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Cc)si1fon on the Cov3Dgsoh and Lex,
1N.1QN R4ftIuad..e3.osa OF Life.

common On the C1V3DEsoh and Lex
1n@lon Rat!road---Lons OF Life.
Last Ftldsy stternoon two t1,ins on the
C.,:Dgion aud LsSipe ton Ra;;re2d, ky., came
III collision n:ar FG!nousa, with tetrible
crash, ard, it Is 5uppo o;ed. with fea.ta1 re-
sufe
What the extent Of the injury done to life
and limb may be We are net eianle3 to say, "a
the superintendent Of the road sock special
pains to order his operators to let nothing go
ont Of the Office. When the tll5t news waA
Received, President Lewis and Superintendent
Fulton prepared al engine and car, and taking
With tksm Drs. Preston, Tho.las, M.jof,
Wise. Temple and ae7era: Others, departed tor
tae e., ts'a! sl3t IS spesd,5 a, ihs e loeom 2tive
the disaster has indeed been terrible
It was 1umcred that Ccnaus:oa Woodward
YES seriously woanded, a.,d that the brake
II N, Michael Oven, was sill9d.
Il wzs also reported thst uo2e Of the 3o11en
aEa children on beard we're injured; but We
2.DEot Jet tell the e1ieat os the accident,
, 1861-09-24
tom xnAnders iof DtylR1onG aud Brig"
adcn IN Tho Western Department..

f:ox1. snAnders iof DtSiR1ons aud Brig"
aQch IN rho Western papaKtment.
t1ESERh1 ORDER. No. isl
HEApQuARTEEs WESTERN DErAE7EzSf,
ST. LoCts, Sept. q, 1851. {
l. The following 8 named officers arc hereby
p'E:t5 ou cufr II command Of Divisions Al
atk The .s!cns to be aetea.<tr desispatsd;
Brig! der Gtnsrrl Pupe.
BrTgsdtc1 Gscet41 S;scl
BrjEa3ier General Asuotb
B1iEEdie5 Ges.e1.1 Ackirs:sr,
H. The following named o:It ers are terebr
},'aa: en d1iT Command Of Brga.e: Z:
Aciirg Brs~ari~r Generals, the Regiments
.emr 1s:cg the Bf3<sdes to be hereafter dcs.g-
nE.sd:
Cc:on5l Davis.
Co:cEel Aiattiga.-
Colonel Kelton.
Iie-tersit Colcnel Totte1-
Ry cdr os Nsjcr Gere'sl Fremont,
CuAcScEf NcaEEvER,
Assistant Acjataus G:asral
, 1861-09-24

ST. Lor1s, Sept 23-Chas. G. Ramsey, DO
rf3stcr Ct ske Llxa:n9 4t<aes, #as arrested this
aftsracen ty oratr cf The Proves! Ma7sh j,
ard .eben 10 headquarters .or examination.
His effrnse was publishing an editorial art:::e
to-aa,, entitled, Fail u Ltx:lyt "a
ssbtc:i2s n bite: terms up1.a the
campaign, snd the military authorities IN the
Z. 2.r:nsnt II fhe Nss.. lis rausr .v4s
super:=eed, ali the nanutca2:s il u: oEics
-c:z- ., ard the building i: nov il Possession
Of the Provost guard TIE ba1ne Of tho al
Tho: Of the a1:Icle WIS diva'g.d, and It Is
thought tie publication C. :ae Eare: viii bx
a:ioW.d TO coniinue.
, 1861-09-24

