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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-02

FIRE.-ThuTSday, about o. clock p. NJ.
the house owned by Dr.. Bass Rawson, and
ocnup,ed by Nj. Cooley, about Il half mile
South Of town, was discovered to be in
Aames. The engines hurried 10 the spot.
but the flames had got too fast hold, and
with an in"uilicent supply al water nothing
could be done. The house burned to the
ground. Fortunately, the FIRE was discover
ed in time TO enable the occupants TO save
ticularly unforlun nate W lih this property
Some six years ago house on the same spo,
burned. We have not heard how 1t origin
ated.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-02

FuNspAL RESOLUTIONS. - At a meeting OF
the members Of the L. Button Fire Co. No
/, held at their room, Aprl Goth. 1862, the
following resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
Whereas, II has pleased the Almighty
Father that our young and much esteemed
brother, Calvin g. baker, should fall while
serving his country, by fighting IN her VIC
torious army aud his God - while battling
for the unaltera BILE princip pies of night; there
fore be IL
Resolved, That tits with feelings OF deep
est sorrow that We learn OF the death Of
Calvin @. Baker "a member Of l.. Button
Fire Co. No. l.; and we hereby tender our
heartfelt sympsthies TO his bereaved family.
Resolved, That we will attend his funeral
al the sppointed lime after the arrival Of his
remains from the field OF battle; and that
our Foreman be requested 10 extend an in =.
sitation to Cttixens Gift Fire Co. No. 9,
and officers Of the Fire Department to join
US in paying this last tribute Of respect to
the remains OF one who willinglywent forth
10 die battle. that his county might live
Resolved, That these resolutions be en-.
tered mon the records Of this Company, and
tha, copy Of the same be presented ID the
friends or deceased, and a copy be forward.
ed TO Ool. Mungen, and also furnished "a
the papers Of our town fJr publication.
!: sHss$aS \ s4Sss 8 HSTSSSSsi SssdsA. Committee.
~ cRncg c.c,e,ary
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-02

troops came In on Monjay, when they could
not stand the CALLING nrSof troops who came
right DIP to II IN ssltd batfslions, 800 abreast,
to within 200 yards, amt Med so accurately
they said We moted down sompanles of 10 TO
So 10 s to 20 mehsat singlc nyes.
The 49th lad Killed. ON the 6eld, and SI
wounded, ~ . Of whom kavostnco died. Co.
A had 10 wounded, one seriously, Granvillc
williamson. Nc has been taken b. ST. i.nuis
with Philip Bergman,a cchipanion I" attend
him.
Every man can count his hair breadth cs.
capcs by hundreds and Rre willing to ackhowl
edge tho overruiing Prov idenco WIN saved all.
To Him "who doeth an things wclir be All
the praise. ...
On the battle .ncld single trees have 80 10 SO
bullet boiss in them, The llorrUrs ~ the bat
tie field. on Tuesday, would not wish TO con
vey to your mind, If I eould--I would rather
banish II from my own. A hundred yards
from where Twrite Is u fresh grave, In " hve
Rebels; two New Orleans Zouavcs and three
othors, all Killed BY one shell, their heads
blown on. IA OF v mile 10 my LETT is small
piece OF woods which had nearly 200 IN. 1t
shot down and partly burned aiterward, By
the woods taking nre. Tho Butler Gray Flag
lis rs yet all right, The Findlay Zouayo Flag
.is IN possession OF the rebels. We of the 4ytil
feel now that we have dons our part IN hard
marches, and in nyhting, set II duty calls we
VII be IN again. 80. L.. ..
Truly Yours, A. LAH1woeruy,
Capt Co. A, lYih Reg, q. VI
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-02
The Charge Of Co wardicc.

