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THE AMERICAN EXPRESS CO.
CapitaI 81 .00O. .O00,
Forward daily from Terre Haste
by fast Passenger Trains.

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by fast Passenger Trains
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the EsstarH states sf- cHnaaas.
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fity ani ssfsty ~ si nsoneys foTw rir' fys1- -
pfers.
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ron 1TiE SPEEDY CURE Oh
Iniermiiient Feser. OF Fever ami Agae. -Iemiil-
fsFcyer. chm f,vcr, nafoh Agus. Periodical Head.
sclie o. H,hoas Headache. aid bilious fe-
scgs, lnGeod for the whole eiasscf dis-
eascs og gnating in hillary deranFe-
nirBi. osancd ey the hslauaof
kafmaiic CopuirCs.
We are enabled here % err the co'nmunity
remedy lich, whiie a eares tae ssove cvusplAius
with certainty, is stii perfectly harmless ia ary
quantity. such remedy n iuvaios he N ti-iriCs
whsrs the,e .iietl.g clsoIaes, grsssi Tbs ''o9re
the e,Nieu. and prevent. the efvl0Imefi oi n
dsaAsc If taken oh the Afst approach ~ iis pfcmnn
tory symptoms ne net cnl, the bcs resnody
ths ,Aeapesi ne large quantity We sunply Cor a
ioih1 hrmgs itwithin The rcstsi ~ eserybisy. aud
n s.i,ons a,.iris,,, re, W., ~n'rs l,.s "as i'.
eafs aui prutelen. A sfsat sslsrlorts q 90.
remedy over any ether discovered 90 tho siss
dy AMI cnftaih 81 lutern ittents I. thsa u
tdas no ouinipe er pipersl, eonseeu = prodn-
upon Tie constitution. Ihs~e cured ~ Il are len
healthy a. if they bad never had tho diseasa.
Power aai Aeue q nsA slcno fhe rsrueuua % tir
rnssastio poi-ou. great variety of dssaeIu arI.s
nom ita Irritation, among which are
Nearsiria. RhsumAfisn 0oui. lzsaasehA. Iliadn,.-.
Tpothachc, Larachsl tsfaffah, AsihpiAs fapi
tafiou, Ieirfnl Arefion cf ne Epiren, fys
tsrios.kaiD IA ths bowcls Cole. fsnssss
AID Dcrangoueui oi tbs hiemasA,
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the Ia tegtuiltsnt tspe. tex pcriodiaAl IT, -
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sequfufy thefn Al afkc. " ts M frNaiDaiif
prsaesiion . ifamlErantH ane peTrons trsaeiinF 90
temporarily residing in tht maintIout tistfist.
taken occasionally daily While cap ed % the n
fcftuu. that wIH d. ekffsfsd ffea tr s,sirni. oUd
cannot sccrfuriafe IN sufiicient quantity - ffst
iuto dlssase. Honce a i even nere sslusbie o'
protection thau cure. and g. ~ VII eNff sun.f from
intermiftfuts n they afafl thtiasfives efshs o..
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.


IN -ciIoof torsf. ForHTs sFHrfs.
RFy. ] RRoWy. PAsIo..
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-05-17
co>r,9BRcn aBorEls1uo.

