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The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-01-23
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Notice is hereby given that letters of Admin.
istration on the estate of Palmer s. Harwood
deceased, have been granted the undersigned
by the Judge Of the Probate Court of Saline
county, Kansas, bearing date of January 4th,
1864. All persons indebted to said estate are
hereby notified to make immediate settlement
OF the same; and all persons having claims
against said estate are hereby notified to ex-
hibit them to the Administrator within one
year from the date Of these letters for allow
ance or they may be barred from the benefits
of said estate; and if they DO not exhibit such
claims within three years nom the date of said
letters they will be forever barred from all the
benefits of said estate.
80 ROBERT PARKER, Administrator
January l6, 1864. n94tpf$5.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-01-23
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e~D Companies G and H Of the Fifteenth regi
anent arrived at Fort Riley last Sunday. ="
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-01-23

JUNCTION BoYs.-A Fort Smith correspondent
OF the Bulletin says: "On the 9th ult., an out
post. commanded By Captain Gardiner, I'd Kan.
sas cavalry, IS men strong. was attacked three
miles from Waldron. by Major Gibson. who had
about 100 men with him. The enemy was
lrspulsed with the loss of Major Gibson. killed
isnd nine wounded. Our loss, one killed and
six wounded. one MORALLY. Reinforcements
coming up. the enemy was pursued twelve miles
The rebels will soon learn that Capt. Gardiner,
when fighting is to be done, does not stop 70
count the Odds" E-ol.4t "a seaf B. = .g-a
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-01-23

UKarnan has received a new stock of tin and
sheet iron, which he is ready and willing t.
work up into any thing you want. for its equiva
lent in greenbaeks tf rst, -
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-01-23

10 The United States Express Company now
run messenger from Leavenworth to this place
once week. Business must be improving rap
idly
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-01-23

Ia Streeter & Strickler have received q
large stock Of the celebrated Chemical Salera-
fus. Call and get some Of it.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-01-23

SHEEP.-About twenty head Of ordinary sheep
were sold last week at Montague's sale. on the
Republican, for ST. piece. At that rate, it
would pay to import sheep
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-01-23

RrnovfD.--Last week we changed our base O
operations from where it was to the Land Office
Building, which stands, a. indicated by the
town plat, on Eighth Street. near the corner Of
Franklin. 1t is a decided Improvement on the
old stand-more light. more room, and better
protection from the North blasts. Delinquents. or
others having money to pay us, will find US on
Eighth Street near franklin. For our express
eonvenienee. the Eighth Street Passenger Rail-
way Company has made arrangements with all
other Railway companies in the city, by which
their tickets will be good on the Eighth Street
ears. Delinquents can therefore buy an exchange
ticket at any point in the city, and come direct
TO- % without additional expense. Remember
the place: Eighth street above Franklin; cant
miss it's the only house on the block.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-01-23

CHANGING NAME OF CouHrr.-A bill has been
Introduced into the Legislature changing the
name of our County from Davis to Lincoln. 1t
WAS introduced by Sam. Wood. doubtless ~ q
Joke % he afterwards asked to withdraw it, but
a member oljecting to its Withdrawal it was
made the special order Of February Sd. Two
years ago. number Of our people endeavored to
have the name changed to that Of our distin-
guished fellow-citixen, General Lyon, but falling
in obtaining that name. they dropped the matter,
and we now End perfect indifference regarding
Il. We have talked with number about the
proposed change, some Of whom want it changed,
othss don't, while others again don't care
whetAer tits or not. A majority doubtless would
ak for the change were they satisfied it WAS
named in honor of the arch rebel. But as they
know It vas not. they will take no interest in
the natter III was; named afser- Dayis. who
was probably the first settler in Western Kansas.
He cane from Council Grove about twelve years
ago. and settled on Davis creek. in this county
Il il minated By some that he was an carly dis
GPae Of iayhawking among the Kaw lsdians.
sud Il the charge b tree our kaw brethren are
resaskabls testimonials so his success - tutor.
We don't know where he Is now. This supposed
character Of Davis is all the, reproach there is
upoa the name Of our county. We would be
hossred in beaciag the name Of our worthy Chief
sksgistfate, bat in the name of Lyon only vas
thers any appropriateness. Still. We are pub-
liely and officially perpetuating the name Davis.
which j. the only Argument in favor Of change.
Il thsre u any one who takes interest enough in
1ssstl feet, pro OF con. lsG them circslats pSti-
tons sieaaturea ct once. I.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-01-23

q The weather for the past week has been
magnificent, and horse-raciDg has been the pro.
gramme of every afternoon.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-01-23

