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TRICT OF INDIANA. SIS
wwEEss. libel q Information has been fled IN the
District Court Of the United States within and for the
Seventh Circuit and District q Indiana the 9Th day Of
October 1891 by John Hanna Attorney for the Uni
ted for sad District q Indiana, against box Of
drugs, boxes % candies, bags ~ coffee, kegs 81
soda boxes soap and 10 barrels Of whisky seized At Ev
ansve violation Of the laws Of the United States
the said goods merchAndise being conraband Of war
and praying process against said goods, and that the
may BE condemned and sold articles cOntraband
Of
Now therefore, In pursuance q the monon under the
seal u said Court 20 directed and delivered do here
by give public notice 60 all persons claiming said goods
part thereof in any interested therein
that they be and appear before the sad the District Court
Of the United States TO be held at the city Of IndanaPo
lis and for the District Of Indiana the Sd Monday
Of November next 10 O'Clock In the forenoon u that
day. then and there TO nterpose their claims and make
their allie aiiOns in that behalf
ID. G. ROSE, U. S. Marshal
Per J. :. BIGELOw, Deputy.
J0pS VI. REA. Clerk.
Dated November ., 1861. nOy3-dl4
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NOTICES..
ITnIted state. Of America, District Of

Wsxzkxs. . hb-i 81 information has been Sled IN the
District Cout q the United States within and for the
Seventh Circuit and District u Indiana the 9Th dsy u
October. ISL. By John Hanna. ESQ. Attorney Il the
United States q America. Tor said IN strict % Indiana
sssiaSt bags Of coffee, bones q Starch 10 barrels Of
whisky. and box Of candles ssIfed Evansville for
violation q the laws q the Cned States the said goods
and merchandise being contraband q and praying
process against said goods and that the may be con-
demned and sold articles ontrsband % var
Now therefore, In pursuance OF the monitor under ine
zeal q ad Court TO directed and DELIVERED DO mere
By gve pubic uotcs ell persons cisiTnng saf goods OF
any part thereof any manner Interested therein
they appear before The SAID the Court
Of the United States 70 BE- held atthe city Of Indianapolis
In and fr the District % Indiana the third Monday Of
November next occk q the forenoon ofthat day
then ard there inerpose their claims and make theft
allegations Ia that behalf
D. G. ROSE. L. s. Marshal,
Per J. $. BIeKLOw, Deputy.
J0Hx " RIA Clerk.
Dated November ?, 1881 nov4-dl4t
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DISSOLUTION.

rUNHIS Is To CERTIFY THAT THE PARTNERSHIP
heretofore existing between the undersigned l. this
day dissolved by mutual consent
J. ;. GOLD.
W RICHARDSON.
The business viii henceforth De conducted by W Rich
aison ~ the old stand All parties having with
the late firm will cali me for adjustment.
W. RICHARDSON
Indianapolis, Jan. %, lss2--d4i
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
SPANN 81 LOVE,
Real Estate Ag ents,

INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA
HyOR TRADF.-we have several q improved
Il and unimproved Lands In Decatur and Ripley coun-
iIes Indiana for exchange for city property Also,
vel Improved and productive Sullivan county
trade Aso Us under fence. with fran. HOUSE.
&c. 3. miles from Kent, Newton county, Ind.
FoR SALE.-Seversl good improved farms IN Marion
county, Indiana.
Also choice building lots IN the North part Of the
Cy. Al Vety low prces Among them the beautiful lots
- J. ". lAndes. corner 81 PennSvlvans aud Vermont
streets
FoR RENr.-Severai good rooms fronting On wash
ingea in eccd third fourth storf-s IN good
bulding~. and in gus-i - atous.
SEM II these roasns ara IN the Hske Baiding-rcnts
very tow fbs fourth story point very well cal
enisted for ans light manufacturing business
Apply to SfANS LOVE-.
Real Estate Agents
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NOTICE.
TTnitea states OF America, District OF

wHnxks. libel % information has been filed In the
District Court II The United Stsies within and for The
seventh Cfrcnt Of Indiana the 18th day
January 1sG7, ny John Hanna. Esq-, Attorney OF The
United States r said District Of Indiana, against three
boxes u machinery and piece 81 casting, SEIZED At
Ieffer-onsIIle. Indiana, for violation Of the laws
UBed States the said goods and merchandise be-
ing eonirabaDd u war; and praying process against said
goods and that the may be condemned and sold
articles confraband q
Now therefore, pursuance u the monition under the
seal Of said Court directed and delivered do here
By give public notice all persons claiming said goods
any part thereof In any Interested therein
that they be and appear before the said the District Court
the United states be ncld the city Of Indianapo
District Of Indiana, the III Tuesday Of
February next 20 O'clock u the forenoon Of that day.
then ard there nferpose their Claims and make their
allegations ina that behalf
Attest DAVID G. ROSE, U. 5. Marshal.
Per ]. s. BIGEL0w. Deputy.
JoHx n. RIA, Clerk. jan23-di5d
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r e MOvAE.
FURS! FURS /!

