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The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-16


BULLY FoR (" BAsT1LEs."--The follow
ing is splendid testimonial. Of the healthy
influences of "American bsstilsa" vhieh
We end in tie Leavenvorth Lnqairer. Sab
stitute !" Slavery" for !" Uuioa'' and you
have the tone Of ths paper before the bas-
tile" system Of doctoriog was tried opos
it, editor and publishers: as 'sa y
/" Bus II the cause Of the Union dsusnds
il, better, We say, that the sound II the
mechanics hammer eAosd no more be
heard IL osr land, save in forgiog tie en-.
eises of ~sr; tetter that the far6efs psew
shesld rust = ne furrov better taA* Tie
nesshasts wares should lie upon he sAelves
fsr che vast e purchaser; bstsee that the
lswysr's tsiefb shosld remain IN their desls
untouched aad asresd; better tAst ths
printer's form should remain locked up
lin they beeoue stersotyped by ths sugt Of
aess: 6seser that the vail ofthe widow md
orphan were heard II every hsnIst II tie
l.sd. &han thas tkis ,glorious Union were
dissolved-uhieh may God Sos6d 29o 3
els oae Of cur thioC-it vorks vel;
We Ike II. r- -s-aE - es1s
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-16

~ Gen. Blsnt says, when you hear q
rebel speaking dispsragiugly Of the Gov.
erunent, or rejoicing in the success Of the
CoafederAte arms, knock him down and you
will be protected in doing it. Shawses
street had better 20 into its hole and draw
the hole in after 1t. Sywpsthisers nssss
keep quiet. hersafter; q they viii be sum-
marily eGgea., ~ ~
~ The farmers 10 the vicinity Of Psi-
RE City. Kausss, are engaging extensively
in the grape culture. That Is senible.
There Is no better craps producing country
in the world tbas Kansas, and We believe
that opr fsrwes can engage. in no more
rpo6table business than that Of eraps,r,jsiue
and wiss-nakiDs-RegixS. -
u. Near Hsdsos, q ths junction Of the
Hansibal asd St. Joseph and North Mis-.
soari IailrosA or troops, under Cdoasl
MaNeil ashiessd . splssdil 5vistary over
P0ts9s guerillaG One hundssa ed sues-
ty-eight Of ths rsbels vesskllsd.l Porter,s
original force vas 5000, 1000 Of whom
bare deserted, aud many prisoners.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-16
THE ORDER 10 DRAFT.

The order for a draft Of SOC, 900 men is bav-
ing the desired effect. There 10 but little doubt
that one of the prime objects of the move Was
to stimulate eniistments under the call for vol
unteers just before issued, and this aim has
been most successfully accomplished. This has
been demonstrated to be the fact in our immed-
late vicinity. Captain Stewsrt's company has
some eight or ten ecruits this week, without
any special call being made in this vicinity
We presume that an energetic movement in
recruiting, with the fear Of Graft that is
before the eyes of people, would secure twenty
FIVE more men in this county. and We do moi
know but many more. Aside from the igpo-
miny which many people attach to the idea Of
being drafted, and which vii send many men
into the seryise, their Is pecuniary motive g
induce enlissments; which motive. al vill ad-
nit, is an incentive to many q good action; Q
drafted man gets no bounty, no pay in advance
and but Sll month, while the volunteer gets
sa5 bounty and one month's pay in advance.
These two incentives, peeuniary inducemeni
and IN aversion to drafting, will soon fill up the
quota Of 800, 900 volunteers. Our latest sd-
vices from the East represent but II. 200 lack
ing to Gil the call, and these will b fortheomins
in few days, as the enlistrent fsser Is ssiii
ragirg. - l5ig Ut- -aia9asr ff,'
The rapid filling up Of the vessntssr quota,
however, dees not relieve us lfoD the eject OF
the draft; bat instssd sivo tae less = ehoese
from, thereby giving tAs stay-assAoaes ~
ter chance Of going thaa ever. The Cesnsy
CLERK has received an order fro@ tks Adj utsnt
General Of the Stste to return The names Of all
men between the ages Of twenty-one and forty
6ve, preparatory to dvaft. From tins n
would seem that Kansas il net TO be exempt
from tie order. Let every mas then be pre-
psce1 to !girt on his armoi and steP forth
eheertsily to what win be SPECIAL eall Of bis
Country. for We know not upan whon <Aisasn-s
tie Of honor viii fall;- nearly al asls- -bsdis1
men come snde Ae. provisens Of the ,las, and
this is one Of its reaeeuiag features the high.
Ne log, tAsrieh and the roor-au come under
its Aecree, 5s.5 yf.aza s. q tea ssesst
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-16

