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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-10-30

NO0Oo u ARpT0&D06
fa3 John B. Bsady , d3SIaoug 81
James Bsxley and
Msriah Bailey.
On Order Of Sale. issued from the District
Count. Of the Second Judicial Distries, citing
within and for he County Of Doniphan, State
Of Kansas. ~s-.--E .,.fE -
ITO James and Marish Bsxley, defendants.
L Greeting: You are hereby no,i6ed, that I
shall cause IN Inventory and apprsieal of the
following described Town lots, TO- Wit: Lott one,
two. ca three, t3,) four. ~ i've, 81 six,
te.l seven, 10 eight. (0,) nine. o. Ten. (l0.)
n Block thirty -four, (34) situated in the town
OF Troy, County and State Aforesaid, 10 be made
1t the premises, on the 9Th day Of November,
A. D. 1852, between the hours of nine O'Clock
A. N. and four o'clock p. M. Of said day, at
which lime and place you can be present, il
w. D. BEELER,
Sheriff Of Doniphan County. Kansas;
BY e. G. CsABB, Deputy Sheriff.
Oct. Is. ls62-3w. Id Prs fee, $500.
Notice or Appraisal
w John Z; J. sl xs:ii Pl.i.as..
wm. M. Carter. Defendant.
On Order of Sale, issued out Of the District
Court, Of Doniphan County, Kansas, October
Is, 1862.
ITO the said William N. Carter, defendant,
i Greeting: You are hereby notified, that
shall cause an inventory and appraisal Of the
undivided half Of the the northwest quarter, Of
the east fractional quarter. and lots and Of
section 81. Township 3, of Range @, contain
ing 81 10 100 acres Of land, situated in DOM.
plan County, to be made ut the premises, on
the 7th day of November, between the hours
of O'Clock A. N. and O'Clock P. M. of said
day, at which time and place you can attend,
if you see 6t. InE
Shcrif's Office. Troy, October Is, 1862.
$3.50 rfg.aa| arr w. d. BEELER,
Sheriff of Doniphan County, Kansas.
Oct Is, le62-3W. Prs fee, $500.
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Sheriff. Sale.

Sh0R1N' - S010s
Benjamin c. Powell, E.rI
Jonathan Levy, fa- ..'-'
and
John S. Lemon. Z Hs-EL
A firm doing business IN. Order Of Sale.
der the name and style Of
Powell, Levy 4 Lemon,
Robert n. Stewart.
DY virtue of an order Of sale 10 me direct
ID ed, from the Clerk Of the Second Judicial
District, within and for Doniphan County. Kan
sas, will offer for sale. at public auction. to
the highest aud best bidder. for cash in hand
in front of tho south door Of the Court House,
in the city of Troy, Doniphan County. Kansas,
on Monday. the LIST day of December. A. D.
1862, between the hours of 8 O'Clock A. M. and
1 O'Clock p NJ. Of said day. the following de
seribed real estate, to wit: The south vest quar-
ter of section %. township 3. range 90, in said
County Of Doniphan. and State of Kansas; lev
led upon - the property of the said Robert n
Stewart, to satisfy the judgment and cost in
the above entitled cause.
Given under my hand, this 18th day Of Octo-
Der, A. D. 1862 W. d. BEELER,
Sheriff of Doniphan County. Kansas.
October 30, ls62-5w. Prs fee, -.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Tifin p. o., November J.,
1862:
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=. a., Money may be ,snt In IsSi.tsssd letter.. o.
Etprsss AZ our Tsk-
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Lafayette Wise. Of Capt Adams Com
pany, Sd OHIO Cavalry. Of Attiea, is th'
young man who killed Major Morgan, re-
Gently at the late skirmish near LsKing gton
Ky. installing him for Gen. John Morgan
the noted guerrilla chief Major Merga,
haG the reputation ofDeins Ons Of the mesi
.fidient OF the rebel guerrilla officers. He
was a cousin Of John Morgan.
Assistant Surgeon John X. Moore. in a
letter 10 the Cincinnati Times, says;
I refer TO private Lafayette Wise, for his
bravery. When all hope OF escape was gone.
he selected Major Morgan. cousin Of the
GeDera u for whom he was mistaken, and de-
elaring he would "kil. John Morgan. IL he
died fer it," took deliberate ain aud fired.
morisily wounding the rebel Major. lie was
tnstanily shot deadl Peace to tis memory.
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Another Concert.-Dy unanimous re-
quest Of the audience on Monday evening
last, the JsS emile orshestrs. young Amer.
isa." will give another Of their superb con.
cer,s on this Friday evening Al Loesser's
Hall.
The concert, given by these truly wonder
ful shildren. on Monday evening, was well
attended, snd every one seemed delighted
wi III their performance. To see such young
children take the part of grswn up and ex
perienced musicians, seems marvellous, yet
they did so, and executed their parts in a
very skillful manner. They played some
di fhsult pieces with as much ease, seeming
ly, n the most simple melody. They all
carry their parts through like heroes, never
making q mistake.
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tEHEADQUARTERs COMPANY v

