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Ayers ~ que Cure,
FOR THE SPFFDY CURE or

Intermittent Fever or Fever and Acrc Remittcit
Fever. Chill Fever. Dumb Arue. Period cal Head
ache, or Bilious Headache. aird Bilious Fe-
ysrs indeed Tor the whole class uf dis
eases or ignating in hiiiary derangc-
ncni, caused hy the Malariad
Miasmatic Countries.
We are cual;.a here - ofer the community a
remedy which. while IL cures ths Above complain
with certainty. j. siin perfectly harmless Ia SHY
qrsniity such remedy J. ins alualle in districts
where these affecting disorders prevail This cure
expcls tho iniasnstc poison ef Fever and Ague from
the system, AM prevents the de. elopmeEt of the
a ease Il taken the trsi approach 81 is prcfnor-
ltorv symptoms. II nef only the best remedy
vet discovered for ii- class of complaints, but also
the cheapes' The large quantity supply for
,llar hfng- II within the reach - rscryiriks ata
IN billions districts. where f,tsf and Aeaa t'sil-
everybody should have % aud '~e it froeiy both g.
cure aud protection. 4 great superiority vl tbs
remedy over any other Discovered tr The sice
dy and certain cure ui iuiefmiiteuts - that a c,n
tails Quininc "r mineral, consequently n prDdu-
oes no qrsnisn OF other injurious efeefs whais, r
upon the constitution. Those cured hy " sre in ~
healthy II they had nes.. ila. tllc disease.
Fever aud Aguei- not alone the consequence q he
ms-mAtic I.oi-'s- A great variety a d sordcr~ sri
from its lrrltati1n, ainuH- which ARE
Neuralgia. Rheumatism Gout, Hcadacha, Blindness.
Toothaci,e. Earaohc. Catsfrah, Asthma. iaii
tation Painful Affection Il ih~ spleen. Eys
ier,c-. Pain IN the Bowels .c.iie Paralysis
aud arrangement OF the stomach.
Al of which. when originating in this cause pni
the iniermitielt fype, ga become periodical This
Cur Dxfsl. the poison from the blood. and con-
-equeuiy them ~ alike. II is an Invaluable
protection Immigrants and persons travelling
Temporarily residing ia the ualarosls districts II
taken occasionally az daily while exposed Ia IN IN
feci"n, that will ie cxcrcted from tho system. afi =
cannot accumulate IN sufhcisnt quantity % rircil
into disease. Hence II l. even MON valuable fr
protection than cum. ,ii q Wiil su..sf i4oin
Intermiitcni- II they avail iiien-sis'- II tr ITo-
lection this retici, fr
ss- PREPARED hs Ia J { AYEe A CO.
isau-il Ms--ai hl-clf--
All Gun rel,.sli-- sale - J a. Crs-S -S,.ilsx
r. NJ. DoNNrrfA. anA 'e aA Druggists IN rerre
Il ,ute-
wholesale Ia Aus> & 90. Gin iss,a..i
jnni sdconi-sc0r
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

r,ars-u.trr a rlcr>soNB Esffnotp.
rfs.rs fsavc tfsn- AHiFe
Sof. = 81 49,. Nsi- y !, SIS
Sas sSr~...Ftpfrss. ~. ?. ie.i5. =.
r,.e~uAt-rx. ktro~ a-r foVis E,ftEoko
Tralns icsve. ifAi- Afi't-
Nc. \ N. a So AAii--.-N y. !. <-te. - -
~ 40 ? =. Fs.t 4 Accs. y 2. i}l@. a.
YvASsvllLx cKswYckpsvlttf EutHoth.
TrsiHs I~svr ifAHs NffIr.
~al a. 49,. Aecara- .>e. !. IL. . -
-. = ,o1s. a Mall. Ne :. - ,.
EocKvIIiK IxrFSsioN.
TfDas Leave tfai.s Afiisf-
xs.i. SIS. .Ma.i-...-Ne. !. Ia as
C,-.ncsuous maie promPsiy - a. iasse ks.ts
:. a -.nnceins lna.
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Buy Tickets rs0 PITTS
burg.
TICKETS FOR SALE At ALL MAIN
OFFICES
FRrfGnTs