The Columbus youraat o th, l7,h,
has the following in regard 10 the
charge of cowardice against certain
y 10 Rrgimepts:
We were iav,red last evening
with 0 conversation with Lieut.. l.
Starting Snllivaut, Ui this city, who
has Just returned from the battle field
at Pl,sburg Landing Lieut.. Suli,
want has been connected with the
Ordnance Department Of the U 5
Army toI some time past, aud WA
stationed at Paircah. lie went up
the Tunnessee river in ths difcharge
vi his duties, and arrived at PITTS
burg Landing during tho battle
l7u says the fight was \ most terri
bic one, aud that our loas Was very
heavy.
The report OF the cowsrdice Of
several Onio regimepts, started by
the correspondent OF the Chicago
Tribune. aud which was made up
by that individual no nearer the bat.
tie field than Cairo. he says, 10 =
most unfounded falsehood. The
throwing away OF arms, and general
panis, he puts in the same category
The SD, 58'h and 77th Regiments
did fall back hastily, along with the
troops from. other states, intending
some from lljinois; bot i vaswhsl
they .were outti anksa and stnosl
srroanded, 'reirher did sthey throw
away their ar.ns. The same "pan'
ic9swhicl csnsed the Ohio Resi
ments TO "ilee in disorder" causct
somo oi tho gallant friends Of th'
Chicago Ti5uns's . correspondent Il
leave in an. equally has. yi:nanuer.- =
HIS report OF the battle was not writ
ten even ss near the scene oi BATH
as the reliable correspondent" O
the London 2snes wrote bic deserip
tiou of the battle Of Bull Ron, an,
is equally worthy ofbsliet. So muc
ios that attempt to disparagc tn
bravery and patriotism Of oar gal
liant Ohio b'ys. 7,-,sse.l fs aa.v .f7
We have nothing to say agains
the vslor OF the Illinois troops an
pthers--they arc heroes, and we o.
lleve thsy did their whole duty d,
ring thefesrful carnsgs; bat the lis
OF the killed and wounded OF I'll
Ohio Regiments show thai they su
iersd equally with those from 90
other State. All honor TO the q,
rious dead and gallant living.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-02

EXPENSE OF SEIGE. "A seige is
an expelsesive business, us the U. S.
Treasury willunderstand by the time
Yorkio wn and tho other Qualifications
on the road to Richmond are taken.
Ii is staed thai in the seige OF Sebas.
topol the allies employed ASST guns
for which were served 1881 ,S42
shot and shslis, and IL, ,4S4 ,604
pounds oipowder, exclusive OF what
was used by facts on the day when
they assisted in the bombardment.
The bombsrdmsnt lasted five hours
and 2 halt, and 96s.8S0 shot and
shell was used The French trans
ports to the Crimes 500 1893 men
and Al ,074 horses and inuies; and o.
the mon they lost 80, 800 by sickness
.nd cssasltiss.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-02
Remember our Place:
{ A. III. Hyatts Old Stand-Sign Of
the Blue Boot.
Sheriff. Sales.


CRosISakK TAYLOR W. y. SwAsBy.
L"ts No u and ~ In Csrl,n's Addition to
Findloy. Lot No. 81 appraised " u. .375i aud
lnt No. G2 at s725. sals Nay 70. lss1.
JEssE Wts.LgY cs. TAoMAs UUrnguAv.
The West half Ut iii.lots numbers ~ and ~
In vRnlue's Addition to the town OF YApluc.--
sale May 2Sth, iso'. Torms oAsi'. Appraised
at tJ0O.
EDw Anp MILLER Us, SAMUEL AlLLEu--Is Par'i.
Tho North.Ea quarter of section 81. la
township, number two South, range eleven
East. Sale May ~, lsC2. Terms -ons.third
IN one year; one tdird IA iva years from tLs
day of sHso. Appraised at 81, ,ev0.
A. N. FKspkKtcE 90. u. y. GonDkN.
ln.lOt Ma. II Ia The town Of V~nlus; apprais.
ed at t3jo,0O. Salo Saturday, May ~, lsCa.--
Terms OF sule cash.
BsLIzsR BHAcu us. enumrrAs NsusEs.
In lot No. lo IN East Findlay; appraised At
$500. Sa o May i7th. Terms of sale cash.
Ggonas wor vs. Jons BRorsr.
Ia lots Nos. 70, - and II in Beachs Addition
to tue town of vanlus; appraised ~ ", jas J3t.
sale Saturday, May "a, lsi2. Terms of ss.o
cash. .-.-.
u. ). MrsdgS ". VIZ. kLAxsorm, sf al.
! Ninety. feet III the North end oi iot NJ. A.
appraised at $500; and tho East half of lot M.
i7---apprRlsed Vt t23U-in vauco Cusys Ad.
diiun to Riudiay. Sale saturday, May I'M,
! 1861. rF
II. N. MiLaER, Administrator. &C., %. AAson
| WILLIAMSON.
Tho undivided lilo part Of the West half IT
the Worth. E'tst haf "f the south. East quarter
~ seUtiUn s,x, IN township Uns South, ra,igs
eleven Eas.--ai'pr.,lseda al $40. Sa!o May iZtn,
isJ2.
BAHBAHA A. BLY, o.. JU "a MANN st ai--Pxrtitiun.
~ ia.lOv acrus, being = part vi u,o n. W. II
SOC. 2, p. | ". u. II u, IN Mariun tnwnshil,..
Terms vi Sale: : Ono third In hand On ths day
OF se; oiIe third In one year; aud Otls,.
ir,tfi tla Law .If lefn nfrtsi
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-02