The NEED OF THE HoUR.-Extract from
a private letter by one who participated in
the battles before Richmond:
"Say what they Ctbe rebels) will, and
boast as they may, they are feeling and
staggering under our blows. God grant
that the people of the North may
come at once to our aid, and that the
precious time now ripe for the overthrow
may not be lost. Weeks, days, years,
hours, now are Of untold value to our cause.
An immediate forward movement, with
adequate force, would crush them out never
to desolate the land again. If it is not
made, where shall this army find fortitude
and patience in its long suferings, it's hope
deferred, its heart and home sickness! Oh
for omoipotent faith in right, in God, to
lead Us through! Surely the nation cad
commit no greater sin than to refuse now to
put forth its. enormous strength to over.
whelm this monster Of rebellion, and surely
it would be sccursed If it did not"
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-16
CALL FOR A REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

VAIL 1OA a A6SO6GlCAN VONt604AON
The Republicans of the State of Kansas are
requested to select seventy five Delegates, one
from each Representative District, as appointed
at Topeka, on Wednesday, the 18th Of September,
1862, at l2 o'clock NJ. for the purpose Of nomi
mating Member of Congress, an Associate JUS
tice Of the Supreme Court, Governor, . Lieut..
Governor, Secretary Of State, an Auditor, .
Treasurer, Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton. and an Attorney General, to be supported
at the coming fall election.
All persons holding with Us the fundamental
doctrine Of human freedom, in favor of vigorous
prosecution Of the war, the use of all the means
God hasput into the hands of the Nation for the
suppression of the Rebellion, hearty support Of
the Government. and an honest administration
Of our local affairs, are invited to unite with US
in action under the above call. ...
A. g. WILDER, Chm,
T. d. THATCHER, Secy,
Ed. RUSSELL, Republic'n n
LAING FARNsw ORTIZ, State
J. F. NEwLAN, Committee
MARX DELAHAY ,prox. for
d. ". HoUsroS,
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-16

GEN. LANE DEPREcArEs PARrY SPIRIT
when such . bitter partizsn ri
Jim Lane can utter such q the following
anybody possessed of the least love o.
country ought also to lay their political
proclivities on the altar Of their country:
"Iu peace perhaps there is no more vio
lent politician than your humble speaker
but in time Of peril, such as this, it make,
me sick to bear loyal men talk Of Democrat.
and Republicans. ] have abandoned my
Republican proclivities, and laid them down
upon the altar Of my country until peace j.
restored aud that country saved. Then,
when We have country, and nothing else
20 do, I'll quarrel With you, if you choose,
10 the groceries, with any mau, on State OF
National politics. Until then that man
has lost his love of country who would
dwell upon party politics" siaea.rsa
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-16

FUG1TvE SLAVE LAVA man from
Arkansas, few days since, went to Gen.
W. T.. Sherman, and asked his help ID
retake fugitive slave. :. Well," said the
Gereral, :" the best thing l can do is to
advise you TO 60 to the Uuited States Mar.
shal, and 60 with HIN before . Commissioners
and hand in description of the boy, get
out warrant, and then tell the Marshal to
hunt him up for you. Don't you recollect
that very long time ago, as long as 1850,
Congress passed . Fugitive Slave law I
Well, that's the law, and it just covers tho
case"
Arkansas, highly delighted, rushed up
to the Provost Marshaps Office, aud told bis
story to Colonel Hillyer, who Immediately
saw the point. Tho United States Mar
shall is not in town." said be. "You
don't say so," said Pike county, when
lid he lcave?" "don't recollect the exact
lay Of his departure" returned the Colonel,
but l believe it was about year and . half
ago. The fact is," be continued, "yop
fellows did not like the machine and you,
smashed it and We don't propose to start it
running again till We get ready" Exit
Arkansas, whistling" Joe Bowers" the
tail feathers Of . very large flea mingling
in graceful contrast With his " hut brown
hayre."
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-16

