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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-21

Col. Dan. Slovsr's regiment Of East
Tennesseans, which has been recruiting
at Louisville, we are glad to hear, is full.
The material Of which il is composed is
of the right sort-men who go into the
war to eight in earnest, and are inyinci'
bic,
WO also learn that Capt. Clay Crlw-
ford, who has been a short time at Mich
olosville, KY, recruiting for battery of
Artillery, has obtained all the men be
wants. They are East Tennesseans.-
tie proposes to remain there, believing
he can raise a regiment. Speed the good
work.
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THEATRE.--Bulwer's celebrated play
of Money" will be enacted at the the
atre tonight with Mr.. Hamilton as
Alfred Evelyn; Mr.. Allen as John Vesey /;
Mr.. Everett as Henry Graves Mrs. Ber-
nard as Clara Douglas Mrs. Jordan as
Lady franklin; and Mrs. Duncan as
Georgina Vesey. Mr.. Stewart follows
with a splitting song; and Mr.. Full
Ter with his famous skating scene. The
entertainments close with the Vermont
Wooldealer," Yankee drama. Deuter-
onomy Dutiful, Mr.. Jordan Waddle, Mr..
Allen; Amanda, Mrs. Duncan.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-21

We are again under obligations to W.
O. Collier for the latest Louisville and
Cincinnati papers.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-21

Sick or wounded soldiers, in any Of
Toe hospitals at Nashville, can have ink
from me, free OF charge, by sending their
inkHauds or bottles 10 me, between .
and II, A, NJ, any day, except Sunday,
over sNrru's drug store, al The corner Of
Church and Vine streets.
mayl8-lw. j. w. DoLBEAn.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-21

All persons having claims against the
Government arising from the use Of cot
ton bales on the Notifications At Nash
vile, are hereby notified that they must
be FLED with the Board appointed for
their investigation on or before the 18th
day Of May, 1861 after which date no
claims will be- received.
By order Of the Board;
j. j. DoNSELLY,
may7tf Captain and Recorder.
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Notice 90 sutIers.

Just received and for sale at reduced
rates. wrf.
$50 barrels dried Apples,
100 do do Peaches.
100 boxes Cheese.
90 barrels fresh Eggs.
100 boxes Raisins.
1926 kits Maokerel.
Candies OF all kinds; Figs; Dates
Nuts. Always on hand full and gen
eral assortment of Suffers supplies, to
which we call the attention Of our
friends and the public. Our motto is
quick sales and small profits.
A. s. NJ. LANDsBHRa g. 90.
Corner Square and Market street.
may 10
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ATTENTION, ADVERTISERS!

~ TIE UNION,
FRIDAY, MAY rs.
Daily, 1900 Copies
weekly 1850 {"
Combined CIrouIarn 9s,5OOi
And rnptdly increnaing.
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4ashpille AaiOn,
r. N -

wooHIy UnIon rvgs Dollars.
nAug uuo4, per .onu,a ...... .....go 90
% rpoE ...,.ttstt.s,stt.... %
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PEARL & HARRlYS
sORIAL ALOON,
Shaving. HairDrnNlng Dleing and Raihng.

NO. 2l NORTH MARKET STREET,
Nearly opposlte the Watson House and Morris and
STATIONS Buildings.
TIENRY PRARL AID DICK BARRls, HAVING
I so out an their old MATERIAL have rohttsd and
stocked their -alo0u with every thing new and Of
have been entirely rebuilt, and furnished with the
Improved apparatus " Professor Ashley, and der
his supervision heir Barb - are unsurpassed BY
nn fn tha profssion and thair oils dyes Etc are of
superior quality Private ro0ms Tor Dyeing.
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Warm and Gold Baths

az a. hours Parties Wiahing 10 baths ~ he month
on for Longer p0riod, obtain season tio1e.s AT
greatly reduced rates, mayl6-iB
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-21

