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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-10

II AND and Personal Property for saIe-On We'd.
j nasday, the 18th day Of November next, vii
sell q public QUERY for cash, at my residcnce In
CasweIl county, North Carolina, II miles weat Of
Danville, Va my life estate In tho tract Of Land on
which live, containing 106x acres, in the bsst To-
bacoo region Of North Carolina, on which there =
an excslent new frame dwelling house, built on .
good plan with closets, &C. and the necessary out
buildings including tobacco barns, and good young
orchard.
wiz Also sell, on the same day, 10 bead Of hogs,
suitable for winter pork; several head Of cattle,
farming tools, cooking utensis household furniture,
my entire crop or corn. (about COO bushsls,) -
bushels Of sccd wheat, sheaf oats. fodder, sh1ckA
and wheat straw. Also, rockaway and double
set Of harness Mrs b u cora.
oc 2sETuAFtdst
EXECUWKS SAI.E.-WiII be aeia at ne reeidcnce
II Of tho late DR. John r Wake, on Tuesday. the
18th Of This month"; (R fair n not, The next fair day
thereafter all tbs crops Of eosn fodder, %; ~ she
stock e borses cattle, Sheep and hogs; lie phnta-
ton uteuksls and household and ktlohen furniture.
IRRuH.-elo0 and under caah: over that sum Nh
months credit, with interest ffom day a. nle-the
purchasers gsving bonds with approved security be
fofe the property b taken away.
BENZ ~ KINNEY. Ex,o.
bah pefsous having casims aeaisal a. said
John Wakes estate are requested q peeseat then
% the Executor without dlay; ard thoos Indebted,
to make immediate pAymesS
Address, "0easto, FOwhatan county"
3 " 1INNEY, Ex'os.
no TN. Q, Tu.A Then didst
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-10
By Robinson, Adams d Co., ducts.

BIZ HO65nSOn, adams G Co., ducts.
WE will offer at auction, on Friday, the 18th in
w slant, at our warehouse, corner 9th and Main
streets, commencing at 10 o'clock
1000 boxes msnfd tobacco, some very choice
brands
1000 bales enc smok'ns tobacco
% bbls do do do
10000 SUI erior Florida cigars
10 bbls brown sugar
10 bh3s potash
10 kegs soda
10 bills No 8 mackersl
rs boxes starch
S bbls vinegar.
ALSO,
IL DOG hop skirts
20 pairs superior elk hdhfs
120 gross Buttons
81 gross gun tubes
rs pieces Virginia 81 tn and jeans
Copper taaks
Cater boots and shoes
Ca!fskins, cotton cards
Oranges, epotl cotton, &c.
no 10 ROBINSON, ADAMS 4 CO, Auets.
By 1nomos w Keesee, Aacttoteer,
tOlhcc cdr 18th ard Cary sta.
TIOUSEHOLD and Kitchen Furniture for sels at
auction.--I wi g. IL n Wednesday morning,
November l1tb. commencing ct 10 o'clock, at the
residence OF Mrs Kendle-, near Hollywood Gene.
teiy all Of her Houst held and Kitchen Furniture,
consisting in partcf-
Beisteads, beds, mat rssses
Bedding, sheets, blankets
Spreads, c0unterpanes
elegant cooking stove, camplets
2 sat-s, crockery ware
9 sets chairs, tables, &c
Irish Potatoes, &c.
no 10" THOs W KEESEE, Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-10

by HUI, Dickinson d Co., Anct'rs..
" ALUABLE Man COX end Houae Servant fer
y ls--Wil be SILL, on Wednesday, the 18th
inst at 10 O'Clock, at our auction house, likely
negro man, about q yours old. He is o thoroughly
trained COOK and IL said not to have his euperior
In the Confederacy. In addition, he Ia most su-
perior house servant and carriage driver Take
him ali in ALL he ia believed to be Of the most
valuable negroes ever offered in this market.
HILL, DICKINSON 4 co,
no 10-dts Auc:ioneers.
By Redwood d; Philips, Aalct's,
[54 Main street.
WE will SELL at our store, on Wednesday morn.
" Ing, 1uh inst, commencing at 10 O'clock. Q
general assortment Of Furniture and Clothing, EN-.
braciog
Feather bells, bedding, bedsteads
Chairs, tables, show cases
Cooking and Office stoves, &c
REDWOOD Phillips,
NO 10 81 Main street.
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~ Il = 1aMss, AwessoMeevs

