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The national Republican., 1862-09-06

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Superior Euamelsd, Csrai, and opsi
Cluster sefts, u to sl...... .,......,.. t- 60
Plain, Chased, Ensmsled, aud .ksnoy
Bracelets, 81 TO S6....,....,..,.,,,... ID ooo
Cameo, Coral, Csrbunole, aud MIhis-
ture Brooches, ~ cents to si......... SO
Cent? Vest, Guard, aud Lxdies Chsts.
lain Chains--the largest stock In " ssi,
tngton, 81 to $6..................,.. -. iO0'
Ladies' Garnet and Csrbunole Neck
laces, u to S2.50 .,,.......,....., ... 70
| Garnet, Csrbunole and Onyx Studs and
Buttons, tlne, ), d . sett ..,......., .. 8 "
Fine, soid, Gold Sleeve Buttons and
Studs, scI arate, ~ cents to 81 sstt ~
Gents Ciustsr and Opal Bosom. Pins.
gold mountings, % cents to s1,2S S.u. ssc
| Fine Lookets and Medaiors, for two and
tour Pictures, sl to sL6o. ..,.,...... 81
Seal and stoaoSet Finger Rings. every
| variety, 50 osats TO u 90. .....,..,.,.. 4 w.
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. - AhHAHA N TINVVIN
J n. EDNusps,
Commissioner Of the Gsusrai Land Ofioe.

Notice % Pre- eaaIsion Tainea.s.
Every person entitled TO the right Of pre- sIApton
" any II the ands within the toWnshps and pa s Of
townships above enumerated required to estAbish
the same to the satistscop Of the Rrgster and hs
csivsf Of the land Sos and make payment therefor
q pfaotsabe after sssng tlis notice. and be
fore the day appointed for the cohmsnceent Of ths
pEbo sals q ths lnnds S%eIssing The tfsSt claimed,
j. u. EDMUN p8,
30 Commissioner Of tho General Land ONSs,
,HOrs. Under the regulations Of the Department,
~ heretofore uad now existiug, no payment can BE-
made for advertising procamations, exoept to suoh
ppbiishen spseduy aiAnissd 70 publlah by tbs
Cpmmissiouar OF tbs Gsnaral Laad 0mos -. .
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RDUR HNabISA KRYigWS AND BhAt1 WOUB
COMMENCE JgLF, 1851.
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Money cussent In ths Btste where Issued Will DO ~
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CLUBBING
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price will be showed " Clubs ordering four NOR,
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-Four copies Of BlaGkwood, OF Of one Review, will b,
Reviews And BiackwOod iof 700 ana 30 on
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will be delivered, FkEE Oh, POSTAGE. v heI
;snt BY mail, the Postsse.to my part Of the Uniei
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oais above named Ii s31 per anDum.
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touit ciways be addressed, post paid, to the pub
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lpos6 NO 4 Gold nd York.
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Companies orprics will oonvincs all that We are
now sslhns the best sad cheapest goods In eur lius
that can be found IN any house q the oouuIy.
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srsUiAt ATTENTION Id RE4OLd.0
The national Republican., 1862-09-06
WAY LlNES,

~ GLASS ticket. .......... !
,1a1 o.. =. NJ l.lMr runs daily, Sundays ssosIt,
rhs ~ r n. Southern Mail ruas daily
The national Republican., 1862-09-06

10 prevent nj talS ID, Eu viii Gtals that his rrt
prtsetvaiven refsis sxoiilsivey to the afious De
psitlon, either In quality Of work or ea,oha6en.ss
OF price u jy lb-SD
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-03

