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The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-10-10
Publication Notice.
THOMAS DORYLAND, nonresident

THOMAS DORYLAND, nonresident Of the
! State Of Kansas, will take notice that
Charles Willemsen, as administrator Of the
estate Of John Fitzgerald, deceased, did, ON
the 23d day Of July, A. d. 1863, file his petition
in the District Court Of the Third judicial
District of the State of Kansas, within and
for the county Of Davis, in said State, against
the said Thomas Doryland, defendant, setting
forth that the said Thomas Doryland gave .
mortgage to the said John Fitzgerald, in his
life time, but now deceased on the northeast
quarter Of section No. three (3), in township
No. thirteen 13), south Of range No. FIVE (5),
east Of the sixth principal meridian, situate in
Davis county, Kansas, to secure the payment
Of the sum of one hundred and forty dollars.
according to o certain note referred to in said
mortgage, dated August 18th, 1859, payable
one year after date, with interest from date
until paid at the rate Of four per cent per
month. The said plaintiff claims the further
sum of fifty dollars, as liquidated damages for
foreclosure as specified in said mortgage
That since the execution Of said note and
mortgage, the said John Fitzgerald has died.
and the said Charles Willemsen was duly an
pointed administrator of the estate Of the said
John Fitzgerald, deceased, on the 18th day Of
JuneA.p.l863 by the Probate Court Of Douglas
county, Kansas. The said Thomas Doryland
is further notified that he is required to appear
and demur TO- or answer the said petition, ON
or before the 18th day of November, A. d.
1868, or the same will be taken as confessed,
and judgment rendered accordingly.
Dated September 18th, 1853
SHANNON & SHANNON.
Attest: Plaintiff s At.ya
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fepa1 advertisements.


ICOTTLTEB HELLER IN PARTS IN
~ known, will take notice thst Charles
willemsen. - administrator Of the estate Of
John Fitzgerald, deceased, did, on the 23d day
Iof July, A. n. 1863, file his Petition In the
District Court Of the Third Judicial District
Of the State Of Kansas, within and for the
County Of Davis. in said State, against ths
said Gottlieb Heller. defendant, setting forth
that the said Gottlieb Heller gave q mortgage
to the said John Fitzgerald, in his lifetime but
now deceased, on the south half Of the north
east quarter and the northwest quarter Of the
northeast quarter, and the northeast quarter
of the northwest quarter Of section No. thir-
teen (l3), in township No. thirteen f1s), south
of range No. six (6), east Of 9Th principal
meridian, situate in the said county Of Davis.
to secure the payment Of the sum Of one hun
dred and seventy dollars, according to acertain
note referred to in said mortgage dated August
18th, 1859, payable one year after date with
interest from date until paid at the rate Of four
per cent per month. The said plaintiff claims
the further sum Of fifty dollars as iquidated
damages for foreclosure, as specified in said
mortgage. That since the execution Of the
said note and mortgage, the said John Fits-
gerald has died, and the said Charles Willem-
sen was duly appointed administrator Of tho
estate of the said John Fitzgerald, deceased,
on the 18th day Of June, A. D. 1863, by the
Probate Court of Douglas county, Kansas.
The said Gottlieb Heller is further notified that
he is required to appear and demur TO or an
swer the said petition on or before the 18th
day of November, A. D. 1868, or the same will
be taken as confessed, and judgment rendered
accordingly. SHANNON & SHANNON.
Dated Sept. IL, 1868. Plaintiff 3 Att'ys
Attest R. D. MoBLEY, District Clerk.
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General Order No. z.

HEADQUARTERS WESTERN DIST, n. D. X. S.
NJ, Junction City, Kansas Sept. %, 1863.
l. BY order of Maj. Gen. Mcdowell, compa-
MES belonging to this command will meet for
drill on Saturday of each week, at the time
and place fixed by their commanding officers.
Captains will see that every member of their
companies report for that duty, and they are
hereby authorized and directed to enforce this
order.
II. Captains Of all companies in this COM
mand will see that a complete list Of delin-
4uents at drills, parades or any other duty
they may be ordered to perform, is kept and
reported.
III. Any voting precinct or neighborhood
which has failed to organize on account Of not
being able to get sufficient men together to
form a company, or any other cause, are here
by ordered to Immediately organize themselves
into companies. Thirty men, of cavalry, will
be entitled to full set of company officers !;
twenty to 1st and I'd lieutenants; and ten
men to I'd lieutenant Commanders of parts
Of companies thus organised are hereby order
ed to use their commands to fill up their COM
panies and compel compliance with these or
ders.
Nv. Commanders of companies will see that
their commands take and subscribe to the oath
prescribed in General Order No. g. of Major
General Mcdowell. Printed blanks Of the
Oath and Muster Rolls can be had on applica-
ton to these Headquarters.
". Officers of companies will make them
selves familiar with the Militia Law of the
State, and careful compliance with the same
is hereby enjoined.
By order of Col S. NJ STRICKLER.
VIZ. S. BLAKELY, A. Adjutant.
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Publication Notice.

