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The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-11

State OF Kansas, Marshall county. S.
james Strecter Robert Henry, Susan Henry, Caroline
IVA tersOn. .
By virtue of order bearing date February Is A.
D. 1863 directed and delivered ISSUED above
titled cause out Ote District Court OF the second Judicial
District ofths State of Kansas sitting within and for said
county of MarsliaI will the 10th day of April,
AID 1853 between the hours of 10 oclk and Ocrk
OF that day The Court House door in the Marysve.
the county of Marshall and offer public
sale to the highest bidder for cash in hand all the right title
and interest Of the above named defendants ia and to the
following described property towit:
The soutlha OF the south quarter of section thirty
in township three south of range east situated
lying and being i'll the county of Marshall State of Kansas
Said property to be sold by me in accordance with the
mapds of said order of sale.
Given under my hand this 18th day of March, A. D. 1893
CD. SWEARINGEN, Sheriff.
I'D. Bruhibaugl. pltf's Atty ID n50
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ADAINISTRATORS NOTICE

Notice hereby given that letters of Administration de
bon;s on TIE estate Of p Miller. deceased have
been granted the undersigned by the Probate Court OF
Marshall County, Kansas. bearing date the 3rd day Of
March, 1863 All persons having claims against said
tate requested to exhibit them to for allowance
Ter, Administrative. to wit, 18th day of January 1885,
they be predlrdedfrom any b"net of such estate.
And if said claims be not eX bted within three years from
the date of said Letters Mary Miller they shall be for
ever barred. JUN WEBER, admir- do boniS non.
April 1, 1863 n3 1t
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SEERiFF..S SALE.

SEERiEF-S SALE -f-4.
The State of Kansas, Marshall county. ~ ,p
James Streeter vs. Lorenzo d. Rich.
+ By virtue of an order of sale bearing date
18th February, A. D. 1863, to me directed and
delivered. issued in the above entitled cause out
OF the District Court Of the Second Judicial Dis
trict of the State of Kansas, sitting within and
for the county cf Marshall, I will ON Tuesday the
ith day of April, A. d. 1868, between the
hours of 10 a. N. and o clock p. NJ, of said day
at the court house door in Marysville, in the
county Of Marshall, State of Kansas, offer at
public sale, to the highest bidder for cash, al
the rigat, title and interest Of the above named
defendants, in and to the follosi described
real estate to wit; The south half of north-
east quarter and north half south east quarter
OF section four, (4) township two, [2] south of
range six, (6) lying and being situated in
Marshall county, Stale of Kansas; said prop
erty to be sold by me in accordance with the
com mand of said order Of sale. isfA 80
Given under my hand this 9Th day of March
AID. 1863.
G. D. SWEARINGEN, Sheriff.
ID. Brumbaugh. pltfs atty NAG r II
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SHERIFF"S SALE.
The State OF Kansas, Marshall county


I; The State OF Kansas Marshall county
James Streeter vs. Emil c. Hooper.
BY virtue Of an order of sale, bearing date
February H. AID 1868, tome directed and de-
livered, issu cd in the above entitled out of
the Second Judicial District pfthe State of Kan
sas, sitting within and for said county of Mar
shall will on Tuesday the 7.h day Of April
A. d. 1868, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. N.
and o'clock P. n. of said day. at the court
house door, in the town of Marysville in the
county Of Marshall and State of Kansas, offer at
public sale to the highest bidder for casn in hand
all the right, title and interest of the above
named defendants in and to the following de-.
scribed property, to wit: The south east quar-
ter OF section twelve, (l2) in township two (2)
south of range six, (6) east, situated, lying
ant being in the county Of MARSHALL State
Of Kansas. Saidproperty to be sold by me in
accordance with the command Of said order of
sale. Given under my hand this 5th day Of
March, I'D. 1868. sfttt ..- ~ -J-H. .il a-s.
CD. sWEARINGEN, Sheriff. .
). u. BruElbaugh, plf atty. NAG
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Petition for Divorce.

