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The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1861-10-31
WHERE THEY GOT THEIR Gu,

WHERE THEY GOT TIER GUNs.-It
appears by n Charleston paper that the
forts around Charleston are stripped of
their guns to fortify Virginia, but since the
Hatteras affair they have been taking them
back again rapidly for the defence of their
own harbor. 1t is likely that this is the
case with all the Southern Notifications,
and may account for the ability of the
rebels to raise such numerous entrcnch-
ments along the Potomac. If our sea
coast expedition had been pushed right on,
it is highly probable that it would have
captured number of these forts in their
defenceless condition. These expeditions
ought to be hurried forward, and may yet
be in time 80 catch the rebels before they
are prepared for defence 1t will make
them less strong on the Potomac. 1t is
probable that the reason the rebels have
been compelled to fall back and abandon
some of their batteries on the Potomac, is
because their guns have been required to
reht the Southern forts. The Hatieras
affair, 1t is evident, has upset the calcula-
tons of the insurgents, and the conse-
quences flowing from it are more momen-
tous than we imagined The work in the
same direction should be speedily prose
cuted, and blow given which will tell all
over the rebel States.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1861-10-31

G ILL. D." Russell is now the sub
ject of disparaging joke in Washington
circles. While walking leisurely up Penn
sylvania Avenue, short time since, where
omnibusses marked E" Seventh street pass,
he was accosted by a very pretty young
lady with the inquiry, "Will you please
tell me, sir, how far those stages go?''
The especial" who unfortunately exas-
perates the H" replied, ''Seventh street
to bell, Miss" The lady Indignantly
turned from him with The remark, - mis-
took you for a gentleman, and was off be-
fore the astonished Ii. D. could under
stand why the young lady should deem
herself insulted.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1861-10-31
NOTICE!
To the Electors of the State Of
Kansas.

1t becomes my duty TO lay before the voters
OF this State the following . Bill ON Banking
for their approval 3r rejection. at the general
Election in November, 1861, as according to
the Constitution OF Kansas, Article Alil,
Section g." no Banking Law shall be in force
until the sane shall have been submitted to a
vote Of the electors Of the State, al some gem
eral Election, and approved by majority OF
all the votes cast at such Election.
j. W. ROBINSON,
Secretary OF State.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1861-10-31

ssa- Quite an amusing incident occurred
at one of the Washington theatres a few
evenings since. A brigand was trying to
abduct beautiful young lady-tha,'s the
way the play went-and she struggling to
free herself, when burly volunteer in the
pit cried out: /" Sis, why in h-ll don't YOU
call the sergeant of the Guard? He'll pro
tect you."
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1861-10-31

"a The opinion that the United States
Government will be able to subjugate the
rebets, is rapidly gaining ground in Europe.
London Times Russeli says, in his last letter
received; that lie has 40 doubt of the "ul-
innate power Of the adhering States to
futiugate the insuIscclionary States.
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The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1861-10-31
Il II E p Il ESS.
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Publication Office, All Chestnut street,
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The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1861-10-31
Z. u. BAKER, OF OREGON.

Z. D. Baker, of Oregon, Soldier and a
Senator has fallen. Amid the roar Of
cannon and the fierce ciangor of musketry,
the true hero's soul returned to the God
who gave it, and a nation unites in finging
fair garlands Of the laurel and the cypress
DER lis bloody grave. One of the first to
spring to arms when his country and his
flag was insulted aud menaced, he has been
among the first to fall in their defense. and
the hero's soul has gone to join its compan-
ions in heaven. Ellsworth, Winthrop, Cam
eron, Andrews, Lyon and Baker-names
that will live on through aye in the hearts
of the people, and descend to posterity
as special subjects of the nations love aud
reverence. Each fills place in the proud
temple Of fame, and the spring flowers over
their graves will be watercd BY the tears Of
grateful people.
Col. Baker was born in England, and
settled in Illinois, from which State, after
being naturalized be was elected to Con
grcss. He fought with great gallantry in
the Mexican war, and afterwards represent
ed the District which had been previously,
and was subsequently represented by the
late distinguished Thomas L. Harris While
a member of the House, his martial spirit
and manly eloquence made such an impress
sion, that TIE ladies at the National Hotel
held a spontaneous meeting and presented
him with beautiful sword He received
it at the hands Of Mrs. George Pitt, of Phil
adelpbia. He was man of the nobIest in
fuences, and although a member of the Re
publican party, his resolute adherence to
the gallant Broderick, will never be for
gotten.
How touchingly appropriate TO his own
fate are the words spoken in California, by
Col. Baker, over the dead body of the gal
liant Broderick. Only two short years ago
he stood by the chiyalrous Californian " in
his bloody shroud," and now bis own death
is no less sudden or sanguinary With but
slight change Of phraseo!ogy how fit that
eulogy for the senatorso!dier to day:
"Citizens of California; A Senator lies
dead in our midst. lie is wrapped in a
bloody shroud, and we, to whom his tolls
and cares were given, are about to bear him
to the place appointed for the living. 1t is
not fit that such man should pass 10 the
tomb unheralded; it is not fit that such a
life should steal unnoticed TO its close it is
not fit that such death should call forth no
rebuke or be surrounded by no public lam
entation.
But the last word must be spoken, and
the imperious mandate Of Death must be
fulfilled. Thus, O brave heart we bear
thee to thy rest. Thus, surrounded by tens
of thousands, we leave thee to the quiet
grave. As in life 10 other voice so rung its
trumpet blast upon the ear Of freemen, so
in death its echoes will reyerberatc amid our
mountains and our valleys until truth and
valor cease to appeal to the human heart.
"His love of rruth-too warm, teo strong
For hope or fear to chain or chill,
His hate Of tyranny and wrong
Burns in the hearts he kindled, still"
Good friend true hero hail and fare
well !'-LedUcuUorth Times.
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4 FINE ASSORTMENT OF COAL OH.
IN Lamps az The CITY DRUG STORE.
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DIIRLIC SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

! VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
/ The subscriber, Agent and Attorney in fact, for
the children and heirs of Mrs. Rebecca Sinner and
] Peter Sinner, late of Union township, Bedford
county, dec ID, will sell at Public Sale, on
TUESDAY, ION SEPTEMBER, NEXT,
all that valuable tract of limestone land, late the
mansion property OF said Rebecea and Peter Sinner
situate in SAID township, and containing BOP acres
lis perehes.
This land lies on both sides of the road leading
from Bedford Hollidaysburg about fourteen miles
from Bedford, and may De regarded as one OF the
best faEaIs in the county, it adoins David Gochen-
our John Flick es, Michael ShafeT, Isaac Pressed,
and others, and is susceptible of Ueing divided into
two good farms, for which purpose 4 sdTvey has
been made SO as TO have it divided, II desred.-
The land Of he best quality Of limestone, and very
productive about one huRdred and seventy acres
cleared and in cultivation, about 10 acres of
which meadow. There are two springs OF fine
water 1t, of which is at the house, with gond
fresh water flowing through considerable portion
OF 1t. There is also good Orchard upon 1t. The
Improvements two Story Log Dwelling House,
AID a tenant House, with log barn and other out
buildings
The attention of persons wishing to purchase
farm of the very best quality is diEec ted TO this
property, 1t presents inducements Tor profitable
investment real Estate not otn met with IN this
region of country The location is healthy, public,
convenient to mills, and in good neishborhood.
ANY one wishing TO examine the land, will call
on John Fickes, residing on IL, who Will take
pleasure in showing it. II is patented and the title
indisputable.
G55- The Terms are-one third of the purchase
money in hand, the 1st Of April, next, when pos
session will be gwen, and the balance in two equal
annual payments, without interest, 10 be secured by
Judgments.
1t will bo sold in two parts or together, as may
! be most advantageous.
! Dy-Sale 10 commence at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
JOSEPH lMLER,
Aat. j. ATTY, in fact for the heirs.
| July 26.-It.
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DUBLIC SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
BY virtue of an order OF the Orphans Court OF
Bedford County the uudersig ned viii offer for sale
at public auction, the premises n Monroe
Township,
FRIDAY, $50 OF AUGUST NEXT,
all the following described valuable Real Estate in
and adjoining the Town OF CIearville. late the prop
erty OF Jonathan Horton, decd the III divided one
third of of land adjoining the Town OF Clear
vile and land Of Samuel Snveiy, containing about
l3 acres, with two story plank house, frame sta
BILE, and other out buildings thereon ALSO,
tract of land adjoining the above and land Of Wm.
GTEb5, all sader feace aadcoHt aiming about aeres
ALSO, lot OF ground in the Town of Ceagville,
Joining VIM. Robbins, Samuel oniyely and others,
with fra me vyagoa shed tAereon.
ALSO, on tie premises,
SATURDAY, 9th AUGUST NEXT,
the following described Real Estate, to wit val
Eabie Taye1n-stand in the Borough of Bedford,
known as the UnIou Hotel, beng large and
commojIous brick house, with convenient
stabing and othe, convenient out-buddngs,
fronting Pitt Street, adjoining lots of John Cess
ma, Esq, aud Satn'l. ~ Hm. w. Shuck. Sde to
commence at 10 O'Clock of the respective days,
when the terms will be made known by
OLIVER HORTON,
Admir-, Of jonathan Horton, deed.
July 18th, '6I.
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DUBLIC SALE.
By virtue of an orde. Of the Orphans
Court of Bedford County, the Undersigned will offer
for sale, al public vendue, the premises, on
SATURDAY, Oath AUGUST, NEXT,
The following described valuable Real Estate, stu
ate in Monroe township, Bedford County, adjoining
lands of Bernard Clay haugh, William Cornell, John
Fletcher and Leonard Nycum, containing 25l acres,
about 80 acres cleared about acr,s of which are
good meadow, balance in high state of cultivation.
The i'm provements TWO STORY PLANK
HOUSE, A DOUBLE Log BARN. Wagon Shed,
and other ont buildings.
C5- Sale to commence at ! 0 O'Clock of said day,
when the terms will be made known by
J0HN-NYCUM,
Admir- of Wm. Nycum, dee d.
Aug. ., 1851.
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July 26.--it.
nUBLIC SALE

