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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-02-06
Sheriff 8 Sale.
Gill & Brother
Order Of Sale

Gill Brother Order ., Sal.
.u.,iu R. Foreman
Kate A. Foreman
oTIcE is hereby given that will o6er for
..is At public auction on the 18th day OF
- d. 1861, between &4o'clock, T. ~.
l,h., dsy, At the Court House door. IN tne
\. If Troy, Doniphsn County, Kansas the
.Ua.u,. property viz: The south west quar-.
z Of section fourteen, 90 in to"nship four y,
Orange nineteen, 9l in the county .n% e. o.
and State Of k "a s,d:, Of : ieo ss
-. ~ III. District Court of said State, sitting
' md for 'rf Don.phan county, Kansas. for the
arising under the n law. Si : :nd
".,in R. Foreman Kate A. Foreman is de-
| uS.n,,, 70 satisfy the judgment and costs in
Given under my hand this 30!h day Of JAM
1. A d. lo62. W. d. BEELER. sher'n
r. "a Doniphan county, Kansas.
m ,6a-4v. Prs fee S. 8
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VINhs plaintiff on the 18th day Of December AID.
L 1861, filed her affidavisin this action, show
ing that the .aid defendant Isaac Kahn is a
mon resident Of the State Of Kansas, and can
not be served with the process issuing iron
this court; iI is ordered by the Clerk OF said
Cou.s in vacation that she said defendant lsAac
Kahn be notified by publication in the White
Cloud Kansas Chief, . weekly newspaper pub
hshed in the County Of ponipb.n aud State OF
Kansas, during six consecutive weeks, OF the
pendancy Of this suit. the object Of which is
TO obtain Divorce from the said lsasc Kahn,
aud ulless he plead answer or denur to the
plaintiffs petition against him filed, on or be-
isre the Goth day Of February, A. ID. 1867, such
pet,tion viii be taken a. true and confessed,
and decree rendered accordingly. 10 -
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set
my, hand. and seal of the District Courtof said
County, at office, in Troy. this 7th day Of Janu'
'' HENRY BODER. ia. Clerk.
January Ssh lo62-7s.A : Pa Zee. $i9.-
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HARPER'S WEEKLY
FIRST CLASS ILLULTRATED
FAMILY n. WSPAPER.
SING I SIX CENTS. -
IInrpcr,s Weekly

HRrpcT's Weekly
has nov regular artist-correspendsats at For
| tress Monroe. Va, at Washington, D. T.. a
Grafton, Va, at Cairo. ILL.,, at ST. Louis. MO
! and at Fl. Pickcps, Fla. These gentlemen VIII
accompany the march Of the armies and will
reproduce, for the benefit of the readers OF
Ilarper's Weekly.
every insident of the nomsatoas ssspaiea
which il now opening.
Harper's Weekly
Is moreover ia daily receipt Of valuable sketch
es from Volunteer Correspondents in the Army
and Navy in all parts Of the country. The
Publishers will BE- glad to receive such sketches
from members of our forces in every section,
and will pay literally for such a. tasy may use.
The publisher will send
Harper's Weekly
FREE
to any Regiment or Ship of War which may
supply the name and address Of the oshcsr TO
whom it should be forwarded.
The Circulation Of Harper's Weekly 10 over
one hundred thousand copies. They hare al
ready published
Over Five Hundred Illustrations
SOUTHERN REBELLION.
and they feel confident tia: the passs Of
Harper's Weekly will present q conplSts and
exhaustive i
ILLUSTRATED HISTORY THE WAR
No person who wishes to be informed with re-
gard to the momentous events which are trans
pirine can afford to dispense with it.
Notwithstanding the great amount Of space
devoted to illustrations of the War, Harpsrs
Weekly commenced in number al, dated au-
gust 10Th, a new and Serial Tale. BY Sir Ed
ward Lytton Bulwer, entitled
"a STRANGE STORY"
which will be continued from week to week till
completed.
TERMS.
Ore Copy for On. Year. sasn
Two Copies for One Year, 400
'.liarper's Weekly ant Harpsr's Magazine, 400
Volumes !. ?, 3, and 4, Of Harper's Weekly.
handsomely bound in cloth extra, Piss $3.50
each, are now ready.
Muslin Covers are furnished to those who !
wish ter numbers bound at Fifty cents cash. |
Twenty Ave per Gent. Discount ellousd to
Bookbinders and the trade.
IL TO pustms.ters and agents getting up a
Club Of ten subscribers copy will be Gent graf |
$. Subscriptions may commence with any num-
Der. Specimen numbers sratuitiously supplied.
D C!ergymen and teachers supplied at the
owest Club Rates. As Harper's Weekly {.
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Harper's Weekly will be sent gratuitiously for
ne month-as specinen-to any one who
pplies for it. Specimen numbers Of the Mag
zine will also be sent eratuitiousiy.
Address HARPER & BROTHER,
Frankiia Square, Neu York.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