Petition Tor Divorce. 1900
joni Dunbar, plaintiff, VS. Sarah Elite 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 Etc Dunbar, ofthe State Of Iowa, win
take notice that John Dunbar the county Of
Washington in the State of Kansas, did on the
18th day of February, 1853, file his petition in
the court aforesaid against the said Sarah Elite
dunbar, dcf-bdent, praying that he may be di-
vcsced from the said defendant, for the cause of
wiiiful absence for the space of year prior to
tne ming Of his petition. without cause or prov
ocanos on his part, and the said sarah Etc Dun
pa IS nofihed that she is requiredt to appear and
answer said petition on or before the litn day OF
April 1868. JOfIN nCNRAR
90 by J. D. Brumbaugh, his attorney.
&c, 1905. CTS
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Notice ia hereby given that all the lands and
town let's described in the foregoius delinquent
tax list, or 80 much Of each tlact or piece of
land or town lots IS shall be necessary for that
purpose, will ca tuesday the 9Th day Of May A.
me at public auction in the city Of MarysyiIis.
for the taxes, penalty and charges theron for the
year 1867, ifnot settled before that day. Z
S..-s Az Lowell. Go. Trsseurer.
Msrysville, Kansas, ApriI4 1858.
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Yours Truly,
10. SAMUELS,

LATER am most happy to inform you that the ex
petition entire and that junction of the
two divisions of my feet cted the 10Th at o.
clock P NJ No accident occurred in the trip. except the
last day out aslght gale took of small portion Of the
chimney smoke stacks from Of my clas. however
there collapse Of the fues and am enabled to
Sell Goods Cheaper than the Cheapest. Us.
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Lots IN Palmetto.
1R Aliston
" s Brewster
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SHERIFFSSALE,

Ira J. Lacocs. Pins atty. 7iif
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STRAYED OR STOLEN

From the Subscriber, March 10Th, a four.year
old Bay Mare, with black name and tail. three
white feet, shoes o., the forward feet when left
also heavy with foal. $40 reward will be paid
to any person who will deliver the mare at my
place on west fork of Black Vermillion in Mar
shall couunty ISAACB VARNEY. p
FOUND.-On Tuesday the 24,h March, ~
ing beside the Military Road. west of Marvs-
vile, Shotgun, which the owner can have BY
proving property and paying charges j
GEO w GRACE
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NOS. AND LOCATION
OF
HOSPITALS In NASHVILLE.

No. l---Gun Factory College street on the Hi.
Surgeon, T. A. WonRALL
s--Unversity Bulding, Market street, on the
Hil. Surgeon, JANIS BRIAN, U. = V,
s-Ensley's Building, Sc corner Public Square.
Surgeon, ALEX. EWING.
4-Howard High school, College street, on the
Hlll. G. II BILL, sorgeon In charge
g B-Gun Factory. upper end n ont street. Asst.
Surgeon, " B. BtAsER
"a s-ColleRe street, near Broad. Surgeon, CHAs,
sOulUsEa.
4" 7-Coilege street, between Church and Broad.
Act. asst. Surgeon, a. W. FRANCE
s-Masono Hall, Church stieet, near Summer.
Asst. Surgeon, d. BAmE.
s-Carriage Factory, Market street, below the
square. act. Asst Surgeon, ID. SKEhR'
8 IO-Medlosi College, College street, on the Hill.
Act Asst. Surgeon, W. X. BOWLING.
1l-"PEsr Housr ~ On the University Pike.
Act. Asst Surgeon, L. d. HodIE'
12-Broadway Hotel, Broad street, corner Cherry
Surgeon, FRED. SEYMOUR
1s-Hume High school, Spruce street, cor Broad.
Asst. 1urgeon, A. II. SMITH, Z. 8 A.
l4--FemaIe school, Church street, near Chatta.
nooga Depot. Surgeon, FRKD. sEYMoREi
t 1b-Hynes' High School, Line street, corner Sum
mer. Surgeon, W. NJ. CHAMBIRs'
a le-dordon Block corner Broad street and River
Landing Surgeon, DAVID WELSH.
lT-OvFrcERs' HOSPITAL Planters Hotel, sum
mer street, corner Deaderlck. surgeon
s. d. WATERMAN.
"a ls-OorDer Church and College streets. Surgeon
II s. PLUMMER.
le-Morris strattons Building, No. IA Market
street. Surgeon, W III. GoRDoN.
" 20-Baptlst Church, Simmer street. Surgeon, -
GOODWIN.
a. 21-- Methodist Church, Church street Surgeon
+. SaNREfT
q 22-Hardcastle's, South Market street. Surgeon
-. BECKwHH
23--Corner Vine and Broad streets. Surgeon, o
CHAMBERIIS.
25--Corner Market and Clark streets. Surgeon
l.. G. RioE.
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MORE ANON.
CARTHAGE, April 20, 1868,

