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TIE CHEAPEST Anp BEST HAIa DYE N fEl WORLD
Hspss Fades o. Washxs 0x!.-Uphsn's Hair Dys, 50
ents box. The best In ass. Try 1t. Sold By 8.
Ford, corner lith street aud Pc. avenue, Wash.
pstcn. and henry Cook. Alexandria. 5Aely
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4-ddds GREEN & WILLIAM su.t.


By d. '. BVChEf, Au ctioneer
Georsstotcn, D. c.
a pESiRARLB GuILDiNG L0TAT
n VII sell on TUESDAY zsth inst, at CLOCK
west, fronting 50 feet on Congress runnins bscS
Ine cane width l20 fest, improvements are hans
Terms OF sale One half cash balance in Sans 2
months with Eotes satisfactorily eIdorsed bearine
interest ooo- ia<s
se2S A. RnCrnv -
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Dr. DuroaY's Sussr-costsd Female Regulating
Fills are the very tss1 sss. They operate spfsds!t
and sFsicely and being -cooasd create no nsr
sss upon the most Seiicats stomach. A trial OF
these Pills viii prove their Superiority ccm all ethers
Price 81 boz. Sold byE. @. Ford, corner llth
strest and Pa. avenue, Washington. and Henry
Cook, AlaxAndxia. taSN
WAlRlH1KD 70 CuRn IL BIZ DAYs.-Dr. 9odfrsy's
Antidots, an English Specific Of sxty-hrs year,
Standing, win cure Gosoryk0S IN six d.iBs. No
change OF diet required. Price 81 per bottle. Sold
hY q. q. Ford, corner l1th street and Pa. avenue
Warrington. and Henry Cook. AleXAn5riA, 10 Sly
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5PsRxAToz1HaA cAk BE oURKp.-Dr. Rsndx
Specific euree Sp~sasorrAoa. SeSniSal Wsaks<ss,
Iapossep, Loss Of Po1csr, ttc. speedily and efscnGs
D. Its effects are truly magical trial Of the
Specific, Win convince tho lost skspticaI Of ite
merits. Price 81 @ box. Bold by 8. O. Ford cor
oer nth street and Pc. avenue, Warrington, and
Henry Cook Alexandria. ia6-lr
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By GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctionsars
GALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN Rup
~ HITURs AT AUCTIoN.-TUESDAY the sat, ;n.s
st III o'oiocs a m, we shall SELL at the hoa.n ~
Mr. Heetmuler, at the corner OF north NJ street -
sitting il part Of GU
Malnut sofss, Spring Seat Castor and sids Chair.
Wall ut Spring sest Rockers
AIN ut Bur and Tables
Cane Seat ana other Chairs
bedsf esds, Husk and o.her MattraaaeR
China, Glass. are Crockery Ware
ticn - 14ea-
Terms cash
seA-d&ds GREEN 4 VILLAIN Au.ts
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LOCAL NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS Fo-HIan,

foRps THhArR. The Little BaTefoot,
will be performed tonight again, ami for the
last time. I ne play is so beautiful, ana has
proven 80 attractive, that many viii regret its
removal from the boards. Butit gives way to
such beautiful dramas as "Fanchon' and
Pa" Ip.. OF savoy THIS, then is Magic Mite n
ellis last appearance IA Amy" ans the honsa
will doubtless be crowded, as it has been each
night this week. st
CAHTBRBURY.-Manager Sims combination
OF concert hall stars Mile and CLARA Fowler,
Erneetlne de Faiber, ac,-continnes to be
source OF attraction, and crowds resort there
nightly TO witness their fine dancing and sing
ing. Besides, Sims regular company Is
superior one. ~ cd bill is announced Tor To-
night, and it in cludes the performance OF The
Queens Page" wherein the " Ghost is intro
duced
yARIRrrss-Annetta 9aI1etti, Mons. Top
hoff, Mons Ronzapi. and number OF other
prominent concert hail performers, male and
female have beer performing TO good house.
es,b night this week, and the bill which has
proven so attractive all the week will be re-
i,eated tonight. Mile Mazora Arnold will
again appear in her delineahons OF marble
statuary.
VIVIAN, the Wizard, gives another enter
tainment tonight at Odd Fellows Hall, and
W i'll introduce bis speaking automata. Wv
mans entertainments are always good.
THs DRAFr.-After our report closed yester-
day, the following cases were disposed of by
the Board OF Enrolment:
Charles Allen, paid comm utation
VIM. Scrrel, paid com IN tat,on
john Jackson, disa bllity
Andrew j. Bradley, paid communication.
John q. Thompson, paid communication
Lewis kurtz, paid comma tation.
Charles Anderson, paid Communication
James +. Clements, only son of infrn pa
rents.
Samuel Newgent. disability.
T.. ID. Reid, furnished suostitute-Jackson
King
Vim Cunningham, paid Communication.
James Hartman, mental disability.
Edward Green (colored,) accepted.
VIM. T. Craig, accepted.
Stephen w. Randall, paid Communication.
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SAMUEL E. CtGGLyERwELL, a
By HIS FRIENDS, "a


