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TiMMEADEJSARMY.
Doings oftheWy for the PatWeek.
rmtra.ed in a,. His AepUoo
tee
del rosse ,... o "VSg,, Ser,
TfOarCavalr
Washisotojt, July 26.
Alices from headquarters army of the
t Z put week onr troops have not
nB Ml. hot by a close scrutiny of Lee'
b6eDiJ .nd by rapid marches, have
S3 ee1;blioh?s several. ttempts
t0 possession of the g-ps of the Blue
RiR generally believed he is now mov-
,.nidir towards Stanton by the Shen
V9A !h Talley. He tried Snicker's, Ash
1 and Manassas Gaps, bnt found strong
ft ion forces already there. At the two
IMt named places he was driven back
WIAt Chester Gap onr cavalry recaptured
1 100 of the cattle stolen by the enemy.
d several hundred sheep. A large
"mber of horses have also been recover-
Several brisk skirmishes have taken
hce. flr'tn tho excePton f cavairy.
R. !.-nnal fiebt occurred between Lon
don and Front Royal, iu which a brigade
of rebel mianiry jjruuamy jjcd 0 .c,
,,r,jwas driven through the town.
8 n- eavalrv has done excellent service.
The several commands have made arda-
oas marches anu rcconnoiasautes, wu
completely foiled Stuart in all his at
tempts to raid on oar flanks and rear,
llosbv' small but energetic band, has
alone given us much trouble, principally
by catting off foraging parties and me's-
A private of cavalry reports a division
of cavalry was compelled to fall back.
Tbi force is supposed to be Longstreet's
corps. Up to Saturday night, however,
tbi9 report had not been confirmed.
It is impossible to conceive the pover
ty of tho country through which the ar
my has passed.
With the excoption of Lou-Ion Coun
ty, there is nothing to harvest, except &
few acre of wheat and corn, and this
mnkt be done by manual labor, as the
conntry has been entirely stripped of
stock. The railroad is now in running
order to Warrenton.
Our supplies, which have been nearly
exhausted. are flowing into the army, and
the mail?, which have been entirely sus
pended since the army crossed the Poto
mac, are anxiously awaited. Though
the army has had fatiguing marches and
consequent privations, it would be a mis
take to suppose it is to settle down in
idleness.
The messenger who brought tho abovo
intpllijreace to Washington, reports that
to-day forty of Moly's guerrillas were
captnred near Fan fax Station.
Iiiltimore, July 26. Tho following
dNpatch was received on Saturday after
noon at headquarters of this department:
" HEADQUARTERS ArMV OF POTOMAC.
7trT Rotal, July 25. The Mnjor
(jieral cum man J inj directs me to inform
jx that he engaged tho enemy at this
foist yesterday.
'This morning tho enemy appears to
Lire withdrawn, and his whole army is
undoubtedly en route to Culpeper and
Oringe Conrt House, and probably his
rear has passed the Shonandoah at this
pltce and Strasburg.
" A. A. Mathews.
" Colonel and Chief of Staff."
The following information was receiv
el at headquarters in this city to-day by
Gen. Schenck. It is from Brigadier
General Lock wood : The enemy has dis
appeared from onr front entirely, and is
row north of Winchester.
Our cavalry was in Charleston yester
day (Friday.) and hrnnts er out to th
distance of ten miles in every diiection,
without any signs of the enemy.
.
The neatli or Gen. Ilarkadalc.
The following particulars of the death
of tlw noted rebel Gen. Wm. Bardsdale,
have jnst been commnnicated to me.
I.ient. Col. Chas. F Livingston, of New
xork. A. I. G. on Major General ftn
ble.lay'8 staff, on the night of Thursday,
-Inly 3, went out in the extremo front to
discover if possible the body, he having
been informed bv a prisoner of the local
ity where Barksdale was shot. The spot
w.is a quarter of a mile in advanco of
onr pickets, and Col. Livingston, with
bis small party of stretcher-bearers, was
once driven in by rebel scoots, bnt on a
second attempt was so fortunate as to be
Mccessfal. The body of the General waR
found, life was not yet extinct, bnt his
wound was a mortal one. He was lifted
upon thestretcher, and being a very heavy
person, eight men were reqnired to bear his
'fght. He declared with his last breath
th,tha was proud of the cause he died in
fighting for, proud of the manner in
which he received his death-wound ; that
the rebels were invincible, and although
repulsed that day. they were sure of vic
tory on the morrow. He left with Col.
Kingston his watch, pocket-book and
other trinkets, to be sent to his friends in
Mississippi. Barksdale, as every one
wowg wag an extremely bitter secession
?' BD0 indulged in many and repeated
threats previous to the war, of the disso-
-"onofthe Union. The watch is a
',rS8 gold one. elaborately chased ; there
we several article of jewelry in addition
tr ivSBi?.0MST8 or Tekhessee. A let
..fT?ibviIle.Tenn.1Mji: intui .0Urthof JJ'y was a gay day
o the I0J1, chhma of helb
reft,, erVhr0DSed with citi"8 nd
th.fi- 8eeme1 h look upon us as
dom n ,'VercJs- Thf Ml their old free-
22 r ak" of hsnds d "onion of
for t. 1 , hatl been interrupted
KS,n!0nV Nnmbs of those from
Sw 7,Df0rmedme ,h" 'bey had
to.tth?',?iOWD Since BDe left. d
Cwf h,Secreted 'mselves in hol
weVriT' "' "nd other secret nook8
triil Z? Many of them have been on
B'e from the untimely grave.
.nd 1 have no donbt it will sneceed.
core anV'6 '"S the ll by the
Cnm V" fi! ,? faith in the Federal
!SDt- ,Y?n-ndiKh-m could not
I)mgamjjjig0.