a. thf, liritr ireiehfs z ~ d~sritsusis csr be
f,-~ sr,,-l from philsdslpla. a. New York Boston or
iifiu,ore. - anv roins The Railroads - ohlo
Krffrky liulisna. lihs - Wisconsin. Io~s cr Nis-
sour.. ~ Railfoei slirrrs.
The p.nfusyivaaia Rafirors also eennerts Tits
bareA Nth SEE -lrr~. > tshieh tfftts - for-
warisd 10 arr port fbr Ohio. Nu-kinrur. Ken-
,,,-lv. Tennessee. CunilTrlsrf iinois hisrisapfi,
" wsforsifs Eissoeri. kass. Ark ana. snd Res Wv
trs. an ~ Cievsisrri. Ssuiusky sri Chfcsye v'fh
Steamers - al Purts a So4th- Western L.k~s
Merchants ami Shinpers enfrusting the tfsn-porfs-
iou a ihrir Freight - fhs COMPANY esn rrly with
1"dei,ce 4, - si~<ffy transit.
fflE aNIES OF fkklGHf - srv reini ~ fft
wcsi ~ the PenseylSsris Rsiirssd ar- 20 ~ I'M :
fsvosshic a. ehsrEed hy f''s .'-iire,d Co'r-
tanies-
H. pariicr 81 sinsfk packages ',,a r. ssSss-sssrs
RAunnRnr
n :. SNkEDEa. fhilafelrhis
NAsRAw A COOKS. - Nefth -. raifirI~rs.
Inch A. Ga. So. Aaer Hoosf, o. " Seufh
william -. N~w 1off.
fTECH 4 Co. " STATE -. tcsitf
~ A. HOrSToS. s.en~rsl Fr~sxnf arsnf rnsfxz
F<OCH IEWfS cereal S1.' {. Aiioa.l.. Penn
1. y. HOUIT. fseurr.l tieks< srsas Fhiiateiyb!a.
seci~ly
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PONY EXPRESS.
To san Frauciseo. California. fn
Ten Days From ~. Joseph. Ho.

letter. cd tsf.slf o-<e - tier... &, - %
Far every sff'uosIai fslf o.lrte 81 rsetiea ~
AZ autce ..t..--....+ +..-.....tt.. : 90
T. al - 80 - te en. iessi IA Gass-f8tq' esn,ri
rusriep<s. ssi = fsr5srrss ett-grs. --la4L
o. lnli 41fr saiV rf1f a rf3.r,I10 ts sf q fef
faff oance vii he made. a#. |rr4I
letters aHa Trierrapf. ulf. 80 ->-ssvr-i Ny.ir A.
rnrrictr FxpFt<s Cenn-..y :. thr o-.cc "a I~rrt-
uaafe sfl l.fis affsi .frsrses - ~ 49,,
p-es<. eith rretnpfof-s-
Per further ~ aPT'F a. .tfe ,t-rr 90 ftr
Ar.er-ss Exnsss Cafl 81. teffIcs-i e.rasf H
tlt atf Ohin <trfets
ar..efs Nsv ASSnV 'srrt
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MEDICAL.


