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Every Union soldier should remember
that he is under solemn oath, entered
upon the records Of the country, and re-
gislered in heaven, to maintain and de-
fend his country by all the means in his
power How dare any soldier then be
indolent, impatient Of discipline, disobe-
dent to his commanders, neglected. OF
duty, or cowardly in the presence OF the
foe? And how dare any officer set the
example of these ruinous faults, in his
own person, before his soldiers? Such
a wretch deserves TO have his gilt straps
torn from his shoulders and q stout lea
Their strap laid briskly on his back.
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A nephew of John Sldell graduated
from West Point about six weeks since,
and was assigned 10 dnty upon the staff
of Brigadier- General Reno, Of the Union
army, In the battle Of Saturday last, he
was badly wounded, and left for dead
upon the field The rebels stripped him
of his gold watch and yaluables, and left
him 10 die. He crawled TO the Union
lines, where his mother found him and
brought him 20 This city. lie will pro-
badly recover.
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RrrorEn S6mnnsH-We heard a ru'
NOR on the streets late last night that
there was skirmish yesterday, near the
Hermitage, between party of guerrillas
and some Ohio and Indiana companies.
The rebels were soon routed with the loss
If Eve killed, several wounded, and few
eantured. The Federalists did not lose
amsn. The rebels can never hope to
win a victory near the grave of the loyal
and Union loving AgpEEw JACKSON
The shades of Old Hickory would rise
with majestic presence, and strike terror
10 the souls Of the traitors.
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A skirmish took place between Wood
wards band of guerrillas, numbering
some COO, and much smaller Federal
force, from Russellyille, Ky, in the south
Of Logan county, on The oh instant Our
men made the attack, but the guerrillas
did not stand Gre at all, immediately
taking 70 precipitate flight, with the loss
Of one killed and five captured, among
the latter their Quartemaster who had
in his possession $4,000, which the
thieves probably raised by selling Gov
eminent stores al GAINESVILLE. We learn
that Woodward was reinforced by some
200 guerrillas, and a fight was expected
yesterday morning near Russellgille. The
guerrillas will be certain 10 get terrible
thrashiug, tor the officers and soldiers are
eager to get at the rascals.
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The wheat crop of Minnesota this year
will produce 100000 bushels, which
will ALLOW the State 10 export 100000
bushels. Other crops are in a zine con-
dition-mnning over with pleniiiulness.
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From MAJ we con.Idel- good anlhor.

From what we consider good author
ity, we learn that FoEREsr crossed the
river few days sgo, with his whole
force, not exceeding 1900 men. The
rebels who are famous for shooting with
a long bow usually pat it at from 5000
TO G,000 but the force ia this instance
was counted with considerable accu-
racy.
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Brigadier- General Jefferson q. Davis,
Of Indiana, Is 10 the city,--L0.Gnlit
Journal SGD 40
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harris,

?. ewing, , siall
and will then proceed TO
Make them take the oath.
2. Conflscate them;
3. Make them join the temperance So
cieiy;
4. Compel them TO read all the procla-
nations issued by all the Generals, Col
onels, Captains, Corporals, Orderly Ser
goanis, and High Peiyates ON both sides
Of this unnatural and injurious war
fare" all the conservative articles pub.
lished by the old Gogy edi tors; and all
the articles written on the Ethiopian
question by Horace Greeley.
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Justices Court.
uAssAn c,llAHaN rrn

HANNAH EAttAHAN, Wrn1 Inatuit before q A.
90 smlthFstr, Jurtloo of
e. .. EluoIr, pfrt ihg Peace ioi Davidson
luunty Tluuessfe
The plaintiff, Hannah Callahan, in tha actnn hay.
int nniuurd hn Attachment against thr defendant,
Z, H. Elliott ami Issued Co Constable of aaii Com.
~ ana rrturnrf b. hnii !rgled on pf0fHfty heIonr
ihg 20 ihr doi,udlnt and un motion ~ plaiutn. b
appearing 90 tho satisfaction ~ said Jusce that The
fiondnnt q non residrnt Of the State Of Irune a5r
10 d ordered that publication d. made f1r four SOC.
cesv wects in newspaper Published in tho city OF
hashtIln called The Uuiou,' warning ihe drieud.
hui % sppear before sad jutoo ou thr iith Dag Of
NDiob"f iho2, and plead answer, ur dGmur iu said
iug ~ part uu that day
q, M sOUTuGATE. JP.
Sept 0ihi 1902 itw Irs. me $500
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WHITE MALES FROM EIGHTEEN TO FORTY
FIVE YEARS IN THE FREE sTATEs
WHITE MALES FROM EIGHTEEN TO FORTY
FIVE YEARS IN THE SLAVE STATES.

