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LeavenwOrth. Pawnee and Western
RafIfAail

NoTiCE is hereby given, that the Leaven'
worth, Pawnee and w eseern Railroad Com
pany, having secured the lands to which they
OBTAINED the preference Of buying under the re-
cent treaty between the United Sntes and the
Deiavase Indians, and eommonly called " Del.
a~are Lands will, from and after the fra
Monday Of Angus 1864, As-shs Office Of the
COMPANY. on Main Street. between Delaware
ane shawnee Streets. leavenverth City, re-
oeiss written proposals. for tie purchase 81 snS
portion Of said lands, according 70 legal subdi-
vision. y issi ''IF'Ys -
TEs.s. EOne. third cash; tie remainder when
the road shall be couSpIeted. III interest At the
rafe OF 81 per centdn per annum- -
~ order Of the Secretary. - a. tt
! "a THOMAS 8. CLADDING,
' aug. 6i-4w. Acting Secretary.
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be patronized as becomes a people determined
to suppot the Union, and succor and maintain
its brave defenders and their Wives and Fami.
lies.
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Gbe HOUSES Chief,

Is PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, BY
SOL MILLER, Editor and Proprietor,
WHITE CLOUD, KANSAS.
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PLOWS! PLOWS!

I HAVE just received a fine 49,
l. lot of Harvey-Ray's Burlins- <A2R
ton Flows, one Of the best patterns of Flows in
use in the West, which will be sold very cheap,
for Cash. Farmers, come and see.
S. L. JENNINGS.
White Cloud, April 4, l66l-tf.
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S' H F.MAcY, u.
SHREVE g. MACY,
I'D II u g GIL s r s

WHITE CLOUD, KANSAS.
III Drs. Shreve 4 Macy attend to the prac
tlce of Medicine and Surgery. They may be
found at the Drug Store, when not p.ofass;on.
ally engaged aSA feb. %. 60-tf
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J. G. SCOTT,
Attorney at Law 4 Land Agent
SENECA, NEMAHA CO., KANSAS.
GPECIAL attention paid to the Collection
~ of Claims in Nemaha, Marshall and Brown
Counties.
REFERRING
BEELER l. WILLIAMS, White Cloud, Kansas
V.D: MARKHAM, {"
JAMES CARGILL l. Co., st. Joseph, Mo.
Hon. SAMUEL R. CURTIS, Keokuk, Iowa.
E. B. HALE, Banker, Cleveland, Ohio.
Hon. DANIEL R. TILDEN,
MUM, GILL & Co., Chicago, Illinois.
R. U. ToRREY, Dist. Cl'k, Nemaha Co., K. T.
July IA, SLY. I-ss- .
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral

has won for itself such q renown for the cure of
every variety of Throat and Lung Complaint, that
it is entirely unnecessary for us to recount the
evidence of its virtues, wherever it has been en-
ployed. As it has long been in constant use
throughout this section, we need not do more than
the people its quality is kept up to the best
it ever has been, and that it may be relied on to
do for their relief all it has ever been found to do
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SOLICITORS N CHANCERY,

SULICITUKS IN CHANCEKY,
WILL practice in ell the Courts of the
w Second Judicial District of the State of
Kansas. Collections of all kinds will be prompt
~ made and RENTED. Chancery and Admit
rally practice will receive our particular atten-
ton. Special regard paid to Land Office bust
ness, and to practice in the Supreme Court of
said State, and of the United States.
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REFER TO

Hon. TRUsrEN Polk. st. Louis. Mo-; Hon.
Jas. Craig, St. Joseph, Mo-; bella M. HuGHEs,
Atchison, Kansas; Hon. AUSTIN SMITH, New
York; Hon. IRA HARRIS. New York.
nov. IA, Cliff.
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me 2l. Cot
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DIR. M,LANE'S VERAlIFUGE
WIFI cert,in1v effect , c,,ro

found to exist,
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SCRAPS FOR WAR TIMEs.