AHe n0aEHf t2oI0efY ? In the Field.
LFAvESwoRIH, Sept 25-TLe Times this
1aosbing isarrs thai 6 right tool pace 1t Maria~
Iva, 1lssouri, Tussda5 morning, as.weeu
GOO Feee-a'e nader Coionel5 Montgomery aad
Js hIson, a9d 4e0 rebsls, in which the later
wese completely routed, With loss ct sesea
killed, IL harses. end ii :t.>r tents SKI sup
s:'jfs.
Our forces lost two prtra:cs killed aad six
Hou2de9.- Col johnson, villa riding az tha
SeSd of It's con1nscd,. wks f:ieree6 by E;re
ba1!s, sid ihstaatl7 killed. The bullets took
effect 5n bis head, two hnca shot in ais 1ss!G,
ons bullet In The Ief. s1or1d:s, o1e in ssl,: :.1f
thigh, cne a The right i4aaA, an3 o.u il tbs
:s't- he died urging his men to fight l3r tie
Stars sud Stri1ee.
, 1861-09-24

lEh8 1VtH &Nd XE1H Il116ot&%
The Circ'rnati Eaqu:rer Of Saturday IS !:
"Ihe Twenty -four h T'iaois Regiment, Col
Hecker, received marching orders lat night.
a1d LETT on the steamers Dun1eith aud CHAM
zion fer Louisville Tae Nineteenth, Colonel
Tarch;B, vii! probably 90 dowa the river to
gar -
, 1861-09-24
hf r. DYES PIANO AND VD-

4FA CAL CLASSES n1eet Al fellows:
Juvenile Cia.s the Sltn uivi5aon. erc75 sAsnr-
aat mssu'ng tseE. Y 10 o'clo:E at Mus;cal a!.a
At adtmy. ert1;fr of II 15.in to ahd CAR, st-e:t5
cotaEeoc1nz saturaaE, ssn,enabEr s:.h.
JEVeE1e Glass for <o-tl; Division, eFar7 Th:S.taF
atte-c;': fr?n; half2ast - h-2ipast $. ii otiss
Wrfgfts Academy. rIer OF Dearn,tn end trtnrfa
s1es;s i i::g:t1 x "esrntnetes Church, cc.1menc
:.uvel1le Cars f,r West Division every T7e-5ay
af5sros T. s siss Bar.oSs Asads.ay: :ser:sr 6 Wa,6
AtElt lass every Friday evening. IT Maslval Coion
Acadelny, cuH.Det cng S+rtennhei 31th.
Pt liss cEe.y Saturay morning. fr1t. 10 i. ut
htG ,cnl C51cu ACsdtclE. coEneIcihE Saturday, Sep
tcEt5F 18Th.
TENS FOB TEFIyg 'kssoNs:
adult SsIHi.E Lass EsEteaaea {'lG; .atut Singing
GIa!E. l.dls *G: JuFe-:!e Singing f1a-=r*. 3'.s3;
PIANO Cas-, :ith EEL st
, 1861-09-24

E1a1s, IL, Sept 2s.-Tke lar<e gc.la ware
house occupied by c. G. Thier was destroyed
b. fire last night, It contained about 5000
bushels Of grain LOIS estimated at from
$3,coo to s1o, ,Doo-partiy insured. The Dire IS
supposed to be the Work Of an iaeendiary.
, 1861-09-24
Warrington Facts aud AAR1ors

