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9as @eiter : Gefe9t. am Sountnse.
NieaiamtOn, GtabeI rnr wfeoSe treiben Stuart aRo
oa.nzAnnA ,,nAa hcr 0Sn Ica a,,rinr


Den ean,eu Sag it6sr mar @al6tnBtUn
OOr8sfern mir @erG&ten eefiqt, oa cine FsfS
ttae anboltenbe Sanpnabe tn rer @e8enO oer
Sua Stun Serec 9sG6rt sparb, rel9s, Ia,ra :
der uno i9rpaner %perDsno, enbliA Ban3 e.
Iftarb.
Die @'ensrGle BteaIantcn unb @tdtl mtt
tGrer @aDa(ltrieIprce unb @sneralmatorWleat
NIT 1etner Snfanterte imlu9en li& eseen Stus
ar!'e GaoaQerie unc, mte man elaubt. egaeu
bte Snfanterte inter rem Commando 9ouag
i@ireet'6. Gur3 mad SaseSun3ru@ ertf Sen.
Yleaiauton IN Der umgsgenb BON Nlbie ben
Tetnb ON, Dstldrtte flo bann bur@ Gta9l's
unb Meape'S @orps unO I9lus ben thinner
wjecsr ~onCrinsenosn 6etnb p~OafdnOi9 3urid.
8IGeltA fas, 8etRdrtune fIr tieIen an unS
1apn Ibten fG hes Slid DesGaees Der fetn6(.
Sette %auiuuet9eu, alS uulere Gruppfn bur@
fEtlGe 5000 Naun GaSaIlsgis un0 80 6eos
fGde 70 militant untertaBt warben, bas f9
mad 0er3netfeltem &nmSfe, iyo IL In Golas
christopher Wunttipn ben Gdbet i'm 6an6ae-
nieu9e anpenOsten, ben aeIdpG9tsa Jeinb Ia
pas SbcndnbcaGttal 3utadtrie6sn.
.8is tsbt 1T nod tetn Na@3G9ler aa0afOms
tten anp SerfGrtungen BON I'M srsr 6vUnt
tOi9oen hi&t ssfurpert.
Nte pieIe Nebelen aud tu,wer ben She'll
Der gaaeY 5ptlHsn ben 8lue gli6oe unb GnQ
Tun 8erSsn bsIebt bisltsn, aue. Nnb iebt BON
bort In oa8 S9snunbOn9!6al In wtlbsr G(u6t
Betttebtn.
Gin Sergeant una IS GerpuaDste lanoten
tisr an, tpelAe Isbtsren gum Gmpv9 90Gpitole
9eIanot rnr6ea.
8ts teBt III man iber bts gennue Y0lIttun
Sen. SEES total In 1atldreu. G0pIel tnbeTen
tSnaea tUir l9IttBtn, baB Ct niGt pllpGrtS ppn
Der Blue Ntbgs 1stn faun Die Undergraduate
ptr6 tG9li9 In mtlttatrtfhen &~reilen ltGrfer,
baB CT teabF1tt9t, BON ptsler @sgsno mad
RittS6ur9 ober Wbeettng 3u marIhtren. Die
ein3ige betrdattns Torce, rslGe untsr Ieinenl
Commando ltsbt, TIT bic Gpsu's, wel&e lei
Sbarp86nrg, Wep., tn SHENANDOAH s. SCALE
lebt.
CfT;ieue &efdtiswas Obtser Seribte.
Gen. DlsaTanton msIpet UfT3teQ an @en.
Winiaw,s tpte fOlgt:
0sneral ! Sd ridte NIT mttnemG cRmanbp
Geute (21.) Mprgen mad WibpIeturg, arif
bic bort faticntrte NebeleucdpaQtrie Gtuart's
al unb mir trte6en fe ben ganssn Sag DOE
uns Der - burA upptrpiGe Biz Dur5 QIGb9's
Sap, NIT erUBem 8trlut tbrsriette. SBtr mob
men spst @elAabe, etne 8ladslY's Sanpre u.
3 @rCbfalfen uap lpren9ten einsn tn. bte 9uit.
8is teet BADEN mir go @sfan8tue. unO me9r
tueroen nod eingebro@t, etnen 2tsut. Sol, /
Maicr unO 5 ,onbere SiF3tere nsbf einsm
Seripunbsten GUiOnft unO stnsr 9rrBin Qnlabl
&sbelea, bte tpit Ia l1ppsrSiue laGsn mu6ssr.
Der 8etnb lief lstne IObten mnb 8erpunpftsn
auf beat @2la1tfelpt. ggtr erbeuteten tine
srpBe @n3ubl @aru6iner, 9tltOIen uno SabsI.
Infer 8erlult 1T lsbr 9erins. SD fat bte
Sruppen nod ME liA bsItr bensbmsn ais
teuts. 6urAtbare SdtslsAusrife wurpen 8e=
maAt unb aue fstsn gu unisrm @unfen aus,
u. @leaIautUn.
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GnropGifGe ggnd,rtcbtea