This terror Of the Mississippi has at
length gone to Davy Jones, after the Mer-
rimac A Washington dispatch of Sunday
gives the following IS copied from the
Petersburg Express Of the 9th:
RIcHMoND.-A dispatch from General
Van Dorm to Secretary Mallory states that
the ram Arkansas, Lieut.. Stephens com
mandi,g had been destroyed. ,19a -.
She left Vicksburg Monday, to cooperate
10 an attack on Baton Rouge. After her
passage to Bayou Sara, her machinery
became disabled, and while attempting to
repair it., several Of the enemy's guuboats
attacked her. After gallant resistance
she was abandoned and blown up. Her
officers and men reached the shore in safety.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-16

STATE AUDIroR.-C. Robinson, Gov
ernor, has, We understand, appointed D. l..
Iakin to the Authorship made vacant By
the impeachment Of Geo. 8. Hillyer. Mr..
Lakin is from Jefferson county, and will
Gil the Office only nominally, the real Aud.
itor being still Mr.. Hillyer, who no doubt
will receive bis share Of the plunder, should
there be any further opportunity ad'
The Office Of Secretary of State has not
yet been filled, that We are aware of, though
there has been about . dozen applications.
John w. Is urgent thst Charles should
re-appoins him, but Charles is wisely afraid
Of the consequences Of such an outrage,
and SO the Office is in abeyance. Tines.
The C6Rscsratire says: /" MI. Lakin lie
a Democrat, aed if any objection is made to
him it will be on aeeosut of bis politics.
He is an upright and high-minded man,
and public interests will not suffer in bis
hands" - tsd: l. "B .'Ev.srs a -
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-16

Some of souf G. isef.H ae besiuuiut to
|cdmprehsu1 the phrase, !" the art of war"
and to set un1sf that understanding. Gen.
Curtis, in in BIS Arkansas campaign, va the
FIRST, perhaps, to apply the theory to prae.
tioe, but from Pea Ridge to Helena his
lessons have been practical and rough. The
Arkansas barbarisns have . live General
among them. He hangs every guerrilla
10 arms, and takes the negroes 70 work on
his entrencements confscate every secesh
horse be can 6od, ead collects oil his fursxs
and fresh beef from the enemy. Such
oommsnders inspire the confidence Of their
men, and give encouragement to others to
enlist. r.g-.,-... 80,
Subsisting on the enemy has been .
crime heretofore, but in Virginia, under
General Pope, ''it works we'll; We ike itYr
Union men and rebels are alike compelled
to furnish food snd forage, and as both par
ties have to bring satisfactory proof Of their
loyalty before being paid-and then not
until the close of the war-the rebels,
touched in the pocket are losing much Of
their old bitterness and will be more anxious
that he war should end.-Leau. Times.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-16

KANSAS SALr.-Nr. Tuttle, Of thiI
place, has left with N . specimen Of salt;
manufactured BY himself in Republic CO..
Kansas, which is an excellent article. Hd
tells us that salt is quite abundant, the
stratum being from ten 70 fourteen feet il
thickness, and the quickssnd 90 impregnat.
ed with the salt, thst With twenty kettles
and one hand be san make twenty bushels
per day, - good a. the specimen before 40.
which 10 - nice - any one need wish foe
family use. We are pleased that this dis
covery has been made, end hope that 1t win
prove all that is claimed for Oakaloosa
Isdepemdeae. :. .,5z.l1 =. =
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-16
Hcrr1lrRur ALONG rHR BORDER

