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The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-04-03

EW= Extra care should now be given
to the cows that are about calving. A
little corn, or better, corn meal, will be
of great advantage. They need some-
thing Strengthening and nutritious.
Carrots, beets, turnips or parsnps, In
moderate quantities, should be fed if
obtainable.
Horses need fitting up for the spring
work, about to be commenced. In
crease the feed regularly as the work
Increases; give plenty Of good water
and good hay, and don't spare the cur
ry comb. Keeping the skin in d clean,
healthy condition, is as necessary as
proper food for horses. Prairie Far
HlFr.
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FEEDING BOXES BETTER THAN RACKS.
Horses do not naturally gather their
food from trees, why, then, should they
be compelled in winter to take it from
a rack overhead? Every mouthful re-
quires the animal to assume an unnatu-
raj position, which, with young horses
particularly, must interfere with the
proper development Of the muscles of
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'he above named defendants, jeremiah Pres
i ton, William P. Phillips, Trustee of David
Dodge, will take notice that action has been
commenced against you in the above entitled
court; that the object and prayer of the peti
ton filed herein on tn 18th day Of February,
1862. is to recover a Judgment against said
William p. Carr for the sum of two hundred
and fifty five dollars, with interest or the same
sum a: the rate of five per ceat. per month from
the 2S,h day of July, 1860. up N note by him
signed, dated July %, 1859, for S255 payable
in twelve months after date to Lucy D. Hart
well, or bearer. with interest at five per cent.
per month after maturity, and to subject to
sale to pay said judgment the following de-
scribed premises: The southwest quarter 70
section twenty-four IA township one ~
range nine (9), the same having by said William
P. Carr on the 18th day Of July, 1859, in trust
to Thomas II. hartwell, as Trustee, to secure
the payment Of the amount Of said note and
interest as aforesaid, and to foreclose said
defendants of al claim to interest, or equity Of
redemption in said premises. Now, unless you
plead, answer, or demur to said plaintiffs pcti-
ton On or before the 10th day OF April, A. D
| 1862, said petition will be taken as true, and
judgment rendered accordingly.
j. d. BRUMBAUGH, PITTS Atty.
| February IS 1862 SGT
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-04-03
agricultural Gnlullll)l.
TO AVOID RUNNING OUT OF
HAY.

Every farmer naturally has an aver
sion to running out Of hay in the spring
before grass comes. No one desires to
buy that which he ought to have raised,
to keep his cattle from starving; and
the onl y alternative, when short of fod-
der, namely, placing them on short
allowance, is still worse. The farmer
should know before he enters winter,
whether he has enough feed for all his
domestic animals.
To ascertain this, many resort to
past experience, determining as nearly
as they can guess-Often very vague
kind Of guessing. Those who have
kept careful record Of the number of
tons consumed by given number of
head Of cattle, or certain number of
horses, may determine more nearly.
Where the cattle and horses have been
weighed, and the aggregate weight of
the herd thus determined, the estimate
may be made with considerable accu-
racy. Some animals eat more than
others for the same weight greater
difference is occasioned by the mildness
or severity Of the weather, or the de-
gree Of shelter given from the cold bu,
rs a general rule, a horse should have
three per cent. Of his own weight daily
in food, ebay or grain, } and cattle, who
digest better, two and half per cent.
If the farmer has ascertained the num-
Der Of tuns Of fodder he has deposited
in his barn, he may now, if he under
stands arithmetic, determine pretty
nearly how his hay is likely to run
before grass time.
If he has no record Of the amount OF
his hay, he may determine very nearly
by measuring. First, by finding the
length, breadth and depth of the hay
he at once knows the number eff cubic
feet. Good solid timothy, the averag,
of a hay NOW II or Is feet deep, vii
weigh a tun to about 500 cubic feet. /
the hay is clover, it will require 600 o.
$50 feet for tun and if the hay i:
only 3 or q feet deep, add one sixth
more.
After determining the number of tuns
and the whole weight of all his ANIMALS
he may at once know if he has enough
The result will, however, be considera.
bly, modified by causes which he ha:
more or less at his control. Regularit,
in feeding will have its influence; gool
feeding racks will prevent much waste
and comfortable shelter will save man,
tuns to every large herd. A skillfu
farmer informs us, that formerly, whel
he had just erected fine new barn
with ample shelter Of the best kind, b,
had learned, as he thought, that h
would have to buy hay to complete tn,
wlntering of his animals but on trying
his new sheds and stables, so great wa.
the saving actually effected, that he hat
several tuns the next season to spare.
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State Of Kansas, Second Judicial District.
James s''es'er' In the S Second d. District
Emil G. Hoofcr Marshall County.

