S3KS.renmewt S Slavrerys- -

! iJ'A " T WiiHt5aT05.' Nov. 14.

Col. Jobn Cochrane' speech to liu"trMPV & JBIave;qnratTji'ratcU

much attention here. He took strong.nroaad-fo- r tiff overthrow BegWSfcve- -

ottduVeontinentrto prerenfiitqredCU!o1Sl3n.ihe.interesM)f SUvarrnd..jujm absolute military necessity, theiTproeaVtffie. The' fact that Secretary"Oaaaefoa'was present, and after listening

W the'apeech distinctly declared tag

it, ia very -- significant."? The

.policy respecting-th-e institution orBTsve- -'

.!n tWfionth. It will not set the arrayJ"t thi Work of catchinff runaway. 'slaves;andiffilavery stands in the wayof JTmon

it will-b- a crushed put. ,40 oirat qrua,the whole question will be decided by the

. military necessities of the hour. This ie

John Hnchrane'a doctrine.- - and tbaf-o- f

tome of the more prominent Democrats

Jn the volunteer army. . st rt.

KohtNak" Wakreksbcro, Mo. Gen.t.Hohteb'b Bodt Gcabd Gjuk a UsioxVictobt. Major,Hough, of Gen. Han-- "

ter's staff, with four inndredTof Col,Ellis' Cavalry, have had an engagement

.near Warrensbarg, Mo. Seven rebels"aroreJciHed and twenty-fiv- o taken pris- -

oners. Major Hongh was wonnded and;a few o fhis men; no Union losses! TheHBody Guards retook one thousand oxenlately captured by rebels in that wicinity.

Major Hough is actingjwan escort toa large train on the march from SedaHato Fort Leavenworth, and has 'nearlyreached Kansas City. Leuv. Conservelive.

From Kaksas Citt. Capt. Fred.Bitoyer arrived here yesterday from Kan-si- s

City. Jennison'a regiment arrived inKansas ,Cjty on fyjd ay. nights, J!

They have made 'a very general cleaningout in Jackson county, have burned ahandsome variety of traitor bonser'andlaid Santa Fe in ashes. Secesh ia verylow uvthat bailiwick.

k, oj

On Friday the companies of JohnBrown, Jr., and Lieut. J. L. Merrick hada slight brush with Sam Hays, in whichHays was mortally wounded and tworebels killed. No losses on onr side.Leavenworth Conservative. "

w :From Fort Scott. Adjutant Judson

arrived from Fort Scott last night. Hebelieves that Price, with tea thousandmen and twenty pieces of artillery, was atOsceola only tbreo days ago; that a part

'of the force will menace our Southeasternborder, and the remaindcr'movo North tointercept' the Kansas Firt in its marchfrom Tipton, and then mako an attemptto retake Lexington, Boonvilje and Kan-sas City. i

It appears that Southern Kansas is byno mean free from, fears thit her presentsecurity i only temporary. LeavenworthConservative' l V

Stations of Lane's Brioadr Thevarious regiments of the Kansas Brigadehave been ordered to report themselves itthe following places, uhero they will beimmediately paid off.

Col. Jnditon, 1 --

:Ool.Fort Scotl-Co-

l.Ritchie,Montgomery, Fort Lincoln.

Col. Nugent, Prtoln.'Col. .Tennison, Shawnectotvn.Col. Davis, Fort Leavenworth. ,.Col. Weor. Wyandot.

Leaienieortk Conservative.

Missouri Secesh Lcsislntnrc.Columbia, Mo., Nov.522.

The Statesman, published here, JibsInformation from Neosho that the RumpLegislature of the State, after obtaiuing aquorum by appointment of proxies, elect-ed John B. Clark, formerly Member ofCongress, and R. L. YPeyton, Senatorsto the rebel Congress, and Emmet Mc-

Donald of St. Louis, L Mcllbeny of.An-ilrai- a

County, James 8. Barnes, JasperCounty, and others, to the rebel Houseall of whomare in Price's army.

Fremont and Prkc's Treaty RepudiatedSt. Louis, Nov. 16.

Gen. Hunter has sent a letter to Gen.Price by a flag of trace, lopndratiog thetreaty between Generals Fremont andPrice, entered Into November 1, and hasaddressed a letter to Adjutant-Gener- al

Thomas, setting forth his reasons there-for.

Traitor Capital at Nashville.Baltimore, Nov. 25.

The Richmond Enquirer say the Confederate Congress has passed a bill for theremoval of too Capital from Richmondto Nashville, and Congress will soon

there.