ISa constitutional disease, a corrapsicn % n
i biood, hy which this fluid beco,nez yiiistei Ncal.
and posr. ReiIig "a the crcuiatosl. it perv4dss e
whole DVdy. AID may bnrst oGt Ia dl~ea>e A. RI
Of a. Ne organ j. fIce from ts attacks Z. tlerc
ono which n may not destroy. The scfouies ~
l. saroesiy caused ~ rial diseasr living
disoidered unhealthy fcd. ilapur~ a'r. 9Th al
lty haif>, 'ie depressing fie..s and, above - hy
The vensr, a if lii0n. Whatever BE- T. orign Il =
he-~tary in the constitution dcscelding ifola pa
cAiidrtu unto The third and fourth gsnefa-
ton" Indeed. "a seems 10 D. the rn.i - H.B y -
say, Nii ,i,ii Tie ifieuf.es = tie failcrs rpcn
their children"
Its effects conlmcncr ~ depc sfion frum 4 e blood
u corrupt of uloeroGs natisi, which, ia Tia lungs
liver. agl internal organs. j. tefred iurhe clc. a.
the glands, sWsliinrs. and on the s1rf oe, urfor>
~ sOres This fol. corruption. Which ssisi the
biood. deprf>>s The Cncris ~ lie. r.s' scruiu-
lous ,ssng aints hst Dies have iAT lsss power 10
Withstand tlc attacks II ether disease. iusni
~ vast numbers perish ~ disorders which. s'thengh
<erefiou> ia their stll rets 10 a.
tal ~ this taini in the system Most ol IA con-
sumplosi which decimAtct the human family las IL
giu directly this scrufuious tam4aiIon. anc
many destrrcisve diseases - the liver. kidneye.
brain snd. ifnee 90 all Tie gans. arl.e froa or
aggravated hg tlc same ,4r,e-
oDs quartz ci al our people are ,eroiaivus. their
per>ous invaded - Ills iuTAias infection, and
iaeir health D. undermined iy o. To cleanse d from
the system Ne must rcn0saic the bleed sn sitera
exercise. such medicine We sappiy iu
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Tie most oac.fuai remedy which The medical ski ~
fiufes devise for 'hs anywhere prevailing
sid fatal malady II combined frlIn the active
rcias,iss that have hern discovered fol The expuf
gsti,, o this foul disorder ffon the blood, AID the
rescue 81 the system from IL, destructive conse-
quonces leIcc V should be employed ior the cure
II ouly ofia bat also those other ancc,iots
which arise from a., such a.
Rraptive and skin Diseases. 81 Anibons'. lre,
Koss ~ i-4s sl,4a-. Plmples. Pu~suies. taoieA-
-, nlains and Boii,. T1inors, Tctier and So.
khcum. scald Head. Nngworn. kAen-
matism. Syphiiiiic and hcrCgrcai
Diseases, Drof~y, Dyspepsia.
Debility, and. indeed, al
Complaints arisingfs0n
Nisisted or Impure
Hluod.
The popular belief la "impurity - tie blood" is
founded la truth for scrofia 3 dcgrnrrsou 81 the
blood. The particular pGrpc>e AMI sliae ef this
Sarsapariila j. 90 purify aud regen, az ai. VITAL ha
id without which sound health j. inqo>-ihe ia
tamnafet constitutions.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-30

t-..s .s.ert'.ss.,,... ffs esats pr -ant1r et'A
x.ff.cisry arfaagcuelis i4a.e "ita i-'f ""'
- +, s,eertl-- - lie year. viii tlr rnti"se ="
,,ta-.D- Al pleasure leaf.s sfter,.sef-. i.'ftff'
ali II. c.nfne1 strictly - ia.af ffsst" "'+f
sr4 ieH ~ 4astrfsfs ~ f.... ..I
kIetstiscrufrits ia r.lf l.fs.-t .-- -
- charged I've price~ .....t.
A....fsis.,nsni. krsi eol.siai.y % ~ i'f..'
s... r.sess published "a the i'esi seila.n-. -
sef, ...s. ~ ul.ler, vii tc cntf t''l ~ ear" "
-. II es.r tsu Ares ZEN cents per nA'- -,
Af.sts.f r4cfst. sent a. iot 10 -rfei4tf ilr' VII
j.. i......t.I tlrfc uag.ths, unlet, "fu. fs" et.
- Alteration q sfsn,ing adtefiisrin .t "H
--'l-.,t 81 a rene@4l "a tii- saiae rnisss
ar1eei upol - e'4irisl g.. ,....,..-
.,,..sl'rif,s candidates To- o.iee - every 49, y
,,,a All he thlr.ri a. 20 f'r each rAiAe - the
an s.sno in the Dlily and Nee<F, at'efte - ''+
rIale.
s,-r.ts.ftatl. advertisements whatever
th1rers vii b. made Tor inserting t.e isp'ises %
al Order. S..lstl.. or Associations a. io..eNr'
For each noilee not exceeding iinft - GEMS '''
.,-a in.ertisn. over al SLt llae- a. this rate
srso.lf.linx deaths with funeral lette ati-'A'''
x.ti~-. - F.fIsai. lscnie- and Excursions. goiisn
a. lv IuslI Ixutis Or asoC. atlot-, ~ - t-'.e-'-'
a regular price, -. ....... q
Ie9al ADVERT .esnsl.is Inserted a. TIE eNp.iit -
At-,rnexs ordering ans paylDeni uot 70 ne es.A!'e
- tbe ,.a pfsre..tnr. bgt cuiifctaaie az the NsA
,fr. p1bnshsf rot accountable iof the Aceuf tS 81
<sf Embellishments beyo'i the auso-it eh@FS'' ''
fhttr rutl cation.
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y. r AI4I.N, \. Y. G.
Terre-Harte Jun ! iti-ds3~
=. S-T1sc exp~nses - thi- wear - compared w.fh
ne eypelse 5er lsse'and Co shn~ decrease ~
$3.50.
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HOTELS.
st. Nicholas Hotel,
broadway, New Work
Board Reiaoed 70 81 per Dig

