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Reverse.
Ny muse, alas I'm sorrowing,

My muse, alas I'm sorrowing,
have no food for rhyme;
My steed's aweary. iaded, though
He's singy stalled in prime.
Apart, aside, he moves apace,
He sleeps vet doth not dream
His reign is oer; my muse reverse
My mood-let Phebus beam.
l once did write as grave as Gay,
And thought the prize to reach,
Or gain the height of pious Crabbe,
Like him back-sliders teach;
TIE shade of Hood, the fire of Burns,
With gloomy Smith combine,
I'd turn to Gray or else to Steele,
And hail the muse benign.
Longfelow's measure I conld rule,
A Scott or Moore I'd tax,
Or criticise the flowing EOv., =
Or tie the Lesser SAKE; -
Poor Gc'dsmith's woris I wou speruse,
And mourn his wan9 Of thrift,
Or smile at freaks of Grub street roues.
A savage Sterne or Swift,
Now my delights" are out of time,
My "Pession" passed to flame,
My Love" the editor replies,
Has gone to feed the same;
My" Life" he says, is but too long;
My Wrongs" he can't make right;
I called on him. but found instead
My verse one Dey and Night"
And there's Miss Scruf, milliner,
For whom l once did sigh,
l cannot meet her stolen glance,
Or help her hook an eye;
Or if l ask her aid my fame,
And strive with me to win it,
Alas Miss Scruf, she shakes her head
To say" There's nothing in it."
sim not myself" Miss Biff declares
The other day she said
"He goes around the corner there,
As if he'd turned his head =
And says that marriage will subdue
The widest thoughts that fly,
For wives seem dear when husbands hear,
Buy love come buy and buy I"
, 1863-06-27

COMING EVENTS. Coming events cast
their shadows before Gradually, yet
surely and determinedly, the desperate
men who now control the government are
forwarding their schemes of centralizing
the whole power Of the nation in the hands
of the President States are to be robbed
of their sovereignty, and be brought in alb
iect subserviency at the feet Of the Gene
raj Government, by force of arms if need
be. The first grand object to the success
ful accomplishment Of this infamous scheme
is to secure the complete control Of the
military forces Of the States In the
States now under control of A Abolition
Governors, this is already accomplished, as
the Governors are leaders in this conspifa
cy. The only thing to be accomplished to
make the scheme a success, is to secure the
control Of the militia in the States under
Democratic authority The attempt is now
being made in New York. If successful,
american liberty and personal freedom are
at an end in this country There is no
shutting our eyes to these unpleasant facts
They stare US boldly in the face. Soon we
will feel the iron grasp of military despo-
tism about our very throats. And still we
slumber Have we forgotten tha5 setter
nal vigilance is the price Of liberty :" Will
we, like the foolish Trojans, be lUlled into
further insecurity by the profered wood
en- horse" of the administration Amori-
cans, your liberties are in danger 1t may
be considered treason to warn you Of it,
but we sccrn the tyrant's power and sound
the tocsin Of alarm. We are rapidly drift
ing towards military despotsm. Quietly
fold your hands, if you will, and disregard
the warning until It's too late, but sooner
or later, the fact will force itself upon you.
Under the false var cry Of @Union," the
usurpers at Washington are forging the
chains that are to bind you to a slavish
dcspotism. Dayton (OhiO) Empire.
The Empire was Vallandigham's organ,
and the above article was perhaps his own
, 1863-06-27
I have never done this have nothing