Oh MD0no11 ~ Hlsat auseioa.-Ws vm -.
OV TIL days 6 pseaie eseeios, thirty ma, ~
Gfs60, eon1lssng & 10, Aoys asA ~. a -
0eo VA b Ssssd . No 6lashsaiik, carn~sss!
. e LA JANE, Issss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-10
H~HE PUBLISHING OF MUSIC
MUSICAL CARD.
Tho undersigned bcSs leave to inform the public in
general that no has completed his arrangements for

H~HE PUBLISHING OF MUSIC
MUSICAL CARD.
Tho undersigned bcys leave to inform the public in
general that no has completed his arrangements for
the publishing Of
SoufHERS-SrANDARD AND MISCELLANEOUS Music,
which, under his supervision, will be executed In the
most expeditions and best artistic style possbe He
IL prepared 10 compose Original Music to texts fur
rished-poesry relating TO our great Naossl strug-
gle pseferred. Copyright rescrvsd to him Or dis
posed Gf on reasonable terms. His compositions, al
ready before the public, may answer as criterion
Of his % npctency and style, and be examined on
application at his residence.
Finahius lessons given on Piano, Harp, &c, or vo.
calzltion.
Also, practical and theoretical instruction given for
the profession. Peof T DE- CENlEI.,
Grace ct, corr er LIST. Richmond, Va.
NEW MUsIC-l'ublshcd this day and may DO
IN had, our Nstioaai Confederate Anthem,
illustrated By q beautiful title. Price 81. Com
posed by Prof Ne Cmniel, Of this city. Copies may
be obtained OF the composer, 1t his residence on
Gfaco It, corner lst at the Music and Bs0kst0res
.rdsss. accompanied WIN cash or check. YIN bs
10 the traAs. Prof DIX cESIEL, Gracc q.
no l0-5tTWFs Richmond, Va.
|s<NUTfON Cards--Cott0p C7rds.--N0s aud 10
N Gotten Cards. supesior article, for saia by
IA BUIKLEY 4 60,
- 10--2t Isl Msia street
y rOR s.ls-Dce Top Euegy And HarDsn. both Il
sod osdsr :, 8 nearly news Apply 70 tia
Yetd nastes II Gnssfnment stehle at n0sth end q
9th s'rs<t Navy NH. No iD-3ts
I'M HspdFsd poliars Rsxssd-- - such inlbr.
|A 4ssaa- - MI eensiet the pafsos uho set ass
u ~ hosss o. ~ Oh inst
~ l0~5se j q rLkABANIa
| Motto - HOG Gaps sse6snsei 4 fIs q 3
RI Arpy L.he.stmy y - rte g l &c eass
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-10

4 nESIRABLE-R Residence Ia Manchester for ssls
"A Pfivst<ly.-We are authorized 70 cell tho yery
handsome and finely located houee, with two acres
q hand and improvements, situated near tho resi-
dcnce Of M Samuel Atk inson, and upon high
sight, overlooking the city Of Richmond. Tho house,
kitchen, stables &C. have been built within the last
few AeaSs. The ground b very fertile fhers y on
the place fine vel al water. u not sold before u
wtl be cold At auction on Friday, tho 10th Inst, ~
O'Clock n.
PULLlAM, HANEs b wKIsIGkR,
no 1O--tdss Auctioacers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-10

NJ OTcE-A white cow dry came to my resi-
~ dence, on the New Fair Ground road, two or
three days since, which the owner Can get by pay.
ing the necessary charges. LW ROSE
NO 9-2t>
4 OSr-S60 RewaFd.-La6t, ON The 9th isst, be-
l tween llth and Main 70 Broad sts, or between
81 and Byrd sts and the Tredegar Iron Works, .
Gold Watch, open white face, patent lever, Thos FL
don On, makers, Liverpool, No 50 O23, 10 carat
case. The finder viii be paid tho above reward on
delivery Of the came Ct the Office Of tbs Tredegar
Iron Works. mo 7-a'l Il GEIsENDAFEEK.
I OST-At tho Central Depot, ON the 6th irst, Z
l = Silver Watch, with the name Of 81 n Howartn
on the caaes viii give $50 reward for its delivery
70 me at the Central Depot GOODk
n07-3ts
INSfkAY.-Was taken up Ca my lhud, near ASH
~ land, Hanover county, . stray Ok, nearly red.
PERFECTLY blind and supposed 10 DO about 10 years
Old The owner y requested 10 come forward, proye
his property, pay damages, and take him away, OF
he will be dealt with according % law.
10 7-St. VIM II WINSTON.
CTRAYkD- 80 Howard. -olrayod from my house,
~ on Thursdsy, The 40th NIL, . medium niaed, rad
spotted Cow, giving but hltie milk. Ihts oGw has
baen~ lost pg0sieus - thu, end taken up ~ Mr.
Wingp, h rear II Bronx read, and have 10 d|oahf
shc 8 nov somewhere II that ncighboxh9Od. The
ahove reward win - paid ftw informaton that nay
lena = her recovery. NJ = nEDD,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-10