e. LADIES' FURS FOR SALE AT
COSTA do intend keeping them for sAle IN
IN future They viii De sold al New York cost 10 close
lot. consisting LADIES' Misses Childrens Purs
No. - Hast washi-~tob street j. X SHARPE
dec9-d4W
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THuCT or INDIANA, S.
NHEHEAs libel Of information has been He'd In the
District Court Of the United States within and for the
Seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana, the 9th day Of
October 1851 by John Hanna ESQ, Attorney for the Uni
ted States Of America against "a Of boots and
shoes seized AT Evansville for violation Of the laws Of
the United States the said goods and merchandise being
c0ntraband Ofwar and praying against said goods
and that the mhy be condemned and sold articles
contraband Of
Now therefore, IN pursuance Of the moniton under the
seal Of said Court directed and delivered do here
by give public notice TO all persons claiming said goods
any part thereof, any interested therein,
that they be and appear before the said the District Court
Of the United States be held the city Of indanapo
liz in and for the District Of Indiana, the 81 Monday
next 10 o'clock Of the forenoon Of that
day then and there nterp0se their claims and make
their allegations In that behalf
ID. e. ROSE. L. =. Marshal,
Per J. $. BIGEtOw, Deputy.
JOHS H. RIA, Clerk.
Dated November l. 1861. nOv2-dl4t
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BY the fthese Pills the periodic Of Esrposs
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commencement Of attack immediate relief from pain
aud sickness viii be obtained.
sThcy fail removing Nausea and Headache
to which females subject
They gently upon the bowels-rcmovns costivenes
For Literary Men, Students Delicate Females and an
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The CEPHALEC PILLS the result Of long invessiga
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and relieved vast amount Of pain and suffering from
Headache, whether originating in the system
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They are entirely vegetable their composition and
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ing any change Of diet and the absence Of any disagreed
BIZ taste renders easy administer children.
BEWARE or C0UNTERFETTsi
The genuine have five signatures Of Henry C. spadine
on each box
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers Medicines.
box win be by mail prepaid receipt Of the
PRICE, 25 CENTS.
All orders should be addressed to
HENRY C. sPALDING,
as Ceder Street New York.
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL

"AS WON FOR ITSELF SUCH RENOwN FOR THE
cure of every variety of Throat and Lung Com
plant that entirely unnecessary for recount
the evidence Of its virtues wherever has been employed
As has long been in constant throughout this section
need do than the people its qualyis
kept the best it has been, and that IL be
relied to do for their relief all il has been found
to do
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UNITED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY,

OFFICE On THE CORNER OF WASHINGTON AND
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messengers.
Notes. Bills and Drafts will be promptly collected and
ready returns made. J. BUTTERiIELD. Agent.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-05-08

