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The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-01-10
Notice.
Samuel 4 .Stinson & Eugena
F. Havens, Plaintiffs.

Samuel A.Stinson & Eugens In the Third
F. Havens, Plaintiffs. Judicial District
Charlie. W. To.er, Def, and fo or't tn {
county Of Davis, State of Kansas,
The above named defendant Charles W, To-
GER, will take notice that the said plaintiffs,
Samuel A. Stinson and Eugena F. Havens, did,
on the 26th day of December, A, d. 1862, file
in the Clerks Office of the aforesaid court, their
petition, setting forth that the said Charles W.
Tozer gave q mortgage to Abraham B. Sands,
now deceased, on the following lands and tene-
ments lying and being in Davis county, State of
Kansas, and described as follows, to-wit Lots
eight (s), nine (9). and sixteen (l6), Of section
No. twenty-eight '2S). and lots two ~ and
seven "a, Of section thirty three 1885, of town.
ship twelve Q2) south Of range No. FIVE Isl,
east of the Sixth Principal Meridian in the
State OF Kansas, 10 secure the payment Of one
hundred and sixty FIVE dollars, with interest at
the rate Of four per cent per month, from the
18th day of September, A. D. 1859, acc riding
to certain promissory note referred to in said
mortgage; and also setting forth that since the
execution Of said mortgage that the said Abra.
ham q. Sands has departed this life. and that
the executors of the said Abraham d. Sands
have since transferred and assigned said note
and mortgage to the said plaintiffs, and also
praying that the said Charles W. Tozer NAV
pay said sum now claimed to be due, with in.
terest at the rate of four per cent per month,
from the said 18th day of September, A. D.
1859; and the said Charles W. Tozer is notified
that be is required to appear and answer said
petition on or before the Second day of March,
A. d. 1868.
SAMUEL A. STlxsOy i
EUGENA +. Ravens.
By JULIUS E, HIBBARD, their Atty
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Advertisement Notice.

Appraisement Notice.
State of Kansas, IS.
Davis County,
Waters W. Herbert: You are hereby notified
that by virtue of an Order Of Sale, issued from
the Sd District Court for Davis Co. ct al attached
in the State of Kansas, in favor of VIM Streeter,
and against Waters W. Herbert, Will, upon the
the premises, on Wednesday, the 14th day Of
January, A. D. 1868, at or about 10 O'Clock, A.
NJ, levy on and have appraised according to
law, the following described Real Estate, TO-
Wit: Lots and 8 in block l, lots and 8 in
block Q. lots ], 3, 6 and 8 in block lots ], z,
3 and in block 5, lots 2, 9 and 10 in block Q,
lots and 10 in block 8, lots IA and Is in block
9, lots l and Is in block Is, lots l6 and IL in
block ii, lots Is and 10 in block g, lots II
and 10 in block q, lots and in block q, and
lot IL in block 90, situated in Cuddy's Addition
to Junction City, in the county Of Davis and
State of Kansas, at which time and place you
can attend if you think proper. Given under
my hand at the city of Junction. this the 9Th
day Of December, A D. 1862,
A. W. CALLEN,
nc 4tpfS7. 80 Sheriff of Davis Co.
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TIE SEMI.WEEKLY WORLD.

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address, Five Dollars; FIVE copies to one ad-
dress, Eleven Dollars TO clergyman, Two
Dollars per year. Single copies, three cents
Published Tuesdays and Fridays.
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For club of ten copies, an extra cory will
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THE WEEKLY WORLD.