DUBLIC SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.
By virtue of order oil the Orphans Court OF
Bedford couary, there will be sold on the premises,
IT the late residence of Archibald Findiay, decd,
on SATURDAY, the 24lh day Of AUGUST, next, al
10 clock the following described Real Estate, TO
wit One certain tract OF Land situate in Napier
township, adjoining lands Of Dr. Eay, William Cris-
man, Wonders and others, containing fifty acres,
more OF less, with small dwelling House and Sta =
be thereon erected, considerable part Of said Land
cleared.
Uy- Terms o. Sale will be made known on day Of
Sale and Attendance given by
GEORGE BECKLEY,
July 2G, R&A3 Administrator.
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NEW GROCERY

NTEW GROCERY
IN CORNER WEST rII T AND JULIANA STREETS.
THE subscriber is opening at this we'll known
stand, a wail selected stock OF Groceries, Con-
dictionaries. Tobacco and Cigars, consisting in
part of Coffee, brown, crushed, and puveIized
Sugars, refined and goldea Syrup, baking Molasses,
Young Hyson, Imperial and Black Tea, Choeo! late,
Corn Starch, havoring extracts, Cheese, Corn
Brooms, painted Buckets, Busting, Well, Scrub
Horse, Shoe, Tdoth and Hair, Brushes.
CONFECTIONARIES,
Such as plain and fancy candies, fruted candies
and favored JelIes, water, butter and ueet Crack
ers, foreign fruits, Changes, Lemons Figs, Rasins
Prunes, Dates, Curans, CItrons, Fiiberts, Waihuts
Cream Nuts, Almonds, q Pea Nuts.
TOBACCO.
Congress Plugs, Sweet Plantation, Natural Leaf
Rough and Ready, Lyachburg Sa.okiLg, ssu eriol
article, Cut and Dry, ac.,
CIGARS
Operas, Skies, Half SpsnisA and variety of Other
brands. The Public are respectfully invited to
give him call.
Picuics and May parties supplied et very reasona,
BILE prices.
All kinds of country produce taken AZ the high
est market prices. J. B. FARQUHAR.
Bedford, April 90, 1861.
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ALSO, One tract of land containing 300
acres, more or less, about 20 acres cleared and
under fence, with two story log house, and
log stable thereon e-ected, adjoining lands Of
Widow Cochenour, Frederick Smith & others,
situate in Janiaa Township, Bedford County,
AVID taken in execution as the property of
Frederick Glossbrtnner.
JOHN J. CESSNA,
August 2d 6l Sb,F
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August 2d, 6l. sh'f.
DUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE

DUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE
4 By virtue of ar order of the
Orphans Court of Bedford County, there will be
sold on the premises on
SATURDAY, Gath AUGUST NEXT,
at one O'Clock of said day, the following Real Es-
tate, late the property of Benjamin wigfeld, dec'd
viz One tract of land situate in Southampton
township, Bedford County, adjoining land of Philip
Ciingman, John Moss, William Wigheld and others,
unimproyed and well timbered, with white pine aud
other timber, containing l40 acres, more or less.
One other tract OF land in the same Township, un-
improved, containing % acres, adjoining land of
Philip ClIagnan. John Wig field and others.
0Tfsrms made known on day OF sale, when
due attendance will be given by
NATHAN ROBSON,
Admir-. of Beng. Wigfed. decd.
Aug. 2, 'Gi. 81.
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A TTENTION. COMPANY, +!
OFFICE c, V. NJ. PRo. Co.
Dec. 9th. 1850.

Notice is hereby given, t,4t an asses sment of 5
per cent has this day been levied on TIE premium
aotes Of this company IN force on the llth Of Dec
inst,
Members of this Comp residing in Bedford
county, or having property insured theren res
Fecttny required to poy their pro rata assessments
TO James NJ. Russell, Esq, who is. duly appointed
collector fer said county.
By order of the Board.
JOHN T. GREEN,
Aug. Z, 1851. Sec'y
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| DMTNISTRATOR's NOTICE.

