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The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-03-26
E The frst bell in H.verb;ll M,

IA The first bell in H.verbill, Mass,
vas purchased in It'll; before tha. time
there was singular substitute, % appears
by vote passed in 1880: "That Abraham
Tyler blow. bis horn half an hour before
meeting time % the Lords day and on
lecture days, and receive one pound Of pork
annually for his services fIom each family"
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-03-26

A A gentleman of this city, says che
Chicago Journal, who is devout Christian.
and the happy father Of some half. dozen
bu1om daughters, has adopted novel ex.
pedient for breaking up the practice certain
young men have Of coming "sparkipe Sun.
day night" He makes esch Of the youne
ladies' in torn, read chapter IN the Bible.
and closes the meeting with prayer.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-03-26

~ Colonel Jennison has asked to be-
relieved OF the command of the Post of
Fort Leavcnworth. We understand that
the 10Th will be ordered to the Southern
border, where their services are absolutely
necessary to keep in check the bushvhack.
ers who appear to be concentrating for the
purpose Of commencing their deprsdasions
as soon ~ spring opens.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-03-26

$50 fsr from believing that slavery
must die" says the Richmond Wbig, "we
have long held the opinion that it is the
normal and only hunauo relation which
labor can sustain towards capital. When
this var 10 over We shall urge that every
Yankee who ventures to put foot on
Southern soil be made slave for life, and
wear an iron collar, IS badge Of inferior.
ty to the African. Slavery will stab itself
to death about the time the Yankees learn
to tell the truth, and no sooner"
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-03-26
REPUBLICAN STATE coNvErr1oN.

The Republicans Of Kansas, and all others
who support the policy Of the National Admis-
tration in sunpressing The present rebellion, will
meet in State Convention at Topeka. Thursday,
April 2lst, 1864. for the purpose of selecting del
egstes to the National Republican Convention,
TO be held at Baltimore on June 9TH. 1864 to
nominate candidates for President and Vice
President of the United States
The basis of representation will be one dele
gate from each Representative District in the
State.
Primary meetings will be held in each Repre-
sentative District on Saturday, April 10th, to
select the above delegates.
CHESTER THOMAS,
Chairman State Central Committee.
SIDNEY CLARKE, Secretary pro tenn.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-03-26


The action of Congress in regard to selling
the surplus gold 10 the hands Of the Secre.
tsry of the Treasury is having a very good
effect. The Copperheads and gold specu.
lators, in their holy alliance, have sot been
able to prevent this healthy and timely
legislation. There never was As much gold
in the country as now, aud there is no
reason why it should sell At 80 high pre-.
MUM. We hope our worthy Secretary Of
the Treasury will exercise little strategy,
and at the proper time-which cannot come
minute too soon-blow up this gold spec
uIstiog bubble sky high. Some of the
operators want . fair notice given them
by Secretary Chase when the gold is to be
sold, SO that they can get up "combina-
ton" to prevent its fall. We hope be wont
give them minutes warning, bot let them
have it often, in big lots, aud in 40 hour
they think not. We should act 10 this
matter like sensible people, rs business men.
When We have more of any article than We
need. oil others things being equal, the
quicker We dispose of it the better. TO
hocrd gold is worse than folly. 1t damages
our credit, derspges our 6naDces, checks
trade, and brings innumsrsble troubles
and, We contend, without having . Law
giving the government power to sell it,
when it accumulates beyond our wants, We
are doing = positive wrong to the people.
The gold gamblers know very we'll that,
when the proposed law is once in operation,
they will have to seek some other vocation.
They cannot te minute too quick about
such step, either. Some Of them should
make tracks for the country, put their hands
to the plow, and never look back. The
country is in need of their services on every
and potatoe-patcb, from the At |
antic to the Psci6c.-hdependeat.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-03-26