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address, Five Dollars; twenty copies, Twenty
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ksmittanees for The World may be made BY
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sheriff = Sale,


Ambrose Todd, Third Judicial Districss
vs.. Court, Riley County, State
B. NJ. Weldon of Kansas.
and
Henry Strong.
By virtue of an Order of Sale to me directed
and delivered, issued out of the above named
Court, l will, on
SATURDAY, the Oath day of JANUARY, 1863,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock, A. N. and
o'clock, r. NJ, of said day, at the door OF the
County Clerks Office, city of Manhattan, coun-
ty aforesaid, there being no CONTINUOUSLY offer
at Public Auction, to the highest and best bid.
der, for cash in hand, all the right, title and
interest of the above named defendants to the
following described property, to-wit: South
east quarter of section thirty six, township nine
range seven, east of the Sixth principal merid
ian, in the State of Kansas, containing 100
acres; to be sold to satisfy said judgment.
SAM'L LONG,
Sheriff of Riley County.
By G. T. BRIGGS, Under Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Manhattan City, Dec. 10th,
A. D., 1868 nS-6tpf SlO.5O.
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In the Third
Judicial Dis.
trict Court for
the county of
Davis, with
others attach
ed in the State
nf KanaQQ
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THE DAILY WORLD.

Terms per annum, Six dollars four copies to
one address, Twenty Dollars. To Clergymen,
Five Dollars per annum. For club Of ten
copies ON extra copy will be sent.
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~ II E w o K l. DAN INDIE
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DAILY, SEMI WEEKLY AND
WEEKLY NEWSPAPER.
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The Recent Eleot,on In Ohio.

The Recent Election in Ohio.
Everywhere throughout the country did
loyal men look with intense interest on the
campaign recently closed iu this State. A
subscriber, writing to us from Illinois, says
NEWTON, JASPER Co., Ills,
Oct. 10Th, 1863.
I'D. Belmont Chronicle: have Just
received u copy OF the CHRONICLE, Ind as
per agreement, | remit the amount of one
years subscription. I'd f,.l,sr. .'. -
l resided for thirty years in the neighbor-
hood Of Barnesviile, and feel an interest in
everything that pertains to your county.
can rejoice with you in the victory you have
recently achieyed for your country in de:
feating the traitor, Vallandigham. Well
done, good and faithful servants and if you
can't yet enter into the rest that awaits the
faithful. your reward is none the less sure.
Glorious old Ohio the land of my youth,
and Pennsylvania, the land Of my birth
twin sisters in the great battle for human
rights. For the Union, yours, ~**
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Eye and Ear,

It will be remembered that DR.. Knapp,
the Oculist has been making few visits to
GAINESVILLE, on Friday of each, week. -
The DR.. is making some Hne restorations,
to sight and hearing. Several we learn are
having their sight restored, who have been
afflicted number Of years. '5, m,
Geo. Hsines of West GAINESVILLE, one OF
our old residents, is under treatment for
deafness, and has made decided advances
iu hearing. S % o. ys..aa,, N n =
Alexander Nesbit of Brownsville, Lick.
ing county, called at our Office yesterday and
stated with much emotion and enthusiasm
that he ",oas degf but nop he can hear. -
He and his family are greatly delighted at
the change. Says that now he hears com.
mon conversation with perfect ease Before
applying to DR.. Knapp, he was unable to
do business, 60 into society or 20 to church
Now he goes to church, hears every word,
and says that his wife states that ho hears
as well as he ever did.
The DR.. we learn will make four more Wis
its to Zanesville. on Friday Of each week,
at he Stacey House-also at Barnesville
each Saturday, at National Hotel exclu.
sivcly treating deafness, Blindness, and in
serting Artificial Eyes. GAINESVILLE Daily
Courier. w
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Gov. Yates in New York.

Gov. Yates, of Illinois, few days ago
went to the city Of New York. lie had not
been many hours in the city before he was,
very much to his surprise, conscrfipted, for q
speech: Those who have heard him can
appreciate, what the Gothanlites got for
pressing him unceremoniously into the work
Of speech making. His speech. though i'm
provised, was continuous flow of patriotic
sentiment. In the course Of his remarks be
said that he had sometimes been impatient
at the apparent slowness in the prosecution
Of the war against rebellion, and on one oc-
casion had written to the President, re-
monstrating against, such delay. Old Abe
replied to him by telegraph, saying "Hold
on Dick, and see the salvation Of God. =
The house came down. ."-[CoIumbus E1-
press. ftra f--7
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Brough Photographs.

