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! =, n~ ..o ~, -
A. $1.19A19l :ses ano otN paaes MeditefTanean,
,t,uiitv - e0se .. pt4ess a. ~
| KA1.HAzoo. Juhe. A,-To-dav thrrr wa. ~, ,c.
tive enmnetinn IN wnnl and SaafFse Wss - ~, IA
1neitetl ta'Aa e.S's' 'o%o u"'0 ~'D'e 'u'' 'n's
UHA
buyers range from GO to Csc.
| AIB1oS, 9+th.-Here offerings arc very light
Probably not exceeding 100 Nd has been offered at
1.crsa,- e1.,, -pnrors sx. ofFa-;no x.aa,. hr+
~ ~ aa ~ ~ ua
- ~ TN @ ,a a9es a4 L. e,
70 @,u ms. oesSta. !ass3e c,ps nase uESu osghSnt
IN asa stoled wlia ": =: bennett - EtSa5 pales
W.T. "Gte en,ppga .o.0ay noa 9aees1n zee Va ~. nal
| Ioau. tas niss sanpment lnat mas come 20 m
s!hSuMisege 1nG p1sseat neason. aete' aa az NOS
he nftcce o now W oaerei. 'a4'4os ~ Douu' ~
# Ia well to hnsr in mind that tha n-cea n,,d ~
present nav be no criterion Of thosa rnIInr few ~
! Ssva henrn Tha ~nrEnt T. 1,sa.tIad an3 r." -"
, 1863-06-27
BuorDi1,a.

r GA RDIN Gan unfurnished
~ front It ON to iet with board Alo. arcommo.
daticns for few gentlemen hoardsrs at lis Washng
enable, jeH7-c76J-I
, 1863-06-27

HnLe FAMILY RECORD, surrounded By the
Lords Prayer, executed with pen in over thirty
different styles Of lettering and hou1ishing. Prco
81. Post paid. Ho1o 70 tf'Ie plainly, rapidiy, e-
Ga,itIK Enclose 81 for copies and full directions.
Address TH0S. E. FILL, Waukegan, III.
may15-4Ot
, 1863-06-27

TOR ENT-Four Dwelling Houses
L No. 1856 Aberdeen street, wood. two stories.
No se8 West Van DuEyn street, brick three stories.
Eos y and q North Union street. wood two atores.
New, Gas. Waser and good cellars o. j. ELY. ~
South Nater street, {e.T-g7n-6k
ITO rem T-The well known
Il Hotel "CLARESDOS HOUSE." on Randolph
stEeer. near Franklin street Is for reat
SPRINGER. No 2Aet. opolita1 Blccs. corcer 81 Ran
do.pE AID 1Esale street, jetS z37i-l3t
, 1863-06-27

Paper Hanginge at less than New York prices, at
Wholesale and retail. The trade supplied on the
mort liberal terms. iB24wks
, 1863-06-27

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
BK1DaEpoET. June &C. ls93|p. N,
1latis. kankakee, 81 Z lumber, 10 b:ls salt.
Sun!ise, lockpuIt.
Oneida, Ottawa.
Cnfiew, Lasal!e. Is lumber.
Athens.
Resolute. Athens
Investigator. Athens
Gnshman, Ottawa 90 bu petatoes-
Gaylord, Lockpost. n lumber. N siding, 70 NJ
Iantbs. channshon. g n lum, sm 1ath.
Washington, Lssalle, q brls salt,
] + Alexander. Lockport.
Elizabeth. Lockport.
BOSTON, Lasa1le. ...--. e.. ..'.,, :
UEton, Iasalle % lumber 50 N shingles IS brls sslt
Atlantic, 1cCkport.
Constitution 1ockpo1t.
Onward. Joliet
Belclt. LaBalle 80 m lumber.
RanneE: Lasalle. 40 m lumber. 10 N lath.
Monarch, Joliet.
ARRIVED.
Dr.. Park No 2 Uttca, 5000 bu corn.
Gallo. Athens 80 yds dtmenson atona+
Investigator, AtheEs. y Jds dluen&lon stone.
e 5a sqsss 5 g. step wheat
Constitution, Lockpo1t, $500 bu com.
q Hamln uttowa, $50 bu cora..
Mora1ch. Minooka. 55o9 bu corn.
MRoe&st: M Loespo@Ts, @ 6.o9 bg Us sosa. .,
Empress LasalIe, 5sA bu corn.
Humboldt Lasaale 1900 hu corn.
Drill, Morris. $50 tons coal. .... ......
D Wallace. Lasaue 13e0 bu wheat. $500 bu corr
, 1863-06-27
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