w q are I'LL rs lC6ScS WutCu tuC WIOu
scatter upon the ground, aud which perish
in every revolving season."
But as though the briefness of life we're
not sufficiently seen in the patriarch's tot
tering form, Death, lifting his iron scepter
over our laod. has bid many an houored
youth lay down the weapons of bis warfare
and rest. The hoarse throat Of battle has
uttered his command the stealthy pesti
lence has whispered it; the fatal disease
has enforced it; and man has lain crushed
before the wrath. The fallen braves, once
so great an ornament of our Nations life,
are strewn too thickly beneath the spread
ing branches of our roof-tree. Too often
noble resolves have been arrested in the
executing. and the hand has failed the
heart.
: Such is the ordnance of our God, that
the plough shall be left in the farrow, and
that the broken harp, the incompleted circle,
shall be emblems of our life.
But thin as the soil is. in which our being
takes root in this world, it is deep enough
to receive, rs it does, the seeds of tho eternal
future. Though the trees roots are among
the lowly 'clefts Of the rock, its branches
spread far upward, and the fruits it bears
arc garpered on high. Strong Eternity
twines in With falteriog Time, soothss her
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-03-26


country was before the Committee Of Ways
and Means Monday morning.
A burglar-proof vault has been invented in
which . space between two pieces Of the plates
is filed with iron balls about one inch in diam
eter, perfectly loose. The plates cannot be
drilled through as . drill must strike one of
those balls, which would rotate with the tool
instead Of submitting to the perforating pro.
cess One Of these vaults has been put up in
the Chicago Custom House.
General Grants history is unlike that Of
any other general. His achievements, meas
ured by their actual results, sound less like
the achievements Of . practical man Of the
present, than like those Of the fabulous heroes
Of the MahsbaFsta. He has taken one hun
drsd thousand prisoners, and Ave hundred
cannon, and has reclaimed from the rebels .
territory greater in extent than the territories
Of France. Spain, Great Britain and Austria.
~ r. Herald.
A clever plot for the release Of the rebel
prisoaers At Camp Chase, Columbus, Ohio, was
discovered few days ago. Suspicion vas e1-
cited BY the rebel General Basil Dukes With
draval Of his parole, and his demand 70 b
sent hack to prison. He wss watched, and
general search unnasksd . plan for ovsrpov.
eriRs tie guard hys general rush AID fight
The prisoners had armed themselves With short
Knives, With blades four or ave inches long.
Ihaxpeaed On back and edge On TIE prison |
uteues, 1 number had 6lss aud serew-dxivsrs. J
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Business Cards not to exceed Q lines, $ls ~ per
snnum;
For zach change an additional charge Of 25cents
Der square will be made.
Noticss OF awants, ""Iost, "fousd," "to rent, +"
"to les" 80. not exceeding four lines inserted
for Gty cents.
Marriage notices will be charged fifty cents in
Gases.
Eiitorisl aoticss charged for at the rate Of 10
ssnts per line, or seven words, and special notice
at 10 cents per line, or 50 cents line per week.
All notices tor religious AMI benevolent par
poses vi be charged onc-third OF regular rates
O5isuary notice. Except simple snaouncemenif
Of death, one half rates.
Advertisements not ae-ompaniet attn instrn'-
lions will be inserted until forbid, and chsrgeda c-
cosdingly.
Advertisements disoontinuai before thesxp'ra.
tiol Of the tims contracted f1,. viii! be chsrgea
at sh art tine rates.
Advertisements from abro.d must be paih ior
sncorsaoly IN adgaDoe, IL les4 iron approved
Agents.
Advertisements inserted next 10 rea ling Inatter
50 per cont. Advance on the above rates, ana eel
IN LIST or ID pages, Is per cont advance on rex aar
rates.
Al,trsnsient Northumberland paid for n
advance. -
Advertisements inserted In weekly on reasgns
DEMOCRAT d NEW2.
GAZETTE COMPANY.
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pfovided ~ tao. upUn his ding With the Oef1 y
The Otstr.ct Csart sad for s4id
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Third EdiT ion, 10th Thousand
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STATE oF NEW YORK. I .,