Up 10 th0 22I inst., twenty seven
had lett Pilisburg and IA
vannsh, loaded with wounded reb-
els Included. Ot the 500 sent re-
Gently ut ono time TO Camp Dennison
to be cared Tor, over 100 wero Se'
crsh. ii.t 8
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-02
]. T. GROSE. Secretary.

GoLp PrSs.-A good pen is an exceilen,
thing: o poor one, a nuisance. The Tod
gold pen is among the hest. II not the very
best manufactured, and all who use them
will have no other. Mr.. J. 5. Ballentine
has all the dinrten; sizes for sale. Try the
Tod men.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-02

SURGEON 57th.-Dr. Carlln OF this place,
who went as a volunteer Surgeon after the
PlttsbuIg fight, has received the appoint
ment OF Surgeon to the 57th Vice. ID. iiag.
gott resigned. The boys of the 57ih are
hugely pleased with the change.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-02
The Nnulue Matter.

Our statement ofthe condition Of the Van
lue matter, last week was not altogether
correct. The comm ssioners notified Mr, V.
on, he m,t them and proposed to pay the de.
fcit $4,000 by June ist. At some future
period the matter should be investigated
aad if the Commissioners ale satiffed that
there are errors to that amount, in his ia.
vor los he claims) levy for the amount
should be made June ise3. and the n.one,
refunded. I, was settled accordingly. S,
June LIST, we expect to have the pleasure .
aun ncing to our readers, tha, the s?,S0(
is paid into the Treasury. So mote it be.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-02

We received resolutions expressive Of the
ceilings OF Findlny Temple |. o. G. T.. on
The death OF CALVIN y. Baker, Geo. W. Rout.
son cnl Y. N. Hates, members OF the Ten
ple, who we're killed al Pitsburg Landing.
but too late for publication this week.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-02

Sra riosEay Israel Green has received
very large Assortment OF stationery. inclu-
ding some novelties ia that line; among
other, the new letter sheet and envelope
combned--the nea,est aud most convenient
article we have seen, lie has also very
large variety Of pens, pencils, &C., and all
the new styles OF paper
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-02