A circular has been addressed by the
Govsrnlnsns. through the State Depart.
meat, 10 the foreign Ministers, informing
them that collector has been appointed
by the President for New Orleans, end
eha, the necessary preparations are beins
asade to modify tho blockade, SO far - 3
permit limited Shipments to be made =
and from that and one or more other porn
which are new closed BY blockade, ae
times snd upon cenditious which will b
made known by proclamation.
Another circular states the mails are
GOV allowed to psss to and from New Or.
leans, and other places which, having here
tofors been seized BY insurgent forces,
have since bsea recovered, and are now ec.
eupied by the land and naval forces Of the
United States. A military surveillance is
maintained over these mails to such Al ex.
sant. and until such time - required BY
che public safety.
Thus is our army marching through
rebsldonD and re-opening ia its track the
old channels. Of trade and commerce.
They put down treason with strong hand
and - natural result the business inter.
ests Of the country revive. The Mississ-
ippi opened, forming with the Missouri
the grea. artery through which pours the
wealth Of . growing and mighty empire,
the commerce Of the West will ps. on IN
increased vigor and volume, reviving the
aagking inierests Of all.
But what Will the chivalry say to again
being associated with these horrible
Taskees." What will those gallant
peopls"-as the mayor of New Orleans
termed them when surrendering the city
ga people sensitive to all that can affect
their dignity and self-respect." say to sec
ing Union steamboats, plying the river,
and the yankees again right in their midst !
Hsre'll be chance for them 10 Zee to their
mountain Businesses" Of which they have
been talking sbou. for 30 long . time
But =. suspect they will conclude to sub.
nit to the coercion" and soon engage 10
civil pursuits, blessing the day when the
q yankees' delivered them from the thrall
Of treason. Long live the Yanksr'
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-05-17
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hhsses sains. bss para Nst1slk 6ss
svseaasea b De rsIsl 3srsss v,des 0>,.
Hassr asA ssrrenaersa by .'As nsyot,
lsmb, to Gen. Wesl % - -.
Gen. Visl vss ,innsli uipae1
governor By Wssl. Pern.su y 2
Navy Yard are also esrs.
The Msrrinas vas hlsvs - ~ =
rebsls nsar Fortress Nesres u ,hs ~.
The Meoissr and Neusn,uca NJ Started
% IN sxped'siee. prsbs6ly sp he J.rs.
river. Trr rsrcp ,rFg-r,
Gen. MeClsllaas ls.l-sssrsass vsi.
within "a miles q RieApes1. h "a.
thought the rebels sssie nakss .sassa ..
the head waters ef tks CAislsisni,y
river Is miles from RieAnsnd. Il i STA
ted that the President, Ne w.s at viii
loughbys Point, ssperiaNeding alhirs IN
person, had received dispa,chs ft~n No.
ClelI.n stating that our gsnSsat Ealsss
had not only captured the Yorktown and
Jsmessown but put crews aboard and ras
them up within shelling distance Of the
river defences of Richmond.
Halleek's force, 16s. 900 stross and in.
crsasing. vas e1pecsinga SIGHT nsa, Coz,
NTH inmsdiasely.
4 naval engagement had come q o.
the Mississippi near Fl. Pillow Or wiisb.
in which two Of our gunboats ioseht eighs
iron.eIad boats Of the rebels. Tho 6sha
lasted an hour. and resulted in the bls1e
ing up Of two Of the euemys ana the sisbo
ing Of another, when the oshe, Ave skes0
daddled. One Of our Captains was seriS
ously wounded, and one best isjureS
slightly.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-05-17

a late No. Denocsat says: "A gentle
mas we'll ksowa is this city, in wnom We
have eeoadsncs, but whose name We are re-
qusstsd not to publish, has arrived from
r'ts'barg Landing with q specimen Of
me ee'd dsst, sakes By him from the bot.
% O rasme in the vicinity of the
osss's' 'grossd q Shiloh. The article has
been carefully tested. and found 10 exhibit
IN exfrsmsly fDs quality Of gold"
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-05-17

The Kansas Second, with stopped .
short time near Lawrence when on their
way to Fort Riley, are highly compliment.
ed for good department and nestness BY
the Lawrence State Journsl. 1t says they
"are as noble band of warriors as our
State has sent to battle" The Big Blue
has goodly number of boys in this reg
iment. and We are glad to see them merit.
ing such favorable notice.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-05-17

DR.. Evans, Of Chicago. the newly ap-
pointed Governor Of Colorado Territory,
passed. through here las Sunday. He
Was seesmpanied By several friends snd
o6cials. Lieut. Todd, Who had been stop
ping With biz family and in town for =
few days. took passage in the same coach
u join bis company Capt. WiIlisms' in
Eighth Kansas-now Stationed st Fort
Kearney.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-05-17

We were shocked ss seeing the follow.
ing perpetrated BY Sol Miller Of the
White Cloud Chief:
Since the great victory devn, at Pea
Ridge, in Arkansas, the locality is simply
called Ridge. Curtis whipped the Pea
out of them.
Another equally as bad:
A Tennessee woman, writing threat
ening letter to Andy Johnson aud the
Union troop. who now hold that State,
says the Invaders will " find a Corday in
many Southern woman" Wonder if
she don I mean Cv,dee?
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-05-17

We never use such slang Is we 6nd the
gentleman has.-Atekisss U.ien.
No. indeedl Pos are perfect saint, -
ysur 'ruth-teller weekly ,estifes. We
yield al the claim ve ever had 70 the vir.
tues to the refined and scholarly editor,
and think ven adopt the sage advice Civ.
en- By him. - he says "is shall not Cos. ~
astkins"!
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-05-17

A dispatch says: Mr.. Pomeroy has in
troduced bill in the Senate for organic.
ing Territory by the name OF Launiwa,
embracing the entire region lying between
Kansas and Texas, west Of Arkansas and
east Of Colorado, Texas, and New Mexi.
CO. This district has hitherto borne the
appell.sien Of the Indian Territory, and
Mr.. Pomersy has simply translated it into
Shawnee. The boundaries recised in the
bill are the same ~ those of the Indian
Territory.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-05-17

A CONrRABAHD In MAxAcLEs.-A fu-
gitive slave with fetters upon his legs,
yesterday made his way into this city, and
was safely conducted to the depo, for con-
trabands. His master had chained hin to
keep him from running away-he broke
the chain and escaped with the manacles
upon bic limbs-was pursued by his mas
ter, but again escaped from him, and we
presume he 10 now safe from the fienIs who
nunt him. Washington Republican, 9Th.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-05-17