Vessels to be Soak in Southern Forts.WASHNQToir Nor. 22.

The names of a largo number of. bidvessels are published to-da- They areloaded with stones, and are doubtless tobe sent to Southern harbors and sunk,thus rendering the blockade effectual. J

DR. X'LANC'S TElMirCGKALWAYS RESORTED TO WHEN .EVERY

OTHER REMEDY FAILS.New Yoax, September 15, 18

D" This is to certify that my child, threeyears old, wis troubled with worms some sixmonths. I iad trid several kinds of medicine,but nana of them doue any good; and it was.not until I tried Dr. M'Lane's celebrated Ver-mifuge prepared by Fleming BrosC'that shefound aayrehet I gave her' tliff contents' ofone bottle, which bronght from her aF very

Jarge qutntity of worms, but they wre so.completely cut to pieces it was inpossSble tocount them. My dngj,ter i. now' doing we'll,Weed she is completely restored to hfattb", Itherefore take pleasure in recommending it toparents. I would say, by M means keep a sop-fl- y

of this valuable medicine constantly in yonrfcsuses. I bsvenown many children to diesuddenly from the effects of worms. 1 It alsoBot .uufreqnently happens .tint children artreated for croup, when the choking and cough-ing is.cinsed altogether bv the irritation, ofworms. Therefore, I say again, keep it alwayc4" iUB no""e; it costs butlittle and may be sMmeans of saving life; and at any "rate it wiUsave physicians' bills. &

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In the District Court of the Second JudicialDistrict of the State of Kansas, sitting withinand for the County of Doniphan, tor the trialof causes arising under the laws of said Sute.

'- - l " n 'JotinM.Stepiientr -.,jrs. , , f Attachment.,

'EdwIn'Stravghn. ) fplaintiff, by D. M. Johnson; hisTHE on the 23d day ofOctober, A. D 1861.appeared.arid-woTed.thejCout- t lOrauCorder orpublication.in this case, and motion sustained;Ft is therefore oraered bfetlie Court, that theaid'aefendantr Edwin Straughn.be noUfied. by

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McKEE i r 1SHBACK'.' c St.'Louis, Mo.

OKDER Or PUBLICATION.In the 'District Court of the Second Judicial

District of the Stite oI"K-iims- , silting nithinand for the Comity of D miph in, for the trialof causes arising undtr the laws of said State.

David ) . ,ts. r Attachment.

Henry MiDiiit. )rrtHE plaintiff, on the 30th day of October,

--L A. D. IbGl, filed hisnffidavitin this action,hoing Ih it the said defend int. ller.rv Mc

Da it, is a of the St-u- e of Kinsns,and cauuot be seried with the process issuingfrom this Court; it istheraforc ordered by theCIrkofBaid Court, in vacation, that the saiddefendant, Ueurvi.McDnit, be notihed, by pub-lication in the White CluuK ICinsas Chief, aneekly newspiperpublU'ud in the Count) ofuonipnin, nod state ol Knnt.i, during fix

weeks, of tint pendency of this suit,l'e object of which is to ntitain ju 'xment againstt'lesud defendtnt for the sum oft 12.1 Willi in-

terest thareon from the first day of October, A.D..16C1, and that hn propeny fits been Attach-ed, to wit: the etit half of the south-we- quar-ter arid the eat hilf of the west half of thesouth-we- st section twenty nine, (2D)town-lii- p fouri (4) arrange twentv, (520) Ivin-- 'and being in Doniphan County, and State ofKansas; to secure the payment of the aboveamount: and unless he plead, answer or demurto the plaintiff's petition agiinst him filed, onorbeforetbe22JdayorJaii-jary- , A. D. 1661,such petition will be taken as true and confess-edati- d

judgment rendered accordingly!In testimony wlureof, I have hereunto set

my hand, and seal of the District Court of saidCounty, at office, in Trov, this 14th day of No-vember, A. D. IS61. -

HENRY BODER, Ja , Clerk.November 21, 18Gl-7- w. Pr's fee, $16.

Sheriff's Sale.Aurclius Lore vs. ) On Orderof Sale

Godfrey Beaumont and andVirgiuia M. E. Beaumont- - ) Execution.