D" Sou-id Umiom Docti.-b. J. W. Meuzies,
of Kentucky, thus concludes a very able ad
dress to his constituent:
I am opposed to a separation of the States.
I am for no peace, no suspension of hostilities,
based upon tho idea of separation. The laws
of the United States must be executed through
out the whole country. I am fur the preserva
tion of the Government of the United States at
whatever cost and against ail who may stand in
the way Southern Rebels and Northern Abo
litionists. " The Constitution and Union must
and shall be preserved."
EP Worse than an Aboutio.mst. Horribly
radical is the little "War Eagle" published by
tbe soldiers at Columbus, Kv. Jnst see how it
rises aloft and flaps its wings:
Somebody calls us an abolitionist. "Aboli
tion" don't express it. Tbe Eagle is on exter
minator, and believes in exterminating every
thing that is bad, beginning with the great re
bellion, and winding up with Copperheads and
Knights of the Golden Circle. Also Slavery
when it gets in the way of the Union. "Look
out for the locomotive when the bell rings."
IDA Sixcclax Fact. In a recent letter Hon.
Robert J. Walker, late of Miss., and Er-Sec
retary of the Treasury, makes the following
statement, which will astonish a great many
persons: From a long residence in the South,
and from having traversed every Southern
State, I know it to be true that cotton is raised
there most extensively and profitably by non
slaveholders, and upon farms using exclusively
white labor. In Texas especially, this is a
great truth."
A Black Job. A rape was perpetrated in
Marion township, in this County, a few days
ago, by one Granville Mann, upon the person
of a negro girl about thirteen years of age.
Mann is a native of Virginia, and has been a
resident of this County four or five years. He
is a copperhead, and since this outragu was
committed bis neighbors have given him his
walking papers, on account of his strong South
ern feelings.
O The Atlanta Confederacy is on the ram
page. The captured correspondents, on their
arrival at that place, had the " impudence" to
send it their cards. It denounces the " effront
ery of the villains," in " claiming the courte
sies which gentlemen of the press usually ex
tend to each other," as ' unheard of." The
" Confederacy" was never remarkable either
for good sense or temper ; but the Rebellion
has muddled its wits and made it a drab.
D Madame Tacheron de Ligny, a great
grand-daughter of the famous French Admiral
Jean Bart, died in Paris, May 31, at a very ad
vanced age. This lady leaves a daughter (the
wife of M. Urban Dcvaux, son of a general of
the first empire,) who is now the sole living
representative of the most famous sailor in the
annals of French history the man who. in
1C34. ran the English blockade of Dunkirk,
with a large fleet laden with grain, and thus
relieved a famine.
ID The well known E. Z. C. Ju'Iwn, ( Xed
Buntline,") a private in the lt New Yotk
Mounted Rifles, Col. Ondenlonk, has been sen
tenced to two months' imprisonment at Fort
Norfolk, Virginia, for the crime of desertion.
ID John Morgan's youngest brother, and
Judge Bullock's son, were both killed in the
recent fight at Lalunon, Ky.
ID" The " Domestic Missionary" of Taunton,
Mass., reports the number of drunken women
in that town at five hundred.
ItJ" The last marvel in medicine is of a man
in Portsmouth, N. H., tilio, during his last
sickness, manifested an inordinate craving for
onions, but his physician utterly prohibited his
eating them. The patient died, and a post mor
tem examination disclosed in his stomach a
calcareous substance of the size of a small
hen's egg, which was taken to be the cause of
his death. To presirve the curiosity, the
doctor had it mounted on his staff, which one
day he chanced to fix upon an onion bed. Re
turning some hours afterward, for the cine, he
found it had fallen upo.i the bed, its head com
pletely dissolved by onion juice which had
come in contact with it. The inference is,
that the patient would have recovered if he
had been permitted to eat the article he so
much craved.
The Riot is New Yosk. It seems that
the riot in New York was premeditated, just
as we surmised. The Tribune says tbe draft
was merely the occasion. The cry of the mob
was, Pull down the- d d flag"" kill the
d d nigger." Resistance to the draft was
merely the occasion of the outbreak. It was
not simply a riot, but the commencement of a
revolution organized by the sympathizers in the
North with the Southern rebellion. It was
meant, says the Tribune, to break out on the
1th, bnt was postponed by Lee's defeat.
23 A Vicksburp letter says that a man living
near Snyder'a BIulT, who was estimated to be
worth six millions of dollars before the war
broke out, and who lavishly used his princely
foi tune in the cause of secession, recently ap
plied by letter to Gen. Washburno for subsist
ence for himseir and family. Secession and
starvation arc nearly synonymous teims.
O A gentleman conversant with military
afTairs, states, as a result of a recent examina
tion of the records, that, since the commence
ment of this war, we have lost thirty seven
Generals by death, twenty-six of whom were
killed in battle, or died by reason of casualties;
and, in addition, sixty-one Generals have been
wounded and recovered.
ID" Miss Emily M. Washington" sends the
Hartford Press some verses from New Orleans.
She is in turn informed by the Press, "We
haven't time to publish an eulogistic acrostic
on Jeff. Davis; though we hope to record his
death on a cros-stick some day."
K7The Louisville Journal says Pennsylvania,
when she welcomed the rebels to a gory bed,
provided a Couch and a Curtin for their accom
modation. ID There were lately concentrated at one
point on the Pennsylvania Railroad, not less
than 12 miles of locomotives, passenger and
freight cars.
ID The name of the military commandant
at Philadelphia, is Napolean Jackson Tecum
seh Dana. Phoebus !
ID" The Marquis of Hastings, one of the no
blest of the English peers, has been fined $55
for fighting game cocks on Sunday.
ID Prentice- thinks Humphrey Marshall
would have to march slow. He looks as if it
would be a heavy task to fetch up his rear.