CIV. r. AcAllister, late Hospital Steward q,
Fos: d.iey, Is now occupying the same position
In the Hospital at Indianapolis, Indiana. ~.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-01-23

Local LEcIsLArIoN-In the Legislature. ",
notice that Mr.. Taylor introduced resolution t.
detach the counties of Dickinson. Saline ant
ottowa from the county Of Davis to attach tn,
COUNTIES of Dickinson and Ottawa 10 the county
Of Saline; to establish District Court in Saline
county. and providing for transcribing the re
cords of District Court of Davis County, pertain
ing TO Dickinson, Saline and Ottews.
Bill No. So, An Act to change the name Of
Davis county to that Lincoln.
SEN. Wood introduced resolution providing
that Junction City, among other places. be made
q point on the Union Pacific Railroad 1t was
taken up on Monday, the 18th. and adopted.
A. . consideration, we shall advocate the build
ing Of . branch from here to the Grove. sa 81
Eskridge. of Lyon, introduced resolution
rnemorialixing Congress to extend aid sufficient
% enable the Neosho Valley Railroad to inter
sect the Union Pacific Railroad at point near
Fort Riley. 5lt g.itaf
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-01-23

MERCANTILE BOOKS.
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tloR as 10 tbs noW baukIOR Law, Lot1ePIoI