roll Muslin. Mrs. +. =. Petefmsn--3 Shirts,
Sheet, q pcirs Pillow Cases, Dried Apples.
Muslin. Mrs. George Resn,--shrt, sheet,
Towel, Blderbetties, Bsndsgins, 2 ps'Is
Pillow Gases. MIS-. Nancy Findley--suck
Biackbetnes, Eldefbetries. Eli Trump
Sheet, 2peirs PiIlow Gases, 'Toweis Cash
$4,000.
Articles contributed to the Society thro'
the efforts OF Mrs. Perky aud Mrs, Rockhold
Mrs. J.. scbothorn % Chickens, Sheet
Table Cloth. Mrs. J. Zull = dozen Eggs
Mrs. l.. Sharp--3 dog. Eggs. MIS-. Jonas
lIrartmsn-sack Dried Apples. Mrs. Joshua
Hartman - Shoulder, 8 lbs. Botter. Mrs
J Ohm Markle--Shouller, NJ Dried Beet, pples
is Chickens, 3 lbs. Butter, doz. Eyes, rell
Linen, Towel. Mrs. J. Y. Perky--5 lbs
Butter, IS dog. Eggs. IA 10. Elderbcrfies,
Dried Apples, 2 bottles Canned Fruit, Tow"
el, 9 Shirts, 2 Sheets. Mrs. Fruchey--piece
Beet, Towel, 3 dor. Eggs. Hannah Trout
4 dor. Eggs, lbs. Butter Hester Bazel--
2 Chickens, Dried Apples. Joanna Bazel--
Chicken.
Union township. Mary I.onsbtake -
Pillow Cases, Sheet. Mrs &. J. Elliott
Quilt, Soap. Mrs. d. srsrsruhY, Sec.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-02

Sick Mr.. c. A. Croninser aud Dr. En.
af, er The battle Of Shiloh to assist in taking
care OF the Hancock county wounded. both
came home dangerously i'll with camp fever,
and have lain sick ever since. We are
pleased to hear that they are now consider
ed out Of danger.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-02
Eight Gallons Soap for Is OTIS

VNGTTT GALLONs sJaP ROM ~ C'TsHi
IL One box Concentrated 10y, costing 2j
r0nts wi,l make eight gallons good SOAP. Try
1t. To he had at ... -.
Feb. a 1892.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-02

dT See the new advertisement OF S. ID
Rrey: Drugs, Books, DC. Mr.. Frey has
largely added TO his stock this Spring, in
anticipation Of larger trade. lie has
things Just about right.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-02
Old stand on Railroad Street,


Thankful for the patronage heretofore OK.
tendsd. and l'ledglng hiinssli 10 deal h"nor,bly
and sell as cheap As tho cheapest, he respect.
full, invites those wl,, CONSUME and tiJse W ho
deal In Groceries to call aud examine hts stock.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-02

Jan -. lsG2.--ily ri' ISAAC DAVIS
rlN TGAcIIERs.-The beard OF sohooi l.
! l. aininsrs Tor Hsnpock county, " ~ hold
ssssiun ter the purpose of examining Teacher RS
at tho Union School room, IN Findl,y, on the
hrst S,,turday,of Jahuary and tho lrst Ssstur-
day "f February, and the lirst and third S,tuT.
days ul every m"nth thereafter, commencing q,
ten u clock, u. M, uniiiiurther notice IN givoh
JOHN BOWMAN, Clerk.
FISpLAY, Jan. l, 1850.
\. b. All lapplioints will be re quirod TO pre-.
sant TO the EIaininers certificate sigued ny
two or more of thoir present or previous eni,
Iployers, givias "A Satisfactory statement as u,
their moral character and faithfulness IN
Teachers; or, ~ they -lisvo never taught, ons
81 l;nsd by their To,Iuhers, certifying to theii
mlral character and ~ udions habits.
-Ii.iI, a IL ,IAiI ikfI "a IL IA, A ,INII.,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-02
1mprevsasl9s <, in Slov~... .
-ras s.-..-

, TyHE und dersisnsd would Respectfully call the
L attention VI the iariners OF Hancock svsd
adloMing counties To his greatly Improved
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-06-05

PoIIcx ArrMRs-A man named John Powers
rs brought before his honor, Mayor Mitchell,
last Thursday, on the charge Of larceny. His
wants seem to have been general, and he used a
good share of discretion in supplying those
wants, for he had wagon load of pots, kettles,
clothes lines dry goods, groceries, tubs, buckets
drugs, barrels. dishes, &c. all stolen from differ
ent person in town. He was bound over in the
sum of one hundred dollars to appear at the Dis
trict Court Odlin appeared for the State, and
White for the defence.
On Friday, man named James Conroy was
brought before the same tribunal on the charge
of stealing Government blankets. having been
turned over to the civil authorities by Major
Russell. He is ROW boarding with Uncle Sam
in rather secluded place at Fort Riley, where,
in his blanketless condition, he can mediate
upon the merits and dement's of blankets, avail
ing himself of the opportunity Of contrasting the
aforementioned article with brick bed
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-06-05
NOTICE.