NOTICE is hereby given, that I will offerat public auction. On the 23d day

of December, A. D. 1861, at 1 o'clock, P. M.,of that day, at the Court Honse door, in the cityof Troy, Doniphan County, Kansas ofthe saiddefendants' pioperty, to wit: 'the north-eas- tquarter of section seven, township four, mngetwenty-tw- o east of the sixth meridian, in theCounty of Doniphan aforesaid. Taken and of-fered for sale, by virtue'of an onler of sale is-

sued from the District Court ofsaid State, sit-ting iu and for the County of Doniphan, for thetrial of causes stisintr 'Under the laws of saidState, wher in the said Aurclius Love is plain-tiff, and Godfrey Beaumont and Virginia M. E,iseaumoat aro oeienuants, to sausiy tne judg-ment and costs iu said cause. '

Given under my hand, this IStb day of No-

vember, A. D. l&bl. .GEORGE'S.' HOUGH, Sheriff.

7 I By CT LtLiSb, Under Sheriff.November 21, lS61-5- w. Pr's fee, $7.50.

Sheriff's Sale. , 'John W. Harris 1 '51 On order of Sale and

Benjamin "Burt. ) Execution.

NOTICE is hereby given, that I. will offerat public auction, on the 23d day

of December, A. D. 16GI, at 1 o'clock, P. M.,of that day, at the Court House door, in the cityof Troy, Doniphan County, Kansas, of the saiddefendant's property to wit: the south eastquarter or section twenty-four- , township four,raiigc.ninetecn east of sixth meridian, in theCounty of Doniphan aforesaid. Taken and of-

fered for sale', by virtue of an order of sale issued from tne District Court of said State, sit-

ting in and fur Poniphau County, for the trialof cames ariniog under the laws of said State,wherein said John' W. Harris is plaintiff, andBenjamin Burt is defendant, to satisfy the'

judg-ment And costs inlaid cause. - ,

Given nnder my baud, this 16th day of. No-

vember, A. D.ISF1. . ,r -GEORGE SLOUGH. Sheriff.

, , By Crsts LeuxWd, Duder Sheriff. ,

November 31, ld6l-5- w,' Pr's fee', $7.5!UJ

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As to the Civil War now devastating ourcountry, we hold it to have originated in a Rebellion more wanton, wicitea, inexcusable, manwas ever before knrwn a Rebellion in the in-

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public far stronger, and that the unanimous,earnest efforts of loyal hearts and hands will in-

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White Cloud, October 24, 1861.

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NOfREY--THEHRSiyyOI.lJM- E

PUTNAM'SEEC0BD OF THESEBELLIOir

A biair or Annies'? ETrrrsr "Vrrn. IllcsXTTIV-D0ClJttV- T3 --AMD JfaBTIV5 rJttS

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Author ot "Dairy --of AnsrUaa Urvblutfoa."

3Yith on JntroJuctory Viciv of Ilia GreatIssues bafore the Country.

AnJ the causes of the Rebellion, Wo bare also on hand , p'"' t 'BY EDWARD EVRRETT , DA1 IRON, AJtD STEAL,

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THE UNITED STATF AND POR- - "sortment of ' " "- " "'

.TRAITS ON STEEL' of a. 3 . ' MOLINE.PLOWS.Geu'.Soott. .Gen. Batler.I Gen. Cameron,Gen.HcClellan. Gen.-Anderj- Gen Lyon. 'Gen. Fremont. Gcn-DI-x. XJeu. Spraguc

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In the District Court of the Second Judicial Di:trict of the Stale of Kansas, silting icithin andfor the County of Doniphan, for the trial ofcauses arising under the fairs ofsaid Slate.Epbraira Butcher &

!Divid Auld, co partners

in business, under the,

name, style and firm olButcher & Auld, Plaintiffi.

vs. 'Alfred Feutou b

IEnoch M. Fenton. DefendanU.

FENTON and Enoch M. FentonALFRED notice, that Ephraim Butcherojd DaviitAuId, co partners in busine3, underthe style nnd firm of Butcher & Auld, of theCounty of Atchison, State of Kansas, diJ, onthe Stith day of October, A. D. 1561, file H3petition in the District Court in and for theCounty of Doniphan, in siid State of Kansas,against the said Alfred Fenton and Enoch M.Fenton, defendants, setting forth that on orabout the first day of A?ri), A. D. 1853, thesaid plaintiffs entered into partnership with thenid defendants in tlie business 01 purchasing .

and traa.nortini: merchandise to Pike's Peak I

and elsewhere, from the citv of Atchison, inthe State of Kar.ua, under the cams aaJ firm '

of .fc Adltl: that during the eonlinuanc; IF O - -

and by reason of said co partnership, the saiddefendants became indebted to the said plain-tif- f

in the sum of Five Thousand One Hun-

dred and Eighty-Nin- e Dollars, or thereabouts,for goods and merchandise belonging to said

tofirm and sold by said defendants, and prayingthat the said defendants be compelled to cometo a settlement with-th- c said plaintiffs concer-ning the said premises, and that the defendantspay over to said plaintiffs the said sum of $5,-151- ),

and interest from the first day of March,A. D. 1560, or so much thereof as may be founddue from said defendants.