- W8A1uEkOA 81 AC1& 4314A IA AAI0T8s
WASHINGTON. Sept. 23-Ross Wiaars, ct
ntnt He will Immediately Tekara from F5Et
Monroe 10 Baltimore It IS understood that
he hss taken the oath Of allegiance
Washington reports assert that the e1agger-
ajed actopnta Of the strength Gf tie re3al
army ara man Qfact8red By the contract job
be1s ard their sgeate in this city, in oZaet to
further their own PURPOSES
The TFea2u1y Department is actively en-
ssged in the preparation Of the treasury
notes. Large amounts have been sent to tic
westerr States, wheTe they e1ter at once into
tie home ctrcu1s:ion slad are eagerly taken up.
share for the support Of the Government.
Two full regiments OF excellent troops have
already been raised in thst Sta7e a1d a third il
cc1uing.
Quartermaater General Aelgs is In Pailade1
pnla tr1oeaetiDg important b14ircgs relating
TO contracts for Amy 6. ppliea.
Secretary Cameron will return to the city
tomorrow.
The Wss Department has no confirmation
If tie report Of the su1rsn. & CT TIE Federal
I.1ees under Colonel Mu1ligan at Lexington,
No.
! There Is 40 truth IN tho report that General
| F-smoar Is to be removed The p1eAid5Et
! esI c:ally co1tradicted the r1mer.
/ WAsH1sGroN, Sept. 23.-The following have
+: BEEN arrninted Briead:er Generals cf volun-
! tee1s John B. 8. Todd, Of r:ectaa. hts
tapt. Gin Infantry; Q7aftermasteF Eau Vi!st
astigne& to duty as Chief Qua1ternaeter fol
.he department. ef the Petoa,ae, also, atsi,
Barustd, John Newton and Whitfield g. Hal
| ccrk.
Gen. Mcclellan reviewed McDoTe1is Ri
aace to-uaJ, :ca @as rsceiyed every ~here e1
thus!2s ticA|l7.
An o1ter has been Issued forbiddisg all ei
Villains, officers OF p1i7at+s, not On duty, froM
-fs;3sr1y the 1Ntnnh%S nf fhp
TIE rebels burnt Balls Cross Reads to-day
sid @l,ile the fire Was burning, e large rebe
strcv e?Eeared at Upton's Hill. two miles ant
e bs:s est :rt-
The contract for supplying the Navy D.
70 PHIL ns i ,So1omons Of this city.
The National Fass Day will be generally ot
! terytd here.
- The War Departments hss authorized th
rzisipg Of q Cava'ry Company in Oregon
, 1861-09-24

WASHINGTON, Sept g, 1861.
NJ. Boyaton is appointed C2pt:in in the
Eleventh Infantry, icsteci Of B1:saa's. Gen
t1.:.
Jim Newton, Of the Engineer Corps At
W st PORT. hes ben zpE 7ir:cd Assistant Pro
Il =sor; and Winfield 4. Hancock, ~ officer OF
1r(antry, Br svetted in Mexico, ha: ben made
B,igaS;er Genere'.
Four more Rpy bcgg5rj bye |, n crested
Today.
The retueaed surgeons inve;sh ag,'7at the
treatment of Ir*op p::scne1- At R:ct uond.
They Eay tTo we're Killed il prison by d mob
shooting through the window.
a battery mounting eight gaas, behind
Aqua Creek wharf, is visible from the river.
There is = large e1campmsnt ae.r. Two shots
falling sa"1t, were fred at one Of eus tiotlla
General Bsktr is authorized 70 rA:sea r.,
nsat e Cays!EJ 1ur Oregon.
, 1861-09-24

MILITARY sCIrl1Es.
There ie grtat Improvement u .he n3auage-
Nent Of Goye1 Snect dets17, AID it is having
tue effect 10 incseasv puelie cot dI1"rce wcudef-
1u;iy. D.sl -teS, promptly = I'D s.:@rc:y are
the orcer Of the DAY. Amor; the good ap-
l:.:a'men1s is is Col. &rssarl11, OF The rsu!ar
psny, rat:Te Of NassacsEt.t,s. Assistant
QCar+ +e-1:asteT Gta-ral at rEit53slpaia, At
tie Arsenal there, they ere maui eac.uriug
tl0t1ing It.: GoEesn1ueut; but o. shs soldiers
con,1aet with q Philadelphia de,les Tor sun
Plies. Il ct oourse gives employment 10 q
t.4s2t H3oy Tcmen and se.n1nttrsScs> arl the
Go1o.el most humIaely enne1nb$red to :1$ia*,
= ssFlcs his contracts upon tbs aG1asmet9
tlat The contractors should pay the sane
wages to the women tna: were paid at the Ar
stnn1. 1hcy will receive, thcretor:, a fair
compensation fer laeir ls,acr. and tac rrcGtd
af ctI1tactcre Ell NO. be ground euE Of the
T'o@r !e@nstE<Sses, whatever c5lnpeti.;o1 tiey
Kay have snlorg themselves,
from the Tribune Of Satar1-y.1
BALTIMORE PENSION AGENT.
John s. Cuttings, Pension Agent Ut BATH
'-1It.F, ias & tn removed, and -'lie C!:rk s;o-
f.:iL,ed ID lis rlace.
s1cKsEss IL THE INDIANA 13ru.
"a nyfte1scns d!."1se T-ev=;ls amore tire
I'm inulsaa, which las bsta enc:nrcd at
hs1o7ana- Soon a:t=r arrival, carly IN Au-
GQst, @11epie WIS i.Nnd ii : 45f:uy f5enl
Which. thly .cok vste-. BIZ. a.ly tv1 G5sax
before the Foisou'ug *as discovered, Tse
s11,rg was thoroughly c1ea1:ed. Eel, SINCE
thst lime Abe regiment h.. suffered mols Sc
ytrelT srau AicknssR, End n:v three huadrc3
sre On the eick ilet and more are IN eel Ttsen-
t}-s;x 1e1s 6i:d, bnt nost Ct re SILK ere
likely to recover. The 1i.-s symptom IL great
Ds1scuxaess, vi ieaA is followed b3 $ low fever.
The regiment hsa teen removed across C2sil
Bridge, slnce which they are improving.
, 1861-09-24

