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Sheriff. Sale.
Joseph A. Nixon J
Carv B. Whitehead

NOTICE is hereby given, that sill offer
IN for sale, at public auction. at the Court
Houes doo., in the city Of Troy, Doniphau
County, Kansas, On the 9Th day Of December,
A. D. 1861. between the hosn of 3 o'clock A.
NJ. and O'Clock P. N. Of said day, the follow
ing described land, to wit: commencing at the
south west corner of the northeast quarter Of
section II, township 3, range 81, variations
1880. thence east 20 rods, thence north 36 rods
and Is links. thence west 70 rods, thence south
3S rods and Is links 70 the place Of beginning;
taken and offered for sale by virtue Of An exc
cution issued from the District Court Of the
Second Judicial District, sitting within and for
the County of Doniphas. and State Of Kansas,
for the trial Of causes arising under the laws Of
said State. vhsfsin Joseph A. Nixon 10 plaintiff
and Cary B. Whitehead is defendant, 70 satisfy
judgment and costs Of said action.
Sheriff 3 O6ics, Novembes 6, A. D. 1859.
Sheriff Of Doniphsn County. Ksnssa
" E. G. CaA1A Dspsty Sheriff.
Nossub0 Q, ioeoSv. hb fes, %.
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@ Sol. Miller is ons of the Republi-
can candidates for Senator from Doni-
pbsn County. He will be elected. and
will be useful member, though his head
is wrong on the Henderson Amendment
question. He will have the good sense
to drop that subject. though.-Tepeka
Record. g..
The Record has its full amount of as-
surance. 1t winked at q systematic bolt
of the regular State ticket. in certain
Counties, on account of local interests
and since the election, it has been plaster
ing over. and indorsing the sound Republi-
canism of, certain men who were elected
on the Mongrel ticket. and who did their
best to defeat the Republican ticket
This the Record did for the sake of local
interests; and now it hopes We will be.
tray the known and expressed wishes o
our constituents. and support rival inter
ests. for the benefit of which principles
were sold, party betrayed. and honor
thrown to the dogs. That may be the
Records style, but it is not ours. We
may be able to accomplish no good, but
We shall endesvor to act honorably; and
whenever we feel that we cannot obey the
almost unanimous will of those who elsc.
ted, US, we shall resign our seat. and
come home.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-20

= Kansas sEvEzTH.-An excellent op.
portunity 10 offered to those who wish to
join this celebrated Cavalry Regiment.
Capt. L. q. Utt is now here. and will
remain some eeeks. for the purpose of 70.
cruiting for the regiment. The Ksnsa,
7th hes won bright name BY its exploits
IN Tennessee and Mississippi: and ita
Colonel. A. L. Leo, is one Of the beat end
most popular in the service. See Capt.
Utt's advertisement,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-20

Den~cratic Leaders Negotiating
Win the Bebels.
NEw YoRx. Nov. II.
The Tribune has ths following sdito-
rally:
I'VE ars informed that clssdsstins ne
eotiations have been opened between Ger.
tain Democratic leaders in this city. and
the head traitors st Richmond, looking
to reeoustructioa on the following ba-
sis
..Tbe Stats now IN rebellion are to
elect ueabess q tbs present Congress.
who are to pressat thsmselves at Wash
ington. and claim ssass in said Congress
on or before the frst day Of January next.
"Second-The House. being 90 flle.l.
will at once have . eonjoint conservative
and rebel majority. who will proceed to
notify the President that the rebellion is
substantially ended; that the rebel States
arc all duly represented in the House;
that consequently his proclamation Of
freedom il null and void. and they are
fully under ths protection Of the Cousti-
ton.
"Third-Congress. thus reconstructed !.
is to proceed forthwith to repeal oil acts
bearing hard upon the traitors Of the last
two years. and to pass such others IS may
be necessary to secure perfect immunity
and impunity to them.
"Fourth-A convention OF the States Is
to be called wherever the united conser-
vativs Democratic and rebel strength is
enough to be overwhelming. and is to be
pledged beforehand to make whatever
changes in tho Constitution the slave
holding interests may deem essential to
their own future security and permanent
we'll being.
These are in substance the conditions
forwarded from this city to Richmond by
the 6rst envoy. but We do not learn that
they we're accepted. On the contrary.
ws understand they were not. the rebel
chiefs still insisting on disunion as the
basis of peace. thus absolutely closing the
door against further negotiations, and &C.
cording to our informant, . second em.
bassy from our conservatives is now in
Richmond or we'll on it's way thither.
Hence We may expect to hear further
within . few days"
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ATTENTION, coMpa.s

