The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-10-10
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De..er viii be eouipleted q the eaoti sof Oeto5
An Editsfial colteltioa met 3asf Eednesdis
It is rumored that the Fipt and s.v.,.. r..
sas regiments have been ordered home.
The Wysndotte Gazs,tf says tKat the line 4,
the Pacific Railroad is being graded At the r.ts
Of mile day. '''~ ''e
~; pemlng, Of Topeka. has been commits
s'oneo surgeon ofths 18th. =.
War between Holland and Japan appears
Imminent. All the Dutch Consuis have been
ordered 70 leave the country Immediately.
Inc Tribune says Generals McCook and
Crittenden have been relieved of their som-
mands and ordered to report at Indianapolis.
One hundred negroes were recruited in Sa-
line county, Missouri. last week, for the q. s.
service. -s ,E - =
The recent proclamation of Governor Vance,
OF North Carolina, is signed, "in the year of
American Independence the 8Sth. -,
The London Times says the fate of Charles
ton is virtually decided. Its fall is only a
question Of time. d' c. $50 s<s.J f.ir. 4
1t is said that the income to the Government
from the Pennsylvania oil wells amounts to
S.. 100000 year. t--aee7a seH .Telj
The Washington Republican says General
Schenk will leave the army and take his seat
in Congress, where he succeeds Vallandigham
1t is confidently believed that a new DEPART,
ment. embracing Kansas. Nebraska, Colorado,
and the Indian country, will be created. yr
The friends Of Education met in Lsavenvorth
on the 18th ult, and organized State Teachers
The English Emancipation Society has writ
ten Lord Russell, thanking him for stopping
the rams on the Mersey, and asking him not to
lose sight Of movements on the Clyde. 1'"-.
The London Times editorially expresses sat-
isfaction that the iron-clads in the Mersey will
not be allowed to leave until something more
is known of their ownership and destination
General Gilmore, with planting-machine of
~ pieces Of artillery. is about to plant Charles.
ton all over with ire-seeds, each of which will
perhaps blossom into beautiful eonfiaeration.
It isnow definitely settled that there will be
no draft in Illinois, Indiana, and Ohio. In the
latter State draft had been ordered, but after
wards suspended for volunteering. ID aee's1
The q. s. steamer Connecticut renorts that
On the 23d ult., she drove on shore and de-
stroyed the Confederate steamer Phantom.
loaded with arms, SC, intending to run the
blockade at Wilmington. 9.
The Posts Washington letter says it seems
% be generally understood that Mr.. Chase
will not call for another loan of $4,000. 600
his season, certainly not until after the meet
ng Of Congress n. s..I ~, iss.. 49, /,
Jabez Halleck, grandfather of General Hal
eek, died recently at the age Of one hundred
md three years. He has been for manv vears
resident Of Western, Oneida county. New
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Still THEY CoxE.-Eighty-two more rail
Dad hands came down on the Majors last Sun
nd large number more came down by land
N Tuesday. Look ont for the locomotive
'hen the bell rings Hyandoue gazette.
st. Louis wants to make the iron for the Paci-
&c Railroad. If their capitalists have sufficient
Enterprise, there is no reason why they can not
70 It, An immense expense of transportation
Eould be saved if it could be made there.
Recruiting for eolored regiments is proceed
ng with great rapidity in Maryland. Loyal
masters receive certificates for each enlisted
lave, for $500, payable after the constitution
f Maryland shall have been amended SO as to
ermit s-a lGs=s l aFEa-n
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Several Spanish Protestants, for reading and
ending the Bible. were sentenced to the eallevs
Or nine years. The Queen was petitioned bv
thousands Of her Catholic subjects for their lib
ration, and even Napoleon lnterceded for them
ut the most che could do was to commute their
entence to banishment. '''s3si. a3s@
The patriots of the Revolution are fs at nass-
ng away, and soon the last will be summoned
. his final resting place. The youngest Of
hem now is about ninety years of Ara.
N the lst of July, 1867, there were but .;rtv.
wo OF them living, since which time over on..
hird OF the number have died. ,siaE i
1t is stated by manufacturers OF artificial
limbs, that they make eight left less for so,.
lers to two right, and about the same propor-
ion Of right arms to left ones, allowing that
bout four times as many lose left lees =. |
'ent' and four right arms to one left. This
GEMS very singular, but an agent for the sale
I artificial limbs afirms it to be the actual
Ict @ 5 H8 sal serArflll.7-,l /
Chicamauga. What a. novel and STRANGE
ounding M name this! ChicamaugaI the name
the crooked creek along the line Of whose
erdant banks, studded thick With growth Of
'eeplng- willows and wild flowers, occurred
ut few days ago the most bloody and san
ulnary struggle Of this cruel war; So the
'ene Of that battle is fttingly styled Chica-
lauga, which, we are informed by q gentle