England. SIM Obstbaus ertlGrte @raf
0tuftl Gn8lanO unO 8rantret9 tGtten F&
I6sr gOtIGld9e an ben &ai(sr BON Nu6lano
seeintet, Die ieet Der SferrsiGtl&en 8seteruna
gum 8ettritte SOrIGsen. CT Ipra4 lF& far
etne Grleetaur9 ber pplntIdsn Sraee I'm Gin
tlan9e nit ben Btener Vertragen uuo fiir Die
GrtnltinB pe6 eurOpGtlGen 6rtebens aus.
SIM OserbauS purbe ami 8. Sunt Die Bta
gsns9mt8t, tpel6e ~frsnssre Strofen, uament.
LTD pstl9enbtebe, ee9en @arrOtteurs per
bGnet.
Nmerttant de Nsn eIegems
betten.
Die .1tmsS" Sat etnsn 2sitartifsl n6er bic
9leSe 9rants. tpsl6e fe t6@lt@ ribmt. S6r
correspondent aus eem Saben eg,partst 9e9er
Gnos Sant enti&etbsnOe G9ld9s BON Ssiteh
Der Nebsaen.
Grantrei6. Der @artlsr Correspondent
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Infer WerluR

1T Iebr farF, pa Sff3iere, wts SOl0aisn Nass
perform bis auf tas, mas lie auf benz 9eibe
truaen. MuBerbsm ginesn 3 8attetien 8slo'
Qrit0esie, i 8etaeeruu9ss8 atterte, $50 08es
een, 1900 Yfstbe uuo M2aule1l, ~1dmntltdse
Commit. uro Quarttermetifers : Srrrasbe,
Wu,munttton uho 5000 @spe6re 0stlorea.
Son ben 1000 W. baben F6 bts jebt 1000
bic 1000 stnssItsDt. Die GAIL Der aobtsn
unb gerpunbetsn tann lelSitreOsno ntat an
seaeben toeroen, - lsbtere blieben O9ns aus
SrsttiGe 9Gte. Cine 4a3abl Sff,tere bat
n sSre Grauen BET ia, tpstds T9 nod 81
Biuhsltsr btlinSen, rpenu fc niGt in5ptIGeI
naA gtampnb ob8sfnntt fne, ntGt piienb
Of tbre g9smannes nod am 9sben oSsr tool
linb. 81 r. @4p
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BON 8idsburn.

Nof1Dtlle, 81. Stunt. gla0 Bids.
burger DepelAen bonn IS. un6 16. bS. Sits.
l@reitet bic 8ala9ernue tdslt@ oUrpdrt8. god
tntner scnmen 8fraarfungen uno Die @eIunb.
belt Der Gruppen 1T ausaeRtnnet. Scr .oon,e
UerluIt Ger Ser. Ct. Gruppen In Der ISOLDE
Dor benz Is. betru9 nur sipSlf 3Ubte. Gul
Der StraBe BON Sadjon mad 8sdsbura ho6en
ole RebeQen tarte 8s~felfisungen a~ufaepurfen,
ga btsie Gerabe auf Der 556e Der 8erafstt'
ltegsn, ipelAe f0 mad 8tGsbura btnein1iebt
unb OaS Centrum Der 6ebeqsnl6an3sn 6ilOeu
~ mu1eu, wenn ptr bielt eIumal 6aben, BIT
anbern BON Islba fallen. Inter Dem S&ub,
BON 8aumrOtenballen Ga6en Sir etueu Saul.
9rabsn p~o0enoet, Der uns tn rfniaen Eaoer
Otel len S6laiItl 3u Gtdsbur9 In BITE 6Gno
ltefern muB. Cine Menee DeIerteure TOM.
men td9li6 an, DelGe ale btsleI6e @eGAi@t
BON 9unssr uno @lsnO er5ablsn.
sYateres BON Sissburs. a9g
@Atda1aw 8aSOu, IS. Stunt. tDt
&anonape TT tsute OtDrssn 6sfttssr; 2caauI
DiotfOn TIT enSastrt. Der GeinS leilate un
Itrm Gurrlden int Centrum Dt0erItaub
Jtnn Slau6t, baB bte &sbslen ben Ge(l lore,
Jluntttcn SCuenfs 81, lGtsBsn unb hauu ca.
Ipttuliren werben.
SosnitOn le9t OeriAamuuGen am Ofs1fe,
oes big Glad an, tpubl stnen 8rIdentopf, I'm
ben usOsr8ang bstreiten gu t6nnsu. Sen
Grant erbalt ~fortpdbrenb 0erlGrtun9en.
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xhaten ses eeersnbers saepner.