An attachment has been issued- - against theproperty ofsaid defendants, and they are noti-

fied that they are requested to appear and an-E- n

cr or demur to the said petition, on or beforeth. 18th day of January, A.D. 1862, or thepetition will be taken as true and confessed,and iudgment rendered accordingly.

In testimony whereof, I hare hereunto setmy band and affixed the seal of said Court, atmy office, in the city of Troy, this 2Cth day ofOctober, A. D. 1661.

HENRY BODER, Jr., Clerk.Gix.ii & Fostes, Atty's for Prffj.November 14, 1861-7- w. Pr's fee, $25.

F. P. BAKER,Attorney aDT Counsellor, at Law;CENTRALIA, NEMAHA CO., KAN3AS,

WILL practice in the Courts of Nemahaadjoining Counties. Particular .a-

ttention paid, to collecthsg In all parts of thecountry. Lands entered, vacant lands shown,taxes paid for etc. largo tractsof land for sale.

By Permission, Refers toHon. Judge Chief Justice Supreme

Court of Wisconsin.E. S. Smith, Esq:, Collecting .Agent, Cbioa-g-

III. -- 1

A.fieattie b Co , Su Joseph. Ma.Hon. J. N. Willard, Troy, N-- Y.Hon. S. C. Pomeroy, Atcbissn, Kansas.Hon J. L. McDowell, Leavenworth, Kansas.July 11, 61- -1 y.

1

'LOWS, REAPERS.THRESHER8, AND MACHINEHYI d

I HAVE received, on commission, a largeof Prairie Plows, of the best de

scription, which will be sold cheap, tor cash, orexchanged for approved property or produce.

J have also received the Agency for McCor- -

mick's celebrated Keapcrs, ana win supply to eialorder any number, of the latest Improved pat-terns, on reasonable terms. Also, Threshers, theand Miir and Steam Machinery of every de-

scription. , J. H. UTT.White Cloud, April II, JBGl-U- V

Highland Nursery!Situated One Mile and a Half South of High- -!

ianu, uumpuan ujuniy, nansas. theTHIS Nursery cwas commenced in.the'JM can

of'lS61. and now coven 12 3Cseres, containing eu.uuu yonng Apple Trees,, of i'

rraftaties. adapted to this climate; also, Urapes,... - 1l...l.a.l. D.u.v 4... f "Ml. ..t.:rfM;h.M. nuui u.i. .Jlltt Dutnuitni.Isomers for sale 12,000 three rear old 1

- - r t.:..i. L .m3v ft .....l.l,, ,lf. .IUW1 U, Ml.. W ..UK..., WUM

stock, and, hides., 's. j. Euubttbx, rropnetor.

Highland, August 15, 1861-l- y.

HIDES! niDESt HIDES!' 1

T WILE pay the highest price-foe- .

aj timesv.. mow, u your cnance. .

oct. w;oi-:- i. ncKi t. saiiu.

--g r.MOFtRlS. & o.rteNx

! A RE on haoif, ss usaiT, witfe aIarge andJ- - complete- - aitfortnsnt or at! sizes and fat- -

Cook, rrJtiJ.Hefbff; fltanp,'sociprisiugUie latest and most improrad styles;

wotk.,ilhj variouseopious

Rebels.

Seooml

Record

Dixon,

number

Apple

market

logemer wuu . . ., ., rjnv rnpPHi? Asn SHRET-flff- lt Wis.

u, ; ytoiuhemariet-yll- of whicbr;n 6e 10id dirt cheap." Jor tlt CASR

fewbich.forgoodquaiit'saj are uusazgassed byaav other in useX

3T1

' mis iiiouj, npni , iouv j. V.

tseo. I860.,Um.liL ft ST. JOSEPH B. B.

-- SPRING, AJUtANGEMEXTS.

Taaisja cast.Passenter Express Leaves S U Joseph. C A . M.Stock Train " 4T. M.Freight " " ..-

Txaiss hut.Passenger Express srrivesatSt. Jot. 9.30P.M.Emigrant Tiain " " 8:30 A.M.Freight " " 3:30 P. M.. Freight Train lias Passseoger Car attached.

