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The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-04-10
MULTUM IN PARVO,

A LITTLE OF EVERYTHING
The following being but a 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 Mlttens,
Head Dresses, Napkins, Mems Boots,
Velvet Ribbons, Mems Shoes,
Dress Trimmings, Boys Boots and Shoes,
Lace Veils Womens Shoes,
Grape Hosiery Children's Shoes
Leise Grape Needles, Rubbers, SatChels,
Floss, Table Cloths, Whips,
Dimitv, Shirt Bosoms, Mems and Boys Hats,
Elastics. Wooden Hoods, Mems and Boys Caps,
Braids, Tape, Pins, Trunks,
Work Cotton Irvine. Buckskin Gloves,
Buttons, WOoien Yarn.
Mems & Boys Clothing, Hardware, Qaeensware,
Glass, Putty, Old Bourbon. Holland,
Pure Wines Brandies, Gin.
EThe Proprietorz have no hesitation in guar
anteeing the most perfect satisfaction to all who
NAV 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, fro BE HAD AT rf1E DOOR }
FRONT SEATS
RESERVED FOR LADIES:
DOORS OPEN At 6-PERroRMAxcEs BEGIN AT Z.
| SrREErER 4 SraIckLER.
] Junction City, SeptembW ,. 1901.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
BARTLETT, W. T., GROCER AND PRODUCE
- Dealer, Washington street. between 9TH
and Sth streets
DECKER, wM, City Bakery AMI Confection-
IL airy, Washington Street. BETH 9th and III.
I(ECkERS, NJ, Painter and Glazier, corner
- Washington and Seventh.
CASPER, JOHN, Boot and Shoe Maker, Wash
" ingten street, between 9TH and 8th.
I ,OBB, EDWARD. Builder and Architect cor
" ner of Sixth and Jefferson.
nREw, F, F., Physician aad Surgeon. Office
~ at Eagle Hotel
YALE. JOSEPH. Butcher and Dealer in
- Meat, corner Washington and Eighth
CAGLE HOTEL. j. H. BROWN, Proprietor.
IL Corner Washington and Sixth street.
ELETCHER, F. NJ, Builder and Architect,
i 9Th street, BETH Washington and Adams.
FRONTIER PRINTING OFFICE, Washington
i street, East side, between 18th and 9Th.
4
" Clothing corner 9th and Washington.
NROSS & THIELE, Cabinet Makers and
" Undertakers, Washington street, between
Seventh and Eighth.
GILBERT, N. s.. Dealer in Dry Goods and
VI Groceries, corner eth and Washington.
TALL, LUTHER. City Druggist, Washington
IL Street, below Eighth.
TEHLE, FRANK, Boot and Shoe Maker, Wash
y ington street, between 9th and eth.
KARNAN, J. H., Timer and Dealer in
N Stoves, Corner Ninth and Washington
T EGORE, J., Jeweler, Washington street,
j 4 above Sixth.
M lTCHELL, D., Surveyor and Civil Engi-
Nl neer, Washington street above Seventh
MOBLEY, R. D., District Clerk and Land
Nl Agent Office in Taylor's Building, oppo-
site the Park
MONROE, WILLIAM, Stone Gutter and
IYl Mason, corner 9th and Washington.
IA AY, CHARLES. Brick Mason, washing ton
Nl street above Seventh.
lAARyIN: FRED F., Sawyer, corner Seventh
wi and jefferson.
0DLIN. WOODBRIDGE, Attorney at Law,
" Seventh street, near jefferson.
DERKINS. B. F., Attorney at Law, Frontier
i Building Washington street.
OTREETER s. STRlCKLER, Dealers in Dry
- Goods, Groceries and Hardware, corner
Washington and Seventh street.
CPRONG. HENRY, Tailor, Washington street,
~ below Ninth.
CEYMOUR, E. w., Physician and Surgeon
- City Drug Store. Washington street.
CTRICKLER. S. NJ, Post Master, corner
- Seventh and Washington.
TINTED STATES LAND OFFICE r.
u McBratney Register; D. Houston, Re.
ceiver. Corner Eighth and Adams.
TINsON JOB PRINTING EsTAB-
y LzSHMENT, Jefferson street, above
Seventh.
IT S. EXPRESS OFFICE, CRY DRuo
u. Store, L. Hall, Agent.
WILEY, j. P, Grocer and Dealer in Pro-
w duce, corner Washington and Seventh.
w IlITE, S, B., Att orney aud Notary Public,
w Washington street, below Seventh.
WOOD s MACKEY, Blacksmilhs, Adams
w street, below 9Th.