'las as 10 the new banking Law, LostspIsS
ten per cent OF, their gross reeelptS,
The present Law relative to stamp duties
ia to continue ia force till the first of next
Julyi instruments not stamped to be deem.
ed invalid. cordiGls and other liquors
manufactured wholly or in part of dOmes-
tic spirits are subjected to stamp duty
like Preparations. perfumery and cosme-
ticsl Bank checks for less than $40 are
exempted from stamp duty. Rscsipts. for
money or property are not required to be
stamped. sElSittiis (. ,ddsilltH3
The general provisions of the act of
March Z, 1885,, whereby tax is imposed
on imported liquors on hand is repealed.
The tax Of, aye'per cent on sales of ice is
stricken. ont. Wood screws are taxed Eve
psr cent Bone dust Is exempt.
The compensation Of collectors is fized
as follows: A yearly salary of $500, aud
il. edition thereto three per cent upon the
tirst 800, 900, aud one aud one. half per
cent on all'collections above 500. 600, and
not exceeding $500, 600, and one.half OF
one per cent upon all collections above
100000. This is to be in full for the NJ
selvea and their deputies. The maximum
OF assessors compensation is fixed at
$4,000, and assislsnt assessors are to re-
ceive 81 for every day they are necessarily
employed.
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TaE Senate finance committee THURSDAY
reported the House tax bill with the fol.
lowing amendments: distilled spirits on
aud after June ST per gallon, on and after
ostober 81 25 and on and after January
l. 1865, 81 so. The section taxing liquors
on hand is stricken ont. Domestic brandy
distilled from grapes is taxed Eve cents
per gallon. Ale, beer, porter, &c., 81 so
per barrel of thirty.one gallons.
Licenses to Wholesale dealers whose an
nual sales exceed $4,000, $50. The
House clause adding 81 for each $1,000
over $50, 900 was stricken out. A similar
clause as to produce brokers and foreign
insurance agents was also stricken ont
Bowling alleys and billiard rooms paw a
license of $40 for each alley OF table.
Manufacturers of illuminating gas. when
the product is not above 400, 900 cubic
feetPeF month, pay ten cents per 1000
cubic feet when above 200, 600 and not
above 6oO,o 900 cubic feet per month, fifteen
cents per 1000 cubic feet. n
Molasses produced from sugar cane, and
not from sorghum or imphss, six cents
per gallon. Clarified aud refined sugars
23and 81 cents per pound, according to
the standard. Gunpowder, when valued
at % cents per pound or less, / cent per
pound. Os7salzf,
Iron in blooms. slabs or loops, So per
ton. Band, hoop or sheet iron hardware
Included in the same schedule, SIS per ton;
but II manufactured of irob upon which a
duty of So ton has been paid s. ner
ton. Iron castings used for bridges or
other permanent structures, So per ton
Stoves and hollow ware, S. per ton Rive,s
nuts and bolts, S. per tor; and when made
from iron which has paid duty of 50 DER
tOnS 81 per ton. All'mauufacturers Of iron
upon which no duty has been paid 10 the
form Of pig iron, shall pay an additional
duty Of So per ton.
cutsmOkfug tobacco, exclusive of stems, |
if'een cents per pound; other tobaeeOs IN.
changed.
Sales of stocks, bonds, gold and silvsrl |.
bullion and coin, sterling exchange, notes.
tc., are taxed one twentieth of one per
eDt' Sales of merchandise, produce, or
ther goods. one eighth of one per cent.
assPOFts S.. Banks are topay the sama tax
pom deposits; capital stock and clroula.
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WHEREAS, libel has been fled ia the District
Nv Court OF tho United States for the Western
J Ames 8. Porter, George Moo. Porter, George X.
Porter and John Porter, ofthe county OF Hancock
IL the District aforesaid, owners OF tho barge
theTs apd John List, who arc partners in business
under the hrm name and stylb Of 1hn II. Matthews
o., citizens and residents Of the city Of Wheeling
and The District Aforesaid, against the Etoamboat
SVlOlA whereof Thomas Meredith Is u lately VAS
masteFl, and the steamboat aNfctresS, !" whereof
george w Cox is or lately master, and william
l.. AAdhy Is the acting or present masterLg their
several engines, machinery, boa 8, tackle, apparel
and furniture Of the said ittamboats 'svioIa" and
"NietFesS and against all persons lawfully inter.
VeaiDg for their interest therein ALLEGING i'm Enb
stance that on the 2sd day Of April, 1884, thu barge
"Louisyille,n tog Their with another barge called
the "IOna," both being In tow Of the SFeamboSt
.George Thompson" started upon . VoyNES from
tue port Of Wheeling In the Stale Of West Virginia
town Of OGaiisston, on tho Great EauSTtS rJS S
In the same State; that during the said Voysget to
T Wis about o'clock n Of the 2s,h day Of April,
the said bArges "Louisyills" and "Iona,s reached
the foot Of Elk shoals, within one mile u the land
log at charleston, In the natural channel on tho
wet aide river; that In pasir mp the natural
channel tile barge "IOnA," Which was IN tow Of me
satd steamboat "G 2or6e Thompson,n on the arboa1d
tlde thereof caught on the ShOal, and the aid
ateameF BY tho force Of the current swung Ia n
diagonal poaitiOn across the chHnnel-th said barge
@LoaaytlI0 being on the lower side OF the steamer
WGS struck BY barge in tow Of the said btsamboais
"Vlo'A" and tVictEesS" Il Ehtl forward az mia
shS Win such force a1 to crush and break in the
sides ofthe SAID barge "LouISvls" belVE the water
edge, causing the said barge to fiji with water and
SINK within mo minutes after said collision
And praying process against said steamboats,
sEiola" and s'vlctrtss1 for the sum Of $l7 SEQ 81
damages, and hat the said steamboats t1VIola and
evictroSsn their several engines, machinery boats
tackle, Hpparel aud furniture, may be condemned
aud expenses.
Nov therefore, in pursuance Of tho monItion IN.
der the seal OF tho COURT TO directed and deiy.
Erred do hereby give public notice to ali persons
claiming the said steamboats, "viOla" and "Vic-
treas" their several engines, machinery, boats,
tackle, apparel or firnlt1re in any way interest
s9therein, that they be aud appear BET re- the said
DI9trct Court, 70 be held at the city in
aud for the Western District OF Virginia. on TrieS.
day the 3lst day OF May next, at O'Clock in the
forenoon Of that day, provided tho same shall be
Day o. Jurisdiction. Otherwise, on tie next day Of
thereaeFl, then aud there to interpose
their claims and make their allegations in nm Ia
half QJs5 { al, % 80 - s'@s "s
Dated the 9Th day Of May, 1864.
I5..,. s.s.. r. NJ. NORTON,
49,. I, . U, g. Marshal, W. D. Va.
BEEAT ELEsHEH, PrUctorS for LibeliantS
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WADDINGTON,