Robert Wilson, Plf. } In the Sd 'Sudcis'
Us. District Court Of
j. G. Martin, Deft. Kansas, within and
for Davis County.
VVhE above named defendant, ]. G. Martin,
i will take notice that the said plaintiff,
Robert Wilson, did on the 9Th day of March.
1862. file In the Clerks Office Of the aforesaid
court his affidavit, stating that the said ), u.
Martin was a nonresident of the State OF kaE-
sas. and could not be served with summons
within the Jurisdiction of the Court aforesaid.
and that the said Robert Wilson did, on the DAY
last mentioned, file his petition IN the Ciefk
Office of the said District Court Aforesaid against
the said J. g. Martin for the sum OF SH4.O'
with interest from the 10Th day OF February
1861, for money loaned BY plaintiff to Ge,en-
dant. at his instance aud request, on the 2Oth
dav of February, 1861, payable On demand,
setting forth that said amount is due, that
demand has been made, hut is wholly unpaid:
That the said J. G. Martin is hereby not'hed
that an order of attachment has been issued 10
this action, and that by virtue OF SAID order
the Sheriff of said County of Davis has Attached
the following real estate, IS the properly OF
the said ]. G. Martin, to.wit: east half OF south
west Quarter of section FIVE, the ncrth half Of
northwest quarter of section eight in township
twelve, range five. east, also, lot two Of section
one township twelve, range five east Of the
sixth principal meridian in Kansas. said land
lying ahd situate In Davis county, State of
Kansas The said J. G. Martin is notified that
he is required to answer or demur 10 the said
petition on or before the 2Sth day of July, 1862
or said petition win be taken as true, and
judgment rendered accordingly, And said prop
erty sold to satisfy said judgment and costs Of
w
suits. ROBEkC wlLSUN,
BY J. R. MCCLURE, his Attorney.
Attest, II. D. Mobley, District Clerk.
Junction, June 5, 1862. Printers fee, $40.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-06-05
SHERIFFS SALE.
State of Kansas. Davis County.

State OF haneas, DAVIS Cornty, IS.
Notice is hereby given that will offer for sale
at public auction at the door of the Court House
in Junction City, Davis county. Kansas. on the
18th day of July. A. D. 1862. between the hours
of 10 o'clock, A. NJ. and 9 o'clock Pm. of said
day the following real estate, with the tenements
theron, to-wit: Lot number four, in block num-
Der l2, with stone dwelling house thereon 40
by 20 feet in size, with stone kitchen attached
thereunto, Is by 10 feet in size. Appraised at
two thousand four hundred and seventy 1--WE
dollars said property will be sold as the prop
erty OF Casper Buntley. by virtue Of an order Of
sale In favor of William Miilman and Herman
Esterhouse, issued by the Clerk of the Third Die
t1et Court of the county of Davis, with others
attached, and against Casper Buntley. Said
property will be sold to the highest bidder for
cash IN hand to satisfy said order Of sale.
Glven under my hand this the 5th day of June
le62. II. T. GERRY, Sheriff
By A. W. CALLER, Under Sheriff.
n32-6t. Printers Fee, slO5O
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-06-05
NOTICE.