ODD- n ELBOWS uALL- ne uFhu1h OF
"Dick Turpia, the Highwayman," will
be repeated at the new theatre TO. night,
with the same cast. Miss MitchelPs
Mary Watson last night was sIl that her
warmest admirers could wish for; whilst
Mr.. Lelllngwell added still more to the
reputation he enjoyed as an accomplished
actor, by the manner in which he repre-
scented Turpin. The farce of the "Rag-
gsd Politician" is the concluding piece.
-------------ss--s- -z----------------,
EMBADMINa THE DEAD.---We saw yes
terday at the Express office, the corpse
of private soldier, who died a week
ago at Murfreesborc, and which had I'M
dergone the process of embalming. The
corpse was as natural IS il the breath OF
life had just departed from it. There
was nothing repulsive in the features,
and no unpleasant or offensive Odor from
the body.
1t appears TO us fortunate that the en-
balming process has been introduced, as
1t affords the relatives and friends of the
soldier the means Of preserving bis re-
mains, in case Of his death by disease
or on the battlefield, in condition not
likely to harrow the feelings, already
torn with grief and distress. At this
season of the year, we presume, it will
be generally resorled TO.
The corpse above referred to was EN-
balmed by the French process Of P'oi
Sucqoet DR.. Geo. p Wells, at Nashville
and DR.. j. g. Varnum, at Murfreesboro
have the exclusive right to use this pro
cess and viii attend 70 all orders givei
them.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-18

A NATIONAL FAST. The President. in
compliaice with the request Of the Sen-
ate, has designated Ttur>d day, the 30 h
instant, as day of Nationa! m:,,li .,icu.
f'sting and prayer, and c9ncud S lis rroc-
lamation as follows: F,sr
l. US t'en rest humbiy in the hone an i.
thor'z'd ty The divine teachings, t,at the
uaitrd cry If the nation w.i. be hoard a.,
high and severed wi h b es.iuns IL, :s.s
than the p1rionof our National sins ard
the rest ration OF cur now d yided ard
.uilsF.ns cru TRY 10 lis fnm.r happy COT
dilion Ut uni:y aud peac
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-18

ns General Lew. Wallace has addressed to
the ,,hio legislature a manly aid patriotic re-
sponse to the resolutions thankin him for his
services in the cou Sc Of which he says: g. This
is neither Lncaln's war, nor "a war for ne
groes, nor war for corquesr, or glory. or par
ty. 1t is The p,op'e's war for free government
The Only distinction that eau be made between
the Lcro VII, fell at Eunker iii: aid the hero
who fell 1t Shiloh is, one died to establish free
60, ernme nj, the ohs, died to nerpe:uate it-b,sh
are martyrs to liberty. will the people ban
don their cause? G,d fDrbidr'
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FEoRsE SrEALlxa-Thi species OF trade, re-
culiar to Kausas, seems TO have fourished re-
ma ksbly we'l in this county fer the last week
CT two, in fact had no. counter movement
commenced, Marshal, would soon bill fair te RI
.alany Of her SITTER ecun'ies in tkeir palmiest
and most ayharkey lays. We believe that not
less thnna half dozen horses lave disappeare ed
from the loca'.ty of Vermi OH creek within
qaite e. short time l. b. Vaney on B .ack Ver-
mi.lcn wasthe Loser Of a mare, and week or
more passed when lie four.d his stolen property
in Nemaha county. Mrs Todd, wife Of Lieut.. 8
d. Tcdd of tic 9th Kansas, was visited last week
by tworcbbers in disguise who took S25 in mon
ey and her two horses. The horses were found
this weekoa the prairie some sixteen miles from
home dead, shot through the head. Martin Life
recently had Il N IRE stolen, but socn getting
track of the thief, he followed him up and found
him in possession CT the stolen property in
Frankfort, {Mon' gomery Co. Iowa. He return
ed with them, and the thief "a boy eoout sixteen
years of age and son of neighbor of MIR. Life)
is now on examination or trial in this city. We
hear Of other horses that lave been stolen one
on Thursday night from Mr.. Sutton, also on Ver-
million :. illam Poulson deserter from the
81 Ka,sls, the supposed thief. This county
has been remarkably free from horse thieves un-
til quite recently. The people in the country
AM hereabr uts are now we'll aroused in the mat
ter and we think it will be put down at once
Let the case now penling be sif.ed to the bottom
and the guilty made to suffer TO the extent Of The
law
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A peacs Democrats Creed.