This, however, is TOO favorable a view
Of the military strength of the rebels.
They cannot claim all the slave States,
but only those which render allegiance
10 the COnfederacy. Maryland, Della
ware Kentucky aud Missouri must there
fore be omitted from the list which would
then give The following result:
Eleven roafedcri States ..............t, 100000
four hordrr slave states ....- 81, ....... $4,000
But as, on an average, three fourths Of
the population in these four border slave
States may be set down as in favor Of the
Union, aud one fourth in favor of the
COnicderacy, the population of the mill
tary age on either side would stand as
follows:
For hc lg2 80
The foregoing figures are at the rate
Of about one in five Of the population
men, women and children. But as large
allowance must be made for sickness and
incOmpetency, one in seven of the popu-
IatiOn would be as high a figure as either
section could bring into the field. Such
is the experience OF nations, even one in
ten being regarded an extremely high
CONSUMPTION. The figures would stand,
in round numbers, with one fighting man
in seven:
For the Jniou, effective m.u,....,......2,9o i 900
For thr 'onleA"iacyr .'...'.'.... $4,000
We are thus nearly three and a hall TO
one, after making the most liberal esii-
mate in favor of the enemy This is
the highest amount Of military strength,
ia white men, the Southern Confederacy
can claim. Thus $4,000 is the very Mt
most that il could ever command. OF
this number one hundred thousand at
least have been placed hoys du CONDUIT in
the battles and skirmshes of the war.
According TO the estimate of the South
ern papers, there are now in the field
100000 effective men, distributed as fol-
lows:
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$. @. mERCER. Editor.
Our Proclamation.

A reliable gentleman informs as that a
reliable gentleman from Sumner county
saw a reliable gentleman from Sumner
county yesterday, who reported that on
Friday he saw in Gallatin,
First and Foremost,
iahaut harrts
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We have an abiding faith that the army
Of the West will acquit itself gloriously
If ever it gets near Gen. BRAGG. Men,
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the stan Of isham 8 harris.
NOW, know ali men by these presents,
that unless the Aforesaid
]. harris,
2. ewing,
3. staff,
do not incOntinen,ly
(A) slopes
(B) Vamose,
20 Absquatulate,
(D) Cut stick,
(E) Abire, eUasius, c1iumpcre,
Cd Skedadde
from the limits, boundaries, termini, and
area Of the aforesaid Gallatin, lying and
being in the aforesaid county of Sumner.
without any delay, hesitation, renon-
STRANGE, or parleying whatsoever, we viii
forthwith proceed in person TO Gallatin,
armed and equipped as the law directs, 10
such eases made and provided and will
surround the aforesaid
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.onnEn oF PURIICATION.

opnER OF PUBLICATION.
Tn the Second District Court OF the Stase OF
Esn.ss. sitting within and for Doniphan Coun-
- for the trial of causes arising under the
laws of said State.
Bella NJ. Hughes Plaintiff ,.
U.m;ltsn J. Johnston DEITY
.Tlhe plaintiff by Sidney Tennent ms stootnsy
on the 18th day Of January, A. y. leo]'
sIed An affidavit iu this action showing that
Wsa,;lton Johnston, the defendant in this act
inn i. a nonresident of the State OF Kansas,
IND eanno. be served with the process issuing
srnn thi, Court it is therefore ordered BY the
cIsrk of said Court in vacation, that the said
defendant Hamilton ]. Johnston, be notified BY
npbIicstiou in the White Cloud Kansas Chief,
,,ekly newspaper published in the County OF
Donipbsn, and State of Kansas, during six con
sscutiye weeks of the pendancy Of this suit, the
obiec, of Whichis TO obtain judgment against
tbe said defendant for the sum OF One
hundred Dollars, together with interest frow
the tinh day of Jnly A. d. 1859, at the rate OF
ten per cent per annum, upon q note given 70
10 the said plaintiff by the said defendant, and
that the property OF the said Hamilton J. John
sou has been attached to Wit: the north west
quarter of the north east quarter OF section
thirty four, (34) township three, 90 range
TWENTY-FIVE, (22) containing forty acres. seventy
five cord. of wood, more or less and one hun
dred barrels of corn. And unless he plead an,
suer or demur by the 9Th day OF March A. D,
1862, such petition shall be taken as true and
confessed and judgment rendered accordingly
|: witness whereof, have hereunto' set ms
hand, and affixed the Seal Of said Court, a
T-ay January Both. A. ID. 1852,
HENRY BODER, JR., Clerk.
Teunent Crump. Plaintiff's Au'ys.
Jan'y 80, ls26-Iw- Prs fee, SIT 50.
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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.
Ruby NJ. Soule, Plaintif,l
~ .'ae vs. No, AS
Anderson Cook and 0A
Richard II. Hereford defendants,
She plaintiff BY Hillsman jarrett, her agent,
on the 18th day of December, A. d. 1861.
filed An affidavit in this action, showing that
Richard II. Hereford, one Of the defenants in
this action, is q nonresident Of the State Of
Kansas, and eanR0t be served with the process
issuing from this Court; it 10 therefore ordered
BY the Clerk of said Court in vacation, that
the said defendant Richard H. Hereford, he mott
fed by publication in the White Cloud Kansas
Chief, . weekly newspaper published in the
County Of D0niphan and State of Kansas, dur.
ing six consecutive weeks of the tendency Of
this suit, the object Of which 10 to obtain judg-
men, against the said defendant, for the sum OF
Sl2l Is, with legal interest thereon from the
2Sth day Of August A. ID. 1861, on a prOnissOry
aets given by the said plaintiff, and that the
property of said Richard H. Hereford has been
attached and pdebtors, Uf the said Richard
IL. Hereford, have been garnishsed TO secure
| the payment of said note, and unless he plead
answer or demur 10 the plaintiffs petition
againet him died on or before the l9!h day Of
March 1862. such petition will be taken rs true
and eonfesssd, and judgment rendered accord,
| inSly. ''s
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto Sc,
my hand, and affixed the Seal OF said Court, a,
my Office, in the city Of Troy, this Goth day Of
HENRY BoDER, j., Clerk.
Tsnnsnt & Camp. .Attss for Pl'f.
January 70, lS6z-7w. Prs Csc, GIG.
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SheTi6's sale.
''"'' vs.. Sheriff. Sale

