cash, provided tho property bring
it's appraised value, the personal, pro
perty or so much thereof as does no
bringits appraised value. WILDE imme
diatcly re-offered and sold on Credi
Of twelve months. purchasers on
credit to give their notes with goo,
and approved personal security bear
ing eight per cent per annurn inter
est from date, and the slaves no
bringing their appraised value. vii
be re-advertised and sold on a credi
of twelve months according TO law.
! II. HUNSICkER,
! April. % 1860 Ancs;encer.
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Slaughter on loayd az -4meysca.

Slaughter au 1oard az -Amevicam
CnoNe .Mip-The Leonidas, Capt.
Woods, wlien-oft the Macao passage,
had terrible revolt of coolies-offi-
GERS, captains wife, crew, Sc, We're
assaulted. The capt, managed to
seize a mgsket and shot one. telling
another with the butt. BY this time
the crew came aft, loaded the arms,
and drove the coolies below. shooting
nty-nine Of them. The coolies
then collected heap of wood and
set fire to it. The captain battened
them down, when finding the smoke
uncomfortable, the coolies put the fire
out themselves. III. matches We're
then opened, and the third mate ex-
treated. He was so badly wounded,
however, that he is not expected to
live. Out of $50 coolies, 90 were
missing, killed drowned or escaped.