batteries occasionally securing the woods,
until we arrived within less than mile Of
the rebel main works in front Of Corinth,
and closer 10 those ports than any part of
The army ever arrived until after the evscu-
alton. We.were opened upon by one Of his
batteries, and as Stanley had beon charged
particularly not to bring on an engagement,
after remaining here until near night, we fsp
back to onr camp, which should never have
been done, as we that night could just as
well placed our batteries in the same posi-
tions they occupied month later as when
1t was done. May 9th the rebels returned
our unfiiendly visit Of Yesterday by advsnc-
ing 10000 strong, sustained by several bat
tenes, and drove in,sfter quite fight, Gen
Plummers division, which was about one
mile in advance Of the main force. And
this we shall ever believe, as we then wrote
to The CHRONICLE, was the time when the
blow should have been struck but Gen.
Haleck was not ready, aud the opportuni-
ty, against the protest Of Pope. was suffered
topass Everything remained comparative
ly quiet until May l7th, when we again
moved forward to Pennington, encamped
and fortified our position, where we remain
ed unit! the 2sth, when we moved our last
move towards Corinth, driving in the enc.
mics pickets and awakening his batteries,
as recorded ina recent letter to The CHRoN.
IcLE. The operations Of the two days be-
fore Corinth are too fresh in the minds Of
our friends to need q repetition here, and
il is perhaps not necessary to add anything
further to this already too long letter than
to say that we have been pretty busily en-.
gagged from the Both OF May to about the
llth Of this month chasing the enemy
through the swamps and woods of this very
warm climate, marching out and then back
again until our Regiment is about reduced
to one-half of its original strength.
twill be seen BY the above that the 43d
although not quite so early in the field as
some other Regiments, has had very active
time of it, and has been through about q:
much of the country and of the service a.
any other Regiment from Ohio.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-03
An Appalling Fact.

The bereavenents Of the war, SO far as the
single city of New Orleans is concerned,
have dreadful .exemplcation in the appal-
ling fact, stated by the New Orleans Delta,
that there are no fewer than twenty
huntred orphan children in the several
asylums Of that city. st as.llcgg1ga.p
A like fact could be revealed in almost
every Southern city BY investigation. How
many unprotected little orphans sre there
now wandering in rags and want about our
streets? Yes, and as they pass mournfully
along, while tears OF sorrow for a father slain
in battle course down their little cheeks, at
every step they meet some luxurious coward,
dressed ia broadcloth, and supporting q gold
headed cane, who induced that parent 70
fight against the flag of his country at every
step they are passed by some splendid ear
riagc filed with gay women ii silks, who
taunt and insult loyal officers and soldiers on
sheir way How long sllimhsr the bolts OF
vengeance Nashville Union b ss
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-03
Modern Conservatism"

The Syracuse Journal seems to have
very just appreciation OF what is called
conservatism in this day and generation.
It says: 80
It is conservative" to oppose emancipa-
ton and con6scation bills in Congress; en-
inently conservative" not to hurt the reb-
els much in fighting them. 1t is compre-
hensive form of conservatism, to dsnounce
and ridicule Republican measures, to anath-
ematise Republican leaders, and to put for
ward the holdback and dragback aristocracy,
as the only true Representatives and expo
nents Of the principles of American liberty
which is a notable absurdity. "ConssFva-
tism' hes been the enemy Of human progress
for centuries. and in church and State has
been the shield and support Of every kind
Of oppression and abuse We have learned
to hate the word. and hate and fear the de-
Signs of those who use it with such JUNCTION
and gravity. ''fNo
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-03

ters to their army friends. Now, friends,
If you really love the brave men who are
fighting your battles whilst you are remain.
ing quietly and comfortably at home, don't
neglect to write to them, and send your
home paper to them. They get the St.
Louis, Chicago, Louisville and Cincinnati
dailies regularly, and from them they learn
the general news, foreign and domestic, but
then they can learn nothing in them about
what is going on at home-wbo has got
married or who has died, who has gone to
the army or who is staying at home, who
is getting rich or who is meeting with mis-
fortunes, whose house. has beens.burned On
who has built q new ons, wien your con.
ventions meet or who are the candidates for
Office, and thousand and one other things
that are Of interest to them and that they
can learn from no other paper save the one
published in their own county.
The prospects Of an early termination Of
the war, we think here, are not quite SO ia
vorable as they were before the evacuation
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-03

PRrNTitE thinks, according 70 aH 80.
coupts, il il difficult to say whether bsau-
regard at Corinth was most Threatened by
Hsllecks army OF his own. y ,sa
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-03

: RrrrrR complaint continues to be made
against General Shields, by the forces under
has command: .
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-03
wool Cardinlg and Spinning.