IINIlE ABOVE NAMED EMIL c. HOOPER
Il will take notice that the plaintiff above
named, James Streeter, on the Goth Of Febru
airy, in the year of our Lord, 1862, filed his
petition in this action, the object and prayer Of
which is to recover judgment against said
defendant for the sum of two hundred dollars,
due on a certain prOmissory note, dated July
23d, 1850, together with interest on said amount
at the rate of twenty per cent per annum from
the 23l day of July, 1860: and further to fore-
clt Sc a certain deed of mortgage. executed by
said defendant to this plaintiff, dated July 80
1860. conveying to said plaintiff the following
described land. lying and situate in the county
Of Marshall, and State Of Kansas, TO wit: the
south east quarter of section twelve, in town
ship two. south OF range six, east the sixth
principal meridian in Kansas said lands hav
ing been conveyed 10 secure the payment OF said
note, and said petition further prays that said
lands be sold TO pay said note. and said defen-
liant is further notified that unless he
demur or answer said petition on or before the
10th day of April, in the year OF our Lord.
1862. said petition viii DE taken as true, and
judgement and decree rendered accordingly.
J. D. BRUMBAUGU, Prf's Atty.
February Goth, 1862 n1S6t. . ,i--- -.
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CULTIVATION OF TOBACCO.

The seed bed must be prepared and
sowed by the middle Of April, in the
warmest and best place on the farm
allowing about square rod for each
acre intended for tobacco This bed
should be deeply spaded, richly manur-
cd, and it is an excellent plan to lay or
mass Of brush and dry litter and burn
it, before smoothing and raking over the
bed. This destroys weed seeds, adds
fertility in the ashes, dark color in
the charcoal, and makes a most friendly
preparation for the fine seeds. The
seeds may be sprouted before sowing,
by mixing them with fine earth, moist
ening, and setting a few days in a
warm place. This is advisable only in
late sowing. Use large thimbleful of
seed to the rod, if you are sure of you,
seed. 1t is always best to prove the
seed by previously sowing pot placed
in hot-bed or under glass in the
house, and kept warm. Thoroughly
mix it with half a pint Of fine soil
before sowing; SOW the seed, and then
roll the bed with hand roller, or pat ii
down evenly with a shovel. The bed
must be shielded against frost and beat
ing rains by covering with boards or
cloths. When the young plants appear,
occasional watering with dilute liquid
manure promote more vigorous
growth. They must be thinned out
where crowded, and scrupulously weed
ed. They will grow unevenly and
slowly; and the largest will be ready
to transplant to the field about the 10th
OF June, in latitude Al degrees-earlier
at the South, if farther North. at this
time they may be transplanted 2 1-2 to
8 feet apart, in rows three feet apart.
The period of transplanting continues.
according to the weather, for some DAYS
Or even weeks. The young plants root
easily, and grow rapidly, particularly if
We have warm, moist days, and, when
well rooted, luxuriate in our hottest
summer weather.-.7griculturia.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-04-03
State Of Kansas, Second Judicial District
as Court for
John Hughes. Marshall County.
YuJIIE AD0VE NAMED JOIIN HUGHFS

O"''1A - "N"' J Y NA"' So"AA Noo"'y'
gAsIIE ABOVE NAMED JOHN HUGHES
4 will take notice that the plaintiff above
named, James Streeter, Oh the Goth day of
February, 1862, filed his petition in this action.
the object and prayer of which is to recover a
judgment against said defendant for the sum CT
two hundred dollars, due on a certain promis
sorry note, dated July %, 1860, together with
interest said amount at the rate of twenty
per cent per annum from the 2Sth day of July
1860, and further TO foreclCse certain deed of
mortgage, executed by sad defendant to this
plaintiff, dated July %, 1860. conveying to said
plaintiff the following described land, lying and
situate in the county of Marshall and State of
Kansas, to wit: the south east quarter of sec
zion twenty, in township four, south of range
six, east of the sixth principal meridian in
Kansas; said lands having been SO conveyed
10 secure the payment Of said note, and said
petition further prays that said lands be sold to
pay said note; and said defendant is further
notified that unless he Gemur or answer said
petition on or before the 10th day Of April in
The yer of our Lord 1862, said petition will be
taken as true AMI judgment and decree rem
lered accordingly. rJ
j. d. BRUMBAUGU, PITTS Atty
Febr larry 90 So. nlSGt
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-04-03
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Inc hyperion does not in any manner inter-
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hyperion can be 90 applied as to cause the
Hair to curl for one day, or for one week. or
for one month, or any longer period desired.
The Hyperion is the only article in the world
but what can be couhterfeited or initiated by
uhprincipied persons. To prevent this, we do
NOT oner 1t for sale at any Druggists in tho
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'ieman who desires to beautify themselves by
using the Hyperion, must inclose the Price,
one dollar, in a letter, and address
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State of Kansas, Second Judicial District.
james streeter, In the Second
as District Court for
Lorenzo Dow Rich. Marshall County.