A reacs Democrat IS one who believes
in the docsrine of State rights as interprer-
ed at The Sauth-that is, that Southern
States hare rights, wlrile Northern States
have none. South Carolina has righ. 10
lmprison citizens Of Massachusetts, bot
Massachusetts, has no right to demonstrate
A Southern Stat. has right to array her
citizens in arms agains, the Government of
the United States, but a Northern State
may not call upon her sons to defend it.
lie believes in the rights of mn, but the
most sacred of those rights. inderd, the
only one worth mentioning. is the right TO
take from other men their rights.
lie elieves in maintaining the Cons';tu-
ton, as interpreted by rebels in arms to
destroy it.
He believes men to be equal before the
law-especially he believes the poor man
to be the equal of the r cIl man. the labor.
er to be as good as the capitalist. yet he
actively and cordially synpa,hizss with
those who deuge his conn'ry in blood b..
cause they are too good grntlemen to sub
mi: to tie election Of raalsp|I.er.
Tie CNIicNeS Tue DHnOcr1tiC party I'D nave
di inc right to govern The country.
whether it has majority Of the votes or
not and he il convnc ID that the q uestion
which Is the 4" Democratic party of the
country at the presen. cri,is-is absolutely
determined by tie name which itself has
assum d. Call a horse I" Spry, aud you
can safely bet upon hisspeed.
H.. calls it fair play to go into an elect
ion, and refu c 10 abide by it's clear resn!t.
Il. likes tile views of twofis ed country
nar of Rob Roy, who played cards with
some Hebrews and lost his money. He a.
once s,ized the pile sho * his fist at his
fellow 6 'mbiers, Dam ys,ye are enc
mics of r Lord!' ~
lie thinks the United States have right TO
steal CUBA, and no right to prever. Kei.-
lucky from being s.ol-n from us.
These several points Of belief show on
what solid bas S of consistent iu,elligen
the faith of tbs Peace Democrat rests.
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Aarysrille. Marshall Co., Eoasc.,

Garysciile. Marshall Co., Eoasc.,
April 9. 1868
To HoN A. HoRToN. Judge of 81. sudie.
,al Dist. Of State of Kansas:
penr Sir: We are the Con missioners
of Marshall county. and rrspcc f:'lv repre-
sc,t '',at we have in orr jlil 'wo O.oe In
dians awaiting the actim of "A grand Jury,
a"o f'u'.d gnil,y iy justice of the peace
Of a>s,ut with inert 10 rob and XIII. and
also an O'oe Indian arrested under two
capeases. one far murder. the other for as
>ault with intent 20 liIl we would like
your honor. if in you- power. 70 issue and
se''d Immediately over TO the sheriff Of this
con tv special verire for grand iurv
10 look into the case Of the TWO held for
'heir appearance. rs also for pe:i, Jury to
,rr the one under Indictment.
Tn" b'a er J S. Magill. is empowered
10 r'ake 10 youa statement Of what we
wan. and how we desire you TO act if in
Your power p.omi>e to rat fy what
ever he may do in the premises
Ve.y respectfully yours,
PETER Grrr,
FPHRIAM LEWIS,
JoES LANE.
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Cdl Letter Addresses.

The last number OF HoIbrook's excel
LEM Unisl States Maii c,nta,us the fol
luw;rg batch Of curious addresses on some
letters rec nt'y carried by the mails:
Hokey ro!cy winey wang,
Take this Letter to Billy Strang,
Who!'ses ii. Bristol, in Il l., -
Hes u bully boy, aud i.as glass eye.
Hurry up as fast as you c,n,
And carry Til, letter to Mary Ann,
She Ii cs LII Lancaster ate Of P,.,
And her other nau.e (I be!i=ve) is
Mckay.
To the care Of Mick Mullen for Dennis
Eltale America New York cr Boston at
the stone cutting or else whether for his
eoue in Barnard Geraty.
Lucinda Jones, fair young miss,
Will fi1d a note inside of this:
Ga swGtest wings ,h-n let it ly,
Toa place called Goveneur. N. Y.
Patrick Smith
Repoasofis
Ny
Meant for Rye post.ofico1
in care Of miss
Feter Hof Stanford
t-" Pos'-oliice for miss margaret
as forgot her name
state Of kenucut.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-18