the District Court Of the Second Judicia
1 D, strict of the State OF Kansas, sitting within
aud for the County of Douiphan, for the trial
|of cause. arising uuder the laws Of said State.
Jason c. Pierce
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

In the District Court of the Second Judicial
District of the State Of Kansas, sitting within
aud for the County OF Doniphan. Tor the trial
OF causes arising under the laws Of said State
c''ind. Kahn in;,o,.. sE--
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n pNyY 6ArxaO - CYRUS c.. CAMP.
TENNENT g. CAMP,
TROY, DONIPHAN COUNTY. KANSAS.
ATTORNEYS AT Law -
snaICIT0NS IN CHANCERY,

WILL practice in all the Courts Of The
w Second Judicial District Of the State OF
Kansas. Collections Of all kinds will be prompt
Iv made and rsnitted. Chsneery aad Admi-
ralty practice will receive our particular atten.
ton. Special regard paid to Land Office busi-
ness, and to practice in the Supreme Court OF
said State, and Of the United States.
vrF REFER TO ea
Hon. T.rsrss foLk. ST. Louis. NO; Hon.
Jas. CaArc, st. Joseph. Mo-; Bella NJ. HueaEs'
A .chison, Kansas; Hon. ASsriN SnrrH, New
York; Hon. InA HAMS. New Ysrk.
nov. II. 6l-f.
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. T.,., paper says nobody ever saw
|r a drunk. We have seen him when
s.. not sober by ing full.
po Cen. Polk of the rebel army. n
p .o,lv ,srsed in the confederate tactics
10. learned to swear .'like a trooper
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HIDES! HIDES! HlDEsi
r WILL pay the highest market psies Sof
i Hides. Nov 10 your chance.
8 - ~, 60 n1NRl =. sAHNs.
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Z" - consider the Record, Vaf1
valuable publication. "-EkesrS ISSs.
sn.
avery one who wishes sompiets Record u
the striking events nor TRANSFERRING. should pro-
cure thiI weekly serial In . small compass 10
gives The contents Of dosen daily Newspapers.
N Y IaGepeadsnf
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FIRE 6

to any Regiment or Ship of War which may
supply the name and address Of the oshess TO
whom it should be forwarded.
The Circulation of Haryer's Weekly 10 over
one hundred thousand copies. They hare al
ready published
Over Five Hundred Illustrations
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

} the District Court Of the Second Judicial Dis
,iei Of the Stais Of Kaasas, sitting oithin and
for tie County Of Dsnifkss. for the trisl Of
esus,s arisiny under the la,Os Of said Sfsts.
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D II. MOORE. Rochester MI
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-08-06
SABBATH IN THE ARMY.

"War knows no Sabbath" is a remark
that has been many times repeated in our
hearing within the last eighteen months; and
there is too much truth in it. Many officers
seem to take pleasure in ignoring that no.
IN day, so that the rest that the body needs
as we'll as the soul is oftentimes forbidden
to the weary soldier, when there is absolute
" no necessity for il. He is made to march.
or to fight, or 10 dig on Sabbath, when no
sufficient reason can be assigned for such
labor. This is wrong-manlfestly wrong.
1t is true that the exigencies Of the service
do require these labors on Sabbath some-
times and hence it is that the way is open
for many violations of the fourth command
ment by those who fancy themselves, when
in command OF regiment, as entirely supe.
rior to all orders from Him who ordained
the Sabbath as a day Of rest. L Is there
fore with great pleasure that we find in az
Order from sen. Lee, dated July 22d, point
ed instructions to subordinate officers in re-
ference to the observance OF tie Sabbath.
lie saws, Iiabitually all duties except those
of Inspection, will be suspended during
SUNDAY 10 afford the troops rest, and to en-
able them to attend religious services" It
is deyouty hoped that this order will secure
a real Sabbath TO many poor soldier who
ha. been cut of from the rest Of Gods holy
day since he has been in the army.
M G. Presbyterian.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-08-06
cuRE roR CANcnR.