AT ODD FELLOWS HALL To-
ON MONDAY EVENING. Sept q, 1853
The Committee of Arrsn arments in making the
above announcement; pledge themselves that no
pains or expense shall be spared on treir part to
give to those who may onor them with their com
pany night of pleasure and Enjoyment
Tickets One Dollar Can be procured of apv Of
Ball = -
: MANAGERS
Hon RichdW aiach, JasF Halliday Esq VIM Dickson Es,
Hon. " W Seston, Jas Da Wis Esn T Channecy E.a
WV. Moore, Esq, Capt w m III k,tIy D c Forn.x E,of
Thos Dor OTTO, Esq, W r les ESQ w Wo,d ward E,o
yonh oyis- ESD VIM y sam, ESQ., Philip LIehsu Esq
glass Etq sesstofd jr Esq, SPRobsrtson, Esq
surS Lloyd, Esq, Chas kiemrn, Esq NJ c. Hart. Esa
mas Mat oek, VIM u. Yost, j. T. Hslleck,
Jas. 7: Crossheid, Win II. Dennison, G. w. Hodges
Vim. J. Bennett, Chas Spencer John (,l,ry
VIM Mallory, WIN Ferguson, z. Dovaing,
A. N. Trunncil, j. A. Ford John K ,inIsr Jr
John J. Daily, W. Floyd, T. " D,yis
Edward Fletcher, Geo. Turton. Jas B W,Iliamso.
JAS. Bell, W. B. williamson Wm Inwrv
Alex. Proctor,
COMMITTEE Of Arrange,
Chs. Mstlock, A. N. Trunuel VIM G. Yos,
}. T. HailecE, VIM Dickson s. p Robort,o,
VIM. Z. Moreoe, w. Floyd, VIM j. 8ennett
John J. DAILY,
Master of Ceremonies, Jas Ward.
Treasurer, Vim. T. Moreos.
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By GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOr5-By
} virtue of q deed of trust. executed on ths 27th
day Of September. 1858, and recorded in LiSer A,
O., No. l62, Ons of the land records Of Washing
ton county, D. O., and st the request Of tie
party teen red thereby, will Offer ct Public Sale.
on MONDAY, tn. 26th day of October next, at the
hour OF O'Clock. in the afternoon the Lots
Pieces. and Parcels of Ground described liz said
trust deed being q Lots stu tso IL Square nun
bered $40 on the lslsnd.
Terms Of sale Ons-tkird cash balance In and
l?months. the purt hsse re giving their notes for
the deferred payments, bearing interest from the
d'y of sale. dssd given and deed of trust taken
to secure the deferred payments. All sonveyan.
cling and Revenue Stamps at the purchasers sx-
pense. II the tsrms o Sale are not mplied With
at the end Of ,e days from the day Of sale. tha
sell the said premises after advertising Ave tms
il toe Evening Star, at the risk and cost of the dc
fsultins purchs .er.
se1sd&ds GREEN i WILLIAM5 Auct.
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VIEW THE RIVER NOTIFICATIONS WHILE
THERE Is AN OPPORTUNITY.
GRAND DAYLIGHT EXCURSION
GLYMONT PAVILION