Jacob Thonpssa, ssmesipss called
Jake Thonpsoa. Ii. Bschaoss's Secrets
~ II The Iassris. and appropriator Of
sandry Isdiaa trua faAda scted on the
sssf e Gen. Dssssgard, at shs battle IT
Shiloh.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-05-17

Ou nsv bnsadisr General, Blunt, is
r'shs asdssispoksa On kidnapping. He
.ssfhsrisss all he olkcsrs under him to be
essEensly visilant in Ssrreting out and
bringing o jsssics thess engaged, q sus-
pected q lhe aeessisus crime.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-05-17
Marysvtiie. Asy ~. lsss.


Al this of6ee, good faithful boy from IA 70 l6
yesrs Of age ss On apprentice to the printing
busizsss. An spt snd indust rious boy willre-
esiys good inducements.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-05-17
CHARGE BAYONErSi

Down in storm clouds, shame aad sosfsy.
Sinks the sun Of rresson's Day,
And for US glorious Morrow
Der the Union sheds its ray.
Hark, our sturdy Stanton calling
at has dswned; il shall nos ses.
Steel to steel their souls apalhne,
Charge them with the bayepssr'
Waite no powder as distance;
Man to man the contest bs.
Tyrant's tools make posr resistaacs
To the onset Of the Free.
Yet they beasted-Oh how loudly
TIL On Roanoke's isle We met
Now, whose dag floats there % pyovt3vsz
Whose the conquerihg baysnst?
etalwsrt Northmen-labor made yen =
Not for " "mud-s;lls' Of the south,
Not to serve them which betrayed yess
With the dust upon year mouth;
But grasp the arna Of glory,
And with hearts on honor set
To re-write your nations story
With the Freemsn's bayohet.
In the Gag by treason riven,
God is setting back each star
Snatched . single night 10 hesvsA
As the meteors sf our var.
They have lead ~, they shall lssa "
Conqueriag and - conquer yst
Hhereeoe'er fair freedom need ss
With the Union bsyonst.
Be our sosls. then. high upliftsd
To the God who blessss Right; .
His, our strength, sad with thst gifseab
Death is triumph-wsakness niEAs
He hath borne our banner fer U.s.;
On eur foes His curse 10 Set.
Seals He still our ssns vieterious--
Charge tAsuA With The bsysastI,
Prom the West imperial svsspips,.
Closing from tie stsrny go,
Drive then for glorious reapias
By the vsr-sevths Of the Free.
Hsughty Richmond looms defiance =.
Last Of al their strosghelds; LEG
Northern F-eenen-0od's AilianesI-e
Win rRAr With the bsyonsti
- ". CSne,
Col. csn'g elst hset y. is
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-05-17

Ba1cADIE. GEsttALs.-Tss d4'ess
count shows that there are pev sss hsnd-
red and sixty y-eigh, brigsdies sssessls, asd
tina, tvepty-six in addition await Ssneteri-
IL se,ien. Congress it II said viii esssid'
er bill limiting the number b TIVE Ashe0
red or therssbouts.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-05-17

Whist formed The principal r'es,ps q
he port Of Norfolk ssthis dav ssek
weol and viel (vs.l.) Wholesome s'e's
l.tors Of the Rsbel stonssh.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-05-17

The notorious David B. AtehisoD. the
Missouri senator whs figured - largely u
the early Ksnsas troubles, = feportsS by
one Of his escaped eestrsbssds 's s'''ss
private in Price's army.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-05-17

Suielv. thai mas may b snvSeS we er
ct pork ehsps sss supsss. ssd ''s's u'eh-
est . gsuuG
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-05-17

The St. Joseph New 1rs ef the lAh
has the following:
1t is announced by . coupls Il legal
Kentuckians juss arrived from New Or
leans, that the whole rosss uIths river .
one grand bonfire The Sscssh ere every.
where destroying their Cotton. - - 70
prevent il from falling ints The hands si
the invading "Ysnks." This i . big
,hingl I, shows their nsrvel We glory
in IL. May the conAagration extend until
j. gathers within It's embrace the whole
bogus Confedsrscy. Should the flames
consume the whole traitor horde, it is only
fore,aste OF what they will get in the in
fernal rsgions-their fsture home. &c
in, Seceshers-we like your stylei
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-05-17

when should the rebels ssxs Improves
shs time in getting ,heis Asns'"$ . "sss
Norsslk's Lanb vss Des1s&
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-05-17

