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ate. OF Advertising sn Daiiy.

f.-r.l sssssu.eaisf.ts my seu's per square sseh
nsffUon. -, a. -
s,fIsfset.sry arrangements insse Win No. "hs
30 A. affeftlse - the year. ~ith hT pff.ift' ~
eh.nelne Al pleasure. Yearly A.lfsrt-rfs. nrftfff'
Iii 4. esnnnet strictly - thcir regular p"'iHsae'
.ssf scH y~fn 4ssffferft -. -. -,
Aav~rtf.einents IN tbs spesli noiiae eo'nn" ~ih
bs charged to prices :. -.
A5rertl-esnenis k~pi constantly ga ths inside.
psIoe and hsif -, a
n..ne.. nnfloes published IN The heal columns, %
,.n ife. - under gill be charged iof *Afh iA7et'"
al n over Ten lines. ten cents Irr hiif -.
Advertisements sent Ia fof no sP.eih.' u''e' NJ"
= sir.ertea three months. unless osdefed ori.
49, Alteration of a standing sfveft+sf"i.t - vii
.n,a'u, - a fene~ai q The sane, unless Otherwise
agreed upon by oouiraci -. .....,...
Anaoancinx candidates fof ofics 81 sfe'y as..Ip-
m s4i he charged lgs 90 f5r each name ~ The uaiy
snf a., - a. The ia Asd WessY' "f"'t' ." '''
FaHa<.
No gsstaitsa. advertisements whaieFer.
charses ~il be made for inserting ne "ou'es "
al t1rfers Ss<ieties. or Assoeiauons as toii""tl
Fer lsfh uailcs not exceeding shines - Genus i"f
- Insertion. over sight lines Al this fatr.
Ann0uneing deaths with funeral nouee a'tA'A'''
IL. without notlce, free. -
xe.es. n Fessivsls picncs and Frcarsions. gotten
n iv Ind slduals % associations, or ~ enufs"e''
At regular prices. -. =,
I@vai advertisements inserted Al The sfp.n-e -
Atsornex. ordering and payment not 70 pr "'lass.,
- h "a .rsceeinrs bat eollsetablr Al the usan
tr,. tasb'hsr not as-snnfahie for the accurafy ~
sssi advertisements besoui ths amount ehatsee Ut
their publication.
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Or Gie FIFTEENTH SEsl-4Nfrtf SgfyK-
AES2 ~ f4s coafalas - fhc HohE iANt-
RANCE toRIdAI ~ re t1p 81 Acls l,ft.
ofi fke - 'fsy ~ .f,laaHyp. lsCl-
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VINEGAR.

DURE CIDER NINEs .AR.-we
Il ga fzr1itA s1r c1slrraFff aIth rf1e srsicts
q CIDKE NINEs7 A. Ne keeer if - - sl.sss< fyss
80 fsfcs - fsf ,l..{3f. al za1ki1k slfe-
ksr -. 81 80 csTrTT1w a co.
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Ayers Ague Cure.