Close connections made by each Train with,Mississippi boats and all Eastern Railroads- - ,

.Tickets sold to all principal places Iir-th-

eou'n--. .The'most ample provisions for-- taking Stock

with care and dispatch, and at the lowest rates.Connections made at St. Joseph with Packets

up and down the river, and with stage lines toall part of Kansas. 3

J. T. K. HAYWARD, General Sup't.Capt. Cutlxr. Assistant Superintendent.'P.B. Gbost, Gen. Ticket Agent. 1

'Jos. Looms, G en. Freight Ag't, Hannibal He."D. Sawin, General Agent.

01XFCTIOiEKY!IVIioIesalc and Retail!

rfiHR undersigned has permanently IoeatcdA. in White Cloud, at the stand recently oc- -

eupiea ov nenry uecucu, wnere no nu openeaout,anu iscuasiaauj rccviviuir, iwo awsuut

CANDLES OF ALL Elttli3.f 'ae ""r"ly 'LOYSTERS AND SARDINES'

OrSBgeS ad LeHIOISldQiijg, SMOKINC aND CIIEWLW TOBACCO !

RAISINS AND FIGStNUTS OP ALL KINDS !

Ltmon Syrup and Fresh Peaches!Toyt and Perfumery!

ALSO:The Choicest Wiies all' Lifters,

Lager Beer, Mud 'Old Cidsr Viae tar!LIKEWISE :

FLOUE AUD MEAL,STONE tTARE, SUGAR, BUTTER;

Together withSODA CRACKERS; CHEESE,

Bread, Pies, Cake7and eatatilcs of all kinds!

Ica Cream once or twice7eaeh week!I have aUo

The FiaestlQtiality Bifle Powder, Shot,Caps, and Lead!

A call Is solicited from all persons wishing topurchaio any article in my line, either at whole-- ,sale or retail, as I feel confident that I can fillorders at as reasonable figures as any bouse in.this upper country.

JAMES M. BECKETT.White Cloud, June 1 1, 1860-t- f.

ilAlISlic, he Preserved!A CRISIS is upon the'eountry, and it Is tho

duty of every patriot to direct his effortstoward averting the impending calamity. Tothis end, two things arc essentially necessary,

wit: the most rigid economy, and a regardTor the welfare and best interests of every cit-izen. Determined to do his part in tbc-go-

od

work, to the utmost of his power,

SAMUEL L. JENNINGShas replenished his stock of

Dry Goods,

Hats and Caps, oBOOTS AiD SHOES,

IIARDWARC AND CUTLERY,

Farnllarc and Matrasses, ,

Floor and Ifieiilr

Whiskey nnd other Choice liquors,

, . NOTIONS, , a A

AND EVERYTIIINR USUALLY KEPTIN VARIETY STORES IAll of which will be sold r ,

CHEAP aVTHECHSAPECTCWhite Cloud, January 17, 1861-t- t.'

.DWIN H. GRANT,; . r,

Attorney, at , LawNOTARY FDBLI6, A51

IlEAL, ESTATE AGENT,orncziNTiiBCotnrT HOBSZ, , t

HIAWATHABROWN CO KANSA8iWill attend nrompUv to all business entruUto him in Brown and the adjoining Countiasv

aec.aa, --iy

Notice. ;.,TAMY aecounls having been made out for t&V .

year, friends will render me an etna.favor by prompt-settlemen- t- The sw

counts are jisdiridaally 'small ith ajaoaasV ksA 'asgresta, if promptly paid, vouUajtL .--

entiallr ia meeting pending oblintioavsv.JaQ.atJl-U- .l . U. UANA SAYRS.

it t nC D. & HF- - SAYRSv -- r

WILL eontinue to supply taa trade wUfc-s- iusually kepi in a country stotSKil'

Having a well assorted stock, purchased frosar-- 1

Eastern cities, we (Utter ourselves that we -sell as low as the lowest. Oar motto iu

"Small proSu and quick sales." -Country Produce of all kinds takes ii ex--t

chaage lor Goods, . Jan. 34, 61-- tf.

NoticedTHE undersigned nave formed a 1

under tba style of C-- D. i H. F. Sayrs -and will continue to keep a general assortmentf Goads for county trade. We solicit bf

th patronage extended to the old.fea, '??"--! vi w ,C.'DANA SAYRS

- , H1NKI P. SAYRS. "'White Clo:d. January 24, lS61-t- f.

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