STATE OF NEW York;
Coyssx ~ Ngw YosK,
AIrssp isL.., Rsi ident Secretary, snd HsERy
G.INssLl De pity Chairman, SECRETARY OF the Liv
-, " a l.. 10, r., ard lie lns1 a. &c Com
oan,. Of the cit. Of New Yors, being ssuerss
aid duly sworn. dero.s and say, and escn f1r Inn
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ye abatement Of he aft rs II the said cyrporhtior
aud that th,y are the above named officers thereof
and III. no part of the capital or earnings 81 said
company has been Deposited IN any ssa'o ef ief'i,
tory Us security fJr losses therein
~ AID PhLI. Res. Secretary.
fubscribed and sworn 10 before ms b. the atJve
NON a Alrsxp FELL resi:ent Secre'arr, and HEN
KY usISSsLL, tepufy chairman, this 2sth day Of
| FREDERICK BALL,
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AIS to $3.50 per Month.

vr1ur LITTLE GIANT SEWING MACHINE
COMPANY wsetsn Agent IN cssh county
.I ".sa. scsev-drisse and extra needles. We
.;i, 81, Z liS,rs salary and expenses, or give
~. ~. nissios., for 'passisuars, terms, H.
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STATE or NEW YORK !,

Cu.TY on NV yo...
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the siuaatuTe to said jurat is geenioe
In tes,imony hereof have hereunto se!
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NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY IJR THE
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liability, Gravel. structure aud atfee-
tions u ths Kidney Z. Bladder,
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nauseate the stomach er iupvegnate the breath !;
ana being sugar coated, ali nauseous tss,e Is
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using hem, nor does their action iGterefe with
bnsiuess Each Box contains SIX dozen Pills.
Price ST. Sold by all the principal Drug -ists.
Ia places where no agent IL advertised they will
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t220,00O have been paid over to the
Sanitary Commission already, as the re-
suit Of the great Western Sanitary Far
Of Cincinnati.
The Court Of Queens Bench, Dub
liz, have decided that women have a
right to vote for Town Commissioners.
Gems. Grant and Beauregard were
each presented with . beautiful horse last
week.
In . Lunatic Asylum out West the
official report states that l59 OF the Ia
mates became mad from disappointed
iove.
A writer in the London Fled says
there is no. toad, frog, snake or rep
tile OF any kind in Newfoundland. NJ
Rev. Peter Bulions, author Of a series
OF Greek, Latin and English text books,
died on Saturday las, 10 Troy. He was
born in lerlhshirc, Scotland, in Decem.
Der, 1901.
At the Syracuse Salt Works last year
there were produced and Inspected
7,942383 bushels OF salt, Of which
l,437, g IS were obtained b means OF
solar evaporation, and 6,504,l27 were
the re suit OF ti,e heat.
A man named Gill, Captain in the
army, was found dead in Wild Cat
Mountain, Sussex county, n. j., with a
bullet hole through lis body.
Tue New York Commerci0i shows
that since the war the iise in gold Is 81
per cent; in iron. 10 per can't; in coal,
100 per cert; coffee, 200 per cent; tea,
li6 per cent; copper, 100 per cent.
A woman was found by New FORK
Policeman lying 10 an Old stable OF
West Twenty street, with an
infant few hours old in her afm-. She
had been expelled from her lodging by
her landlord to whom she owed four
days rent.
Gen. Meade, in recent speech at
Philadelphia, said that "since March,
when that army left It's lines in front Ct
Washington, not less than 100000 OF
IFS men have been killed or wounded.
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FAcrs ABOUT rnE BeDY.--The nunoef
OF bones in THE framework Of tie human
body ia go, l06 Of which are in tue fact
and hands, there being in each twenty.
seven.
Tue quantity OF blood in adults is Oh an
avcrage abcu, thirty pounds, which passes
through the heart once in four minutes.
Only one-tenth Of tie human boay is
solid matter. a dead body weighing l2V
pounds was dried in tho oven till all lnois
turc was expelled, aud its weight was re-
duced to l2 pounds. Egyptian mummies
are hoaes thoroughly dried /; they usually
weigh about pounds.
Tie lungs Of an adult ordinarily inha!o
20 cable inches Of air at 'once, AMI i We
breathe 20 times in ulihute, the quantity
If air consumed in taat time will DC SJU
@cnlf inches, OF As 600 inches an hour, an4
t,l52O0o inches in Gay which is equal TO
pightv.six hncsheads
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GREAT WESTERN BREWERY.
The Pr0prictOrs
crean and Amber Ales and Porter

