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The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-10-03
The Responsibility Of the Repulse at Chats
n00g1. -r..
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2

WASHINGTON, Sept. 25.
1t appears now that all three Of Rose
Grams and Grants divisions were engaged In
the battles in front of Chattspooga, two OF
which we're driven back in considerable dis
orders. Gen. Rosecrans, in his dispatches,
imputes the loss of the battle to disobedi-
ence of orders on the part Of General Nc
Cook, who failed to occupy An important
position assigned him by Rosecrans. Had
he done as ordered, Rosecran's opinion is,
the battle would have resulted in splendid
Union victory. Great anxiety is felt here
in army circles for safety.
Burnside, in order to reinforce Rose
Grams, only safe course would be to cross
the Tennessee river and move down be-
tween the river and mountains, or to pene-
trats to some of the Gaps and move down
behind the mountains. The opinion OF
military men seems to be that il he st-
tempted to move down this s;6e OF the
river he would meet great risk Of being
cut of. .d s13 ts asa{ h9
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-10-03

"A oo,resposasnt of thu ] Leassn.4 9Th /
Times, writing from Wyands s.te under Ute /
Of Sept. oath, says: s-A -
"The Union Pacific Railway. E. D., has
made rapid progress in grading the road
up the Kansas Valley: This is the! third
week sirce it was commenced, and four
miles are already graded. TIE road starts
at the State line, aear the. mouth of the
Kaw, con The South side thereof" and
makise straieht= shoots a~liisls. ,soath of,
west, crossing the Kaw one mile from the
mouth, hucging the bluff on the south side.
The bridge is under rapid headway. The
pile driver is built, piles and caps are beirg
delivered, and everything moves. Our
people have been so long habituated to
hearing this matter talked of, without see,
! ing any thing done. that they were as much
startled to see one hundred hands at work
on the road as il they had been greeted b
clap of thunder out of a clear sky. 70
facilitate the business Of the town, :nere is
some talk of building side.srs.cs from the
levee, on the Missouri, oat to the main
trunk, q little over oae mile. This, how
ever, is not fully Settled upon, as it vii
depend somev bat upon the aid which shall
be furnish d by our citizens. Samuel Hal
lett see sns to display wisdom IN buildio,
the rad in accordance With the bill passe'
BY Congress, and yet many people her
. want the road to pass just outside thei
door. yards. The present prospect is, tha
while your metropolitan city will be th
terminus of one leg of the road, that for
E few months, at least, this will be the tel
g minus of the other. hs
d -1He* = u -
Finally, Mr.. Editor, you will most nj
questionably pardon me, if take thl
occasion to invite our old Wyandott
friends to be present next New Years, an
see the first train start towards the Pacif
d from this point; and if Samuel Hallett
$ Co. will consent, take ride With Us
y Lawrence. g.
- i ea WYANDoT.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-10-03
Tn, State Fair Grounds.

Yesterday We paid hasty visit to the
State Fair grounds, and found workmen
busily engaged in erecting buildings to be
used for the exhibition of all the curiosities
to be displayed on that occasion. Five are
nearly completed, including Floral Hall.
This latter building in size is about eight
cen by sixty feet, and put up with consid.
erable taste and skill. The one to be used
BY the officers as their headquarters is four.
teen by twenty-eight feet, and conveniently
arranged for comfort. The remaining four
are eighteen by thirty feet. Several other
small buildings are to be erected, and will
soon be placed in forward state of compile.
ton. The stalls for cattle, sheep and
horses have not been put up, but will
shortly be erected, with capacity SUFFICIENT
to accommodate the largest possible num-
Der. ,7aa..4 sr- s.s.5 .-sq.s sIl d -.
The site selected contains between twelve
and fifteen. acres, and substantial eight
foot fence. surrounds it. There are three
commodious gates-two on the south SIDE
aud one on the east. The land being
somewhat rolling, the track will not be
located around the grounds, but be made On
the lower or south side, with ample room
to turn. It will be in plain view from
nearly every portion Of the grounds: 5-o
From all indications the Fair will be
success, and, from what we can learn, VIC
have no hesitancy in saying that Leaven.
worth will see greater. gathering on thai
occasion than she has ever before seen. Al
or previous to the close of next week ve
expect to see hundreds Of articles on exhi
milton. It is to the interest Of farmers me
chanics and machinists TO have their PRO
ductious and articles on. exhibition early IN
the day. m.d. s,s'o bluaw .s5a,us aei
The absence of go Gany men IN the army
will be felt, but there; are enough left te
ELL the grounds and make the exhibition II
every respect what it should be-a eonpletf
success. Bulletin. barasss Is,
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-10-03