.E WILL HAVE, in n few days q Iot Of Hon.
w Johu Bronghs photographs Sen any where on
eceipi Of price--2j cents. j. H. WESf a co
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THE DAY SCHOOL BELL.

5000 copies issued A new singipeBoot Spr sehoo
and Seminares. called the Day School Bel 10 nov
resny y contains sbout 9os choice songs round 4,
catches d1eif trios, qusrtrs and ehoruses many OF
hem written expressly for this work besides "a pages II
NE Elements Of Music which easy nid progressi,
Among the large number OF beautiful pieces may
iognd Uncle sans School g do NJ you bear thI
children coming. " Always look or the sunny side
2. The lue lass" aAd 'Iiue Lsd,n -Oh IL were .
little bird Bird Of beauty" Pretty pair urep 'Any
Chorus "Mee' me By the running brook &c II 10
compiled BY Horace Wsiens author Of sabbath schal
BELL Nos ] and q which have had tho enormous "a
of sSoVU copies Pnces-paper covers. IS cents, so
per hundred bound, 20 eenis, s25 per hsndred cos,
copies furnished at the 100 price Mailed the ssi.k
price.
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bcHAup WoRK TO GIVE mp --Isa.

b0HAaD WoRK TO GIVE Up.--Isaac
Neiswanger, Isaac Patterson, and one Thos.
V.Chambers have notified Judge Harris
Capt. Glover, and Vim. Wilkinson tha,
they will contest their right to hold the Of.
flee of Probate Judge, Treasurer, and Com.
missioner. It will be noticed that all three
Of the first named individuals at St. Clairs.
vile bqfers.l MI. VIM. Patterson, the late
Vallandighsm candidate for Com missioner,
for some reason, did not notify Mr.. Wikin.
sos, and who could 30 properly do that bust
ness as Tom Chambers-one Of the numer-
GUS gentlemen Of leisure that We have in our
town. We are glad to see Tom. take such
IN interest in the affairs of the county
But, seriously this contesting business will
be pretty big affair. We suppose, how
ever, that Tom. Chambers, Ike Neiswanser,
and Ike Patterson have the spondul,cks. =
Let them 60 in and get squeezed.
The grounds on which the election is to
Be contested are That the polls in Pease
townships were opened before O'Clock, and
THAT the Trustees did not turn the ballot
boz upside down before putting ballots into
1t. That illegal votes were polled in the
= several Townships Of the county. And that.
in Goskea Township, the Trustees took the
ballots ost OF the box and assorted them.
DISPOSITIONS are to be taken at the Court
House on next Tuesday, we believe, before,
Andrew Alexander and James Kelsey.
We believe this contest will result in Civ
ing majority for Mr.. Cochran, our candi-
date for Prosecutor, on the home vote.
There is one thing in connection with it
% which We wish to call the attention of the
people, and especially Of our brave soldiers:
TREY TREAT THE SOLDIERS VOTE WITH
PERFDcr CONTEMPT. Harris, Glover and
Wilkinson are elected by small msjorities
on the home. vote. The vote of our soldiers
will give them several hundred majority. :
They treat this with utter contempt, and go
( 70 work to contest on the home vote.
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sD@Now Is THE TIME to subscribe fol-
the CHRoNIcLE. The long winter nights
are coming on, and it will be found a very
agreeable visitor at every 6reside. Besides
the war news it will furnish, Congress and
our State Legislature will soon be in session,
and every one will be interested in their
deings.
~ Will not some Of our friends in each
neighborhood interest themselves in pro-
curing US subscribersp
Terms, 81 so year-in advance.
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SABBATH SCHOOL BELL, NO. q

s work Of o2 pages and nes ry aa5 sun.s
and hymns. Nearly one million Of these Bells
have been i,sued and are now ringing through
this and other countries. Among the many
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Rver,n There is a Beautiful world,r Sorrow shal
again more,- DO Mt you hear the ,nsels com
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Nfs This veek,, Cunon,oI,r ,