(the 9th of May) may be inconveniently
early, but the emergency is great. The
poison being infused into our politics by the
influences named, is working disastrously,
and nothing but prompt aud vigorous action
on the part Of the people can arrest it. The
basis of representation suggested is the same
as that in the House of Representatives,
which will secure thorough representation of
the people We hope the residents of every
District will take immediate steps to secure
representation by appointing their best and
most reliable men as Delegates. The con-
vention should be firm and decided in its
representations to the Government, and its
demand for rcdress-yet temperate and
manly. Undue bitterness and fanaticism
would there be as much out of place as OBJ
sequious conservatism. What the Govern
ment and the country should know is the
real condition and tendency of things here,
and we have faith that the simple knowledge
of facts would be sufficient to produce an
entire change of the present regime.-To-
peka Record.
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sSos: sSosh the "'''s'''--"''' WHISKY Indians
CouNc1L GROVE, May 4.
EDITORS US1oN Rock Greek, in the
edge of Lyon county, has 0een scene of
violence and bloodshed for the last two
weeks. Some four or FIVE miles below the
crossing of the Santa Fee road, large
party of men are at work building houses
for the Indians under Messrs. Watts and
Kilworth, contractors. A German and an
I1ishman, whose names / have not learned,
in their employ, had several alterations,
and fought at two different times, and in
the last fight the German was so badly hurt
as to be unable to work. About ten days
ago, and soon after the last fight, the Ger
man was missing. Suspicion of foul deal
ing was entertained, and search made
which proved unsuccessful until last
Wednesday or Thursday. when the body
was found in the creek. The Irishmau
staid around until the day before the body
was found, when he left. After the body
was found, the Deputy Sheriff of Lyon
county went in pursuit Of the murderer.
He was taken iu the vicinity Of Whining
ton, and brought back. A large party
started out to meet the Sheriff, with the
intention of taking the prisoner from him
and administering summary justice but
they missed the Sheriff, and did not come
up with him until he had got back to Rock
Creek, where they took the prisoner by
force from the Sheriff, and swung him up
to the limb of tree, when the limb broke
and let the unfortunate man down, and he
then confessed to the crime. By the per-
suasions of the Sheriff and others he was
then taken to Emporia for examination, and
is now committed to the Jail at Lawrence.
On last Saturday evening a party Of
Indians were at the house of Mr.. French,
which is on Rock Greek, at the crossing of
the Santa Fee road, drinking whisky as is
supposed, when two squaws had some diff
Guilty With Mr.. French in the house, and
one of the Indians on the outside attempt
ed to enter the room, for what purpose is
not known; whether to stop the squaws or
assist them against French. AS he was
coming in, French shot him dead, and then
made good his escape. The Indians then
broke open the house, and shot French's
Doy through the thigh, which although not
a dangerous wound is severe one, then
broke out the windows, drank and spilled
his whisky, aud destroyed everything in
his house. A party of Mexicans who were
camped on Bluff Greek, hearing the fuss,
came over to assist in protecting tho prop
erty. The Indians had all gone except two,
one of whom they caught, tied his hands,
took him little ways from the house and
shot him. His body was lying there at
noon to-day. The FIRST Indian killed was
buried BY the tribe to-day with great dem
oustrations of grief. Il. Is. l..
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POINTS OF Meredith p. Gentry
told Parson Brownlow that be only accepted
seat in the rebel Congress to show that he
was not afraid of Mcclellan capturing Rich
mond. 1t was a point of honor with him.
eyes, Gentry" replied Brownlow, and
there is another point of honor, which you
have failed to mention. Buell. and his army
are at Nashville, and are therefore neare,
to Bedford county than General Nice C;elI.p
is to Richmond. You are like pi.mire on
a chunk fred at each end; you haze a poin,
of honor on either side of you" Gentry
acknowledged the corn.
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@ b E II n i o n i.
IMPORTANT FROM NEW MEXICO,

IMPORTANT FROM NEW MEXICO.
BY private letter just received from the
Post Master at Council Grove, we have the
following reliable news from New Mexico.
The Santa Fe mail has just arrived. The
Texans have left Santa Fe and were below
Albuquerque, closely pursued BY portion
of Canby's command.
Quite number of trains are arriving from
New Mexico and report the Indians quiet
on the route.
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pER1LoUs AR1AL VOYAGE OVER YORKTOWN.

PERILoUs ERIAL VOYAGE OVER YORKTOWN
The exciting event of the day 1l,h ult.,
has been balon reconnaissance by General
Fitz John Porter, on scale Of rather larg-
er magnitude than was Intended. At
o'clock in the morning General Porter took
his place in Prof. loves Balloon. He sup.
posed the usual number Of ropes were attach
ed to it, whereas there was only one, and
place in this, as was afterwards asccrtained,
had been burned BY yitrio!, used in gener-
ating gas. Taking bis seat in the car, m.
accompanied By any one, the rope was let
out to nearly its full leus,h-the length is
about niue hundred yards-whcn suddenly
| snap went the cord and up went the balloon.
This gas an unexpected part Of the pro-
gramme.
Quickly squad of cavalry, led by Cap
tain Locke, Lieutenant McQuade, of the
Generals staff, plunge spurs into their horses
and dash away in the direction Of the
descending balloon. The rest Of the story
is as have received it from the Generals
own lips While the rope was being play
ed out he adjusted his glass in realine Is for
his proposed view Of the enemy's territory.
| A sudden bound of the balloon told him the
rope had given way. He saw the wind had
taken him over the line of the rebel entrcnch.
ments. Having no wish to drop in among
them, he left the wave to take care Of itself,
and proceeded to take advantage of his DO
sition to note the aspect Of rebel objects be-
low. Crowds Of soldiers rushed from the
woods, and be heard their shouts distinctly.
Luckily he was above the reach of their
bullets, so he vas not afraid on this score.
Ihe map Of the country was distinctly dis
cernable. He saw Yorktown and its works
York river and its windings, and Norfolk
and its smoking ch;mneys.
| a counter current Of air struck the balloon
ana Its course was reversed. It's retreat
from over rebeldom was rapid. lie opened
the valve, the gas escaped and down he
came. He could not say how fast be came
dow1, bit it was with rapidity be would
not care to have repeated. The car struck
! the top of a shelter tent, under which, luck
l!y, no one happened to be at the time
knocking the tent into pi, and left him en-
veloped in mass Of collapsed oil silk. He
crawled out and found himself in the mid
die of q camp, not one hundred rods from
Gen. McCiellms headquazters.-M y
Herald.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-05-08

