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The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-07-26
Administrators Sale of Rea
ESfAfe.

Administrators Sale Of Real
Estate.
DUBLIC NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
l. that by virtue of an order made by the
Probate Court within and for the County of
Davis, in the State of Kansas, in the matter of
the Estate of jeremiah Landers, ALIAS Edward
Jurott, deceased, late of said county of Davis,
l, G. F. Gordon, administr ator of the estate of
said deceased, will. on the
3OTH DAY OF AUGUST, A. D., 1862,
At the Court House Door, in said county of
Davis, between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
and o'clock, P. NJ, of that day, offer for sale
at public auction to the highest bidder, for
cash in hand, the following real estate situate
in Davis county kansas, one hundred acres of
the northwest quarter of Sect 2. Town IL,
South, Range East, unimproved prairie. adj
joining Ashland town site, lands of N. B. White
and others. G. GORDON,
n4O-4t. Administrator.
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n There will be several fools swindled out Of
their money today. Horse-racing is an institu-
ton of doubtful morality, to say the least.
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sEH, WANTED at Fort Riley. Attention is call
ed To card in another column.
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Mem advertisements.
Hay WANTED!

Hay WANTED!
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
i this Office, from loyal citizens only, until
IL o'clock noon OF MONDAY, AUGUST 4th,
1862, for the supply of ONE HUN DRIED AND
FIFTY TONS OF HAY, with the privilege of
increasing the amount, if necessary to Two
Hundred and Fifty Tons. The Hay to be of
good quality, we'll cured, and delivered and
stacked at this post, on or before the lst Of
October next. D. W. SCOTT,
Office of the Aes't COMFY Of Subsistence,1
Fort Riley, Kansas, July 25, 1862.
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A PLEASANT SuRfRIsE.-On the 18th inst, as
the subscribers were by special request visiting
= neighbor, we observed several Indians pass in
the direction of our dwelling. Remembering
that our house was left .unfastened We felt some
apprehension Of mischief, as We had the day
previous received visit from three squaws, who
boldly attempted to explore the cupboard. On
our return home we found that our house had
indeed been entered. Sacks of flour and meal,
potatoes, meat, pickles, soap etc.. were bestowed
Afound. the table was covered with packages of
tea, coffee, sugar, bank notes, spices, and other
good things.
The intruders will please observe that we have
list OF their names, but deem it not prudent to
expose them at this time, and would express to
them our earnest good wishes. and hearty thanks
WV Topp,
R. S. Topp.
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FETrrIoS is in circulation praying General
Blunt TO furnish the settlers upon the Saline and
Solomon with troops sufficient TO protect them
from the incursons Of our deluled" red breth
rem. For Gods sake, and humanity, let us have
these indians killed The settlement and
growth of the Country demands it. During the
Inst spring and summer two women have been
outraged by bands of these devils, which should
cause the splitting of all the Iniun blood between
this and the Pacific. We have no disposition to
live on terms of amity" with them any longer
and We hope action will be taken accordingly.
HoasEs SroLEx-A general disappearance OF
horses took place in this vicinity last Saturday
night. Mr.. Brown lost three, Mr.. Pooler one
Ed. Taylor one, Mr.. Weston one. and on Monday
night Mr.. Palmer lost two. These latter two,
however, were found Wednesday morning under
circumstances which led to the belief that our
Kaw visitors were the guilty ones. Accordingly
b party visited their camp, and returned with
two Of them as prisoners, whom they lodged in
the calaboose, while the rest of the Injuns were
Get to hunt the horses, which of course they
didn't find. Notwithstanding q guard was
placed by the calaboose. the prisoners made their
escape during the night, and the whole "out6t, -
Injuns and horses, are gone.
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THs EXPEDITION TO New MRxIco-GHN-
BRAL BRIcE.-It is now rendered certain
that large portion of the troops now in
Kansas are ordered to New Mexico, and
that Major Brice, of the regular army, has
been made a Brigadier- General, and will
assume the command of the expedition.
The order for Gen. Deitzier to join Curtis
has been eountermanded, and his brigade
will meet our troops in the Northern part of
the State. probably at Lawrence. to get
ready for the march to Santa Fe. This
news will be most gratifying to our soldiers
who are tired of inaction.-L Leavenaporth
CoaseyVatiVe, 25th.
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Coz. W. LAWSON, of Washington county,
Mo- has contracted with the Government
to supply all the troops on the Mississippi and
Tennessee rivers with beef This is a large
undertaking, and win require about two
hundred beeves daily to meet it. A
slaughter house has been established at
Cairo, and agents sent to all parts of Illinois
to buy cattle of stock growers. The Colo
mel has sub-let the contract for furnishing
our troops at New Madrid to other parties.
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A Ponderoua RaII.