Ssoc ise op~uing q this ,a-s aud oomua-si.ous
Hotel. In 1854, il las been The single cnieasor q The
roprietor- 10 make it tho most sumrtacu-. con-
verlenl and cenfsr,abie hoy fr ihr cuz-a and
stranger on tbs side tho ~
And whatever has sceme-a n>-iy % sdmiuisteI O.
tie cosnfort q IL. guests they hase cndeasorei.
without regard - cost % provide. AMI 20 eonb'ue
Ell The elements q individual sad ~ocai enjoyment
which nio-ierl ari Aas insenleI. aal modern taste
approves: aud the patronage which :, has eonmsn-
ed during The past six years 8, gratifying proof
that their eaerts have hecn appreciated
To meet the eSigcnoic. ofthc times. when ~ are
required to prae,ios the mo.i rlsi ~cooouy the
unierAgssca.
Have Reduced the Price of Board to
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY
q the samc time abaiiax none II The lusuri~- vitA
wlseh their table has hitherto been .uppil,i
TREApwFTI- wHrTsoNR 80
Ncu fork. Sell. :. lsSl smo@
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.xs-rsers viii be no deviation irsm The above
affs. ut. "a
srAevertiscrenis puhlishsd Va both Daily anu
weekly. viii be charged the faA Dasly rates ~i'a one
haif - the Weekly rates added
CHARLES CRUF'r. PGo'R.
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"A d = Y r. a Q 7

Of ne FIFTEEN7H SEln-AyyUAL STATE
-hENT II ne condition II ne NONE IrSt-
RANCE CDW4NY or ne city II Ne,c York.
on TIE Isl Try ~ Lmar,g, 1851.
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LEGAL.

Annual Report OF the Auditor Of yigo
County.
DEPORT u tie Auditor n ylgo county sloulng
IL the amount received ami slshnr.e.i ~ he r.ar
ooumcncng June 1t, 4 D. ,-Cn. Al ealing Nay
Slsi. 4. -. lssl. inclusive
pTrT-rft---
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4 -JMINISTRATION --Noilce 10
= \ hereby given. that lstlsrs a adsalnlsrsloa
have ben srsrfef th~ undersigned. rT,sn he
flfs II arfr-w 1fiitin. iecrascd TIE estate + sup
t,s.t b. be solvent Al refsohs iDdeAied g. the de-
ced-r.t. s1 f-<S IN C.4It- sther,rt-
earnestly rc4uests- t. make il-nlcdlsfe payment.
nd aye themselves fnrt9sT cost
=. NOsaAIT. Atm'r
Jzly 1. lssi si-tiu-v5x
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~. ...s yea. atesnce- ---- - ~
...r.tl.s ir aliTnnrr. .s.s+..s =
s.ai- ,s t'ifv Su1-erlbers a - rerf. ff Ntf>'
s-ir caries. crat.
.., ss Advertising in Daiiy.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-30

ASSETS.
Cash, Balance IN Bank - S0- 81
Bon's aud Mortgages ,bciug first iir,l on
Real Estate, worth at least 81 s07 s0o 903 Ce2 0s
Loans on Stocks, payable on demand,
market value Of securities slST SO 5O) l4s 800 90
Bank Stock (market valr,1 rssr5 On
United States freasury Notes, lnalif;
value. loa. .ae3 90
Brooklyn City Mater bonds, lo25o 90
North Carolina State Bonds market vail 1850 90
Missouri State Bonds market valuc,, 1900 90
Real Estate. No. all Street, Is, ,305 81
Interest due 1st January. 1861. icf
which $22, $50 II has since been reed, e7-o3 81
Balance in hands OF gents and in course
OF transmission from. A gent. on lst q
January (of which 81, ,9s6 l. has since
been received. Co sos 10
Bills Receivable TOR Premiums on In
land Risks. 2l.eS3 o.
Other Property, Miscellaneous items. $500 90
Premiums due and uncollecffd ou T,li-
cies issued at Office, $3.50 is
Total, Si,&95,ses 81
CHARLES J. MARTIN, Fxssrprsr,
AZ. wrILMARTH. vrcv PSssIpxSr
J. AnLroN SMITH. sEcAErAKy.
JOHN MCGEE, Ass'r SEc'r
CHARLES CKUET, Agent.
Nos lHTylI ROW,
mslSdu ssrTr.
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he Weekly Express