Gag l"te copy Of the Daily Rocky Mt.
News has the follow ing in its local column:
WANTED.-A young lady on the sunny site Of
twenty IS deairous OF making the acquaintance
(wnh view TO matrimony) Of some gentleman
of steady .bits, Possessed Of The means to 90
INFO The dairy business on q ranch, up or down
the Platte, not exceeding afew hours ride from
iows, so that she could have the ad antars OF
church AMI thea'er facilities. No preachers.
lawyers, ioct.rs, bankers, barkeepers, or
men married before need apply. address,
with particulars and photograph, for this week
only, Esisle, Denver; P.O.
Here's chance for the young men, excepting
"p'cache's lawyers, doctors, bankers, b. keep
ers or secondhand furniu ure." Estelle evil
IDENTIFY wants christian. which will be hard for
her to get without she marries all edisor or print
er. She can have US if she wants 10.
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Seneca, Nemuha o., Knnsos.

seneca, henlnh0 To-, Knns0s
Ap'il 12ih. 1868.
Messrs. GfTr, LEWIS s. LAyF, County Commiss.
toner's of Marshal, County:
Dear Hirs: have jis; received your
ia'l'r date d the Stir in-' req ieslinl me
'o>en'! 10 The Sh. riff IF your county a
sp' cial veuire to su .nmna Grant ani PIT.
III .|nros for The coming April trrm IF
HE district Court 10 he holden In you.
county nex' week. l h-l,.ve your !, tier
is received ut a too hte dag far me 10 or.
der vrnirc to te issued for Jurors q, the
GONNA. Term.
Tue lnd'an now in your Jail does rot
d mand trial at this term of the Court
and will not he ready for lr,al even if a
Ji.y Is present. Icauuot force Il p,r:y 20
'riH! it he has legal cause Of co..,iuu-
ancn- II fsho,M >peci lily order IA jury
to find bills Of Indc.m ,against the ,wo
Indians now connii,ed FIR assault 70 kin,
have no assurance n 4 lh- l..dians woul i
DC resfy tor ,ria! a!immedla,ely. Hence f,r
J'ro's 10 DE summoned at this In e day
would IN my opinion ne useless and an
unnecessary expense. In all civ,l actions.
on arcou tot Tie rrevInu, arr'on Of tie
oanty Board Of Commissioners. parties
are no' ready and cannot ge. ready win
their witn' ~ses FOR j'rv trails. sam sorry.
gent em q, Of yoar action in requ.s'ip. me
some months aso,o dispense with 5tri-s .,
the April term. Ithen wrote you that
your action "as in my opinion wrong, but
this Is TOO la'es day to ramedy the same
Full juries will be summoned for your o.
,ober term Of Cours 1t which time trust
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-18

CoLoR. DO IrEAs.-rhe following news para
g-aphs are taken from the Rocky Mountain
News:
per thousand. Arre,ty s'odprice.
Real estate is advancing in Eenver. These
who want to secure business or dwelling sites,
should make their investments a. once.
A few migrants are coming in new-a-days.
ard about as many emix rants are rolling out for
San and Beaver Head mines. The latter
will sme fro-t befare they have the pleasure of
landing much of the dust.
We notice a plrag"aIh in a h'c copy of The
Deseret News, announcing that Ia NJ. Hughes
Esq, has been admitted to practice in the Utah
Courts. lie went 10 Salt Lake few weeks ago,
for the purpose OF defending Mr.. JOSEPH Holli-
d.y, who.was committed for killing man nam
ed Greerlsaf.
An o. s. l.. driver, who runs between here
and the mountain tops s1s emphatically that
lie does hot "dlive the stage" as igno-aat Dem
yer tts express il, bat only 'hckls the lines to
control the horses, The lsrter hauling the caach
cd asitua eorun." The explanation is clnssica
distinction, if not difference to say the least
From Mr.. Nncko'ls, who arrived fr,m ,he
States two or three days ego. We lie m that
party of Arapshoe indians are sanrec on Bea-
yer Creek near the Cut-cf road east from this
city, who a'e very annoying to immigrants beg
gng iron them. .snd in some Instances robbiug
sma parties Of what they vau:. They need q
drubbing. Zee 81 -
+. rcst interesting revival of religion has
been in progress in the Method st Chu ch in ih ia
city for two and half weeks ras.. Services
have been held every evening during The time
and upon many occasions they last until quite a
bate hour; ten, eleven aLe even twelve o'clsck.
Much inte est has been manifested and mauy
new converts have been sdd.d 10 u. church
ssd still more evince desire to turn from the
error Of their ways aud seek eonfot in tLessn-
solotions Of religion. We believe thi. is the
6rst censide,ab able revival ever witnessed ip Den.
sG. May the COED work prosper.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-18