i Ohm s. JOHNSON and j. Z. B. STEW ART
- non-residents of the State Of Kansas, viii
take notice that Charles Willemsen. as admin
istrator of the estate Of John Fitzgerald, de
ceased, did, on the 23d day of July. A. d. 1868
file his Petition in the District Court of the
Third Judicial District of the State Of Kansas
in said State, against the said John s. John
ston and J. f. 3. Stuart, defts, setting forth thai
the said John s. Johnston gave a mortgage to the
said John Fitzgerald, in his life time but now
deceased, on the north half of the southeast
quarter, and lots No. two (2) and three (3), in
section No, twenty-three (23), in township No.
eleven Q1), south Of range No. six (6), cast OF
the 9th principal meridian, situate in Davis
county, Kansas, to secure the payment of the
sum Of one hundred and seventy dollars, &C
cording to a certain note referred to in said
mortgage, dated August 9th, 1853, payable one
year after date, with interest from date until
paid at the rate Of four per cent per month.
The said Plaintiff claims the further sum of
fifty dollars, as attorneys fees for foreclosure,
as specified in said mortgage. The said J. E.
b. Stewart claims to have some interest in said
mortgaged premises, under the said John s.
Johnston. That since the execution of the
said note and mortgage, the said John Fitz-
gerald has died, and the said Charles Willem-
sen was duly appointed administrator of the
estate of John Fitzgerald, deceased, on the 18th
day Of June, A. D. 1852 by the Probate Co, It
Of Douglas: county, Kansas. The said John s.
and J. E. B. Stewart are further not
fled that they are required to appear and de-
muir to, or answer the said petition on or before
the 18th day Of November, A. D. 1863, or the
same will be taken as confessed, and judgment
rendered accordingly.
Dated September IL, 1868.
SHANNON & SHANNON,
Attest: Plaintiff . Attys
R. D. MoBLEY, District Clerk.
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GENERAL 0RDKRs-N0. 6.
HEADQUARTERS N. D. Il. s. NJ.

HEADQUARTERS N. D. Il. s. MI
LEAvENwORTH, Sept. Is, 1868. !
Commanders of regiments, battalions and
companies in the Northern Division Of Kansas
State Militia, will direct each company, q,
their first meeting, to sign copy Of the fol-
lowing oath, certified to by person authorized
to administer oaths, and transmit the same to
these headquarters.
OArH:-We do solemnly swear that we will
support, protect and defend the Constitution
and Government Of the United States, and the
Constitution and Government of the State of
Kansas, against all enemies, whether foreign
or domestic, and that we will bear true faith
and loyalty to the same; and further, that we
do this without any reservation or evasion to
perform, in good faith, all the duties which
may legally be required Of us-so help us God.
Names of members, age.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this
day Of A. D., 1853
By command of Maj. Gen. Mcdowell.
n47-4t II. HAcKBUsCH, A. 4. G..
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GENERAL ORDKRsLN0. 2.

HEADQUARTERS n. D. X. s. NJ.
LEAvENwoRrH, Sept 15 1868.
I. Captains Of companies in the Northern
Division of Kansas State Militia will see that
every man subject to military duty, under the
laws Of the State, is at once enrolled in his
vides. All captains are hereby authorized to
use portions of their commands in carrying out
this order.
II. Any person subject to military duty who
refuses to be enrolled or take the oath pre-
scribed by law, and published in General Order
No. 6, is at once to be reported to these Head
quarters.
III. All companies Of enrolled Militia in
the Northern District, except those of the cities
Of Leavenworth and Atchison, will meet for
drill on Saturday Of each week, at the time
and place fixed by their commanding officers.
By command of Maj. Gen. Mcdowell.
H. HACKBUsCH, A. A. G.
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mlitarp.
Spacial Order.

HEADQUARTERS WESTERN DrsT., N. D. /
f. s. NJ, Junction City, Sept. %, 1868.
I. LIST Lieutenant VIM. 8. Blakely is hereby
detailed as Acting Adjutant of this command
and will be obeyed and respected accordingly
S. NJ STRICKLER,
Colonel Commanding
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GENERAL ORDERs-N0. 3.