1 have never done this. have nothing
further to submit.
Signed c. L. VAL1ANDIGHAM.
Whether vallandigham is still confined
at New port barracks we are not informed,
but presume from the fact pf his having re-
ceived the nomination at the Democratic
State Convention for GoFernor of Ohio,
that he is again at largd-althouqh r
poreally speaking, he is avery small man.
But whatever may be sait against him po-
litically, he is undouhte@y a man Of very
fine talents. Perhafsa more legal abll-
ity than any other mar his State. and
has an extensive reput.l va "stumper >"
We heard him speak sssa ENrs ago when
canvassing the statqns @ opposition
to The 4i}as.e7 Pony Hoh.. z. I5,-ca4l-
bell, as candidate for Congress. Camp
bell was at that time the most popular man
of the whig party in his Congressional
District and was sent to Congress two or
three successive terms. Vallandigham,
then but young man, was considered by
the democrats as the only person in the dis
trict competent to take the stump in oppo-
sition to Little Lew" and although the
district was largely whig when the two
first 'stumped together, Vallandigham's
superior ability as an orator strengthened
J
the democratic ranks and he was finally
elected to Congress by handsome major
ity over his Butler pony opponent. He
has served two terms in that capacity.
We will say this much of Yallandigham:
He has always been an ultra democrat, and
never was, nor is not now, by eny means a
favorite of ours. But he is outspoken and
defiant in the advocacy of his PRINCIPLES,
and for this reason commands a certain de-
gree of respect. Whatever he has diff
fered from the policy of the AdminIstra-
ton, he has so far as we know, always bat
tied against disunion.
, 1863-06-27
THIBODO g. BROTHERS,

Physicians, Surgeons and Midwives'
OFFICE and RESIDENCE Main Street, four doors
J above the Jail-Estabshed 1859.
WALLA WALLA, w. T.
A. J. ThIbOdO, NJ. A., NJ D. and Member Royal
College Surgeons, England.
0. J. ThibodO, NJ. D. and ExSurgeon r. NJ.
Navy.
r, Thibodo, B. A., NJ. D. and Fellow of the Botan
ical Society OF Canada.
We have full sett of all the instruments required
in Surgery and Midwifery.
Surgical operations attended to in the mining dis
trcts if required
~ Our Diplomas can be seen at our Office AZ ~
, 1863-06-27

production. Was there any truth in that
warning !" At any rate SO far as yallan-
digham was concerned he felt the military
grasp about his throat" whether justly or
not, the people of Ohio will determine at
the ballot box next October Let us give
the devil his dues" until the loyal people
of that State pronounce the verdict.
Boise Letter.
EDS. STATEsMAN:-Si contributing
to your columns, shooting, cutting and
stabbing has been carried on in our midst.
Yesterday, (Sunday,) man was killed in
Placerville by the name Of Jerry Hicky,
by one Andrew Mckay, who struck Hicky
upon the head with pick handle. Hicky
first threatened the life Of Mckay
There was another afray last..week at
Bannock city, where one man was badly
mutilated, the particulars of which have
not heard.
Yesterday a Spaniard was shot at Ho-
gem by man by the name of McGuire;-
cause, some dispute concerning gambling.
A dispute arose one day last week between
one Hawkins Of Wild Horse Creek Walla
Walla and his partner at some point 20
miles from Bannock, which ended in Haw-
kins shooting his partner after first being
wounded by the other. I will await for fur
ther particulars and contribute accordingly.
Times in Placervillo yet continue most
fattoring Every day there is an immense
influx of emigration which bids fair to
place this locality in an unrivalled position.
There is more money in circulation here
than ever before have seen. Apparently
every person has money, and every person
who will make the slightest exertion will
make it. The common wages for laborers
is from Sc to $8,per day. And as for Dig
gings there is no lack Of ground that will
pay from So to IS per day.
One advantage to this locality is that the
gold is quite evenly deposited. Every hill
and vale within miles of this town will
produce more or less gold. The only diff
fculty is the want of water, which it is
presumed will be obviated, by bringing in
a tributary of the Payette river, which
understand can be done by digging a ditch
of about twenty miles in length. Should
this ever be accomplished, California then
will have found rival.
A report is prevalent that a nugget
weighing three pounds was found on
Grimes creek few days ago. Several have
come under my own observation weighing
over an ounce. New discoveries are every
day beeipg made Of Quartz Lodes of un-
surpassed richness. G. Collier Robbins of
Portland was to-day showing me some spe-
cimens Of Quartz taken from ledge by
his own hands, which l should judge were
at least one-half gold. A party started on
Saturday, headed by jeff. standefer, for
Boise river, some eighty miles distant,
where rich quartz and silver leads have re-
Gently been discovered. I must await
their return for particulars.
Hors, &c, W V. BRowN.
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WILL THE CoNsRIPr1ov BE ENFoRoED.