= Our readers will be pleased to learn that
arrangements are being made to put the
two immense guns at Fortress Monroe-the
Rodman," ffteen-inch smooth bore, and
the " Union" twelVe-inch rifled-in q con-
dition for offensive operations. Rihed pro-
jectiles are making for the " Union and
huge solid shot for the ffteen-ineh gan at
the Fort Pitt Works. The ball is not ex-
actly solid, but is so cast as to secure even
greater strength than if made solid, the core
being but four inches IN diameter This
opening is filled with lead, uths3 ball when
complete weighing 430 pounds. They are
not made of the common metal used in
other shot and shell, bat of the very, best
quality Of gun-iron Bloomfield At that
almost as hard as chilled iron, and nearly
as tough as wrought iron. The heavy gates
are turned off in lathe, and the balls are
finished up in the ordinary ball mill,
loaded and shipped. Great exertions have
been made to supply the gun at the earliest
moment with a sufficient number of shots
for any emergency. Should theTebel nou-
ster Merrimac expose herself TO fair shot
from one Of those balls, we can safely wa
ger tha head tilrs HrnOTi l S'rr % rtI f1z'
side, viii ache for while. "a = -.
+ A recent order, we learn. has changed
the name of the Floyd" or *Rodman
eun TO the " Lincoln. = Pttsburgh Dis
patch ss.a,. geo s.s.
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EVANSVILLE, MONDAY sH0RNING MARCH 81 1862. .s
than thirteen ltrains arrived. each e6nsIsting

than thirteen trsins arrived, each consisting
OF eighteen or twenty cars. Generals
Beauregard, Johuson, Bishop, Polk, Cheat
ham, and others, are reported to be with
the rebel column in front. Gen Beaure-
gard was at Purdy on Wednesday. IL it
De true that the Mississippi, river defenees
are being clandestinely bereft of the major
portion of their commands, it is to be hop
ed that the movement is not taking place
without the knowledge of our Generals in
command there. The lesson of Manassas
enght to guard against the repetition of such
q rtse dn guerre before our very faces. h.r-
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ssNOt VVhIpped sIncs Dinner.' .

4
The New Orleans Crescent has Rich
mond correspondent who expresses the
public CONSERVATION in very lively way,
as will be seen by the folIowin.; extract:
"You will naturally desire to know how
the people in the confederate metropolis
stand these trying times-f0r it is evident
that we are not safe ia these days of light
draft gunboats and high water. | answer,
in the main, we stand it very well. Some,
TO be sure, are down hearted, and nobody
wears as broad a grin as they did the day
after the battle of Leesburg. Still there is
universal determination to do or die--to
go down, if need be, with our harness on,
warning like brave people to the last.
passed General Wigfall on my return from
dinner, and asked him if there was any
news. NO. said he, don't believe we
have been whipped since dinner; | expect,
though, to hear of another defeat in the
nexts ( s6nheFdjRWp 6Ee eRFdjRptes' i ean-r
leck's assertion by = =
that the Union flag is on the soil of Ten
nessse, never to be removed This is brag,
but the Yankees have, up to this time,
stuck like leeehes wherever they have effect
ed a landing. They intrench themselves,
and at the first spade full of earth thrown
up by them, our generals give right mp and
say all is lost. They have attacked us re-
peatedly in trenches and forts, and carried
the latter invariably, while we, with the
exception of the st. Nicholas affair, and q
few others, have not done a daring thing
through the whole war. Another noticea-
bic difference betw cen the Yankees and our
selves is that they follow up their victories,
while we squat down in our tracks the mo-
ment battle is ended This is shameful
fact, which disheattens me more than any
thing else. + have no hope now in any
body but God and Beauregard."
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"a x E III -
I'll q UE CUR z i.
EnR THE SPEEDY CURE or