CARTHAGE, Aprll ~, IoO3'
Editor NasbuIe Union:
Another Que of those annoying disas-
ters, occurring from neglect somewhere,
happened day before yesterday near
HartsvilIe. About forty beef cattle, with
an escort Of twenty men, on the way from
Gallatin to this place, were captured by
about one hundred rebel citizens and sol
diers. Two suffers were killed, and
their goods taken and their wagons
burned. Two others were killed--oDe
a private soldier and the other a surgeon.
When will such an amount Of property
cease 10 be sent under SO small an escort
along such a route From this place to
within six miles of GallaHn, there is,
perhaps, not loyal man. Hartsville is
no doubt, the most malignant rebel hole on
the continent. Every male resident Of
the place and vicinity for miles is not
only a sympathizer In the rebellion, but
ever ready to take an active part in such
a raid as that of Saturday. These facts,
it seems TO me, ought TO be well known
20 the authorities everywhere. They
have been patent for months, Why.
then trust yourselves 80 weakly guarded
with such an amount of property? Aud
now after so many provoeations, why
fear 70 strike the retaliatory blow? Is
the rose-water policy never to cease
Are those in authority still afraid Of
hurting somebody's feelings? The rebel
authorities have no such fear, They al
low no one in their lines 10 even express
sympathy for the government of their
fathers. If suspected Of this, banish-
ment, Imprisonment shooting, or hang
ing follows with almost the swiftness Of
the lightening's bolt. They know how
to strike terror TO the hearts of the
friends of the Union. And is there TO be
no retaliation Are men still deluded
with the idea Of conciliation2 Until
this delusion is dismissed the rebellion
will grow stronger every day. 1t can
only be put down by striking IL with
destructive power wherever il shows IL
self Fear drove men into rebellion, fear
can only cure them Of IT, But / am
wasting ink TO no purpose.
The rebel forces have been devastating
the south part Of this county for week
The Inhabitants there are Union th,
men are in the Union army, and their
wives aud children are left without any
protection while those Of the north par
Of the county, being rebels, have the pro
! lection Of tho Federal forces The com
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From tho NIllwnukIo son.inel.

PARsoN BR0WNLOw AT TIE ACADEMY.
The Academy OF Music was crowded
last evening as il never was before, TO
listen to Parson Brownlow. There was
not a spare inch Of room left for sitting
or standing space in any part of the
building, the stage included, which could
not have been less than two hundred
persons packed on H. Since its founda-
tion, the Academy Of Music has had no
such audience in point Of numbers.
Parson Brownlow is a man of national
reputation, aud with bis style of speak
ing, and manner Of treating subjects, the
public are familiar, II there was any
disappointment on the part of the large
audience with reference 10 him, on this
occasion, we are inclined 10 think il was
an agreeable disappointment While
probably there were some sentiments ex-
pressed more extreme than The whole au-
dience would subscribe 10, aud some ex-
pressions little more vigorous than fas-
tidious ears might have been pleased
with, there was, we apprehend from
what the public nad been led 10 believe
Of the Parson, much less Of both than was
anticipated.
His speech, an hour and half In du-
ration--was vigorous throughout--an i'm
passioned but clear argument against
/ and denunciation Of the rebellion, aud
an equally warm and vigorous sup
port and defence Of the Union and
its cause Apparently no speech or lee
ture Of the course more closely enlisted
the attention Of the audience, or evoked
more frequent applause than this-a fact
10 be ascribed, We presume, 10 the sub
ject as well as 10 the manRer In which Il
was treated. The large audience We
are sure, left the hall with their loyalty
strengthened, their patriotism warmed
and their determination 10 conquer in
ccreased as the effect Of this appeal
The Parson speaks again, in coniinua'
tion Of the same topic, on Monday even
ing, al the Academy. We presume thl
crowd will be as great as on this occa
sion. Tonight he speaks at Racine
aud we suggest 10 him, If his time vii
permit there arc other places in th
State where be can speak with profit q
the public, as well as to himself
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MAaoNIc NOTICES.