NHE members Of the White Clora
l. airy Company are hereby no,ifsa 1as.
there will be q meeting Of the Conn.'sh TIA,
drill and instruction, ON the 6rs, y'iOr
December next, and on the fir,t SS""'d''
each month, thereafter, as r.ur;.'raar ;nasDraar n
The members are requested to atts"S By a.
and punctually, as the penalty of ,Ea i,esuIr,
be enforced as.inss slldslinauents 'a' Vi
By order of the Captain.
Nov. CIV. G. B. NUZUN q
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-20

t~ Osborn and Ingalls, run well at
home, and in their two Counties their
vote is so close that one would change it.
Osborn received 645 majority in Doni.
phan County. and Ingalls received GAG
majority in Atchison County.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-20

From the Army Of the Potomac.
HsADouARTEas ARnY OF TIE PoToxAc, !
Novembsr 10.
The following order wss issued BY
General Burnside on taking command o.
the army:
'In sceordancs with General Order,
No. 1872. issued by the President Of the
United States, I hereby sssums command
of the Army Of the Potomsc. Patriot.
ism and the exercise Of my every energy
in the direction, Of fthe army. aided by the
full and hearty cooperation Of ito of6cers
and men. will. I hope. under the blessing
Of God, insure its success. Having besn
. sharer in the privations and . witness
Of the bravery Of the old army Of the Po-
tomac in the Maryland campaign. and
fully identified with them in their feelings
Of respect and esteem for Gen. McC Clsllan.
entertained through . long and most
friendly association With him. / feel that
il 10 not a stranger / assume command.
ITO the 9th army corps 20 long and
intimately assoeiated with me. I need say
nothing. Our histories ars idsutical.-
With dif6dsnce for myself. but with q
proud eon6dsses in tbs answering 10y.
atty and determinatioa Of the gallant ar.
my now eatrustsd to ny csrs.- l accept
its control with The ssssdfast sssursnes
that The just esnss must prevail.
"A. e. BURxsrDs,
"Mejor-G General Csmmanding."
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-20

~ The Prospectus Of the New York
World will be found in our advertising
columns. 1t is paper Of wide circula-
ton. and valuable - . news medium.
1t is the best Of the so-salled Conservs.
tive papers Of the North.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-20

A lady in Csss County recently had
twins. naming them respectively Hayes
and Quantrell. This the Kansas Ci'y
Press calls one Of tho twin relics Of bar
barism." ... ....-,-s.-T
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POETRY,
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Order Relieving General Mcclellan.
N,- Ynpw Nov II

New YoRk. Nov. IL.
The following is the order relieving
General Mcclellan:
"WAR DEPARTNENr,
"ADJUrANr-GrNER OFF1cE.
"WAsHISeroN, Nov. 5. 1862.
"0eseral Orders. No. 1872.
by direction Of the President Of the
United States, i, is ordered that Major
General Mcclellan be relieved from COM
mand Of the Army Of the Potomac. and
that Major General Burnside take the
command Of that army.
"By order Of the Secretary Of War.
"E. D. TowNsEHD, A. G."
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LAGRANGE, TENN. Nov. l3.