The juice Of the sheep.sorrell, put II
pewter plate and exposed % Tie sun until
il becomes the conslstence OF a salye, and
applied TO the Cancer and repeated until the
latter tails out with all its iibers. Severe
Pain accompanies Tie operaaUn-but III {
cure is certain.
This was told to me by LADY who wit
messed the process. The face of the suffer
CT where the cancer was, became much in
famed and swollen, and the pain excrucia-
ting, and when ID dropped out had the APP
pe.fance Of large SPIDERS legs. Tne cav.
lty was deep, but soon healed aud filled up,
and there was never rcturn 81 The disease.
! maze been thus particular because the re-
cIpe has been tried, bat PAIN and innam ma
lion following, il VA. believed not The pro-
per remedy and was eOuiinlcl.
Ggs. A1tfH CDgli4l Pst,JyfsriIn.
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Rom Ne eeu,h.a rle.yl.t.,a.
TIE GREAT SIS or ON LAND.


Different sins are put down Is great Sol,
Of orr people, and great thpy arc, bit &c
have j national sin which over shadows all
others. w. | hear less of II from the pulpit
o. tie press than sny other Sin, - Sabbath
breaking Jy or G0rcriMsHt During the
iourneying d Israel, d man was stoned TO
death for gathering few sticks on the Sab.
BATH DAY to kindle FIRE, aud our Govern.
ment is breaking the Sabbath tie year round
by running the cars through the length and
breadth OF our land. How often are orr de-
yolions disturbed by The rumbling Of the
cars. But, Gays one, we cannot stop the
cars now, for we are often compelled TO send
forward troops as we'll as Supplies On The
Sabbath, or Tie enemy would set Tie al.
vantage Of us. and single DAYS delay
might.cause Us great injury. ]. tie arm IL
the Lord shortened! u The Lord, who
caused tie sun TO stand still while bis ser.
want Joshua achieved great victory over
his enemies, not able 20 defend us while we
worship him on his holy Sabbath Did
his ancient people, while surrounded ON all
sides by their enemies, ever suffer from
them while going UP 70 Jerusalem to wor.
shipi
What hope can We have Of our Hastings
and prayers being acceptable % God While
we live 10 open violation 81 his sacred com
mands 70 keep holy The Sabbath day.
Gideon, when called 10 deliver bis people
from their enemies frst destroyed BIS father
idols.
We are Boosting that We are better peo.
pie tiIan olr enemies, while We are guilty 81
this sin. which Il enough 70 sinks world, and
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ii Is only through the mercy Of God that We

1t is only through the mercy Of God that we
are spared.
God sent his ancient people into captivi-
" until their land enjoyed her Sabbaths,
and shall we be surprised if he allows our
enemies to burn our railroad bridges and de-
stroy our roads until they enjoy their Sab.
bathsa IL we are his people. he will GER
tainly punish us, and that severely. for this
sin. And who would dare TO say that this
is not why he allows this terrible war.
:" Oh that nv people had hearkened unto me,
and Israel had walked in my ways.
should soon have subdued their enemies, and
turned my hand against their adyersaries.'
Psalm lyxxi. Is, IA.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-08-06
ANiMPoRTANT pisCoYERyi
For the Cure Of
CONSUMPTION. BRONCHITIS COUGHS
And COLDS.
L Ii l. MAX ORA ARABIC a.,