tEHEADQUARTERS COMPANY y,
Il. q. G.) Sixth Regiment, o. ", Camp a,
Beverly, Va, July 9Th, 1861.
Ds. q. W RobAox, Cincinnati, Ohie:
Dear Strive received yost long wished
for and welcome Remedies few DAYS ago,
and hasten 10 return You unanimous expires
sion in regard to our high opinion Of the mer.
its Of same.
We have used them with great benefit In
our Company, and heartily aItes, % tho pub
lie opinion Of their great benefits. In our
cases, especially where there have been So
many great changes as from the civilian IL
daily routine in bdsiness at home TO the en-.
posed habits of active soldiers In q strange
and uanstursl country, do we most sppreci
ate the merits Of such hcaven-ssst values a.
yours, To all those in our POSITION db ",
most emphstieally recommcnd your rettedles
being assured, ttom experience, that They
will be very welcome companion.
Yours, very truly,
JOSEPH A, ANDREWS,
Capt Co. II, Sixth Rer't, o. v.
James Y. Semplc, lst Sergeant COMPANY II
Chas. II. Foster, ID SergcnL
Chas II. Russell, lst Lieut.. Co p.
Thos S. Royse, %
f. h. Warren, Sd Sergt
5 A. Thayer, 9Th Serg't
Saml y. Schooloy, Commissary.
Corporal Charles w. Taylor.
Corporal Edward Bultmann.
Corporal Carlton g. Cable.
Together with 10 brsates--a unanimou,
expression being given
For sale at No East Fourth stseet, aud
by druggists everywhere.
The special attention Of Suffers is solicited
10 this as being the best articles for com
plants incident to camp life uoy1.lm
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Asss~cs's oyricr Of the 9Th Dis1isa, I,
VI the State o. Ohio.
Ttrrx Slant QDd 1850.