,,W Al grain sold .'in ti9rs"is repor!es1 III
hts Mdrfet reort az subject to &c stora1e, scAicd
ts 1asa By ne buyer, s7csustre Of Tie price paid
made IN 1ehtca tho seger pays he siorage, Il Il re-
ported ~. o. b. or free OF storage'' az fou7
1dles are quoted as "de{irered," uHkess otsy7riss
, 1863-06-27

By Tef.eraph.1 New YoRK. June 28. 18sa-
6TocKs Not very active but prices higher; Ha.-
lem Epld as hieh as o.. but cl1sef{ ut D6X bid
, 1863-06-27

CHANCE or TtNE.-The steamer Sunbeam will,
On and after Monday, 29th. leave Chicago for St.
Joseph every morning at 10 o'clock, SATURDAYS and
Sundays excepted. je21'3t
, 1863-06-27

TIE NV FREE CuURcu.-We~the under
signed, knowing that efforts arc being made
to erect building on & lot already purchased
on Illinois. street III the North Division, tor
free church, to be used also for Sabbath
School, now occupying North Market Hall,
said building and lot to be In trust by the
Young Mems Christian Association of Chi
cago. And also that efforts ART being made 10
provide new Bethel for the sailors, would
recommend that the two interests be COM
bined in one good lot and building On the lot
ALREADY purchased;
S. sturges & Sons, George Armour, E. s. Wells,
Cy1ue Bentley, T. T. Gnrney, Holm Carter, VIM.
q. Magic. S, s. Bliss, u. W. Hinsdalc, Gould s
Reed l. Co, j. &. Pollard. r. L. Underwood. T. Ii.
Avery. Marx Skinner, Day, Allen d Co, Jas. s.
Reynolds, Walter Kimball. ". o. Drrand, Sine
On FaIwell, Samuel Howe, Bellamy, Jacobs Il Co.,
VIM. Il. Bradley.
, 1863-06-27
5truneD.

w EBER, WILLIAMS 4 FITCH
haxe Just received Q very LARGE and AT
TRACT1VE stock for
SUMMER TRADE.
INCLUDING
800 UABEE1I4As and PAIMAso1S-al1 AS grades.
St00 dozen white and cord PALALEAF SHAKERS
all eIzea. TAT rcaueed prle.sl -.
SG9 cases Ladies' and Misses Trimmed and UN.
soto cases NEN's AND boY's STRAW AID BRAID
Fashionable.
With large assortment OF
OUNCE AND OTNER SOFT HATS.
N FUR AND WOOL.
Also-EUAfMER CAPS In largo variety Ill at re-
drced nces to whlcn nc invite the ATTENTION OF city
and country trade.
les esS2lm WKDER WIIIIAN3 & FITCH
, 1863-06-27

The following gives the time OF closing mails
and movement Of mil trains:
, 1863-06-27

Republican Union Voters Attention
There will be meeting at Nccmeyer's Hall,
On Milwaukee avenue, for the 1lth and nth wards,
on this Saturday evening. Hon. J. b. Ward,
Hon. John Wentworth, Hon. John G. uaines, C..
Schmidt and others will speak. Como one. come
by order Of the nth and 18th Ward Committees.
, 1863-06-27

TIE CHICAGO COMMERCIAL PEN.-Mcssrs.
Giles d Brother, who hare just opened an
elegant and richly stocked jewely establish
mcnt at No. 142 Lake street, will make spe-
cla1ty in their extensive trade, Of the "Cn1-
CAGo COMMERCIAL PEN" one Of the best aud
most finely finished implements for writing
that has yet been put in the market. It Is Of
their own manufacture, Of the best gold, aud
furnished in six sizes, from the scoop shovel
affair Of the accountant, to the delicate crow
quill pen Of your fair correspondent. We
shall confer favor upon all classes Of pen.
men, and penning women, by this simple ref.
erence to the e1cellcncies of tho Chicago
Commercial Pen, which deserves place upon
every writing table. To say that they are
splendid article, both In sense of appearance,
ard Of s*handsome Is that handsome does, :" is
a mild statement Of theis exceeding merits.
, 1863-06-27