UsAHE ThlRE. No 8, I. o. r. n. VII eivs an
EACD R5tON 10 the above place on ~
MONDAY, Sept IS 1855 Ee&4As=S
All passes have been secured by thesESsk1SzEkz0
committee
fine Cotillon Band has been engaged
Dinner by an experienced caterer, ct the usual
price.
Boats leave the 7th street wharf at o'clock g. m ,
and o clock p M. BE. urning leave a. and 8 M .
Tickets, 81 g. admitting q gent man and ladies
to the boat and II ounds
Committee.
Prom Tuscsrors Tribe-Bros Middleton, Bell
and Butts
Prom Logan Tribe-Bros. Scott, Robinson, and
Newman.
From Usage Trihe-Bros. z. n. Whtemore, 81.
0. Whitemore, ]. T. Crampsey. w. 4. ChAdrick, T
CawCcd se23-4ts
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WRAPpIHo PAPBa for sale at the Star ONCE coun.
ter, At SIX cents per pound 3yH
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By O. Mcguire 90. Auctioueers.
FURNITURE AND RFFkOTS or A FAMILY
L DECLINING HoUsSkEHPIsG.-On TUESDAY.
Sept. 9th, at 10 O'Clock 3. m we shall ST. az
House No. $50 Seventh street, between snd Il
streets north. 8 lot of Furniture and House hold
Effects, com prisins- ~
Suite of Hair Cloth Parlor Furniture
Marble top Table, Oil Paintings
Mahogany Dining Tables, Dining Chairs Ffe-L
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Window shades s-.r..
BedEteAds, Bureaus, Washstands
Hall Lamp, Bath Tub, Toilet Set ~ H. s.TS~E
Stoves, Z itchen Utensils, &c., &c 81
aea j. O. MCGUIRE A. co. AucS..
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SELECT DANCING ACADRhY.-Prof. Marini
announces elsew here in the Stdr that he will,
on T tuesday, next, organize his classes for the
coming season, at Odd Feliows' Hall. Prof
Ms success heretofore Is q sure guarantee that
those who would excel in the graceful art can
not find better teacher.
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THRBATs.-On Thursday afternoon, officer
Borland arrested Amanda Graham for tn reat-
ening John Shthan and also accusing him OF
stealing, and she was taken before Justice
DTury, " 10 held her TO bail to keep the pea CO.
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COMPLEMENTARY BALL.-On Monday even
ing next, the friends of MIR. =. III. CaiverwalI,
a printer in. the Intetltgsncer Office, will give
him complimentary ball at Odd Fellows
Hall on Seventh street. Among the managers
are the names of our most prominent citizens,
and the ba l will, therefore, no doubt be grand
affair,
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By WA. L. WALL 90. Auetionser.