@Naf hNNNt
| thAvc subdividsd this District into four.
teen Dlvis'yns Tor tue sssessmen, OF Tsxes'
aud appointed, assistant Assessors therein.
as follows. 10 VII
! The several tow nships Of Norwaik, Ridge.
field, and Lyme, in the County of Huron,
conpuse Division Number One. aud al.
RAM ROSE, OF Norwsik, ohis, is the Az.
sstant Assessor thereto.
The several townships Of Sherman, Pcrr,
Norwich RICHMOND, Greenfield, md New
Haten, IN the Ceunty Of Huron, comprise
pivision Member Two, and JAMES ID.
EASTON. OF Maxville, Huron Co, Ohio, is
ths .Asasisnt Assessor therein.
i The SEVERAL Townships Of Bronson, Hart.
laud, Clnrkshcld, Wakemsn, and Townsend
IN the county OF Huron. comprise Division
Number Three, and JOHN LANGuN, VI
lOlcua, Huron county, OhiV, 10 tue Assistant
Assessor therein. ...,.
The several Townships Of Fairfield, Fitch.
VILE, New London, aud Ripley, In the aouu.
" Uf Huron, comprise Division Number
-Four, aud JOHN BARNES, of Grscuv iel,
Station, Huron ,ouuly, Ohio, 10 the Assist.
ant Assessor therein.
The SEVERAL Townships Of Berlin, Florence
Vermillion Huron, aud Milan, in Ere coun
", comprise, Division Number Five, and
CHARLES n. BOTSfORD. OF FloreHoc
,l'.sain
Tha ..x.,.i Tow,.,,in. oto,.,.i n.,,o.
p.rli,. Nar.ar,,,a p,,,,.nd .nS L su.s'
II.nd h, ~ a,,,,,,, ''..',,,i. 49, ~ '.
Nu,,,i,s, "a. andJ a. nlGEinw -, e
lJu.ty' pr,a couu,y ohio 4. A.. As.;.,., =, ' a.
.,s.os ,Lsr.;n ''"'' ~
o,,ass a'',,n,, o,.,. n;.,. n
lh.r So, ns Wi IAN ,,,tiNSn yum
p,r, CGn,nn o,,,w. annn,, ni,s o'
Assi ..-TI hss,s -. = -
The several townships ~ Ball'llle, jack
son, ssott. Madison. Woodtille, WAshihg'
ton, AID all that part OF the Village OF fte.
mont, which !. situated in the township OF
Sandusky aud south ui the western Reserve
aud Muumoe Turnpike Road III SandustS
county, evmp,i,ing Diyision Nuuosr E'shS
aud GEORGE RAYMOND Of Fremont.
SanduskY county, Ohio, 10 the Assistant As
se..or therein.
Tho several townships o. York, Town
send, trccn Ircehi k'ty hise ahd ssuius
ky, excepting so much oi .he Village OF Ere,
mont IN SanJusty tosnsh'r' es si'us'sd
south OF the Western Reserve ai~ Maumes
Turnrike Road, tn Ssndnsky county, ecm
pr.e Division Number Niue, Hrd JOSEPH
L' RAW SoN' OF ffemont, SAnuusky eonh
", Ohio, Is The Assistant Assessor ther'in.
The several towmhip' OF Whe'stone' Dsl
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Panorama at Repub,ic.-The magnif.
icent panorama of the Senator's Son." so
kindly supplied by the prOprietors. will be
exhibited at the Town Hall, Republic, on the
llth and l2th of November, The procseds
to be given to the Soldiers Aid Society. Rev,
Mr.. Nys Of Cincinnati, is expected to dsliv.
sr an appropriate address on tho occasion.
We have received, though too late for pub.
lica.ion, the report OF the seipio Soldiers
Aid Society, which was intended to appear
simulla neously with the above notice. 1t
will appear next week. ...s
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Rates of Advertising,

chFl, Hset oFIesti ene yeW dVV
IVA redue,ion cf per cent. from the above rates
Willie made fot tAsh,
Ts ,baes occupied by ioiinss Of the type composing
the body Of the advertisement, will be considered
iquAre
Al transient Advertisements, together with Admins
tr.ion Attachment, Road sni Dteh Ncsices, must be
pid TORN sdvnn,e.
Advertisements inserted Tor an indehnits time will
be charged for until ordered out
When yearly advertisements are inssrtsd, one of
mote changes will be allowed.
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shcriT. Sale.


John Heller, Il y.
by virtue Of en- order made By The Ceur, Of
Common Pleas Of Seneca County, Ohio, on
the I'D day Of June, A. ID. 1861 in the above
entitled cause and 10 me directed, | will offer
for sale N public vondur AZ the door Of the
Court HouAe, IN the oity u Tifhn, in said
county, on
THs o1th pAt oY OcroptR, A. ID. 1862
between the hours Of 10 o'elock A. N. and 4
o'clock T. NJ, OF said day the following de.
sc,ibed lands and tenktnen,s. t. ait:
Bciag part Of lot numbered eight fsl In
the town of Louisville. commencing At tks
South East corner OF ssld lot. running wes.
ninety l9Ol ieet thence North fifty six 1861
feet thence East ninety Dol Zee, thence south
to the plaeq VI e-ginning, 10 Seneca eount,
Ohio.
LEVI wElRlCR,
sheriff
Sept. o6,h. ts69. 1915
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x
MILLINERY
aud
MANTUA MAKING.