; PRorEgrAyT Er1scorAL.-Divine Service In tho
Free Church, corner Of Indiana and franklin
streets, Sunday mornings only, during the SUM-
mcr, at 1QK O'Clock. E. 3. TUT11E, Rector.
, 1863-06-27

MARINE NEWS
, 1863-06-27

The annual examination and commencement
exercises of the University Of Chicago at Cot,
tsge Grove, began yesterday. The day was oc.
cnpied By the examinations Of the classes, and
was dcyoid ofpub1ic interest farther than thai
the young gentlemen displayed considerable
proficiency in their various studfes. Monday
will close The examinations. On Sunday
evening, the annual meeting Of the Ladies'
Education Society viii occur at the First
Baptist Church. On Monday eTening, the
prize declamations By the Freshman Glass
will take place ut the same church The ora.
ton before the Athenaum by z. McCagg Of
this city, will be delivered, and the Prize
Compositions fthe Sophomore Glass will be
read on TuesdaJ evening at the same place.
On Wednesday, July 1st, at p. m., the COM
menccment exercises proper Will occur ut
Bryan Hall. The deserved popularity which
this excellent Institution enjoys, and the
scholarly attainmcnts heretofore exhibited BY
lis alumni, will undoubtedly call out larce
representation of our citizens to attend mon
these exercises of Alma Mater
- -
a, DAN41e SoaS ~ . 'ooea1sf.- Inc oa5s
Of Charle5 U Aalley have returned, and that
, 1863-06-27

REcoRDEn's CoURT.-The transactions in
the Recorders Court yesterday we're; People
"a. McGinnis, assault; Robert Knott surety in
$500 till next term Owen Kowney, assault i;
Thos, McNorg, surety in $500 till next term.
Sam. Cole ct. al, burglary; motion for new
trial oyerruled, excepted by default, bill Of
exceptions to be filed on the third day Of next
term; same order. Charles Parker, burglary :;
motion for new trial overruled. Fred. Dob,
Ter, larceny motion for new trial sustain
ed; plea Of guilty to petit larceny; 30 days in
Bridewell. Michael O'Brien, assault; plea OF
guilty; 30 days in County Jail. Henry Grim.
isine; larceny; motion for new trial with
drawn by leave OF Court. Fallen ct al, re-
cognizance dismissed at prosecuting witness
es' costs. Paul Jones, larceny; plea of guilty
to larceny; 90 days in BridewelL Ell Casey,
implied burglary emotion fora new. trial over
ruled.
, 1863-06-27

This evening, will be produced, for the first
time In this city, yerdi's opera Of the slcilian
yespers- This opess has been selected inya.
1iably by 1ta1ian managers as the Opera d Car
tello, which, in theatrical parlancc, means the
card upon which they have staked the fate Of
the season. In every instance the Issue has
been prosperous and satisfactory. In Lon
don, where competition Is always alive to its
opportunities, the energetic lessee Of Drury
Lane selected Verdrs work as counterpolse
to the attractions Of Meyerbeer's Pardon de
Pl9rmel At the other houses. Whilst the
latter has obtained an undoubsed success, the
sicilian Ve.pers has elected as much enshusi-
asm-
The opera Of the Siei1ian Vespers was writ
ten for the Grand Opera In Paris at the e1-
press command of the Emperor. It Is well
known to critics and conuoisseurs that Verdi
has introduced 1t In q new style, which, ills
considered by many, will hcnceforth be the
real style IN all his own compositions, and in
those Of his followers. Whilst possesses all
the melodlc features, so conspicuous in II
T1oyatore und La Trayiata, 1t ia trec from GER
tain t1ivia1itics which have too often furnished
the opponents Of Verdi with pretexts Of hos
tillty. In The sicllian yespcrs VIC encounter
manner at once massive and grand, md bold
ness Of form such as we find in Mcyerbeer's
Hugcnots, Rossinis Moses in Egypt, and, that
most dramatic Of all operas, La Julve. In
fact It possesses all thes breadth and strength
of construction usually found in Mcyerbeer's
and udeyy's works, with the spontancity and
elegance Of the pure Italian school.
The opera will be brought out under the
special musical superintendence Of Signor
Muzlo, the well known pupil and friend Of
elgnor Verdi. signor Muzio, from associa-
tlon and familiarity with Verdi and his music,
Is, Of al conductors, the one most familiar
with Its style md delicate nuanees to which
he adds ill the necessary routine aud expert.
ence acquired In a long and most intimate
connection with Italian music.
REcoRDEn's CoURT.-The transactions in
II. n - ~
, 1863-06-27

