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The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-06-19
WOOD & MACKEY,
BLACK AND WHITE SMITHa

junction City, Kansas.
HAVING CARRIED on THE BUSINESS
III for several years in BOSTON. and having
had many years. experience in Carriage man
ufacturies and shseing shops and also a large
experience on breaking plows would announce
to the surrounding country that he is now
fully prepared to do all kinds Of work, such as
HORSE.SHOE1NG, IRONING WAGONS
BUGGIES AND SIIAlS. FORGING
OF MACHINERY, EITHER
BY DRAUGHr OR PAT.
TERN, FOR CORN.
FIGURING, OR SAW-MILLS,
on the shortest possible notice.
All work warranted, and done on the most
reasonable terms. Produce taken as payment.
Gunsmithing.
In view Of the uncertainty of horse.hesh,
and also of the fact that Injuns aud Seces-
sionis:s abound in our midst, it would be
useless for ne to urge upon the settlers the
importance of having their old shotgun and
muskets, Sc, made "bran new therefore
announce that particular attention will be paid
to the repairing of all manner of FIREARMS.
LOCKS of all kinds repaired, and Keys
fitted.
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SHERIFFS SALE.
State psss c Ha1s. w. w 5s1a f "a hss
ror1 ,pI Rohort W;lsor

State of Kansas, g William Patterson
Davis County. VS.. John W. Axe
royd and Robert Wilson.
by virtue of an crder of sale issued BY the
Clerk Of the Third District Court sitting in
Davis county, State of Kansas, in favor of
William Patterson, and against John W. Axe
royd and Robert Wilson, will, on Saturday.
the 2lst day OF June, 1862, between the hours
of ten O'clock n. m. and four p M. in front OF
the court house door, in Junction City. Davis
county, Eansas, offer for sale at public auction
all the right, title, and interest Of the said John
w. Akeroyd and Robert Wilson in and to the
following described property, to- wit: One black
walnut house, used as a bar-roonl, situate upon
the east end of lot eight in block 81 in juno
ton City, Kansas, and at said house, situated
as aforesaid upon lot s in block 81 in the CITY
OF junction and State Of Kansas, one bar coun.
ter, one soda fountain and fixtures. 10 ocean
tiers, glass jar, one looking glass, one lot of
bottles chessboard and men, one SOUP tureen.
one tumbler stand, one demijohn, one ice
breaker, l table, l lot Of barrels and kegs
one-half dozen chairs, one pair of scales, and
weights, sugar bowl. coffee urn. l lamp and
chimney, two oil lamps, ! stew pan and stand,
plates, one b>r-room stove and pipe, ono
heating stove. lot Of window glass, one lamp
and chimney l mattrass, one billiard table and
balls, a lot of wall paper, and one trunk said
property will be sold to the highest bidder for
cash in hand to satisfy said order of sale
IL. T. GERRY. Sheriff.
By A. ". CALLEN, Under Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, May 22d, 1862
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SHERIFFS SALE.
State Of Kansas Davis County

State of Kansas, Davis County, ss.
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 2 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 a stone dwelling house thereon 40
10y 90 feet in size, with a stone kitchen attached
thereunto, Is by 10 feet in size. Appraised at
two thousand four hundred and seventy five
dollars; said property will be sold as the prop
erty of Casper Buntley, by virtue of an order of
sale in favor of William Millman and Herman
Esterhouse, issued by the Clerk of the Third Dis
trict 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.
Given under my hand this the 9th day of June
1862 H. T. GERRY, Sheriff.
By A. W. CALLES, Under Sheriff.
n32 ct. Printers Fee, $1,000
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sheriff B Sale.
State Of Kansas,
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County Of Davis.
James Armstrong VS.. Edward P. Burgess.
DY virtue of an order of sale issued out of
A. the Third Judicial District Court, sitting
in and for Davis county, Kansas. wherein
James Armstrong is Plaintiff, and Edward P.
Burgess is defendant, will, on Saturday the
2lst day of June, 1862, between the hours of
ten o'clock, a. m. and four o'clock r. m. of said
day, at the Court House door in the City of
Junction, in said Davis county and State of
Kansas, offer for sale at public auction, al the
right, title, and interest of said Edward p.
Burgess in and to the following real estate,
to wit: the north half of the northeast quar-
ter, and the south half of the south east quar-
ter, and lots four, five six, seven, and ten, in
section number thirty, and lots two and three
in section thirty one, in township twelve, range
five in Davis county, Kansas. and lot NUMBER
eleven in section twenty-five IN township
twelve range four, in said Davis county. Kansas,
and will be sold as the property of Edward p.
Burgess, to the highest bidder for cash in hand
to satisfy said order of sale
II. r. GERRY, Sheriff.
BY A. W. CALLEN, Under Sheriff.
Sheritfs Office, Junction, Kansas, May %.
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