r loIUps " r ~ dteNN nNd NInh SiTfcs.
iGUVks AND 6sOoERIRs AT AUCTION
oIc,osa ICbsDAY MORNING. sna lpss al 10
assorfmsnt u,u son q she Auction 400 ns lsrxs
braeirSN Wines Liquors, and Grocsriss, era.
S HtS M,e, honor sahsla, ssot,h and Bourbon
o~sI p..sSe e, Rapay 4 Co., Hem s~s~ c,x,.,-
C.sss old HnIiasy And Blackberry Branay
and sad-ira "' via rort. sasfry
Ca'es Brandy Peaches and Bs, Run
Cases lemon and Raspberry syrnn "a n,,.
sa hit and eIlos sugar.
Boxes starch, Candles, Pepper. Cinnsmos' sn6
Boxes Yellow and Ca,tile sosp
Boxes Navy, csdd - and cartoons Chsvi.r pa.
Fine Cot DO, We ious brands Cissrs
BASKETS ai nmpaxns and lAret
Iemlj0hns fn- old Brandy
Kegs Whis-ey
T. ard casks Brandy, Madeira. and sharry
bols FeiIet Rye. Ward q Bourbon, xxx Old RE,
and Other b. ards v hiskey
Bills. Cherry and Peach Branty and ain.
aeB Nm WALL a CO., Auets
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By Moe uIRH d CO.. Auct.onsers
TWO VERY VALUABLE PIECns OF posi-
II NESS Property ON SsvBNrH srRsHr oPPosIYr
ODD ffLLsws BALL, AR PUBLIC sALs-s)n MON
DAY AFTERNOON. Settemoer 18th. at O'Clock /,
on the premises We .hali sell the north half Lot
Seventh street, between and streets q OF sh and
runninE back 700 Test, improves b. substs, tial
building and exeellsnt store room attached
Also, the south half of Lot No. is, fronting Is
described property. running ba,k 10 feet and i'm.
ProEsd 6y three stosy ies dwelling house. with
Terms One third cash the rem ainder in six And
twelve months, with interest secure By deed of
trust on the premises Cost of coaveyancss in.
Guiding revenue stamps, to be paid By the pur-
chaser,
eeS + G MCiTIRyA IN kncI.
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Disc ASSES OF TIE NERVOUS. aExyIlL, URINARY
AND sK1UAL sFsraas.-Eew and reliable treat
nent-in Reports OF the Ho.afa Acknowledgement
u sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge Address
Dr., Bklllin HouShton, Howard Association,
rhil6dsluhis, Pa. 'su 22-5ra
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Loo OUT FOB 1T!-Expectatlon beats nigh,
especially amongst the little folks, in view of
delightful picnic entertainment to be given
at Washing ton Park, for thu benefit of st.
Dominick's Church, on Monday week, Octo-
Der 5th.
The late Picnic given for the same associ-
alton was wonderfully successful, 1t will be
Teme ~ bered; and the present one being undar
the same capital managers, there cannot be a
doubt that it will be promised, the pic. mic of
the year.
Some features Of great interest are announced
Tor the occasion, it will be seen by reference to
the advertisement.
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By VIM. L WALL co Auctioneers
TINTED STATES MARSHALL SAIR OP
- SCHOONER kOBBRT KNOWLES.
IL virtue of decree. Issued from the CIarks
cfice Of the supreme Court of the District of o.
lrmbs, holding District Court and to me Iii.
rected. / will sell at Public Auction for csss At
the foot of sixth street wharf, On the Potons 90
river. in said District. at clock p. m on MON
Day next 18th Sept. 1863, the schoonr r" ROB shT
KFOWLES,p her Tackle, pparel and Rurniturs
WARD II. LAaON, u s nsrahal.
sa23-fdds Wh. l. WALL & co Auots
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CoRSs, Runions, Bad Nails, Enlarged Joints, aud
other disorders OF the Feet. cured wlnolt pain by
sylvania avenue, between IA and 9th streets,
Washington, d. @. No charge for consultation.
sc Stf
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6HoHBr DISEASES.

6HoHBr DISEASES.
Scn'aIstas's Gift Is the most certain, safe and
sdy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days.
and rscsrt cases il twenty four hor-s No mi ner
p, no balssm, no mercury Only ten pills to DO
taken. 1t ID tbs soldiers hope, and friend TO
those rho do not want to be EXPOSED. Male psok-
Ases, So; female, IS.
Sansarttan's ROOF nad Herb Jusess-A positive
and permanent cure for Syphilis, scrcfus, Ulcers
Sores, spots letters, &c Price 81, or six bottles
Cor %. Sold By 8 @. Ford See advertisements. mt
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Dy uhEEN a. AMS. AHctlOneerS,
TWO STORY FRANZ HOUsBAT AUOTION-
L On MON DAY, the 18th inst, As 'coc. D n ,
We shall sell IN front of the premises part of Lot
49,, in Square no 500. with the impsoveme nts
which Ia q nearly new two story frame House
This property fronts on south & between AZ and
9Th streets west
Terms One half cash balance in six and xelve
months Tor note bearing int 1rsst from day of sale
A deed given and deed oftrust taien Title in
diRputahle.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Day before yesterday j ohm
GcMahon, aged about sixty years, who has
been IL the employment Of the Quarternaaster' 5
Department. went into house on twenty first
street, near +, and laid down, having at the
time q congestive chill, during one OF which
he died. His body was taken in charge by his
friendE.
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GIn hEHAkD.- 3trsyed or stolen from the
plO subscriber, the 22d instant little
GB MARI, about eight years old; little stia
IN Inc fore .legn eoras nice in hsrness; if other
marks. not recollected by tbs owner The above
rewsrd viii be paid to any person o. persons who
VIII return her to me, or information Of her so
LlVAN. Third ct, between K and u ats s2s 2t.
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- streets, on Saturday, tie 18th, large RID
COW about y years old marked on the hip No. Z.
of S. will be paid to any one who returns der to
our store, 7fh and streets -
Sc 2z-lw sst GREEN 4 WILLIAMS
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-01-03
Order OF Publication.
William II. Mackey, PHI #.