n BEG TO YNE0RM my frisnas and tho public
in general that have removed from knseys Factory
10 MRRTTNsVILLE FACTORY, WHORE am prepare
Q GARD, SPIN AND MANUFACTURE on the usaal
B, Wool bought or exchanged for psrrisn cIoth,
Jeans OF Stocking Yam JON LEACH,
D06w
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-09

please say " Advertised.
baush. Bartlett Arudb, Edward W.
lone. Epifanio Alexander, John
yer, Oliver Bird, William :.
vn, Randolph G. Beans, Harrison
EFT, James Buck, Thomas
mon, Thomas Bell. Henry Z.
1t, Henry Boston, x.
ey, James Bailey, Harrison
IN, John Bessoe, John
!, Frank NJ. Bader, Audon =.
sr. Mary 2.
'er, Geo. Wash gtonCorrey. Patrick
n, S. A. Clayton. Thomas
stan Heinrich Carter, Chas. A.
,sman, Joshua Craig, A. ID.
stock, Deloscy
ming. B. F. Delano, VIM. W.
". F. A. Davis, Henry c.
john
man, Ambrose Fayette Wm.
ley, John J. Finney CLANCY
vim, Daniel ". 9 Gordon, William
dxin, James r.
VINO. Hurlburt. Truman
nnia, Van Epps Hall, kuf1s d.
/, J. HaistniG, L, Il.
eson, Samuel
.ung, August kinlans, william
teng. Robert A. kremen, Paul
Z, Adolf King, Joha P.
re, Etc Lee, Joseph
gan, George Mountford, Isaiah
I lair, d. W. Madison, 1. Z.
ming. E. c, Miller, John W.
tin, Mrs. Morgan, r, Y.
rsh, Edgar McCrury, A. j.
connel, James, Mclaughlin, Peter
'hsll, Samuel Eewkn. S. H.
kirk, James c. Niece, Joha A.
ourn, s. O'Brien, Thomas
,ger. David q. O'Brien, Stephen
fer, James Payne, Mrs. VIM.
tever, Joseph c. Peck. Amos
terson, L. II. ?. Pendleton. S. 8.
ME, Israel
,erts, Thos. L. Rush, y. A 5,
-. Gbaa. T.. Randall, s. r.
. John X. R0hrer, Stephen
g, VIM. H.
e.n John h.. Sherman, C. P.
.'".. No.es Sorry. Hanah NJ,
y a. Stafford, Lewis
81, A. c. Stshey, M
el, Mrs. Julia NJ. SpinWe", SeloA"''
Il, Gilbert Sweeny, onss
;tS Harrison Swader, Matthew
.s.on Moses Folbsrt, Reuben
ner, Calvin y.
a M. Without. Henry 3.
p Welch, John ".
~ Marion Wohlweud, GHegor
tfins, silas
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Withdrawal of Lands.
WESTERN DISTRICT LAND OFF
Oh

W ESTERN LAND 4
Junction, KS, July 3lst, 1862. !
The Agent Of the LeavenwOrth, Pawnee &
Western Railroad Company of Kansas, having
filed in the General Land Office map and
diagram, designating the "protable route" Of
said road west from the town of Lawrence, in
said State, from point on the left bank of the
Kansas River, opposite said town; thence
along the left bank of said river to the left
bank of The Republican Fork thereof; thence
along the left bank of said Republican Fork to
the Tooth meridian Of longitude, west from
Greenwich-under the provisions Of an act OF
Congress entitled can Act to aid in the con.
struction Of a Rail Road and Telegraph line
from the Missouri River TO the Pacific Ocean
and to secure to the Government the use OF the
same for postal, military and other purposes
approved July LIST. 1862:
MOTT G 4
Is hereby given that the following described
Public Lands, LYING WITHIN FIFTEEN MILES ON
EACH SIDE OF SAID ROUTE. and in tins District,
by order of the Commissioner of the General
Land Office, is Withdrawn from emption,
private entry and sale, to wit:
East Of Tie Sirh Principal Nerid'an.
Range 1-townships to 10, inclusive.
Range 2-townships to IL, Inclusive.
Also the following sections of township 3,
viz; Is to Sc, inclusive; and the following sec
tons Of township II, viz: to 4, Inclusive, >
to l6, inclusive, II to Is, inclusive and 30 to
Sc, inclusive.
Range 3-townships to 15 inclusive.
Also the following sections Of township a.
viz: sections 5 to 10, inclusive, lo t. -. in
elusive and - to "a, inclusive; and the foi!sw
ing sections If township 5, viz: to ~ lnciu-
sive, Is to 81. inclusive and q to 81, inclusive
Range 5-townships to IL inclusive.
Range 6-townships 8 to l3 inclusive.
Range 7-townships to Il inclusive.
Range S-townships to Is inclusive.
Vest Of the Sixth Principal Meridian.
Range townships 3 to 9 inclusive
Range 2-.ownships to inclusive.
| Also the following sections of township l. viz
section TO 10 inclusive, Is to % inclusive, 81
to 81 inclusive; and the following sections OF
township ., viz: ; to 10 inclusive, ID to 81
;nclusive, and 81 to "a inclusive and the follow
| ing sections of township 6, viz: sections to 81
| inclusive.
Range 3-townships to inclusive.
| Also the following sections of township s. viz:
sections to "a inclusive.
Range 4-townships to inclusive.
Range 5-townships to inclusive.
| Range 6-townships to inclusive.
AIso the following sections Of township Z, viz
sections to "a inclusive.
Range 7-townships l to 4 inclusive.
Also the following sections of township 5. viz
sections to inclusive. 9 to Is inclusive 81 to
% inclusive and 33 to 36 inclusive; and the fol
lowing sections of township 6, viz sections to
inclusive, to l6 inclusive 81 to % inclusive
% to &c inclusive.
Range s-townships to inclusive.
ROBERT McBRATNEY, Reg'r
S. D. HOUSTON, Receiver.
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Ncw advertisements.
PROPOSALS.


PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS. WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS
Il Office until IL O'Clock NJ, OF the 18th of
August 1862, for the delivery at Fort Larned,
Kansas, on or before the LIST day Of November,
1862, of
1000 Bushels OF CORN.
The corn to he of the best quality shelled,
free from all dust, chaff, cobs. and sacked in
new gunnies, double sewed with linen twine
and subject to the inspection of the officer Of
the Ouartermasters Department at Fort Larned.
Proposals will be considered only under the
following circumstances:
1. The bidder must be good responsible
Union man, and willing to make oath that none
but unreservedly Union nen are in any way
interested in the contract.
g Each proposal must be accompanied by
the signatures of two good responsible parties
at tine they will enter into bond in . good and
suficient cum for the faithful performance Of
contract.
Bidders must be present when the bids are
opened, and be in readiness with their securities
to enter into contract within "A hours after
reserve the right to increase the quantity
of corn one-half, by giving notice on or before
the LIST of October, 1862 L C. EASTON,
Major & q. NJ
Office of the Depot Quartermas,er,
Fort Leavenxorth, Kansas,
July 80. 1862. n42-l1
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-09

II Progress or retrogression is the device
OF the day. We perceived this the best when
we called at Leavenwcr.h, at Mr.. S. NJ. Roths
child's Store who keeps large and nice assort-
ment, wholesale and retail, Of MILLINERY AND
STRAW GOODS. HOSIERY, GLOVES, HOOP SKIPTs,
ALL KINDS OF NOTIoNs AND FANCY GoODs, WILL
Low WARE, CHILDRES's CARRIAGES and GENTS
FURNISHING GooDs, and intends keeping DRY
GOODS by next Fall. For that purpose he is
charging his Store and finishing it up in the
latest New York style. We therefore advise
ALL, especially MERCHANTS and MiLLIN-
ERS, to call at his establishment, II Delaware
street, and buy their wants, where they will
surely find the best and greatest assortment,
the lowest prices, prompt and most attendance
in the Western country
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-09

Ourrrr FOR BowENs CAvALEY.-The clothing
arms, camp and garrison equipage for this com
pany arrived this week and new recruits are
coming in from all quarters faster than ever.
Lieut. Sales with squad Of men, is now out
west for the purpose of asceraining the state
of facts in regard to the Indian excitement which
y 70 been again prevailing. big Blue Union.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-09

u Our old friend, John Bourne, hes turned
up again. We have received copy of the Con.
servator, published at Platte City, Missouri. by
Clark & Bourne. 1t is hard to say it, John, in
view of past associations, but we have such q
miserable opinion Of your loyalty that we cannot
conscientiously wish you success. We don't pro-
pose that those who have not been unhinchiagly
steadfast shall have any thing to say regarding
the conduct Of affairs, and therefore, John, think
that you ought now be engaged in digging
trenches for our army. During your natural life,
John, you have forfeited everything, according
to the Confscation act. You cannot retrieve
yourself, John, but you can counteract the disas-
trous effects Of disloyalty upon the public by
taking up the cudgel in favor Of emancipation
in your State. The tone of the Conservation is
rather mixed"
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-09