4 NNE Hundred and Fifty Dollars Reward =
I. Strayed or stolen, from the camp of the 10Th
Virginia cavalry, In Culpaper county, the night
Of the 22d Of October, 1868, large roam Mare.
portion Of her tail goawel Off >mane legs and fail
black, with large wind gaul her left fire foot,
on the posture joint, on the outside will ray the
above reward for the delivery to ma Of the mare or
$l0O for information that viii enable me to get
her. JOSEPH GILNs,
Co F, 10th reg't Va cav,
WHIP Lees brigade,
no0-2tf near Culpeper II, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-10

HRUSTEES ssle Of Desirable Hull sing Lots 70 Sid
ney for sals at auction Will BE Sid on Thurs
day, ne 12ah day Of November, on tho premises, q
O'Clock \, desirable building lots tn the town q
Sidney, fronting on Cherry Culvert sts, each hav-
alley.
These lois are considered 10 be very desirable for
private residences.
Terms liberal, aud made known ON the day Of sale.
nos JAS n TAYLOR, Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-10

OST COW-strayed from the subscriber, q red
I Cow, middle aize, wide spreading horns, white
the belly and at the tip Of the tail liberal
ward will be given for her return 10 me.
8 NJ PRICE,
60 10-1tt Corner goth and Franklin SITS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-10

n1ICK STORE and Dwelling Hose b 10c1eals,
II for sale q auction ~ ~ b. ecld q Vedueo
dsy next nth inst, at o'clock n, on the prem
ises, the store and dwelling houqs occupied by Jae
C.vedo, IN Rockets, corncr q Main and uu6see,
peax the store Of n o faakips, ExQ The house con-
tains I've rooms befides the store. There ere two
back lot NO l. % feet inches, and ut No % feet
inches. Il b very desirable stand for business,
and persons il want would do well 10 attend tho
sale
After the sale Of the property the store nxtures
win be cold. JAS TAYLOR,
mes Auctioneef.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-10

CTRAY Ed $50 Reward.-Strayed from the subscr
~ Der, three Cows-0ne a bul1.lO red and white
Cow; one red cow, With the tips Of her horns sawed
Of, and the other q white cow, with red ears and
nose The above reward will be paid for information
Of the above COWS By WM SEARS WOOD,
no 9-2tt No siain street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-10

T OSr-Last night, at the Theatre, Book, con-
i 4 tanning deta for the hospital agent. The
finder wilt receive a reward Of $50 If returned to
this Office or to s e WEBSTER.
no fO-lt*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-10

+ OST-On Main st, between 9th and 18th s.s, yes
/ ! terday morning, brown leather Pocket. Book,
containing $40. reward Of $40 will be paid if left
at this Office no lO--cts
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-08


In the District Court of the Second Juicl District Of tn
State of Kansas sitting for Marshall county, with Wssh
nston shry and Republican attached for Judicial pu,
naddeus Walker, Plaintiff vs. John A. Middleton and D.
r. Anthony, Trastss. Defendants. - a ! y y =
Whereas, affidavit has been fi herein satinth that you
Ste and is of tho 6tass ksusas and that
sy,cs q simmons cannot g made o2 ySl therein
ipg niaden the Big Blue Union foE weeks
that said Plaintiff Thaddeus H. Walker has filed his petition
IN the above entitled suit against the above named defend
ants in the above mentioned court wherein said
pending the object Of which and teprayr Of said petition
for said plaintiff Judgment against the john
Middleton for the sum of two hundred and fifty eight
dollars 5s) with from the16b day of september
1850 at the rate Of five cent MONTH and owing
said paintf from said John A. Mlton certan prons
sorry dated September I6 A. D. ls59 by which said de-
fendant Middleton promised pay plaintiff in twelve mon tbs
after the date threof to the said plaintiff the said sum Of
$5S and dalso tn foreclese certain deed Of dated
September Id, A ID. 1852 conveyed to r. Anthony as
Trustee for the use and benefit this plaintiff secure the
being sdcounty Marshall and State Of Kansas t.
wit: The north half of quarter Of section nine
township four O range east which deed therein
declared to be mortgage subject certain coni
tons written whereby it and provided
if the said John A. Middleton should well and truly ray
discharge said promssory with all interest that might
sccrue therein that then said deed Of trust should be
void that otherwise it was to remain in full orce that
said of land he sold proceeds arising from
such sale b. applied the satisfaction Judgment
and the costs of this sut and that each of said defend
ants and all and person claiming by, fom through
under them or either Of them, be forever barred
recose Of and from all and any right and equity of
dempon and otter right whatever of in to said real
tate from and after such sale thereof And that
said John Mddon is further notified required
plead answer demur to said petition before the
of October A. d. 1863 and that unless you
tie same or before the day last aforesaid. sad petit
ton will be taken and Judgment according
ly.' .e .r
In witness Whereof Alex Campbell clerk of said court
hereto set my hand and ax the seal of said
office in the city of Mrysvile said county this Sth day
OF August, 1858. j. ID BRUMBAU6H,
. -fBtz5t. Plaintiff 8 Attorney
ALRK. CANPBSLL- Clerk nI91w
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-08