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STARVING KANSAS,
OR
7'Z.NE.Smnde E.4Sy'

| E3aX 26 ~ AsN - 3 NyNNC kIazS
In which will appear, to the great delight of
the AUDIENCE,
BEANS DRIED APPLES
FLOUR, BACON,
NEAL, COFFEE,
CORN. SUGAR,
WINTER WHEAT, DRIED PEACHES,
CIR sEED) PRUNES, RICE,
ONIONS. CHEESE,
! POTATOES. TEAS,
CIDAR VINEGAR, CRACKERS, &c.
As an evidence of the popularity of the above
COMEDY we need only refer the public to the
F.N.NE.1;SE CROWDS
which were swayed by its CHARMING Eff
Feet during its play in Atchison last winter.
We also take pleasure in referring to the I'M
bounded and highly hattering opinions Of its
merits which it has everywhere elected from the
cRIT1QUEs OF THE PRESS!
We now. at GREAT SACRIFICE, bring be-
fore the PEOPLE OF JUNCTION CITY this
dramatic composition, intended as it is to
represent the lighter passions and actions Of
mankind, which are to be initiated in language
dress. and manner, by actors, for the entertain
ment Of the spectators. The termination of the
INTRIGUE IS happy, and the
DESIGN Is SEMENTi
After Ire above an intermission Of one hour
will be had to allow those making HEAVY
PURCHASES time for dinner. Immediately
after which we will elevate the dry-goods''
and present TO the audience, as an AFTER
PIECE, the amusing farce Of
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ELETCHER, F. NJ, Builder and Architect
i 9Th street, BETH Washington and Adams.
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FRONTIER PRINTING OFFICE, Washington
i street, East side, between 9TH and 9Th.
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EAGLE HOTEL, J. II. BROWN, Proprietor
IL Corner Washington and Sixth street.
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BARTLETT, W. T., GROCER AND Produce
- Dealer, Washington street, between 9TH
and Sth streets
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GILBERT, N. S., Dealer in Dry Goods anc
" Groceries, corner 7th and Washington.
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YALE. JOSEPH. Butcher and Dealer
u Meat, corner Washington and Eighth.
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HANTZ, HENRY, Dealer in Dry Goods and
" Clothing. corner 9th and Washington.
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DECKER, WM., City Bakery AMI CORRECTION
IL airy, Washington Street, BETH 9th and Ith.
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uALL. LUTHER. City Druggist, Washington
IL Street. below Eighth.
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QECkERS, NJ, Painter and Glazier, corner
- Washington and Seventh.
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NROSS THIELE, Cabinet Makers and
~ Undertakes, Washington street, between
Seventh and Eighth.
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EHLE, FRANK, Boot and Shoe Maker, Wash
y ington street, between 9th and eth.
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CASPER, JOHN, Boot and Shoe Maker, Wash
" ingten street, between 9TH and Sth.
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( HOBB, EDWARD Builder and Architect, col
" ner of Sixth and Jefferson.
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nREW, F, p, Physician aad Surgeon. OFF
~ at Eagle Hotel.
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RARNAN, J. H., Timer and Dealer il
N Stoves, Corner Ninth and Washington.
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w IITE, S, B., Att orney aud Notary Public
w Washington street, below Seventh.
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was organized to-day by the election Of Henry d. Cooke,
President, and Harris G. Fahnsstcck. Secretary and
Treasurer Ground was broken the Capitol and the
laying of the track begun
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD BILL.
The senate was occupied to-day principally with the
Pacific Railroad bill. Some slight amendments were
proposed and the bill prepared for further action. Its
passage is regarded as fixed fact.
DEATHS or SOLDIERS.
Tbs following deaths OF soldiers reported
G. w. Derby, Co. L, 9th Now York cavalry.
A. i. McFarlin, Co. L, LIST Ohio.
T. A. Leaning, Co II, 10th New York
G. II. Gernsey, Co. l. 10th New York
Thomas Richardson, Co. |, Tooth Pennsylvania.
FAILURE OF THE NEW YORK MAIL.
Tho people OF Washington sadly disappointed about
news tonight The mail train from New York missed
connection east Of Philadelphia and the HERALD failed
to arrive. When there HERALD there is no news.
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Died.
CHANDLER On Wednesday, Juno IL, HENRY HOWE,
only son OF Nathan and Mary Ellen Chandler. aged
years.
The relatives and friends invited to attend the f
moral, Friday afternoon, at two O'Clock from No. 80
East Thirty seventh street, without further notice
NEwBY-On Wednesday evening, Juno II, after short
but severe illness EMILY, widow Of Robert 8. Newby,
in the 85th year Of her ago.