/ p. FOX The SPEEDY CUhA ON
Intermittent FeVer, or Feper and Ague, Re
nsittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dunsb, ASUe, Pc
riodicdI Headache, or Bilious Headache, and
BsRoss FeUers, indeed, for fhs tOhoSs class Of
diseases originating in hillary arrangement
caused By the Malaria Of MiGsmGtic CouRl-
tries.
We are enabled here to offer the community a
remedy which while it cures the above complaints
with certainty, Is still perfectly harmless in any
where these affecting disorders prevail This
1 uCUEB p" expels the miasmatic poison of FKvER
velopments of the disease. il taken on the rst aD-
prOach of its premonitory symptoms. 1t is not on
" the best remedy ever yet discovered Tor this cas
bquantity supply for dollar brings it within
tho reach Of everybody; and in bilious districts,
/ where FEVER AND AGUE PREVAILS everybody should
have it and use il freely. both for cure and protec
ton. A great superiority Of this remedy over any
Il other discovered for the speedy and certain
cure of Intermttsnts Il that ii contains Quinpe
| or Mineral, consequently il produces quinism
injurious effects whatever upon the onstitution.-
Those cured BY It are left as healthy as if they had
Fever and Ague Is not alone the consequence of
I the missmatie poison. A great variety Of disor-
| dreas arise from Its irritation; among which are
Nessralga, RhsHsatisna, feat Headache, Blindness,
Toothache. Earachs Cdtdrrh,s Asthnla, PapitdtioR,
Paafi AeetieH Of the pieen, Hssteics, Pain in the
BOsseLs, CoIic, Paralysis and DerdngeHbent Of the
| StoraGch, all OF which, when originating in this
osse, put the iHtsrntAtesss tps, become peri
tS4cOa
blood, and consequently cures them all alike. tits
an invaluable protection to immigrants, persons
travelling temporarily residing in Lhe naa aaiar riOus
districts. If taken occasionAlly or daily while
exposed to the Infection that will be excreted from
the system, and cannot accumulate IN sufficient
qnantitg TO ripen into disease. Hence it is even
more valuable for protection than cure and few
| wiltever suffer from Intermittents IL they avail
thenaselves Of the protection this remedy Affords
Prepared by DR.. C. AVER & CO.,
Is n.T Lowell, Mass.
Sole Wholesale and Retail Agents in Evansville
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OF THE
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nAnY. eTRT-WEEKLYl& WEEKLY::
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Fl THE EvAxsvrLLE JoURSAL Is now in the 9Th
/ year Of iss existence. During all that period IL
has sought 70 be in every respect faithful chroni-
cler of the times. the people and the country"
/ The circplation of the JOURNAL is a gratifying
egIdsnce that our labors appreciated. Never
before was newspaper more necessary than at
present. Ne man can fail to understand the i'm
portance of keeping up with the stormy times
in which, W i've. he who does not READ now, ard
keep informed op the current events OF the day,
viii have tbe failure to DO % f5f q he-time
regret. -.
our. 5RMY CORRESPONDENCE.
Eearly every resident Of Iadiessa hss relatives,
friends 5r neigbbors 10 the Grand Army Of tho
Union. Indians has sent her armed sons into the
field ny thousands and they arr now ss<toued on
the eapes of North Carolina, along ths Fotomae,
among the mountains of Virginia, or marching
sOuthward thronga Kentucky and Missouri. A
few months may find some of them the Gulf
of Mexico, encamped before Fort Sumter and
Charleston, or occupying New Orleans. In nearly
every Division Of the army. have regular cores
pondents, whose letters will appear in the couInns
of the JoURNAL. ~. -..- -. -..
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nsg- A correspondent of The Missouri
Democrat furnishes the following item re-
iative TO the condition of affairs up the
Tennessee river:
Information in regard to the enemy, so
far as 1 can learn, has teen very much enlarg
ed upon Since last wrote to you. So soon as
The high water has subsided somewhat, l
presume, we shall ascertain by the best
method in the worldly going to see
them. Corinth, Mississippi, seems to be
1 the principal center of the force which is
being concentrated against Us, and'is prob
ably in the possession of 20,000aor 70, o00-
At Eastport, where the river battery is
| placed, there is another formidable force,
] while at Chickasaw, and to the west near,
Purdy. and even SO far north as Lexington,
1 in Henderson county, there are other armies
of greater or less magnitude. This force Is
being daily augmented, and to such an @ @ex-
/ tent that il has created very decided inn
preston among our Generals that it is the
intention of the rebel leaders to concen-
trate against this column every avaIiaple
4 man they can bring to bear, leaving tie
Mississippi at the meantime, to take care o
Itself AT Corinth, On Tuesday, no les;
l.
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Compound Extract Of SarSapariIla,