William II. Mackey, Pl'f. ! In til, Taifd
Dewitt G. stevenson, Dcrt Codrt, within
and for the county Of Davis, State of Kanscs.
The above named De Witt c. Stevenson. for
merly Of the State of Kansas, now Of paris I'M
known, vii. take notice that William II Mackey
of the county Of Davis, State of kansas, did on
tie 24th day of September, A. d. 1852, file his
petition in the District Court Of the Sd Judicial
District, sitting in and for the county ct Davis,
State of Kansas, against the said Dc Witt c.
Stevenson for the sum of SOS 90. with interest
from the 25th day Of June, A, D. 1852; said
sum being the price and value of . stallion
horse which the said defendant on or about the
25th day of June, 1862, unlawfully converted
to his OWN use And the said De Witt C. Stew
enson is hereby notified that en- order Of at
tacbment has been issued in this action, and
that by virtue of said order of attachment, the
Under Sheriff of said county has attached the
following real c1tate CT the said De Witt c.
Stevenson, to Wit: Lot II in block H. lot lain
block go lot IA in block SO, lot 8 in block 70,
and lot II in block 8, situated, lying and being
in Junction City, Davis County. State Of Kan.
sas; a so, that A. ", Callen, Sheriff OF Davis
county, aforesaid, and resident therein, has
been garni.heed as having in his haads proper
ty Of the said defendant. in money. amounting
TO S25,77. The said De Witt c. Stevenson is
notified that he is required to answer or demur
to said petition on or before ,he 14th day o!
Februfry, A. d. 1868, or said petition will be
taken az true, and judgment rendered accord
ingly, and said property sold to pay the same.
WILLIAM II. MACKEY.
Attest, ByS. u. WHITE. his ATTY.
r. D. Mobley, Clerk. (ne.Gtp!Sl4
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ENTERTAINMENT AHEAD-Our "perambulatine
genius" handed US the following note, which We
cheerfully insert, being willing to do our part
towards entertaining the people. We hope he
may have full houses:
Free Scientific Lectures on Physiology and
Hygiene, Amativeness and Photography. William
course of lectures ct Taylors Hall, on Tuesday
evening, January 6. 1868.
The first lecture will be on Physiology and
Hvgene, in which the lecturer will explain in
an intelligent manner the Physiology Of the
human system, according to Physiology, Phre
nology and Magnetism Together with an
illustration of the cause of disease and the means
Of its prevention. And especially 70 keep of
fevers, cure the ague, prevent the toothace, ex-
ternal and internal inflammation. consumption,
dyspepsia, and Affections of various kinds. The
lecturer will also explain how it is that the
Phrenologist can tell when an individual is
travelling the good road to heaven, or the down
ward road to destruction. And if he has time
he will illustrate by Electrical Sociology the
relation Of man to the Divine Being.
Ladies and gentlemen are both invited. and
especially those who have philosophical inqui.
ring mind. Come, We invite the wisest men and
the sharpest critics, none of whom will or can
pronounce the science humbug. or the lecturer
q putting quack.
In the second lecture, an explanation will be
given of the mysteries Of Amativeness, and the
evils of perverted sexualty-and how to select
O. companion-to chose q wife-the doctrine OF
purity-and the field OF passion. LADIES NOT
INVITED. =,
The third lecture will be on Phonetic Short
Hand Writing. The wonders of writing with the
rapidity of speech, and the philosophy OF spell
ing by sound Let all the inhabitants OF earth
communicate their thoughts, their sentiments
and their love by one set of shorthand charac-
ters, and then ell the nations will become CT one
tongue
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The Congressional election in Tennessee
has been postponed two days.
The telegraph operator and one or two
others have worked their way fromColumbus
to jackson. The latter place had not been
taken. though it was attacked, but the
rebels we're repulsed. Grand Junction had
been taken.
The Memphis Argus says that the force
which destroyed Holly Springs have cross,
ed the Memphis aud Charlestown Railroad
going North, and the railroad from Column.
bus to Union City is unimpaired. Beyond
that much damage has been hone. :,
At Columbus matters are unchanged.
One gnnboat and two transports went down
from there after passengers at hickman,
which is yet in Union hands. The gun
boat shelled the shore down to Island NO.
10. We understand that an order was sent
to Island No. 10 to destroy the works, the
guns on the Tennessee shore to be spiked
the magazine blown up and the forces to
retire to the Island.
Forests force consists of 20c0 mounted
men, armed with Colts revolving rifles,
5000 cavslry, and ten pieces Of artillery,
including two captured
The louisville Journal says the trestlo
work near Muldraugh's Hills, on the Lou.
isyille and Nashville railroad was destroyed
by Morgan's forces, but expresses the
opinion that Morgan will not advance to
the Ohio river. Other sources say that
Morgan's forces at the trestle worR were
about $500 against 600 federals. After
slight casualties our forces surrendered.
The Journals statement of the capture of
cannon by the rebels is untrue.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-01-03