From the Lawrence Republican, 19th.1
4 messenger arrived last eVea1DE With dis
patches to Ieavepwc1th from Gen. 1ace.
4 letter from Gen. lane to his wife, written
Principally Oh private matters, has al addelda
with Substantially this announcement:
Colenels Montgomery and johnson, With !.
detRchment Of Try force, attacked the eaemy
on Taeadsy, With th: less ot prirat Copeia1d
and 1he gallant Col. Johnson, and slz me5
taking all they had.
Tbs was written evidently n hurry, c1
the eve Of the departure Of the naesseng5r.
The messenger reported verb-1y the Eame,
and psssed huSrisdly on-~-dding that Genera?
! ofother propery.
The loss st johnson is serious one 10 the
! rnhlie service. 4 beloved citizen, an able
| e1licer, and good ua.n has fallen.
I The 1ehel ferce is represented As t17i2s
| been naG2r Gen. Rains. ....
! We learn from Capt. 9nlly that Col. Mont
| Ec1at r. led the expedition. and that 1t num-
| bered siS Hundred men. The eogaGiaent re-
enlted In the complete triumph Of tne Ucicu
[ mep. Ore hundred rebel hcrses were cap.
tn7sd, ind I'll the tents aud supplies Of the
| enemy. Our loss VIZ only two.
Col, Il: ?. johnson Vas . resident ct this
county. He was one pfthe leading men in t0e
etase, and universally respected The news o1
his d.s.th will cause the deepest paia to thou
| sands If uauly hearts from one end Of K2.-eas
to the other. Col. johnson Tas q r:t:ye G!
Ohio; he csne to Ea3ecs from Kentucky
et7ep 1ea1s ago.
| R-aA1lAS1 CONDUCT or col. Johnson
BE DIES PIERCED WITH NINE WOUNDS.
From Adjut1Et :. 4, Ha1r;9g- on, Of ths
Ksatas Faith lCol, Jchnsan's} we have lc3-n
ed the deta'ls Ct The f,!-.,t at NorElsto~ " i, Mo
The fight begun 5uat before snn1ise on Tues
DAY morning. The vi1leirs n1mb.r7l foEi
hundred. Col JunnEou ruae at tte heal Q,
| the cGlnnr. The first Ehot ofthe T1,!ails Eat
| dit t:ed at C?1a9c1 Johnson. lie rode "a!
lsnt}y ant fe:r!-:!1y FIR ioto tne 1anks o. Il.
ensniy, snd DI2e Ehsts toak eecc: apan ttt
brave kaasas E1an ne aEl knew, loved sad hou
orti. NJ similar instance CT peraoaal bi,ye
| y has st;cca:.td si-.ce tue var bes>.a.
CoT-ohnson received fhr1e bullet wc2,,5s
n the Ee=d, -Eo huckshot il tho neck, On.
bun-t in teee ioti shoulder, one in the le;
thiyo, oce in the right hand. ard one IN m
ltt1- His Gtata Was almost Instant sneeus
He died EE2ieE ka5sas men to t1glt fos th
flag his OWE LIE E2a lost in defending.
1he engagement vas ! hriet and com2let
Cn:cn 5!c:o-y. Gu. men k;!el and capture.
all Who dill not rnn too Rapidly, sad burnc:
tie v.llasr teWu, Six we7a wounded an oi
Eide a11 tNa killed, Gnu flo1a t.pt. Krei::'
company, Tcpaeo, aad oae from Capt. V.e:a'
company, Gui1caFo. Pa1ss Of the folio u: =
companies vert srs22tu:
t-pta'ps Mc2nlfstt, Hunt, G:h 81, C;::k
Stews1t> ua!Tcy, Netsoo, *i;:ianls, B;:oaas i
, 1861-09-24