CamberlaHd Lodge No s.--Stated meetings on 81
Saturday Of every MONTH AZ Odd telows Hall cor
summer and Union streots John McCleuand, ". M !
d. r. Mtikin. s. WIG, sicierie, y. WI JOS, MeCro-
~, Treas; Geo W Norven, Fec, WI. Moore, T. d.
II. Grewer, J. ID Il. Fields, Tyler.
Cumberland Chapter, No l.--Morton y. Howell, NJ.
r. Sigh Priest Adna Anderson, y. King George
Sei1cre, +. Scribe O. W poden, q. H. John Nc.
ClelRnd, 4. 81 @. W. Brown, r. A. O. " c. Moss.
M,3v a. n. sartain, NJ. ". James Lumsden, NJ
" r. O. iTansiord, Sect o. A. Tullo, Treas; b.
Fields, Tyler stated meeting ON lat saturday Of
every month.
Ndshpiis Cotncl No. John Mccloiland, 7. I. @.
MN. b. Howell, d. r, q, M. Adna Anderson, p. O.
W n. sheffield, Recorder j. Lumsden, Capt.
tn each month,
Nashrils Comnaaadsrp No, John MoClelland
Eminent Commander; Morton r. Howell, Generals
simot Adna Anderson, Capt. General Rev, ", n
Reed, Prelate Thompson Anderson, Senior Warden
n. d. wheeler, Junior Wardeni e. Dongan
Treasurer, VI n. Harrison, Recorder y. iiolda
sentinel. Stated moetingl on 50 Thursday ofeacl
month.
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Interesting from Camp Carthage
CARTHAGE, April 8, 1863

CARTHAGE, April 8, 1868.
s. G. MERoER:
Ther5 is quite a sharp frost upon the
hills that environ this camp, this morn
ing. 1t is, however, a most beautiful
and delightful morning, This county
has been the theatre Of stirring events
for few days, resulting in driving from
it and the bordering counties the last
armed rebel. Morgan's forces, and that
robber horde known as Allisons squad
ron, have all vanished, fed TO parts un-
known. The boats which arrived here
yesterday from Nashville, had not a shot
fired at them as they came up. Indeed,
all was literally as quiet on the banks Of
the Cumberland as in the days Of peace.
There is pretty considerable of military
force here, OF what strength l do not
know, and cou'd not say if l did. The
rebels hereabouis are getting their rights
pretty efectually. They wear very
elongated faces, and some of them trust
feel in their hearts the wrong they have
done. Others seem to have no conscious
ness of the evil of their doings. Indeed,
one Of the strange features of the times
is the incapacity of men to see things as
they are. A scouting party is out at
present; when it returns, l may have
something to say about it,
MORE ANON.
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OARrRAer. April sth. 1s68
MORE ANON.

l"" NAhANNt A "a OAht AOVos
A scout is just in from the South side
of the river, as far as Liberty and Shows
Hill. 1t consisted of the 1st Battalion
1st Middle Tennessee Cavalry, from this
command, under command Of Col. Wild
er, with his brigade of mounted infantry.
They came on the enemy at Smiths
Fork, and at Alexandria, and chased
them thence TO Liberty and Shows Hill,
capturing some 60 or 80 men. They
made no stand anywhere, breaking and
running for life at every point. There
perhaps never was such complete ske-
daddle as they made everywhere. For
the present, Morgan's force, with all their
guerrilla auxiliaries, are out of this coun-
ty. Why force was not thrown in their
rear at McMinnvilleS is strange TO those
of us who know the country. However,
the work seems TO go bravely on, and
what is a great relief to the monotony Of
dreary weeks, activity appears to be in
augurated. Action, action is what we
need. Then let thesdrum beat to arms,
and onward TO the rebel foe be the watch
word "Freedom's battle"hss to be fought
and won. There is no peace, there can
be none, till the fight is over. You can
not cOnciliate rebellion; you must whiE
il to death to destroy it.
MORE ANON.
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Gonoalosy of a oopporhsaa.
f''a tho Now YofH Tribune.