ArrESrIoS, CoNrAxY I'VE have been request
ed to published the following section Of the
Militia Law. for those who suppose they can do
as they please about attending drill.
SEC. Is. Every non commissioned officer, mu-
sician, and private, who shall refuse to appear
full armed and equipped, on any day of muster
provided for in this act, shall, for every such
refusal or neglect, pay the sum of one dollar for
each company muster. and FIVE dollars for each
brigade or encampment muster. 7e =,
The next section provides that delinquents
shall be summoned to appear before q Justice Of
the Pesce. and if they do not show legal de-
Tense, Judgment will be rendered in the name of
the State. and the fine forthcoming. Sickness
10 the only legal excuse. -7iasta7
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-10-03

A DECISION RExDEREp.-We learn by the To-
peka Record that on last Tuesday. the Supreme
Court pronounced an opinion in the ease OF the
Chief Justiceship in fasor Of Judge Cobb; This
will make an election OF Chief Justice fhis fall
necessary to fill the unexpired term Of Judge
Ewing. The Governors proclamation. ordering
an election. will be found in another column.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-10-03

HoMEsTEAD-Several of the State papers have
published notice to the effect that pre-emptors
who have filed their declaratory statements on
the public lands since the Doth of May, 1862,
cannot change their presumption to homestead
entries. No such decision has reached the Land
Office at this place, and how such report has
been made public We know not. The law is
vague in several of its provisions. but we aPpre-
hend that such a decision as the one alluded to
will net be, made. Settlers will act wisely to
make their entries before too many rulings Of any
kind are made. ,fif.ea.s ,fgs.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-10-03
NEWS aLRAHINas.

New York eity's tax bill for 1865 $l1,-
s54, ,226.4l. A snug little sum- 81
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-19
LEGAL.
TRUSTEES SALE.

NTHEREAS, on the 18th aay Of January. A.
w u. lo6i, Michael Tiernan aud susan Tier
nan, Of Cliuton county, iows, executed unto Aus
TN toibin US Trustee, u cerlain deed OF trust,
conveying TO said trustee the Land in Clifton
county. Iowa. described MS follows 10 wit The
south half 81 the southwest quarter, and tho
southwest quarter Of the south east quart.r of
section No. one y aud tho west half OF tho
north--east quarter Of section number
Twelve .l2,l all in township No. eighty
Two (s2.l north Of range No. three east OF the
9th u. III also the southwest quarter o. the
notth cast quarter of section Ne. sixteen lG. in
township NJ eighty-three t6S,l north Of range
% iourt4. - east Of the 9TH p. m; which said
conveyance was nade by the said Michael Tier
nan and vii e Tor the purpose VI securing he pay
meht u ono certain pr0mssory note and the in
tcrest thereon, signed by said Michael Herman,
lated the 9th cay Of January, A j.. 1861, and
payable in one year after date. to the order OF
Adelaa Arms for tho sum Of six hundI ed md
twenty live dollars. with interest AT the rate If
Len Der cent. per anunm.
And no" saia note having become due and raw
Ahle.and tito said Michael Ierla,i having fntIed -
aY the selae l.Ahstin Corbin Trustee IA sfore-
MI, 40 hereby give this public notice that bv
.trIhe VI the r9aer which IL in me vested bY said
deed vi trust, Will, On Saturday, the gth DIV
u Ma. 4. ID. fs6S, at the hour of nine o'clock
- the forenoon Of aaid day, nj tho Court House
door, N the city of Davenport, expose
AID oher iof sale. nj publ, auction, tbs
parcels u land above deseribed, " so munh
thereof a. shall bo necessary to satisfy md INV
the amount due on said note with :ae nt4restth re-
40 g the day d sa@. together with all the costs
aud expenses attending snd sale, costs Of this no
tier and Trustees feea
Dated I'll. 9Th day OF April. A. u. lsht
AUSTIN 1ORhtN
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deserted.