Mrs. l.. Q. ALLEN wishes Il
Inform the ladies Tifn and Vicinity that .he ID
nds TO Keep nice assonhhont Of millinery goods s
Gaps, Dress Trimmings, Buttons, Belts, Nc. sh'
viii spare pains in keeping upthe lates, noyeny o.
the season. She has employed an experienced Dfss
MAkerIo superntsnd that department. Family Sc"
ny done to erdef, aad IN short notice.
Dresses, ,Cl0aks. and Mantilla. made at prices 20
suit the times. Terms, cash. ladiss, give h~A call
and you villbs su'prssd at the sseesding low Pess
eh,ldrsns Apparel. Thankful for past favors, she
hopes snilto share the public Psironsss.
Rooms on Market Street, Opposite d. kehst once
hsye.Sm
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40! WAGES PAID
500!

To sell good, for the ADAMS sswIys MiosIss
CoHFAHr. We will give . eommitsion on all goods
reid bv oar Agents or pay wager at from $40 OF slOo
per month, and pay all nsesttsry sSpsnsss OUT ma.
chine 10 perfect in its nsehAnisni child saa lssTs
10 operate II by half "a hosrs instraetiod! Il 10 saus
70 any Family sewing hEehiss 10 use. ard We havs
Tsdseed the price 10 fiflseh Dollars.
Each Msehfas 70 ~srrentsd for thfes yssfsi
Address C. RUGGLE5l
0sE. AR Detroit Mish,
iuas90
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The Reading and Concert on Friday
evening. was quite a success, but was not a.
tended as ii should have been. Miss Welch
has an excellent voice and reads with force
and effect. Her reading OF the Building Of
the Ship, was excellent. At times. however,
she reads somewhat too fast, and onsequent.
ly iudistipct. Miss AuRspurser sustained
her reputation as a pianist
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The Immortal 81. N.,'' :hs great phi.
losophor, martyr and satirist, whom we shall
prevail upon our authorities to release, will
speak at the Court House, this FRIDAY eve.
ming. The ladies ase sspeeiall invited
Come out and hear the noble "Martyri'
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Tiain Prices Current.

Corrected weeklyby y. u, sssArH, Dealer In a
kiG ds OF Grain, &c, Loe,,efi Block, THIN.
PoRk--3S0 10 400
MHEAr--01 lOt
CORN (shellsd4O).
do (ENT)65e.
RIE-aOudsfO.
BARLEY--OOa1s.
OATs--0O o. 35e
PorAroEs--OOJl5 So
fLASStEn-- SO.UOR 90.
BJr1ER--lCal2
LARD-5c
TALLow--6c.
SAoKEp llAss-- 6Bsc,
do SiDEs AND SHouLpuks--ts.
PfcKLED poRE--6aa7c.
CLOVES sEgp-sa55.R4,0o
BEEswAx--Cu d95e,
Fx,rHKRs--Dn0c.
RAGs--2c.
GNEsHipEs 8 &a
DR do 30.
Eaas-lOe. . doSsn.
Timothy ssed,-i.tO9i,bo
MooL-4na5h
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Our Armu Correspondence
LETTER FROM TENNESSEE.
Fonr PicxERIse, NEAR MKsruis,
TKSSKssEE, Oct. IL.

TISSIssrE, Oct IL.
EDS. Tribune!
1 thought, it probably might interest your
readers to hear from this place, so shall
write you q few lines. We came here on the
22d Of July. after the evacuation Of Ccrinth,
Miss. We were in the battle OF Shiloh and
at the siege Of Cornth. then came to this
place, and have been here ever since.
There is but one division here, that ofhsi.
Gen. W. 7. Sherman. This division 10
composed OF three brigades, composed as fol-
lowe: lst brigade. 54th and 57th Ohio, and
9Th Missouri. commanded by Brig, Gen.
Smith; Cd brigade, doth Illinois, 9Th Iowa.
77th and 18th Ohio, commanded by Brig
Gen. Mcdowell Sd brigade, 4sth, SD, 10th
and 72d Ohio, commanded by Gen. Den.
,ner, These regiments are all pretty well
drilled, and are in very good heath. in fact
better than it has been since We came into
the field. Ifany of your readers have friends
in the 57th or 72d regiments, they can rest
easy that they are in good health
v hen we came here our men were pretty
we'll worn out, and great many sick, but
there are as few in the hospital how as i ev-
er knew thereto be, clear throughout the en-
tire division.
must tell you now what we have done
and are doirg present. When we came
here We found no Notifications; but now We
have good fort built, and have it in de-
fensive position. The Notifications are abeu,
21S miles long. and are very stroug, with
deep bitches on the outside. The inside oi
the breastworks are lined with cane TO pre-
vent it from washing down. The fort will
hold 30 900 men, and in case OF necessity 25,'
900. We are still at work, Strengthening
ii in every part (Our correspondent her,
gives some information rather ofa "con,ra
band character, which we OF course omit
, We have to drill five hours each day, ant
are reviewed once week. Gen. Sherman u
bound to make well drilled troops OF us.
The Emancipation Proclamation created I
good deal OF excitement amo ngst us at first
but now all is quiet again. The citizens herr
all think the war will close bsCors the LIST o
January. They appear to think it is of ne
use Tor the rebels 10 fight any longer, and SAY
they would not support anything that they
(ths rebels) could establish. No more a
present.
Yours, de-.
N. NJ. H.,
72d o. Regiment.
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New YORK Wnrkct.