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
N Letters of Admins alton
having been granted to the subscriber residing in
Union Township, on the Estate of Joseph p. Car
ver late Of ST. Clair tp., decd, all persons indebt-
ed TO said estate. are hereby notified 10 make i'm
mediate payment ard those having claims will pre-
sent them properly authenticated for settlement.
MICHAEL WEkTZ
June 25sh, '6I Admh
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PIANO FORrES.
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1 ADMINISTRATIONS, NOTICE.

4 DMlNISFRATORS' NOTICE.
~ Lettrrs OF Administration on the
estate OF Henry Kaufman, late of st. Clair Town
ship, decd. having been granted TO the Undersigned
residing in South Woodbury. Township. All per-
knowing themselves indebted 10 said estate are
requested to make immediate payment, and those
having claims against said estate viii present them
for settlement without delay.
GEORGE D. KAUFMAN,
July 6, 1861 Administrator,
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MAURICE STRAKOSH. p
..CHAS. FRADEL."

81 tke much pl casure in giving my testimony
ia favor of the beautiful Pianos which | have
ceatly seen made by your firm. In power, quanti-
ty, and equality Of tone, they certainly excel
Rbie for that peculiarly rich, singing tone, that is
SO invaluable as an accompaniment TO the voice,
sastaning and blending with 1t, have rarely met
with thelTequal.
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DUBLIC SALE
i OF REAL Estate.

~ virtue OF an order OF the Orphans Court OF Bed
iofd county the subscriber Will offer al Public Sale
on the premises, in the village OF Clealvlile Mon
70 township, in SAID Couniy, on Saturday the 81 day
of August next HOUSES LOT of ground. late the
property Of Mrs. Hannah Horton deed, situate OH
Main street in said village and bounded by SAID main
on tae East, an alley on The West, Isaac Groves
on the South
The location Of said property is desirable one,
making 1t worth the attention of ANY one wishing
comfortable home. The improvements are Two
story log dwelling house and log Stable, wl'h well
oi gooG water al the door
TERMS.-0ne third of the purchase money in
hand, al the conf nation OF the Sale and the balance
in two equslpayments thereafter, without int, re- l.
TO be secured by Judgments Bonds and mort gage
% Sale 10 commence at one O'Clock.
DAVID EVANS,
June 81, ls6l,-ts Trustee.
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la DMINISTRATOR,S NOTICE.

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
~ Letters OF Administration on the
estate Of John MeGvif, late or ST. Clair Township,
dec g., having been granted to the undersig gned,
siding in saId township. All presons knowing them
selves indebted SAID estate requested 10 make
immediate payment, and those having claims against
SAID estate will present them without delay.
ABEER WALKER, JR.,
July, 5, 1861. Administrator.
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Aug. Z, 1861.
NTRAYED. OR STOLEN.

CTRAYED, OR STOLEN.
~ Came lreSspassing on the prem
ises Of tie Subscriber, residing ia East Providence
tp., on Saturday, the 27th ult. bright bay horse,
six pears old supposed 10 have been stolen and "a
bandoned. The owner win please prove property,
pay charges an1 take tim away.
Aug. 2, 1861. WM. SMELL.
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a DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

a DMlNISTRA TORS NOTICE.
"A Letters of Administration
the estate OF Elizabeth Schreiner, late OF Mid
die Woodberry tp., deceased, having this day been
granted 10 the subscriber. residing South Wood
bury tp., al persons knowing themselves indebted
TO said estate requested TO make payment i'm
mediately, and those having claims wlll present
them properly authenticated for settlement.
ALEX. HOLSiNGER.
June 2sth '6i. Admir-.
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Y lFE OR DEATH
IL The subscribers take pleasure IN
announcing that they now prepared to mail
tree) to those who wish it, copy of an important
little work, by the late DR.. Brampton, entitled
s'Ihe Tnralid's Medical Confdaat,'' published for
the benefit, and as warning 10 young and
persons who suffer from Nervous De5ility, Presaq-
turs Decay, &c., &c, supplying the means o. self
The reader is iTTesistibly led to compare
useful life with an ignoble death.
Reader, lose not moment, but send your address
for cory OF this little work. Address che Publish.
ers.
DE-. JOHN b. OGDEN x Co,
81 GO John St.. New York.
May i7eh, 'ol. 3m.
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May i7th, 'el. 3m.
A DMisTRAToR's NOTICE.

6%hAoi A%-A 0AN = ~ 49,
"A Letters CT AdmlnislI alton,
havin been granted 10 the subscriber on the Es-
tate OF Daniel Mcdonald, late of UnioH Township,
Bedford County decd they hereby notify persons
indebted 10 said estate 10 make i diate payment
aud all having claims will present them properly
authenticated for settlement.
HENRY MCDONALD ,s....
MICHAEL WERTZ. A""n
May l7th, 'el'