PHuADFLrH1A, Sept. &a-Ths snip Mar.-
thea, f1t N Sardinis, with 6 cargo Of salt, 6as
seized here, being owned "a New Oslsaes.
Ihzse pereans Were sent to For I1fayefter
cLs,seG with furnishing goods to rebels
, 1861-09-24

WASHINGTON, Sept. "a, 1851.
TIE resisnations ot Captains Muses. 4
Frank, 9TH Michigan, and James GAR, 18Th
Ohio, have been accepted.
According to the Baltimore Anaerican's
trustworthy correspondent In Loudoa county,
va, 10 large bodies Of rebels are now on the
Potomac between Lessburgh and st. johns
Rnp, tGt cniy scouting parties. The greatest
5c>tcuy is ealt, sugar, ard other necessariss Of
life.
EGwa.d G. Dcynton, a Vernonter, formerly
Captain in the regular e1uay, Instructor IT
West Point, aud istterly Professor Of Che1nis
Try at Oxford, Mississippi, which place he lzft
With . pass from the Governor Of that State
ten days since} has been appointed Brigadier
Genera, AID ordered to report to Mcclellan.
He Will probably not he assigned to active
duty, since he is under an Informal parole.
Should the reported capture oi Lexington
and Mu'ligan's fore, De confirmed, Fremont
t.te Will probably be sealed But the Admin
1strsd:ea il vsry anx ;ous to have it understood
hat NO chsrge in the Western Department.
| will be made On account Of tho proclamation
| or rerscns1 hostility, but, If s.; ell, apoa tus
J gr-n1Gs Of The public Welfare
, 1861-09-24

LANE, IL, Sept 2a.-The &istulary Of
Gr2vts & Co., was destroyed tr ire !as. night.
Icss estimated a. 0,Ct1. Insured.
, 1861-09-24

LFron the New York Wc5ld Of s:trrts,.1
CENTRAL sco1r's FA..,$G uEATr
Tie old Gcpe1.1 se re7-. Feeble, eca spen3s
1creh ct lis tue in sl"ep. lie will nar1r b
L, tie Ea idle s,.as~. His miet however, is Is
,'-otoas IS ever, s-d re Watc7es The p1es1eza
& tvents With as 'gE7 IN interest IS the
}0t~ ytst cic;~.
, 1861-09-24