a a A. ~ n N ~ ~ n n ~ n ~ " a ~
Discovered by a MISSIONARY while travelling
IN Arabia.
A IL who &c suffering from Consumption ,keuIa
- use Tie MAkORA ARABIcA, diseoyeyed Is !
Missionary N Atnba.
al who are threatened viii tonsunpsion should
We the MAkokA ARADlGA, dsso,1ssd w Ns
sionafy il Afabia.
Al who au suffering from Blongfli. LIQUID u,s
lie NikoRA ARABICA, diseot0td ~ missionary
I'll Arabia.
All who arc suffering from sefe Throat. Coughs ana
Colds. should ufe the MAkUkA ARABICA, disco
yeresi 81 : Missionary 10 lNsbs.
an who suffering frgiD A hma srrofuia and ~.
puuises the Blood shnuid u.s Ihe MnhOHh ARA.
blCA, discovered ~ y Missionary in AIab,a.
L tnfts ConlumYiion.
u caies BfanebTtis
II cufcs s0fc Throat, Coughs and GotIs
IL cures hsma. scfoiula and lnruttt. ot N, ulrcI
This nnsguacd remedy is nov lof the fret line N
lfoduted y Tic public.
i was pfosideHtially disrostTtJ II Missionary
while travelling u Arabia. lie NStcufcd ~ onsunp.
ton y ~ ufc after bis had been pronounced LoTs
less BY learned Physicians IN Europe.
We las forwarded to IN writing fall account a
his own extraordinary cure, and q number 81 ohsf
cures which have come under lie observation aid so
iuil account ~ The medicine.
~ his request and inptlltd BY desire TO extend
knowledge Of this remedy 10 the public. We have hsd
his communication printed 10 pamphlet form Inf lrrs
distribution IL interest iE enhanced " 81 attonn
which be gises u Of Tie scenes 81 ihe syrian
sacrrs vheh he obtained From those Who were aufttf
ia that awful tragedy.
THIS pamphlet may be obtained al our Office, " ~
viii be sent free BY mail % ail who apply fof a.
We import TIE MAKORA ARABiCA direct firm
smyfnaihfough the house n Gloon a Gylppus, and
We have always hand full supply put up IN bottles
ready for use with full directions
Price one dollar per bottle Sent By mail, Ieoep
q price. and ~ cents lor postage.
For sale, wholcanie aud retail. ~
LEEDS, GILMORE & CO.,
Importers Of Drugs and Medicine
6l Liberty st., NY.
Also, by Dnggsls generally.
March 10. Sd
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ReAL Estate IL SoDov.--A minister, who
was irving to raise money TO erect house
of worship in very Immoral village, j.
said to have approached gentleman, who
lived at distance, but owned large posses
sians 10 the village, with lie question,
How much do YOU think real estate was
worth in Sodom;" Ills supple question %
struck the mind Of the keen. calculating man
OF the world that, though lie had made up
his mind 10 give nothing toward the object,
lie changed bis determination and contribu-
ted largely. And we have no doubt that, in
a pecuniary point Of view, he was the gam
er in very few years.
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Twenty-Five Dollars Reward.

- ~ away fran tie subscriber, OH saiarla, he
= 18th 1t tanaags last 10 negro 10y ANTHONY.
slid beg l. III 3hlii,h Yellow complexion, iife set
IL q .sten lnfles Gsh. shout eighteen 81 twenty
years 0ld, an3 supposed 70 weigh af0ui enc hundred
md forty enc hugdrsd Ead iiliy regu5s Hc has Il
haass hsaio haH aad ia.ss short ben questioned.
aud n2d9u5t IL i tying @ Pas IN fec boy. vii
give DC above ewafd flf is delivery 70 ne Il Pro-
isct Hin caswcfl county " confinement II my IliI
~ =" nun Z. /. WARREN.
NafeA II. tf-3i
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ing also an elder in the Presbyterian Church.
Who can doubt the success OF our cause,
when NOT only our noble Commander in
Chief, Gen. Lee, but nearly all our prinSi-
pal officers are devoted christians.
The national Republican., 1862-08-06

FINLEY BIGGER, (lste Register Of tue U I,
Treasury and CHARLES Il. SHERMAN, C0un
sellors vt Law will devote their entire attention
the prosecution and settlement Of demands agRins
the United States, growing out Of the present war
including the Accounts and Claims Of States, Con
ractors, and Disbursing Oioers; applications ior
the restoration Of property illegally sezed or cap
tured, and for compensation for the use privale
property for Government purposes, and for damage,
TOR the injury Of such property by the srmy: iot
dHtributiye shares Of monies payable at tue rsa
sury and due to sub contractors and others
lney will also give legal advice to olaimsnt., Oou
tractors, and to unprofessional agents 10 tigstsl
'ssss; and prepare written arguments when desired
with Non resident Agents who may send theui
'.Aan,s an equitable division Of commission. VIII DO
made.
Undisputed Demands will be collected ADD
romptly RENTED for = 0ommiasi0n Of from h nsli
u two and halt per cent depending or the
amosnt; and negotiations with the Department.
oon n1ucted on moderate terms.
BY prompt attention, moderate charges, ions -a
pericncs, and q minute knowledge Of the OF laws,
regulations, rules and precedents, governing thi
,lass Il business 1t the Departments, they hope To
services useful TO claimants sod 'ubiI
reiitors.
Refere9es may be made to Members OF uonsress,
and officers OF the Government; and especially, By
permission, to the Hon. ELIsHA WHIrTLksgI ttrii
Comptroller OF the Treasury.
Addreas--'' Ns~rs. BIGGER d SHERMAN,
Washington, D u
othos, No us r street, near Treasury ana WI
tards' doei nOv8-BD
The national Republican., 1862-08-06
DnOPosALs FOR REvENUk STAMPS
TREASURY DEPARTMENT