ERoM CAMP HENDERSHOTT, ON THE
Il ght Of the 18th INST JonS A. RIsDos, a
private Of Go. X, 9th Iowa Cavalry. said Ris-
Ion is twenty five years Of age. i've feet eight
and three fonrths inches high /; blue eyes, sa ndy
nair. fair complexion, born in the state Of Yer
mont, enlisted ut Marion, Iowa, for three ye ars.
Had on whoa no left. citizens pants and coat
and soldiers black felt hat
Said Rsdon s'ole bright bay horse about
ltA hands high. saddle mark left side,
branded q. ). on left shoulder, and X, on ol,
biz.
reward will be paid for the apprehension
md delivery of said ki-don and horse to any OF.
dcer who will 70 ain them till secured by the
proper authorities: or proportionate reward
will be raid for the delivery Of either.
by order af ID s. WILSON,
Col, comd. q h Iowa Cav.
X. / MILLER, Adjt.
CAMP tiEspeHsnorr, Davenport, Iowa,t
March l6th, 1868.
mch l7-tf
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michigan IeGIial Raj Head.
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
To ..sgg Irorf, .sssr England
and tn S'Gss a il.

~ AND AFTER SUNDAY NAY 5rH, 1859
- trains leave the Great CertRl lhon Depot
iaot Of lake street, as follows
a N DAY txp oxcei sunday arrives
Detroit At e:ia L VI Suspension Rriisea Al 300 A NJ
Albany 80 7 N, New lork g:8o y, boston 1890
Phi.
1871 " Night Express except saturday ar
rive uetroit nj 1.ao II, Suspension hriage
$50 II, absuy 800 4 NJ, New iork l0:3o
u, Rlston 2.@0 + NJ.
Cincinnati trans, via NJ G faiirop1, leave Chi
cago 1T i y mai ruin. lc1 r. II fas, Express
arrive "a Chicago AZ ssi5 a u Fast Express, aud
Sis z NJ Night vail Train.
The 1889 + VI trs,H leaving ChieAg runs through
70 Cincinnati without change Of Or baggage.
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Post Uf;ico Summer Tine liable.
Arrival and Departure of the Mails.
rosToFFIox AT DAVENPORT, IOWA.

EASTERN MAIL.-Closes at A. NJ and p
VI. arrives al q, A. NJ. and 81 j. II, sunday,
excepted.
WESTERN MArL-Cos,s at 7. NJ. Arrives
At 81 2. NJ. Sunday excepted
NORTHERN Iowa MAiL.-Closes at So p. NJ
Arrive IT. 10 Z. 81.
SouTuERs Iowa MAIL.-CIosos at A. NJ Ar
riyes al 4 A. NJ.
NoRTHsRS VIA DEWITT Closes Sunday, Tuos-
day and Thurs ay atSI4 T.. ". Arrives Tuesday
Thursday and aturday at r. NJ.
RouTk NJ. las2.-vll blue Grass, oto-Closes
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at ~ eek. 7 NJ
Arrives Tuesday. Thursday and Satariaya Y
O'Clock 81.
RtrrE No. l094s Via Tipten Closes Tuesda,
and Friday q, u O'Clock NJ ; arrives Tuesday and
trdayat II O'Clock Al.
RotTF No. l9g.7-vta FutTal,--Closes Friday
4 O'Clock NJ arrives Saturday nit O'Clock
PM.
houTg No. I0g50-Yia Walnut Forks and Dix
on. closes Wednesday at 80 i. N Arrives
Saturday at Y. VI.
OFFICE Hours. oificc oren at o'clock A. ~
General delivery closed ri 4 o'clock T. N Office
closed ut o'clock r NJ. Ol:e open on Sunday
from 80 10 lU44 clock A. NJ.
sSs- As The pnncipsi m ills are carried by Hail
Road, all the time stated herein Will be
RAIL ROAD 1InE, the clock in the Superintend-
ent's office, ri. M RI. Depot, being tho stand
ard CHAS II ELpRlbGF. Y.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