IL 4 fearful mortality exists amongst the
"Single and Singular Brotherhood of Bachelors"
Papers from every nook and corner of the State
give evidence of it in the number Of their connu
bial announcements Joe Trask, of the State
eSournal, Weightinan, Of the Conservative, and
Secretary Of State Lawrence, have yielded to the
fu.terinc under their waistcoats caused by the
daughters of Eye Alas! for human weakness.
May happiness, and all the joy that heaven
affords. lie with the backs liders It's said to
be contagious
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-01-03

A "wooD BEr."-1t is proposed that these
pleasant surprises be adopted in junction. We
hope such may be practised. We learn OF the
circumstances of German lady, to whom
wood gathering party would be most acceptable.
Her husband is in the army, and she has no
means of getting the wood or having it cut So
let number of our able bodied young men de-
vote a day or half day to the blessed task OF
getting her pile of wood, in stove length.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-01-03
AN INVITATION,

Oh come, come away!
From rum and whiskey's thraldom,
Your soul, oh save,
Be not their slave,
Oh come, come away!
Come join the noble Temp'rsnce band.
Like brothers Joined in heart and hand;
Obey your Gods command.
Oh come, come nwayl
A tyrant is he.
This vile Intoxication.
Destroying peace,
And virtues ease.
Oh come, come away!
Yourself to ruin away he takes,
Your children wretched beggars makes,
And fond wives hearts he breaks,
Oh! come. come away!
Oh. come. then, with us,
Our hearts toward you are yearning.
Your loved ones dear
Us onward cheer.
Oh! come, come away
Here you forever may be free.
And learn the boon Of liberty.
Of" Faith, Hope, Charity"
Oh! come. come away l.OGT.
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u Among the wounded at Prairie Grove are
james P. Downer, Byron Alden, and Sergeant
William Morris The Majors wound was si'ght'
and he is now doing duty. As his motto Is,
ats all in the mind" we presume that it would
have to be pretty severe wound that would
take him from his post The other two are
seriouslv wounded Alden is known to most OF
our citizens. and to our readers as an occasional
correspondent over the cognomen OF Byron
Sergeant Morris served with the Junction com
pany in the campaign of '6l, and is brave
soldier, as his wounds well prove. May they all
live 10 further honor their country.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-01-03

u The Postmaster General has ordered that
n contract be made with Mr. 7. A. Smith, OF
Cottonwood Falls, to convey the mails on route
No, l4,2l5, from Cottonwood Falls. by Diamond
Springs, Baxter and Leon, to Junction City,
sixty miles and back, once a week. This Will
be a great accommodation to o large tract OF
country.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-01-03

% a meeting was held at Taylor's hall last
Wednesday evening to endorse the Presidents
Emancipation Proclamation. Speeches were
made bv the Rev Mr. Todd and Mr. McBratney
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-01-03

u John Miller, a member of Company E,
Second Kansas. and formerly l resident Of juno
ton, was killed in the late battle of Prairie
Grove. A true soldier, his name adds another
70 the long list of the brave