sT We call the attention OF hay dealers to the
advertisement OF the ccIebrnted "Bestcr Hny
Press, y which fs now on exhibition at tho Tre-
mont House, by the Patcutee.
, 1863-06-27
COMMERCIAL.

FRIDAY EVENING, juno "a, 1863,
aEIxHTa TOR THE LAST TwESrY-FDun aogns.
, 1863-06-27
CLOSING OF THE MAILS AT TIRE
POST OEFICEe

- Sundays excepted I Saturdays excepted,
Mondays excepted
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-01-31
The WAR NEWT,

We are advised Of somewhat radical change
Of commanders Of the Army Of the Potomac.
Burnside has resigned, and Sumner and Frank
lin removed from the command Of the right and
left wings Of the army. We know not whether
things have been bettaed By the change Of not
time win tell. And that time is short. The
court martial of Fitz John Porter has ended in
his being disgraced and dismissed from the SER
vice. Every single charge preferred BY Pope
against him was substsntiated. Il is damaging
to Mcclellan, and flattenngt to Pope. The inves-
tigation gives o brilliancy to Pope's campaign
before Washington last summer. We always
liked Pope-in fact, that General, for whose head
the rebels have offered reward, is entitled to
the love Of loyalsts. Butler and Pope, therefore.
stand pre-eminent. January 14th, the forces
unpee Major General McClernand attacked the
Post Of Arkansas, and having stormed the enc
my's works. took large number of prisoners,
variously estimated from seven thousand to ten
thousand together with oil their stores. animals,
and munitions of war. Our loss is reported at
two hundred. Rebel loss i've hundred and fifty
killed and wounded. European news is more
gratifying. England is getting into trouble with
France about the Alabama's proceedings, and
other pirates that have been fitted out in her
ports. - Z - - Z
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SHERIFFS SALE.

Notice is hereby given that viii offer for
sale, ut Public Auction. at the door Of the
Court House in Junction City, in the county Of
Davis, on the 18th day Of February, A. D.
1863, at 2 o'clock n. Of said day, the follow
ing Real Estate, to-wit: Lots No. 6 and 7. in
block No. 8, with the appurtenance thereon
taken on An Order of Sale In favor Of John
Lindsey, issued by the Third District Court Of
the county of Dsvis and to me directed -
Sheriff Of said county
Given under my hand this the 10Th day Of
January. A. D. 1868. A. ". CALLEN.
nl1.6t pfS7 Sheriff.
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6heri6s Sale.

Notice is hereby given that l will offer for
sale, at Public Auction, at the door Of the
Court House in Junction City, in the county Of
Davis, on the 23i day of February, A. D., 1863,
at 2 O'Clock, P. n. Of said day. al the right,
title and interest Of Waters W. Herbert in and
to tbs following described Real Eetste.
situated in Cuddy's Addition to Junction
City, in the county Of Davis and State Of Ksni
sss, to"wit: Lots 6 and In block ], lots and
in block 2, lots 1. 8, 8 and 8 in block 4, iots
!, 2, and 9 in block 8, lots 2, and 10 IN
block 7, lots aad 10 in block 8. lots II and Is
in block 9, lots II and 10 in block IL, lots is
and 1S in block IA, lots 10 and 19 in Aeek =.
lots II and 10 In block "a. lots and : in block
q, and lot IL in block 20. Said property will
be sold for cash in hand, BY virtue Of, and to
satisfy, an Order Sale, in favor Of VIM. Streeter
and against the above named Waters ". Her
tert, issued BY the Clerk Of the Sd District
Court Of the county Of DAVIS, and 70 me de
reetsd - Sheriff Of said county.
Given under my hand this the 18th day
of January, A. D. 1868.
z& A. W. CALLEN,
n12-7s pf $1,000. Sheriff.
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LEGIsLATTvK.