LAoRAsaE. Tenn. Nov. 13.
Our forces have pressed forward so de-
terminedly that the rebels, who seem to
have become spprised of our formidable
preparations and the hopelessness of their
efforts to resist. have fallen back. Part
Of our troops occupied Holly Springs this
morning, and our picksts are now thrown
ont for two miles south Of that plscs.
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S See the prospectus of the German
town (Ps.) Telegraph. ono of the best
literary. agricultural and family journals
in the Union.
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-20

~ Some Secesh, giving Muuchau-
sen account Of Roger A. Pryor's wonderful
adventures With Federal soldiers. describes
him a. being powerful man. When
Potter made him show the white feather.
We were told another story-Pryor was
then small, weak man.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-20

7 ~ We are under obligations to Isaac
Fillmore. for fine Thanksgiving Tur.
key. May be live to b President Fill.
more.
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~ Notice OF Appraisal.
Joseph b. Selecsman. I .
vs.. r..
VIM. Word, Ou Execution.
President Of the Iowa Point . =

TfcSucnv OF tn0 IOWA fOInS IT
Hotel Company. l-av y .. ~asa
NOTICE of Appraisal. on execution. issued
1N from the District Coust Of Dopiphan Couu.
ty, Kansas, October II, 1862.
To the said William Word, President o. the
Iowa Point Hotel Company. defendant, Greet.
ing: You are hereby notified, that shall cause
an inventory and appraisal Of Lots 81, IS, 26,
ard q, in Block No. Z, in the city Of Iowa
Point, with al the improvements and appurte.
nances thereunto belonging. to be made At the
premises, on the ID day Of December, A. d.
1862. between the hours Of 8 O'Clock A. n.
and O'Clock P. NJ, at which time and place
you may attend If, you see fit.
Sherid's Office, Troy November. II, A. D.
1852. .Eesrr W.-D. IBEELER, =
Sheriff Of Doniphan County. Kansas.
November l3, l662-3w. Prs fee, IS.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-20

SECOND DISPATCH.
Still Pressing the Rebels-100 Prison
ers Taken-A sharp Skirmish Going
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-20

.at List Of Letters, 80
in. the Post Office at White
IL Cloud, Kansas, November 18th, 1862
David r G Q r1I Middleton Miss Nancy
Evans Eli Snider Mary ru' -
Kingston Miss Amy Thomas s
e. Thompson Miss Adaline .....
The above letters, il not called for within
two months from date, will be sent to the Dead
Letter Office. H. F. MACY, P. M.
White Cloud, November Is, lSG2-lw.
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TO TAX PAYERS.

We have large amount Of Doniphan and
Dssva ounty Warrants, which We will dispose
sfas the current market price. Persons having
Taxes to pay in the above Counties. will save
Doney BY using the Warrants.
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marrieo.

At the residence of the brides father, on
Tuesday. the 18th inst, BY Rev. O. B. Gardner,
Mr.. JAMES willie NooRE and Miss MELvIsA
Urr, eldest daughter of John II. UT, all of
White Cloud. .-.t" #- HIs
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MICIellan's Farewell Speech and Order
to the Army Of the Potomac.

MlCleIIansS E0reweII Speech ana OrQeI
to the Army Of the Potomac.
WAsmNaToH, Nov. IL.
Gen. Mcclellan and staff left Warren
ton ct IL o'clock to day. On reaching
the Junction . salute was fired and the
troops drawn up in line. Gen. McCIel-
Ian in response to calls for sspeecb, said :
Il wish you to stand by Burnside as you
have stood by mo. and all will be we'll.
Good bye"
The following farewell order was read
to the troops composing the Army Of the
Potomac yesterday morning at dress pa
rsde:
HEADouARTERs ARHY OF THE PoToMAc, \
CANP NEAR REcroRTowN. Va,
November I, 1862.
Officers sad Soldiers Of he Army Of the Potomac. /.
An order of the President devolves up
on Major-G General Burnside the command
Of the army. In parting With you I can
not express the love and gratitude bear
You. As an army. you have grown up
under my caro-. In You I have never
found doubt or coldness. The battles you
have fought under my command will
proudly live in our national history.
The glory you have acheived-our mutu-
al perils and fatigues-ths graves Of our
comrades fallen in bstsls and BY disease
the broken forms Of those whom wounds
and sickness have dissblsi-ths strongest
associations which can exist among men.
unite us still By an indissolubIs tie. We
shall ever bs comrades in supporting the
Constitution Of our country and the ns-
Of its people. 7 c
GEoRoI B. MoCLELLAn,
Msjor-G General U. 8. A.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-20