Intermittent Fever, or Feycr and Ague. gemltt-
IlfeNcr Chill Fever. Dumb Arus. Periodical lleat.
ache. of Bilious Hca...si. f.. aui filIfls Pc
sc1s, indeed for the whole class Of dis-
eases or ignatng M hillary aefanre-
MEAS, csa-ci hy tho Aaiar.ao q
MasmatlC Countrice
We are enabled here 90 ofer Tie community q
remedy which, While IL cures the above coupial1i.
Quartty. Srfh remedy - irsaiuahle fn di-tflcis
where these Eiilictng disorders prevail Tbs "cuft
cxpcs tho alatnatls poison 81 Fewer and Agus ffuui
she system, ami prevents the development of tAe
dseate, II taken uu Tho trtt siolcl - DE- pftnof
iisry symptoms Il .s not ony the best remedy sssi
yet discovered for this class 81 complaints but aso
ti,. cheapest. The laIse quRuffy supply fer o.
dollar brings lfulihin f's reach ~ every fsis anf
Be- billions districts. where Fesfl anl Afue rrtsaiis
esliyi,uds should have il nnt uss q ifoely lsth I'd
r.re and protection. q - sHftllofiiy ,l fhl.
HfiF ttUr nnl other ever discovers luf ile si4a-
4 sn4 certain eufe o lutefmiitlhts i that Il eln
taus no ouinine vr mineral consequently 10 rrodu-
G np q s-nsnf other lsoufinus edects whatever
a. tha q tuition. .aose snre1 hy ID afo lefi a.
hlsiiay as 10 they had never bad The dlseaae.
never and Aeue 10 not aene tho Consequence = the
M trnisfe Isnn great Naffef, .i disorders afias
flan lts irritation. nlnunk Which are - !. =.
Neuralgia nhcunaiisni, cout. aoAia<fa, uIinl.ssn,
1ooihaeic. Ea,aehe. cssnrr~s,. ssthf't f>sss ~
taton, falDial Affection - the Spleen, H,s
t.fi,s i's 80 filr T.. well Collie f'nfait
aHd Dofangement - she Siomash
AZ II which, vhen ofl mating in this ea.se. pat "a
the Intermittent tYpe, 90 tfc,ne periodical. IliI
Cnf skIeis the relrru ffaIu 81. liasl add o,i,
IS eufe- ihfin All Aife. n is an ln,alual
rIafHei un e. immigrants and rerrona tfaffiir. r.
ftr tferfv residing IN iae inrilfi rs fistrfts 4
tti.u ocessio.siiy aAly while exposed 10 tn ln
fe.f.. n. tht' viii o. ai,a from The s,sfsfs. ald
"a nesuu. .ie lu fufirienf QunftIfy O. flftH
.tte.e. rente " = even more saiU4ii- g.
- t.ft. and O. '' rsar eff s. sIssa
fa..Ir if ffeY stHif fhcinrtltrs 90 tue lfU
Iiiis f.fef.I1 .liufia.
s5- rr.sai,d b5 ustc AYra co.
fflHfi nafaafh hi1seifs
'Dnr remedies are for sale ~ = R Crsl.ensn
=. q. uosFfiI4. sad ~ aii Druggists la Iere.
n atH.
syhaiesaie q, Aisr~ a Co cInoinnsu
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Tlro Dsils Connections from HarFisbsrgk 70
Bslfifnors ard Washincfoa
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUcH-ALL
TRANSFERS FREE
Farc Always ~ Low a. by any Other Routei
Buy Tickets ria PITTS
burg.
rtCkElS FOR SALE At Ali. MAIN
OffllIS

OEflOfN
fRRICHTS
~ u. eoaie Frftrhfs ~ al dsscriptlsrs csn -
=. tr.is.. freu rt.'sselphis Wv Yark Bsssan sr
Hsltiagsls. - az Eesat co tae ~ roads a. Cha
Ks-srrfv. lriisfE. Ifiters Nssca-tir frea 80 u
saafl. ~ Ea.iroad alrccf.
Tl.s Fcansylrsr ana R4ircaf slso csrnrcts a Tsst.
h4rEe with strarpers. - wash Gcois can te fer
saftei - ars pct 81 The oaio. NaskInxuu. ken
trcky. 1srne-es. C1ra ahcrisrt rlirots ~ ssis. "A
Wtrcu-,~. rf<<arff. K.f,sae IL srs.s sr.f p. fr
ers. knt a ClrvoisaS. SsEdusk3 ed Cl,rsra u.ih
Ssrs~,rr< e Al Fs-feer 49, sortii.wrsfr-r f.skss
Nerchkats snd >hir7--s ~-t~a--f-- 80 --a-rz,ess.
ter ~ t1el ~ <at - thts Ce-sqary. ee ref wlth
crrrtrs-e - ~ srte8v srarsit
nv EATES % FllxisfFr - sny pes-a ~ -
Ness ~ TIE fernsyirsna Rsiirosd sre a. s1 sirnes
- favrsahls az rta~rri ~ ctsrr Rairest cs-a-
rsr.icS-
hrpsriiesl.r - u,srk y-e <.g-s .sss Fr-ss.as.ss.
Aansakn-"
r. J. SNEEnER. fnIlsielrkla.
NAtsAAe C1n<S - &ar.h 81 HsffI see
1kfCH a CO. Ne. ksts~ Heaee. - - <.rtA
WfIIam 81. xr~ Nafk.
tkfIH 4 CO. - Stxte nast
~ ~ Hor<rtl<. f5suersi Fre4rkt 49,. rAfs-
ENfeCH fkNI& sferrrsi ez-st AIiss-a fe.~
l. ~ HoNl'T. tfersrzl trk-f sesss FsIia = - :.
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MUSICAL.

