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The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-18

The succession Of brilliant conquests
which have erowned the efforts Of our ar
mics in the Sodthwsst. ending ia. the fall
of Vicksburg, and the glorious victory
gainedin Pennsylvania, fills every loyal
heart with gratitude and renewed eenf-
dence. Generals Grant and Meade have
won for themselves and the noble officers
under their commands imperishable lau-
rels. Meade has hurled his bolts at the
rebel hordes and has sent them disabled
and flying along the green banks of the
Potomac. The six weeks siege at Vick
burg ended on the +" Fourth" by Grant Civ
ing the final plunge Of the knife into the
spinal cord of rebellion. and the hideous
monster lies PROSTATE and quivering in ev-
cry nerve. They have rendered a service
to the Union:which will cause their memo
ries to live so long as heroism is admired
and military genius is appreciated.
Yet it was sgains. General Grant that
the most bitter and persistent efforts weri
made during the last winier and hlI.
Men high in authority and Of unqpes,ion-
ed patriotism urged Pfesidsnt Lincoln to
order his removal. ItsNas asserted that
he was intoxicated With liquor at the bat
tie Of Shiloah, and a variety of charges
were made against him by persons who be-
lieved them to be we'll founded, and earn
est appeals were made to the Commander
in-C Chief to dismiss him from his high po-
sition. The President, with that profound
sagacity and unalterable integrity and jus.
tice which has shown out so conspicuousIy
in the dark hours of our national trials,
SUSTAINED General Grant. The country
now enjoys the fruit Of his wise and pru-
dent judgment.
The position of the President is one of
lofty and unenviable responsibilities
Every day and hour he is appealed to by
some person, or some committee, to strike
down those whom he has exalted, or to
elevate those whom be distrusts; to do
what he has not done, or to leave undone
that which be is doing. No one who
knows the cares and duties, the pressing
importunities, the unblushing appeals, the
hair Drained projects, the wild and imprac-
ticable schemes of policy for war and for
peace, the swarm of osfice-seekers who
crowd upon the enforced attention of a
kind.hearted President, can look otherwise
than with sympathy and profound respect
upon that generous but unfaltering self
reliance wnicn causes him to " 20 his own
way" and to execc.:!!ss me high duties of his
Office in accordance with his own best judg-
ment, Notwithstanding he may disappoint
some Of his best friends, when he deter.
mines to retain in the service such generals
as the Hero of Vicksburg.
AnvrprYsruc A1vartisa and r;vo fho
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-18
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'CUTE.-One Of our citizens, a passen.
ger on the stage coach to Atchison one
day ;ast week, relates that on board was
couple from California who KEEP, the tina
chine a-goin" by pouring on to the brake
of the coach, at the the top of every hill
which it was about to descend, melted but
ter, a can of which they had along with
them. The driver would put on the brake
bu. the wheels scould slip on the rubber,
and the coach 60 with a rush to the bot
tom of the hill, much to the astouishment
Of driver aud the amusement OF the, mass.
sngers. The parry was anxious to make
time to connect with acertain train'of cars
at Atchison, hence this "cute" arrangement
to hurry up things-all of which was but
anticipating pleasant ride on the Pacific
R. r. Under full head of horsepower
breaks are up-its not enough! How
fast the people are getting
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-18

~ We learn that viewers of Z route
for he Atchhon + Pikes Peak B. B.
~sss threegh this county last wssk.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-18

sJ As wes see it, the building Of a
Railroad from. Atchison west lhro' this
county, does not preven. the running of
one also from the former to Topeka
The State Record may be assured that we
were correctly informed in our statement.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-18

RECEIPT FOR MAD Doc BrrE.-The fol-
lowing is circulating in our exchanges,
recommended as Certain cure for the bite
Of a mad dog: -, =
"Mix one pound Of common salt ID q
quart OF water, and then battle with and
squeeze the wound with the same one
hour, then bind a little more salt on the
wound for twelve hours"
The author of this receipt was bitten six
times by mad dogs. and always cured him
self by the above mixture, and offered 10
suffer himself to be bitten by any mad dog
in order to convince mankind that what he
offered was real truth, to which numbers
could testify.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-18

Eg= Attention is called to Govt. corn
advertisement on third page.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-18