UNION MEN AT THE SoUrH.-Generals
Hunter and Burnside have solved the prob.
lem Of the existence & strong Union
sentiment in the Cazolinas. To construct
works for the defense of our army, there
come TO the national lines large numbers Of
men whose aid is not only invaluable bu,
indispensable. These loyalists, It il obsery.
ed, are uniformly OF African origin, 4 cir
eumstance that greatly enhances tie value
OF their serviees.-M r. Tines
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s@ o. B. Gum, Esq, has, we under
stand, resigned his position in the army,
and been engaged as Chief Engineer on the
Leavnworth, Pawnee and Western Rail-
road. The State Journal says he was to
commence his work on the 1st, and that
grading on the road will begin in June
We may reasonably anticipate railroad con-
nection with Lawrence within year
Times. .---
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-05-08

~ Lieut.. Hoyt is now allowed the lin
its Of Kansas, the only restriction being
that he must not 60 within forty miles of his
regiment. Col. Jennison's limits are ex-
tended; he is allowed to go at large and to
report BY letter. He is now on his way IL
Washington C0nservatire.
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CORRESPONDENCE REGARDING WESTERN
| KANSAS.

JUNCTION Cry, May 5.
Hon. S. D. HoUsroN, Receiver of the
Land Office,
Dear Sir II am almost daily in
receipt of letters addressed to TIE Post
master Of this place, making inquiries con-
cerniDg this part of Kansas, the amount of
land yet open to pre-emption and private
entry, its location as regards timber, stone,
coal, water, &C., &c.
The same questions are also asked by the
volunteer troops now encamped in this
vicinity, numbers of whom contemplate
settling in Kansas at the close of the war
That and others may be able to answer
these questions in.elligentIy, and that all
who feel an interest in Western Kansas may
have correct information as regards the ad-
vantages offered by this part Of the State
to emigrants, desire you to furnish for
publication in the Union q letter giving
such information on the subject as the plats
Of your office and your long residence in
this vicinity will enable you to do.
Very Respectfully, S. NJ. SrR1cKLER.
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ra- The dying words Of Ben. McCulloch
are said to have been, "Oh, He'll! % Well,
if he Old He'll, he has gone to pay the
debt SOD, Ii12er.
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~ In accordance with Halleck,s -eco,,.
mendation, Gen. Sherman was nominated A.
Major General.
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~ The Kansas Fifth, Col. Clayton, is
ordered from Springfield, No., to Fort Scott
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FROM COUNCIL GROVE.

Drunken A6iay-Horrble Murder--At.enpt to
Lynch the Murderey--More Whisky--Two Indians
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Receiver ofMe United States Land Office
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portion Of this tract Of land By filing his
declaratory notice of his intention to pre-
empt, and can have one year from the date
of his filing in which to pay for his land.
Or he can locate Land Warrants on any
portion of the lands thus spoken of at
once.
West of ihe 9th principal meridian,
which is line. running north and south,
about thirty miles ives. of this place, the
land is all open for settlement6 by pre-en,ption.
A single or married man, the head of a
family, or widow, can locate in any por-
ton of this tract, and BY filing their
dcclaratory notice of their intention to
pre-empt within three months from the
time of the settlement, they can have to the
sale to prove and pay for their land. Or
they can pre-empt as soou as they have suf-
cient improvements.
| More than nineteen-twentieths of the
lands in Western Kansas belong to the
General Government. With the exception
of few townships on the Kansas below
Fort Riley, and on the Smoky Hill between
Riley aud the mouth of the Solomon,
almost the entire country is still untaken.
True, portion of the land on the Repub-
licau for fifteen miles up, and few Of the
streams near this locality, have been quite
we'll settled and most of the good bottom
lands taken, but there is still good land on
the streams not taken, and large amour:
of excellent upland prairie. At this local
| ity, the Blue, the Republican, the Smoky
Hill and Solomon, and numerous creeks,
unite and seem to press the bluffs close on
the stream, and cause the country to appear
shut up and precipitous. But this chazao-
teristic appearance is lost IS soon as you
begin to ascend the streams. The bottoms,
here quite marrow, open out into vast tracts
Of most beautiful laad. The hills, here
numerous and high, grow less and are soon
lost in the gentle undulating plain. The
bottom land cannot be cxcelled, while the
upland prairie is quite as good As prairie
lands generally are. The stone Is abund.