,,q ArIN this weeks CHRONICLE will be
found the particulars of q Copperhead plot
to release the rebel prisoners in Camp Chase
and the Ohio Peniteutiary, and inaugurate
civil war in Ohio. The people can now see
Whist they escaped BY defeating Vallandig-
ham.
On our fourth page may also bs found an
interesting letter from Dr.. Estep and the
dying statement Of Reuben Stout, who was
seosutly executed on Johnsen's Island for
murder and desertion from the army.
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9nsimess Autifes.
A WORD ABOUT
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NEW VOCAL MUSfC.-sf.snd OF the Brave and
~ Free Rev. q s. plumley; Your Fortune is too
small for Me Comic Song, Maurice Il will wait at
ihe Gae Tor Thee. T. Holden; I'VE Parted with Cheer
iul Smile Al. kellar; -One by the Stars Of Eve
ning,n The Flowers bloom in Linden vale,p O. Law
is Beautiful Word.H shall we Meet Beyond the Rivrr.
The Angels are Hoverng Near." ''The Year of Ioven
How softly ON the Rrused Heart Mrs. Pa khurst
the Dear Old Flag DIE SOh why am so Happy,n r.
C. Foster; sabbath Belle, Chime On,r Lowry. 26 GEMS
eat h, mailed free.
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Always Look on the Sunny Side,n "BrilliRnt Variu-
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ltow Each Other IheIer for Guitar by Boomer, 2Sc.
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Mailed free.
HORACE WATERS, Publisher, No. AL Broadway.
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THE ELECTIONS
New York Falls into Line !
Massachusetts Gives
an Increased Majority!
Heavy Gains in Wisconsin !
New York Election.

NEW York, Nov. 3.--The election is pro-
ceedine quietly so far The only disturbance
was small fight 10 Brooklyn ah'
LATER; Tho Express says, if the vo.eip
this city be any indication of the vote in the
state. the State has gone Republican by an
emphatic majority.
The vote here is light, and the Demo
cratic majority will Le reduced from 5000
to 10000.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Nov. 3.-W. G. Fargo,
Democrat, is re-elccted Mayor by about 800
majority, being Union gain Of 900. Re
turns from the State so far show consider.
able Union gain.
ALBANY CRY, Nov. 3.-Union Abb
Democratic $3.50; Union gain 436.
Massachusetts Election.
BosToN, Nov. 3. The election is pro
Sres>iug quietly Returns 80 far show heavy
gains for Andrew.
LATER, 2P, NJ Additional return. indi-
cate that the Republicans have carried Mas
sachusetts by larger majority even than
was anticipated.
STILL LATER, 10 P. M--The vote in this
State to-day was comparatively small, but
the Republicans have made nearly q COM
plete sweep of everything. =.
ln Boston the vote for Governor foots up
Andrews ,6,3l Payne 1904 Republican
gain on the vote Of last year. .,... 80
IL is doubtful It the opposition have elec.
ted six representatives to the Legislature,
and they will probably not elect single
Senator. --I., -
Last year the opposition vote was 81, 900
now 1t will hardly reach 10000. Outside of
Boston we do not hear Of the election of
single opposition representative. It is be-
ileved that the Senate will be unanimously
Union. 1t.f ... al.."-I -,
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D~THE ATLANTIC MoNTHLY.--T The
October number Of this magssine has failed
to come to hand. During the exciting po-
itical campaign just closed in this State we
have not noticed the numbers as We should,
but We hope the publishers have not struck
the CHRONICLE off their exchange list. We
can't get along very pleasantly without the
Atlsntic, and hope the publishers will SO nd
1t lons. Send the October number, by all
meana It is said to be great number.
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THE AruENKUM COLLECTION