MAs sses.-Ia . shbbiae and Asss.
ing aliay whisA ssessrsass The Big saadv
sage ssasies. Any IiIa v,ss Of hsr., l.s.
Sunday the llth, Jim Bsaslsy vas shs,
dead BY Alt Asusr. The aAair con.
meaced in sort Of seums for sport, and
continued until some rough sreasnss, aud
angry words were exchsnged. when Beat
ley drew cut his jaek-ksifs and stabbed
the othef three times aud swors that he
would i.ye bis (Motter's) life. Mo.,sr
then Pfcetsed . gun and watched for an
oppertunisyste zee Bea.ley who came in
sight sooa1hen Meter fred, killing hi.
almost ins.antly.x. Meter then gave him
self up to the - horises. Beatley was
known here as s3en Of fierce passions.
And Mo,ser. though usually govsrsable,
is represented as possessing . violen.
temper when fully aroused:
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-05-17

We are informed Of . cowardly attempt .:
kidnapping BY party Of bcrderrufian
secessienis,s on the Military Road, some
is miles out from Leavenwcrth, in Atchi.
son county, the circumstances Of which
are about these: A parry Of Pike. Peak.
ers, consisting Of some two or three white
men and one negro employed as a driver,
arrived at the farm of one Hays-known
as "oid Hays" and IN old border. rufian
Of considerable notoriety, soo-Friday
night the 9th inst. and stopped for the night.
After supper and feeding and having OBJ
tanned permission to occupy Hays stable
lofi the men retired. A few hours after
or late in the night, they were awakened by
three or four other men coming on to the
loft armed with guns. who said that they
were Obliged to watch the stable nights to
guard against jayhawkers. While thus
covering up thei. objects they approached
the negro and surrounded him, aud one Of
the rudians called out "your the man We
want, Cd d-n come here But the
negro stoutly refused, when the rufian
with another cath, told him he was dead
man, and discharged his gun almost in
stantly at the negro. None Of the Pixies
Peak party being prepared to defend them.
selves they scattered hastily leaving The
hounds in pursuit Of their supposed prise.
Daylight came and the negro or rufiians
were nowhere to be seen, and the owner of
the wagons suppcsing be had lost his team
ster, was about returning to Leavenworth
to obtain another, when out crawled the
aegrs from tho horse manger, where, dur
ing the excitement Of the running and
firing, be had secre,ed himself by good
covering of hay. He was covered with
blood, having received weand in h;s
shoulder and being obliged to remais -.
creted in tia, condition until dayligh, drove
the demons from their diabolieal work =
Three Of the ruikans engaged, it is said 70
be were MO young Bays end one By the
name Of Dunbar. We hope Blsns's or.
der will b carried cut and these fellows BE-
nsde 10 k.S.
Frem tAis experisnss ve presume that
he neess iejss - ar - svsr from ap-
Presiatiag ~ blsssiaes u The" "pstsiarch-
M iaa'issisA" He passsd here Tuesday
sad b aill srsveling vessward. Aol
Edwasl Sslsnaa i he ssw Gsssrsor
Of Wisesssis.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-05-17

The rumor which recently sbtained cir
calation TO the effect that the members of
Cengress from the border States contem.
plated vacating their seats on account Of
the radical measures advocated by tho
free State members On con6scation and
emancipation, y Aally denied by Wash.
ing,o1 and other authority. The idea has
not been entertained. The Democratic
papers grsbtsfaf this dispa,eh with the
crsiiest avi1iay and paraded it Is an ssi-
dencey Of the tsrfibis work ef abslitisn-
ism! whereas, If It had been trss, it wsuld
have only proved that sscsssienisn, svsr
fruitful. ia expedisas. Was attempting >
pew outlet Tor trsassn and is co-vortess.
e.
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80 J0sr TIE DIFPKRENCR Richmond
correspondent Of the Charleston Mercury
Wrote 10 the middle of March: At last
accounts jackson was falling back to Mt
Jackson, fsrty miles from Winchester
The YANKEES in the Kanawhs Valley are
building plank roads as fast as the enemy
penetrates the country. Timber is plenty.
and the Yankees fetch along plenty Of
portable saw.mils. Meantime our own
roads sre nearly impossible" :.
That is typical Of the result Of the var.
The civilization of intelligence, skill, and
steam saw. mills is conquering that Of
slo.h, ignersoce, aud decay. Fifty years
hence, when Virgins is taking the place
which belongs to . region 50 peculiarly IA
vered BY climate, soil, natural irrigation,
and variety Of surface, aud the. free
States look delighted upon their sister and
rival, tie sons and grandsons Of Jackson's
soldier will look back to this year vi.h in.
g :esedalitys and oenfsss, What jackson and
5 his troops deny, that Washington, Jeffer-
son. Madison, a.d George Mason we're
wiser men and better virginians than
James n. Massn, Joha Letcher
!. Roger Pryor. and Henry A. Wise.
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Ea~ssa Sslsneais i he .sw Gsssrse
Of Wisesssss.