DIsCHARGED.-The case Of Geo. w. Dye Of
Weston, Mo-, arres,ed for debt in suit brought
by Joseph Ruff also of Weston; motion was
argued before his Hon. Judge Horton on Tuesday
last by ] j. Ingalls, Esq, of Atchison, for Run
and Judge BruRbaugh of this County for Dye
to vacatc the order of arrest. As the case was
one of rare occurrence considerable interest was
manifested in the decision Of the Court. The
Constitution provides "therc shall be no impris-
onment for debt except in case Of fraud" Tho
Judge vacated the order of arrest, sustaining hve
out of six grounds set up in defeudents motion
tc vacate.
Mr.. Brumbaugh arrived by Wednesdays
CO ach, and the prisoner was discharged, when
he proceeded on his journey westward rel oicing.
~. TIE State Road rnauiug from Seneca
through Marysville to the Nebrssks line has
besu surveyed aud is now being opened. Tho
exact dis tance by the surveyors chain from SEN
eca to where the road crosses the Nebraska line
p miles beyond II mile poiut, is S24 miles,
making saving flo miles over the old road.
The road from here 10 Seuecs il opened and in
frstrate condition. It 10 just six miles nearer
than the old road 81 the teams going to the river
from Merysyi aud = sesd share Of the return
travel take that road. II our citizens would
take little pains they could soon put the whols
travel on that route. s4 be
~. Lieut.. ]. II. McDougsil, 18th Rega LEFT
here Wednesday morning with ssms recruits for
his Co. He has beeu spending few days mere
With much pleasure to his friends and proht TO
his Government.
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SATURDAY. July ls. 1858.

"FLAa Of the free hearts hope and home,
By angel hands to valor given;
Thy stars have lit the welkin dome,
And all thy hues were born Of heaven.
FOREVER FLOAT THAT STANDARD SuEETl
Where breathes the foe but falls before us
With Freedoms soil beneath our feet
And Freedoms banner streaming Ger U.S.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-18

We're having quite spell Of weather.
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pehsse ts sat afl ini'iss o %. lfrfi
reaa 80 te fsI i'ru . hs coo-e' ahi i, is
.a.as aa n .d.fl0b t~ tIrs O. DO PAID under .
s44snr anffai 4.a a be n.ar0r only 20 Pc ire e. D.
.I IsfNrfai By The arnt - o'cup-ns ~ ihe 'h
tsaI r0ls r lsit.H I-rssase pNiif tHr '-i'
al ssr use t4ussnA dollars ricA 700 NO
l.iii tafnslse & ilr va sna ri t's- f'quE nrls
SIS r.0f0sls u.Hs drlse 81 n 10 bas' u l" e.y
lrfr-. ..n N tls a- sifget, Un ~ ue-fr N T.
a d.y ..n.r.4ni 's. O. ~ pc0A r1iu a. si' '.r
p..ls hoy 500 b. Dste- u i4e presence OF ~" Ne-F
tieLsf AL Cliy lniiccf3i. .,,. ,.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20
1nlcrnal istpcnne.
TINTED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.

TINTED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.
u fouiih COLLECTION bisfn,i state of Nr@ iot - 3h,
I'D g.. wards u t4o ii) Df .su lo.t
Pufsuaut 10 the pf0fs n OF an At oi sfs eniir1
Al 81 20 pfosiJ6 iu.cr N~yrnr tfppr DE pos.fn.
fnrn sud 10 psy iufrfst ou toe rHt debt approved July
AL alJsrin,t att hlilNe J. lff'by sven % AT
rsons iablr 10y d4ies ~ '1-s rftr aid 49, n 'h'
b.t fha Lase f.Dlsrd fi0 tie Asesof " f.l Dstfct
is Aun4si COL List ~ tie ltsr ending fl -. iH
iat tho ds,s aul tulrs isic 10y aid Assc'sor have be
de md p,ysLr that ti ate nd % receive The ssmo
o. shro 10. o. tf.ususf, ln tho tiy ~ Newl "a,
ihJ f-Hdeys 'Er'p ~ ifnm ~ 10 y u ioi 'he "a
dsv oil noy~mltL lbYI to the lat dy " Orrfubrr lJ
Ai ul pugtos yIpsa ntrrct o pay the duties uni tt's
s..rssed Dp.u tbrn - ue, within tie tmr shove a.
s4l be liable to IgJ ten pr ceniHm udliona upon No
amount tAefe,f- Scw oh, Nov I'ui ieol
JOHN MACK
Collector Fourth Distilt : sir Of sew ofk-
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20
Cost al0 5onro.

I OST, Nov. 49, 1868, in going from Lcrd a
Tsvi1r IN t,ranst 49, tlronrh the Bowriy 20 94o"rf -t
g. uanghwout down Kroadwny TO Cara trVuf ma 10
Wooster aud dow bGoadwuy 10 Nisin. 5-fNrf D.
No ,3I a PDGkE ErBOON caalanil: osc. SIS v1c 50
bu tr balance ln suaii bills Aso nrnoi and i" t'
purchase IAO luIr VII receive suffhlc tNha -t tAe
ihans, or tho owner b. having ~ih g. ". tti LlN
80 ll2 Chc.fy.i or Mss A. ). NlEELtR ho. 81 South
3th -. NillirsOaTfh
{. On REWARD--LOST, on Tuesday, al
~ ~ CROOKS. Hotel, No 10 Ns'liugi0 st " n the
.ti..t tu OF . 100 sud t~rtics abe hduf wt g.
cciyc tho rowad by retaining ts CilAits NtoJ~'
b, above.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20

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