Owing to the non-arrival Of the mails
this week, we are compelled to 60 to press
without much news from the seat Of war.
At the latest dates We have received the
seige Of Charleston was still progressing.
Gen. Gilmore holds good position on
Morris Island and feels confident of sue
cess.
The draft In New York was to be resum-
ed, and the Government is fully prepared
for any emergency. t'sh'a y.
The last information from Lee is to the
effect that be is moving nearer to the
south bank of the Rsppahannock. Gen.
Meade is close at hand, and from present
appearances il will be no easy matter for
Lee to return to Fredericksburg, should he
desire to do 80. e tas = ..s eeB
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-08

OroE RSsERvArIoN.-We spent half a
day this week at the agency and on the
reserva ton of the Otoe Indians, fifteen
miles north of town in Nebraska, and had
a chance to view specimens of the "noble
red man. of the forest" SO to speak. We
found their agent, Maj. Baker, suffering
severely from the erysipelas. The Otoss
now number about 460 on the reservation,
some being constantly away with other
tribes. The number is decreasing slowly
year by year. Their lands (some 10000
acres) are alb out the best in the Blue val
ley north of here. The whites among
them doing the Govt. work are making
money rapidly. We found our friend
Bivens, formerly of the Tecumseh On. T.)
hotel, doing up the blacksmithing for
them. The Otoes have recently adopted
police regulations among themselves, hav-
ing regularly elected eficers, etc. They
now impose pretty heavy fine generally
whipping) on any one of the tribe getting
drunk. The organization has a military
east and is encouraged By the, whites.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-08

. CONSIDERABLE, excitement exists in
Leavenworth over the fac, of martisk Jaw ;
Gen. Ewing contending that it is necessary,
while Mayor Anthony and his friends
consider it unnecessary, and fear its exist
ence will reflect diseredi. on the city gov
ernment and injare business. General
Ewing was requested to withdraw his or
der, bat declined doing 50. A large num-
Der Of citizens have pSsitioned President
Lincoln to interfere in the matter. -.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-08

An incident connected with the hanging
Of the spy Richardson, at Frederick, by
Gen. Baford, deserves mention. He was
ordered to tried and if found guilty to be
hung. He was convicted, letters addressed
to Ewell being found in his boots. The
result was communicate to Gen. Buford.
who responded. Hang him. hang him
forthwith. IfI send him to Washington
they'll send him back promoted" -
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-08
Who FIRST ARMEp THE Nraaors

VINO FIRST ARMED THE NEeaoEs.-
The Memphis Avalanch for whole week
in May, 1861, contained an advertisement
of the city safety committee calling for a
volunteer company composed Of our patri.
otic free men of color Of the city of Mem.
phis, for the service of our common de.
fence" So that in less than . month after
the wardrobe out, the rebels authoritative
y commenced arming the negroes. =.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-08

The petitions will stand for hearing on the first day of
the nsxtOctober term Of said Court which will Monday
october 5th 1865 at which time all persons in
should mot be grantees and unless shown on
that day before said Court will be issued TO the
Of said estate to sell said Real Estate TO pay
the debts Of said estate.
El 1ntestimony whereof hereby sign my name
and sis the seal Of said Court, this 1Sth day of
-. -" ]. D. BRUMBAUGH,A r. t-t
NIT p sgss .sT 80 Probate Judge.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-08