subli,hsJ very 81 rs'ln~-.iay. aisl.b2 l',f -'ilii'
ls tuCc-
s-Sl paper sent without The money. nor eoiiii' -
lnrger time tnrn pad ior,
.s..t.. os Advertising AN weekly,
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(FoRzEELY KSovS ~ uts rssEIx Hotsr-l
rI,Hfs Il cSE or ITIE LARGEST. EEST n
i saratn. and no@t crmforisese hotels "a tae
Wet sd fer suesior in every ether r.spect - any
~ her IN fhis cify- Il confairs euntred srf
fsfniy plsNut. wsl vsnnlaifd. ard veil furnished
l-ogEg Rs<nn. several Il them sifh psrlcrs stiset
i for the socezarcastsn fsrtlie-- n ts -ituate
A. the ma~t pleasant part q ts city. srf coovsiieus
n the hsllread Dspois.
So Oninfhasses Fssr % and from thc House.
ng1st3m BIN. HU NE.
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THE DAILY EXPRESS.

r.-rt,.t.o ,rrps xoESrye 'sxcrs srSsts)
-kr-
n1oDESITT'S BUILDING
10 s. WABASH STREET
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RECEIpS
DISBURSEMENTS

There has 5cen oosniy orders drawn for The f.,lo~
ing amounts:
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1861-09-12

precedent :. tn promise US as much
glory in the future as prosperity in the past !;
that, entertaining such belief, we will adheIe
to those principles, and not unite with party
which has reduced the country to its present
unhappy condition"
The above is exceedingly lucid. We trust
We understand what is meant. Taking the
present condition of our country into consid.
Grafton, we would like to ask what kind Of
glory is promised by adhering to Demo-
cratic" principles, if the present action Of the
so called democrats are based upon those
principles. The virtual admission, at the
close of the paragraph. that they are disunion-
lists, is apparent to every schOol-boy.
The remainder of the "resolves" charge
the present condition of affairs upon all Sec
tons of the Union, want peace. and advocate a
re assembling Of Congress, and the adoption OF
the Crittenden Resolutions, don't want slavery
interfered with, wonder what they think of
contraband ? and regard no war or peace as
defensible, which is based upon the idea Of the
ultimate separation of the States" We won
der who this last hits must be JEFF DAVIS
and his crowd, for we know Of no other party,
at present, trying to "separate the States"
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1861-09-12
OUR POSITlON-DUT OF UNION
MEN.

In assuming the arduous duties incumbent
upon the editor of public journal at the pres
ent exciting period of our national existence,
we feel it part of our duty to define clearly
our position, and the principles that shall
actuate and guide us in the discharge of our
duties as 9 public journalist.
1t is known TO many Of the citizens of this
county and Western Kansas, that we have
been connected in different capacities with the
press If Junction City, since its Inauguration,
over three years ago. Our former actions in
the political world have been very limited !;
whatever they were, we deem them of no
Importance in influencing US how to act while
our government is assailed by traitors, and our
constitution trampled upon, and laws defied.
In the present perilous condition of cur once
happy land, we feel it to be the imperative, as
well as solemn duty of all true patriots of our
country to ignore all party platforms, with
their attendant prejudces, and take their
position upon the broad platform Of the Con-
stitution, fully resolved to defend that sacred
instrument against the assaults of its enemies,
whether they emanate from the North, South,
East, or West Treason and open rebellion,
in all its horrd forms, now exists in our once
peaceful land. Civil war, with all its horrors.
is now upon US, and we do not consider it right
that We should stop to inquire what party
those traitors and invaders belonged hereto-
fore, or what were the former political aniece
exl,o off ha ITpif FOL fofo
But it is to us clearly our duty to rally around
the Constitution and the glorious old flag of
our country, in one common cause for the
preservation and perpetuation OF our glorious
Union, and under that proud old banner.
whose ample folds have guarded and pl lotected
us during the whole period Of our POLITICAL
existence has raised us from an infant
republic to the position of TIE greatest nation
on earth-the pride of ourselves, and the adj
miratior of the world. We shall know no
party but the party Of the Union, so long as
there remains an armed traitor upon our
sacred soil, and to the success of that party
we shall assiduously labor with all the zeal,
energy, and ability we possess. Earnestly
ttuStlng we Snail HAVE lHc Co-oPcA"@oh Va ''AA
Union-loving men, whether Democrats or
Republicans, without regard to past political
differences.
In conducting the UNIoN. We shall, in the lam
guage of JACKSON, stake the responsibility,
unawed by fear or unbribed by gain, uncon>
trolled or influenced by any man, party, or
CLIQUE, save that party who marches and keeps
step to the music of the Union.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1861-09-12
THE "DEMOCRATS.o