(D Roebuck's motion for the recognition of
the rebel Confederacy meets with little favor
in the British Parliament.
O James Hamill, the Champion oarsman,
was drafted on Wednesday.
ID A valuable but aged dog In San Francis
co, has been provided with a new set of artifi
cial teeth. .
Leavehwouth District. There will
be a district camp meeting Eeld on Mon-
iuvib circuit, in Aicnison uounly, one
and a naif miles south-east of Monrovia.
and two and a half miles northwest of
Pardee, on Stranger Creek, to commence
lnursday, Angnst 13, 1863. A majori
ty of tbe preachers in the district have
agreed to co-operate in the meeting. We
wonld ask the active co-operation of all
tne preachers ol tbe district. Come ont
praying and bring as many of yonr peo
ple with yon as possible. We hope the
members of the various circuits will take
bold of it in earnest. " Every man to
his tent, 0 Israel."
L. D. Price,
P. E. Leavenworth district,
L. P. Waldes, Pastor Monrovia circuit.
P. S. There will be a boarding tent
upon the ground.
Monrovia, Kansas, Jnly 12, 1863.
A Nice Gobble of Prisoners.
New York, Jnly 25. A letter from
Winchester, Tennessee, July 18th, con
firms the capture of Hnntsville, with
three thousand prisoners and twelve hun
dred horses and mules, by Gen. Stanley.
Bragg's army is reported rednccd by de
sertion to eighteen or twenty thousand.
iilarrici).
At the Hiawatha House, in Hiawatha, on the
26th inst, by Rev. G. G. Rice, Lieut. Duolxt
Sawtzr, Recruit'ng Officer for the 14th Kansas
Cavalry, to Miss Amelia E. Nostom, daughter
of Mr. H. II. Norton, all of Brown County.
The Lieutenant went into captivity as upon
parade or the field of battle in full regimen
tals.
ATTENTION!
YOU men that shoot three times, and com'
mand HALT !
Hurrah for the next Company for the First
Battalion or the 14th Kansas Cavalry, now be
ing raised by the gallant MAJOR DAVID!
Come on, Patriots, at the call, of your Coun
try, the honor of whoe Flag has been, is, and
ever shall be, the just pride of every true
American
Recruiting Offices at WHITE CLOUD and
ELWOOD.
The Company will rendezvous August 5th,
16(53. at White Cloud, Kinas, where transpor
tation will be fcrninhod to Fort Leavenworth.
Those intending to go with this splendid Com
panv of Cavalry, must be on hand on or before
the abeve date. W. N. BIXI1Y,
Captain, and Recruiting Officer.
July 23, 18C3.
600 Cavalry Horses
WANTED.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
this office, until 12 o'clock M., of
Wednesday, the Sth day of August next,
for the delivery, at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas,
of
609 Cavalry Horses,
of the following description', viz: about 15'tJ
Mantis In "It r Irom lour to eight years old;
' sound, active, well formed, and in good condi
tion for immediate service.
S lid hordes to be subject to the inspection of
tne atuior utlicer ot the (Quartermaster a de
partment at Fort Leavenworth, or bis agent,
and to lie delivered bv tbe 5th day of Septem
ber. 1S63.
Proposal- for 100 horses will be considered.
The rifjit is reserved to reject any or all bids
that may be offered.
Persons to nhom contracts may bo awarded
under the terms of this advertisement, must be
ready with good and sufficient security, to en
ter into contract and give bonds as soon as the
award is made.
Proposals must be endorsed:
Proposals for 600 Cavalry Horses.
L. C. EASTON,
Major and Chief Quartermaster.
Office of the Chief Quartermaster,
Fort Leavenworth, Julv 20th, 18C3. )
July 30, 18G1-2w.
Ordcr of Iu1lI-:ition.
In the District Court of the Second Judicial
District, iu and for Brown County, Kansas.
Coonrod ITalljcrsudt, Plaintiff",
V.
Andrew J. Decker, Lucv S. Decker, Ira II.
Smith, Trustee, Ezra Dexter, John H. Dex
ter, Andrew Dexter, and William R. Dcxtzr,
Defendants.
IT appearing by the affidavit of Ira J. La
cock, Plaintiff's Attorney in said c.iuse, that
personal service, cannot be had on said defend
ants, they are hereby notified of the pendency
of said suit, the object of which is to recover
judgment on a note for the sum of one hundred
dollars, and interest thereon from the 5th day
of November, A. D. 1859, at the rale of 23 per
cent, per annum, and to obtain a decree of
foreclosure and sale of the west half of the
south-east quarter of section 6, township 3, of
range JO, Jjrown uounty, Kansa-, mortgaged to
secure said note; and that unless they plead,
answer or demur to the petition herein filed, by
tne 22d day of September, 1863, such judgment
and decree will be rendered as prayed for.
Witness, my hand, and the seal now in use
in saiil Court, nt office, in Hiawatha, this 22d
day of July, 1863.
J. G. KELSEY, Clerk.
Taa J. Lacock, Plaintiff's Attorney.
July 30, 1863-7w. Pr's fee, $12.
Sheriff- .Sale.
NOTICE is hereby given, that I will offer for
sale, at public auction, at the door of the
Court House, in Hiawatha, Brown County,
Kansas, on the 5th day of September, A. D.
1863, at one o'clock, P. M., of said day, the
following real estate, to wit: The south-east
quarter ofscction No. 26, in township No. 2,
ef ran;e No. 17; taken as the property of John
H. Schenck. on an order of sal in favor of J.
W. Harris, issued from the Clerk's Office of
the District Court of said Brown County, and
to me directed, as Sheriff of said County.
Given under my hind, this 20th d-iv of July,
A. D. 1863. I. B. HOOVER,
Sheriff of Brown County, K.na".
By II. M. Robin'os, Under Sheriff.
