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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-12-11

'S"'S O' ""Se"Se W PsVceeo 70 lulnOis with my
family, to return and report at Fort Lsavsn.
worth This did. but found, on my arrivaf Ii
the Fort, that our Battalion had received mar.
ching orders. and was then several days out on
their way to Fort Laramie. Being thus left BE-.
hind, reported to Adjutant- eneral Thomas
Moonlight, who furnished me vi th quarters and
rations, and soon after detailed me for ext,.
duty as clerk in his Office, where 1 remained
until the LIST Of June. when favorable oupor
tunisy ofjoining my company presenting itself
BY Capt. A. Allen, Co. B. 9th Kansas volun.
teens, being ordered 10 escort Gov. HARDING n
Salt Lake City, was relieved from duty in IN.
Generals Office, and came with oapt. Allen to
Fort Laramie.
Since my arrival 10 this country, have been
continually on detached service, either on Post
duty atLaranie. or escorting supply trains 10
and from Sweet Water Bridge. or scouting in
the mountains, always endeavoring to do nv
duty - . soldier, faithfully and loyalty, under.
going all the Inconvenience Of mountain G. m,
life, and the absence of almost every vessie. Of
whilst my enemies at hone. too
cowardly TO buckle on the sabre or shoulde, IN.
musket and strike for their country, and not.
their repeated aggressions upou
me- already monstrous. must needs promuleate
base and slanderous reports. calculated stiIl fur.
ther to wrong and oppsess me.
am nov, With Q small detachment Of on,
company. stationed At this place. as { guard for
the operator, Who was here alone, and EXPECT
Q remain hero until the FIRST Of April next.
We are IS miles east Of the Fort, and no bu.
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A HUMANE VIEW.

Is Il true. then. chat the colorsd people
can displaee any more ,ohits labor by being
free than by remaining slaues If they
stay in their places. they jostle no aahite
laborers. If they leave their old places.
they leave them open to white laborers.
Logically, there is neither more nor lsss of
it. .-rE-.g- .s7ar'-'
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THE FUTURE OF TIE FREEDMEN.

Ths third article relates to the fnture
of the freed people. 1t does not oblige
but merely authorizes Congress to aid
in colonizing such as msy consent. --Fhis
ought not to be regarded as Objectionable
on the one hand or on the other. inasmuch
as it comes to nousht unless BY mutual
consent of the people 10 be deported and
the American voters through their repre-.
sentatives in Congress.
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Sherif's Sale.
E B. Long & Co.,
anainef
against
,Joseph Wehr.

JOScpu- w cur.
DY virtue of writ of venditiOui exponas
ID to me directed from the Court Of Com
mon Pleas of Monroe County. Chic, will Of
fer for sale at public auction, at the front
door of the court house, in the town Of Woods
field, in said county, between the hours of
ten O'Clock a. M and four O'Clock p. M, on
Saturday. the 18th day Of February 1859,
the following real estate, situate in said coun-
ty, to wit:
Being part of the south west quarter of
section twelve. township seven and range sew
en-; beginning for the same at a stake maj ked
with cross, situated eastward and within
three or four rods Of the north east corner Of
lot number forty, in the town of Calais, in
Monroe county, Ohio. Thence north nineteen
and one-fourth degrees, east six rods and four
teen links; thence north eleven and One-half
degrees east four rods; thence soutl, seven
teen and one-half degrees east one rod and
fourteen links; thence south eleven and ONE
half degrees west four rods, thence south
seventy-six and one half degrees east six rods
and eight links; thence south fifteen degrees
west four and one half rods; thence westward
direct line to the place Of beginning; con-
tanning ffty-two square rods, and being the
lands conveyed to said Joseph Wehr by f1a-
ger and Harris, by deed dated April lst, 1854,
recorded in volume IA, page 53l, of the coun-
ty records. Also, the north ives: quarter of
tho ncrth east quarter of section seventeen,
in township seven, of range seven, containing
forty acres, more or less; and being the same
land conveyed by w. B. Alexander t9 Joseph
Wehr by deed dated March Is, 1873, -ecoraed
in volume 18, page 2'3. / ss.i county re.
cords. e. W. CA3R0TdERS,
Jan. Is, 1876 30. Sheriff II. e. D.
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LOUISVILLE, Jan. s.-The Democrat
is informed that Federal scouting
party brought five prisoners into Colum-
bia who were endeavoring to join Zolli-
Golfer. The party report Zollicoffer
with 1000 men between Creelsboro and
Columbia.
Greensburg had been almost depop-
ulated by the rebels, but Wards Federal
brigade had gone there to take posses
sion.
The rebels captured FIVE soldiers, who
were guarding Boralis' Ferry, killing a
man named James, and taking Is or 20
guns. The guard were surprised by
rebel detachments on each side of the
river.
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Master Commissioners Sale.
W. H. Stewart, Trustee of Fisher, Boyd & Co.
p 8 -.f-a..-, ss against
F. G. Okey,. and others.