HEADQUARTERS n. NJ,
Topeka, Sept. II, 1853.
To prevent Irregularities and to secure uni
formity, it is ordered:
l. That from and after the PRONUNCIATION of
this order the muster rolls of all companies of
militia organizing, or to be organized, in the
Northern Division shall be forwarded to Maj.
Gen. James L. Mcdowell, Headquarters at
Leavenworth. All companies organizing, or
to be organized, in the Southern Division, shall
forward their rolls to Maj. Gen. John B. Scott,
Headquarters at Leroy, Kansas. A full COM
pliance with the laws regulating the organiza-
ton is enjoined, and especially that section
requiring prescribed oath to be duly admin
istered to and subscribed by each member Of
the respective companies.
Hereafter commissions will be issued and
forwarded upon the recommendations Of the
Major Generals commanding divisions. The
Major Generals will cause copies of the mus
ter rolls, soon as possible after their receipt,
TO be forwarded to the Office Of the Adjutant
General
III. Until further order the regiments Or
ganized in the Southern Division will be num-
bered and recognized as follows: The regiment
composed Of the militia of Douglas county,
Col. F. B. Swift, commanding, rs number ONE;
the regiment composed Of the militia Of Linn
county, Col. Jno. 7. Snoddy, commanding, as
number TWO; the regiment composed of the
militia Of Shawnee county, Col. W. W. H.
Lawrence, commanding, as number THREE.
Regiments hereafter organized will be number
ed according to the dates of their respective
organizations. BY order Of the Commander
in-Chief GUILFORD DUDLEY,
Adjutant General.
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II. i. JONES,
NotaryPub11o
SALINE COUNTY: KANSAS

SALINE COUNTY, KANSAS =
I'm HAND TO TRADE FOR STOCK Oh
~ Cash, several improved Claims in Saline
County; also house and lot in the town Of
Salina. buy and sell land and stock 1t fair
Commission, and assist emigrsnts in making
eligible location. ais75 sr-9
The Homestead Bill has Passed,
And now 10 the time for emigrsnts To get GOOD
HOMES No land in this county has beeA
offered ct Public Sale, and viii all b hsld
under the Homestead Act. 5,g
Call upon or address me 1t Salina, Saline
Co. Kansas. n36tf b. l. JONES.
.-s.. 0VI1C6. ssz - AKA,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO TN
IN creditors and others interested in tie q.
tate Of Louis Ketlasa. deceased, that Intend
to make final settlement az said estata q ~
next term Of the Probate Court Of Dsvis com.
~, Kansas CHRISTIAN WK1ZKt,
n4o-4t1 Administrator
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THC CATLNNTiC n10NFfILY.
Beginning of q New Volume.

The lumber for January, 1sca, begins the
l1th volume Of the ArfHntic Murthly.-
From the commeqcepers iul 1a67aThe
Atlantic has rapidly. Increased ip sircula.
.t'on, and ii now has the largest, class Of
readers siucs its. beginning, Eve years ago.
It's prosperity steadily augmen,s and M
continues ami ! all the fuc;ua tions a nd dan
gers incideu. TO our national crisis. 10 gain
ground in the estimation of the rubl,c-
a, time so pregnant with events which
touch the future desiinies Of america in
every vital particular, 'l.e Publishers and
Editors 90 not deem it necessary 10 prom
ise that lis pages will never swerve from
the honest paths of loyal patriotism and
universal Fl aedom. Its oninions have al.
ways been on the side of Liber.y, Prog
reSs, and Riohr, and the course il FIRST
adopted in ITS early career, will ever be
fli;- fully maiataned The staff os wri
.ers, reeo'ary contributing to the Atlantic
Monthly. embraces all The best known nu-
,hors in American literature aud warrants
the Publishers in promising to its readers.
The Best Essays,
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A L-CoxDENsFD- Muoalight-
shady g,ose-swo lovers eternal fIelity
Young lady r,cr-youug man pour
great obs ac'e-young man 'roud-very
handSoue-vrry sin rt-sr.e to make
tur:u,e-young Iady's father very angry
-won'i c,nsen,--mother ilterct des--nt-
srn-rich rival-very ug'y-very hard
tear,ed-lovers in ii bid fix-wont par,
die frs:-momigh gh, agnin-yarret WIN
dow--rope Iadder-Aieh Aieh;-pursuit-so o
late ma,risge--ald mao in n rage
won't forgive ii,em-d sovps them-old
man g"ts sick-saIds for his daugh'er--
all for.iven--s!l made up--o.d man dies
--young couple get all the money--ive |"
The Cd ma ,si,n -qat- confntabl"-have
little ch,liren-much happiness. Flats.
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FA IrHrrL OrrlcEas.-We tax. the fo!.
loving from speech in Congress by