Ia J Lacock. Attorney for Plaintiff.
July 23, 1863-5w. Pr's fee, $ 6.
Sheriff" Sale.
TVTOTICE is hereby given, that I will offer
i- for sale, at public auction, at the door of
the Court House, in Hiawatha, Jlrown Uounty,
Kansas, on the 5th dav of September, A. D.
1863, at one o'clock P. M. of said day. the fol
lowins real estate, to wit: The north-west quar
ter of section No. 35, in township No. 2, of
range No. 15; taken as the property of John E.
Faulkner, on an order of sale in favor of W.
S. McLaughlin, assignee of Lncius Nutting, is
sued from the Clerk's Office of the District
Court of said Brown County, and to me direct
ed. s Sheriff of slid County.
Given under my hand, this 20th dav of July,
A. D. 1863. I. B. HOOVER,
Sheriff of Brown County, Kanas.
By H. M. Roi-jso!, Under Sheriff:
B. F. KiLtxr. Attorney for Plaintiff.
July 23. 1863--.W. Pr's fee, $6.
SIDNEY TENNENT. CYROS C. CAJtfP
TENNENT ft CAMP,
ATTORNEYS AT UfW,
I20Y, DONIPHAN CO, KANSAS.
Cimtiem.
1DO hereby notify all persons not to sell to
Mrs. Margaret Abrams anything on my
credit, for I will not stand responsible for debts
and contracts that she may make after this date.
JAMES WILLIAM ABRAMS.
July 16, 1663-3--.
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rest's Emporium of Fashions, 473 Broadway,
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to eacn I early suDscnber will be sent a
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oi au cents' wortn or Extra Patterns, and a
sp'endid Carte de Visite of Gen. Tom Thumb
and Wire, Com.Natt, Minnie Warren, and P.
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For a club of 3 subscribers, at $1 each, will
be sent an extra copy of the" Mirror of Fash
ions fur one year, or a superior Gold Pen.
For a club of G, at each, will be sent Pe
terson's or Arthur's Magazine for one year, or
a splendid Photograph Album.
For a club of 8. Godey'a Lady's Book, or a
Gold Pen and Silver Extension Pen and Pencil
Case.
A club of 10, a Self-tucking Attachment, or
a full set of Steel or Gilt Combs.
A club of 65, a Wheeler and Wilson's Sew
ing Machine, with attachments.
A club of 75, a splendid Patent Lever Gold
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All tbe Subscribers are entitled to the first
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ions lor one year.
Any number of subscriptions credited as if
sent all together.
Splendid inducements for Agents, see Mirror
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Attorney At X&rxr,
AMD
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Marysville, Marshall County, Kansas.
June 25, 18G3-6m.
GEN. BLUNT'S BODY GUARD!
I4TH KANSAS CAVALRY!
CAPTAIN DANIEL H. DAVID is now
raising a Battalion for this crack Regi
ment, which will not be " mustered out" for
killing rebels or confuting their property.
AH members of the old Sth M. S M. will now
have an opportunity of resenting the insults
offered them by the Gamble Clique. Bully
boys! and follow mc as you have done, and we
will show Copperheads that they can't trample
on the rights of Union men! The regiment
will be armed with Henry's Volcanic Rifles,
(throwing sixteen shots,) "two Colt's Navies,
and Sabre.
Recruiting Offices at White Cloud and El
wood, Kansas.
Capt. DANIEL H. DAVID,
' CHAS. K. W1LLETT3,
Recruiting Officers.
July 9, 1863-tf.
Proposals for Corn.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
this office, until Monday, the 27tli inst., at
12 o'clock M., for the delivery at Fort Scott,
Kansas, ot
22,000 Bushels of Shelled Corn,
of the best quality, free from dirt, chaff, or
other toreign matter, securely sacked in good
double sowed gunny bags, and to be subject to
the inspection, acceptance or rejection of the
officers of the Quartermaster's Department at
roit ooott, or tus agent.
The whole number of bushels to be delivered
bv the 26th day of Ausut next.
Tbe right is reseried to reject any or all
bids that may be offered, and to reduce the
number of bushels at the discretion of the offi
cer letting the contract.
Sutlicient security for the performance of the
contract will be required.
L. C. EASTON,
Major, and Chief Quartermaster.
Chief Quartermaster's Office, )
Fort Leavenworth, July 7tb, 1863. j
July 16, 1863-2iv.
T C. SHREVE.M. D. H F. MACT.M.D
SHREVE & MACY,
DB UGGISTS,
WHITE CLOUD, KANSAS.
HJ" Drs.Shreve & Macy attend to the prac
tice of Medicine and Surgery. They may be
found at the Drugstore, when not profession
illy engaged f fcb. 23, 60-tf
Sheriff Sale.
Joseph II. Selectman
vs.
Wm. Word, Execution.
President of the
Iowa Point Hotel Company, j
BY virtue of an execution to me directed,
from the Clerk of the District Court of
Doniphan County, I will offer for sale, to the
highest and best bidder, for cash in hand . at
the old Hotel, in Iowa Point, between the hours
of 8 o'clock A. M and 4 o'clock P. M., on the
31st day of July, A. D. 1863, the following de
scribed property, to wit: 30 wicdow sash and
glass, 10 door lights and glass, 12 large-sized
pine doors; said property will be sold to satisfy
the judgment and cost in the above entitled
Sheriff's Office, Troy, July U, A. D. 1863.
W. D. BEELER,
Sheriff of Doniphan County, Kansas.
July 16, 1863-3w. Pr's fee, $4.
Sheriff'
Sale.
Wm. F. Enders & Co.
i. F. Enders & Co. ")
vs. I
;tin R. Forman,
i W Forman, etal. J
Order of Sxle.