INV Y oRN NOV 4.
FLouN-Sales of 6 500 bbls at S5,60@5 10
for super western IS. 90@6 90 fer common
TO medium extra western: Sc 7O(d6 IS for In
feriur tp good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio.
wHEAr-Sales at 81 l0@Sl 10.
RTE-Sales at OOmTlc.
BARLEr- sales Al S0lSc.
CoRS- Sales $4,000 bu al 46m4S for new
yellow.
o.rs-sales at i2@iio for State. Yves,
ern and Canadian.
WHisKY-held 26iSo.
PoRE-Sales. $50 bills at ell ,50G00 90
for mess II 50@l2 80 for prime
BLEr-Sales at S. 50@7 10 for country
prime; sS 00@l0 90 for country mess.
BEEF HAns-Steady. Sales at SIC 5O@S00
90 for western.
Cur MEArs-Dull, at 3is@4e for shoui.
ders, and43t @Sllc for hams.
BACON Steady. Sales at &c.
LARp--Salcs at 7lls@slSc.
BUrrER-A fair business doing at LOG u
for Ohio; l69l9e for State.
CHsu E-4ClSc
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Our readers will End, in another col
umn,a circular from Gen. Kimball, urging
the brave boys Of his brigade to dssist from
leaving their old reg iments. where they have
so richly won their enviable reputation, as
the lighting brigade TO join the ranks Of
the regulars. We would be very sorry to
hear of dny Of the Tifln boys leaving the
glorious 9th, which has as good a reputation
asany regiment In the field.
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and one copy to the getter up Of club Of 10
subscribers OF more.
Old Subscribers can enter into this arrange
nent by paying mp all arearagcs
Snecimen copies sent free.
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The Pcrrysburg JOurnai.-This jour
nal ha, again changed hands. John W. Bal
ley retiring, succeeded by Messrs. oblinger
b Chaplin Success to both the outgoing and
incoming editors.
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Thieves About.-A number OF stores
saloons and private houses have been broken
open Of late, aud money stolen. Our eiti
sens should keep a sharp look out
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Are you Desf,-csll s,Mr. Myers Cab
met Warehouse, In Tifin, opposite the Da.
Wis House, and learn what DR.. Ferrsrd ha.
done in one week, to restore Mr.. Myers
mother to her hearing.
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The National Bank Note Co. have beer

serving the daily delivery Of postage sur-
rency TO the amount of $4,000. There
is now a slight falling of, owing TO the
process Of some changes In the arrange
ments, but this soon will be recovered
and the daily delivery OF the currency
carried up to 100000.
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Jafin afeeklp Tribuur.
LEGAL and Miscellaneous.
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No. 81 Park Row, New York, "a State
St, Boston, are our Agents for the TIfFiS
TRIBUNE, in those cities, and are ahthofized
TO take Advertisements and Subscriptions for
us at our low est rates.
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Notices Of the Pres

"Thi, sound Compsny."
"Ths Insurance Of esHsih iuna for eas's FAM s
pfudsnee that shouid sdsp' in thsis sht.
iosl times" =.
The man that woald be re Psetsd apd loved BY bis
hnhly 10 life. and gratefully rsmshbsrsd In dsathi
will provide his Ia nily againr wahiP -.
IAN our most prudent eitirshs and soldiers are In
sufng competence To thsir families in saso thst are
dra ed. or kinsd, In the tervles II 10 the only safe
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