YEvHE above named Lorenzo Dow Rich will
take notice that the above named plain
tiff, James Streeter, on the 10th dey of Febru>
airy, in the year Of our Lord. 1862, filed his
petition in this action, the object and prayer of
which is to recover judgment against said
defendant for the sum Of two hundred dol rs,
due on certain promissory note, dated July
oath, 1860, together with interest Cd said
amount at the rate of tweny per cent per
annum from the 2ith day of !n!y, 1850. and
farther to forecose q certain deed of mortgage.
executed by said defendant 10 this plaintiff
dated July oath, 1860 conve; ing to said plain.
tiff The following described land, lying and
situate in the county of Marshall, State of
Kansas, to wit: the south half of the north
east quarter, and north half Of the south
cas-: quarter Of section four a. in town
ship two t2l south IF range six 81 east of
the sixth principal meridian in Kansas, said
lands having been so conveyed to secure the
payment of said note; and said petition further
prays that said lands be sold to pay said note
and said defendant are further notified that
unless he demur or answer said petition on
or before the 10th day Of April, in the year OF
our Lord. 1852. said petition viii be taken as
true and judgment and decree rendered accord
ingly. 5s+ n+-e
j. d. BRUMBAUGH, PITTS Atty.
E.brnarv On 1ShonlSef
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COUNTY, SEAT

of Dickinson County ut that place. offer the
Most Liberal IsssisiceE;enss to all
who wish to locate there. To those who viii
make Improvements within twelve months hs
will donate from two TO fve lots according TO
the amount of improvement Superior IN luce
ments offered 10 Mechanics He viii also make
LIBERAL DONATIONS for
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February 20. lS62nls6t.
James Streeter,

Robert Henry, In the Second Judicial
susan Henry, District for Marshall
Caroline "ate'son: County.
VNHE above named Robert Henry and Susan
i Henry will take notice that the plaintiff
above named, James Streeter. on the 18th day
of February, A D.. 1862, flied his petition in
this action, the object and prayer of which is
to recover judgment against said defendants
fer the sum Of one hundred dollars due on a
certain prom sorry note, dated July oath, 1860,
together with interest on said amount at the
rate of twenty per cent per annum from the
9th day of July, 1860; and further, to fore
close certain deed Of mortgage, executed by
said defendants to this plaintiff, dated July
24th, 1850, conveying TO said plaintiff the fol-
lowing described land Lying and situate in
the County of Marshall, and State of Kansas,
to-wit: the south half Of the Southwest quar-
ter OF section thirty one (3l} in township num-
Der three ~ south Of range number seven ca
east OF the sixth principal meridian in Kansas.
SAID lands having been so conveyed to secure
the payment Of said note. And said petition
further prays chat said lands be sold to pay
said note; and the interest of said Caroline
Waterson, defendant, be forever barred in said
lands; and said defendants are further notified
that unless they demur or answer said petition
on or before the 10th day Of April, 1852. said
petition will be taken rs true, and Judgment
and decree rendered accordingly.
I'D. BRUMBAUGH, Pl'frs Att'y.
February Is, 1862 nlS6t
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Ee9al advertisements.
Legal Notice.
William Life, Plaintiff,