sURRESDEEEp.-Msj Clarence Prem.
,lce. s"n Of George ID. Prentice g II the
I.oui-viile Journal, role into Loui.vil 9
recently ani with TWO subordinate officers
CT tie rebel Hrms' va. tsksn prisonsr and
sent 10 cimp Case l, is our op;uion that
he i. ,r d Of fighting against tine Govern.
melt ot Ms fathers. aud will,n du, Time
De found on me LORDS side May there
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-18
rnIy ours.
ALBERT II l!oRrox.
Judge of 81 Judicial District.
Atchis~n, Kansas, Feb. %, 1853.

1N"HSHS, ZcU. u, 1O0Os
Mr.. ]. D. BRuMBAuGH:
My Dor Sir: Your letters Of the lS,h
are jns' received. will he present st
Nary>-ille on the frs' d,y of the regular
term 20 confirm sales. bear mn'ions and to
dispose of nj eases where jl-v is MT de-
m:nded Isurposnd the action of your
County Commissioners was the unani-
mons expression IF ycu- citizens. as was
certain that you musf have know Of their
wiring to M. AMI have no LEI erS cppos-
ing their request. conmcnce court here
to-day. Yours Truly.
ALBERT II HoRreG.
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DISTRICT COURT.

The following correspondence in rels-
tion to our District Court explains itself:
Edrysrille, NarshoN Co, Knnsns.
February 10, 1863.
Hon. A. H. HORIZON:
Sir: As there are not enongi OF cases
on our county docket TO justify holding
court at the APRIL term-,hcre are only
two or rhree new cases on the dncket since
Il le adjournmen: of the Oc'oher .erm-and
parties still in the amy. We, the couuty
commissioners of Marshall county, do
consider it bes, not to hold court at the
April term. 1863. -
We would like to hear from you that we
may know that You have received this.
We remain yours very respectfully,
PErEn GIFT,
JonN LANE, Co. Commits
EPHRIAM LEWIS, J sione's.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-18

Hoa. u Il Browning, ex-Unte.I Safes
Senator from Illinois, was one of the SPA.
kers a, a Copperhead meeting a, Qu;ncya .
few d,yssince. TneCoopeI head Herald says
that MIR. Browning = speech C. met the COR
dial appreciation and received the hearty
app ause of the Democrats. Ofcourse il
dio, t'A 81
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-18

We observe hat he opposition ar, al.
ready complaining TIA, IN Connecticut, as
in k..ole Island, lh.ir voters were bought
up so as to TORN the scale against them,
what very merccnary and urprincipled
party theirs nusl De, five are TO judge from
what they themselves say of it,s,nce it can
even Be niredto vote against itself! Suicide
Is 10 hing compared with such conduct.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-18

r0. ] ne Denver Commonwealth gives the
following list Of soldiers as those who deserted
Capt. SaLbors's conmahd, First c.. valry Colo
rads Volunteers on The night of the 14th ut
when camped near this pla.c: James DGr", Co.
H Jsmes aldron, do; II. Pvoler, do; Thomas
Sherwood do; William IT.. Pilgrim, d.; Henry
OFT, do; JOHN Sine x, COX.
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The Il. S E.ano..:

: The y. $, E:snen;.e saysx.,sl the con.
ing y1ar. VIII probably be worth no, Ies,
;hs" seven'yc:b per pound. and tha, there
ought not 10 oe single healthy s,e-p
slaughtered la the Northern states. uutil
l. is kDo*n What is to be the end oftLe
present rsbelGon.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-18

nA The Leavenworth Conservative says
thar on Sunday, the 9th instant, a saw mill own
ed by Col Learnard and seventy-fve thousand
feet of lumber, with which he was preparing
to build n fne res .dence, were Consumed by fire
in Burlington, Cofey County. The loss amounts
toseveral thousand dollars. There VAS no iu-
eurauce.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-18

An anec Tote is r Iatedofa young preach
er AT city church, VINO bad for his text
verse from tne parab.e Of the Ten virgins
and in the course Ut his sermon Exclaimed
IT at inold time. it was customary when
ths Bridegroom and bride were. comipg,
for ten virgins to 90 Out and pee; them and
escort them home-6ve Of these virgins be-
ing matts. and FIVE femaies!'3 . q Gf ~ .
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-18

The reb Is are jewels of consistency
Tney Went intop'ruxysms Of virtuous "a %
because Gen. a. Neil shot eight guerrillas
WIN had not only vioatei their parole, but
murdered U no ending e.tizeis. And vet
they post notices throughout the streets Of
Ricnmond tha. Capt. Webster is TO be hung
orsimple violation OF lis payola. ,'i
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-18

"ELAe of the free heart IS hope and Eome,
By angel bauds to valor given;
Thy stars have lit the welkin dome,
And all thy hues were born of heaven.
FoREyER FLOAT THAT STANDARD S.iEETl
Where breathes the foe but falls before us,
With Freedoms soil beneath our feet.
And Fre.dom's banner str roaming Ger us.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-18

rA. Peterson's Magazine for May is re,eiv.
ed fsom the Publisher. ltopens with beauti-
full lite steel engraving, '.T Queen e Flow
e,s;' and cohtai ms variety Of fashion 'lates,
a sorg with music, alda g"o,ly amount OF
choice reading matter. Published at Ihiiad.l.
Ihia, renn., by Z. J. Peterson at s. per yea.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-18

r@. Gleason's Literary Companion weekly
CON es ia us regularly Except when rurlcined
by some intelligent Postna ster) andis uuly n
sp,ighiy and ih,ero sing comranhn. lis me-
fine and white paper, cl, ar and dstinc, type
Il contains stories and ta.es acc mfanied WITH
il ustrat;ons historical sketches, bon mots, in
short a variety of literary matte, original aud
se'ec ed. OILY 81 per annuu, F. Gleason, Pub
Usher Boston, Mass.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-18

" One thousand dollars wss spent in trying
10 illuminate the huge dome Of St Paul Lon.
don, on lps night of the Princes wedding.
The efEctxas a failRre as il 10 said to have
looked like boy lighting match on a
hogshead. - og -. -.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-18

Considerable ex ;'emep, vas caused in
Califora'a by t'e intelligence hat a bapd
of seces>oaist- We're abou. 10 make = n;yht
a,t'cs on The Ben;cia mi:m.ry Station and
Mare Island Navy Yard. aIe.-are,
We're trke" by 'he G,versmer, 10 1defeat
any ,u4a pl'"a'd loshins to coofirm ,As
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Joh" Francis. Esq, o. O4athe, johnson
county: eaiisd on Us slerlay.p lie issget
ting together malsiSaf % reissue .ne Mir.
ror. Success to He enterprise. Mr.. F.
inf rms US that th wheat in that section
looks fne-Bacet;n. ? r ~ 70 9,s III nss'
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Th" Pcesiden, 3 prociaima,uin has caused
the re.ur of upward of 1900 des,rters dai-
ly to t;ielr simeuts. Thu, far no impe-
di.ncnts have been thrown in the way of en-
forcing he proclamation. Notwi,hstand-
ing the time laid DIVA in the proclamation
Tor the return of deserters has expired tho
government is disposed to deal lenisn,ly
With all who return 10 their regiments.