p06RDING.-Pleasa call at 293
~ West Randolph sticet II yoa Eaat pleasant
front rcorus In private family oa reasonable teru1.
nlGn. 6nlIY1R
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me any farewell. When | was once more
abroad, and beginning, though with much
unalloyed bitterness, to learn the lesson of
patience and resignation that awaited me,
[ received letter from him, in which he
merely said that he presumed my own
ijudgmen, had taught me that, in my altered
circumstances, our engagement must be al
end: but to satisfy his own sense of honor,
(his hoaor!) he wrote to say that, whiie
entertaining the highest respect for me, he
desired formal remuneration OF my claim.
Writing at the bottom OF this letter.
/" Let it be as you wish" returned 1t to
him at once, and thus ended my brief
dream of romantic love.
| had heard ere this of Elliott's cowardly
conduct on that day; and now first be-
thought me to inquire who lad rescued me
from imminent death. And then [ learn
ed that James Frazer, his arm already
broken by the jerk with which Brown Bess
tore away from him as he caught at her
bride, had ridden after me, and been the
first to lift me from the water. Many
times daily be had made inquiries concerning
me. HIS had been the hand that sent the
rare flowers that decked my room. His
were the lips that brea,hed words Of comfort
and hope to my poor mother. HIS were
the books l read in ny lingering days of
convaleseence and his, now, was the arm
that supported me, as slowly and painfully
[ paced the garden walks.
l have been bis wife fer many year.
l have forgotten that he is not handsome
or rather he is beautiful to me, because |
see his grand and lovely spirit shining
through his plain features, and animating
his awkward figure. ] have long since
lain aside, as utterly untenable, my past
theory that beautiful spirits dwell only in
lovely bodies 1t may be Proyiden'ial
compensation that, in denying physical per-
lection, the soul is not dwarfed or distorted,
out shines the brighter that it is not marred
by petty vanity or love of the worlds
praise.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1861-12-12

THE LATE LORD CAMPBELL's BRAIN-
1t is said that post morton, examination OF
Lord Campbell took place. Amongst other
things the faculty speak Of the enormous
weight of the brain Of the Lord Chancellor.
1t weighed ffty-three ounces and quarter,
Cu,ier's vas the largest ever known, being
fifty nine ounces, but not healthy like Lord
Campbelrs. The average weight of the
brain is forty-six ounces.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1861-12-12

A FINE ASSORTMENT OF COAL OIL
"A Lamps at the CITY DRUG STORE.
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RS- 1t has been ascertained that the
whole number of rebels killed at the battle
Of Wilson's Creek, was six hundred and
nine, and immense numbers have died from
their wounds since the fight. More men
were killed and wounded at this fight than
at the battle of Bull Run.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1861-12-12
CR1TIQUEs OF THE PRESS!
MULTUM IN PARVO.

"A LITTLE OF EVERYTHING!
| The following being but small proportion of
| various articles that will be exhibited:
| Irish Linens, Silk Lace, knitting Cotton,
Swiss Muslin, Bleached Muslins,
Jaconet Muslin, Crash. Grain Bags,
Cambrics, Tassels, Hoop Skirts,
| Fringes, Flowers, Apron Checks,
Wreathes, Bonnets, Suspenders, Combs,
| Drapery, Edgings. Belts, Buckskin Mittens,
Head Dresses, Napkins, Mems Boots,
Velve, Ribbons, Mems Shoes,
Dress Trimmings, Boys Boots and Shoes,
Lace Wells, Women's Shoes,
Grape, Hosiery, Children's Shoes,
Leise Grape Needles, Rubbers, Satchels,
Floss, Table Cloths, Whips,
Dimity, Shirt Bosoms, Mems and Boys Hats,
| Eiastics, Wooden Hoods, Men, and Boys Caps,
Braids, Tape, Pins, Trunks,
Work Cotton Irvine, Buckskin Gloves,
Buttons, Wooden Yarn
Mems d Bows Clothing Hardware Queensware,
Glass, Putty, Old Bourbon, Holland,
Pure Wines & Brandies, Gin.
kEe The Proprietors have no hesitation in guar
anteeing the most perfect satisfaction to all who
may visit our mammoth amphitheatre. Any
person dissatisfied with any part of the perform
ance will have his money refunded None are
expected to visit it except those in pursuit OF the
choicest, cheapest, largest and most desirable
Stock of Goods ever brought into Junction City
TICKETS GRATIS, Gro BE HAD AT THE DOOR,
FRONT SEATS
RESERVED FOR LADIES.
DOORS OPEN At 6-PEKroRxAscEs BEGIN AT 7.
SrREErER & SrRIcKLER.
Junction CITY SeptNmhar 3 1851
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1861-12-12