F. G. Okey. and others.
BY virtue Of a mandate to me directed
from the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe
County. Ohio, will offer for sale at public
auction, at the front door of the court house,
in the town Of Woodsfeld, in said county, on
Saturday. the 25M day Of January, 1852.
between the hours of ten o'clock a. M, and
four o'clock p. M, on said day, the following
real estate, ordered to be sold in this case, and
situate in said county, to wit:
All that part OF Lot number twenty four,
in the town of Wosdsfeld, owned and occu-
pied on the twenty ninth day of January 1851
by F. G. Okey store house. being twenty
four feet in front, and forty six feet back, com
mencing for the same at the south east corner
OF said lot number twenty four aforesaid
Also, the Tobacco house and ground the
same stands, being part Of a lot of ground
purchased from William Cochran by Warren
Rollister, and sold by said Warren Holiistet
to +. G. Okey, adjoining the town Of Woods
field, and being forty feet by forty feet OF the
said let>sx srk.s NM. 0KEY, Mas Com. rs,
Monroe Common Pleas.
Dec. -. 1S6l-$4.s5.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
HALIFAX. Ian. :

The steamer Canada has arrived, with
dates TO the 9th ult. A great state Of
suspense prevailed 10 Europe for the ar
rival of the Africa with the expected 70.
ply from the American government.
Manchester markets firm. Breadstuffs
easier. Provisions steady. Consols 904
. s03c.
The steamer Africa will take body
of troops TO Halifax. The Hibernian
will take 700 troops to St. Johns. n B.
Lord Palmerstou has recovered from
his attack of the gout
The Duke of SAKE Coburg Gotha had
returned to the continent.
The Prussian Government he's sent a
note to the Government ct Washington.
coudemning the act of Mason and Slidell
The iron plated frigate Warrior had
got her sails bent, and was to be kept in
readiness to leave, pending the solution
of the American questions.
The English papers continue to TEEN
with articles on the American question,
but as they are mostly confined to specu'
lations on the eve of solution, it is not
essential to give them.
Every regiment in the camp at Alder.
shott had been medically inspected, so
that they might be in perfect readiness to
embark Immediately for America.
A body of trained nurses. on Miss Flo
renee Nightingale's plan, were to proceed
at once to Halifax.
The batteries of arti llery at Bombay.
on the point of embarkation to England,
we're stopped by pressing dispatches from
Bengal.
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LOST, MISLAID OR STOLEN!

ONE certificate of Loan of the County of
~ Allegheny, State of Pennsylvania, signed
by the County Commissioners, dated Febru-
ary first 1850, for Tue thousand Dollars, bear
ing interest payable semi annually; principal
due February 6rst 1855. Also, two certificates
of Loan from the City Of Allegheny, each of
One thousand Dollars, dated june 4th 1S47
bearing interest payable semi-annually; p.in-
cipal due October 1st 1862.
Tho above described Bonds will be of no
use to any person but to myself, as have
stopped payment on them at the proper time.
MARTIN VOEGTLY,
Baresville, Ohio, January Is. 1852.-3t pd.
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Administrators Sale Of vainsl
BILE Town Property, beos