Austi;
John
BY virtue of an order of sale to me direct
ed, from the Clerk of the District Court
of Doniphan County, Kansas, I will offer for
sale, at public auction, for cash in hand, to the
highest and best bidder, at the Court House
door, in the city of Troy, Doniphan County,
Kansas, between the hours of 8 o'clock A. M.
and 4 o'clock P. 31., on the 17th day of August
next, the following described property, to wit:
The north-west quarter of section twenty-nine,
(29) township No. four, (4) range No. twenty,
(20); and also the east half of tbe north-east
quarter, as well as the south-west quarter of
the north-east quarter of section No. thirty
two, (32) township No. four, (4 of range No.
twenty, (20); also Lot eleven, (II), in Block
twenty-four, (24) and Lot one, (1) in Block
sixtv-seien. f67) and Lot seven, (7) in Block
forty-three, (43) and the undivided one-half of
Ijoi XSo. six, (b) in BlocK o. lorty-tnree, oi;
all in the town of Doniphan. Levied upon to
satisfy the judgment and cost in tho above en
titled cause,
Giyen under mv hand, thii 2d dav of Jnly,
A. D. 1863. " W. D. BEELER,
Sheriff of Doniphan County, Kansas.
July 2, 1 863-5w. Pr's fee, $9.
NOTICE
IS' hereby given, that tbe Board of Commis
sioners of Doniphan County will rreet on
the third dav of Ausust, to act as a Board of
Equalization to correct all errors in the Assess
ment Roll.
Witness, my hand and official seal, at office,
in Trov, this 1st diy ot duly, A. U. IBW.
E. J. JENKINS, County Clerk.
July 9, 1863-3w.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
To Disabled Soldiers. Seatnea and Jf a
vines, and Widows or other Heirs of
those who hare Died or been Killed
in the Service.
CHAS. O. TITOKER,
Attorney for Claimant, Bomnty Land and
Pension Agent,
WASHINGTON CITY, D. C.
OENSIONS procured for Soldiers, Seamen
. JT and Marines of tbe present war, who are
disabled by reason ot wounds receiven or dis
ease contracted while in service; and Pension.
Bounty Money and arrears of Pay obtained for
widows or or otner neirs oi inose who nave uiea
or been killed while in service.
Bounty Land procured for services in any of
the other wars. CHAS .- C. TUCKER,
nov.7,81-tf. Washington, D.C.
NEW FIRM!
NEW GOODS!
THE subscribers have formed a partnership
in tbe Goods business, under the title of
BAILEY & NO YES,
and occupy the old stand of O. BAILEY, and
hive now on hand and are receiving the most
extensive stock of Goods ever offered in this
part of the country, consisting, in part, of the
following: For Ladies' wear, a fine assort
ment of
DE LAINES, BAREGES,
GINGHAMS, LAWKS, POPLINS, .C,
A large lot of
BROWN & BLEACHED SHEETINGS,
CASSIMERES, SATIN ETTS,
DENIMS, AND SUMMER GOODS
For Men and Boys Wear, nnd
QOQBI
Of every description,
ted stock of
A large and well selcc-
CLOTHING,
HARDWARE,
QUHEN$WA&Ht
GLASSWARE, TINWARE,
SADDLEKY,
OF ALL KINDS,
H&TS, CUPS, BONNETS,
HOODS AND LADIES' HATS,
Doors, Sash,
WINDOW GLASS,
SALT, NAILS,
Coal Oil & Lamps,
A Good Assortment or
PLOWS,
From the best Manufacturers. We invite
especial attention to our large stock of
BOOTS, SHOES. &GMTERS!
Consisting of
LADIES'
Kid, Calf, and Prunella Balmorals,
Serge and Kid Congress
Gaiters,
Men and Boys
Calf, Kip, and Thick Boots & Shoes,
AND
Ladies', Men's and Children's Shoes
Of Every Description.
Believing that our stock will compare favor
ably with any in this section of the country, we
invite the public generally to call and examine.
jYo trouble to ihow Goods.
We will sell the above Stork cheap, for
CASH, -r exchange for HEMP,
WHEAT, OATS, FLAX SEED,
RYE, HIDES, WOOL, BEES
WAX, &c.
Persons living in Missouri, trading with U3
to anv considerable amount, will be FERRIED
FREE OF CHARGE.
O. BAILEY,
CHARLES "VT. NOYES.
White Cloud, April 30, 18G3.
Order or Putilicntion.
In tbe District Court of the Second Judicial
District, in and for Brown County, Kansas.
John S. Tyler, 1 Plaintiff.
Administrator of tbe Estate of
Alexander Hemphill,
vs.
James Beer.
J
Defendant.
"T"HE said defendant will take notice, that
JL on the 19th day of June, 1SG3, suit, by at
tachment, was commenced in said Court, against
him, the said defendant, for the sum of Five
Hundred Dollars, with interest thereon from
the 33d day of August, 1659, and damages to
the amount of Three Hundred Dollars; and the
said defendant is further notified, that unless
he plead, answer or demur to the petition here,
in filed, on or before the 26th day of September,
A. D. lbbJ, the same will be taken as true ant)
confessed, and judgment rendered accordingly,
and the following lands, to wit: the south half
of the north-west quarter of section No. 6,
township 3, range 15, attached in said cause,
will be decreed to be sold to satisfy sam judg
ment so to be rendered.
Witness, my hand and seal of s.ud Court, this
lllh day of July, A. D. 16C3.
J. G. KELSEY, Clerk.
B. F. KiLLicr, Attorney for Plaintiff.
July 16, 1663-7w.
Pr's fee, $12.
Order of Publication.
In tbe District Court of the Second Judicial
District, in and for Brown County, Kansas.
Edward Dutton 1 Plaintiff.
vs. V
W.Grant. 1 Defendant.
IT appearing that personal service on W.