Grange OF NAMEs.-In an order O
General Sherman, dated Hilton Head Nov
10Th, we find the following: The fort OF
Hilton Head will be known as For
Welles," and the one on Bay Point, here
tofore called Fort Beauregard, will b.
known as " Fort Seward"
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1861-12-12

H" Tom," said girl to her sweet
heart, "you have been paying your distress
es to me long enough. 1t is time that you
make known your contentious SO as not to
keep me in expense any longer.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1861-12-12

ia. Thousand are hated, whilst none are
ever loved, without real cause. The anna
bic alone can be loved. In most situations
in life the consciousness ofinnocence is our
best shield and our frmest security.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1861-12-12

re- 1t is noticeable fact that the grea,
theatre of military operations in Vir
giuia is near the burial place of Genera
Washington, our first President; and il
Kentucky uear the birth place Of Mr.. Lin
coin, our present President.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1861-12-12

nea- The feet of France, England and
Spain, against Mexico, will carry two
guns. This looks like an "efic-
lent blockade" If not something more.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1861-12-12

s0- We are often more cruelty robbed
by those who steal into our hearts than BY
thoss who break into our houses.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1861-12-12

g"Bob, how is your sweetheart get.
ting along ?"
Pretty we'll, / guess she says need
mt come any more"
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1861-12-12
Dutch Couple at a Theatre.

"Ven | first come to Filadelfy, to serve,
| was very mooch uncivilized," said Ka
trina, now tidy intelligent girl in re-
spectacle family. ~ laugh very mooch,
and l feel mooch ashamed to remembe,
how | behaved when | knew so little
Shon, that was my beau then-Shon took
me to the theatre one night ven | had been
in Flladelfy but three weeks. We sit in
the gallery, and we see not goot, and Shon
said he would get another seat. So he
put his legs around the post and slides
down mid de pit, and he looks up and
calls out:
Katrine Katrine! come down, fish q
good view here"
And leaned over, and said I: "How
can | COON, Shon?"
And he said "Just slide down."
$50 put mine legs around the pillar
and shlded down too. Donder. how the
folks laugh! Dey laugh SO mooch dey
play no more on de stage. Everybody
laugh and yell and whistle all over the
house! And [ was mocch ashamed, den,
tho l knew not any harm. But now
lures red every time | drinks Of it."
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1861-12-12

gy- An Irishman who was standing on
the London Bridge, accosted a youth stand
ing beside him, saying:
Faith, l think l know ye; what's yer
name p
"My name is JONES'" replied the youth.
"Jones, Jones'" said the Irishman, 81
knew two ould maids be that name in Dub
lin; was aither of them yur muthcr?
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-22
Ero,n yyashfnrtou md Alexandria.

We have received Il copy Of the Washington
Star Of Tuesday evening. 1t has more than
two columns about the Vienna affair, from diff.
fsrent correspondents. They fully confirm our
own accounts. The Star says tho loss Of the
enemy vas six killed, eight wounded and nine
missing. Ole correspondent states the loss at
seven killed, and twenty five wountrd anoth.
or Say nine killed and thirty wounded. Cen
eral Schenck and Colonel NcCook were among
the enemy, and travelled with %c)mmendlblc
agil;;:.
\ letter from Camp P:ckens says Il Corporal
and Sentinel Of the L.;ncolnitcs were captur-
ed last night"
The enemy il Alexandria are kept on the
alert every night for fear Of Al attack there.
The three Gjochland Guards, who are pri-
sone-s in Alexandria, are kindly remembered
b. the %citizens. receiving b,qlc.s from the Ia
dies, presents, g..
Mr.. Morton, an employees Of the Orange and
Alexandra raiIrcad, has been arrested By the
enemy.