Containing Ala acres Of beautiful and fertile rolling
hill land well Watered by never htling springs, in
one OF the most salubrious countries In the world
ana situate In neighbO :h0Gd Of wealthy aud highly
four miles from Wheeling. The mansion e Il
thorough repair, large and eommoeIouN, $50 by Is r.
with every modern convenience, surrounded with
shTubb0Ey and trees. Tho principal tenant house
ts neat and comfortable two story brick. The
Dairy house is spAcfous and fixtures are convent.
the estate all rented to old and good tenants tho
rental Of which pays more than the taxes on the
place. An extensive barn with stone basement
divided Into stAblng for 10 horses and stalls fer
20 cattle with collars, bins, moWs and everything
In the highest requiEtion OF taTm; It stands in
cattle and sheep. Also blAeksmIth'S shop and u
daughter house.
The farm Il we'll known 10 be the best Improved
aud most highly cultivated in this part Of the
country, stocked with imported and other choice
cattle and sheep horses, h plsments, 4o, &c. The
growing crop consists OF 81 aeFes Of fall wheat 20
acres OF fall barley, 81 ceres Of spring barley, IS
acres OF black oats, so acres Of corn, IL Do
tAtoes acre. OF meadow, the balance 10 good pas.
ture. all Of which will be sold above stated on
the Slst day Of Nay. 1854.
Terms Of purchase made known on the day Of
sale, and At the following places where plans OF tho
place and further particulars can DO given alter
the 18th day Of May, 1854:
NEW YoAK-At the ONCE Of MessrS. Parker,
Brooks Coz Water st; Mr.. Jno. Jay Hannah,
Pearl st Mr.. VIII am Hannah, ST., Pearl st. Mtssrs
McCronbie Ohild, II Water 81.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Bullet RniFthoFuO,
BAtIIHohE-MessIs.H II. stFauB, Bro 4 Bell.
PtETsRuEoH-Mr. J. PleminH's Drug Store.
'CLETE1AnD-J.B. smIth's Malt House.
SlNelNNATI-D II. Mitchell / Co Water ct,
St. LoUIB-W. 4. HenFickshopeF.
-10uRVLLB-O. O. RupRF
NHEMING-At the Brewery. mv11
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tue pEuln4nGo IeL4tlOn TO Ut1toRf181t
u Houses Of Private Entertainment and Coffee
Houses, -. IL .F-l5
Be It ordained, that Section 26th OF the ordnance
In relation to otdinariSs, houses Of private enter
tainment and coffee houses, be amended and Fe-en-
acted 20 70 Rad As follows: "Itauy person keep.
ing coffee house within tho city shGlI suffer the
same to be kept open on the Sabbath day for the
purpose OF sell ing, or shall sell give away said
day, any liquor, for tho sale OF which license Il
required by the ordinance Of the city, he or she
shall pay to the city due OF ten dollars for zach
and every such offence. i'7tses5 fEFFF
And DO it further ordained, hat Section 96 Of tho
same ordinance DO anne nd8d and Te-enactad 90 a. to
read as follows viz: ThAti shall not be lawful fof
the keeper Of any Ordin Fy within the city 70 sen or
Etvo Sw4yS or permit to DO s1lu or given away, on
tho Sabbath day at said ordinary, with In the
centtlage attached thereto, any liquor for the
sale OF which lcenee q required by tho ordinances
OF the city to any person who shall DO citizen or
resident OF the city, aud every person Offending
against the proyiuioDs OF this ordinance shall forIet
and pay to the city ne Of ten dollars for each Ind
every offence, and when said offence bhalt, BIO COM
mitted BY any person In the service or employment
OF any keeper OF an ordinary, upon tho premiees
occupied BY him. said keeper shall be held subject
the penalty hereinbefore imposed"
Chia ordnance shall take effect from and after it,
Passed Nay 20, 1861.
my94 St lt i. IRWIN, Clerk.
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Official Agency
PROCLAMATION,
Y THE GOVERNOR.