Grant, the above defendant, cannot be had
in this cause, be will take notice of the penden
cy and object of this suit, which is to recover
judgment on a note for $710. with interest
thereon Irom rcDtnary icm, icoi, ana 10 oo
ta: a decree of foreclosure of the north-west
quarter of section SI , towhship 4, of range 15,
in Brown ( County, mortgaged to secure said
note;-and' that nnlesshi plead, answer or de
mur to the petition herein filed, by tbe 26th
day of September next, such judgment and de
cree will be rendered, as prayed for.
Witness, mv band and seal of Court, at offlce,
in Hiawatha, July 13th, A. D. 1863.
J. G. KELSEY, Clerk.
B. F. Kiixrr, Plaintifl 't Attorney.
July 16, ie63j-7w. Pr's fee, $10.
NOTICE TO VOLUNTEERS!
rpHE undersigned, having been duly ap--L
pointed and mustered into the 14th Kan
sas Cavalry" Regiment, and established Be
rruitinc Headauartera at Hiawatha, Brown
Countr. Kansas, sires notice to all those wish
log to enlist in the Cavalry service, that on re
porting to him, they will be favored with all the
advantages of being enlisted. Seeniits, on be
ing mustered in, receive 45 la advance of
flUU Bounty and pay.
Lisot. DUDLEY SAWYER.
July 9, 1863-3w. ," -
WITCHES & JEWELRY!!
Of the Riclirxt and most FnsUIonn
ble Pattern.
Offered at Ketafl at Wholesale Prices!!
THE HUBBARD BROS., No. Co & G7 Ns
itut Stiet, Nrw Yoax, Manufacturer,
and Importers of all the Leading, Rich and
most popular Styles af WATCHES and JEW.
ELRY, being "determined upon increasing
their Business to an unlimited extent, offer the
following elegant Ornaments at the unsurpassed
Low Prices following :
MAGNETIC TIME OBSERVER, being a
Hunting and open face, or Lady's or Gentle
man's Vatch in one; the prettiest, most con
venient and chpftnest Watch in this WnrM.
Immitation of gold; effected by a patent pro-1 Doniphan County, Kansas, and of general cir
ces3, which renders the appearanee or gold ' culation in said Brown County, of the pendens
perfect, while it does not cost one-third as c? f this suit, the object or which is to obtain
much. Price only $32. Retails at from $100 ' judgment against the said defendant, Amanj
upwards.
HUNTING COMPOSITION CASED LP.
VERS, English manufacture Movement; cap
pedand full jeweled; has sunk seconds and
tne newest improvements, tleavy cased ana"u"; au" aisu ur uecree oi loreciosarc ana
good immiution gold. Price ouly $13. Retails sale of the south-west quarter of section fifteen,
at from $50 to $100. (15; in township two, (2) of range fifteen, (15-
HUNTING COMPOSITION CASED AR- in said Brown County, Kansas, which was mort
MY WATCH. Richlv encravcd.jeweled and gaged by the said defendaut to the plaintiff, to
fancy works. Unsurpassed for Sutlers Traders, . secure the payment of said sum of money; and
etc. Price $15. Retails at from $40 to $100. the said defendant, Amam Adams, is further
Argreat variety of other Watches, at low . notified, that unless he Dlead, answer or demur
prices. to the petition of the said plaintitl herein tiled.
LADIES' SETTS of Brooch and Ear Drops ' on or before the :23th day of July. A.D.1SG3,
to correspond. Imitation Cluster Diamond, a I ?ZS '" J?!rtlC!- trU' -udSmeu6
verv rich oattern. and entirelv new. Prieo 4. rendered accordingly.
ri .i n-,.1 ,:..i . . .jl
pretty ornament, handomclv mounted, $3
. . . ..... ..u. .... -
GENTLEMAN'S VEST CHAINS. Par
isicn, an elegant pattern, only $4. Tbe Demo
niac, very heavy, $5.
RINGS. Plain, only 75c. Scroll, very hea
vy $1. Chased, a neat pattern, $1. Seal
Signet, $2. Imitation Dirmond, $2.
SLEEVE BUTTONS Patent, Chased or
Eiiamelcd, anew and very handsome pattern,
$2 50. Double, chascd.or with stones $1 50.
BOSO I STUDS A variety of new and
fashionable designs, per sett, $1 50.
BOSOM AND SCARF PINS. Leaf, with
Opal and Fancy Stones, $2. Imitation Dia
mond, $1 50.
LOCKETS. Double Glass, richly engraved
$3.
Persons wishing any of the above, have on-
ly to remit the price in a registered letter to
our address, and tno articles will be sent tree
of expense, by return mail
D Orders to the amount of twehe dollars
and upwards will be sent by express to nny of
uic iu)iii dwica, nun win pjuuic i mc u-
prcs3 Company, when the goods are delivered
Agents, sutlers and Uountry JUercliants
throughout the country, who wish to make
money rapidly, will do well to obtain our mam
moth catalogue; we furnish the most saleable
outfit at prices unsurpassed by any other con
cern. Addres3 llUHUAKl) BROS.
Nos. GS St Ii7 Nassau, uenr John St.,
Feb 2C-63 3m New York City.
Order of Publication.
In the District Court of the Second Judicial
District, sitting within and for Brown Coun
ty, State of Kansas.
Henry Barricklow "1 Plaintiff.
vs.
James Beer,
Caroline Hemphill,
Robert V. Hemphill,
William M. Hemphill,
Sarah E. Hemphill.
Emma R. Hemphill, j Defendants.
Alexander Hemphill,
Alfred G. Hemphill,
Ida M. Hemphill,
Jacob O. Hemphill.
& n. R. Dutton, Trustee.