ANliFRLAS, on the 18th dayof July, A. u.
w lsai, John Jordan ant Ann r ,pr.an
exeont. 4 unto James J. LinIloy, AS Trustee a
certain deed q trust, conveying to aid Trustee the
and IN scott county Iowa, describes NJ follows,
t. vii The nnrthoast quarter OF thu forth
Vest quarter, AID tho sts.th-east quarter II tho
north west quarter. ind the northeast qaar1er Of
the south west quarter Of section No twenty
eight I-8 township No aght, (s0A nort1 az
renge NJ. hve 4. east of the 9TH . m cnniaii,-
tainlhg one hundred and twenty aores of land !.
which said conveyance made by the said John
JeTdan and wife, Tor tho urpose Of securing tho
nayment ot Two prom sofy mites. and the inter-
es there II, signed by said Jordan, dated the 18th
lay II July, isa.. an payable a. followa une
- one hundred AMI tltty 10 tara, payable III six
mon h.. md the other fos tho sum of sixteen
hEndied ana nifty sl 900 dollars, payable in one
year.
And new ea:l hat note aviag become due and
payable, ani the said john Jodan Earring
aited tn Jay ~ same. !, James j fluiley, tius-
lee Aforesaid, do hereby give this public notice
that by Viftpn Il the power which i in III vested
By Sail deed Of trust, ! viii On Thursday, the 4Ist
day ot May A. ID. So, at the hour OF two
o'clock IN the afternoon Of said day, at the cour.
tinGse door, III the cit, 81 Davenport, expose ana
uhof iar SALE public auction. the parcels Of land
above described or much iherea. AZ shall TO
neeess AIRY to satisfy AMI ray The amount Of said
note, with the IN crest thereon tne day Of safe
together with all the costs and expenses ttendihR
.ad sale. costs 81 THIS notire AMI trustees fees.
DATED the 9TH day 4 April. A. u. ls63.
JAMES j. IisDLEf.
APT trustee
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III eifL. Sale

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w t.5a v.,itan, IN - ~ =. ttn' q =.
ZIP :" 'n'"ui Aa"l ,he'e - = Aee Ia h.hAh-
~, - 4aI"".A .'sitii
$500, 70. = ~ - -. W.. 3 ~
= - eo~n' = 1--WE 'ae
= = NJ - ~ 80 80. ''e'i ~
= III ~ t.. :" :, 49, fu't'ei =
- 10y w l~itl ~ ~. u 'as' 'lua'le =
ID - 80, - ~ ees'on '"'h'9 hitt
- III . - t, = ~ so"s" "esl
- =. H"lt = ~ hots east
t""ts' =. w o @fs iiattcF q
l-r :" ~ "Aihll
- 49, - = 'aso 49, east - tle 'th
/" 'oHtfin'hs 0no nuHdtou ata t"ehb
@ s '.S'o - 49, ny loiio" 4
,eas t'usa W. 15"tt Ateinhln& siA ehalhs
80 - =, ~ y ss"t.o = eath Setti,h tNeAly :
neho9 :. o.s1 =. = e1alos anu = INKS TO tae
.ns"o1o y .ne 'de ~ ohu ahahgSa road
tHe t = ~ " eAAtt AZ - INK; thence
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lAIalai aAl.l..

NJ ilhEAs, III tie 18th aay If duly A. d
w leaA. IT James Camille and lilfl tam
tie his vie, eseented nfto Howard naiingl ton,
As trustee a eeFtatnleei 81 trust, conveying H.
said 1T lee the and ii Scatt county, lo&a des-
ertbrd II f1Ese.ss, 10 wit; Lot NJ one . IN
fractional sect on twenty tx ~ ia TOWNSHIP
es.tiy min II narth, d range fige ta.' est ii
tHe ath i. III. excepting ia heretofore
-atd III the santa eat corner If sid lnt.) con-
tanning sixty het acres more cr loss. Also Lots
a., 1, i. If s, +, :, - ani 10 being all II
II q AaAbtr thiHy nine -, III he City Of l..
t,.ttfe. ath oil the hriiiin1s ala inpro, ements
thereon sad iced 4 tfust i recorded in booA
i Of mortgages III page 10 q the records 81
,ld scott uutr. AMI aas made by the said
James G4aae aBa "te FIR tie Purpose Of seeat.
ing tie fHsmen' II three certain pramissorA
mites ani iss interest thersSn. signed by said
Jamse Gamt e, deted the 18th day Il July a
Isaa, and payable n follows: 0Ls fui two
aninifei AMI tlxts-sis dollars ard sixty seven
sents, oas tor esat alntfe5 AMI flfiy-thrre dol
ars -nd thirty tatee cents anu one iar que thpn5
-tas aai thirteen aehuss anl thirty-tArne cents,
81 lAsaste etght moutns after date On winch
$40 4ates tie taere i ms due the SUI d. tsa
ts9Q sanI 40slar with interest tit ten per cen per
aa1uan from AoveB Der --th, isB0.
And uas said notes having become duo ard pay
abe and tho said James Gamble having
failed q fay the same, |, Howard Darlington
5fa=tee : aforesaid, d. hereby give this nbhe
l.aee, tina ~ 1istre Il tho POWER which i III
tne vested ty SAID deed II trust, vii. IN Mon
lAy the IL daV Il June A II l>G3, AT the
aenf e. tn a'siaek III tho forenoon ii said aap
II tae Court Lou door II q city ct Davenport,
expose aai tHsr IT. tste, IL pubic auction, the
parcels i iaal above described pr much til reuf
.ha b. reees 4at5 satisfy d d ply the AMOUNT
remaining due 81 aid mites with the interest
thereon Il he day 1t SAFE. together with all the
costs ard attending said sale, costs Of this
aotics sud trustees fees
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AFI sa MuAuAi, MAY II i 4.
4 J AMI antll tc4taes notice. tratus all .ua.s
nsseepeft latly. eaAlays Saoptei, IS follows:
IL hAlf Train q. ...-...-... - ~ A. n.
- Ifflgh1 Train q ...#.....-......... - 4. N
81 Ai&h express. ....-.=+b - 7. N
tsans arrive u Davenport daily, Sundays o.
eepted, u lollowa
.st git express at....... .aa A.
2d daily express aud mail trai1 at....... p 7. y
sd freight ard - class ntt..... 81 r. Il
Allusi7s over tnisrou are FL direct q nnc Il 81
A. GhlaaEa sith trains both the Michigan
southern, Michigan Central. FifishpTg, For.
Wayne, ana Ehielgo r. .fa4l 10 and from he
srcit, Toledo. Galamuns. Cleveland Cincinnati
PitabQrs5 Junktrk, fsaE-lo, Niagara fats Alba
~, sew FORK Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash
ington.
lE4-en9ars are reminded az tho necessity ..
giving aitanet airoetInas n II the destination q
inotr baggage, also toprocure tickets before tab
ing their seats ia the cars a. the conductors 60.
Lee, tares only u citations 90 Tie line Of he Tn
cage snd Iaek Island Railroad
jon. 7. TRACY Superintendent
navenrart Nay tsHa iff
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Real EafNie .5sencu.