Cromwell said that ten brave men could
stop thousand from retreating or running
away.
.Fortune favors the brave" as more men
are killed in running away than in facing
daDger-better meet II " face to face"
The cannon shot for the first five hundred
yards destroys or grinds TO powder every
thing in its kissing course, but further,
though the impetus be less. the danger i
more, as now il is guided by INSTRUCTIONS.
and when nearly spentfractures homes with
Out even breaking the skin. and soldier
has lost his foot BY kicking oil sPent ball
rolling to HIM.
The fatality Of the windage of balls. (in
proximity with the bcdy,) as supposed, is 4
ialIacy clothes have been torn OF without
much injury.
Fragments Of shells are not so disas trous
as round shot. though lacer4ting a great
deal.
The conical ball (muskei, &C.. is more
fatal than the round ball, more direct, acer-
ating, and difficult ot extraction.
Any obliquity Of surface, bone, &C.. will
! turna ball even to full circle.
A soldiers food should be well cooked /;
mo tainted meat. his meals at regular hours ;
no violent exercise alter eating hearty
breakfast, and at least one meal OF animal
food day, with plenty Of vegetables, as
carrots, onions, rice. &C.. ripe fruit. and af-
ter exposure or fatigue, good hot soup, clean
illness observed, and the feet kept dry IL
possible. He should have coaee once or
twice day, but if not to be got, the substi-
tutes are, acorns, stripped and roasted.
ground sassafras nuts, grated crust Of bread
rye or wheat, parched with butter, beech
root, horse beans, &c. The substitutes foI
tea are, the yopon. rosemary, strawberr,
leaves. But the best home tea = made D
good we'll made meadow hay Infusion
While on the subject, I'll say that starcl
can be made Of frosted potatoes, and the
tops make good potash when burnt; and tn
myrtle, glycerine. &C.. will furnish the 9th
er component of soap.
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.thushsm 10 arms. There has been no com
pulsion, no consumption, Mothers have glad
liz given their sons, wives their husbands,
and If there were weapons enough, the whole
population would be in arms. A vast a.
mount Of the clothing and supplies OF the ar
my have been the free-will offerings OF the
Southern people. Women have given the
very blankets from their beds to shelter our
brave soldiers; the needles of the women
have been as busy as the bayonets OF our
troops. There is not church nor family
altar in the South which has not every day
and every night sent up earnest prayers Tor
| the success of our cause. Nor is tour own
Government which has shown by the sus-
pension of the habeas corpus, and the VIOLA
ton Of every political and civil right OF the
citizen, that it had reason to doubt the 10y.
atty Of the people. That has been left to
the despolism at Washington, which can on
" retain its power by converting the citl-
Zens of the tree States into slaves. and By
keeping UP large standing armies in those
slave States which are still bound TO the Un.
ion by the compuson of cold steel That
is the only Union now left, and the only I'm.
lion which can ever exist again between
North and South. Subjugation. and not
Union, is all that the Lincoln despotism IT.
self expects. And in eternal resistance e
that despotism the South will battle, I'll
there IS no longer a man within her border
capable Of defending his country aud HI:
liberty. Richmond Dispatch.
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UYI0NIsrs IN THE SOUTH.