THE UNION EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE of Davis
County is called to meet in this city next Satur-
day, the 18th inst, to take the preparatory steps
of the campaign. BY the call it will be seen
that the Committee will be fresh from the peo-
s,le, knowing their wants, and untrammelied IN
every respect. The organization of the Union
party in this county. perfected last fall will thus
he strengthened. The call is addressed to all,
Republicans and Democrats, who favor vi gor-
GUS war upon rebels. to meet in precinct caucus
and choose their members of this Committee.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-09

re All rebel Chaplins are to be i'm
mediately released, the principle having
been recognized that they are not to be held
as prisoners of war. Another example of
unnecessary leniency, as they are undoubt
eddy the most pestilent class ofrsbels extant.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-09

a. Last Monday morning the first coach left
this city that every went westward Of us. Only
two or three years in advance of the locomotive
On Sunday the new stock arrived IN town for
this section of the road. Three new and elegant
coaches, and lot Of fine, large mules consti-
tuted the "outfit"
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-09

II See advertisement of F. r. Merk, No. 81
Delaware street, Leavenworth Mr. Merk is now
receiving about eight hundred cook and heating
stoves, and lot Of iron for sorghum boilers
Buyers should give him call.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-09

ATTENTION The Union men Of Junction
City precinct will meet at Taylor's Hall next
Wednesday evening to choose members OF the
County Executive Committee IS
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-09
Gbe II II i o H.
JUNCTION, SATURDAY. AUGUST g. 1862
10 ARN1St

The inhabitants of Junction and vicinity are
s,v;tea to meet at Taylor's Hall on Monday
evening next, to consult about forming Home
Guard company. MANY CITIZENS.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-09

q The hay contract that was advertlseo 10 oe
let last Monday, was awarded to L. b. rerrS' OF
Island City, at S3-75 ton.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-09

u" Rambler's" communication will appear
next week.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-09
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office ut Fort Riley
July 3lst, 1862. Persons calling for the same
iii ,l.osa saw Advertised"
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-09

JrROus-we are indebted to Judge Gordon for
the following list Of Grand and Petit Jurors,
drawn to serve at the September term OF the Dis
trict Court sitting in and for Davis County, with
Clay, Dickinson, Saline, and Ottowa counties
attached for judicial purposes:
The New York herald., 1862-03-15

REVIVAL OF BUSINESS IN THE SPRrNG.--From
the increase in our circulation and advertising,
and from the movements in trade circles and
upon the street, it is evident that the business
of the country will be largely revived when the
spring fairly opens. Indeed, the general pros
perity Of the nation is amazing, when we con-
slider how great and costly civil.war is now in
progress. Except those branches of trade
which were exclusively Southern, no depart
ment of business seems paralyzed by the war.
Our foreign importations have fallen off only
about forty per cent, and this is more than COM
pensated for by the increase in our exports and
internal manufactures. This war, now being
vigorously prosecuted, is an evil which supplies
its own sntidotes; and, looking either at the
present or the future, we may congratulate
ourselves upon our aourishing condition.
The New York herald., 1862-03-15

JoBBNo IN GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS SroP-
PED.-On Thursday Wall street was thrown into
state Of high excitement by an order from the
War Department putting a stop to all govern
ment contracts for the army. 1t was supposed
that JEFF. Davis and the other Confederate chief
tains had laid down their arms and that tho
war was at an end. But it turns out that this 10
by no means true, and that the rebels still
mean to fight. The reason for the order is
therefore very different It appears from the
last war bulletin that the suspension Of the con-
tracts is preliminary to an investigation into
jobs as 6agitious as any perpetrated under
the auspices of the Navy Department in
Guiding the Morgan affair. Instead of allow
ing two and half per cent jobs, or any
other kind, to go forward under the sane
ton of his department, and then defending
them before Congress, the Secretary of War
blocks the game at once, and issues commits
sion of two honest men, Messrs Owen and
Holt, to investigate the alleged fraudulent
transactions, with view to the condign pun
ishment of the parties. That Is the way TO do
business. There Is plenty of rascality to be
dragged TO light, and some extraordinary devel-
opmentse may therefore he expected. A law
.~uht to be psssed b1 6onrress to pun::.s ~ /.