John Rowland Defendant.
TOHN ROWLAND, of the State of Ohio, will
j take notice that William Life, of the comfy
of Marshall, and State of Kansas, did on the
7th day of October, 1861, file his petition in the
District Court in the Second Judicial District of
the State of Kansas sitting within ard for the
county of Marshall, and others attached for
judicial purposes in said State, setting forth
that the said John Rowland did On the 18th
da; of September, A. d. 1850, make and deliver
his certain promissory note In writing Of that
date, which he promised to pay TO the said
William Life one year after date, one hundred
and sixty dollars, with interest thereon at the
rate Of twenty per cent Fer annum, until paid.
and the object and prayer of said petition is to
recover a Judgment in favor Of SAID William
Life, and against the said John Rowland, for
the amount Of the principal Of said note, and
interest thereon from the 10Th day Of Septem-
Der, in the year of our LORD 1850, at the rate OF
twenty per cent per annum, and the said John
Rowland is notified that an order of attachment
has been issued against his goods and chattles,
land and tenements, in this action, and that by
order of said attachment, the Sheriff of Mar
shall county aforesaid has attached the follow,
ing lands and tenemeRts, to wit: the southwest
quarter Of section seventeen 90 in township
numl or four "A of range number nine o.. con-
tanning one hundred and sixty acres of land,
and that John Rowland is notified that he Is
required to appear and answer said petition
within twenty days after the Sd day of April,
in the year Of our Lord 1862.
WILLIAM LIFE.
By J. D. bruno, Gu, his att y
Attest SAMUEL RAINS, Clerk,
Feb IS, nlS6t By II. S. Newell, Deputy
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WOOD & MAUKEY,
BLACK AND WHITE SMITHS

| 1890 49, ~ 49, = - bS-A = &AsS
Junction City, Kansas.
HAVING CARRIED OK THE BUSINESS
for several years in BOSTON. And having
had many years experience in Carriage man
ufacturies and shscing shops and also large
experience ON breaking plowa would announce
to the surrounding country that he is now
fully prepared to dc all kinds of work, such as
HORSE.SHOElNG, IRONING WAGONS
BUGGIES AND S!IAIS, FORGING
OF MACHINERY EITHER
BY DRAUGHr OR PAT. s-
8. TERN; FOR CORN. = "a
FIGURING, OR SAW-MlLLS, aszj-
on the shortest possible notice ~
All work warranted, and done o1i the mos'
reasonable terms. TProdlcs taken aspsSment-
Gunsmithing.
In view Of the uncertainty of. horse.fesh,
and also of the fact that lnjuns and SeeeS-
>ionis:s abound in our midst, it. would be
useless for ne to urge upon the settlers the
Importance of having their old shot-gpps and
muskets, &C., made 8. bran new" l therefore
announce that particular attention will be paid
to the repairing of all manner Of FIREARMS
LOCKS of-al kinds repaired, and kBFS
fitted. = =
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Legal Notice.

ihomas II. hart"eh' State of Kansas
Trustee for Lucy B Hart o. Judicial D;.tr;c,
well, Plaintiff
vs. -ttsa .5ss-+F
William P. Carr,
Jeremiah Preston, In the Distt Court
VIM. P. Phillips, Trustee for
for David Dodge. Marshall County.
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WITH TIE LAUGHABLE FARCE CT
STARVING KANSAS,
n y

|. STARVING K ANSAS,
gs.sEID E'E.TEESnaMde Easy
In which will appear, to the great delight Of
the AUDIENCE, -1---s- = . - = = - - =
BEANS DRIED APPLES
FLOUR, i5---.- BACON,
NEAL, COFFEE,
GORN. IfI-Ii : SUGAR,
WINTER WHEAT, DRIED PEACHES,
(rtRssrED) - PRUNES. RICE,
ONIONS. CHEESE,
POTATOES. zas TEAS,
CIDAR VINEGAR. CRACKERS, &c.
As an evidence Of the popularity Of the above
COMEDY We need only refer the public to the
E.Ez.wE.l:SE CROVs.DS
which We're swayed by its CHARMING Eff
Feet during its play in Atchson last winter.
bounded and, highly fauering opinions of its
merits which it has everywhere ELECTED from the
cR1T1QUEs OF THE PRESS!
We now, at a GREAT SACRIFICE, bring be
fore the PEOPLE OF JUNCTION CITY this
dramatic composition, intended as it i is to
represent the Tighter 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 ae
DESIGN is ANU SEMENT /!
After the 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-eQpds"
and present to the audience, as an AFTER
PIECE, the amusing farce Of
ALL HIHIYAI IAY nnro
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A H5O M r. !!
frEE PROPRIETOR OF
Abilene,

anticipating Urge emigration 10 Western
Kansas during the present year, aud the
location of the
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-04-03
CRITIQUES OF THE PRESS
Is AMUSEMENT
MULTUM IN PARVO,