NOTICE Is hereby given. that I viii offer
IN for sale, at public suction. 3 the Cours
House door, In Hiavatbs. Brown County, Stl -
of Kansas, on the "a day OF fsoSAH a.
1855. A. O'Clock, P. NJ, of said day, the fol-
loving described real estate, Wis:
The north. west quarter. "a dissection lnir-
.ty two, (a2) iHtDvhship one. % ofrange SIX,
teen (i6) situated in Brown County sta1e o.
Ksnsss. levied on BY mo in virtue Of an exssu-
ton which issued from the Second District OF me
State Of Kausas. In and for Brown County, m
favor Of the plaipsif and against the detendan'
in ths above entitled cause and 70 me d'rse'
Id A Sheriff Of said County.
/: Given under my hand. this llth day o. 'anu'
Wy A. - JOHN g. scHENCH.
= Sbenf Of Brown County:
January -, isss-4v ifsree Wv
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NOTICE |; hereby given. th.t Letters Of e,
~ .;n;ssr.t;on. we're granted 70 he under
lined. uuon the estate Of George Biaseil, iai y
ofeRso.n Countv. December II, 1851. And AZ
O.,Sons inSsSled 70 aid estate. are hereby not
M - mske Immediate payment, ana tnoee
having claims will s1hib. then . .nn.S Sa.
wear fom the date OF such Iestenses se"o .nv
siKned, or they 'nsy b p,ee.so. "sh;h,t.d
benefit of said estate. ape = ~ .hsv iii
within three years, from sucn o.se' -
'''s'e' = NOAH es HANSON. Adsi1i.st e e.
= =. :, A ~ ..~ss 800 81
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Notice Of Appraisal.

David Aud No,;.. IS .,
Rs,., on order of Sale i.su-
1 9ernard almmerly ing from the district
R .d Zinmerly L Court, Donipbsn CO.,
'nseh Y. Wright J Kansas, Jan'y 81, 81
zn 10 the said Bernard ziumerly. Zssraled
Cr.a ae.ly and Barnwell c. Wright defendants,
cam. =. you are hereby notified that shall
an inventory and appraisal of thefo loving
d, .,oed property. to Wit: The south east ar
,.sn, .'on No, 81, in township 4, south Of range
Do,irt,. east OF the 9Th principal meridian, In
u.h County, Kansas, to be made at the
isea :. On the 2Sth day Of February. A. d.
4, xh;.t clock in the afternoon Of shat day,
you .ss 81 s@e and place you can be present. il
A n aSe aadsr ny hand 9stL d.y of January.
0'0Z- w. D. BEELER. Sheriff.
I,,, Doniphan County, Kanaas.
'-"uar! 30, 4e62-3w. Psifss 1I.
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Administrators Notice.

aoiiCE Is hereby given, that letters of ad-
bearing date January the 9Th 1852,
ra s issued oy the Probate Judge of Brown CO.,
Ia 70 the Undersigned. upon the estate of
A" rasehsli, deceased, late II said County.
~. an persons having claims will present them for
~;.r within one year, and if not presented
,.S ;nn lnree years, they shall be forever debar-
''u said estate is supposed to be insolvsnt.
5. w. WADE, Administrator.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
g Ho.iph b; County County IS.
Nofice 81 lttaekneHt.

Before Pliny 8. eoper. Justice Of the Peace OF
Ccrtre Township. Doniphaa County, kaa.as,
Frederick lyman ~. Judeh Forer.
NN the sixth day Of December. A. D; 1901,
" said Jastice Issued IN order attachment
n the abose action. for the sum Of ninety SIX
iollars and tueaty one cent:.
Troy. DoniphAn County. Kansas, December
1861. FKEDEktCk LII
Isrsf PERay, Attorney Tor fis'neln
deDVcsmbsr IS. leel-8v. frsrs' -.