D @ Burr Oak Township. in this Coun
ty. is model. At the late election she
cast over eighty votes>>sy sysry one Of them
for the Republican ticket, and not ono Of
them scratched on State ticket. We OBJ
serve. BY the official returns, that We re-
esivsd one moro vote in that Township
than any other candidate. If the figuses
be correct. We owe Burr Oak one. and will
prsy for her, If We can do nothing else.
Perhaps the ''other" Sol. Miller's ghost
came back from the bloody field Of Cor
inth, and cast thst vote for ~
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-20

~ Congress will meet on December
Let, one week from Monday.
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I'm KANSAS CAVALRY!

COL. A. L. LEE!
200 RECRUITS WANTED!
THlS celebrated Cavalry Regiment has been
L in active service in Missouri, Kentucky
and Tennessee, for the last sixteen months, and
is everywhere known as the crack Cavalry Re
giment of the West. To men who wish TO see
service in an old and tried Regiment, rare in
ducements are offered. For full particulars,
apply At the Recruiting Station. White Cloud
Kansas. L. II. UTT.
Captain 7th Kansas Cavalry,
Nov. 20, lS62-2n. Recruiting Officer.
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They are discovering coal oil 10 Eng
land. ''It never rains, but It pour"
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Holly Springs Evacuated.

The Advance Of Gen. Grants Army DC.
cupyiug the Place-Rebeis Skedadllng
South ward.
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A DENIAL We have been assured, by
sperssn who has an opportunity Of know
ing, that Gov. Robinson issued no commits.
sions for the purpose Of influencing the
Lawrence Convention or the election; and
.ha. the statement IS to his having sp.
pointed Geo. 8. Hillyer Colonel of the
l1th Regiment. was false. We publish
ed the above charges, having obtained
our information from an exchange. 1,
was no electionesring trick on our part
We shall never publish statements which
ws believe to be false. for electioneerins
purposes; and had this denial been furnish.
ed to Us before the election, We should
have made the correction as readily then
% now. We trust the Governor is limo.
cent Of the charge. Az to Hillyer. We
have not such . horror of him % some
folks. and think he would have made q
bette. Colonel than many in the army;
but in view Of the unfortunate position in
which he stood. We thought the sppoint.
ment injudicious.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-20

It will be seen that last years prices.
contracted BY different parties. are almost
uniform. showing that some understand
ing and agreement existed; while this year,
the bids vary widely. indicating that every
man went in on his own responsibility.
This year. the saving will be from 81. 900
to 8l0, ,000-making . nett saving to the
State, in two years, Of from $4,000 to
sl5. 900 on the item ofprinting alone. The
members Of that Committee, Eve in num-
Der. Ctwo did oil the work. certainly earn.
ed their salaries, and were OF no disad-
vantage to the State. TIE total expense
of that Committee to the State was the
sum of too dollars and thirty fye cents.
Another COMMITTEES. pursuing an invssti-
cation at the same time, and performing
about as much work, sadjled upon the
State an expense Of several hundred dol
lars. Their lsbors resulted 10 the i'm
parchment of couple Of officers; but If
they succeeded in saving anything to the
State. we have not been able to 'see it."
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We annex the cash terms. to which We bee
leave to call the attention of all Who think Of
subscribing for newspaper:
The New York herald., 1862-09-30