TN pursuance Of an order Of ths lPrsbats
/ Court of Monroe County, Ohio, the usdeAs
signed as Administrator Of Lewis ,Obiin<-rs
deceased, will offer. for sale on the ,prshlis
ses, on .si.H e-t- ~ ~, 80. -
Saturday. the lSA day Of january sl66A
at public outcry, the following prernis~s, ssS<
uate iu Monroe County, Ohio, to Wit: 8 sney
Lot No. 10 in the Town Of Malaga.
There is good dwelling house. w~lls ssAblA
and other out-buildings on said lot.
( TERMS or SALE-0ne- third cash. one-this3
in hine months, and the residue in sieksve4
mouths, with interest on the defesrsd p&Se
ments to be secured to the satisfscticn o. To
Undersigned. Appraised at $780, Stess -
RICHARD CHADDt CK. I111x
Dec. 25. 'sl.-lw. $500,
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DIE D-Of Typhoid fever, on the 5th
inst, at the residence of Doct. Way, Barnes
Vile, Ohio, Sergeant JOHN DAVENPORT
KOONTZ, of Company A. 25th Reg. o. v. U.
8. A., aged % years, 8 months and 20 days.
DIED-New Years morning, 1852 at his
residence in Summit Township, Rev. JACOB
KLUND, formerly pastor of the German
Lutheran Church at Lewisville,) aged So
years and months.
The deceased was we'll known and highly
respected throughout the county, and leaves
a widow and a large number Of friends to
mourn his loss. 'The memory of the just is
blessed" Prov. 10. Z. n.
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Master Commissioners Sale.
Conrad Smaller,
against


Reuben Hawkins and others.
RI virtue Of a mandate to me directed irons
= the Court of Common Pleas sSfs Monroe
County, Ohio, will offer for sale at public
auction, at the front door of the ceuttcypuse,
in the town of Woodsfeld in said county,
between the hours OF ten o'clock, a., .ip.. aud
four o'clock p. M, on ee aesfa H8W
Saturday, the End day of february. 1862,
the following real estate, situate In iaiH coun-
ty, to wit:
3eing In the south west quarter of section
eight, in township six, Of range seven; hsgin-
ming for the same at the south east corner of
the town plat Of the town of Stafford Il MStks
west with the southern borders of ;siidAopn
twenty-five rods; thence south with the east
side of the alley between lots number fvs
and six in said town, extending south twenty
nine rods to a stake at the south end oe sMd
alley extending south; thence soath sikhty-
one degrees east eighty-three rods tas a apent
on the line dividing the east hall. from the
west half of said section eight, and one.b
rod from the south east corner of the north
half of said south west quarter section; thssi4s
north with said line tweuty-ssveneaIdr 4 half
rods TO the State road; thence soutk eighty
SIX degrees west nine rods; thence north sie6-
ty-thres degrees west thirty-five rods; thence
north hfty-eght and one -halff dserses Xwsst
eighteen and two tenth rods to the place Of
beginning, containing thirtesn and three
fourth acres, more or less, in Monroe County.
Ohio. a.-' stl qes+-lryT
Also, SO much of the lots number. one, two
and three as lies south of the. State road
passing through said lots. The hrst Eeu-
toned premises appraised az the sum of$36S.
lot number two at $40; lot number three At
twenty dollars. wTprS
IA JOEL T. RANDOLPH, Mas Com.
Monroe Common. Pleas
Jan. /, 1862.-$7,50. ~ taA q
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The Annual Meeting Of the Monroe

COUNTY BIBLE SOCIETY,
Will be held, on
Sunday. the 9th day Of February neat,
in the Christian Church in WoodsfeId, Ohio,
a: s o'clock, P. NJ.
Rev. CHARLES THORN, Agent of the Aneri-
can Bible Society will be present, and address
the meeting. Ministers of all denominations
in the County, are invited to be present, and
participate in the proceedings. Every Con-
gregation in the County is requested to take
up . collection for the Bible cause, and for
ward the same, on or before said day. The
public generally are requested to attend.
VIM F. HUNTER, Pres't.
Jan. Is, lSsl.-4t.
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Master commissioners Sale.
Ro-erl Hyde,
against
Elizabeth Eddy, ard others.