Rev gUrt. %. Stunt. Die Bart 86ee
ring BON @tnnstat bertGtst. le iti am z. D.
Wt. unter 49, Brette unb co. 2dngs BON eis
mem Oampfer SerfOIet wprben.
DAG S4tf Slaac 8ebb BON 3tSerpCpl am
II. Ntat bert9tet, baB lie I'M 90. 3. So. nm
81 utr Mcr8ens mnter 40' 35l @reite nnb
6S' 49, QGn9e BON benz ~Nsbelenptraten 6lUs
rIba ODer TaccneY 9enUmmen mnb eeBen 8pnb
BON $4,000 fretseIahen 1et. Gle bate ben
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Saan auf hie RaperfhiGe.

New gUrt, %. SUM-. @s tptrO UerR=
asTt, nab bic Rssteruas bic gOatuSbampfer
Ntlantic uub Baltic semtetbst BABE, UNI NIT
penielben Sago auf bte RaperlGife 3u maGsn.
Der Baltic Ite8t tstm Song Dod TIM Slug,
fertta gum Iuslaufen, uno Der Ntlanttc ntmmt
am 6u6e Der @analitrabe gDrratte unb &Obs
len EN-.
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Sin permutbIfd,er @IO6aSebred,.r.

Nep gprtc 20. Stunt. Der Dampftr
Cambria fam bon elmer &reu;fnbrt auf 9tra-
tell 3urttd. Clint 10. bs. be9eenste ct Dem
en9lti9eu SGuOner Glenn BON yarmouth,
ne, abfr Nafaa mad Natampras. Da ct
500 WIeilsn aus fstnem Gpurie tSar unp letns
SAPPHIRE ntdt In Sronuns tpareu, beIsbte man
TIN NIT elmer Drtirnmann19aft unb fauDte
tbn mad Nep g)orf.
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Sen. MRfIrrn,a 9runnsn-

9biIabeIpbta, %. Stunt. @tne
9 e3taISepeIGe bert4tst bic 9ladli@s Wntanft
BON anOern 400 Wann aus MilruY'S Nrmee.
Ir3t Stanton BON Der 10. ga. @ap. 1T nit
IL Wann ietnes 0testmsnts ebenfaus anssz
lanat.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-06-23
&Y6teres BON Widsbnrq
Sine @eefd,Iad,t.

New 0Ort, 81. Stunt. Das eoutleubOOt
SIaac @rbb beriatet, AM II. be. etne W1afe
perbragnten SGifsmatertals, Sparrsu, Nlan,
ten u. ~. 9elebcu uno AM 10. uuter 40 80
8rette unO 680 30 Sarge 3e6n Uber stpSlf
Sanonsnl9ulis lAnsa b'nter sinanpsr gsbSrt
III ho6en.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-06-23
.meuterei inter 0eferteuren.

Rem 9Urt, %. Stunt. Das 3uebOUt
Blanet 1T tpeesn anter $50 De1srtsuren auS-
sebrC4sner Meutstet auf fetnsm Ds9e mad
Wafbtn9tpn umsetsbrt. Gtner. Der NaosIss
'fit9rsr wnroe In ben Nrm sei&cRen uap Die
NnOern tn Glen Aeleat.
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xeuersbruna in a~ranffprt. sn.