The Lincoln journals lsbor with untiring
sssiduity to maintain the long ago exploded
talsehoud of Union party in the South, as
if II were the must manifest and undenisble
truth. They say there is powerful Union
feeling even 10 the heart Of Secessia, and
that all that is necessary to deselope il is
the presence Of Federal troops They IN
dertake 10 draw distinction between the
Southern Government and the Southern peo-
pie. and profess to believe that a large I'm.
ion element exists among the masses, but is
kept down under reign of terror. Wheth-
err they believe what they say We do not
pretend to decide. II is safe. a. general
rule. to conclude that they employ language
only 10 deceive. but there is such thing a.
mong habitual story tellers a. repeating a
falsehood - often that they actually believe
IL themselves.
II may be % with the oft-rfpeated asser-
ton that the old Union Is stiIi dear to the
hearts Of a large number Of the Southern
people. Bot there never Wa more paipa-
BILE and libelous falsehopd. That, Up TO
the period Of Lineoln's proclamation, ma.
jority Of the people Of Virginia and d the
other border States was IN fivor u the In
ion, and determined to stand by il - long as
they could with honor, no one denies o But.
when that despot drew the sword, the Union
party 10 the whole South ceased 10 exist, and
the internal Inalignity with which ihi. war has
been waged, has put the resurrection Of I'M
ionism beyond the reach Of possibility. That
party which stood by the old Union to the
last has contributed a. promptly and as
largely to Gil the ranks 1T our armies as the
original advocates of secession; they aaye
been foremost in the fight for independence,
and they will be the last to surrender.
II ever there was a war Of the people, a
war in which the Government is but mere
agent and instrument Of the peoples will, il
is the war Of self.defence now waged by the
Southern States. The people, 10 fart, have
been ahead Of their Government in perse-
yerance and energy the people have raised
the armies, furnished the means, and made
the sacrifices, which have thus far been FOL.
lowed by such extraordinary results. What
evidence Of deep devotion TO the cause could
they give which they have not given The
Northern journals constantly pretend that
the South ont.numbefs them upon every bat.
tie field, so that whilst the Federal armies
number SIX hundred thousand men, they
have feared for six months TO make an al.
vance 10 any direction. II this be true
how can they pretend that the great heart Of
the Southern people is not in this war Oar
armies are made Up Of volunteers. and Of
volunteers who rushed With the loftisst en-.
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command, tie Yankee gxands without heaisa-
ton, conducted her into the fortihcations.
and thence to the quarters of the Colonel
commanding, with whom shs was left a.
Iona
"Well. madam" qaoth the Yankee Off.
Ger, with bland politeness. !" to what have ]
the honor Of this visitl"
lis this Col. Princef" replied the brave
girl. quietly.
I" 1t is. and yourselff"
/" No matter. have come here to inquire
whether you have a lad by the name of Me-
Cartey prisoner :"
There is such prisoner ;"
MAY ask, for why r
Certainly. for being suspected OF trea-
sonable connection with the epemy."
/" REASONABLE connection with the enemy!
Why, the boy is sick and lame. He is be-
sides my brother, and have come to ask
his immediate release"
The Yankee officer opened his eyes; was
sorry he could not comply with the request
Of 50 winning a suppliant; and must really
beg her to desist and leave the fortress.
81 demand his release" cried she. in re-
lply.
I" That you cannot have," returned he ;
the boy is rebel and traitor, and unless
you retire, Madam, l sha!lbe forced to arrest
you on a similar suspicion"
suspicion! am rebel and traitor, too,
| if you wish. Young McCartey is nv bro
Their. and don't leave this tent until he goes
with me. Order his instant release, or
here she drew one of the aforesaid ivory.
handles out of her bosom and leveled the
muzzle of it directly at him, " will put
an ounce Of lead in your brain before you
can call single sentry to your relief"
A picture that!
There stood the heroic girl; eyes flashing
fire. cheek glowing with earnest will, lip:
firmly set with resolution, and hand out
stretched with loaded pistol ready 70 sent
the contents through the now thorough,
frightened, startled, aghast soldier, wh,
covered, like blank paper before flames, an
der her burning stare.
"Quick" she repeated, "Order his re
lease. or you die"
Ii was toe. much. Prince could not stan'
it. He bade her lower her internal weapon
for Gods sake, and the boy should be forth
with liberated.
"Give the order first" she replied un
moved.
And the order was given; the lad wa
brought out; and drawing his arm in her;
the gallant sister marched out of the place
with one hand grasping one Of his, and ID
other hold Of her trusty yory-handle. Sh
mounted her horse, babe him get up behind
and rode of, reaching home without acci
. dent before midnight.
. Now that is fact stranger than ficticr
i which shows what sort Of met.l is in on
women Of the much abused and traduce
!. nineteenth century. Saairilt Banner.
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STRAY BOOKS.

f'HE following volumes II the Zeutian and Psssnf.
Library. belonging 10 The PIssl., lensn Church u
ilil-sfoueh. =. missing, SUPPOSED q hase iten hoi
RIVED snd not stgfnti there mss r. others 10 ~
same case. Persons having these. oher volume. II
Their possession, requested 10 return them, il ~
actpai use % report ihe sane, that may be knoan
who responsible Tor their return.
Golla,ersl Bible. Ith vol 80.
Hpdse's History u The Presbyterian Church, %
part. $40.
Cudworlhs Intellectual System. LEI vol $50.
McCheynes n giks. Is aud "a vols. $40.
Shakespeare, "a vol. sso
Boswefs johnson. let vol svo.
Junius's Letters. 80 vol. sso.
God,miih's Animated Nature, ID and 81 vols. ssO.
Pl1tafchs Lives, let vol. syo.
Rollins Anctrni History, ~ vol. eso.
Banerof's History 81 ihe United siaies, LEI vol sso
GDldsmiih,s Works, isi vol l2mo.
Rollins Ancient History. 9th and lob VOLS limo.
Pops's Works. 9th vol. i2mo.
spsfk's American Biography ID vol limo.
Pliny's Letters, ~ v3i l2mo.
Relques Of Aneien, English Poetry. LEI vol.l2mo.
November ~. 49,
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From shs Charleston ocsrisl.
WATER, Icn RUFE DlcH.