We are unable to give detailed report of the
doings of the Legislature. A bill providing for
q lawful fence was defeated in the House, the
farmer members being about equally divided
The bill to fund the territorial debt was taken
up on the 18th, and made the special order Of
last Wednesday. Mr.. Russell was chairman, OF
the Committee, and was also chairman of COM
mittee on similar bill in the last Legislature.
He gave history of this debt, said most of it,
SO far as he knew. was honestly contracted, and
tie State could not get rid of paying it except
by reputation. The bill provides that the
Treasurer of State, as soon as practicable, shall
cause to be prepared suitable bonds, bearing six
per cent. interest, of the denomination of 500,
$500, $1,000. payable in twenty years. The en-
tire Indebtedness amounts to about $4,000.
The bill reducing licenses from fifty to twenty
five dollars was indefinitely postponed.
The bill abolishing the Criminal Court of
Leavenworh county, failed to become law
through the carelessness of the Clerks 1t has
been brought up again. The Douglas county
contested seat case in the Senate is yet undecid.
ed. The question of building house for State
purposes will undoubtedly come before the pres
ent session. 1t is rumored that the Manhattan
and Emporia delegation have united upon the
State University and Agricultural School ques-
tion-giving the former to Emporia and the latter
to Manhattan. The contest now lies between
Lawrence and Emporia.
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n9-6tpf $1,000.
Advertisement 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 18th day of
January, A d. 1863. 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 /, lots 8 and in
block 2. lots l, 8, and 8 in block 4, lots l, 2.
and in block 8, lots 2, 9 and 10 in block I,
lots and 10 in block 8, lots IA and Is in block
8. lots ii and Is in block l3, lots 16 and Is in
block IA, lots Is and 10 in block %, lots II
and 10 in block -, lots and in block q, and
lot IL in block 20. 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 sol Sheriff of Davis Co.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-01-31

Notice is hereby given that will offer for
sale 1t Public Auction, Ct the door Of the
Court House in Junction City, in the county If
Davis, on the 10th day Of February. A: D. 1868
At o'clock. P, y. Of said day, oil the right
title aud interest Of Geo. W. Kingsbury in and
to the following described Real Estate, to.wit !:
Lot No. il block No. 80, lot 10 in block q.
lot II in block Is, lot in block Z, and lots 10
and IL in block 20, situated in Cuddys Add
ton to Junction City, in the county Of Davis
aud State II .Kaasas also lot II In block nix
~, in the city Of Junction, and county and
State aforessid Said property win b sold BY
virtue q aad TO satisfy IN Order Of Sale in
avor Of VIM. 9. Blahely and against the above
1:med George N. Kinsstury, issued BY the Sd
District Court Of the county o. Davis, and to
me directed - Sheriff Of said county.
Given undef ny hand this the 10Th day Of
JsnuaTy, A. D, 1863
A. CALLEN,
n1l-N Sheriff.
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N OF &c e

JUNCTION CRY, Kansas, Jan. g. 1868.
l, Gilman D. Brooks, certify that on the 4th
Bounty Land Warrant, No. 29,45S, 12O acres,
on lots No. 8, g. and 10 of section s, township 6,
range l, east, containing 127 3O-lOO acres, for
which received Register and Receivers Ger
tihcate, No. 1881, also ex cash Receipt, No. 458.
Both of which have been either mislaid or
stolen from me-, Said land has in no wise been
sold or alienated by me to any other person, in
whole or in part. And l intend, at the expi-
ration Of six weeks, to make application at the
Registers Office, Junction City, for the Patent
to the said land issued in my name. =
n147t
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G he II n i o n /.
JUNCTION, KANSAS,
SATURDAY, j AN. 81. 1863.

va The type in which this notice is set, as
also the article, 8" Our trip to Leavenworth,' is
in use for the first time. Its technical term is
BREWER" and was received but few DAYS
ago from the Type Agency of s. P. ROUNDS, of
Chicago. Printers will readily observe, by its
clearness and neatness, that it is the make of
L. JOHNSON & Co., Philadelphia. We shall
continue to gradually improve the appearance
Of our paper by such additions to our material
as the encouragement which we may receive
will permit We still have some badly worn
out stuff to work with, and we hope those in
supplant it.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-01-31