NJ nEREAS have good cause to believe that
~ JaeEson omps, Matthias Ambrose, Isaiah Buck
C Csnd bueE, bruce nuckS George Compton, Andrew
compton, samuel DaVlson, Joseph {. Duck wall John
Z: DeEmody, Robert O. GuStin, George ". HnnIer.
IhomAs DATson, George W. Way, William Wilson,
SaI, Y; BeSt Joseph Johnston, Charles Kaser,
t1on9l Jacob Keller Nicholas Keaher, FREDERICK
hS Ssi, Jacob B: Leopard, William II. Martin,
BI1SSIoAEy haIlns ChArleS 7. 0PeFTRll, George w
sheErerd. Charles A. Swami, Martin v. NiiIsr'
william Hurbert, John Cross, Daniel cross. EdTSTd
a.. ~ Louisa Swami, who on the seventeenth
stde1 IN the County Of Morgan within what n nov
tue state Of West virEinia, have deserted thsir
called Confederate States Of America and M T.bci
stale government At Richmond in thSIr attsTnnt -
tne COCA people Of this State but in con
sequence OF the war evidence OF their rebeIliops
AID criminal acts cannot be obtainOd: -
Nov therefore, Arthur Foreman. 0oyernor oF
lAmation, declaring the said JRefSon STcDs Stp,tt
ias Ambrose, Isaiah Buck, David Buck Bfnee RSSF
91eorge Compton, Andrew Compton, Samuel DAWSON
Dustin, George W. Hunter, Thomas IA ,s1n Co., y
": Way William Wilson, JameS q West' JSS"s5s
= ussS. SnaE.es haslt 7, George ". HeGgy, Mary
=: he4eys george Hammond, Jacob Keller Nieb ~
keeher, Frederick Keesr Jacob n IsonaTJ VII
lam ' u Martin, BarbaEy Martin, Charles y. t,Fer
TAlI george W: shsrrerd, Charles A, Swami Nartin
KILLER, VILLAIN Hnrbert, John Cros.. DSnSai
OFoSG, EDWARD rockwell and LouIs4 Swami. enemies
SIo snS ~. StS 9ne They shalL within sixty days
hle In the Clerk's ONCE the ClTcut Conf ., tSS
sad county OF Morgan, an oath 70 1npprt ma CO.
statnton Of the United States and M o1sfItIt;e
o1 19S state and thereafter demean themselves q
~, TntG proclamation shall be publt,bsd IN .h.
MheeinS Intelitgeucer, a neWspapor printed In The
OF haeelinsI the seat OF government for tbiS
printed the county Of Marion, Ia f6Sr
Done at the city of Wheeling on this the
GEAL fourteenth day OF May, in the wear al onT
Lord one thousand eight hundrS6 and ~.
ty-iour' and of the State the nrst.
By the Governor. Al boRENAE.
mia D. E 5ot BOTEhS, Secretary Of State.
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New School Music Book.
THE SILVER. RETT

OhelSMBDfors Schools, Academies, Select cIasse.
- and the eoci2l Circle. Containing about 200
o. me most beautiful and popular Sougs Of the Day
DnsttS, Trtos, QuArtets, Hymns, Tunes, CbRptS
And Etteeea toE Concerts and Exhibitions Ar
ranged with Piano Forte Aeoompauimsnt.s ,AI.o
complete eourse Of Elementary instruction and
Exereises for practice, by CHARLES BUTLRR
IsaeheE Of Music In the Public Schools Of BoSton q,
The following e portion Of the contents. Via !:
nv h %H SSaT1y Come Marching Romo Annie Of
:. Ins Seaut Chair" Jenny Boxer" CknoWn
g on the Old Camp Ground" HgoldierS ChoTnE
n iSGm Esest Rock Of Liberty cold Friends and
Twenty Years Ago" HKitty OIyde,'' aFysE 81
Tbs" Mother Dear, b Pray for Me-" ale Doeth ali
I16ioE1 Wen "Faded R!owers," 4Bird Of Beauty5
when this War isover." Price as cents. =
a, sent prepaid BY mali on receipt OF the prSee nv
me me Faoiishs[s, HENRY T0LMAN3 CO sci WsSi.
Maslo 0eaIefs ,ipsJt rsgi nya3.2t
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saN ID Nv
and CaplNtOre.
JOS. TOL1VAR

yWogLD respectfully inform his ftiepd, ana H.,
No Cap Store az No. 8, WAsHIkSfoS .IIG H.
sti .Gteee, where be has just received iaTSS
Hs q q 4ne l9test and most fashI0nabI0 Stvies N
A1s SICK e entirely new, embracing eVervtbfnv
y ~ aat and Cap HE, and viii 81 iii N ~
lowest reasonable pfteeI - - y SSs e 4t.tas
~; T7ino1gd charity Govern . ain now and thSn.
iii Ever S0 the hoAds and sins Of All mOn."