: - Z TsS
tNloS 0UADRIILt. BANDi
VIVA sTrysp rRoarTLr ~ arH eass
w = - nns4esi fise n..tf f..rn..f.s t.- an
sz1 FeEues ~ re@<-ns>o~ r.1---
kAsf>E.
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'hc Weekly Express

oub,.ahed every Wednesday. al u 20 per annoh''
aiea-uo. fl.
.s-~op paper s~ut without The money, nor eon'"H-
lur~r time Than paid Ter
ssatcr OF Advertising I'm Nech'S'
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w 80 - ~ ~ "'t-ttft = A'''
ASSETS.
Cash. Ba,anee in Hank, ss.307 %
Bonds aud Mortgages being first lien on
Real Es.ate.. worth Al least 81 $1,000 soe COZ Os
Loans on Stocks. pay able on d.liald.
imarket value Of securities s9f, ,H73 b Ia coo 90
Bank Stock lnerket va,ael $3.50 %
value. 10. .sss 80
Brooklyn City water Bond-, u. $50 90
North Carolina State Ronds ,market sAu 1850 90
Missouri Stale bonds market Valuel. "a 900 60
Real Estate. No. Wall Street, G5,3o5 a.
Interest due on lst January. 1861. ~
which a., 40 u has since been ~ ., 27.To3 81
Balance Ia hanes II Agents ana Ia conrse
ofuansmisslon from Agents. ca l.. ~
January tof which fil.9so - has since
been reocVcsil, 81 500 10
Bills Receivable ,for Premiums on IN
o.sss Iss' rssSs4,y ,,, n.e.,ls..s. items. sss s s Ss
Premiums ~ rnt unro.iecssi or roH-
ees issued at onscc. $40 Is
Total. sl.4ss.4 a
CHARLES ,. MARTIN. IsspnfsE.
AZ. wuLMARIIl. yics rssiprsr
J. uLToS SMITH, ssoasTAss
JOHN kcGER. Ass'r sso'r
CHARLES CistsE, agent.
No ruaSIy ROW.
mAlsiu 4.sss nsurs. isp.
Merchants Insurance Co,
or HARTpoRp. CONN.
x. 1aosAs LcHnrri, see'y Max HoWasp Pres't
CAPITAL. f2oo,0oo
North American Insurance Co
CAPITAL 100000.
:. A. WALLACE Secfy Jls. & Eoiisz. Tre.'t.
HAVING BEEN APPOINTED
II Il Asent Tor The sb0Fe reliable and resporghIe
Companies, am Yreprarct 90 isce Ere Policies ~
Dwelling Houses. Stores. Narchvetes Household
Furniture, Merchandise dc-, on the post favorable
terms. 4s- Losses literally adjusted sd prompt
| ~ pad. JANIS u. TJ.sNl'R. hccui.
Oflee ai Turner 4 Nckcen's Warehousc.
uavQea.f
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH:
isT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

coaxsn ~ err AN carsHs sTAssr~.
RFv. L. ABBOTT. rauoR.
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North American Insurance Co
CAPITAL, f3oo. 900
:. A. WALLACE. Sec'y Jas q Eorisz, frs-.'t
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Merchants Insurance Co,
or HARTpoRp. coSN.
x. 1aoxAs IcnnrIi. Sec'y Max Howasp. Pres't
CAPITAL. 900.
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Total, sl,sa ,toa "a
CHARLES !. MARTIN. IsxsnfsT.
AZ Tu.LMARIIi. Nit.s rsr ssursr
J. slLIoS SMITH, sEonsgAsf
JOHN koGER. Ass'r ssc'r
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-rsl,.asD WAY 1oss,so trresrr spspAr)
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-04-24