New RoAD.-A new wagon road has been
opened from this place to Diamond Springs. IT
crosses the Smoky Hill at Pooler's Ford, and
Lyons Greek at Wares. striking Clarkes Greek
at Bakers, thence across the high prairie. 1t is
a good road. with even grade. excepting the
crossing of the Smoky Hill, which the citizens
of Junction will attend to. We are informed by
a number of settlers from that section, that with
a good road, greater part of their trade would
come to Junction.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-01-31
Petition for Divorce:


against dicial Dist. Court,
David T. Backer, left. within and for the
county of Davis, ct. 81. attached, in the State
of Kansas.
David T. Baeker, Of parts unknown, will take
notice that Jane Backer, Of the county Of
Davis, in the State Of Kansas. did, on the Slst
day Of December, 1862, file her petition. in the
court Aforesaid, against the said David T. Bse-
ker. defendant, praying that she may be d.
vorced from the said defendant for the cause
that he, the said defendant, Was, on the 2sd
day Of October, 1860, guilty Of extreme cruelty
towards the said plaintiff, without any just
cause or provocatiop on her part; and the said
David T. Backer is notified thar he is required
to appear and answer said petition on or before
the 2lst DAY Of February, 1868.
Jan. s, 1868. JANE BAcxER.
Attest, By 8. B. WHITE, her Atty.
R. D. Mobley, Clerk. nll-7t.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-01-31
SherlG,S Sale.
Richard Byrnes, Plaintiff,

Richard Dyrnes, Plaintiff, I In the Third
against Judicial Dis
Frederick Kern, Catharine trict Court for
Kern. william Allingham, the county Of
Margaret Allingham and Rob- Davis, with
ert Allingham, Guardian of others attach
the said Margaret Allingham, ed in the State
defendants. Of Kansas.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an
Order of Sale, issued out OF the above named
court, in the above entitled case, and to me d.
rected and delivered, will. on Monday, the I'd
day Of February. A, D. 1868, at 2 o'clock, p.
NJ. Of said day, at the door of the Court House
in Junction, Davis county, offer for sale at Pub
lie Auction, for cash in hand, all the right, title
and interest Of the above named defendants in
and to the following described Real Estate, to
wit The Southwest quarter of section No.
fifteen. in township No. eleven, south of range
No. seven, east, in the county Of Davis and
State of Kansas. Said lands will be sold to
the highest bidder therefor, to satisfy said Or
der Of Sale
Given under my hand at the city Of
junction this the 9th day of Dec, A. D.,
1862. A. w. CALLEN,
Sheriff of Davis Co.
n 4
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-01-31

DISTINGUISHED YIsIroRs.-A deputation Of our
brethren Of the Kaw tribe again honored us the
past week. They INDUCED considerable in their
propensity to "swap." Apropos, what has be-
come of the Pswnees Havn't heard of them
for three months. "All quiet on the Solomon -
is the last report we have. Look out for "stra-
tegy!"
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-01-31

A SueGEsrroS.-We would suggest, as matter
Of great convenience to the travelling public, that
who attends to the ferry across the Republican.
We have crossed there few times lately, and
have been enabled to find out where the fault
rest Whoever has charge of that ferry must
get some one who will attend to it, as it is ruin
GUS to the country to have travel so impeded
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-01-31


NOTICE is hereby given that the under
~ signed Collector for the State Of Kansas.
viii be st JUNCTION CITY, in the county q
Davis on the 5Sssss sff
18th Day Of March, 1863,
by himself, or Deputy, for the collection Of the
Internal Revenue Of the United States. for said
County, under an act entitled, Gan Act to
provide Internal Revenue to support the Gov
eminent and to pay interest ON the public
debt, approved July I, 1862. Persons refusing
to take out license will be liable to pay
Three Times The Amomnf!
And those failing to pay the taxes, in any
case, within the time specified, as aforesaid
shall be liable to pay - =
Ten Per Gent. Additional!
upon the amount thereof
nl4-td JOHN SPEER, Collector.