the most efiectual remedy which the medical skill
OF our times can devise for this everywhere pre-
valnng ami fatal malady. 1t 10 combined from the
most active remedals that have been discovered
for the expurgation OF this foul disorder from the
blood, and the rescue Of the system from its des-
truettv6 consequences. Hence itshould be employ
ed for the cure OF not only scrofnla but also those
other affections which arise FROM it, such ERUP-
TIVE ana SKIN DISEASES. SF. ARFHoHY's FIRE,
ROSY, or ERYsIPRLAs, PIMPLEs, PBsTULEs, BLoToH-
Es BLAISs, and BoILEs, TUMoRsa TEETSs,- -, -s-...E
ts11 kOml 5Czn1 WORM ihHkUMATlBMs
BILFTY and, indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING From
VITiATED Oh IMPURE BLOOD. The popular belief
In "inparity of Ie blood 10 founded in truth, for
serofula is a Degeneration Of the blood. The par
tcIlar purpose and virtue of this Sarsaparia is to
purify and 4regenerate this vital haid, without
which SQUAD health is impossible in contaminated
couatifutiouz E aa
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p NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. 26, 1862.
"DEAR SoH III have not much time to
write to you, for we are retreating from
Nashville. The damned Yankees have
driven as out of our odd place. They are
about 10000 strong, and fight Ike deriEs.
am afraid they will take Stephen, for he
oRly started yesterday. I don't think the
South can hold out much longer, for the
people are starving to zdeath--so. are the
soldiers up this way. l think they will re-
bel against themselves. Won't it be awful
for as to have to give up to the damned
Yankees ~ g "a g.
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fsb5 KELLER WHITE.
Scrofula. or Kings Evil


Is constitutional disease corruption or the blood
poor. Being in the circulation, il pervades the
Fhole body. and may burst out in disease in that
part OF it. Hoorgan is free from its attack, nor
q there one which it may not destroy. The scrofu
ous taint is caused BY mercural disease. low living
disordered or unhealthy food, impure air, filth and
aItny habits the depressing vices, and, above all
Dy the Venereal injection. Whatever be its origin
Il D hereditary In the Constitution, descending
rom parents to children, unto the third and
lourth generation - indeed it seems to be the rod
q Kim who says, 50 will visit the iniquities of the
fathers upon their children %
Its effects commence by deposition from the
piood OF corrupt or ulcerous matter, which, in the
lungs, liver, and internal organs, is termed taber-
cles; IN the glands swelliRgs; and, on the
surface eruptions or sores. This foul corrup-
ton, which genders in the blood, depresses the en-
ergies OF life, so that scrofulOus constitutions
only snffer from scrofulous complaints, but they
have lar less power TO Withstand the attacks Of
otner diseases; consequently vast numbers perish
Dy disorders which, although not scrofulous in
their nature, still rendered fatal by this taint
u the system. Most of the consumption which
decnates the human family has its origin directly
N this scrofulous contamination; and many des-
tretive diseases Of the liver, kidneys BRAIN and,
indeed OF all the organs arise from aggrava-
ted by the same cause.
One quarter of all onr people are scrofulOus !;
tner persons are invaded by this lurking infection,
and their health Is undermined by it. To cleanse
II from the system we must renoVate the blood BIZ
an Alternative medicine and lHvgorate ID by healthy
t0od and exercise. Such medicine we supply
"a
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rebel Dexpalr.

The following is an extract from a rebel
letter found by one of our soldiers after
the capture of Fernandina, Florida: dsI -i
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. COAL! COAL!
Pittsburgh Coal,

which will deliver 10 any part of the city at 1zz
cents per bushel. White unloading orders will be
received at p. Hornbrook's Store or at the Boat
TERMS CASH. A, ]. HUTCHEsOE e Co.