A Battle PRAYER, by Thsoaore Korner, the poethero
cf the War Of Liberation" born September 81, l79,
a Dresden On the breaking ont Of the war against
aiding the cause Of freedom by the strength OF his arm
and the power Of his muse He fell 10 skirmish near
the village Of 9adenbush on the 2e,h Of August, 1918
Ths 6sry psrvading his lyrics and the brilliant va
Tor Of the young volunteer have procured him greater
ns in Germany than usually falls 70 the share Of
who dies 20 young. Says Godechs, !. The fatal bullet
deprived them Of man, but left to the youth Of Ger.
many the inspiring recollection Of hero" We give
below English version Of one Of his most interest
ing productions The translation Is by H. w. Dulc
ken, Published in London 1885, and never before prn
ted In this country
Father! cry to thee
Cannon smoke role,h in clouds DER me roaring.
Wars jet,ing lightnings around me are pouring,
Lord Of the battle. | cry to thee
Father, Oh lead thou me!
Father, oh lead thou me!
Lead me as a victor, by death when m riven.
Lord, I acknowledge the law thou has. given;
Even as thou wilt, Lord so lead thou mo
God, I acknowledge thse!
God, ] acknowledge thee.
30 where the autumn leaves rustic around me,
So when the thunders Of battle surround me,
Fountain of grace. acknowledge thee
Father, oh bless thou me!
Father, oh bless thou me!
Into thy care commend my spirit;
Thou csnsi reclaim what from thee Inherit;
Living or dying, still bless thou me-
Father, worship thee
Father, | worship thee!
Not for earth's riches thy servants fighting,
Hottest cause with our swords we Hghling;
God, submit 10 thee!
God, submit to thee!
When all the ierrors Of earth asssiIns,
When in my veins cen the hie-blOOd is failing.
Father, cry 10 thee!
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MORAN MCCARTHY.

REMISIscEScE OF THE MISSOURI CAMPAIGN.
During the stay Of Col. jones in Nash
vile. we had the pleasure Of many ireslde
talks with him upon the West, which he
discusses with ready frankness. interspersed
with many anecdotes and Illustrations. These
stories have led US TO believe that, thus far,
Missouri has the better Of other seats Of
hostility for the real romance Of gar. Most
assuredly the fight there mas been waged
with fercer earnest than almost anywhere
else. The remote geography OF the country
the rough unhewn character 6f the people,
the intensity and ferOcity Of the passions
excited, and the general nature Of the COM
plicity reduced 10 warfare essentially par
tizan and frontier, give to IL. progress a
wild aspect. peculiarly susceptible to deeds,
and suggestive Of thoughts. OF romantic in
tenest. None Of these struck Us more forci-
bly, than the story Of Norsh McCartey.
!. She lived 10 the interior Of Missouri--a
little. pretty, blaek-eyed girl with soul as
huge as mouniain. and form as frail as q
fairy's, and the courage and pluck Of bUc-
cancer into the bargain. Her father vas an
old mana secessionist. She had but sin
gle brother. just growing from boyhood TO
youthhood. but sickly and Iamed. The fam
lily had lived in Kansas during the troubles
OF '57, when Norah was a mere girl OF four
teen, or thereabouts. But even then her
beauty, wit and deyil-may care spirit were
known far and wide i and many were the sto-
ries told along the border Of her sayings and
doing.
Not long after the Federals came into her
neighborhood. and after they had forced her
father 20 take the oath, which he did partly
because he was a very old man, unable 70
take the field. and hoped thereby TO save
the security Of his household, and partly be.
cause he could not help himself; not long
after these two important events in the his.
tory Of our heroine. a body Of men marched
mp one evening, whilst she was on a visit 4
q neighbOr's, and arrested her sickly, veal
brother, bearing him OF TO Leayenworth Ci
~. where he was lodged in the military
guard-house
II was nearly night before Norsh reachec
home. When she did so, and discoyere
the outrage which had been perpetrated and
the grief Of her old father, her rage knev
no bounds. Although the mists we're fall
ing. and the night was closing ia, dark anc
dreary, she ordered her horse to be re-sad'
died. put 90 a thick surfouf, belled q sasl
round her waist. and. sticking pair Of iso
ry handled pistols In her bosom, started Of
after the soldiers. The post was many miles
distant. Bat that she did not regard. Owe
bill, through marsh, under cover Of tn
darkness. she galloped on 70 the beadquar
ters Of the enemy. At last the call Of sen.
Try brought her 10 stand, with hoarse--
"who goes there /"
"No matter" she replied. "T'wish 70 Sc,
Col. Prince. your commanding officer, and
instantly. too"
Somewhat awed BY the presence OF Q
yoang female on horseback az that late hosr,
and psrkaps xpek By her inps-ious tuns n
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AN IMPORTANT DlsCoyERv.
For the Cure Of
CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS COUGHS
AND COLDS.
THE MAk0RA AR ABlC A,