The 1SDIANs-Our red brethren" still show
unpleasant signs Of "obstropulousness." The
Pawnees do nothing but steal, never did do any
thing but steal, and never will do anything but
steal Stealing is undoubtedly their forte
they take to it as hog does to a mud puddle
as Rum takes fellow to the devil 1t is, indeed.
dear reader, charmingly interesting to be pos
sessed of good horse, and have a band of these
rowing neighbors lie the settlement. In fact our
brethren" seem to be aware Of the truth that
the Jayhawkers are played out, and upon the
strength Of that are evidently trying 10 "rsn the
machine themselves. Their success is perfect
little more SO than is agreeable 1t illustrates,
however, their precociousness; the remarkable
adaptibility of their nature to anything that is
fancy. faet"-fast horses for instance. But
we didn't start out particularly with the intention
OF analyzing their character-suffice it to say
they havn't got any-but to inform our readers
that few days ago body Of twenty five or
thirty Pawnees made descent down the Repub
lcan, stealing horses and stampeding cattle.
They came TO within a few miles of town and
took several ponies belonging to citizens of our
town Rather rough, but We presume We must
stand it until the white Injuns of the South are
whipped, when it is to be hoped plenty of troops
can be had for the protection of the border
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-04-24
Notice Of AppraIse.s,c.at.

State Of Kansas, Join W. Akeroyd and
County of Davis Robert wilson:-Yo GU are
hereby notified that on Monday. the l9,h day
Of May, A. D. 1862, at 10 O'clock. A. NJ, l
will p, oceed to levy upon aud appraise the fol
lowing described tenemen's and personal
property, to'Wit: One black walnut teass
used as a bar room. situated on the east end of
lot No. eight (S), in block No twenty seven
ca, in Junction City. Kansas, the lot belong
ing to Streeter & Stricken; one bar counter,
one soda fountain and fixtures, ten decanters.
one glass jae, one 'oking 81 IS, "ne lot of bot
ties, one chess board and men, one soup tureen,
one tumbler stand, one de,nijohn; one ice
breaker, one dog chain, one table, one lot of
barrels and kegs, one half dozen chairs, one
pair of scales and weights, ohc sugar bowl, one
coffee urn, one lamp and chimney, two oil
lamps. one stew pan aud stand, seven plates,
two stoves and pipe, one lot Of window glass,
one lamp and chimney one mattress one bile
lard table and balls, one lot Of wall paper and
one trunk; said property will be levied upon
by virtue of an Order Of Sale issued by the
Clerk Of the Sd District Court sitting in Davis
county, in favor of William Patterson. and
against John w. Akeroyd and Robert Wilson.
ii T. GEERY. Sheriff
n21-3t By A. W. CALLEN Under Sheriff
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-04-24

FILE YOUR PAPEEs.-Newspapers should always
be placed on file and preserved, but more partic-
ularly now than ever. After the troubles of our
country cease, the newspapers will afford o
better, more concise, and impartial history of
the events that are now Transporting than any
other record that can be procured No one can
pleasure to themselves and children in after
years than to preserve their papers. What could
be more highly priced twenty five or thirty years
hence than the files of a weekly newspaper for
the years 1861 and c. We intend, as hereto
fore, to give detailed accounts of all important
battles, and as full a summary of important
events as our limited space will admit, and
therefore all such take and file the UNION.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-04-24
Malice OF Appraiaes,icnt.

State of Kansas, john W. Akcroyd =
County of Davis You are hereby Notified
that on Friday, the 10th day of May. A. D.
appraise the following real estate and appurte.
nances Belonging thereunto, to-wit: Lot No
ten IO), in block No. twenty-five. and lot No.
seven % in block twenty-seven (27). together
with the tenements and appurtenances thereon
situated, in Junction City, Davis county, Kan
sas said real estate with tenement. and ap
purtenances belonging thereto. will be levied
upon by virtue of an Order Of Sale issued by
the Clerk OF the Third District Court sitting in
said county, in favor of William II Mackey,
and against John W. Akeroyd
IL T. GERRY, Sheriff
no7-3t) BY A. w. CALLEN, Under Sheriff;
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-04-24
Violent Storm Along the Missouri River.