For Other Deaths See Eighth Page
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AFFAIRS ON THE PENINSULA.

McCLxILAx's HEADQUARTERS, June II, 1852.
Tho weather still continues unfavcrabls for military
operations IL has ralnod every otbcr day for tho past
two weeks. The waters in tho Chckahominy baue not
,roceded, and the roads In a terrible condition
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MEDALS FoR TIM HEROES or FORT SUMTER.
Mr.. WHAIRy, (Union) OF Va offered a resolution in
acknowledgment OF tho services Of Major Anderson and
his officers and men, for their gallant stand at Fort
Sumter, and providing gold and silver medals for them
Referred to the Committee on Military Affairs,
POSTAL APPLICATION.
The bill appropriang $4,000 for service under the
recently passed Post Route bill was passed.
THE PAY OF ARMY OFFICERS.
The House then resumed consideration OF the Senates
amendments TO tho bill regulating the pay Of certain
army officers.
The Senate had inserted section reducing the mileage
OF Con zrcssmen TO twenty cents mile The House Mil
tary Committee recommended that be struck out as il
was not germans TO an army bill.
Mr.. Y. A. CoSxiISe. (rep.) OF N. Y, moved TO amend
the section by reducing the mileage to the actual travel
ling expenses.
The amendment was adopted by So against 90 and tho
House then struck out the section thus amended
Mr. wAsHBuRSk, (rep.) Of ILL.,, moved to reconsider
and lay on tho table the last vote
This agreed 70, and hence the mileage reform dis
appeared.
THE BOUNDARIES or THE CIRCUIT COURTS
without concluding action on the Senates amendments
TO the BILL the hour for the consideration OF the speca
order arrived namely the bill TO organize the bounda
ries of the Circuit Courts Of the United States.
The bill was passed.
ALLEGED TREASON OF NON. BENJAMIN wooD, or NEW YopR
Mr. BINGHAM, (rep Of Ohio, rose to question OF priyi-
logs and submitted the following, which read at the
Clerks desk
Whereas information has been received by tho rovern
ment that Hon Benjamin Wood representative in Com
House. has been engaged In attempting
communicate important intelligence to the Confederate
rebels Ia arms against the government of the United
Resolved Thas the Committee on the Judiciary nouirc
into the alleged conduct OF the said Ben amn Wood in tho
h send persons and papers AID eIamine wi,nessss
under cath, aaa report 20 the Hogts
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NEWS FROM GEN. HALLEcK's ARMY.

ST LOUIS Juno IL 1852
A gentleman just arrived from Corinth who is con.
srsans with matters there says that General Buell. with
5000 troops, embracing divisions OF his own and
all OF General Popes forces Guntown In bot pur.
suit cf Bishop Polks robels
Genera. W. 7. shcrman's division is repairing the
bridges The Memphis Charleston RaIIroad betvsen
.Cornth aud Grand Junction.
General woois division Of Buels corps, is repairing
tho bridges Big Bear creek twenty miles east OF
sCorinth.
General Thomas with about six thousand troops IL Al
Cornth rcnovatng the town that II may be used ss
ihabitation for troops.
Generals McClsrnand and Wallace arc at purdy with
about twenty thousand troops.
The railroad from Corinth to Jackson, thence 10 Grand
Junction, Is being rapidly repaired and communication
Is expected to be opened with Columbus, KY in day
or two afording important and speedy route for
transportation Of suffers.
Eleven locomotives HAYS been captured al different
points OF which arc In running ORDER and the ha
Lance are being rapidly repaired.
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DIR. r. II. Clarke's Vegetable Sherry
VIM Btters system gorates the shacked
frame purdes the blood and produces appetite Only 70
cents. Sold everywhere.
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Barry's Tricopherous is the Best ana
cheapest article dressing curling cleaning
preserving and restoring the hair Ladies H. sold by
all druggists.
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Pure TObnccO.-Yellow Bank TObae-
co-Goodwn's Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco tree from all
impurities for sale by all tobacco and dealers at
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Beautiful Com plexion.-Latrd's Bloom
OF Youth Liquid PEARL and beauhes the Com
pexon and skin. All druggists and al 439 Broadway
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A NY !, .ELLIGENT YOUNG LADY, SINCERELY AND
pleasing address. amiable disposition, aeconae, and not
twenty years &C Cofres ondence will be treated
sorsrably asnnssnuAi, and returned II rejected.
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Trusses.-Marsh 4 Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss Olc No vesey (under the Aston House, OPP
posiie the church Female attends lad es No connection
whatever with any other Truss office of same name.