Canadian -four was also IN good request and prices
rather rmer with sales OF 400 bbs within the above
range Of prices Southern -four in COED demand and
prices we're hrmer The sales embraced about i 800
bbls., closing within the above range Of prices.
Rye -four was unchanged, while the sales embraced
100 bbls. Corn meal was quiet and prices hrm,
with sales reported Of $50 bbs, within tbs range OF the
above figures Wheat-fhe market was 1c higher Tor
coed red winter Western and amber, while common
grades less buoyant and prices irregular Tho sales
footed up about 1856 900 bushels at 81 "a 81 35 for am
ber Western 81 20 81 SO for red winter Western, the
inside figure for Illinois, dst Of order 81 "a for amber
Green Bay 81 20 for Western club 81 is 81 % for Nil
waukee club, 81 20 81 "a for amber Iowa and 81 10
81 10 for Chicago spring. Corn toeraby active,
while prices were firm The sales embraced sbont
200 900 bushels good part in poor order at 43c 40
for hot and warm Gle for sound shipping lots OF West
ern mixed with small choice lots do. at &C., and West
crn yellow at 63 1rc. CSC. Rye unaltered. sale
Of 800 bushels OF Western made at 6lc Barley
was quiet, while prices were firm Oats were heavy and
with sales Of now State reported at Soc 6Oc
and Of cid at 6Oc Gle.
CoHKE-The market was quiet whHe prices we're Arm.
CoToN-Thc market was irregular and sales m de-
rate The transactions were confined 70 about 2oo bales
on tho basis Of 55c. 56c for mddlng uplands, with
small irregular lots at tris above and below these
figures.
FRElss Liverpool about 90 600 bushels of wheat
were made at Id IL I'D ,n bulk and in ships bags
with small lots reported at Nd in ships bags 10000
@ or anS 400 r So Uus a. rs S
IS. Cd. 10 Glasgow 20 900 bushels Of wheat at l2d in
bulk 900 bbls -four at 49, 3d. and 500 packages ardat
the United Kingdom, TO load with 10000 bushels wheat
at I'D; in bulk.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS market opened neavy ana lower,
but towards the close better demand spraDg pand
again became rmer and active sales OF 900 bbls
were reported, closing at $1l 80 $1l 62h for mess
and prime at $40 l2 $40 25 Beef quiet while the
sales confined 70 90 70 bbs at $2 90 $13 SO for
plain and $l4 $14 80 for extra. Bacon
and wanted saes embraced about $50 boxes short clear
for December and January, at p. Cut mea,s were
changed, while sales limited. Lard was buoyant
with sales Of 800 packages at skc. loc and kegs at
10c. 10Ac. Butter and cheese we're in moderate de-
mand, and prices unchanged.
Sugars we're arm and active, with an Improvement in
refined Cuba goods The sales footed up about 2 200
hhds included in which Cubas at &c. 9hc for fair
to good refining grades, with some small lots good refining
grades reported at &c, and grocery grades at 9hc
New Orleans 9c 1Osc. and clarified do at IL
11xc., and 722 boxes chiefly at 9Hc.
The New York herald., 1862-09-30

LSreAftt. ~ ycoi siVo 1.-Two S.Vsl tobs
Decrease 27O,4e5 -
The feature Of this statement IL the increase in
the deposits, q circumstance which, steadily re-
Qeated az il has been for many consecutive weeks,
alone sofices TO account for the speculative ex-
citement which prevails throughout the commu-
nifty The country s in fact growing rich
on the war expenditures Of government,
which far exceed In volnme and in profit
the Southern trade which the North has
hoet by the war. Money is flowing to this city for
employment freEn every direction and, while the
old Southern houses have gone down and are no
more heard of . new class Of men. who have
lprovn by the war, are assuming their mace in
osu financial community and will rule Wall street
until the peace comes, when a new crisis will pro.
baby destroy most Of them, as the war DESTROYED
tbeir-predsce
Cold, demand notes and exchange all took a
sudden upward turn today. Gold rose in the
morningto 49, sold 10 the Afternoon al 1887, and
closed 1891 bid. Demsnd notes jumped up 10
llsA, lld, and finally ll9H, Bankers put up
their notes 70 lw. and shs Ast osotAtio