Elizabeth Eddy. ard others.
Ply virtue of mandate to me directed
from the Court OF Common lleai OF Monroe
County, Ohio, Twill offer for sale at public
auction, at the front door of the court house, in
the town Of Wooislield, in said county, be-
tween the hours of tea o'clerk a. H., and four
O'Clock P. m. on
Saturday. the l5h d,ycf Fsbr"ory, 1852
the following real estaIe, si.uate in SAID coun-
ty, to wits
The south east quarter Of section one, town
ship four and rangs FIVE, with the exception
of twenty acres of the west side heretofore
convey ed. ss $3.50 g,at5f ~ 5,a}s lf7tfa
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Exciting News from Romney

EACILlllS NUNS liOlu IGOluuCy
Rour OF the Rebels from Blues Gap
Fifteen Rebel Killed and I'venty taken
Prisonsrs
Lieut.. Col. John g. Kelley, who is
now in the city. yesterday receivedithe fol-
lowing dispatch from the Colonel Of his
regiment: 1e
sa RoAMEY, Jan. Z.
We have routsd he enemy from Blues
Gap, killing seven. jams EVANS,
Col. fth virginis Regiment.
FURTHER PARTICULARS.
CUMBERLAND, Jan. I.
Eds. Essligsxcsr: A detachment Of
Col. Kslley's fsrees. commanded BY Col.
Duuning, Of tho 5th Ohio Regiment, left
Romney last night st IL o'clock. and At
tackled the rebels Two thousand strong at
Blues Gap. east Of Romuey. At daylight
this day. The rebels were completely
routed with q loss Of fifteen killed, two
pieces of cannon, their wagons. tents, &c.
with twenty prisoners. including one com.
missioned officer. Our loss-nons.
It 10 rumored here this afternoon that
the rebels are iu full retreat from Han.
cock. s /. n. PUMPHREY.
rBiue's Gap il aftesn miles from Rom
ney, on the Winchester road at the North
river and has been the advanced post oil
the rebels for two months. 1t ID . gorge
in the mountains Of great nstursl strepgth
~ military position
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Insolyent Notice,

NOTICk is hereby given that the Probate
IN Court Of Monroe County, Ohio, declared
the Estate of Joseph Eddy probably insoivent
on the leth day of January 1852. All per
sons having claims against said Estate, will
present them to the undersigned within six
months from this date.
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Jan. Is, l862.-4t pd.
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J- ffs3l Afalf C-l4s- ,sss1faodie1
The SAID DEFENDANTS will take nofiao
that the petitioner flied his petition in sbe
Court of Common Pleas of Monroe coun-
ty. Ohio. on the 9th day of NovemtSrr.
A. D. one Thousand eight hundred and
sixty one, against them; the object and
prayer of which is, to obtain partition of
the following lands and tenements. situate
in Monroe county, Ohio, and descrihsd ~
follows, to wit: The south, bali VI the
south west quarter OF section seven, in
township Eve Of range six. S Also ,the
south east quarter of the south east. .qusfs
ter of section thirteen. in township i've
and range six Also part Of the eass
half of The north east quarter. of secsioA
eighteen in township four. and range elk,
beginning at the north east corner Of liza
section; thence west eighty rods and ,sev 4
euteen and one half links to. al elm;
thence south 6fty,ons roda aud thirteen
and three ,fourths links to the place sf
beginning, contaiuing twenty y-six acres,
more or less. Said defendants ara, notifsA
that application will be made as The ,ns3i
Term of the Court of Common Piess tot
Monroe county. Ohio, for an order for
partition Of the Aforesaid premises sss ~
ISAAC tBEARDMORE, a
Guardian of Isaac Booshs
December 4.-6w Sc 48 - ssps9
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Thomas Wright's Estate.