aa.r..4.ss-r.,..i7.s,. a. @......s
from tke border q nisssafi sus reedlvs
:slissst dany. adndni6onssof ae isecurityie Of
our State. We have the startling news that
the guerrillas sre rising along the border in
,vsrioss places, and shov unpleasant signs Of
giving considerable trouble. Independence has
been captured BY band these outlaws, the
town plundered and large amount Of property
destroyed By Gre. 'lndepeudesce was garfis-
,oned By. 500 Missouri State Militia uadsr. Col.
Buel, whose conservatism prompted him to
surrender q greater portion Of his command.
Bot one company made any resistaaee, and
they were forced to retreat to Eansas City.
The object Of the rebels is next to capture
Kansas City but our latest accounts state
that large numbers Of the military and citi.ens
we're rushing to its defence, which has donbt-
less had the effect to disperse the bushvhackers
It 10 reasonable to presume that they win con-
centrate ct some point again. and our authori.
ties cannot be too. vide awake to the results
Quite military force LEFT Fort Lssysnxorth
for the scene Of action, under Lieut.. Colonel
Burris. and also two companies from Lswrenes
one Of which vas CONF rosed Of one hundred
negroes!
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-16
A Vsto On Shsdaddlmg."
WxR DEfAsrxMr. :

IS WashnftoaI Asg-8 8, 1852, s
Fr.e, BY direcioi of ts Prea6deat. II
/. hereby ordered thit until further orders
no citiseu liable to be drafted into the
militia shall be allowed to 60 to foreign
United States are directed, and oil police
authorities, especially at the ports OF the
limited States seaboard and frontier, ore
,.o.estsd % ses thst this order 10 esrr.ed
f.i;hfully into effect, and shey sre hereby
authorized and directed to afrest and detain
.nv person or pcrsons about to depart from
the United States in violation OF thus order
Second, Any person liable to draft, who
sball absent himself from his county OF
State before such draft is made, will be
arrested by any Provost Marshal, or other
United Marshal or State officers, wherever
be may be fouud within the Jurisdiction Of
the United States, and conveyed to the
nearest military post or depot, placed on
military duty for the term Of the draft and
the expenses of his own arrest and convey.
ance to such post or depot, also the sum Of
Eve doll.rs as reward TO the officers vho
shall make the arrest, shall be deducted
from his pay.
Third, The writ of habas corpus is here
BY suspended in respect to all persons ar.
rested aud detained, and in respect to all
persons arrested for disloyal practices.
(SigneD EDWIN N. STANTON.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-16
- BeeIs, Geo. n, formerly secreta,

- Beehs, Geo. H., formerly Secretary
aad Acting Governor Of Ksnsas, hes final.
y turned up in St. Joseph, as one Of the
Southern syupathisers whom Gen. Loan
sent to prisos for refasipg 70 enrol ip The
State Nlitis. lt vii Be reeollectod that
Beebe advised the people Of Kansas % ses
Up shop for themselves, and declArs their
ihdependencs II North and 6out6. The
people &ds't zee matter in that light. how
eva, and Beebs's advice vas not adopted.
Poor deludsd traitor. Champion.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-16

G!s. MoCook--A dispatch from Nah.
vile brings the melancholy intslligeoes that
Gen. Robert MeC0ok was assasstnated BY
party Of guerillas near Selma, Ala, while
nd;og towards Winchester, sick in an am-
oulance. His remains we're sent to Nash
vile on the 7tb, en- route to Ohio. Our
forces burnt the houses of the rebels who
led them into the ambush.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-16
r. We Hink the

We think the Govsrnnsns would
shsw wisdsa II ordering Geosrd .Blsnt,
and the whole Isdias EEpedities, isto the
SAAssa ieoaniss aof Nissonri, ssb@e they
ves1 iad seosthiag 70 da rathsf thas
seD1iDe then Il 70 fhs Indian country.
Thsss . sasases, nearer hGDs 1hieb 1eed
roofing out.-Kansas City Journal.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-16

b% George Washington Jones, Of Iowa,
ex- Minister to Bcgata, &C., who recently
illustrated the proverb of live ass kicking
dead lion, BY iusinuating that Douglas
was not statesman, last winter used the
following language in letter to Southern
rebel. Jones is 10 full sympathy with
Vallandigham, DR.. Olds, Vorhees, Carlile
and Richardson. And this is the language
Of Jones, who claims to be patriot and
loyalist, and wakes indignant when called q
traitor:
81 am exceedingly anxious to return
home to my family, my sons having left
them to come down South to fight for the
maintenance of the Constitution, the laws
and the rights of the people South, as
intend to do, if required to igbt at al, and
it BE- possible for me to leave my family and
my private affairs, which are nearly in a
ruined condition in consequence of the
crisis" spas.a sll sf-g. -ss
The fellow who writes the above is for
1.-The Constitution as it is aud the Union
as it was" l ,s
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-16