One of the most violent wind and rain
storms ever seen in this vicinity, visited us
on Tuesday night. 1t continued abou.
three hous, the wind blowing perfect gale,
and the rain falling in torrents. No mater
ial damage was done in this city,
The Majors and Dacotah Ga small. boat
formerly used for ferry, were tied up a,
latan. The Dacotah broke her cable drift
ed out into the river and sunk. 1t is said
that there were six persons on board of her
at the time, and that they we're drowned.
The Majors lost her pilot house, had her
smoke stacks blown down, and her cabins
pretty generally riddled. No one on board
was injured. She will be obliged to dis
continue her trips for four or FIVE days.
But Captain Burke is an energetic man,
and he will soon have her on the line.
There is large amount of freight wait.
ing above, and our merchants will be
seriously Inconvenience by this accident.
-Leau. Conservative, 10th inst.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-04-24

Observation-Disclosures Worden, of the
Monitor, is at the Observatory for change
Of air. He is able to see dimly when the
bandages arc off
Representative Conway, Of Kansas, who
has been suffering from a combination of
diseases for several weeks, although still
very low, is SO far convalcscent as to be
able to sit up. 1t will be long before he is
again able to attend to business iacin-
natl Gazette.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-04-24
Notice Of Appraiscl.,cnt.

State Of Kansas, Edward H. Burgess: =
County of Davis. You are hereby notified
that on Saturday. the 18th day Of May, A. D
1862, at , o'clock P. NJ, Of said day, will
levy upon and appraise the following real es-
tate, to-wit: The north half of the north east
quarter and the south half of the south east
quarter, and lots four, FIVE. six, seven and ten,
in section NJ. thirty, and lots two and three in
section thirty-one, township twelve, south Of
range five, east of the sixth principal meridian,
and lot No, eleven in section twenty FIVE town
ship twelve, south of range four, east of the
sixth principal meridian. in the State of Kan
sas, Said real estate will be levied upon as
the property of Edward P. Burgess, by virtue
of an Order of Sale issued by the Clerk of the
Third District Court, sitting in said County, in
favor of James Armstrong, and against Edward
P. Burgess. II. 7. GERRY. Sheriff
n27-3'1 By A. W. CALLEN, Under Sheriff
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-04-24

THE PARK.-This we'll selected spot, which
has been so neglected Of late to be almost
ruined, has at last received some attention. and
it has been ordered by the City Council that
stock owners be required to keep their cattle
fror: within the enclosure. We hope this may
be the starting step towards other Improvements
of this pretty, and somewhat needfui place Of
late it has been converted into a barn yard by
everybody generally. Let this little act be fol-
lowed up by The City or citizens, that this place
may be properly fixed up and ornamented.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-04-24
Admlnl.tratOr's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersign.
IN ed was appointed by John E. Ross, Probate
Judge of Davis County. Kansas, Administrator
of the estate of Abel d. Miller deceased, dat
ed April 22nd. A. D. 1862. All persons in
debted to said estate are requested to make
immediate settlement Of the same; and all
persons having claims against said estate are
required to exhibit them to the Administra tor,
to be allowed, within one year after the date
Of these letters or they may be precluded from
any benefit Of said estate. and If such claims
are not presented within three years from the
date Of these letters they will be forever de.
barred. X. o. MOBLEY.
Administrator Of the estate Of Abel D. Miller,
deceased Cn27-3t
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-04-24

Ias' General Wool gives it as his decided
opinion thatsthe rebel leaders, by very
shrewd spy system, manage to get almost
daily reports not only all that occurs in
Washington and the departments, but of
everything going on at Fortress Monroe
The rebels published the fact that Vice
President Hamlin was at Fortress, though
no flag of truce had been exchanged for
two days previous. 1t is evident that they
obtained their news directly from Wash
ington.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-04-24