Elijah f. Purdy, the "War Horse" of
Old Tammany, in opposing the acceptance
by the board Of Supervisors of an inyi-
tation to attend the Loyal Meeting on
Monday, intimated his entire lack Of
sympathy with the objects Of the meet
ing, aud his perfect willingness 10 be &C
counted a copperhead by the following
extract from Riyington's Royal Gazette,
March. l775, ("the times that tried mems
souls. IL would seem that this indiler-
ence 30 human freedom aud the National
peril is hereditary:
"MARon %, 1775.-This evening was
married at the White Plains, Westohes-
ter county, New York, Mr.. Gabriel Pur-
dy, youngest son OF bir. Samuel Purdy.
TO the agreeable Miss Charity Purdy,
daughter OF Mr. Joseph Purdy, both OF
that byat town. What particularly Is re-
markable in the affair, is this, the guests
consisted Of forty -seyen persons thirty
seven Of whom were Purdys, and not
a single Wing among them. "-[ Frank
Moore's Diary Of the Revolution, Vol. /,
p. 90.
Mr. Gabriel Purdy Aforesaid was, as
we are informed, the grandfather Of
Elijah +. Purdy.
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TENNESSEE BRANCH
or fKE
HATIORAL Claim AGENCI
Conducted NJ
HARVEY, COLLINS s. BRACE,
WASHINGTON, D. O.
fvxrang vSe NJ rsn VSvSNy 49,
CHARLES II, GREEN, Agent
No. ss, Cherry Street, Nashville, Tenn.
WASHINGTON, D. O.

yYshIs AGRNCY possesses peculiar foclitios for tht
L successful prosecution and settlement Of De
nsands against the General Government Of EVERY
DESCRIPTION, its conductors having had ssvera
years. experience In the management Of claims
fore Congress, the Court Of Claims, and the Exeou
tive Departments at Washington, and being thor
oughiy acquainted and familiar with the laws and
regulations governing their adjustment
Particular attention will be given to cases srisipF
out Of tho present war, including tho accounts g
States, Contractors, aad Disbursing Officers Of the
War and Navy Departments and for 's Collect
Ing, Drilling, snd organizing Vol.
unteers,', the reimbursement Of which Is author,
ized by an act af Congress; CLAIMS FOR IEDEM
NIFTY FOR PRIVATE PROPERTY TAKEN FOB
PUBLIC USES, OR FOR DAMAGES TO sUOE
PROPERTY, for Hcrses lost in the service, and foi
military Pay, Pensions, and EOuDty
Land
We give special attention to procuring PsE-
RtOns, BOuBtIes, ETC., sooruing 70 Soldiers
who have been wounded contracted ii ease, or the
families Of such have died, been killed while IN
the discharge Of their line Of duty such during tb
present war
Special care will also be given TO claims WHOA
have been heretofore R detected OF Suspended
by the Departments or I ne elicientlY Managed
Prompt attention also given to the collection Of
ouartermasters Receipts given for Property taken
for the Of the Army, to arranging Accounts with
and dcoeotlng Claims against the Quartermastero ner
| partment.
All Claims placed in our hands receive our Prompt
Personal Attention, thereby securing many
which, in the hands Of an Attorney at any distant
point, frequently prove unsuccessful.
Aside from this decided advantage, daily inte,
course with all the Departments enables Us IN mo,
cases TO obtain decisions much more speedily thni
where ali communication aud ether necessary delai
must bs conducted through the mails.
To this end, we solicit you 20 iorwsrd TO US any Of
all cases ofsuch character you may from time to tni
have presented, and, as Is custom, viii far'
nish you with all the necessary blsnku, and, wAsf
required instructions.
| No charge made IN any case unless successful.
| Address CHARLES II. GREEN,
| No, 3S Cherry Street,