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Herrfng's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof Safes 25l Broadway Of Murray
/ EeW York
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Eight Carries de vfsites for 81 90, not
exceed at any price, BALCE 233 Greenwich street,
corner of BARCLAY
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Barnum's Babies are Still the Attrac.
ton of the and everybody Is throngng the Museum
thom As this week the last only three days remain
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MATRIMONIAL.

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, CONSIDERED GOOD
IA looking, would like to correspond with some lively
young lady with view TO matrmony; one who is for the
Union TO man" preferred Any young lady who is pref
carte de vse, Frank williams care Of Miller Jennins
boz IS liz av post
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DIR. kennedy's Medical Discovery Is
warranted to scrofula Erysipelas Rngworm, Scad
Head Salt Rheum Ulcers Fever Sores Pimpes and every
disease OF the Skin. of whatever nature.
HIPS Hair Dye-5O Cents, Black or
Brown. Best in use. Depot No. Barclay street. sold
by all druggists
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Cartes DE Visitc, 81 per Dozen. Try
hem once At PERCIvAL's, 1870 Chatham street.
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Royal Havana Lottcry.-Prixcs Cashcd
and Information furnished by TAYLOR CO., Bankers No
Wall street.
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AZ JefYers', 573 broadway, Ladies' Elias
tic Boots 81 So 81 20 and 81 Bamoras ST. 81 IS and 81
gents One Shoes aud Slippers youths and chidres Bal
morals Shoes and CATERS. JEFFERS, 573 Broadway.
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Delaware State Lotteries.
RxsTucKY Extra CLASS 223-June II. 1867
&c, IL, II, IL, Co. 46, "a, 80, "a, "a, IL, Is.
DELAWARE. Glass 2E-June H. 1862
49, 81, SO, ~, i8, So. 81 3S, 80, 20, SO, sc, "a.
Circulars sent by addressing ygauv wopp,s %
Wilmington, Delaware, or Covington, KENTUCKY
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Arrival of tho sloop-of-vvar Marion at
Boston.
Bosroy, June IL, 1862
Tip sloopof.war Marion, from F0asaeols and Key
VWt, Is now below.
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and information furnished by TAYLOR CO., Bankers No.
ID Wall street.
Prizes Cashed I'm All Lega1ixcd L0ttc.
ries, Information given. JOSEPH BATES,
Broker, II Wall street. room No. l, New York.
Bcauregard's Retreat from Corfnth.-
II Is currently reported that Beaurcgards flight from
Corinth was caused BY panic. reliable gentleman In
forms that secession picket captured Union
ing of KNOWS elegant Summer Hats The rebels,
comparing 1t with their dlapidated tiles, became
pletey demorazed and lied. They be had at No. 212
Broadway corner Of Fulton street
Academy OF Music.
THE FIFTY CENTS OPERA.
the Castle Garden plan for nights only. Admission
90 cents. Tonight MARTHA by Kellogg, DAngri Brig.
nor Susini Concert by Gottschalk. Performance by
Hermann. Tomorrow, debut of Madame Hermann.
The CHILD OF THE REGIMENT. On saturday, only
MATINEE. First appearance Of Madame Borchard and
Madame Hermann. LUCREZIA BORGrA and CHILD
OF THE REGIMENT, Gottschak, Hermann. Admission
80 cents TO ALL Particulars In long advertisement
amusements.
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ladies' Congress Hceled Caters, at
20 soand 81 ~ a, RARTiETTs. 3i3 Grand street.
corlst oil Norfok street,
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The advertiser having restored 10 health in few
weeks by very simple remedy after having suffered
lung affection, and that dread disease
consumption anxious TO make known to his fellow suffer
ers the means Of To all who desire he will send
copy OF the prescription used (free of charged with drec
for preparing and using the same which they will ind
only obe0 the advertiser In sending prescription
10 benefit afflicted and which
his remedy, II will cost them nothing and may prove
blessing Parties wishing the prescription will please adj
dress - Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,,
Williamsburg Kings county, N. Y.
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Omcial Drawings OF Murray, Eddy &
Co g Kentucky and Missouri State Lottcries
KENTUCKY. EXTRA CLASS 275-June IL. 1862.
q, II, 5, 80. 81, Z, 40, IL, 81, 67, So, 81.
KENTUCKY, GLASS 276-June ii. 1852.
IA, 30, 40, 49, 80, 3, so, 60, %, 80, 6s, IA, SO.
Circulars sent free OF charge BY Addressing either
MURRAY, EDDY 4 CO.,
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