Gen. HUNTERS DEpARTMENT.-It is
understood that the Department of the
South, of which General Hunter has been
put in command, will be thoroughly reor-
ganized General Stevens will be followed
North by his Brigadicr Generals Wright
and Veile, but it is not known who will
Gil the places they vacate. 1t is also be-
ieved General Hunter will rightfully treat
South Carolina and Georgia as rebel, and
not as "sovereign States"
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-04-24

oors.-Eaoh days mail brings Us conflict
ing reports regarding the movements of the troops
under marching orders for Fort Riley 1t is
certain. however, that there will be stationed at
the Fort some four or FIVE thousand. They will
probably remain but few weeks. Jennison' s
regiment is expected at the Fort every day. A
portion Of them will be stationed on this side OF
the river. \ little taste of martial Law may be
expected
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-04-24

u drummer writes to old Sam Meiary's Crisis
an account of the destruction Of his office where
in he out Munchausens Munchauseu. He says
it was destroyed because it was Democratic
paper, that there was no charges of disloyaltv
made against it by those who did 1t, and saw,
that the real motive which prompted it " il
which do not deem expedient to revert to a,
present, but which will be developed in due
season" Bully for him what a martyr! The
Crisis is q fit sheet in which to do his bowling
and if no other evidence of disloyalty existed
this fact is sufficient to damn the thing. We
are also of the opinion that it is not "expedien,
to revert to those private and pecuniary motives
at present, or any other time.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-04-24

F.oM THE CoNsERvAT1vE-The Kansas First
left Lawrence yesterday Saturday; the Kansas
Seventh and Wisconsin Twelfth leave to-day
Sunday; the Wisconsin thirteenth will leave
on Monday-all for Fort Riley. WiIhia week
the Government has paid out over 100000 in
Learenworth We learn from Washington that
bill will be passed awarding pay to all who
served under General Lane, and that an appro-
riation will be made to pay all just claims
contracted 10y the Kansas Brigade. Senator
Lane has been untring in his efforts to accom-
plish this act of justice.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-04-24

Permits have been granted for one sur.
geon to each division of the army of the
Potomac, to embalm the bodies of the dead
They are to be attached to the medical staff
as assistant surgeons. The process of en-.
balming has been brought to state Of
great perfection, and the practice is becom-
ing very extensive
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-04-24

UWe are pleased TO notice the number of
part Of the business portion of Washington street
is being lined with young trees, which in a few
years will add handsomely to the appearance of
our village. We hope such may lead to other
matters of improvement.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-04-24
Gbe Il niom.
THURSDAY. APRIL "a, 1862.
Junction City Post Office.

.pprv1s .xn DrPaRTVEEs OF THE NAIL.
Leavenworth. Atchison, and Eastern--Arives
and departs daily
MarvsviIie and Northern--Arives Thursday
SPIN Departs Monday, 6 A. NJ
Council Grove and Southern--Arrivcs Monday
SIP NJ. Departs Monday, A. NJ
Wabaunsee and Topeka - Arrives Tuesday,
SPIN. Departs Monday 6 A. NJ.
Solomon City and Western-Arrives. Tuesday,
6 p NJ. Departs Wednesday, GA. N.
Office open from a NJ to 9 p. N. Sunday,
S to 8 A. NJ, and to z. N.
6 N STRICKLER P NJ
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-04-24

EGG -oIoGr We had presented to us last week
by Mr.. Robert Mills, of Kansas Falls. an extra
ordinary production Of genius loci of a tribe of
the hen species. 1t was over three inches long
two and half wide and contained two yelks
Our inite3 knowledge of hen logy forbid us
reasoning from to effcc. regarding the
singular phenomenon.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-04-24

o. Lieutenant Schuarte was not in command
Of Fort Riley twenty -four hours until he detailed
six men to prepare flag staff, that the Stars
and Stripes might float. Well go our bottom
dollar on Schuarte. No flag has been flying at
the Fort for the last six months.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-04-24

a. Streeter d Strcklers new store room is
rapidly approaching completion, and under the
mechanical skill of Messrs Cobb and Fletcher
promises to be a neat and elegant salesreom
The front, under the artistic eye of Fletcher,
presents finer appearance than that of any
other building in Western Kansas.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-04-24

na- General Scott, upon hearing of the
battle of Pittsburg Landing, is reported to
have said that no more field encounters
between large armies were likely to take
place during the course of the present war
that hereafter the rebels would fight behind
intrenchmen,s, or scatter in small parties
to harass the Union armies.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-04-24

nA A bill has passed the Kentucky L.
glslature inaicting fine of not less than
nifty dollars, or more than Eve hundred
dollars, on any minister or priest who shall
soiemn!1e marriage, unless he shall have
first taken the oath of allegiance to the
United States, and sworn that be has never
aided the rebel States.