TidE SU8SCR BERS HAVE ENTERED IL.
10 eopartnership FOR the transact.n ~ !.
genera heal Estate business. They vii give
their atteaton 10 the buyinN, sell ny aud rettln.,
OF real estate, paying taxes, collecting aud any
transactions that fall within the legitimate iin,.
OF Their business. From their long residetce
both being :. Old settlels"-and general t.utIfar
ny with real estate operations. they aatter them
seN<s tnry VIII Dc able Y give satisfaction TO all
who may eutrust their bnsiness 10 tbem ~
OYfioE Post Office building, SEQ nj am
4. SAADEks.
j. NJ. ELDkiBCE.
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Bounty and Pensions.

DY A LATE LAW OF CONGRESS an
ID soldiers who have been discharged n a.,
sequence Of wounds received in BATH. ar. na,.
entitled 10 the 500 bounty. ~
We collect boUsrfts Tor soldiers vho b.va
served two yen or Sho have been discba,a.s
~ above; also Invalid PESsioss and pr<s,rs.
70. widows, minor cbiidrea, mo .iers and o,,h..
sisters Of deceased so,diers; al-osih. bouhIy ,a.
the 81 ows, minor children, parents or relative.
of deceased soldiers.
PARKER 4 EDWARDS.
mch zV-u Main street Davenport
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!" il Manufacturers Prices
Solid GOgd Goods.

hURlAG THE MKT TWO WEEKS TWILL
~ sell al The actual cost of mAun,acture my
stpek u solid Gold Goods consisting Of Pms srv
WITH Lava, Mosaic, oral, Enamel, ONYX ami Colo.
q the latest style, brecee Of solid Gold. Cola
.ockets, q Id Hunting Chronomettrs scarf Pm.
'halns, hugs, Seas :, sleeve Buttons. STUDS
~ mond rus, Too h Picks, Pencils livery -
t'cie i Warranted Of solid G1li ana wll III JAN
at the actual cost OF manu- acture BE sure MI
call, before purchasing at
CURkN'S, 81 Brady O..
inch ~ If Bstw4eo %i .alI ~
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House and Lot Wanted

ANY PERSON HAVING A SMALL HOUSE
n -four or i've rooms and u fair lot, to sell
can hear Of goa.i purchaser By addr. s.ing Box
lV57, Davenport Post Once. cpl ls.u
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.s.fsce.

TUE GoARD OF CIVILIZATION on rHE
Glty = SOS mot Rolls. will inettbt the ciilse
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ment role ~ tic open ior inspection ara cotraci-
~ uoder The ordinance ior The regulation Of CRY
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