Will THE CONsRIPTION BE ENFoRcED.
The correspondent of the Bulletin says:
know it to be the opinion Of the Sec
retary of War that there will be no neces-
sity for executing this law The prelimi-
nary steps, however, will be taken Just as
if such necessity really existed This will
secure a great moral effect We have now
seven armies in the field, five Of which are
destined to be successful, "but if victory
crown three, or even two of them" said
Mr. Stanton few days ago, "our purpo-
ses are accomplished and the rebellion is
crushed" Mr.. S. says further that reIa-
bic information is in possession of the Gov
ernment, showing the rebellion to be
on its last legs, in consequence of the
starved and destitute condition Of the
South. Generals Halleck and Dix enter
tain the same opinion,
, 1863-06-27

OWEN LovEJoY The Louisville Jour
nal has learned from what it deems the
highest authority, little incident in re-
gard to Owen Lovejoy that may be worth
telling. Lovejoy was a looker-on at the
first battle Of Bull Run. When our troops
were in full and precipitate retreat, tho
day having been hopelessly lost. he rode
up to Federal officer who had fought
with terrible desperation throughout the
battle, ard who has since won a Major
Generalship in a still bloodier battle, and
obtruded upon him some advice as to the
conduct of the retreat. The officer paid
no attention to his remark, not even SEEM
ing to hear him The pertinacious Love-
joy then said, 81 think you don't know
me" eyes, do know you, Owen Love-
joy !" replied the officer fercely. "Iknow
you we'll But for you and such as you,
these calamities would never have come
upon us. Get out Of my way, and out of
my sight this instant, you black hearted
scoundrel l''-and here the officer bran
dished his sword all reeking with rebel
blood-"or l will cleave you to the earth.
Owen aitod for no second hint.
, 1863-06-27

That was a very pretty cOnceit of ro-
mantle husband and father whose name was
Rose, and who named his daughter 'Wild,
so that she grew up under the appellation
of "Wild Rose" But the romance of the
name was sadly spoiled in few years, for
she married man by the name of Bull. "
, 1863-06-27

A lady having accidently broken her
smelling bottle, her husband, who was
very petulent, said to her: 81 declare, my
dear, everything that belongs to you is
more or less broken"
"True," replied the lady; "even you are
a little cracked"
, 1863-06-27

To plunge a young lady six fathoms
deep in happiness, give her two canary
birds, half-a-dozen moonbeams, twelve
yards of silk, an ice cream, several rose
buds, a squeeze of the hand, kiss and a
promise Of a new bonnet If she don't
melt, it will be because she can't.
Prentice says he is not betting man,
but he will lay Louis Napoleon a triAing
wager that We will conquer the Conredera-
cy before he conquers Mexico and Victoria
may hold the stakes
A sentimental young man thus feelinaly
expresses himself: Even as nature be-
neyolenuy guards the rose with thorns, so
does she endow woman with pins"
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Ord Of Fras.cas,cn

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STATE haa.s.. s.iE., IL! G.-s-=i c15J F.t Nssti
ins'on, ekisiy Id eiu-ic. s.:s,.t =. sGIi a. par
losss.
ThaIdsus Walkss Paint a. G.Ecn / Eii.s Id !.
AntA1ny, TT 1ste~. Dsknc.ais.s
Va. rsAs hss filed heroin, stating that
yu, naIed s.msn 2. Mills r-aidrs ont Ut tns
service OF summons cannot ~ made you theresa
Tn refors you hereby r0s1ed hy pubcsp herec b
ing made in Big blue Union for ODsscutiSe weeEs
co said rizni hsddLs Wal er hes MID lbs petltion
L. tbs abJvs entitled s.it asst sbsve named defend
wherein sid suit Is nov
pending the object which Sad petttfon
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
State of Kansas. Marshall County, IS.