QputsDttte, 81. Stunt. Das RlOfer
in Granffort nsbf Der a~n1OBsnOen Rtr6e
bra0ntea an 6reitds o6. Der gseluf miro
auf $4,000 gef1dbt.
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Captain, ManniGaft unb 3pet 0aKagtere oct
Brig Samp6rIe, Capt. 8srrY. an 8Oro, wtle
DE ouf Der 0lft(e BON Sagua uaa Bottom am
10. b. Or. untec 37O Breite unb 640 573'
Qau8e pom GacOas9 ssrlt5rt wur0e.
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l~iubearRnSeter 0fIorm

SnbtanapUlts, 20. Stunt Der Sc.
ri@t bon stnem GtnfaGe Der sSiebelen Ia Sns
Diana nno BON etnem Nufrufe beS @cnpers
neurs fir 2 1000 Wann, TnO edn3lta Ubue
MrrnS. -9a. tE4a,
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Gsuer erSHnets, OaB unlere Grnppen 3urid-
iislen unb Ga nod MtartinsturS 3urudScSsn
nit Qusuo6me tes Is. Connecticut une 5,
Ma.slanb @egts., suelhe betnaee gang 9stun'
oeu aenommsa ipuroen. Der Rsft bes @Oai'
p,onSos erret8te 6arpers Serrp am M0ntae
Nummtttaa.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-06-23
Eesegrapbt1dss MeGrtcbtess
esrt@tsia 1t Dtr BaIsiuaers sGBsGts.~
@auOeBhnuhtffaGt.
Ole GinmaDme bes TinaaI.

Der Mtlaattc. alias Gtneat, TT Elm pra6t.
Ooles. er1bes ensltiaes Dampfidtf BON 1000
Genuet, weldsS ppn bic NebeQen ju Dem
furAtbarfen Van3srIAifs Ses SiOeus asma@t
mar. N0e unitrs t5l3ernen 8ludubelAtfe fiji,
tea felt leiner 8puenpun8 betrd9tIt1en9feIpsct,
ga er bic @6ii&t batts, pa6renb uuiere Glptte
bei GbarIsROu belGdfttst par, uniere9el1lNife
6et sort ROpal gu osrltGren.
Bie unls,e Dan3eriGift, Der @es1arptsn
Mno Natant, fe it6egbOItsn III nOd ntat be-
fannt, Der NtIantic Bate ben Gtebelen
100000 fir llmdnberun9en 9stoFet. CT
Iol 10 &atonsn Don 1Ausrem Saliber, nsbff
elmer arObsn DrebtanOne fibren, spGtrenb bic
8e,pnfnuug bes Wee9atptea unO Na4ant aus
einsr Is un0 etner 11j6at9en SauOne bsffbt.
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D1odD etS SrebellensD ampfer III Dem Grunr gebubrt
cir Gneerer 1eftrdnbet.


Daf6tn 9tUm 21. Stunt. Der fplgens
be 8appOrt lief beute I'm Wartne.D eparts'
msns Elm
Sd babs bic @pre, benz Oepartement gu
bert&tsn, Oab In Der gta@t bonn 5. b. 81, Elm
Oampfsr perluGts, aus @borleltOn aua3ulau>
fen, @r wurpe Don benz Dampfsr v8iGa'
bifcn" 3uriGsejagt, weIher i'm Mbsr bte Barre
psrfCl9te unO ben Dnmpfer In ben 0runb
tDbrte.
Sd babe fsrner Sa bertdten, bnB In Der
Waht POM 10. b. Ot. tin anbersr Dampfer
Oerln&te, burrp ben @anfOrb @aral in Char,
leitrn e%tn5ulaufen. Wsbrere BON ben 6Gtfen
~fsuerten auf ibn, In Der Dunfel6ett entfam CT
tbnen absr. 8et Sagesanbru6 wurbe er an,
Ncroenpe BON GUIeY Sslanb In 5lammeu &c,
%funOen, wsI&e IGN inpsOen ntGt seraGrten.
Gs nar ein GROCER 8u0Dampfer, unb &rmtnu>
bore Iurner etaubt, bns es Der voauelcd"
mar, ROD TT btes nt6t eeptb,
g. S. Dupont.
Commodore Turner bonn vNttp SrcnEOes'
Iast In fetnsm betefl4lO6euen Bert6t pom IL. :
GS TT eth iebr 9ruBer Dampfer uuo u6ne
|3wetfsl Der uSaostud", tebt Der vBeeurcsarO"
Oosr Die v8rtttonicdr, = elmer BON ben Oreten,
BON pslNen our 9stt i6rer gtusraiuna 70 Dtei
tn England 8elprc@en tpurbe (mub BON mel
den elmer BITE w@eUretana" MARI. Or liest
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NSmiraI Sppte.