T F. KILLEY, the plaintiff's attorney in
1j said caue, having, on the 27th djy of
May, A. U. lathi, nied Ins affidavit in the
Clerk's office of said Court, that the said defen
dints, James Beer and II. It. Dutton, are non
residents of the State of Kansas, and cannot be
served with process issuing from this Court, it
is therefore ordered by the Clerk of said Court,
in vacation, that tho said defendants, James
Beer and H. It- Dutton, be notified, by publica
tion being made for six consecutive weeks in
tbe White Cloud Kansas Chief, (there being
no newspaper printed in said Brown County,) a
weekly newspaper, printed in Doniphan County,
Kansas, and of gereral circulation in said
Brow n County, of the pendenev of this suit, tbe
object of which is to obtain judgment against
the said defendant, James ueer, lor tne sum ot
Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars, with interest
thereon from the sixth day of August, A. D.
I860, at the rate of five per cent, per month.
and cost of suit; and also fur a decree of fore
closure and sale of the north west quarter of
section No. 5, township No. 3, range No. 15, in
said Brown County, which was mortgaged by
said defendant to said plaintiff, to secure the
payment of said sum of money; and the said
defendant, James Beer, is further notified, that
unless he plead, answer or demur to the peti
tion of the said Henry Barricklow, plaintiff,
herein filed, on or before the 1st day of August,
A. D. 16G3, said petition will be taken as true,
and judgment rendered accordingly.
Witness, J. G. Kelscy, Clerk, with the seal
now in use in said Court, at my office, in Hia
watha, this 30th day of May, A. D. 1663.
J. U. lvt,L,sfc.Y, uierK.
June 4, 1 863-7w. Pr's fee, $22.50.
Order of Publication.
In the District Court of the Second Judicial
District, in and for Brown Ccunty, Kansas.
Conrad Halberstadt 1 Plaintiff
vs. I
Theron Norman. f
Mary A. Norman, and I Defendants.
Henry Halberstadt, Trustee. J
iRA J. LACOCK, the plaintiff's attorney in
said canse, having, on this 12th day of
June, A. D. 1E63, filed his affidavit in the
Clerk s office of said Court, that the above de
fendants, Theron Norman and Mary A. Nor
man, ar non-residents or said state, and that
service of process cannot be had upon them is
suing from said Court; it is therefore ordered
by the Clerk of said Court, in vacation, Hi t
tne said defendants, l heron Norman and .Mary
A. Norman, be notified, by publication being
made for six consecutive weeks in the White
Cloud Kansas Chief, a weekly newspaper prin
ted in Doniphan County, (there being no news
paper printed in sa;d Brown Countr,) and of
general circulation in said Brown County, of
the pendency of tHs suit, the object of which
is to obtain judgment acainst the said defend
ants for the sum of Two Hundred Dollars, and
interest from the 23th day of January, A. D.
1661, at tbe rate of 25 per cent, per annum,
and cost of suit; and also for a decree nf fore
closure and sale of the south-east quarter of
section eighteen, township three, range eigh
teen. In lirown Countr, Kansas, to satisfy said
judgment and cost so to be rendered; and the
raid defendants, I heron Morman and .Mary A.
Norman, are further notified, that unless they
answer or demur to tbe petition f the said
plaintiff herein filed, on or before the 15th day
of Angust, A. D. 1663, said petition will be ta
ken as true, and judgment rendered accord
ingly. Witness, my hand, and the seal now in ue
in said Court, at office, in Hiawatha, this 12th
dav of June, A. D. 1863. '
J. G. KELSEY, Clerk.
Ian J. Licocx, Plaintiff's Attorney.
June 18, 1863-7. Pr's fee, $20.
FS0P0SAIS FOB BUILDING
A PART OF THE
State Penitentiary.
SEALED PROPOSALS for the erection of
a portion of the State Penitentiary Build
ing, roay be deposited with tbe Secretary of
State, at his office, in Topeka, till Thursday,
the third day of September next, at 10 o'clock
A. Mi of that day, when the Directors will
meet at said office of the Secretary of State,
and open the bids and let the contract to the
lowest responsible bidder. Separate bids will
be received for the stone and wood wor c. The
working of the prisoners is to be taken into
account by the contractors- Plans and specifi
cations for the provoscd building are now on
file, for examination,, at the office of E.T.Carr,
Fort Leaven worth-
WM. DUNLAP.
JOHN WILSON,
S. S. LUDLUif,
Zt.; Director of State Penitentiary.
Jar5,I83-w.
Order of Publlcntleal '
In the District Court of the Second Judicial
District, sitting within and for Brown Coun
ty, Stale of Kansas.
Henry Barricklow 1 Plaintiff.
vs. i
Aman Adams. ) Defendant.
BF. KILLEY, the plaintiff's attorney hi
this cause, having, on the 6th day ot
May, A. D. 1663. filed his affidavit in thu
Clerk's office of said Court, stating that the
siid defendant, Aman Adams, is a non-resident
of the State of Kansas, and cannot be served!
with process issuing from this Court; it ii
therefore ordered by the Clerk of said Conrt,
in vacation, that the said defendant, Aman
Adams, be notified, by publication being madcr
for six consecutive weeks in the White Cloud
Kansas Chief, a weekly newspaper printed iur
, iXMiias, lur tuc sum ui i wu uuiiurcu nuu r u
ty-seven Dollars and Twenty CeiU. with inte-
j reat thereon from July 23d, A. D. 1660, at tho
'rate of five per cent, per month, and cost of
witness, my nana, and tne seal now in use.
in said Court, at my office, in Hiawatha, this
ltith day of Mav, A. D 1SKJ.
JOEL G. KELSEY, Clerk.
B. F. Killev, Flaiu tiff's Attorney.
.May 21 , 1663-7w. Pr's fee, $17.50.
Order or Publication.
In the District Court of the Sscoud Judicial
District, sitting within and for Brows Couu
ty. State of Kansas.