kH We arc in receipt Of Information
through military sources, that reliable pr.
ties hsl bcosght in fse1s which varvantsd
the belief tbat Quantrsl and bays vere
nov in eoouss1 Of some 100 OF 500 sner.
rillss eeueeetsatsd at several points. the
largest body ct last accounts was ON S.ix
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-16
UNION COUNTY EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

The Union County Executive Committee will
meet in the Union Office, Junction, on Saturday,
August 10th. at 2 O'Clock, p NJ, to select officers
for the ensuing year, apport;on the County. call
. Nominating Convention, aud tEanssct other
preliminary business of the campaign. The
Union men Of each precinct will meet some time
previous and choose persons to act as members Of
this Committee-two from each precinct.
GEO. W. MARTIN. Chi
County Convention.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-16

II Hassos Brownlow thinks that .
reeulsr old fishioned orthodox hall is jet
the place for the East Tennessee rebels. =.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-16

A4A4AsON0 SSA0eAtoeso8s
The full vote on the adoption or rejeetioi
of the new Constitution in Illinois 10 pub
lished. We annex the majorities
Against New Constitution, l605l
Against Article prohibiting banking, $500
For Section prohibiting the settlement
of Negroes and Mulattoes in the
State. lOO,590
For Section prohibiting Negroes and
Mulattoes from voting, = 1921
For Section requiring the Legislature
to pass laws carrying the provisions
Of Che last two sections into effect, l5l. .524
Against Congressional apPortionment, 1889
1t would seem by this vote that the peo.
pie of Illinois are not di.posed to encourage
contraband colonization in their State,
notwithstanding it may Be . good eottoa
country. We Imagine, however, that the
figures above. given on the negro question
are the full vote. The majcrities would
hardly be so large. s
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-16

H Champion Vaughan, of Leaves.
verth. has been eon6rned q Major. on
Gen: Halleeks stat. and d.. Z. ]. Weed,
- Major on Gen. Fremonts stat: s7ia.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-16

NJ An order he's been issued by Se0etary
Stsuton prohibiting persoas IRON lessing ths
United States to escape being drafted II il
beiDg rigidly enforced along the cssada line,
and Is hsving most excellent effect Secre-
sary Sexasa ~in not Issue any passports til
aftse DE- euforcing ofthe draft Col, Bsrstow.
Provost lGasshsl OF Kansas, has issued an order
tbat no person shall lssve this State. Or The
eouaty in which he lives, to awoid the draa A
violation Of this order lays the odsndee habls
10 arrest, eav sipe Of Eve dollars, and be put
to .nilitary duty, the expenses Of his arrest to
ke deducted from his wages. 80
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-16
Richmond Being Evacuatsd-A Psstilence.

Richmond Being Evacuated-A Pestilenee.
Iformatoin from various sources leads t.
confirm the belief that the enemy have
really evacuated Richmond, and taken uT
the south bank Of the James river Is q line
of defence. r
1t has been believed in Washington, iu
some quarters, for several days, that the
enemy has been evacuating Richmond
there being reasonable suspicion that .
pestilence has broken out in that city.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-10-09
ROBES FURNISHED TO ORDER.

C. H. b. also manufactures
SHOW CASES, DESKS, AND DRAWER WORK
OF every description, including TAYLoR's SELF
SUPPORTING DRAWER, the best kind ever made.
nH- All orders for Repairing Furniture, yarnish-
ing, Uphostering, Chair Seating, Glazing, &c.
promptly attended to. jul3ltf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-10-09
GRAYEST0NEs.
PLEASURE PARTIES,

ExCURSlONIsTS visiting the Islands, supplied
~ with stores at the shortest notice.
Orders solicited.
$50 Fore Street aenr foot Of Exchan nxe.
-as cALDERwooD & BECKETT
Portland. June %. diff