New gprt, %. Stunt. @bHtraI 6Oots
befnOet fG beute ettras better unb 6te AeFste
9tben 6Ufnun9 auf @snef1ne.
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Die Rdumuns BON sstndeasr.

No@bem Der &tteesrat6 ben Nadsuo be.
l&lUHen Bate. issten ltd uniete Sruppea tm
3 nbr am Mcntas Mprsen in 9rSbter @tiue
in Bsne8un9, iparsm teOOd faum 4 Wsilsa
inuf Der Marttneburser StruBe MARRIOTT, ale
Gin bsftises 8euer aug benz @sfpl0e our Rsd-
ten Der StraBt nuf Re erGfnrt tpnrDe. l1npsr
sa9lt3 R&r3te fA uniers Sufanterte In baS
Otdt9t anltatt aber etne lGraGe fetnbltGe
NptpetItsne dn FnDsn, mar bort ftne gan3e
OtUtltci1 pClttrt, welde elm 70 mSrberiIGes
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Die plerets sOerSeu etnsetrieben.

Trab am Samstas W0rgen parDen Die
Ytdtts an Der Grcnt NuYol Strabe turA taS
Ucrriden bee SetnbeS etneetrteben uab 6as
10. @onnecttcm! init ether SettiDn Der Bate
RE g.. unterRiBt pom 81. Ysnnplo. 8est,
amseeI9tdt, mn1 brn Trtnb 81 fatlea. Otefe
Srnppen pnren taum II MetIen bon Der
StaOt bOrgeradt, ais pom elmer an etaem
DIdtGt a~ufsepf0n3tsn 8ltierte Elm beftisss
Gener auf 1s erEHnet putpe, netAs6 lfe mad
etnem 14itanOtsen 8antpfe gum 8af;lt8e no
thfate. s.3---N
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Scr Rampf am 9amstas.

Oett me9fefe0 NaBsa FllUarlFEe UEt WsN'
WltlruY etnsn 8eIu6 beS 8sbellen. 0fnsral;
GreG, pel9sr aus Der Htdtu1o bon Guray
iitsr Strasburg unb Sront &OpaI %bsranridte
unb nor ba6er Get be0en GrlAetntn bureaus
ntGt i6erralAt. @tatfe Ytdets parea an
betbsn @etten Der StraBsn an5seitslt unO cas-
10. Connecticut, 81. @enuIpIuanta. 1913.
OtiO, 10. ObiO, II. Gir8. Snf. uno ID,
8ennTylp. gaSuuerts nit 8atterte 6. BON Der
s.. rrgulGren Mrtllsrts an Ter SaS1ette sea
Gtnpt pufirt, nm bas gorrudsu bs5 6einpsa
az keffreften
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Dqltimort 1l1eCkFx.
y Urs, ben %. SUM- 1858.
0ie g9la6t bel @in9eifer.
-Ofrfhenfifd,e CONTAMINATED nes &ampfe9.

GoIaenter 8ert@t d6er Die Gala6t
Dtn&sRsr 1T Dem Nw gOrfer @srolO ente
uputmsn
5~auptquartter, MarYlanO 0ttsbt9, !
gegenibsr 5arper5 Sertq, l8.Sunt. !
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-28

JEFF. Davis TO BACK Dows.-The
special correspondent of the Cincinnati
Gazette, writing to that paper from WASH
ing.on under date of February IL, says :
The recent passage of the negro regi.
ment bill in the House, gives additional
importance to the threat made by Jeff. Da-
Wis IN his late message, that all officers
found obeying the Presidents prociama-
tion, should (virtually,) be treated as tel
ons.
Since the message was written, the ia
bles have turned. Then we had scarcely
any rebel prisoners now, the balance y
in our favor.
Recently indications have not been
wanting Of wholesome change Of heart
in the occupant of the rebel Presidential
chair. Without pretending to any hidden
means Of information-though think [
have reason for what I say venture the
prediction, that within less than q month
JEFF. Davis will, in some way, by some cun-
ningly devised means OF another of letting
bimself down, retract his threat against
Union officers, and provide for their treat
ment hereafter as heretofore as honorable
prisoners of war.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-28
WANTED,
Shelled Corn, Oats & Bacon,
For which the highest price in cash or
goods will be paid by A. E. LOWELL.
Petition for Divorce.