IA TTHFrL OrrrcERs.-We tax: the fo!.
loving from a speech in Congress by
George ". Julian, of Indiana:
This is shareholders Rebellion, The
rebellion. il fact, Slavery IN arms, and
therefore Eosnan WHO believes III Slaysry
is 81 for aiy high command. 'oTse war Is
Tot war Of sections. out Of ideas; and
We need and must have military Isadass-
wbo,si!l copaust i,-is ,,he, light Of this,
tru,h. To the wan, of such leaders hsost
be a,tribusedaherd delays aud d;sastsrs..of
the struggle thus far. Gen Sigel says:
sit is an enormous crime to exp0se our
devoted soldiers to the fury0f "a united. de-
termiued and vigorous enemy. on account
of any hrsi:ancy to use the right means az
the right time, or byp1acingr nss ,in Iigh
and respons'bie p 'sjtious who, on q account
Of thei' former associations and pledges.
can never be trusted as sinctre friends of
the Republic, nor expected:o strike fatal
blow at treason or rebellion"
Sir VIC must have the commanders who
will fight, 40: simply as the st.peudiaries
Of the Government, but as m-n whose
whole hearts are in the work, and who be-.
lieve reliyiouslv in.the r'g',ts of man.
'Iti. the heart and not the brain.
That to the highest doth attain"
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That to the highest doth attain"

EMANc1pAr1oN IN ARxAxsAs.- The
Washington correspondent of the New
York Tribune is responsible for the follow
ing:
\ delegation Of planters from Araan.
.as claiming 10 be loyal waited upon the
President with the request :hat the opera.
lion Of the Emancipation Proclamation be-
suSp nlsd in a portion OF that Sta'e.
This reques, Was courleously bat firmly
declined by the Presiden', who ,eInirdei 1
the liioner>tlat ii Peter ono. IN ,de strong
pro,estation Of fidelity TO the Lord, but af-
terward annulIsn them by three DENYING
Hin whom he had C / osen TO serve, aud ad.
ded tlat in This he did not wish to initiate
Peter. tt g5E
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An old lawyer was giving advice to his
con. wio was just entering upon tn. prac-
.lce OF his fathers pref s>ion: = III son,
said the counselor, if yol have case
where the law is clearly Oh your side, bu'
justice seems to b" against you, urge up
on the jury tue vast importance of sustain
ing the law. IF, on the other han;i, vo,.
are in doubt about The law out your cli-
cnt's case is touaded on justice, insist or
the necrssi y of doing jus,ice. though the
heavens fail. g Bu',' asked the son
how shall | manage case where both
law and justice are dead agains, me?"-
:" In that case, my son, Ia k around II, ,ais
around it"
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How do yon do. Thats English and
American. How do You carry yourself.
Th7,s French. How do you sand =
That's Italian. How do ynu inl yourself.
That's German. How do YOU fare
That's Dutch. How can you do That's
Swedish. How d" You perspire. That's
Egyptian. How Is Your stomach, have
yon eatcn your rice. That's Chinese
How do YOU have yourself. That's Polish.
HOW d. you live on. That's Russian -
May thy shadow never grow less. That'S
Prr.'an-and all mean much the same
thing.
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LEGAL TIMERS There has been
disposition. on the part Of some men, to
E,rdd!e with printers prices for legal ad-
vertising. Such propositions always come
from lawyers. Their fees are much more
burdensone than the printers. We
hear m"re complaint atouf tie fees OF
these legal gentleman. than of the pint
er>'. Has t.ere ever been any attempt TO
regulate the attorneys f.. bv law! We
have our prices for work. aud tncy are as
cheap as We can afford. We intend to
have those prices or quit the business
Emppria NeWs
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ArRprr Al 81. Jss.Pa-TAs q. Joe. Herald Of ira a.s
sis account Of the sss~rs iaury of young man br
the ssns ef Joe N. yenaBis and also iubshrs l,,.,
Poporsg to have b-en written BY Of the rary in t
fAeas aAd the main parts of which coreepord with veua.
sssaeeount il appears that Wednesday night id
containing scme three four men Was rus ngout from
shore vrnabl stepped mp and ared one II the men and
sold he stirred he dead man. but if he would
come ont Gu the hank they could ssss At tts another
the men called Jim s;rccS venable twice with Knife when
che latter turned aud shos him. killing him ns.ntly The
naa collaredb BY vsua Aa iy ss time his revolver oat
and Oh a vsnabe, trk him In tho sus,lsr and saa
Ing him to GALL nsoths river; bat sa b:ns the ssi1 h
saissd spaushos the suer thraesh the h.ad ve.ssss
then saed at the thd in h~ sk,G bat missed Ora
when hsrseeived bow the hsad itsn an or ~hirA
caused him to ands Itvas supposed BY s~ man
in thsssid that veaaaswss drs bstIt appears that the lat
ter drilled down tie river ashort uhen be dsed on
ssAad bas and where aer to E scnses when
n eawied back sotown According ths letter weshould
jades tss tAey al ganbs t,asslss q pinpa aud
sh vssessef their s7srss uadsetaxassse sss N old
UnA.p that existed between thsa.