4. ~ foiiosipg cssh prices Present use Ale
81 Fortsr 81 the Dbl, 81 halfbbl -. q; quar-
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~ The andersigusd are prepared to issse GER
HKS of passage by the above Lines to
bring cut passengers from Great Britain
and relsnd, to any part of the United States 9.
Birth Provinces, az the lowest rates. sor fol
iuformai'.o APPLY to sABLsA SsARLE, 20 bread
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From Geo Willey. orsap;st AID Director of Mu-
SIC Ell John Stree. Chsrea, Lose'l, Mas.
LswgL,., MAss.
GENTLEMEN - Bavite tsotoughiy examined
your American Organs, am q the opinion that
they are rot eaoaiei D. those Of any maker
They are distinguished from all ! have seen hy
tner extreme fu!ncs.. yot mel ewne's Of zone and
ths. liok responses to the touch q The perform
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From Rev. !. Newton Brown. d. D.. Editor
of the Encyclopedia of Religious Knowl-
edge and Christian Chronicle, PhiPa.
Although not disposed TO favor or recon-
mend patent medicines in general, through
distrust of their ingredients and effects, l
vet know Of insufficient reasons why man
may not testify to the benefits he believes
himself TO have received from any simple
preparation, in the hope that he may thus
contribute to the benefit of others.
do. this the more readily in regard to
uootands German Bitters prepared by DIR.
e. N, jackson, of this city, because l was
prejudiced against them for many years, un-
dor the impression that they We're chiefly an
alcoholic mixture. l am indebted to my
friend, Robert Shoemaker, ESQ, for the re-
novul Of this prejudice by proper tests, and
for encouragement to try them when suffer-
ing from great and long continued debility.
The use Of three bottles Of these bitters at
the beginning of the present year, was fol-
lowed by evident relief and restoration to q
degree Of bodily and mental vigor which |
had not felt for six months before and had
almost despaired of regaining. | therefore
thank God and my friend for directing me
to the use Of them.
r NEWTON BROWN phil. -
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NEW MALAGA RALSINS, bunch and
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5g.F"rH CURRANTS,
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at GEORGES.
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CHEAP, DURABLE & NEAT!
7. PHILLIPS & SON,
MANUFACTURERS & DEALERS IN
BOOTS G SHOESI

Opposite the Public Buildings, Cadiz, o.
MNAKE and keep on hand the finest quail
I'VE ity of Ladies Wear, also Fine Boots
and Shoes, sewed or pegged, equal in style
to the best city make. Our Spring stock of
first class Eastern work consists ola nice lot
Of Ladies' and Misses Heeled Slippers, Kid
every style of Shoe for Men, Women, Boys
and Children, Ladies Kid and Caters of the
finest material. We fit up aud keep the
lasts for each regular customer, always in
suring Il perfect fit. ....
Wheeling Money taken at par.
Z. PHILLIPS dc son.
Nav A. 1864 ....
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Eighth below Coates Street, Philadelphia

From Rev, Warren Randolph, Pastor of
Baptist Church, Germantown, Penn.
experience enables me to say that l regard
the German Bitters prepared by you as a
Ill Ist excellent medicine. In cases ofsevere
Id and general debility have been great
lv benefited by the use Of the Bitters, and
doubt not they will produce similar effects
OH others. Yours, truly, .. s--
WARREN RANDOLPH,
r ~ tea.# Germantown. PA. !.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-09-07

From Rev. J. s. Herman, of the German Re-
formed Church, Kutztown, Berks CO., Pa.
Dr. c. M. Jackson ;--Respected Sir;--I
have been troubled with Dyspepsia nearly
twenty years, and have never nsed any
medicine that did me as much good as Hoof-
lands lsitters. | am very mulch improved
in health, after having taken Ave bottles.
'%Ah :, Yours, with respect,
j. s. HERMAN. &