NOTICE is hereby given that the authorship
heretofore existing between William H. Mackey
and Charles A. Wood in the Blacksmith business
in the city of Junction, County of Davis, State
of Kansas, is dissolved by the death of Charles
A. Wood, and by consent of his executor thereto.
All persons indebted to said firm are requested
to come forward and make immediate settlement,
and save costs by so doing The books and
accounts will be found at the shop formerly used
by said firra of Wood e. Mackey. where either Of
the undersigned will be pleased to wait on all
those having acJounts to settle.
WILLIAM H. MACkEY,
And W. OpL1S, Executor under the last will and
testament of Charles A. Wood, deceased.
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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 tor their
consideration, for the laying out of County
Road, commencing at the South corner of
the said County Of Davis, State of Kansas, and
running thence down the valley of Lyons Creek
to Junction City by the way of what is COM
monty known as "Pooler's 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 ODIIN ATTORNEY for Petitioners.
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Notice Of Appraiseinent.
State of Kansas, &C
County of Davis.

VUuHty UI DaVIs: }
S. ~ Bradford and j. ". Bashcre:
You are hereby notified that on Saturday, the
l4th day of June. A. D. 1862. upon the premi-
SEES, at eleven o'clock, A. NJ, will proceed TO
levy upon and appraise the following described
real estate, to-wit: Lots twelve (l2) and thlr"
teen (lS) in section six C6), and lot one in
section seven ~, in township eleven Ql),
range FIVE t5,, east, in Davis county, Kansas.
Said land will be levied on as the property of
]. W. Bashore, by virtue of an execution issued
by the Clerk of the Sd District Court. sitting in
and for said county, in favor of Davies Wilson
and against S. n. Bradford and J. W. Bashore;
at which time and place you can attend if you
think proper. HIT. GERRY, Sheriff,
By A. w. CALLEN, Under Sheriff.
Nav 60 1862, n32- At
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Attachment Notice,

?. z. Taylor, Pl'f, J Before G. r. Gordon,
as. Justice of the Peace,
Jacob Manger, Deft of Davis Co. Kansas.
On the 18th day of March, 1862, said Justice
iesued an order of attachment in the above
action for the sum of twelve dollars and twenty
cents. Trial set for July 9Th, 1862 at o'clock,
PM. T. Il. TAI LUX.
Junction, May "a, 1862 n324t
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A HON r
vrHE PROPRIETOR OF
Abilene,

anticipating a large emigration to Western
Kansas during the present year, and the
location Of the
COUNTY SEAT
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SHERIEFS SALE.

State Of 4 Kansas psa; VIM H H Maetey
BY virtue of an order of sale. issued out of the
Third Judicial District Court, sitting in and
for Davis county, KANSAS wherein William H.
Mackey is plaintiff. and John W. Akeroyd is
defendant. / will, on Saturday the 2lst day OF
June, 1862, between the hours of ten o'clock,
a. m. and four p. m. of said day. al the Court
House door in the city Of Junction in said
Davis county, and State of Kansas, offer for
sale at public auction all the right, title, ami
interest of the said John w. Akeroyd in and TO
the following described real estate, with the
tenements and appurtenances thereon, to wit:
lot seven in block 81, aud lot ten IN block -,
situated in Junction City, Davis county, Kan
sas, and will be sold to the highest bidder for
cash in hand to satisfy said order Of sale.
II. I. GEERY, Sheriff.
By A. ". CALLEN, Under Sheriff.
SAerifrs Office, Junction, Kansas May p.
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G. I Z Y
DRUG STORE,

II. HILL, Proprietor.
WASHINGTON STREET, JUNCTION CITY.
RESPECTFULLY CALLS THE ATTEN.
IL ton of the public to his large and we'll
selected stock of
Drugs and Chemicals,
PAINTS, DYE STUFFS, OILS, PERFUM.
cry, &c. &c.
Having largely increased his stock of late. he
feels confident of satisfying every one who has
anything in his line, as his assortment is not
surpassed west Of the Missouri River. He is
also Agent for, and has large stock of popu-
lag Patent Medicines of the day. A very fine
stock of pure WINES and LIQUORS for med
icinal purposes only.
Dr. Prescriptions carefully prepared, and all
orders promptly attended to.
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Woodbridge 0dlin,
e. COUNSELLOR
AT i a W.