The following being but a small proportion Of
various articles that Will be exhibited ::
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-01
a CARD.

rFHE undersigned take his opportunity 20
return her thank, TO their rmpioyes ami
me citizens VINO rendered such time a>siS
lance a; 'he FIRE that accidentally occurred a.
their v.-.>, yesterday.
Tae La.-es wlrseI wi'h vii WORTHY O..
them. Tue Clergy a1I Professional men. The
S.uieu's aad all Classes iorsces for he time
bes.s her usual avDCauous 10 render CON-
men assistance ~ tine of need. doing a. tia,
nature had gwen hem ability TO 10.
By s1ch perseverance and VIII ta- flames
were csnIae- most who. ; 20 the css,Tuctira
Of IN. 1870 buildings and their contents which
were under wav before discovered. We re-
ccsr 'aa, any were bum: ov the flames, au; =.
exhibited merit worthy Cf the men.
Though the Government has taken from
amrnc Us macy brave vglgntssrs." We have
ye. LEFT as brave, determined and daring
heart 90 nee; a comm Q enemy as those who
DO bat.s vi'a The sword. And shouH srs-t
jr1ys nan he called - his country. our homes
are safe m the hands Of such i1Giss as sIhib
lied thsir viii aat va'-r ysStsr '7v. a. The FIRE
Jas. :. MARSH 81 CO.
Lev st1T-. March 20. lsC2.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-01
IIter,

Released fr7r- lous suri1-. in ieriabzr- Ssh nit;
90 years.
In Milton, 81 ut, Nrs MARY VIZ of Tho Nsrria.,
in her iith year And on the 18th, LAUAA =, II
Laughter, aged > Hegks.
In S1rthazhe-!aRt. - nit, a-ei A. 80 vrs. JOSEPH
WALLS, formerly Commissioner oi ;as County.
IL Delaware TP, Nortb'd CO, l5;h ut, JOHN TROUT.
ssei . = years
In Rash p, NorthumI Co, I'D ult., Mrs cH4EITT
WeLVEETOS, in her eIst year.
IN Sslius-rove2ei ult- infant Daughter ~ Col l. C.
SimFsor. 25th ult, ALICE daush OF Piof -h-
mAa, in her i;h year
In SGnbnry. 21l ul:- WILLIAM, sou Of NClay az J
SosAnaa GesThArt, aged about years
IN Seins-roTe, Sl;h ult. ALEXANDER CUMMINGS,
late Of Mifaluaur- aged about Is yrzrs
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-01
Ux1ox CoU~TI, s.;

UST0S coUNTT,S s.:
Isl The Commonwealth cf PENNSYLVANIA
10 Jacob WhIuaker. Mrs Whiirsker, Widow
q: William Whitaker. deed. who was one Of
The sons and heirs al law of John Whitaker,
deed, and their Issue, Il such there be. To
- Bckle. son CT daughter Of Caiharire
BIckls. deed, late Caiharine Whi'taker. one
a. the daughters and heirs az !aw Of said John
Whrtaksr. deed. To Nsry Jane Bskle,
wife Of Joseph B.ekls. late Mary lane Whit.
t2k-r. one OF the daughters and heirs at Law
of John Whitaker. dec'd-heirs and legal
representatives Of John Whitaker. la,e of
East Bufaloe township, Union county. dsc't,
Grset1s:
"HEREiS Petition has been read ard
W remains on file in the Orphans Cour,
n the COMFY Aforesaid, praying q decree fr
the specific performance Of a written conirac,
for the sale Of the real estate Of said Iohn
Whitaker. deed, si,uaie in The TOWNSHIP.
county and STATE aforesaid. Yon and each If
you are herebv cited to be and appear at the
next OrFhsrs' Court 10 be he'd at L-visbur-;
for tie county Of UHicn. on Monday. the Ieih
day OF May next. 10 show cause, lf any yeu
know, why the prayer OF the petition should
noi ts granted, and conveyance in fee sim
pie made IN pursuance OF the same to the
purchaser.
Witness NJ hard and the seal Of The said
Court, at LswisbuIg. The - n tay Of March,
1. d. 1859. SAMUEL ROUSH, Clerk.
April !. lsT2wi