Jonh Dunbar, plaintiff, vs. Sarah Ette Dunbar,
Defendant.
In the Second District court within and for the
counties of Marshall, Washington, ct al, at
tached, in the State Of Kansas.
Sarah Ette Dunbar, ofthe State Of Iowa, will
take notice that john Dunbar of the county Of
Washington in the State of Kansas, did on the
18th day of February, 1863, file his petition in
the court aforesaid against the said Sarah Et'e
Dunbar, defubdent praying that he may be di-
vorced from the said defendant for the cause Of
willful absence for the space Of year prior to
the filing of his petition, without cause or prov
ocation on his part, and the said Sarah Ette Dun
bar IS notified that she is required to appear and
answer said petition ON or before the 1lth day Of
April 1868. JOHN DUNBAR,
by j. D. Brumbaugh, his attorney.
Feb. %, 1863 6tl8
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-28

Col. W. F. Cloud, of the Second Kan.
sas, has been appointed Commander of
the troops in this District. If the Colo
mel makes as good commander as he is a
fighter. our people will have cause of graf
ulation. We are sorry to part with Gen.
Brown ~ commander Of the District. If
he committed any faults Will. in command
here, ne amply atoned for them by bis gal
liant conduct on the memorable 9th Of Jan.
uary. Major James K. Sterger still re-
tains the position Of Assistant Adjutant
Generai.-SPrinQfeld Ao) Republican.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-28

A negro preacher was holding forth
one Sunday, and in the course Of his re-
marks said:
'Dere be two roads. De fust is broad
strait road leading to death and brinstone.
The other is narrow road, leading to-
he'll, Ere and damDation."
''If dems dc fact" shouted Sambo, rising
from his seat "dis yere nigger's for de
woods
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-28

Tx WEpD1Sc.-Among our local items
this week. we must not fail to notice the
Tin Wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. Isiah
Walker. 1t occurred on Friday evening
Of this week. Some of their lady friends
having learned that it was the tenth an
niversary of their wedding, determined
that they should have some tin. In ac-
cordance with this idea they 0he ladies
aforessid) called on their friends for q
small contribution from each, and having
raised sum sufficient, procured the SER
vices Of Ike White in getting up spleD.
did large Coffee Pot, with a set of tin to
match, invaded the premises of Mr.. Walk
er on the evening aforesaid in force. pre-
sented to him and his amiable better half
the gift emblematic, had very pleasant
social reupion,-animated, cheerful, sensi-
bic and entertaining conversation, mag
nifcent supper, Gin which the new tin Set
played conspicuous parD and q good time
generally.
As the wee small hours approached, the
company, with smiling faces, took their
leave Of the re.wedded pair, wishing them
a happy journey along the path of life to
and beyond their silver, golden aud dia-
mond weddings.-W Wyandott Gazette.
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TRIMS OF GoDEY's LADY's BOOK.

One copy one year, So. Two copies
one year, SIS. Three copies one year, s6.
Four copies one year, 81.
Five copies, one year, and an extra copy
to .he person sending the club, SIS
Eleven copies, one year, and an extra
copy to the person sending the club, $50.
Address L. A. Cooley, Philadelphia Pa.
ASAGRAM.-A leller mailed in Roches.
ter was recently received in Oswego, bear
ing the following anagram az direction
To Hiram Allen, OSWEGO.
Transpcsed, it readeth WE-GO-SO.
Transposed again, and you will see
That thus it runneth, 5000 WE;
Transposed once more and it will show
A common addase, SO.WE-GO!
Aye-so zoe go in Life's GREAT MAIL,
If we'll directed, We can't fail.
If badly, (" thereby hangs a tail!'
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1DMTNISTR4TOR S NOTICE.