NOTICE is gwen that the Probate
Cour, of Mcnroe Couhly. OHIO, did, on
The 2 h day ot Decemi,er 1851, declare
the Estate Of T,iomss Wright probablg
,nsulreat. Crednors will present their
rlaiuis TO l. Gru,igns ssnr.. Adninistra-
tor. within six nn,.,:h. f,nm this date.
sE.2GKATI6Nl-. renr
Dscemtsr Is. lst..-4n
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Master Commissioners Sale.
McCiellen and Knox,
against
John Kirkpatrick and others

John Kirkpatrick and others.
BY virtue Of a mandate to me dir. cted from.
the Court of Common Pleas of the county OF
Monroe, in the State of Ohio, will offer fer
sale at public auction, at the front dosr OF ths
court house, in the town of Woodsf-id, in said
county, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock a. n
and o'clock p. M, on
Saturday. the 18th day Of February, 1852
the following described real estate, situat. i.
said county, to wit:
Lots No. Fl and 90 in the town of of L.ba
non. Also, the south west quarter of section
seven, in township ave. and range seven, *
cept twenty lots in the town Of Lebanon Oh,
acre for Union Church and one acre for tn,
mill company. =
:. WIN. oKEY, Mas. Com.
Monroe County. OHIO.
Jsa. Is, lssa.-$3.s5.
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WM. OkEY, Mes. Gem.
Munroe County, Ohio.
Jan Is, 2862.---$3 60

Low! Brock 's Estate.
NOTICE is lereb gwen that the subscriber
IN has been appointed aad qualified by the
riubat. Court of Monroe county, Ohio, on
December so, lsol as Administrator of the
Estate of Levi Brock, late OF .aonroe County,
OHIO, deceased. DANIEL BROCk,
San. S, 1862. a--- Admir-
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Boston, Jan. 8.-Ex.G1v. Morehead
was released from Fort Warren on parole
to-day.
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THE UNION FOREVER.
MARRIED.

-Ou the 49th day of December, 1851. by
E. 3. Cox, Esq, Nr. SYLVESTER Ross and Miss
MARTHA JANE SAITH, all of Salem township,
this County.
On the lst inst, by the same. Mr.. SAM
uEL HRSrHoRN and Miss MARY M. LIrrLEroN,
all of Salem township. Monroe County, o.
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ATTA oHMENr No1xck .sa

= -'---I z = O11 ~ ~ 4 ~ = INN.r
A. B. Covert @~ A9Ao
1 se against sEsas ea aBa
Isaac Eddy, deft. uld botST
QEFORE J. N. Mitchell, ]. p, of Perry,tnxD-
~ ship, Monroe county, Ohio, on the 10th
day of November 1851, said Justice issued an
Order of Attachment in the above action. for
the sum of Twenty-six dollars and seyenty-
eight cents debt, and Fifteen dollars costa.
This case continued until the 10Th day. 0f
February 1862. 70 ali .T# hefnsg sfi
Jan. /, 1S62.--pd raitss,4 s:.,e.,,
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Making . total of -.
4s55.ooo,ooo


The practical question then comes up,
and must be met, Can these sums be aap.
piled 40 basis of bank issoes within the
time requiredf II al the banks In the 10y.
al States wore q once to engage earnest.
" in the work Of converting their present
means into money. and investing It in
Government stocks rs fast % realized,
would 1t produce the required amount of
$27 5, 600, 900 in eighteen months? 1t
seems to me only necessary to state this
to ahow its imprscticability. The coin
held by the banks would be required as
the basis of these cew issues That could
not be parted with. The State stocks
held by some of them might be converted
into money at heavy loss, but this would
supply very small portion of the sum
required. The main dependence would
be the rapid collection of the bills receiv-
able held by the banks. The aggregats
amount of ell the bills receivable held by
all the banks Of the country was, on the
6rst Of, January, 1860. 1856. 900. 900.
sbsas TIVE thirds Of vhicA was held BY
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Notice in Partitions bsa

Isaac Beardnsore, Gaardian Of f 1sndaaaee
Booth. Petitioner. against Eis=a Scar.
borough and Stephen Scqr6orosgk 80 ~,
her husband, Dsfsn9dnks9 s I - -.