JUNCTION CITY, KANSAS,
INRACTICES IN ALL THE COURTS OF
the State. Taxes paid for NON residents;
titles examined, and locations Of desirable
tracts OF land in Central or Western Kansas
promptly attended to at reasonable rates.
~ Collections made N any Part Of the
State.
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AAC,LANE'S MEDICINES.
Nl For Sale by HALL.
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Tho tone OF the European Press, and 1t repre-
cents that Of the European people, is unmistsk'-
able. II ncc,lcd not TIE dcsTairing avoeal OF the
Rebel Envoy, Rosr, which has so lately beer
published TO feel convinced that now, through
out Europe the cause Of Dixie requires an i'm
mensc amour, q oratorieal bluster to pass de-
cent presentation before the public.
For every victory gained blythe North we may
fcol confident that there, Some palliative wnI lie
found for tho South, on the part Of the LONDON
TINES, Posr & Co. The latest phase # discon-
ten, |. with Gen. BrrLYR, whose arbitrary rule
at New Orleans, forms the suffice, Of extended
rrejpdicisl comment.
We rcgrc, that We cannot regard these com
meats as unioundci, anil that President LiNCoLS
~ continually suffers from tie maladroii acdon
Of his subordlnatos. Blu, We t.,ke consolation
when We reflect uron the very small ground
taken by the cotton party Of England, on which
g. hang their hope for the Southern Conie l~'acy,
and when their expectations for the tcsuscitation
OF tina, republic are basel upon the bitterness
with which General Butler fills their Chief
CITY. we take occasion TO assure them that the
chiyslry of the South have been so surchargci
with gall and woTinwcod towards the Yankees,
for more than year past, that 10 addition ~ !,
l. possible.
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There is general disposition among coal 'e1l-
ers 10 advance the price Of coal, IA ,qLelcr
OF the late 'rcsiie'l In Pennsylvania, but f. ia Hll
W. cnu learn such an advance Ia not ilk.ly g. De
long sustained. In such emergencies tho Il n ~
pc,t Il destructive r,su t. are the WORT anil INST
tei- mend weekly more rapidly than are generally
att 'pated.
The Philadelphia LrpGas wLichis good authority
on tho coal trade, In in issue Of yesterday thus
sums up results in that part ofPsnasy yanis which
has sustained the greatest damage ;--
Tie Sc'uylkil! Canal will bot tI.'er much !utsr-
rupton. Tue trade IN that direction, ~ h,r IS the
NO great carrying Companies are concerned, will
probably beimTrpy,l ri'ier than injured By the
ieesnct, which Ah' mu, more seriously impaired
rivnl carrying Companies.
The Lellgh region Vas sun, rcd n rrcr. dettruc-
ton, though, - We hoped. tie Navigation Com
lwy between s'on aul Mauch Chunk Is less IN.
jured than Il ut supposed, aul II 10 believed may
lie really for business between TIE two points
named, six mI.,i, Rud perhaps u ftr uH Prau
H. Ven, eat u'i's 'Grts.- up, Ia three or four
ks. n q 4 NJ ~ g co,er' tho main potion 81
tie business off. canal. Tho great dam at Haugh
Chunk, winch Wa reported carried away, 10 ,r.
trcly upiu,nred. 4 cost # repairs w.u be con-
siderable, bu, 80 great Is aud source OF sr,t
rcsu Is from tho ini '.ruiti "a - usyis
''hc Dtlawa.r DSI4inu Canal, the Ink connect
ing the Leh', "a Navigation with the ptlGw re yer
1T Dri,tll, We arr reliably informed, la eacsI ID
the flo nlmo', urhyur.d There is lite or no
damage TO thr mechanical structures, tie injury
consisting mp.uly IN Hom' uu.mpprtn. broa he's
and washes Of 4 . hanks Aorr the river, and the
demo-. # SAM aud mud in tie canal. TIE Ii TO
make tho r,ptirs anl open navigation will Ut ox-
coed three weeks. ut ,o.t within slO,nDu.
Tht Beaver Meadow KnilggJ Is lrr tlv dsrahred,
hy tLa carrying away Of crty und imlHltait
bridges, si! by general des'rl, lion OK the ira k
A very large outlay Of money VIII Ice l,luir.d to
put IL In running order, ana from three t. four
months sine. The more southern portion Of tie
road, M To- point of connection with tie Halle
ton road, it is hoycd' may DO sooner in orori;.rn,
AMI 10y working the two In connection, several l5rSe
colicrlos may have outlet, t. market.
The IeAi,,h Valley Railroad, We were informed
yesterday, y an officer of tho Company, could not
he put in oICrat n under three or tour webs
probably not sooner tAsn the canal that runs be-.
side II.
The Morris Caual, which Is In close connection
with the LcAish region, We are Informed from an
oliccr o. ac Company, las escaped direct injury
On Ia, ist OF July, Und until that time there will
lie little, II any Goa TIA .r with the Lri'h region,
il respect 1 thcr' will be ail addition T. he usual
advance IN freight charges that take place Mt q 1t
dst". hut as y,t OF course, nothing has been d.a-
MT d. .X,. uutu
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d,cs while his Secretary wss answering letters
lie is here only in the evening; durng The day ne
occupies the Governors room ct the cslit"l. lie
finds The business of his Office very laborlos. ne
has ovrythng 10 orgarwc. He tells me his room
IA occupied often before lie Ia w in tho morning.
and till after midnight All this gives him bok OF
care. II family. NO. are away from him, being
still KEEP, ss hostages smong the rebels. He looks
,nNious aud careworn. sill lac keeps up . brave
hcart u tells me the people OF Tennessee would
vote n ,msc.vts hack into the Union tomorrow 10y
Gas u ouiand majority lfHs military question ne,t
s0li. Rat all remains IN supense until the Issue
is decided between " sleek and Beaurcgard Eve.
rythius Lsnls on ust 30 long ~ the people az
Tennessee shank the issue doubtful, and know not
but the rebels may he back again in . week. they
DO nd wisli ~ c,rnprumse themselves by taking
side~ With cause that may he defeated. but ltt
great battle lie fought and victory Won, aud
Tsnnosse viii ring from end " eui with shouts Of
.,lndnn2s
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Look ON this Picture, md On Tint.