Letters of administration upon the of Sam Myers
late of the county Marshall have been granted
the undersigned by Judge Of the probate court in and
dday February 1885, Apersons having claims against
the said estate requested exhibit the same for
to the undersigned within from the date OF the Is
suing of the said letters they be precluded from
benefit of such estate aud that such claims are not ex
hbed within years from the date of the letters they
shall be forever detarrcd.
FRANCI5M MUCHXORE Administrator
oft he esf of Mixers dacaaSed. ttfc
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fire-in-the.rear Democracy begin to see
the hand writing on the wall have be-
come aware, it would seem, that they can
get but lame, halting support of the
course they have lately been urging in re-
gard to the war. On the 10th of this
month, John Van Buren, one Of the chief
spokesmen Of the party, and until recently
peace Democrat. made speech in New
York in which he declared that this war
must 90 on-that the South would not re-
turn-that if the Proclamation of Free
dom was used as q means for crushing the
rebellion it was all right, etc. 1t is
thought that Seymour, his intimate friend,
will take the same ground. When it is
remembered that less than two months ago
these same leaders were talking glibly of
the final withdrawal and then of the return
of our "wayward sisters" were complain
ing Of the "tyranical and arbitrary" acts
of the President, the "abridgement" of
free speech aud constitutional rights, how
they scoffsd at every measure intended for
tho severe punishment of the rebels by
reproachfully terming it "abolition" or
Puritanic," when this is brought to mind
one cannot but doubt the genuiness Of
their conversion, and ask, as they assume
their new position, did they not know all
this before We have no doubt that they
knew the subjugation of the rebels to be
the only true position.
Jobbers and traders in political chican.
cry anG scheming, and naturally inclined
to favor the aristocratic, slaveholding or
privileged class, this branch of the De.
mocracy has all along endeavored to lead
off in some movement in favor of the reb.
els; malcontents, foot-rotted and disaffect-
ed sheep in the camp of loyalists, they en-
deavor to become the bsll-weathers, always
butting at the bars hoping if they once get
them down, sheep like, the people will
follow them. They have boasted of their
power, aud threatened all who opposed
them with sore afaiction by their Demo-
cratic" and conservative" "uprisings."
But thus far they have not met with much
success. If this war should be carried to
a successful issue, as we have faith it will
sooner or later, We woader if these
eleventh. hour patriots will not claim all The
credit of it'll $780,.
But this sudden veering of the political
compass of John Van Buren has caused
disarrangemens in the plans of the news
paper press in the interest OF the 6re.in.
the-rear party. One Of them in commenc.
ing criticism on his speech, says: I" Un-
fortunately Mr.. Van Buren's position is
rather muddled." His speech appears to
be about as clear as mud to them. Itis
surprising that Van should have snnoune.
ed his new policy without consulting all
of his old co-laborers. Such indecent
haste in abandoning the old programme
and adopting the new. But it's none of
our "fry::" all we hope is that he will
prove true convert to the Union church,
and stick long enough to this last summer.
asult to let bis friends know which end he
stands on.
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SheriM,s Sale.s
The State Of Kansas Marshall connty, s..
James z Rukar use Of w. A.SNorton ~ Pal.

James 8. Ruker use Of W. .A.~Nortoa ~ Pal
metto Town Company,
By virtue Of two vendis, each besring date
February 10TH A. D. 1868. to me directed aud
delivered, issued inffhe bsve entitled Cause out
OF the District court of the second judicial dis
irict Of the State Of Kansas, sitting within and
for Marshall comfy, l viii on the lst day Of
April, A. D. 1868. between the hours OF I'D o.
clock A. NJ. snd o'clock P. NJ. of said day, at
the court house door in Marysville in the county
of Marshall, State of Kansas, offer st Public
sale to the highest bidder for cash, AZ the right
title and interest Of the above named defendant
in and to the following described real estate, to
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An eastern paper announces that it will
be obliged 10 reduce its size and cut off all
4" dead heads" The latter in,imatiou
should serve as hint to all that publish
er cannot in these times afford to give his
pa per away.
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B@r A resolution embodying the Hen.
derson Amendment was rejected in the
House on the 10Th by vote of SO nays
TO 20 ayes, Leavenworth going solid
against it.
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All lying and being situated in the town of Pal
metts now within the incorporate limits Of the
city Of Marysvirle, Marshall county, State Of
Kansas and to be sold to satisfy the above ven
dfand costs. Given under my hand this 9th
day Of February A. d. 1858.
CD. SWEARINGEN, Sheriff.
I'D. Brunbaugh, Plfss atty. A48