In the District Court Of the Second Judicial District of the
State OF Kansas. sitting for Marshall county, with Wash
nStcn, shrly aud Republican attached for Judicial
TLadieus II. Walker Plaintiff, William Bowman, Will
lam IDEALLY, William 8. Arnold Defendant.
hrreas affidavit has been filed herein stating that
you the above named William Bowman and William s. Ar.
mol RESIDE out Of end that each of you resident
OF the State Of Kansas md that serv Of summons
not lie made either Of you therein There
FORE hereby notified by publication hereof being
made in The Big Blue Union for six consecutive weeks
that said plaintiff Til addeus II. Walker has filed his peti
ton in the above entitled suit against the above named de-
ena in the above mentioned court wherein said suit il
now pending the object Of which and prayer of AID petit
ton Is oi SAID plaintiff to recover judgment against the
said Wam anan of said defendants for the OF
TWO hundred ana fifty dollars $3.50 together VITA n.e-es:
thereon at the CT veper per from the 10th
Gay etenber 1860 due and owing to said pja,nt from
said William Bowman crrtrin promissory dated
Sept : A. d ie59, by which he, tn said William Bow
man promised TO in twelve months after the date
thereof 10 tine said plaintiff two hundred and fifty dollars
and also 10 orecose Certain mortgage dated Goth
day Of September u. 1859. whereby William Bowman on
said 10Th day OF Sept 1859 conveyed said plaintiff he
following lands lying and being in Marshall county State
Of Kansas owit: Lots one, SIX and and north
quarter OF south east quarter Of section eighteen town
FIVE range No eight east and said mortgage had condi
ton hereunder written, whereby provided that if
said William Bowman should well and truly pay off and
discharge said pr mssory with all thae
accrue thereon and all incurred enforcement
said note and mortgage then said mortgage void that
otherwise should remain in full orcs and said tracts
of land be I'D and the proceeds arising from such sale be
applied TO the satisfaction of such Judgment COSTS and
that all and eac of rae Defendants to said and and
every person claiming by from thr, und-r them or
any or either OF them since the commencement of this
suit. be forever barred and forecosed of and from all
right equity OF redemption and other right whatever of in
said tracts Of land from and after such sale thereof
and for suc ether and further relief in the premises
cas-" may require, and you the said William Bowman and
William sArnold are further Notified that you and zach
required 10 sad petition before the
2d day Of August 1868 and that unless Oh or
before the dav st aforesaid said petition will be taken
true and judgment rendered accordingly.
In witness whereof Alex Campbell clerk said court
hereto set land and ARK the OF my Of
fce ia the city Of Marysvps in said county, 18th day
Of June 1863. ALEX CAMPBELL. Clerk
] D. Brumhaugh. atty for plaintiff. 1wnl2
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NOTICE. To TAX PAYERS

Notice is hereby given to the tax PAYERS Of
Marshall county, Kansas, that the county com
missioners of Marshall county will meet as q
board disqualification at their Office in Marvs-
Vile in said county on Monday the Sd day of
ugustl663, to correc: all errors in the ssess-
ment roll. ALI persons feeling themselves
agrieved by their assessment srs notified to ap-
pear at that time aud have the came corrected
or they will be barred from correction AMER III,
date. LIZ r. s. NEWELL, Co Crk
By lex Campbell, Deputy.
June 19, 1863.
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(. ,owxRp ASSOCIATION PhiladelpAia, Pa. Disease,
n Of the Nersoussystrms Srsrnatorhoea or Seminal
rrkss Iu,notence and other affections Of the SexnsI
n,cns pb vsic Debility and Premature Decayne~ and
reliable te;sent IN REPORTS Of the Howard Assoca.p
Sc S. N H. 49, sKTLIN HlUGHTON. Howard Association,
No. South Ninth Street, Phiiadeipim, Pa Iyns
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come one competent do e ample and special justice. In
net our contributors will send Us from week weeh
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which to select the very best.
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/ 0 " A Il o y S E
THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
1863.