,a Office er isterral Rerenue, y.ly 90, lSt!.
hs S ~ w DC r gn.
Stamps under the recent aot Of Congress imposing
stamp dutie.:
deiverab. in packages 81 ten thousand each al 'Ss
Treasury Department In Washington.
Also, the price per thousand in similar package,
deliverable to the agent Of the Department at 'hs
Also, the price per thousand, delivered 10 urge.
packages, as required, either at the Departmsp
Also, the price per thousand, separated in ,u n
Quantities as may be daily ordered for the use OF
stamps, and securely packed In tin cases. suitable
binders board boxes, with muslin, or other equally
strong covers or lined envelopes, according io the
quantity and distance TO be conveyed, as Ay be
quired by the Department., stating the difference II
any, between the cost of delivery TO agent 81 The
place Of manufacture and at Washington.
All such packages before mailing to be re-exau
ined. and the stamps recounted by IN agent Vi lis
bidders will also give the additional cost tos III
rectng packages for the mails and preparing plank
receipts, under the direction Of an agent Of the DE
either q 81 the ,sS o.
perfectly gummed, and perforated In suoh manner
that each separate stamp can be readily detached ana
On and after Wednesday, the 3oth Of July 10. ,ant
oflcs Oi the Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
Each bid 10 to be accompanied with specimen OF
furnished, which vii be submitted to ! board oi
olHntereue0 eXpefU or nrt1Bt8 fOf eX AmtnAu0O Mid
the accepted bidder, before the final contamination
Of contract, will be requited TO furnish proof I'm
pressions OF the engravngs Of the several denomins
ti0ns Of stamps
Specimens Of board and tin boxes and lineu %
velopes must also be submitted with each bid tL
necessary to protect the boxes by muslin, or ohel
covers, in the most eectual manner against II ana
abrasion. The contract will require sll de ana
plates to be prepared and kept In repair, anG thai
dies and plates shall be ade either for tn. pre-
sent denominations of stamps or others, without
charge, At the pleasure ofthe Department. Ana ali
such dies and plates to be the property Of the
United States for the service Of the Treasury De
partment.
No bids will be considered except from partle, who
have been actually engaged in the business oi ,op
plate or steel engraving and printing, and who
are thus engaged at the time Of bidding, ana Ifovi
ded with all the necessary facilities to execute the
work promptly, and give the requisite protection
the stamps, dies, and plates In their possession
Parties not known to the Department will iur, i,h
proof as to these points.
In awarding the contract the Commissioner VI IN
terna Revenue reserves the right Of deciding which
bd In Its practical results may be most to The In
terest Of the Department, having reference to Tho
style Of the work, security, mode Of packing, DO
Propoials should be carefully sealed, and marHed
proposals for Revenue Stamps" and addressed to
the Commissioner Of internal Revenue.
GEORGE s. BOUTWELL,
Commissioner of Internal Revepus
~ 2s-tAug6
The national Republican., 1862-08-06
NJ q II Z o II .

N q II Z . II.
PROPOSALS from Dealers and NIL ers are invi
ted I'LL the l2h day of August, 1862, for furnishing
FLOUR to the Subsistence Department, Of the same
kind which has been received by the United States
Government, and known as No. Extra.
Samples Of this Flour can be seen at the Capitol
Bakery, In this city.
1t !! desired to make contract for 20 900 barrels
should however, any person desire to furnish less
quantity be will state the precise number Of barrels
In his bid.
The contractor will be required TO furnish at the
filed.
No Flour will be received which does not come up
TO the standard at the Government inspection, made
Just before the purchase.
The Flour to be delivered at the Railroad Depot
in Washington, or any Of the Warehouses In George
town, D. q
Government reserves the right to reject any bid
Tor any proper cause.
No bids will be received from Contractors who
have previously failed to comply with their con
tract
Bidders must be present In person 10 respond to
their bids
The oath Of allegiance must accompany each bid
the parties interested.
Payments To be made In Treasury notes, and the
bids TO be directed to =" "COL. A. BECKWITH, 4.
u u, and 2. B., U: 3, A Washington, d. G. 4" and
endorsed Proposals. for Flour" jy2b