Kansas State Agricultural Society
At meeting of the Board of Regents
Of the Agricultural & Mechanical College,
held in Manhattan on Thursday, the s3rd
Of July. Rsvs Dendison was chosen Prssi-
dent Of the iCollegs. I. -. .;'. s
The following gsntlsnsn compose the
officers Of the Board Of Regents: Gov:
Thos. Carney, President; WV. Il. Law
renee. Vice President Hon. T. H. Baker,
Secretary; judge J eipasr Treasurer. s s
The Prudential Committee are The
Prssidsnt, Superintendent. Of Publie sIn-
struction, Hon. T. H. Baker, Judg Hph-
or, and Hon. S. p. Heustops
The College is to consist Of four depart:
ments, viz:s Agriculture -Msehssic Arts
Military Science and Tactics Liiera-
ture and Science.
The Board Of Regents consists Of: The
Governor, Secretary Of State, superin-
tendent Of Public Instruction, the Presi-
dent Of the College,. B. Lowe, Azel
Spualding, VIII. Woodwork, Z. !. H. Ba-
|ker, John Pipher, J. G. Reazer, s. d.
Houston, and Z. g. Bailey. s s 'slV - s
Prof: snebly vas chosen Professor ol
the College. The assistant teachers and
professor of music were left for the Pres.
ident to select.-1bpeka Tribune. p
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-08

,9i REMovAL.-The county officers have
removed to the new Court Fl ouse, where
the public will hereafter find them with
increased facilities for the accommodate on
of those having business with them.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-08

Every negro enlisted and sent into tho
field diminishes BY one the number Of
white men to bedfafted 81 nAny sdueamish
fellow who objects to having his fighting
done by ga Niger, should ii once report
himself to the nearss. recruiting officer
and volunteer. sis + Assl8 ,1Sm6dIiI
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-08

New Books.-Through the exertion of
our worthy Superintendent Of Public
Schools, Hon. I. Il. Baker the new books
recommended for Public Schools have been
procured and introduced into the School
in this place. This is sstep in the right
direction. In this connection we sse glad
to say thss ths School in Marysville is in
Aourishing condition, and snder the man.
sgemsnt Of it, very e6cient teacher, Miss
Ksts Webber, is likely % remain . use.
fal institution q well as . credit to the
place. gal-sa esI.s5ss - I. -,
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-08

The SrRoM On Thursday evening this
nsighborhood was visited BY > veryf hard
shower accompanied by terrific :hundsr
and lightning. We have not heard Of any
serious damage donebyit. The residences
of Rev. Burlington in this city Was struck
by the lightning but without much injury.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-08

The DrrrEREScs.AOn tile Fourth Of
July ex- President Pierce vas apologising
for the rebels in New Hampshire, at the
same time Grant was capturing an entire
army of them at sVieksburg. Pierce will
Be dsspised even BY The enemy, while
Grant will livssin the recollec,ions Of a
grateful people. = neiIi.lao o..e teaufs'eI- s
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-08

Gov. Carney has issued circular to the
Sheriffs of the several counties in this
State urging them to concert of action
forthe purpose of detecting and arresting
thieves
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-08

/. The FEAc.-Last evening and this
morning the Star Spangled Banner was
floating in the breeze from the beautiful
mast, erected for it, on Broadway. We
love to look at its "broad stripes and bright
stars" and we hope to seeit up frequently
-ifnot oftener.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-08

I TALL CORN.-We received the following
from correspondent whose veracity is un.
questionable:
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-08
NOTICE.

Whereas myself and my wife, Msry Hughs,
have separated by mutual consent and settle
ment, this is to warn the public that will not
pay any debts of her contracting. -
JOHN HUGHS
Rock Creek, Jones 90. Neb.,
July -, 1868. l1S-3wp
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-08

CAnr MEErIse.@ "A camp meeting un-
der the auspices of the M. E. Church,
will bscommenced on Thursday August
18th, in the Life settlement, on the sVer.
million. sa sk
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-08

The Stage, from the east, due here yes
terday morning, did not arrive until last
night 1t was detained by high water.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-08
BARRErT, KANSAS, Aug. 1863.

BARRErr, KANSAS, Aug. 5, 1868.
Ma. EDITOR After seeing in your pa
per an account of ".all corn" on the Wa
karusa bottom, l thought 1 would tell you
how corn grows on the Vermillion. am
six feet high, and have corn now in good
roasting-ear that by standing beside the
stalks some of them are 30 tall that | can,
by tip-toeing, just reach up to the ear, and
I could not hang my hat on some of the
ears without jumping up. If any one in
Marshall county can beat that I would like
to see 1t. nluae gsrao ss&
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-08

! An exchange says: "Kansas asks for
$12,35.O4 for expenses in raising United
States troops. 1t is the smallest Calm
made by any State"
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-08

War is the surgery Of crime. Bad Is
it is in itself, it always implies that some-
thing worse has gone before. 5,
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-08

It is estimated that the new copscripta
ordered by JEFF Davis, Of all white men
within the military .gs, wilIiproduee rash-
er less than 100 900 meh. I.sd'eI7iI