Henry Barricklow ) Plaintiff.
v. V
David Humphries.) Defendant.
BF. KILLEY, the plaintiff's attorney iir
' this cau-e. bavins, on the Gth i!.it nf
May, A. D. 1SG3, filed bis affidavit, stating that
j the above named defendant, Dn id Humphrie-',
is a non-resident of the State of Kansas, anil
cannot be served with process iauing from
this Court; it is therefore ordered by the Clerk
oi s.iiu uouri, in vacation, mat tne said defen-
dant. David Humphries, be notified, bv nuhli-
cation being made, for six consecutive weeks.
m me n niie uiouu nanssn iimei, a wecaiy
newspaper printed in Doniphan County, Kan
sas, and of general circulation in said Browu
County, of the pendency of this suit, the object
of which is to obtain judgment against the said
defendant, David Humphries, for the sum of
Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars, with interest
thereon from the 23d day of July, A. D. I860,
at the rate of five per cent, pel month, and cost
of suit; and also for a decree of forcclosuro
and sale of the north east quarter of sectiou
ro. seventeen, (l i) townslnp two, (2) rango
i fifteen, (15) lying and being in said Brown
I uumkitf anu Kjin4kc u, nau,, niiicu wu luurb-
gaged by the said defendant to the said p'ain-
tilt, to secure the payment ot and sum ot mon
ey; and the said defendant, David Humphries,
is" further notified, that unless he plead, answer
or demur to the petition of the said plaintiff,
Henry Barricklow, herein filed, on or beforo
the 23th day of July, A. D. 1863, the same
will be taken as true, and judgment rendered
accordingly.
Witness) my hand, and the seal now in use
in said Court, at my office, in Hiawatha, this
18th day of Mav, A. D. 1863.
JOEL G. KELSEY, Clerk.
B. F. Killev, Plaintiff's Attornev.
May 21, 1663-7. Pr's fee", $17.50.
Highland Nursery!
Situated One Mile and a Half South of ilisli-
land, Doniphan County, Kansas.
THIS Nursery was commenced in the J
Spring of 1861, and now covers 12 "E
acres, containing 80,000 yousg Apple Trees, of
varieties adapted to this climate; also, Grapes,
Currants, Rhubarb Roots, 4c. The subscriber
also offers for sale 12,000 three year old Apple
Trees, for which he will take wheat, youne
stock, and hides.
Highland S. J. EDGERLY, Proprietor.
August 15, 186I-Iy.
PLOWS ! PJLOWS!
I HAVE just received a fine
lot of Harvev Ray's Burling
ton Plows, one of the best patterns of Plows in
use in the West, which will be sold very cheap.
lor cash, farmers, come and see.
S. L. JENNINGS.
White Ciond, April 4, 186I-tf.
MME. DEMOREST'S MIRROR OF
FASHIONS. The larcest.best and most
reliable Fashion Magazine in the world. Con'
tains the largest and finest Fashion plates, the
greatest number of fine Engravings, the latest
and most reliable information, three full sized
Patterns for Dresses, and a sheet of new Braid
work and Embrodering Patterns. Everv Moth
er, Dressmaker, Milliner and Lady should hare
it. Published Quarterly, at 473 Broadway.
New York; sold everywhere or sent bv mail at
25 cents. Yearly $1, with a valuable premium.
The Summer cumber now ready.
MAEEIAGE.
LTS LufES AND hates, sorrows and an
ger, hopes and fears, regrets and joys;
MANHOOD, how lost, how restored ; tba
nature, treatment and radical cure of Sper
matorrhea or seminal weakness; involuntary
emissions, sexnal debility and impediments to
marriage generally; nervousness, consumption,
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from SELF ABUSE are fully explained in the
MARRIAGE GUIDE by WM. YOUNG, M.
D. This extraordinary book snould be in the
hands of every young person contemplating
marriaee, and every man who desires to limit
tbe number of their offspring to their circum
stances. Every pain, disease and ache inciden
tal to youth, maturity and old age, is fully ex
plained ; every particle of knowledge that should
be known is here given. It is full of engravings,
in fact it discloses secrets that everyone should
know; still it is a book that must be locked up.
and not lie about the house. It will be sent to
any one on the receipt of twenty-five rerlt in.
specie or postage stamps. Addres, DR. W M
YUUNU, No. 41b bfKUUf, street, above
Fourth, Philadelphia.
13 AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE.
no matter what may be yourdisease, before you
place yourself under the care of any of the no
torious Huackt native or loreigo who adver
tise in this or any other paper, get a copy of Dr.
Youiig's book, and read it eartfallf. It will be
the means of saving you many a dollar, vonr
health and possibly your life.
DR. YOUftU can be consulted on any of the
dscases described in his publication, at his of
fice, No. 41C SPRUCE Street, above Fourth,
fhiladelphia.
Office hours from 9 to 3, daily.
June 12 C2-ly.
'LOWS, REAPERS.
THRESHERS, AHD XACHnTEST.
I HAVE received, on commission, a tare
number of Prairie Plows, of the best de
scription, which will be told cheap, for cah, ot
exchanged for approved property or produce.
I have also reeeired the Agency for McCor
mick's celebrated Reapers, and will supply to
order any number, of tbe latest improved pa
ems, on reasonable terms. Also, Thresher!
nd Mill and Steam Machinery of every d
scription. J.H. UTT.
White Cloud, April 11, JBSJ-tf.
Shingles!
THE subscriber basjustconpleted hi Shia.
gle Machine, and it near raanufactsring
Cottonwood and Walnut Shingles, the beet that
can be had in the narkst. Order for any
quantity filled on the shortest notioe, If not o
hand, at the most reasonable pricee.
I may be found at White Cloud, just below
Partridge Co.'e Saw Mill.
JAMES F. CLEMENSEK.
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