We have before commented upon tho unnc-
cessary severity Of Gen. BOILER upon matters
Of detail, the correctness Of which comments is
made manifest by the tone of tue Eurap,au
journals when referring to the fulject. We ap-
pend extracts referring to the course pursued by
Gen. BUTLER, and that OF Gov. JoIINsos, of
Tennessee. The Jackson MIssl-,irIAS gives
the following rebel view VI the New Orleans
rule -
''From our tcegralh'e column /, will le soon
shat General Butler Is cutting up suudry L,uts,tl
Gamers IN tbs Cresc c,.' Guy. IL ia ~ .J ~, ~,
people of that deyot c." in the luwerun,t a. N,
OF Humiliation and oppression. We are E,.A q IL
II will ach those southern cities not yet occupied
Nv the yanial Lories Of the North WILT thew Inv,
o. expect when, 10 save their property, tA,y eur
render their manness, dignity and liberties t. s4y,
hands.
60 doubt II, Butler IA doing good service 10 GU
cause. For the sake Of our liberty we hope h
will not tire DO on, brave Batter and drstro
every yestise Of liberty Grad New orleans 4
very powder Rule the city with rod Of iron
etarye the people, OF make them join your plan
dering, thieylng army Give il ~ quarter W
will teach them - surrender II isI terrible ws
you have Of teaching, but It seems some OF on
people will learn in no other. You are BE-. hin
our people some important trah6 Which we A,y
IN these columns striy,n IL vain TO impress ulo
them.
Hereafter let the motto Of the South be- Pols
cities | Perish armies Perish property p,rls
everything But surrender, sEyEa !"
Per contra, Rev. II. NJ. FIELD, one Of I'll
editors Of the EVANGELIST, has just been maxi
Ing visit TO Nashville. lie writes OF GoycrnC
Johnson
"He is the most simple and unostentAtous
men. lie comes into the public dinin., room, an
takes lis meals with the rest, with not an after
dant, not even water especially 70 serve him.
asked . negro where he was, Rs had a letter
him, when LIE told me that tia, was Gov JoHsso,
sitting near me. As he 10 the Lead Of a Mil!tar
Government, he had - be made a General, but /
wears no epaulet, nor any sigu d military ranl
Evidently he avoids show and parade OF powe
Me wishes 10 win the people by mid measures b,
u the glove Of velvet covering the hand Of iror
He u not q man " b triAed with. The rebel p
pors, that kept &.tvs Me sinothered treason, La
been suppressed, AID INSTEAD we have the Nashyi
CHIos ] afterwards ssw him In his rool
u was q very plain apartment, half filled wi
bedsteAd, and he sat a . table In q cOrns
Fssdins dispstshes by the Hsht Of tue %