Discovered BY MISSIONARY while travelling
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A LII who are Suffering from Consumption should
n use the MAkURA ARABlCA, discovered b.
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Anwho are threatened with Consumption should
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All who are suffering from BTonchnis should uss
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All who are suffering from Sore Throat. Coughs and
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All who are Suffering IRON Asthma, ScToiua END ~.
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IL cures Consumption.
Il cues Bronchitis.
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IL cures Asthma scfoiuls, and ImPurilies Of The Blood
This unequsled remedy - nov Tor the hfsi tine 70
lIodueed TO the public.
Il was ptosldenlisy discovered BY Missionary
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lion by use biz had been pronounced hope
less BY learned physicians ~ EurcPr.
lie has forwarded TO 10 writing, foil account OF
his own extraordinary cure and Of number Of other
cures which have under his observation, and also
i foil account u the medicine.
Al his request, and impeiled BY desire 10 extend
knowledge Of this remedy 10 the pubic. We have bad
his communication printed IN pamphlet form oi Tres
distribution. IL Interest - enhanced ~ On aefdL
which be gives u 81 ihs scenes II The syfisn ma
saeres which be obisped from those who weie suheTt
/ 10 that awful tragedy.
This pamphlets may be obtained 81 DOR Office, ora
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We import ihe hAK0RA ARABIcA duect from
smyrna through The house Of Gloon 4 Gyhppus, end
We have always on hand full supply put up 10 bottles
ready Tor use With full directions
Price one dollar PEI bottle. Sent By mail, on reesiP
Of price. and - cents ior poslsge.
! for sale, wholesale and ret IL. by
LEEDS, GILMORE & CO.,
Importers Of Drugs and Medicines,
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Also BY Druggists generally.
i March 10. a-l2no
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HOWARD ABsoCrArIoN
PHILADELrHIA.

PHILADELFHIA. -
benevolent Institution established by special Endow-
ment for the Relief Of the Sick and Distressed, af.
Hc,ed with virulent and epidemic Diseases,
and especially for the Cure Of Diseases
Of the Sexual Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis By the Acting
1vl Surgeon to all who apply by letter, with dsscrp-
ton Of their condition. (age occupations habits Of lfo
c) and in cases Of extreme poverty, Medicines fur
nished tree Of charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on SpermatorrhGa. and
other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs, and the NEW
REMEDIES employed in the Dispensary, sent 70 the
afflicted in sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge. Two
or three Stamps for postage will be acceptable.
Address DIR. J. SKILLIN HOuGHTON. Acting
Surgeon, Howard Association, No. South Ninth Str
Philadelphia. Pa. BY order Of the Directors.
EDWARD ID. HEARTWELL, President.
| GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
March 49, s4-l2ns
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Several young officers ~ the Northern
ARMY have been cashiered for saying /" The
South coad't be whipped"