contain. Five Hundred pages OF tunes and hymns,
new and old OF the choicest kinds for church. Sunday
school revival MISSIONARY temperance prayer and con-
The music IN this book has life and animation in IL like
shining Shore Rest for the Weary -Shall we know
each other thrre. shall meet beyond the River.p
There Is beautiful World,n "Kind Words,n Sweet
Hour OF Prayer There is a Land Of Loven "sufer
little children 10 come unto me- God save the Nation
&c. Prices single copies bound e5 cents e5S Der loo,
cloth bound embossed gill rs Genus s65 per 100 Mailed
at the retail price.
HORACE WATERS Ag't
i51, Broadway, New Yo<A
Publisher Of the above Books. =
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s~PERsoNAL.--Leut. Col. Steel, Of
oss ed Regiment, has resigned. Colonel
Sssel Is quite lame from the effects of q
wound received 10 40 assault on Fort Wag-
ner, last Summer. s
Lieut.. Sam. Hills Of our 18th regiment,
is at home, suffering from disease contract
ID in the army. ' eH
Lieut.. Woodmansce is also at home, quite
iok.
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S@THE ST. CLAIRsvILLE BAND. Some
Of the old members Of the st. Clairsville
Band are trying to re-organise it. We hope
they may be successful. ST. Clairsville used
10 boast Of one Of the best brass bands 10
the State. The most of the members of
the old band are still in town, and we hope
the band may be recognised. vrtr
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~1T is said that Artemus Ward has en-
gagged Vallandigham to travel with his
"grate moral exhibishun." Old 'habeas
corpus" would be great addition TO the
wax fggers," surei .aa. ot as.t
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TIE NEW PATRIOTIC .oNe pooa

contains % page. Of songs ducts aud ehoruses, bcs
sacred and secular including "a pages Of prayers foe
sick and dying soldiers aud soldiers Scripture Manual
Il is well suited for social singing well as Sabbath
worship. Among the many beautiful pieces may be
found Where liberty dwe.Is i. my county, -Ths
Christian Hero" Three Cheers for Banner" Coms
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~freemsns Gathering" -Columbia's King forevers
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SABBATH SCHOOL BELL, NO. 1,

contains lti pages and nearly 2o tunes and hymns sd
is the mos, popular 3. g. Book ever issued Anonr tho
most popular pieces are, "Kind Words" .Eden Above"
Christian Hero" "Besuiifu Zon 4 ought TO love my
Mother The Angels told me son "In the Lightr aRrst
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Lost.

WAR DEPARTMENT.. D H.
PRovosr MARSHAL GENERALS OFFIcK.
WARRINGTON ID. c., August rs, 1853.
COL EDwAnD A. PAanorr. Acting Assistant Provost
Marshal General. Columbus, OHIO:
SR: am Instructed by the Provost Marshal General
70 say that Provost Marshas under Your control be
dered 10 give publicity to the Tact THAT reward Of
dollars slO) aud the reasonable expenses incurred will
be paid TO any person for the apprehension aud delivery
desener at The headquarters Of the nearest Provost
printed handbills.
am, cir, very respectfully, your cbedient servant
CHAUNCEY McKEEvER,
Major and Asst Adjt Gen
Oficial; l.. " BIKRcK 'IlFl lf.iI f
Major aad Asset Adft Gen. Ohio vsh
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D~A GOOD male teacher is wanted at
Pleasant Hill School House, Richland Town
ship. Apply TO B. w. Hoge, East Rich.
lsnds- (! 9nfQ99I 92uCEA $50
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WATERS CHEAP Music ron rHx M1.1,o.

Arranged solos, duets, quarteus and ehoruses f,
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each In sheet form, with Piano seeonpa insns e Gle.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-11-05

TEAcHER's ExAMINATIoE, Saturday,
Nov. I. at the usual place, commencing At
Q o'sloek \. n, precisely. 5000 Esef1tr