To the citizens Of Davis County, State of Kan
sas, Greeting You will take notice that at the
next meeting of the Honorable Board Of County
Commissioners of the County aforesaid, there
will be a petition presented to them for their
consideration, for the laying out of County
Road, commencing at the South west corner Q,
the said County Of Davis, State of Kansas, and
cunning thence down the valley Of Lyons Greek
g Junction City by the way of what Is com
monty known as "Poolers Ford; and notice Is
hereby gived to all concerned that they can be
present If they desire.
WILLIAM STAATZ,
F. Latzke, David Biegert, and 90 others.
W. OpLIN, Attorney for Petitioners.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-06-05

Fort RHE.-The following excellent descfip
| ton Of this military post and surroundings We
l'clip from correspondence of the St. Louis Re-
puGfican>
"This Fort wars be.ilt in 1856, under the
supervision of Ma or Ogden, of the United States
Army, whose monument can be plainly seen fol
half mile around. 1t is west of the Fort hal
! Il mile, on an ernineuce.
This military post is situated on the most
beautiful site that could possibly have been
| selected. Every building connected with it is
of stone. and designed for every possible con.
venience.
/ THE hospital is one OF the best ever saw
with beautiful view from every window, and
as neat and clean afi over as sheet of note
| paper. There are tut few patients in it -
| present
! "The stables-six in n,mber-are kept as
! clean as any in your city. They are we'll VENT.
lated, fire proof, and capable of containing, each
one hundred horses.
AT the southwest end Of the square stands a
portion of the flag staff erected when General
| Lyon was here. 1t was struck by lightning and
| shivered to the bottom A large one wac put up
| a few days ago in the middle of the square, and
the Stars and Stripes now float proudly over all
junction City is three miles southwest OF
| the Fort. The Republican riverhas to decreased
by a ferry to get to the former place by trains
going westward from LeavenwOrth.
Riley City-called Whiskey Point, from the
| immense quantity of that beverage sold there
| is just opposite our encampment, on the south
west side of the kaw, and contains abcat thirteen
houses.
"The Republican coming from the Southwest,
and the Smoky from the South, make junction
| here, and form the Kaw river
As near as we can ascertain the work was
began on the Fort in 1853, and mostly completed
in the years 1s54-5. From all accounts it would
indeed be gratifying to have re-enactment of
those times-fos the precious metals, gold and
silver, We are told, flowed as freely, and in
almost the same abundance, as the water in the
river. Then, class of hungry spectators, with
few settlers, were all who enjoyed such times
but now, every quarter section occupied by q
thrifty people, set back and encountered BY the
many discomftures of frontier life. would indeed
render times such as then exceedingly agreeable
1t is indeed lovely site, commanding as it does
view for miles Of the richest and most beautiful
vallies the sun ever shone upon. Instead of as
above stated, the Republican comes from the
Northwest, and the Smoky Hill from the South
west.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-06-05

s'KssoSAL-Last Monday evening we had the
pleasure of greeting in Junction City Major
Cloud He wears the same smile, and evinces
ahe same good humor, as when cheering the boys
on with the enlivening anecdote and mirthful
song, in the otherwise long and tlreary marches
s.Irough t,e Oz6rks s,ong may he wave.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-06-05

As We go to press We learn that the Indians
have driven the settlers from their homes on the
Republican. From there they went TO kearney
with the intention Of running the stock off the
Overland Mail Route, and capturing any freight
they may find, threatening to return TO the Re-
publican. and further annoy the settlers. This
Is reliable, for Mr. A. c. Pierce of this city, saw
the families, six in number, and conversed with
them, They are Camanches.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-06-05

THE SrArLE-About fourteen tons Of -four and
bacon leave this city this week for Pixies Peak
What an almighty impelling power filthy lucre
is 1t is fair to presume that some Of the people
of that remote section would suffer slow death,
were it not for the SIS or $50 per hundred that
flour commands there. Reasoning thus, money
is certainly not the root of all evil.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-06-05

IL Lieutenant Governor Root called on US the
other day, and the Conservative to the contrary
we found him to be a man of good hoss sense. y
In the course of conversation, he remarked that
The UNIoN and the Conservative are the only
live papers in the State Bully for Root He
requested us to rid Web. in establishing his
reputation but rs We thought him inclined to be
e'sarcastikul," we declined.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-06-05

a. 1t is with pleasure We record the Success
attending Mrs. McF sfaAND's efforts to establish
"a good school in our city. Our citizens should
,,lo all in their power to strengthen her hands in
s.his good work We have heard parents speak
highly of her success, and the excellent order
observed by her scholars is the subject OF
remark Throughout the rrerghboFhood.