A Convention was held on the third Of the
present month in Junction City, by a body Of
men calling themselves Democrats" for the
purpose of nominating candidates to fill the
district and county Offices the ensuing year.
The form Of organization was gone through
with, resolutions were drafted, and ticket
was nominated, composed exclusively Of
g Democrats" At present, We are not dis
posed to enter into a discussion of the merits
or demeri.s of the different gentlemen named
by that Convention for responsible public po-
sisiOns in our county and district. Perhaps
many Of them would not stand close inspec-
tion; but let that pass.
We should like to compare the present posi-
ton Of some of their leading candidates with
that occupied by them only one year ago.
Consistency, thou art jewel"
Here is the first Of q series of resolutions
None of them amount to much.
'Resolred, That under Democratic princi-
Piles, the country has prospered beyond all
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1861-09-12

The great cry of the Secessionisis NOD
is "Taxation pas resulting from U
war against the rebels. As the Riehu3l!!
Messenger says, very truly, while they all
doing this, they have not word to sa,
against JEFF. PAWS & Co., who have got
up this rebellion, and are blockadins q
rivers, destroying public and private
perty, and confscating the debts of on
citizens. The truth is, these fellows a
on the side of jeff Davis & Co.. and wa
the Capital taken, the Union dissola Ed!(
and this free constitutional government bf
ours overthrown. Ii to accomplish this
purpose it is necessary to blockade our
rivers. seize our steamboats,, confscate our
produce and the debts of our citizens, it Is
all right. The Government of the United
States has no right to spend the peoples
money in resisting these things, and every
step it takes in that direction is usurpation.
We would like to know how much Jeff
Davis's Government is spending per day,
and what is the value of the taxable pro.
perty in his Confederacy that has to baar
the burden of it. If we are to leave os,r
homes in the Union on account of the large
debt that is running up, we would like to
be assured that We would fare better in
jeff Davis kingdom. We have n ever -
had to pay anything for on: protection
the Union, but have been loaned with;
interest two millions of dollars, one ha
which is the chief endowment, of our
mon school fund.
The Confederate States have M
outsiies of direct taxation Tho
ates say that they have 150, 900
arms, aud Lincoln 250, 600.
property of the States in the
times tLst of the Confederate
for every Sallar upon the
Union States will have to pay
on tho hundred. So if we dcsi
tie heaviest taxation, the q
States is not to be our home.
Lincoln did not begin this business on
ing armies anl making war, nor will he D.
allowed 20 continue it 4 day after the Con.
fedcrates Withdraw from the field.-Hen-
tuckg lVh1.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1861-09-12

When the citadel Of our Country is IN flames
when the edifce that Wa shington and Franklin,
and their associates, erected, is in flames, it
becomes US, whatever may have been our politi
cal proclvties before to rise far above all other
considerations, and to keep this citadel from
Observation-Disclosures s. DICKINSON.
The word Compromise is now only uttered by
Traitors So long rebels have arms IN Their
hands there is nothing to compromise. 1t Is
vain to toll at the pumps while men are kept on
board boring holes in the bottom of the ship
JosErH HoII.
There is no halfway house in this matter
no tarrying place between sustaining the Gov
ernment and attempting its overthrow. There
is no peace proposition that will suit the case
until the rebellion is first put down--DANBL
g. DICKINSON