The New York Tribune. FIRST issued 10 1884, In III
xentysecond year hss obtained both larger and
widely dsed circulation Than any other newspaper ever
published in America. Though it has suffered in com
mon with her journals fVm the volunteering and depart
Of tens Of thousands of its patrons in the
for the unon its circulation the 9Th Of December
1867, follows: Daily, 50l26; semi weekly, H,l50
Weekly, ~, VO0-total 21a,315.
Prominently journal Of NsvS and of Literature the
Tribune has political convictions which we'll character
lied by the single word REPUBLICAN 1t Republican in
its hearty adhesion to the great truth that "od has made
OF blood oil nations Of men"-Rspubesn IN its aeser-
ton If the equal and naensbls fights Of oil life
liberty, ADD the pursuit Of In iss
steadst earnest defiant hostility 20 every scheme and
Fort of tie slave Power, from the Annexation Of
the great Rebellion 70 grasp the empire Of the New World
and WELD the resources Of our country r M agTan
in its ansagonim the ssisocrass
and despo Of the Old World who oodly hail in the pers
aud caAmities suddenly thrust upon BY ths Americas
counterpart the overthrow aud ruin Of the Modal Rspb
Republican In it, hope aad trust H. nth and e this
atrvcous ksbellien result in tLesgna overthrow
its plottsrs and the GTm VI equal rights and
equal laws throughout the whole extent a our cpantsy
wherein Liberty and Union shall tDdosd b ~oae and il
sspsrsbls" hsnosSorth and forever.
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TRlBU NE ALMANAC for
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ORDER EXPERIMENTATION.

Statc OF Kansas, Marshall County,
In the District Of second Judicial District OF the
Of Kansas sitting for Marshall county with Washing
shirley and Republican attached for Judicial purposes
Whereas sdav hos been filed berein stating that
you the above named Michael Kelley resides out of tie State
rnds resident Of the Satc that service
are hereby notified by public ton hereof being made In tie
bg Blue Union for six weeks that said plaintiff
haddeus walker has filed bis petition in the above
titled suit against the sb0ve named dendants in the Above
mentioned court wherein said suit pendng the Oh
:c OF which and the prayer Of said petition Il for said
plaintiff ~ recover Judgment against the said Michael Ke
ley for the Of undred and forty dosrs with inter
Get from tie 9Th day of February 1851 Of Ave
per cent per month until paid duo and owing to d plain
dated February the 1th D. $780, by which aid Gendant
heey promsedto pay plaintiff twelve months after the
sIs thereof to the ,sd plaintiff. The sid Of $40 and
1900 whereby she said Michael Kelley on ssd TT of Feb
rusry 1850. conveyed to haddeus n WAL to secure
ing and being in id county q wsshngon and STATE Of
Aansss to wit the south quarter of section No
y" ~ as r t IN :SS.eship No tve e.th q
was therein declared mortgage snd ~ .ub,ect 70
certain Conditions written Whereby IL vas and
and truly nd dscharge said prcmi sory note with ali
that might therein; that then aid deed
should e VOID that otherwise to remain in
full force that said trait Of land sold and the proceeds
from such sale be applied the satisfaction Of such
and the Of this and that said
under him Be barred snd 81 t1r aS
all and any right and equity Of redempon and other
right whatever Of in said est,te from and after
further notified that You are REQUIRED to nesd
demur 70 said petition before the 18th day of Aug
lss ana that unless you answer the
the same on or before The day last asresad sad
will be taken true and Judgment rendered accerdneiv
In witness ~hereo J. Alex. Campbell clerk Of said court
June 1868. ALEX CANPREII Crs,k
- " hru~0s"sn fln assy. 7tnl3
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--- JAMES GRAY,
MASON G. WELL-DIGGER,

Informs the people Of Marysvh and SURROUNDING conn,
thst all times prepared tahe conrscts b ron
,ncrete buildng lay vsls ~ loundasions dig wen. -
n durable msnnsf sod q pyoas tosuit the tines M
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ess TIE Tribune,
Tribune Buildings, New York.

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Bank Bulls The Of the PostOoe aad Sate hould in
all eases Be plainly written Subscribers Who send nnsy
Exprsss must prepay s- express. chars ~ they vii IS
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cTATE of Kansas. !
~ Marshall County-

STAIESf. k. ns... b.. Before William p.Hes. /.
~ Marsnah county, } Justice Of the Peace br
said cnansy.
On the 18th day Of June 1853 aid Justice see An
order Of alta hnen in the entitled actoo -.
OF fity-fse dollars Tial oil be held July ah lss A.
o'clock at the ONCE Of sold Justice in tn tc,r AT
Mar in said county. MILTON 0OLDSRrpY
By j. D. Rrumbaugh, his Attorney
Dated June q, 1885, 40